Readers can be extremely particular people, and the giver can never be quite sure if the receiver has read the intended book before (unless said giver decides to drop not-so-subtle hints: "Say? Have you ever read any Michael Chabon before? You have? Do you like him? Have you read his newest book?" Most people will figure this out).
Often marketers will happily report they have sent out thousands of bulk emails but how many are actually read by the intended recipient?
It is far from clear to me which reading the Massachusetts Legislature intended.
The message, which was reported in local media, read: "The singer intends to come out in support of local sodomites and break the current Russian law, directed at protecting children".
Here in Boonville, I had read, the Schmitts intend to be "cooks, not chefs," and son John's menu is short and crystal-clear.
AS more small businesses rely on e-mail and instant messaging for their communications, they would do well to use a number of inexpensive methods to preserve privacy and ensure that messages are read only by the intended recipient.
The New Yorker, August 25 , 1945P. 13 A soldier just back tells us that he has been seeing the pony edition of THE NEW YRKER and TIME for the last year or so, and when he picked up a standard-size edition the other day he suddenly felt that he was reading something intended for children- the enormous pages, the great type.
I definitely fall into the "different strokes for different folks" camp when it comes to the right age to read books -- and most of the time reading something intended for a "younger" age has left me disappointed, even upset.
Often, getting a second opinion about how something sounds to the reader i.e., what they got from reading the letter, not what you intended in writing it can be very valuable".
The software is used to encode e-mail messages so that they can not be read by anyone but the intended recipient.
