According to the blogosphere, the image was "jamming up the gay staff listserv" on Capitol Hill.
Baum runs "Chinapol," a peerless e-mail listserv on the subject of Chinese politics and beyond, which links several hundred members of academia, government, journalism, business, and the non-profit world, pooling efforts to disseminate, translate and interpret an astonishing array of information on China.
If an immigrant has tattoos that appear gang related, the consulate will deny his application off the bat, said Lincoln-Goldfinch. (She's on a listserv of attorneys who send one another photos of their clients' tattoos to make sure they're kosher).
If an immigrant has tattoos that appear gang related, the consulate will deny his application off the bat, said Lincoln-Goldfinch. (She's on a listserv of attorneys who send one another photos of their clients' tattoos to make sure they're kosher).
Therefore, individuals who did not have access to a computer, the internet, or who were not on the LGB and trans LISTSERVs on which the recruitment emails were distributed most probably did not see the recruitment advertising and were not able to participate.
David Ludgin, a lawyer with McCarter & English in Newark, N.J., commented last week on a listserv of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, a group of trust and estate lawyers, that he had received a "blind inquiry from someone who told me that the will she prepared for her now-deceased husband inadvertently named her brother-in-law as executor, although she had meant to name herself".
On Conservativenet, a listserv of historians, Prof. Lawrence Squeri of East Stroudsburg State wrote the other day, "I always did feel that Gingrich should have stayed in academia, conducting seminars that would make students rave or fume and send impassioned posts to the Rate My Professors Web site".
Furthermore, given that the bulletin board required users to log in and the listserv depended on people providing and accessing email accounts, it is necessary to question whether this study was measuring 'open' Internet access or not.
When Mr. Weidensaul and other saw-whet enthusiasts around the country recapture banded owls, they share the data on a Listserv to better track the animals' migration routes.
In 2000, Wales hired Larry Sanger, a graduate student in philosophy he had met on a Listserv, to help him create an online general-interest encyclopedia called Nupedia.
On the listserv for the Class of 1970, for instance, a message with the subject "Sad and bizarre Yale story" linked to a blog where a man had attempted to diagnose Vayner's condition.
