(Our personal favorite: peeking through the doorway).
He allows some of his personal character to peek out.
An example of this is at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, where the majority of children who receive ECMO after cardiac surgery do so via central cannulation, while at East Midlands Congenital Heart Centre, Glenfield Hospital, Leicester, it is more common to cannulate through a jugular-carotid approach (G Peek, personal communication).
Their vulnerability can be reduced and resilience enhanced when they have access to resources and information, are encouraged to participate in disaster preparedness and response activities, and can access personal and communal support (Peek 2008).
"It's about time there was some good news for WiMax," says Amol Sarva, chief executive of Peek, a personal mobile e-mail start-up slated to launch this summer.
But if that information were to include a message's subject line -- a matter that is still up in the air -- the government would essentially be peeking at personal correspondence, some privacy advocates say.
Josh Rasiel, a 32-year-old art director from Brooklyn, offered a peek at the personal shorthand on his scorecard during the dating session.
The Writer's Room: It's always nice to peek into writers' personal spaces... Surrounded by photographs, family mementos and the clamour of everyday life, seven authors – including Tom McCarthy and Peter Carey – offer a glimpse into the spaces where they create.
Ms. Meeropol chooses to peek into the personal lives of staff members periodically, visiting Ms. Soifer as she moves in with her new boyfriend and Mr. Johnson as he, his partner and the men's little son go through the usual morning family rituals.
Or store the personal stuff they need to peek at to gather sellable intel on you.
