"It'll be hard, but I need to disconnect," he says.
We need to disconnect the aerial and buy some quality DVDs for the kids.
On Twitter, many people agreed with feeling the need to disconnect from their device to better focus on the people they were with, instead of being distracted by their phone and the updates flowing through it.
I, for one, do not have a BlackBerry and feel the need to disconnect from e-mail, etc., so that I can think better and not be so distracted when I am with people.
L.B., CALIFORNIA First of all, you need to disconnect yourself from the idea that these organizations have "no objectivity" while you somehow remain wholly neutral and devoid of bias.
In order to write I need to disconnect from everyday worries and everyday life, but in my car I'm constantly able to observe people, to stop at a bistro or enjoy the scenery".
As Paul Gibbs explains: "To remove a kidney you need to disconnect the artery that sends blood into the kidney, the vein that drains the blood back into the circulation and finally the ureter that drains the urine from the kidney into the bladder".
Ms. Miller, who keeps a low profile on the dinner party circuit and gardens on Fire Island when she feels the need to disconnect from publishing, insists New York's present sensibility, including its bevy of "best of" service articles, is not so different from the template that Clay Felker and Milton Glaser invented in 1968.
To be productive in the boardroom you need to disconnect with the digital world and reconnect with yourself.
