Sentences with phrase «older readers of the site»
Older readers of the site may recognize this dress, as it was featured last spring here on the blog.
http://ventifashion.com/ Not exact matches
Scroll down the right - hand column of any page on the site (readers via RSS, you'll actually need to click through for once) for links to some old favorites, some new friends and a couple of examples of those man - if - only - people - had - listened moments.
Readers of this site will not be surprised to learn that an old classmate and donor to Daniel Squadron's campaign is, of all things, a Brooklyn - based producer of an artisanal, boutique and extremely expensive (for tonic water) tonic water.
A savvy reader e-mail pointed out that you can still see the old version of the website through Google cached pages (Google takes backup snapshots of websites, which you can see by clicking the «cached» link that comes up under the site on a Google search).
For those of you who have been long time readers of Wellness Mama, Do you remember my old site design?
Not only are all of our main categories visible in the top menu bar, letting new and old readers alike know exactly what kind of content the site offers, but you can hover over a menu category and find subcategories, the latest article, and featured stories in that section.
Kiki Strike is targeted at grades 5 to 8, but our own reading and scanning of reader reviews at various sites indicate that it's likely to appeal to girls at the top end of the age scale, and beyond - Perhaps it is in recognition of this that the author has her characters age two years in this first book - they start off 12 years old but are 14 by the end.
Contemplating the purchase of an E-Book Reader I checked out prices at various sites, and was appalled to find that whilst you can buy the print copy of an older book for a few pounds + delivery, they wanted the full retail price for an E-Book.
Several readers cited Vieux - Quebec, the old, walled part of the city, which is designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, as «beautiful,» and «charming,» while others noted that the top - notch festivals, like the Festival d'Été and Winter Carnival, are reason enough to go north.
In response I explained my reasoning, and still feel that my old disclosure policy (which explicitly mentioned Amazon Associates revenue) gave readers the information they needed to judge any possible conflicts of interest, but I've made it even more explicit so there's no mystery as to how I make (not very much) money from this site: Google Adsense, Amazon Associates, blog subscriptions, and personal referral links to sites like TopCashBack (the same links anyone else gets when they open an account).
Even MORE impressive is the amount of detailed commentary, helpful and well - informed discussion, and plain old proofreading that site readers have managed in UNDER THREE HOURS here!