Friday the 13th. My long-term friend (since nursery school) and highly respected entertainment attorney Larry Zerner played Shelly, owner of the hockey mask Jason Voorhees stole in Friday the 13th Part III. With a nod to Sunday’s Grammy Awards, have a listen to Album of the Year winner Beck‘s Heart is a Drum while perusing our list of nonprofit tweets of the week:

• Nell Edgington: 7 Questions to Guide Your Nonprofit Strategy: http://ow.ly/ISmoz
• Stuart Comstock-Gay: I cannot recommend this enough.,,why Hull House closed in @npquarterly NFP Deaths and Reincarnations: Part 1 of 5
• National Council of Nonprofits: How addressing policy threats to tax-exemption starts by educating lawmakers http://buff.ly/1Dd5viR #TransparencyTuesday
• For Purpose Law: (“I Can’t Define It, But) I Know It When I See It“: More about the Private Benefit Rule – Blog
• Philanthropy: When Scientific Research Can’t Get Federal Funds, Private Money Steps In: http://ow.ly/ILnag
• Ellis Carter: Top Five Nonprofit Legal Risks: http://bit.ly/1EYgjmU
• La Piana Consulting: “Nonprofit Collaborations: Legal Structures” by @GTak on @LinkedIn [Ed. We very much appreciate the tweet about our article from our friends at La Piana Consulting who are management consultant specialists in the area of collaborations.]
• Lucy Bernholz: Learn Foundation Law – new course on #PRIs @packardfoundation @gatesfoundation http://www.learnfoundationlaw.org/
• Nell Edgington: Is Business The New Charity? http://ow.ly/IOQ5x #nonprofit #socent
• Bridgespan Group: The Results Are In: Social Enterprise Works @cjavitsredf’s new @HuffPostImpact blog http://huff.to/1yiPLEN #socent
• Gene: Erin Bradrick & I look forward to presenting Nonprofit Law: Hot Topics for @CEB_CA State Bar of CA [Livecast on Thursday, February 26, from noon to 1 p.m.]