That's what makes a memo written earlier this year by Defense Secretary Robert Gates and reported by The Times on Sunday so important.
She's different from the Ivana of "Lost Tycoon," who once fired two Trump Hotel staffers, one of whom had been employed by the organization for twenty-eight years, because they'd used her letterhead to make a prank memo.
Write down a note for yourself, or make a voice memo for yourself while the details of the accident are fresh in your mind.
It is laughable how far back opponents of the Bush administration will go to make a point ("Alito Memo in '84 Favored Immunity for Top Officials," news article, Dec. 24).
Monday was also the day that Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee voted to make public a memo written by its staff members.
She made a little memo in her notebook: "Will be in New York Wednesday.
Around this time I made a voice memo about how my heart was racing a little bit and that the acid was really coming on strong.
I tried in vain to ask 49ers running back Frank Gore a question, but was beaten to the punch by a radio DJ who asked him if he'd ever had an imaginary girlfriend and some other guy who asked Gore, "If you had a Pegasus, what would you name it?" I made a voice memo wondering if I was imagining all of this.
"Gay and lesbian couples may seem different from straight couples, but we all share similar values -- like the importance of family and helping out our neighbors; worries -- like making ends meet or the possibility of losing a job; and hopes and dreams -- like finding that special someone to grow old with, and standing in front of friends and family to make a lifetime commitment," the memo reads.
Last night Buzzfeed published the full (and unverified) dossier of memos that have been doing the rounds in Washington and beyond for a while now; memos that make a number of allegations against President-elect Trump's ties to Russia an—.
