The 'neighbors' are defined as users who co-attended to common hashtags.
What Snowden has taught us is that the two extremes have converged: the NSA and its franchises are doing the Orwellian bit, while Google, Facebook and co are attending to the Huxleyean side of things.
The two of them were bordered by the opened doors of the church, stained glass windows on either side, his face bearing that familiar look of consuming love, joy and pride — along with a little fear, that at any moment he might start sobbing in front of all of his buddies and co-workers attending the ceremony.
An electrical engineer at the Boston-based Analog Devices and a robotics enthusiast, Bruce was thrilled to have a co-participant attending via a telepresence robot.
Compared to non-LEIF physicians, LEIF physicians were more often not a colleague (69% vs 42%) and not a co-attending physician (89% vs 66%).
For all physicians, the consultant was not a direct colleague (i.e. same working environment) of the attending physician in 41.8% of cases and in two thirds of cases the consultant was not a co-attending physician of and did not know the patient.
The consultant – was not a colleague of the attending physician – was not a co-attending physician – did not know the patient – talked to/examined the patient – considered the request* – talked about possible alternatives† – made a written report *This criterion was not questioned in the Belgian survey because it is too vague and not a task stipulated in de Belgian euthanasia law.
While the law does not describe precisely what is meant by independence [ 1], being a co-attending physician seems incongruent with the intention of the law that the consultant is able to give independent advice without influence from the attending physician or the patient.
Mr. Williams, Mr. Lamont's Connecticut campaign co-chairman, attended Mr. Obama's rally in Hartford on Monday night.
The three co-PIs attended and videotaped the rehearsal.
Eighty friends and co-workers attended Kim's funeral on June 6, Tanner said.
