TechCrunch has also been able to touch base with Hsu.
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"Touch base with people every now and then," he explains.
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That's why it's important to touch base routinely, Welka said.
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On the way, I'll call Sean to touch base with him.
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Use this time to touch base with yourself on your goals.
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It's nice to touch base with our favourite semi-stone, lovelorn suitor.
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Make time for self-care and to touch base with your feelings.
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And she's doing good now—she calls me to touch base sometimes.
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"Take a deep dive" into this article and let's "touch base" later.
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"It's just a touch base meeting," Brady said at a conference Tuesday.
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When I get in, she and I do a quick touch-base.
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Creek does a touch-base with her little bro Connor (John-Paul Howard).
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Rather, it was a kind of "touch base" that brought the hunting party together.
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The Moon enters your sign today, encouraging you to touch base with your needs.
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The Moon enters your sign today, encouraging you to touch base with yourself emotionally.
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And the never-voteds were exactly the people they needed to touch base with.
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I touch base with my mom and other sister to see if they know anything.
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The Moon enters your sign this morning, reminding you to touch base with your emotions.
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We think of friends and relatives, maybe send a text to touch base with them.
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At the end of each project, touch base with your supervisor for comments and suggestions.
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"I think that you should touch base with the State Department on that," Spicer offered.
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I'll probably touch base with her again when I've got some samples finished in actual fabric.
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Just to touch base and make sure that their emotional well-being is being seen to.
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But Pisces season also begins today, too, encouraging you to touch base with yourself around wellness.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Capricorn, encouraging you to touch base with your emotional needs.
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Touch base with HR and suggest an office outing, like a picnic or a group dinner.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Sagittarius, encouraging you to touch base with your emotions.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Scorpio, encouraging you to touch base with your heart.
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I buy coffee for the manager ($6.50), and we touch base for a few before my session.
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The Moon enters your sign just after midnight, encouraging you to touch base with your emotional needs.
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I touch base with my assistant so she knows to take care of the animals this evening.
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If the office manager or someone else wrote the company-wide email, touch base with your manager.
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Her mother, who liked to touch base with her every day, thought it sounded like a prison.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Capricorn, encouraging you to touch base with your heart's needs.
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After a few hours, we touch base and figure out what he's going to cook for dinner.
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Williams told Business Insider that so far SpaceX is the only company to touch base with ESO.
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She plans to call all her members to touch base before the midterm elections and immediately after.
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My liaison to the nonprofit, F., asks if we can chat by phone tonight to touch base.
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Pisces season begins, inspiring you to touch base with yourself when it comes to your wellness routine.
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I came to New York in 2012, and came back half a year ago, just to touch base.
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I help him pack up his stuff, and we chat about the weekend and touch base on life.
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We mean at your desk, at a big pitch meeting, or at a touch base with your boss.
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If your position requires attention when you're out, touch base with areliable coworker about coveringfor youbeforeemailing your boss.
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So when possible, especially on important breaking news, I try to touch base by phone with the reporters.
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I needed to touch base with several people first; my partner for one had to give the thumbs-up.
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"He had to go all over that state, touch base and apologize, and listen to why he lost," Mrs.
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"If nothing else, it will be good for the two leaders to sit down and touch base," Chausovsky said.
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Touch base regularly and oftenNearly everyone we talked to emphasized the need for regular touch-points with new hires.
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"With things like Twitter, we can touch base and see what they like and what they don't like," Mendes said.
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I just figured I'd touch base to see whether you had a sense of a time frame for all this.
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What are the ramifications?" and to touch base with people in India to say, "Should I do this or that?
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But the most beautiful thing about this season is the chance to touch base with you, my widely scattered friends!
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I touch base with my PA about a few things and then get a little derailed doing some online shopping.
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You may want to touch base with the other experts you have consulted when it's time to make new treatment decisions.
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A monthly touch-base with a senior member of your department may also require you to lean toward writing more conservatively.
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He skillfully hid very poignant moments throughout that kind of touch base on the rites of passage that we formally discussed.
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The aide downplayed the meeting, however, saying Ryan and Pence regularly touch base when the vice president is in the Capitol.
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We have people on the ground to do more aggregation, more reporting, more premieres and to touch base in those communities.
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" In truth, "How was school?" is often short for, "I love you and miss you and would like to touch base.
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"Put a daily touch-base on their calendar to fill the void of the daily swing by their desk," she recommended.
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Reading each other's actions isn't a perfect system for couples who need to touch base often but it's what works for us.
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And Andrew Yang, another 2020 candidate, is hoping to touch base with her at SXSW — if her team gets back to his.
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It's a great gift because new and old moments can be shared anytime, giving viewers more reasons to touch base with you.
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FLEISCHER: and that&aposs not a game of tag, it&aposs not as if you touch base and you should be home free.
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"Even after you write something you might want to put in a phone call to clarify something or touch base," Dr. Glass suggested.
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I prepare for a few treatments sessions and touch base with some teachers regarding any sensory or adaptive equipment concerns they may have.
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"He turns it off ... I think it's been very important for him to come down and touch base" during their conversations, he adds.
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I make a note to touch base with some friends who I've unfortunately kind of lost touch with since moving in with my boyfriend.
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One district manager even called me to "touch base" on some things ... while I was in the hospital, in labor with my first child.
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I messaged Obama through LinkedIn to touch base and found an email address for Caleb Gardner, Obama's former digital director for organizing for action.
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In an email Friday, Harris declined to speak beyond what he wrote in the Medium post until he could touch base with a lawyer.
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Instead, suggest that weekly touch-base meetings would be a good way to keep everyone in the loop and aware of what's going on.
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It's a fresh start for you: a new beginning, and a very important time to touch base with your inner voice and your emotional needs.
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Well, I hope you enjoy being home in your state this weekend and we will be sure to touch base with you before you retire.
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Also important: If your parents claimed you as a dependent on their 2016 tax return, you should touch base with them before you do anything.
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I'm in communication with the people closely under me very frequently, but it's nice to touch base with my team members further down the line sometimes.
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Hello [Boss' Name], Ahead of my upcoming time off from [date] to [date], I wanted to be sure to touch base with you about my plans.
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We can only hope that Michelle Obama was calling him to touch base on an epic potential project, but we also called Wolfe for additional details.
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Bernie and I don't see as much of each other these days -- we both have busy schedules -- but whenever we can, we touch base and trade stories.
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Still, this isn't a reason to start skipping your much-needed meds — but it's always a great idea to touch base with your doctor about side effects.
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We touch base about when we will see each other next and I check in to see how he is doing now that he works across the world.
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That led him to touch base with Annie Rosén, an archeologist at the Jönköpings Läns Museum, who immediately cut her vacation short to see the sword for herself.
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So [re-shooting the album cover] was the perfect opportunity to touch base and reminisce about Corinne Day, who shot the cover and is sadly now passed away.
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Affleck told The Hollywood Reporter that he and the pop superstar occasionally "touch base," and Lopez warmly congratulated Affleck when he won his Golden Globe for Argo in 2013.
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That could be as a simple as blocking out an hour each day or week to touch base with contacts, send them an email or comment on their post.
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DBT participants are also encouraged to touch base with their therapists over the phone between sessions to get skills coaching, or to get help in a crisis, he says.
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The two kept in touch, she said, and he had just called her last week to touch base after hearing "Help Me Rhonda" on the radio, brightening her day.
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As a matter of practice, Pence gives the president his feedback in private, the official said, and on a typical day, the two men have several opportunities to touch base.
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The moon enters Virgo and illuminates the home and family sector of your chart today, encouraging you to get your living space organized and touch base with your loved ones.
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Get in the habit of calling your Power Relationships on their birthdays, to touch base during major life events, or just to say helloCall your Power Relationships on their birthdays.
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Instead As you begin interviewing, touch base with your short list of potential references to make sure they're on board with speaking on behalf of you when the time is right.
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James Davis, who plays the happy-go-lucky Will Parker, likes to touch base with his dressing-room-mate (and Tony nominee) Damon Daunno, who undergoes a dramatic arc as Curly.
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These talks can act as a time to touch base regarding your joint financial progress and when done in a thoughtful, understanding fashion, they can promote honesty and transparency between you.
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Jenkem started more as an outlet to vent my frustrations as a skate nerd and explore, interview, and touch base with the skaters and people I've always admired or looked up to.
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Of course, if you're going to have sex with another vagina-haver, we suggest you remember that aforementioned queer girl etiquette and touch base with your partner before venturing into their underpants.
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" In response, an official in the Law Department said, "It looks like you weren't able to make the call....Maybe we could touch base next week and return to our biweekly schedule.
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Putting a lot of energy into networking actually works, as long as you aren't just trying to touch base when people can find some time away from their crazy calendars to grab coffee.
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My coworker went first, and when she didn't return to the meeting after her touch base and I walked past her desk and she wasn't there either, I started to get a feeling.
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Aid organizations can communicate with each other—and touch base with the refugees they've helped—through a web-based content management system, as well as update and keep track of the services they offer.
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Roy, who said he thinks McCarthy is looking to move in a different direction, added that he will touch base with relevant members during next week's House recess to gauge their level of support.
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"With our team we can just about be autonomous, and make stuff happen, touch base with people, get conversations going, phone banking with minimal supervision so it gives the campaign more reach," King told CNN.
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That means millennial leaders will likely want to touch base just as often as they did when a junior staffer, adding more frequent check-ins and job assessments to their routines than previous generations did.
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"A simple 'Hello, how are you?' is a great way to touch base with each of your direct reports, keep a pulse on your team's initiatives and check the temperature on team morale," she says.
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It provides a sharp, ultra-wide-angle view so you can clearly see what's going on in the space you're monitoring, and two-way audio communication so you can touch base with anybody on the camera side.
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You are aware of all these variables, but it can be difficult to fully convey them to coworkers you see five days a week, let alone a mentor you might only touch base with every two weeks.
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The former sergeant doubted Uber would have been asked for the OK prior to such an operation, but eventually, he said, if the practice becomes more widespread, cops might do well to touch base with corporate brass.
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Huber's first stop in this exploration was to touch base with his best friend from college, Jeff Proctor — who had earned a BS in biochemistry from Virginia Tech — to toss around some potential ideas for entrepreneurial ventures.
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So, if your supervisor tells you that you can run with whatever plan you think is best, or that you don't need to touch base unless you have questions, that means they trust your judgement and skills.
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If you choose not to communicate at all, and you don't pick a day to finally touch-base, then that defeats the purpose of going on a break, and you might as well just break up, Diaz says.
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Smith was chairperson of the committee that wrote California's relevant security curriculum; he also flew out to Florida in February to touch base with local clients and contacts, and boned up on the Glitz shooting before leaving town.
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"Trump promotes racism, sexism, xenophobia and other cowardly ideologies—why can't we touch base on that?" she wonders Despite receiving no support from her school administration, Mariam plans on continuing to oppose the racist ideas Trump has promoted.
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I see her a few days each year, during which I try to touch base with the last of her friends, do some cleaning and decluttering, have some fun with her and yes, nag her to make some changes.
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Rose Dickey: I was hoping to chat with you a bit about micromobility because I know that you have the big conference coming up in Europe, so I figured this would be a good time to touch base with you.
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With his business continuing to flourish, he said he and his girlfriend plan to spend the majority of the next few years on the road, with occasional trips back home to Minneapolis to touch base with colleagues, family and friends.
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They do a conference call with the International desk in New York to find out what articles need to be updated and promoted on social media and The Times's home page, and to touch base on what they're covering in Asia.
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"I do think after the Syria decision that it was important to touch base with key allies, Jordan, Afghanistan, and convey at least bipartisan support for them in the Congress," said Thornberry, who has announced he will not seek reelection in 2020.
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"Ma'am, I realize you're still working on this, but I need to touch base with you briefly regarding the Transgender Policy way ahead following the POTUS tweets this morning," Kremer, the Joint Chiefs personnel director, emailed Stephanie Barna, the acting assistant secretary of defense for manpower and reserve.
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The night before New Year's Eve, I returned home to Chicago and went to the ER. The staff working the holiday shift found my blood pressure was elevated, but chalked it up to "holiday stress" and sent me home, instructing me to touch base with my doctor in a few days.
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The White House has declined to provide specific parameters for the meeting, saying only that Trump is hoping to touch base with Xi. But privately, US officials have Trump is eager to come to some type of accord as he nears his 2020 reelection contest, which will hinge on the strength of the US economy.
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He shares three strategies for staying productive on the road: While you may not be able to attend your regular in-person meetings when traveling for work, remember that you live in a technologically advanced world, Dominguez tells CNBC Make It. Rather than putting off a meeting until your return, try using video services like FaceTime or Skype to touch base with colleagues or your boss.
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"The past few months Carly has been helping out with major races around the country, I know she is planning to reach out to your party chairman in the next week or so, just to touch base and see if there is any way she could be helpful to Republicans in the [Insert State or Territory] this Fall," a Fiorina adviser wrote to multiple state party executive directors, according to Time.
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Here's the full list of jargon, by state, below: Alabama: value add Alaska: corporate values Arkansas: driven results Arizona: build synergy California: tee up Colorado: change driver Connecticut: leverage expertise Delaware: exhibits good judgement Florida: win-win outcome Georgia: hit your numbers Hawaii: magic happens Iowa: exit strategy Idaho: achieve alignment Illinois: be action-oriented Indiana: fire in the belly Kansas: identify opportunity Kentucky: possess strength Louisiana: synergize Massachusetts: thought leaders Maryland: corporate alignment Maine: goes the extra mile Michigan: eye of the tiger Minnesota: face time Mississippi: bring to the table Missouri: company value Montana: strategic initiative Nebraska: overachiever Nevada: increase productivity New Hampshire: manage escalation New Jersey: in our DNA New Mexico: close the loop New York: herd cats North Carolina: good practice North Dakota: drives change Ohio: out of the park Oklahoma: bleeding edge Oregon: revolutioneering Pennsylvania: message alignment Rhode Island: push the envelope South Carolina: buy in South Dakota: reach out to you Tennessee: touch base Texas: statement of duties Utah: learnings Vermont: KPIs Virginia: not intimidated Washington: through the roof Washington, D.C.: shift the paradigm West Virginia: off the floor Wisconsin: blaze the trail Wyoming: strategic communications
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