'Lessons'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Also, check your Sidekick for my email.
Was this directed my way? And did you mean pullout from today's Globe? I don't see anything in the section with reader comments with your name (though the topic is appropriate). It looks like everyone there is in New England, though.
Engage with your patients?
Effectivize your communications?
Embiggen your communications
I can't stand Rachael Ray.
Still, she's not as bad as Emeril.
Jason Bruges’s Memory Wall, installed in Madrid’s new Hotel Puerta América, watches what its room’s inhabitants are wearing, and colors the interior to match.
I'm waiting for one that changes to complementary colors. Far more useful than simply matching. (I do like the lamp shade, though).
This seems to go along with one of themes of yesterday's Natter. [link]
I am so not dressed for public viewing, but I am wearing yoga pants and really thick yarn socks that I bought 8-9 months ago. Everything else is old and worn (and very comfortable).
Still, she's not as bad as Emeril.
Oh, she's worse. When he's not in front of a live audience, Emeril can at least cook some damn good food. Rachel Ray's only talent is perkiness.
Say your alma mater announces that they've put together an alumni directory, and they're going to publish your last known address and e-mail, and it would only be available to other alumni. If you want out, you have to opt-out... after the directory is published. Are you OK with that, or would your privacy-dar explode from overuse?
I would be thoroughly pissed off. To the extent that I would stop paying my alumni association dues and tell them exactly why.
Much as I would like to use embiggen--
I think Engage with your patients is the one!
Thanks amych.
lemon poppyseed pound cake
Are you sure random drug tests aren't coming up tomorrow?
Shirt: 3 years Shorts: 2-3 years Socks: oh god, over a year. Yuck. Shoes: 1 year.
Did the alumni see any sort of privacy agreement before they gave over their information?
The polite answer is opt out before publishing. I would be very angry (though without recourse, depending on a pre-existing privacy agreement I'd accepted) if they did that to me, becaue there are alumni I very definitely don't want to be able to get in touch with me. One in particular, a CSV of whose addressbook popped up on the web last time I did a vanity Google. Luckily the e-mail address was near ten years old, but still.