* UBS: Facebook flub cost us $356 million

* Chris Dodd: Sandy Weill being “too simplistic”

* Rex Nutting: 5 lessons Bernanke learned on the job

* Morning Call: U.S. futures point higher, European rally fades and the Nikkei climbs.

* Michael Arrington: CraigsList isn’t evil

* Inevitable: Ross Levinsohn leaves Yahoo

* Howard Lindzon: Twitter hijacks Stocktwits

* Can-kicking convention: Heat rises on central banks

* Andrew Ross Sorkin: What Apple should consider buying

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* David Beisel: Signaling pricing expectations early in seed round talks

* Brad Loncar: It’s time to include independent investors on earnings calls

* Line of the Day, from Patrick Vlaskovitz: “You can only scale growth once you have something to grow.”

* Line of the Day II, from Albert Wegner: “One thing that always jumps out at me when looking at these bills is that they get away without a problem statement and without explaining how the bill is supposed to solve the problem.”