PBS Newshour, 6 p.m.: "The only one that I could recall after a day of trying to remember specifics, was once I referenced this lady's height and I was standing near her, and I did this saying, you're the same height of my wife, because my wife is 5-feet tall and she comes up to my chin".
Mr. Cain described one of the incidents in his interviews with Fox and with PBS, telling the PBS anchor Judy Woodruff: "I referenced this lady's height, and I was standing near her, and I did this saying, 'You're the same height of my wife,' because my wife is five feet tall, and she comes up to my chin.
As part of the interview, I referenced this Forbes article (http://www.forbes.com/sites/joannmuller/2014/05/28/exclusive-inside-mary-barras-urgent-mission-to-fix-gm/) worke Barra talife andut thomehalifege of balifeing work life and home life.
Is reference like this? Do intentions really preserve reference?
Here's the great webinar I reference in this article: https://marketinganimals.infusionsoft.com/go/fbadsamy/amyp/ About Amy: Amy is the co-author of Facebook Marketing All-In-One for Dummies and a Social Media Strategist for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
I may sound like a broken record when I consistently reference this phrase in my weekly column: "mobile is the only under-hyped thing in tech".
As I referenced above, this market is evolving rapidly.
Being clear on confidentiality: 'This conversation is between us and that's where it will stay.' OR 'I may need to reference this conversation with others; I just want to be clear about that right up front".
There are all sorts of people doing it, but it is so serious, like, 'I'm going to reference this solo from 1972.' I wanted something that was open and free to all - and most of all I wanted something that was fun.
"I heard about the reference this morning from an old boyfriend who called me a 'meme,' and then I had to ask him what a 'meme' was".
