Joe McDonald, for example, a staff photographer, noted that six weeks before his firing in November, he had worn prison stripes to a meeting about a new thumbprint-scan time clock.
Ledisi is a thumbprint of a new generation of soul.
You may also have to submit a thumbprint or have a new photo taken.
"We have combined all your favorites with music we know you'll love to create a new station that reflects your unique musical thumbprint," said Chris Phillips, chief product officer at Pandora, in a statement.
The new card – using a biometric identifier such a thumbprint – would require all US residents to prove their legal residency and eligibility to work in the US.
The project is the brainchild of Andrew Wilson, director of Thumbprint, a workers' co-operative that designs new ways to use mobile technology for public participation.
By separating a painting from its artist's style and transforming it under his own pop-inflected thumbprint, Lichtenstein both paid homage and gave new life to the works he admired.
The laws, which go into effect in 2003, also require new owners of handguns to provide the Department of Justice with a thumbprint.
It wants access to the new biometric voter register so that it can cross-check thumbprints on ballot papers.
And indeed, there was nothing surprising about the result: from an 87% turnout, 93% put their thumbprint in the box marked "Yes".The purpose of the new constitution, a product of nearly two years of reasonably transparent debate, is to allow more democracy without inviting another genocide.
But mobile is about the signature of its omnipresence, and the thumbprint will save bucketloads of time that will endow the new habits with strategic signatures and business models they suggest.
