For example, respondents appeared to fall into two categories of receptivity to practice change initiatives: those who think they cannot, or do not need to, change and those who appreciate being reminded of the need to change.
Every morning we have been reminded of the risks of climate change as we walk from our guest house to the residence of the Dalai Lama, with the vast dry plains of India on one side and the towering peaks of the first range of the Himalayas on the other.
If you live in America today, it is impossible not to be reminded of the day when everything changed for the United States, and, therefore, and therefore, simply because it was the US... for the world.
This one, covered with fabric and lined with linen, reminded me of the change purses my grandmother carried.
Twitter Developer Advocate Matt Harris reminded developers of the change late last night in a Google Group posting.
These days, it's not quite like that, of course, and the President, once he gets home, will be frequently and painfully reminded of what has changed.
We are reminded of change when we remember iconic companies that each employed thousands of people such as Enron, Pan Am, MCI Worldcom and Arthur Anderson.
We are also reminded of change every time we read about mid-west factory workers losing their jobs as plants move overseas in one moment, and then read about children or young adults who are not old enough to drink alcohol who earn hundreds of thousands of dollars or even millions of dollars annually as youtube tech reviewers or toy reviewers, the next moment.
Digit began reaching out to users again today to remind them of the change.
And heading up Mare Street towards Clapton, I was reminded of how much the area has changed, even in the time I've known it.
