Before 9/11, most office buildings had no lobby check-in; office employees and visitors alike would walk right to the elevator banks and go to the floors.
Maybe he'd have benefited from getting an iPhone and checking in from the office with Foursquare.
"I suppose there's an element of neurosis to checking in with your office all the time," he said.
Mr. Miller, who had taken his family to Santa Fe but was checking in with the office regularly, was not ready to declare victory.
Mobile phones will be provided for this purpose; should a researcher not check in, the office would investigate and if necessary inform appropriate authorities.
Nothing, it seemed, could crack the administration's denial — not Tony Blair of Britain and other leaders who took climate change seriously; not Mrs. Whitman (who eventually quit after being undercut by Mr. Cheney, who worked for the energy company Halliburton before he became vice president and received annual checks while in office); and certainly not the scientists.
After checking in at the box office, where audience members are given a playing card, and leaving coats, sweaters, and bags in a coatroom that lines the dimly lit entrance hall, you climb a flight of stairs that leads to a black, curtained space.
So this might be a good service for checking in with the home office when compared to rates from hotels or even payphones.
As promised, I checked in with the MSPCA office two days later and learned that the raccoons were getting plenty of human help, and would soon be returned to the safety of the wildlife reserve.
An early-morning check-in with the office.
After reviewing some of the documents, Mr. Lawsky's office regularly checked in with the New York Fed as the regulator further examined the extent of potential wrongdoing at Standard Chartered.
