(The dot will start up automatically whenever the computer is started. For those not eager to have their screen permanently branded by ABC, the logo can be removed with some right-click mouse moves).
Similar to the findings of a qualitative study of Iraqi women living in the U.S. [ 51], the majority of women living in Qatar are very responsive to the message promoting breast cancer screening and are eager to participate in its screening activities.
And she obligingly popped on my screen, eager to expand upon some of her terse, shoot-from-the-hip quotations that have raised public hackles.
As to what's up next, the co-founders said that, while many vacation rental owners are seeking more automation in managing and marketing their properties, they're not so eager to let someone else screen potential candidates for them.
Photos: GROWN-UP FUN -- The latest Nintendo hand-held game console is not a tot's toy, although the youngest devotees of the Game Boy will probably be eager to give this dual-screen, flip-top device a go.
And the public, perhaps sufficiently enervated and confused by reality, was not eager to see it recreated on screen.
David Barrett, the chief executive of Hearst Television, said in a statement on Sunday that his company, recognizing "that consumers want the ability to view our stations' programming on any device that has a screen," was eager to work with ABC on the app.
The trouble with "15 Minutes," of course, is that Herzfeld is so eager to put blood on the screen that he can't extricate himself from the media morbidity that he knows is corrupt — the movie sells the same violence that it puts TV down for selling.
Yes, that Cormac McCarthy, who's apparently been eager to write directly for the screen for some time but should have stifled the impulse.
The city is full of road signs about the Olympics, and volunteers eager to answer tourists' questions, and screens showing Olympics events.
