But, according to e-mails at the time, the Parkers were still waiting for his final report.
I have answered e-mails at the oddest hours, and, minutes after I hit SEND, I receive a reply.
The report is right to blame exaggerated media coverage of climate scientists' errors, as well as the furore over leaked e-mails at the University of East Anglia.
"In the meantime," she said, "I will be announcing before the start of the fall semester interim protocols governing any searches of e-mails at the university".
UGLY SIDE OF LAW FIRM BILLING | A collection of internal e-mails at the law firm DLA Piper could reinforce a widespread perception that law firms inflate bills.
I read the e-mails at the office, whispering "I'm in such trouble" so loudly that a colleague later asked what I was in trouble about.
"And it is clear that what appeared to some to be innocuous e-mails at the time should have been investigated further".
The e-mails at the center of the scandal had been delivered to Capitol Hill three months ago, "and suddenly, three days ago, this gets spun up as if there's something new to the story.
But I noticed that every offer of help I initiated or granted engendered four or five e-mails, at the end of which I sometimes felt surly and behind on my work — and then guilty for feeling that way.
Hands-down my favorite read this week was Jack Shafer's diatribe in Slate against editors taking credit, written in response to the New York Times Magazine's recent decision to start publishing editors' names and e-mails at the end of every piece.
