  Eskew Not Eschewing Views Askew As a member of blogger, I was invited to GMail. I've heard the concerns, and I mostly think they're bogus. I'll never need 1GB, even with all the junk mail I get. Plus, my e-mail conversations rarely amount to anything so groundbreaking or illegal. I hardly use my e-mail anyway, so this won't get much use. I had 5 or 6 e-mail addresses at one point, but now they only exist for the Web space that comes with them. My favorite feature is Quick Keys. It might not seem so amazing, but to have quick keys built into a Web-based e-mail program is the coolest thing about GMail.
Oh that AT&T Worldnet offered that. *** On the copy desk, one of the most common things noted were people's names and their jobs. For example, maybe a bomb squad member's initials are TNT. Notable examples exist in politics, but I can think of none that received more coverage than former President Richard M. Nixon's aide Robert L. Ehrlichman. Why such coverage? Because Ehrlichman was involved with Watergate and in his last name is the German word for "honesty," "ehrlich. " Oops. Today, I was watching Tucker Eskew get interviewed on CNN. Have you seen those word games where you have a word and with 1 letter change each step, you must transform that word into another.
For example: meal seal sean seen Usually the first and last word are somehow connected. In just one move, Tucker Eskew, Deputy Assistant to the President [George W. Bush] for Communications, becomes Tucker Askew. askew adj : turned or twisted toward one side Things that make you go, hmm. 
