I keep my work To-Do list in Excel, so it’s easy to update and copy and paste and sort. In this case, whatever item I was updating was for client = Agere, source = common (as opposed to Health Management-related), due date = today, scope = small (less than an hour to do), urgency = the highest.
At a guess, it was pasted next to the last item I added, which was “Review approved Creditable Coverage Notice for differences” (which is actually HM, not CM, but I must have updated that column after the fact).
No atenderé al Core del Molten para los cinco miércoles próximos. En lugar de otro tomaré una clase del español obligatoria para mi trabajo. ¡Le veré el sábado próximo!
Pasted to my guild forum after agonizing over the grammar. See why I need a class?
Stupid work, interfering with World of Warcraft
I’m not going to post it here, but it’s contact information for one of our suppliers. I was putting together a request for quote for some electrical cable, and had to copy his address and fax number onto a new RFQ sheet.
If the Allow printing of on-line checks? option is set to NO, this field is set to NO, and you cannot change it. If this option is set to YES and you want to print a check for this purchase, select YES.
If a check for this purchase has already been written or printed, enter NO to continue entering information about the payment.
I’m a technical writer, currently helping out convert a document from Microsoft Word to Frame. There’s really no good way to do it, other than cuttenpaste, so that’s how I’ll be spending the majority of my week. Good times.
Look at the stars,
Look how they shine for you,
And everything you do,
Yeah, they were all yellow.
I came along,
I wrote a song for you,
And all the things you do,
And it was called yellow…
(It’s the whole lyrics actually, I just don’t want to get in trouble.)
I think I was on a Coldplay kick last night. Two in the morning does interesting, strange things to you. :dubious:
Mine is my standard email text when I send quotes to potiential clients. I won’t actually paste it here since it has my work contact info and other stuff.
That is what is known (at least in my business) as an illegal search. It has the same effect as a search of “sc=j” – all the other stuff is an attempt to get around the “no cover-to-cover feeds unless you pay for them” rule. Nice try, but you’re busted, buddy.
Incidentally, aren’t these threads disallowed? Not certain, but I think I recall coming across that rule once before.
Salzer, M.S., Blank, M., Rothbard, A., & Hadley, T. (2001). Adult Mental Health Services in the 21st Century. In R.W. Manderscheid & M.J. Henderson (eds.), *Mental Health, United States, 2000 (*pp. 99-112). Washington, DC: United States Government Printing Office.
