I drafted an e-mail to Khalas and Maack with the subject line "Good News".
Shortly before midnight, he drafted an e-mail to Deputy Mayor Caswell F. Holloway saying he did not want to proceed.
I said that I was leaving, and retreated to the Flag City Diner, down the street, where I ordered scrambled eggs and began drafting an e-mail to Litton.
It was largely because of the expectation of dismal election results that the stirrings against Mr. Brown among his own members of Parliament had reached the point that a group of Labor backbenchers drafted an e-mail message telling him to go.
And there, he drafted an e-mail about the piece, and how great it was, and how everyone should share it, and he bcc'd every single person he knew: close friends, family members, casual acquaintances, old teachers, old teachers of family members, a customer-service guy in India named Arpit who had started to help the man with a computer thing once, but then it had fixed itself on its own.
A15 NASA released hundreds of pages of messages and memos circulated during Columbia's last mission, including the draft of an e-mail message from a frustrated senior engineer written 10 days before the shuttle broke up in which he said it was "bordering on irresponsible" for shuttle managers not to seek images of the orbiter in space to assess possible damage.
Imagine a system that could find high interest, low coverage stories and generate a list of sources to contact for the story and even create a draft of an e-mail inquiry to send those sources.
There on the silent bus, the woman shouted multiple drafts of an e-mail to a friend, laying plain her regret, fumes of resignation in the tight, enclosed area.
At 9 24 p.m., Ms. Nuland, reading the latest draft, complained in an e-mail, "These don't resolve all my issues or those of my building leadership".
