Some zone out, jotting down set lists in their notebooks.
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Eventually he made clear what he had been jotting down.
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His favorite pastime was jotting hip-hop lyrics into a pad.
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Jotting down key facts could have helped her salvage the interview.
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Google Maps is essential for saving locations, jotting quick notes and navigating.
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Our conversation continued for three hours with Dan listening and jotting down notes.
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I'm always jotting down ideas on various pieces of paper throughout the week.
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That is something more than "jotting down" thoughts on your day at work.
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After many sleepless nights, jotting into my notepad, by God, I had it.
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Over the past day, Kaneko has been jotting down Pixite's priorities for the year.
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The players are also the judges, jotting down notes and arguing points of procedure.
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And he's in good company: Bill Gates too swears by jotting down notes by hand.
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They improvised quickly, jotting down candidates for the next cabinet on a yellow legal pad.
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I'm always coming up with ideas, I'm always inspired by things and jotting them down.
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That's not unusual at all – I've been jotting notes down in Moleskine's notebooks for years.
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All of it is better than jotting down new appointments on a paper calendar — mostly.
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Fortunately, jotting your supervisor a message can work just fine for any non-urgent matters.
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Simply jotting down something vague like "do better at my job" likely won't cut it.
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At meetings he once led, he now sat in the second row, jotting down notes.
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Also, with the $99 Apple Pencil, I can use it for jotting notes during meetings.
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Printing out or jotting down a recipe on a piece of paper is just simpler.
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He even carried around a notebook, jotting down 1-4 ratings of artwork he visited.
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For us, it means jotting down what culture mattered this year and talking about that.
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" Notebook "Usually it's a Moleskine, for jotting down ideas, but right now it's a Leuchtturm.
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And so she began jotting down her own thoughts and memories, one bit at a time.
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Jotting down notes with the stylus feels almost as good as writing on a paper notepad.
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The digital stylus included for jotting down notes has better pressure sensitivity and a finer tip.
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He was also jotting down stories from his past life, one not many people knew about.
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A fitness enthusiast, he often conducts meetings during long walks, occasionally jotting notes on his hand.
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"I'm passionate about Piaget," he said, constantly taking iPhone photos and jotting down inspirations during his travels.
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The Raspberry seems better suited for jotting down ideas where the on-board iPhone mic would do.
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Thankfully, all that happens next is a jotting down of names and a slap on the wrist.
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It has a large and sharp display and supports pen input for jotting notes on the display.
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Jotting notes for her speech, Romeo remembered that Streep had won an Oscar for playing Margaret Thatcher.
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Overstreet says that in between takes on the show's choir room set, he was busy jotting down lyrics.
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Notebooks are a great tool for all ages for jotting down everything from thoughts to ideas to reminders.
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Michaux crafted the phrases by taking mescaline, walking around outside, and jotting down his perceptions in a notebook.
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You've also got handy widgets for jotting down notes and seeing documents on your device and in OneDrive.
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While it can be tempting to keep lists on your phone, try jotting them down in a notebook.
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In fact, he credits some of his most successful companies to the simple habit of jotting down ideas.
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Besides a notebook for jotting down ideas in the middle of the night and a large yellow highlighter.
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Try jotting your thoughts on a piece of paper or using meditative breathing exercises to get to sleep.
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I also start jotting down story ideas as an assignment for an interview I went to this past week.
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Through nearly two weeks of witness testimony, they have sat stoic, many jotting down notes in large coiled notebooks.
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This could mean keeping a detailed dream journal or jotting down a list of images on an index card.
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For anyone jotting down thoughts in the journal, it's also a reminder of the power of bold, direct statements.
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This envelope jotting is not an attempt to wrestle with eternal verities, but it inevitably touches on them anyway.
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In these shared documents, thousands of people are jotting down their contact information and offering to do just that.
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BRENTWOOD, N.Y. — These days, Evelyn Rodriguez always carries her blue clipboard, jotting down notes when inspiration or anxiety strikes.
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For her, that process began, as it always does, on paper, jotting ideas down as they came to mind.
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Gratitude journaling: This simple practice — jotting down things you're grateful for — has gained popularity over the past few years.
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Roiland, meanwhile, has apparently been jotting down game ideas in paper form for the better part of two years.
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He met with coach after coach, trading ideas and jotting notes on things like management principles and offensive strategy.
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Now that Chrome OS supports Android apps the device is perfect for reading comics, jotting down notes, or even drawing.
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Most lucid dreaming apps include some kind of space for jotting down or reciting your dreams when you wake up.
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Perhaps we got through a couple of weeks of jotting down dates before we abandoned it on a shelf somewhere.
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His memory is quite bad now, so he uses the notebook constantly, looking up facts or jotting down new ones.
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Before I was fully rapping, I was still just jotting my thoughts, and just doing it to a certain tempo.
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Before he bought an iPad Pro, he had tried 20 styluses for sketching illustrations or jotting down ideas, he added.
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And then there was the amateur genealogist said to be committing voter fraud by jotting down names found on gravestones.
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As for Principles, the concept flowed from Mr. Dalio's early practice of jotting down his observations about how markets worked.
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Despite the proliferation of task management apps, the analog method of jotting down your goals is proven to help you remember.
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Jotting down all your worries will get them out of your head so that they won't interrupt your sleep, Long says.
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I've been jotting down the questions I still have about all of this since hearing of the Comey dismissal last night.
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Mr. Mealey was jotting our names in the book when a sound in the spruces made us all stand straight up.
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Arlan Hamilton's trick to getting stuff done isn't jotting things down on a planner or drinking more water: it's forgiving others.
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I like to use mine as a planner and for jotting down random notes and thoughts I have throughout the day.
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Gone are the days of jotting down grocery lists, trip plans, or project ideas on the notepad sitting on your desk.
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The Notes application, for example, knows when the pencil tip touches the screen and automatically makes room for jotting down notes.
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When the camp was over, he spent the drive back to Peggs jotting down everything he could recall in a notebook.
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I'm used to jotting everything down (typing it in the Notes app on my phone) because I have a terrible memory.
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The president could be seen swiveling in his chair as governors spoke while Pence sat next to him jotting down notes.
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He did not take notes while witnessing scenes in "Frank Sinatra," instead jotting down his recollections hours later — including the quotes.
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This one is actually a notebook — handy for jotting down all the numbers you'll be getting because your costume is so cool.
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I quietly watched what he ate, only mentally jotting down my secret wish list of what I'd tell him if he asked.
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When Trump was president-elect, Comey took to jotting down conversations in detail, because he worried Trump would lie about them later.
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While it's tempting to keep lists on your phone, try jotting them down in a notebook or on a piece of paper.
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And I quickly began jotting down notes on scenes of violence and near-violence, and gathering voices of angry, frustrated Trump supporters.
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At the same time," Day says, "I was jotting down notes about what I wanted to say with a body of work.
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Winfrey sometimes keeps her journal electronically, jotting down what she was thankful for in the moment, she wrote in O, The Oprah Magazine.
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I flipped through, jotting down a few: Bad girl: Any woman who behaves or thinks outside the space society maps out for women.
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She had observed these while in Dalguise in Scotland, also jotting down notes on their behavior on an adjacent page of her sketchbook.
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I stopped jotting down those tricks at a certain point, perhaps after a fan representing a storm gale blew my notebook's pages about.
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For years, I've resorted to jotting places I went each day into my Google Calendar, as that'll usually trigger memories of time spent there.
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You can simply watch all of the death scenes, one by one, and not bother with jotting down answers in the in-game book.
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While you're jotting down resolutions to be all you can be this year, make a note to try to be kinder to yourself, too.
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People aren't always sure what I'm reading my comics and or jotting down notes on, but they know it's fascinating, and tiny, and cool.
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And with Apple Pencil1 support, the new iPad mini is the perfect take-anywhere notepad for sketching and jotting down thoughts on the go.
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If you are thinking of taking in the splendor of Europe it's time to start jotting down notes because Chloe is doing it right.
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She wrote it in feverish outbursts, she said, sometimes jotting down details on her arm when she didn't have paper or a laptop nearby.
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I've been writing in a Moleskin journal ($215 on Amazon) since college, just jotting down my thoughts, ideas, and how I am currently feeling.
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If you're stumped for ideas, Mr. Shelley recommends grabbing a thesaurus and jotting down words that sound like either person's first or last names.
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Absolutely. Yes, Amy Pascal's getting a mammogram and she's jotting down emails, but you're not making fun of the fact that she's getting a mammogram.
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But for $25 there are no cables, no Bluetooth, and no electronics that would make it anything more than a journal for jotting notes.[ThinkGeek]
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At one of these tables, three student friends from Sweden were jotting down marks and reviews on paper as if they were dabbing bingo numbers.
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I have it before me, open at this color plate, jotting Notes into a jotter, which I'll work up later into what you're reading now.
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As a lawmaker shuttling between Brasília and São Paulo a few years ago, he found himself jotting his musings on cocktail napkins in airport lounges.
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Word. 3 Pack Lined Pocket Notebooks, $10.99, available at AmazonThese small books are the perfect size for jotting down quick notes and to-do lists.
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Waller-Bridge said she had been jotting down ideas in a draft email, and when she read it back, she found mainly jokes about religion.
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This means Mendelsohn can slice an author's Achilles but leave a reader jotting down a list of her other books, the ones he believes succeed.
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Throughout, Mr. Zuckerberg, dressed in a dark suit and purple tie, sat stone-faced, jotting down notes and occasionally sipping from a glass of water.
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One approach Morley suggests to fight what he sees as "blank page syndrome" is to just start jotting down information and see where it leads.
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Several men recalled Jensen placing their semen in Petri dishes to supposedly study their testosterone levels, tape-measuring their body parts, and jotting notes in notebooks.
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Our phones might not be jotting down our every word, but our suspicions that our phones are more observant than they're letting on was definitely correct.
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I've yet to fully embrace it, but I do benefit from at least jotting down a few daily benchmarks in the Notes app on my phone.
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If you're still stuck in the dark ages of manually jotting down grocery lists, below are 13 tools that can put your life on cruise control.
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There isn't room to wax eloquent, but the shape of the page lends itself well to coming up with lots of ideas and jotting them down.
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First for research, religiously jotting down the lyrics that stood out, like a teenager with a crush who has decided every song applies only to them.
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So I decided to separate task lists from ideas, using a Hobonichi Techo Cousin for planning and to-dos and the Leuchtturm for jotting down thoughts.
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I was constantly memorizing and jotting down lyrics in my journal, which I kept as a means of chronicling my thoughts and working on my writing.
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He begins by combining oils in a jar, counting each drop sotto voce, and jotting down the total — a procedure that makes him resemble an apothecary.
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She's also been spotted in a knee-length fuzzy pink coat and studiously jotting down notes in the chamber in — what else — a sparkly pink notebook.
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To become a clearer communicator, she suggests jotting notes down before going to a meeting or writing a draft in a Word document before sending an email.
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Reynolds also leaves readers (this one, anyway) enthusiastically jotting a list as they go: of songs to listen to, books to read, YouTube clips to hunt down.
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She attended nearly every panel, jotting things down in a small black notebook and occasionally calling out suggestions if the speakers seemed at a loss for ideas.
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Back in the cold room, Ms. Weinnig begins by jotting down the corals' health scores (all healthy) and noting the normal pH and temperature of the water.
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For most of the week, she's used a leather-bound notebook, as well as highlighting and jotting down notes in the margins of the Democrats' briefing packet.
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Dry erase boards can be very helpful for jotting down quick notes, and this one from EXPO even looks cool with its black board and neon markers.
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Perhaps it's an occupational hazard of working in beauty, but I can't help jotting down the names of each and every product that appears to be working wonders.
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It's free, fast, and even supports markdown, making it perfect for jotting down quick notes, or, say, writing how-to guides to import into your site's publishing system.
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The useful Screen Off Memo, which lets you start jotting notes on the display as soon as pull out the S Pen now supports up to 100 pages.
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Spend a couple minutes between projects jotting down all the things causing you stress — an annoying co-worker, an unreasonable boss, a broken printer, nothing's off the table!
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She offers tea, I decline, and we fall into silence as she finishes breakfast, and I monitor the photo shoot, jotting down things to remember to ask Morby.
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Star Trek Friendship Necklace See Details In case you wanted to go retro while jotting down your Discovery thoughts and theories, why not record them in a PADD?
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It's not fully clear how King wanted Obama to mark the paper, but it's clear as day that the man was jotting down underneath the left (Panthers) column.
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If you have a bit more dough to spend, check out the Galaxy Note 8, which adds an S Pen for jotting notes and an even larger display.
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I tried a total of 18 dishes for this assignment, taking photos of each and jotting down notes about their ingredients, taste, and appearance as I went along.
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I am an avid reader of travel blogs, especially those run by Black women, so I spent an entire year bookmarking photos on Instagram and jotting down restaurants.
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This free iOS and Android download is an advanced note-taking app, but it also handles tasks like making to-do lists, jotting down agendas and making sketches.
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Earlier, Newman had seen Palmer make that same gesture, but he needed a recurrence to feel confident jotting his discovery, in small and neat penmanship, into a notebook.
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Main image courtesy of Robert Seymour's Living Made Easy series I love jotting down nonsensical snippets of conversation I overhear at music festivals, parties, and other drug-friendly gatherings.
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The result is an app that excels at the primary purpose of a notes app on your phone: jotting down text and finding it again when you need it.
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Like Apple Maps, you can add notes about where you parked — something that's helpful for jotting down cross streets or which floor of a garage you're on, for example.
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But the frog doesn't actually spend much time at home, though you will spot it from time to time poring over maps or jotting down notes in a diary.
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One is holding a phone, one is jotting something on a Post-it, one is holding what looks like a receipt, while the fourth holds another pink Post-it.
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Chinese officials covet attention from the global stage, and images of foreign reporters jotting down their comments at news conferences are a staple of state-controlled evening news shows.
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Chinese officials covet attention from the global stage, and images of foreign reporters jotting down their comments at news conferences are a staple of state-controlled evening news shows.
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Trump now adds to his daily schedule in a black appointment book, jotting down meetings he schedules the day of with the help of his personal aide, Madeline Westerhout.
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About ten minutes in, I sat up and withdrew a notebook from my tote bag and started jotting down my ideas, sort of like channeling a spirit through automatic writing.
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A combined 80 billion text messages are sent each day, and yet storytellers are still working out how to best capture the experience of jotting a message and hitting send.
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She said she has been jotting down notes to herself pretty much around the clock, even in her early-morning SoulCycle classes, when she's supposed to be composing inspirational messages.
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I've been jotting down his most adorable mispronunciations on various notes apps — "Ninja TUH-tuhlth," ("Ninja Turtles"), "Th-tah Wah-th" ("Star Wars") — and I've captured many more on audio.
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The app is well-designed and feels like it fits somewhere in-between the simplicity of jotting down an item in Notepad and the structure of adding events in Calendar.
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She filled it up in three months and moved on to the extra paper in her notebook, jotting down vignettes in the style of "Twilight Zone," and she never stopped.
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For some people, managing money comes down to grabbing a piece of computer paper, jotting down their outgoing expenses, their incoming funds, and mentally deducting a certain portion for fun.
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The Democratic congressman from Minnesota—and deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee—flipped through a white binder, jotting notes with a royal blue pen that perfectly matched his tie.
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And Tiffany Trump has played the validator, divulging rare personal details about her father's style of parenting, like his habit of jotting handwritten notes across her high school report cards.
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If you've never felt like a corporate job was in the cards for you or find yourself regularly jotting down ideas, it's time you met the Smart Millennial Business podcast.
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He would go home after his team's games and watch video of opposing players like Seager, jotting down observations about their swings, and notes on things they could work on.
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I was rehearsing lines in my head, jotting down ideas when they came to me, trying to perfect it, so it would be just right for when the moment came.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa, a former chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, glanced over repeatedly, almost as if he were not quite sure what Gardner was jotting down so quickly.
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The Spectre's included pen is not as nice or as well-specced as the Surface Pen, but I'm not an artist and it works just fine for jotting down quick notes.
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With pens and paper in hand, a group of women of various backgrounds started jotting down ideas for collaborating on a project to benefit victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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It's noisy, the medics and translators are scrambling around grabbing syringes and pills, bags of saline solution, jotting down information on clipboards, barking staccato orders hard for the layman to understand.
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We here at TechCrunch spend most of our days thinking about whatever new gizmo or gadget is about to hit the shelves, and we've been jotting down our favorites for months.
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She settles into her regular seat in Section 105 to follow the Yankees' every move and keep score — jotting the teams' lineups, batting averages, fielding positions and more into her scorebook.
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We're through the Jewish High Holy Days and still more than a week out from Diwali, and we're not quite at the point yet where we're jotting down ideas for Thanksgiving.
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It's still *the* choice for Android-preferring folks who expect a lot out of their phone, whether it's watching HDR Netflix movies, marking up PDFs, capturing stunning photos, or jotting down notes.
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We could be focusing on creating meaningful experiences and memories, but are rather too busy jotting down notes on who gave what and who to thank for the third consecutive baking sheet.
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Florence Healthcare built its software to feel natural for researchers accustomed to jotting things down, circling things on paper, and generating medical records and lab reports as they treat their patients offline.
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The pen-like 01 comes in three models, with a laser measurement system on one end and either a pencil, pen, or stylus tip on the other (for jotting down measurements quickly).
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He became so engrossed that he began jotting down, in a notebook, the details of every first-run movie he could find — a kind of human precursor to the Internet Movie Database.
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The Smart Writing Set ($200) caters to that segment of the population who still like jotting down ideas in an honest-to-goodness journal, but also want the convenience of automatically digitized notes.
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A gratitude journal need not be any more complicated than keeping a notebook by your bed and starting a nightly habit of jotting down who and what you were grateful for that day.
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GIF: Sam Rutherford; Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)If jotting down notes with a keyboard or pen isn't appealing there's the third use of the e-ink display and one we're all familiar with—reading.
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Dressed in a business-like black jacket and white top, Swift, 27, one of the top-selling U.S. singers, watched the proceedings in a federal courthouse, jotting notes on a pad of paper.
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Harlem Romantics, their Lake District was Dixie, and their lyrical ballads were the songs, stories, and tales they gathered—Hurston compiling transcripts for her academic work, Hughes jotting down phrases in his notebook.
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From remembering your grocery list, to jotting down random musings while on the bus, to celebrity apologies, over the years it's worked its way into our lives in a number of surprising ways.
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So this feature is most convenient with apps and sites that you plan to use primarily on the iPhone, to spare you the hassle of jotting down strange email addresses and their passwords.
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As with watchOS, Wear also sports some canned responses, along with a drawing function for jotting down quick emojis, so there's no shortage of ways to try to bypass the problem of small screens.
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There's just so much you can do, whether it's jotting down notes without even unlocking the phone, or using the new full sentence translation feature to make up for my shoddy Mandarin reading comprehension.
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Because of its tiny pretzel stick–sized form factor, it's not ideal for long writing or drawing sessions (the hand cramps!), but it's nice for marking up documents quickly or jotting down short reminders.
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Constructing the dialogue, I was researching period grammar and vocabulary, but also going through the primary source material, jotting down sentences and phrases and categorizing them into different situations where I might need them.
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When I went to my journal a few game days later, there they all were in order, as if (as is the intent) Arthur had in fact been jotting them down while I wasn't looking.
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Referring to his early ideology, Kavanaugh said he found himself jotting down his agreement with William Rehnquist, who was an associate justice beginning in 1972 and chief justice from 33 until his death in 2005.
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His parents are both authors, but Wagner didn't feel he had the attention span to write books, so he took to jotting shorter bits as a vehicle for things he couldn't always say out loud.
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After each game and before he showers, he spends two to three minutes at his locker jotting down thoughts about how he performed, what pitch sequences the opposition threw him and how he can improve.
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Backstage before his show, Mr. Piccioli stood in front of his inspiration board, talking a visitor through his thought process, pointing out lines from Shakespeare and Flaubert, when he paused in front of another jotting.
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You're not going to want to use the S3 for serious productivity, given the limitations of Android, but the magnetic case/stand is really great for firing off a couple of emails or jotting down notes.
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You have a method for speedily jotting down all the relevant stuff that's just light years faster than predictive type and whatever the hell gadgets like the Note 163 promise you can do with a stylus.
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Also, I have to mention I appreciate the Surface Hub 23S' matte screen, which does a good job of cutting down on reflections while also giving it a nice texture for sketching or jotting down notes.
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Finding the groove I started jotting down notes about my experience within the first few weeks of the trip in preparation for this look back, and most of the previous section comes from those early scribbles.
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He had just attended a preview of his show "Thom Pain (based on nothing)," by the playwright Will Eno, and was jotting notes on a legal pad, with a laptop and a smartphone at his elbow.
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It's loaded with plenty of features — like a new kickstand that can bend further back (more on that in a bit), a new keyboard, support for a more accurate Surface Pen for jotting notes and more.
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His uncle Mahmoud maintained his love of literature during his 21 years in Abu Salim by jotting poems on both sides of a thin pillowcase that he sewed into the waistband of his underwear for safekeeping.
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You never know when you're going to meet a potential client or collaborator and you'll look much more professional handing over a glossy business card than you will jotting down your email on a cocktail napkin. Moo.
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I started jotting down numbers on a napkin, gesturing with my $8 beer as I explained how easy it would be, within a year, for him to pay it all off with the salary from his new job.
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Every time you create a note, you're presented with more than half a dozen templates, making the creation process feel more suited to a minor desktop publishing project than jotting down a few key points at a meeting.
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Midge acts as his psuedo manager, jotting down detailed notes about Joel's sets — "You got three more laughs tonight than you did last time" — and bribing cafe bookers with pot roast in exchange for better performance time slots.
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The technology isn't quite as advanced as the version the company offers on the Windows-based Galaxy Book, nor is it any sort of Wacom competitor, but it does the trick for jotting down notes and casual drawing.
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If you still keep a small paper notebook tucked away for jotting down quick notes, you might want to consider trading up to this blank deck of cards that's useful for more than just remembering to buy milk.
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Samsung includes an S-Pen stylus that works really well and compares similarly to the Apple Pencil (which isn't included with the iPad Pro.) The S Pen can be used for drawing, painting and jotting down quick notes.
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Instead of enduring hours of legal arguments, senators acting as jurors got to play a role -- and many appeared to be jotting down questions on the fly and sending them to Chief Justice John Roberts to read out.
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I would be sitting on the bus, jotting down snatches of conversation in my notebook, details of scenery or sensation, and I would see myself as a primitive device, a machine for the recording and processing of information.
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The other reason that readers will find this volume so fascinating is that it shows Didion at work, as a writer and reporter, gathering details, jotting them down and running her observations through the typewriter of her mind.
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She then started jotting down notes, the first draft of her own speech endorsing an inquiry — words that would not only formalize the House investigation but potentially change the course of the nation and define her storied career.
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She says that the group started tallying unintended pregnancies in 2012, jotting them down into a database whenever a woman posts an incident to the Facebook group, and she took over the task from another admin in January 2015.
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When they arrived, they would pull a long piece of thin rope with meter marks taut to measure the distance between the last icy bit and a metal rod, jotting down the observations they would send to the Society.
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Branson credits some of his most successful companies to the simple habit of jotting down ideas: "Some of Virgin's most successful companies have been born from random moments — if we hadn't opened our notebooks, they would never have happened."
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Because I am frequently in the field talking to Spanish speakers in sometimes precarious situations, I find that just jotting down what people say in a notebook is more discreet than using the Notes app or recording a conversation.
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In the chilly sales room, buyers crowd around pallets loaded with ahi tuna, moonfish or swordfish as the auctioneer takes bids, jotting the final price per pound on a piece of paper that is then attached to the fish.
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On lined 21.2 by 298 inch pages, in penciled-in cursive, she captures American history in staccato fragments, jotting down what laborers paid for gas, rent and food; how much they could make picking a day's worth of potatoes.
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Using the new S Pen to write notes on the always-on AMOLED display feels like a great tool for quickly jotting things down (and for looking like you're paying attention during a meeting instead of messing around on your phone).
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You wouldn't know it now, but once, six operators were seated here, elbow to elbow, night and day, inhaling packs of Winstons, taking calls and jotting notes, arms dancing across the machines as they plugged in and unplugged the cables.
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One week he'd notice a guy on his tour taking photos and jotting down notes, and the next week he'd arrive at a location to find the same guy giving a tour himself, regurgitating Brian's material, messing up his jokes.
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Right this very moment, the chosen ones in Hollywood are carefully considering their words, listing every agent and publicist, and jotting down some witty asides onto index cards, which they will carefully tuck inside a jacket pocket or Swarovski-embellished evening bag.
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The billionaire credits much of his success to the simple habit of jotting down ideas: "Some of Virgin's most successful companies have been born from random moments — if we hadn't opened our notebooks, they would never have happened," he writes on LinkedIn.
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I stood in the middle of the street between the two factions of kids, timidly jotting down the crowd's chants and snatches of conversation in my notebook, until a police officer asked me to pick a side of the street to stand on.
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His struggles with depression and insomnia, meanwhile, leave him awake all night jotting down incoherent thoughts for new tech start-ups or, in darker moments, crawling across the bedroom floor to the window and waiting, in desperation, for the resurrecting glow of dawn.
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Now, when you're jotting down a quick note, the Note 10 has the ability to convert your chicken scratch into digital text that can then be saved or sent to others in texts, emails, and even exported as a Microsoft Word doc.
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I'm not much of an illustrator, so I can't say how well the S Pen works for drawing (my guess is: fine for sketching, not so good for anything detailed), but it's great for jotting down notes and making goofy doodles to send people.
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That's where Buttigieg's field staff was stationed at makeshift desks in an office park just south of Des Moines, jotting down real-time results phoned in by their precinct captains — 203,678 organizers who played a decisive role in winning the votes in the first place.
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It's ideal for those in-between tasks that aren't worth booting up your computer for but are too cumbersome to type out on a smartphone keyboard — taking notes in a meeting, answering long emails, and jotting down ideas all fall into this category for me.
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Outlook also has a few quality of life features that just make it nicer to use for casual email, an ever-present response bar at the bottom (without needing to tap to open a new menu) that makes jotting off a quick response a snap.
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During a visit to the Midwest last summer to stump for other progressive hopefuls, Ocasio-Cortez would unleash her fire at the mic but then move quietly backstage at events, jotting in her notebook, constantly updating her speech with a new line or idea.
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In the afternoons, he went on long walks, equipped with an array of instruments: his hat for specimen-collecting, a heavy book to press plants, a spyglass to watch birds, his walking stick to take measurements, and small scraps of paper for jotting down notes.
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It's the kind of book you'll want to scribble all over, jotting down notes about what makes good dialogue (it should make readers feel like they're eavesdropping) and why certain stories are so hard to write (they lack a center that the writer cares passionately about).
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She had also been jotting down notes about the Tulsa Massacre of 2202 — two days of violence in which a mob of white Oklahomans attacked and burned what was then one of the wealthiest black communities in the United States, killing as many as 21998 people.
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There were 130 of them on the video-game side and they were dead ringers for competitive poker players on television: quiet concentration, slouched posture, eyes covered by hats—albeit ones featuring those gentlemanly young owls instead of nationally ranked college basketball programs—and jotting notes on paper.
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" He wrote many such letters, off and on, in the ensuing years, jotting down everything from life tips to meditations on Hemingway, whose work he sees as "a window through which they might glimpse the things that have preoccupied me for more than 50 years — making sentences, making stories.
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On the roof of a villa that serves as a command center, an officer at a table covered with a map of the city juggled four walkie-talkies and three iPhones, jotting down coordinates received from the field in Arabic and relaying them in English to someone with a British accent.
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My original plan had been to go to college, specifically for the arts, specifically for acting, where I'd envisioned strolling shoeless around campus with a notepad, jotting down details about the people I observed so that I would later be able to replicate the human condition onscreen with nuance and veracity.
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Inside the List FULL ENGLISH Long ago, the mystery writer Elizabeth George — inspired by John Steinbeck's "Journal of a Novel," a collection of letters he wrote to his editor while working on "East of Eden" — began to keep a diary, jotting down ideas, research issues, plot problems and the like.
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At the end of the day, after hopping in and out of his 10-foot-long metal cart a hundred times, jotting down notes on his recipes and watching a series of cute dog videos together, Xu and I both felt lucky to be reporting a story about Mr. Ahmed.
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"The same is true in real life – even if you can't talk to anyone before you go to sleep, some people find that jotting down thoughts and worries before you put your head down – or when you wake up in the middle of the night – can have the same effect," said Nethercott.
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She cut her hand on a broken beer bottle while she was drinking with friends the Friday night before her mother died, she says, and her mother bought the first package of bandages, jotting down the item on a shopping list, which the jury didn't see because Judge Craft questioned its authenticity.
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Once you start jotting down names like 'John Doe' or 'Eugene Lee Yang' and get into the groove of just making names up or listing the names of people you know, you'll be able to calm down or release the tension you feel, especially if you apply a lot of pressure to your pen or pencil.
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Drawing from information published on Wikipedia and using investigative tools such as Accurint, FBI employees began quietly building a profile of the oft-described technology "wunderkind," noting, for example, his involvement in the creation of the formatting language Markdown and RSS 1.0, and jotting down the various code frameworks that Swartz had helped to create and organizations that he had helped to found.
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A few avatars congregated in a conference room that has a whiteboard for jotting down notes, and others could be seen paired off in snuggeries equipped with sound isolation for confidential chats ("It's like the real world, only better," Rosedale said), relaxing in cabanas on the edge of an emerald sea, or doing whatever it is that people do around the campfire.
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During the day, the contestant activity can be quiet: Johnny "Bananas" Devenanzio, Zach Nichols, and Stephen Bear often take refuge from the heat in the pool (and Devenanzio, back for his 19th season, is prone to mooning the camera crew); "Ninja" Natalie Duran curls up solo, jotting observations into a journal she thinks may inform her strategy in the game; Nany González gives Laurel Stucky a facial; Wes Bergmann complains to field producers about how desperate he is for a Coca-Cola instead of "boring" water.
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