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"  Thanks to caller ID, I suffered quite an embarrassment recently. I telephoned a woman whom I don&amp;#039;t know very well; when I got her answering machine, I hung up. I was planning to be gone for most of the day and didn&amp;#039;t want her to call while I was out. Several hours later, she phoned me, demanding to know who I was and what I wanted. She made me feel like such a fool! Don&amp;#039;t feel bad -- you did nothing wrong. It&amp;#039;s a caller&amp;#039;s prerogative not to leave a message, and she was out of line to put you on the spot. Caller ID gives some people a feeling of security: They can screen out unwanted solicitations and, if they know the caller&amp;#039;s identity, decide whether it&amp;#039;s worth interrupting dinner or whatever else is going on to take the time for a talk. It&amp;#039;s nice to have these kinds of choices, but using caller ID for aggressive sleuthing should not be one of them. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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