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- noun US An
AM radio station that is only allowed tobroadcast during thedaytime
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Examples
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I actually still have my daytimer, which is like a diary now, where I've cut out an ad for every page and written 'is going to call back', or 'no answer', or 'good rehearsal', and it was fucking insane doing it that way.
blogTO 2009
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I actually still have my daytimer, which is like a diary now, where I've cut out an ad for every page and written 'is going to call back', or 'no answer', or 'good rehearsal', and it was fucking insane doing it that way.
blogTO 2009
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It was what's known in the radio biz as a "daytimer," with a low-wattage transmitter, and a sunrise-to-sunset-only broadcast schedule.
Crosscut 2010
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Throw in the ability to print daytimer pages and an iPhone app, and it would kick ass.
The First Time Steven Barnes 2009
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What a lovely story - and a great reminder not to be too married to the daytimer!
As for God His Way is Perfect Belinda 2008
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Well, like the other sensual cues mentioned last time, walking into a dedicated writing environment makes the transition from mundane non-writing time to creative time clear to not only your daytimer, but to your body.
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Write it out - use a journal, daytimer, or spreadsheet to identify where your time is going.
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I actually have a palette which I keep swatches of in a little daytimer binder so I can bring them shopping, geek that I am and a plan.
April 2008 2008
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I ripped it out and stuck it in the page of my daytimer to call our pediatrician.
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Well, like the other sensual cues mentioned last time, walking into a dedicated writing environment makes the transition from mundane non-writing time to creative time clear to not only your daytimer, but to your body.
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