It's a great primary travel computer If you're going on to a meeting in another city or country and you don't need to run much of anything except email, a little note-taking, and some movie watching, take the iPad.
Write them a little note or take time to tell them a few reasons why you are grateful for them.
TC Boyle, author One of my favourite destinations on the planet is the New York Public Library on 5th Avenue and 42nd Street, where I recently basked in the beauty of the Public Reading Room, then secreted myself in Special Collections, to do a little note-taking for my next book.
His last point as to IBM's weakness has to do with labor force "rebalancing charges". IBM has restructuring its workforce, particularly in their global technologies services unit, "to reduce surplus labor in Europe," Bernstein's analyst noted, taking a little bit more of a hit on the bottom line.
The media took little note of the remark.
Investors, who had taken little note of the referendum, were startled.
Why not, indeed, as audiences and the Academy took little note of those negative notices.
But even the modified models took little note of data on how people flowed into and out of employment.
In 1884, he settled in Prout's Neck, on the Maine coast, where he gloried in having "no other man or woman within half a mile" and took little note of his growing fame.
New Yorkers might not notice the reduced number of sanitation workers, and most would take little note of the diminished role of the Department of Employment, two results contained in a tough budget plan that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is to announce today.
