You'll brush teeth, organize records and populate conversation bubbles, and those events just lead to the next chapter of the story, like turning a page.
Ms. Bunnett, a soprano saxophonist, has been traveling to Cuba through the last decade, intensively researching the music and organizing recording sessions; her latest, "Ritmo and Soul Blue Note/EMIMI) brings African percussionists and singers into the group, making sense of the forces of history that brought Yoruban culture and religious music to Cuba.
And amidst the chaos, a neatly organized record collection.
Writers compiled archives in New Jersey towns that had limited or no organized records.
At Otis Elevator, where Winthrop has organized records dating to the 1870's, a manager recently requested customer design documents for New York Life Insurance.
He went to Staples for some hanging files: he has been busily organizing records that he said demonstrated he had paid back some of the money, to show at a future hearing.
The Fin phone (helio.com, $129 with service plan) supports geotagging of photos, so that when you get home your photos are already a neatly organized record of where you have been.
They make statistical studies to establish basic mortality and morbidity tables, develop corresponding premium rates, establish underwriting practices and procedures, determine the amounts of money required to assure payment of benefits, analyze company earnings, and counsel with the company accounting staff in organizing records and statements.
Establishing an organized records system -- a place for everything and everything in its place -- will pay off many times over as your business grows.
It analyzes the data, and turns structured and unstructured fields into an organized record that is both human and machine-readable on the other side.
