TwitterFeed doesn’t give you a little cached Twitter widget, and affects page load as much as Twitter Tools does (which is to say, not at all).

I was going to recommend Twitterfeed, but it doesn’t have the feature of sending your tweets to your blog. Still, it’s a non-plugin option, which could help speed up your page load?

Thanks for the tip; the alternate stylesheets trick is a nice one.

One thing I do like about WP-Print, though, is that it applies to any theme because it uses a PHP filter, rather than relying on a different stylesheet from theme to theme. An actual alternate stylesheet for print, however, is more robust and, indeed, doesn’t require extra “tricks.” Plus providing a mobile version of your site can be a definite plus.

Much appreciated, Otto!

I can even show you an example. Go to any page on my own site and just do a print preview (or print it, if you feel that you need a hardcopy). Nothing special needs to be done. Like magic, all the stylistic stuff disappears and the post content shows up in a rather nice box.

More details about how to do this on your site can be found here:
http://ottodestruct.com/blog/2007/06/22/geekery-and-beer/