The storm petrel is usually silent at sea, but sometimes gives the chattering call.
The apparent ill feeling between Ms. Royal and Ms. Trierweiler has given the French chattering classes much to chatter about and has embarrassed Mr. Hollande, who has portrayed himself as a "normal president" without the soap opera that seemed to surround Mr. Sarkozy.
But Matt is an optimist, and, as annoying as his constant chatter is, he does give Ryan just enough confidence to try yet another idea... and another.
But even if we fall short on penetration, A.O.K. will give the chatterers something to chatter about besides ammo clips and the gun-show loophole.
Given the importance of Chatter to Salesforce, it's not surprising that previous moves to increase the functional breadth of Chatter have either been built in house, or gained through acquisition - as an example it has included technologies from Activa Live and DimDim, two companies it acquired, into the Chatter product.
Given the serious times, the chatter goes, should Barack Obama be allowed to enjoy date night with Michelle in New York, sightseeing in Paris, golf outings in D.C., not to mention doing a promotion for Conan O'Brien and a video cameo for Stephen Colbert's first comedy show from Iraq?
Although its timing is entirely coincidental given all the chatter about the Threshers scam/viral/genius/etc, Bottletalk.com, a site based around the idea that people want to network socially around wine, launched its beta site this week.
Vang's poems are sometimes woven with Hmong phrases, which, to the reader who lacks the language, give the impression of chatter arriving by a remote, staticky broadcast.
"The Wolfman" (Universal Pictures) was third with about $30.6 million, a weak opening for such an expensive endeavor — budget estimates range from $110 million to $150 million — but better than some analysts had anticipated given negative chatter on the Internet.
