Sentences with phrase «on email chains»

Are you no longer being included on email chains?

If you're only the third or fourth person on the email chain, then you have an obligation to acknowledge that you have been pulled into the conversation.

Meanwhile, they and a couple of their friends were the ones who passive aggressively shamed Nancy on an email chain in front of everyone and made her cry and that's why she's quit the PTA.

Former prosecutors, friends and colleagues immediately started reaching out to each other on an email chain to express condolences and support, commiserating about how unfair they thought the situation was.

Check out the exclusive clip from Get A Job below, and maybe think twice about hitting «Reply All» on that email chain...

Not exact matches

For instance, if you have a thread going with someone, it would ping you with new replies, but you wouldn't get pinged for every new message on a large chain email that you weren't reading.)

When documents reviewed for production in connection with committee requests reminded me that meeting had occurred, and because of the language in the email chain that I then read for the first time, I included that meeting on a supplement.

«If you need to forward an email to someone who technically should not be on the chain, cut and paste the email into a separate email for that person,» Oliver suggests.

One email chain focused on a man we all assumed was a graduate student who had a habit of walking around mumbling what we assumed to be racist epithets under his breath before flashing a disingenuous smile and skulking away.

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Earlier today, Paladino blasted out a missive to his sizable email chain in which he called on Libous to ask the «grassroots / Tea Party taxpayers» for forgiveness for «past transgressions» and pledge to advocate for and defend Conservative / Republican interests.

Former Clinton campaign officials reacted forcefully to the bombshell email chain released by Donald Trump Jr. via Twitter on with surprise and concern.

In a Tuesday morning press conference, Comey said the investigation found that 110 emails and 52 email chains sent or received by Clinton and her team on the private servers included classified information.

The email was sent at 4.20 pm on 11 July 2011, the day after the News of the World closed and seven days after the Guardian disclosed that the tabloid had hacked the voicemail messages of the missing Surrey schoolgirl Milly Dowler, triggering a chain reaction of further revelations and political outcry.

¶ A Nov. 18, 2014 email chain — between Kaloyeros, Nicolla, lobbyist Todd Howe, and then - FRMC president Jerry Barber — where participants comment on a solicitation from another developer.

With that said, we are always in the loop on chains of emails (especially now that are in different parts of the country), and Julianne and I are very involved in the creative aspect of Emi - Jay, whether that means picking new colors and patterns for upcoming seasons, working on our website or even social media — we have the best time picking out cute things to Instagram!

And I HAVE made the mistake of almost falling in love with someone based on lengthy email chains and phone conversations prior to meeting in person, only to finally meet and feel... nothing.

Hackers dumped studio president Amy Pascal and Sony TV head Steve Mosko's email inboxes onto file sharing sites Monday evening, and Gawker unearthed an undeniably juicy chain on Tuesday in which Pascal and producer Scott Rudin bicker relentlessly about the state of the Apple founder's biopic.

Blust and Cleveland sent their March 9 remarks to an email chain that included bipartisan House education committee members who held hearing earlier this month on Senate Bill 8, a GOP - backed bill that could lift the 100 - school cap on charter schools and allow charters more access to public funding streams and oversight outside of the N.C. State Board of Education.

Don't worry, it's not one of those dreadful chain letters that does the rounds on the internet, imploring you to forward an email to umpteen friends to earn good luck or ward off a curse.

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For starters, hotels sometimes advertise deals on their own sites, especially if they're small, or in email newsletters if it's a big chain.

Based on the graphic Starwood's including in its promo email (seen above), it's possible that the chain's feeling some pain from the very generous status matches offered by Hyatt, Hilton and other chains.

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«likely setting up email chains to distort ABC polls on global warming (who else would bother to do it and it sooooo like them isnt it»

It suggests that they feel tht they do not have ay enforceable IPR, but of course that is only my guess based on the course this email chain took.

So let's follow the dots and take a look at Chris Folland's email, which is first in the chain of three emails that McIntyre quotes (although McIntyre jumps back and forth in a way that obfuscates what is really going on).

A leaked email chain reported earlier this week on DeSmog shines a harsh light on the behind - the - scenes coordination between well - known climate deniers and fossil fuel funded spindoctors.

• 206 emails that contained a message / text from Dr. Mann somewhere in the chain; • 92 emails that were received by Dr. Mann, but in which he did not write / participate in the discussion; and • 79 that dealt with Dr. Mann, his work or publications; he neither authored nor was he copied on any of these.

I once received a forwarded email from an opposing counsel that included a chain of prior emails that included a long discussion with several members of his staff about settlement on a case we were litigating with them.

Clicking on it opened the window in the center telling me that [email protected] had deleted one email address from the chain.

This actually came to mind because yesterday I saw on someone's LinkedIn update that a UK solicitor that was helping some clients sell property — and that was his business doing the conveyancing and distributing sale proceeds — had his email compromised, the client's email was compromised, and somewhere a crook inserted themselves into the communications chain and provided false banking information.

Notice, though, that a lot of this furtiveness depends on email, which, you might think, is a weak link in the chain of deception.

That could make it a truly useful tool for killing off slow and tedious email chains between companies, partners and clients as they work together on projects.

«In general, if the transactions are gathered together in blocks, and it is blocks that are secured on the chain using cryptography, and it is designed to be tamper - resistant and produce immutable records, the system qualifies as a blockchain,» she said in an email.

On Monday, security expert Brian Krebs reported that PaneraBread.com, the online domain for the US bakery and cafe chain, exposed customer records including names, email addresses, physical ad...

On Monday, security expert Brian Krebs reported that PaneraBread.com, the online domain for the US bakery and cafe chain, exposed customer records including names, email addresses, physical addresses, dates of birth, loyalty card numbers, and the last four digits of credit card numbers.

For agents who are on the road during most of the day, communicating through Hangouts» mobile responsiveness and categorizing may be an easier feat than scrolling through a busy email account with long email chains.