Sentences with phrase «week article does»

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Over the next few weeks, a handful of our clients who are involved in the fundraising process forwarded that article to me and asked if there was anything «special» they needed to do when talking to VCs.

As for the carbon tax, pollster Janet Brown did an extensive poll in Alberta for CBC (there have been many articles on it in the last week on CBC) and one of the interesting findings was that 66 % of Albertan's are still against the carbon tax and want it eliminated.

In a Good Friday article about Holy Week, NPR inaccurately described Easter as «the day celebrating the idea that Jesus did not die and go to hell or purgatory or...

Didn't this guy write the same article last week?

Two weeks ago they had an article (doc.ument) about s.ex, but like you said don't dare quote the article.

Actually... the same week I had this conversation, I read some article by NT Wright where he did / said the same thing when he was a college chaplain.

In a recent article on events at Notre Dame, Michael Bradley offered some astute observations on the rhetoric of the LGBTQ movement, as did R. R. Reno a few weeks ago in a post on the Extraordinary Synod on the Family.

He said at the end of the article «If you are satisfied with the week to week services and religious ways of doing church that is OK.

While her opinion is noted, it has nothing to do with the article at hand but tis the typical christard... staying on topic is difficult when all they know is what is preached from the pulpit each week.

Dear Ella, I read the article you did for The Telegraph this week and went promptly to your website....

If you don't have a blog you are welcome to share your favourite recipes in the comments and enjoy the great selection of articles each week.

Simple and full of flavours, I featured it as Article of The Week (just thumb and link to your page) I hope you don't mind.

But just in case someone else stumbling across this finds this useful... I've been researching this myself this week, and discovered a Journal article (Journal of Gastroenterology or something — I don't recall off the top of my head) that said that several essential oils — most especially lemongrass and lemon verbena — were effective for killing H. pylori.

Also if it does nt say its packaged in New Zealand (import sticker as well)... then its just shipped and processed (takes weeks to bring it in) in America... Here a few articles below for more info....

the author of this article just didn't see newcastle against manure last week...... Their back Line is something else so far this season... Especially with that new addition (Mbemba) and coloccini was just troublesome...... need i comment on their attack?

They do an awesome job with the MMA hour show, but they milk it for the rest of the week to get these short and shallow articles.

few weeks back there was an article on here about injured players coming back and helping at the tail end of the season; the article was big on Wilshire and I commented saying Welbeck will be the one I will most look out or because he offers us something different upfront, either as a striker or on the wings, I also said Wilshire does not register on my radar not because he os not good but simply because we have better players in his role and he has not been missed one jot....

i read an article this morning where conte was publicly slating kante for not tracking back ton cover for victor moses... that's sums up what an ambitious manager is... pick out the depleted players and rebuke them... shout at them... don't come out every week giving us excuses... wenger has totally lost it... and where is the arsenal supporters group in London for God's sakes...

Further down the article, the paper comments on how well Marcos Rojo, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling have done in recent weeks, rather undermining their own argument that Jose Mourinho may feel the need to spend so much on an unproven foreign talent.

Mertz should never have been our captain in the first place... who has ever heard of a team that makes 11th hour transfer buys (Arteta & Mertz) then seemingly places those same individuals into prominent leadership positions from the get - go... indicative of the problems that have permeated our clubhouse for the better part of 7 years under the Kroenke & Wenger... what is wrong with the players chosen and / or the management style of Wenger that doesn't develop and / or encourage strong leadership from within... Mertz was the fine collecting lackey from year one... this is what happens when you don't get world - class players because many times they want to have a voice on and off the pitch and this can't happen when you play for a fragile manager who has developed a coddling wage structure where everyone is rewarded for simply wearing the shirt and participating in the process... not enough balance between performance and pay, combined with the obvious favoritism shown to some players regardless of their glaring lack of production... remember that Ramsey has played in positions that make no sense considering his skill - set (out wide) and has forced other players off the field or into equally unfamiliar positions with little or no justification (let's remember when you read articles about how Ramsey's goals this upcoming season being the potential X-factor for our success that this is the same individual who didn't score a goal until the final week last season)... this of course is just one example of many... before I hear another word from Mertz I want this club to address the fact that no former player of any real consequence has any important role in the management structure of this club, yet several former Gunners have expressed serious interest in just such an endeavor (Henry, Viera, Adams, Bergkamp... just to name a few legends)... there is only one answer: an extremely insecure manager!!!

Maybe you should have waited until a week before the season kicked off, or at least waited until Wenger says that he won't be looking to buy anymore players, before doing this Article.

Wasn't even aware that DC and Stipe were coaching, I don't think it was mentioned in any article written about them for the past several weeks.

If we didn't, none of the following articles and features would appear in next week's issue.

made me laugh when I read in the mirror last week that he said «If Arsenal do nt play heard and win something this season he'll leave, but if they do he's ll stay» do nt know the veracity of the article but it made me wonder who he thinks the responsibilty for winning trophies lays with??

i think your comment completely justifies the article above!why didn, t we go for perez before?wenger might have been pursuing other targets?valencia wanted 50 millions from us but with one week left in the window and no one else coming for him they had to lower their fee also mustafi and his agent met with valencia officials only few days ago to push for a move, so you see they are many reasons that we don, t even know about why these deals weren, t done before, i don, t pretend to know everything but try to keep an open mind!!

I don't know about the fans never being satisfied the most negative comment I've read on here this week is an article from one of your fellow writers.

Just a couple weeks ago she posted an article about doing some pro wrestling training in NYC.

This week's Power Rankings, we'll transition into a Playoff Scenarios article, to showcase what Teams need to get done in the Regular Season's final week to secure spots.

I did an Article a week ago about my reasons and got a lot of good feedback so don't need to go into them details again.

Good god what was the real point of this article Itall about what if and maybe's and if they do this and if we do thats!!!! If my auntie had a Pr!ck she'd be my farckin uncle!!!! If Arsenal win all thier games from now until the end of the season and IF spurs and the foxes drop six or nine points then we can win the trophy??? of course we can IF i win the lottery next week I can buy some shares and sell them to usmanov and force a buyout of the club and change our fortunes forever but its highly bloody unlikely.

For the purpose of this article, we did not include Thursday Night Football games since the majority of the week's games have yet to be played, so weekly chasing does not occur.

I hope he doesn't mind if I add to this week's article which was posted on September 26, as I have personal memories of the long weekend (in football terms) that stretched from Thursday 24 September to Monday 28 September in 1998.

It was done in the wake of a controversial article published by the newspaper this week regarding the incident last weekend that saw Ross Barkley assaulted in a Liverpool club.

For the past few weeks now, the media had written numerous articles questioning the Portuguese manager's dedication and professionalism, which is similar to what they did to Louis van Gaal just over two years before.

Unless you read my article on NOCSAE's original decision and Lindsay Barton's this past week on its clarification, and perhaps even if you did, you are probably scratching your head and wondering what the heck is going on!

The past week has brought into our lexicon the idea of a beta marriage — a limited term marital contract — thanks to an article in Time magazine by Jessica Bennett, «The Beta Marriage: How Millennials Approach «I Do, «based on a (clearly unscientific) survey conducted by the USA Network in conjunction with Satisfaction, its new TV series.

The past week has brought into our lexicon the idea of a beta marriage — a limited term marital contract — thanks to an article in Time magazine by Jessica Bennett, «The Beta Marriage: How Millennials Approach «I Do, «based on a (clearly unscientific) survey conducted by the USA Network in conjunction with Satisfaction, its -LSB-...]

Being a young father (24 yrs) my oldest is 9 months old and twins comming in 20 weeks (same mother) this article was so helpful I just pray I don't have to ever deal with being separated from my babies I've gained such a great relationship with my rugrat and can't wait for the other 2 but me and my gf are always on the rocks and custody has came up once or twice.

These sorts of articles do a disservice to new mothers when they do not explain that, even if you and the baby are doing everything right, for some women, the first 4 - 8 weeks of breastfeeding can be excrutiatingly painful.

We have plenty of articles and tools to refresh your memory and teach you new tips, but here's our best advice this week: Don't try to master the art of caring for a baby all at once.

I agree with above I mean do we really need all this rigmarole and things to worry about!!!! Can someone not write an article about how having a baby will probably be fine, you will cope more or less ok apart from maybe the odd 3 am dash to asda and the occasional row with your husband due to being a bit knackered, the birth will be hard work but you can take it and after a few weeks you will have forgot what it was like not to have a baby!!!!

I have semi-flat nipples (they are flat but do come out a little bit when stimulated), and nipple shields were my saving grace... even after weeks, months of breastfeeding, my nipples never really perked out like this article claims they should have.

This article is fantastic and so well written — we are in a similar (if not the same) boat, except, no ball, the edge of the mattress does the same trick we unfortunately discovered in the first few weeks after BabyA was born.

How about the moms that work an actual 40 hour work week outside of the home AND come home and do everything you just mentioned in this article?

Babies in the womb don't develop the ability to coordinate their suck, swallow and breathing reflexes until at least 32 weeks gestation, according to an article in the journal «Advances in Neonatal Care.»

«Every other week there's an article saying that if you don't work, you're in trouble financially, and if you do work, your child is at risk,» a single mother of three who works part time told me.

And while Bush didn't backpedal (in fact, the article has him using it two weeks later), his Press Spokesman quickly tried to soften the term (which one might call backpedaling):

Following up on last week's articles on blod ads and spreading ideas in the blogosphere, IDI's Blogger Relations blog takes a step back and reminds us to do our homework before we dive in.

With my new consulting biz in full swing, the site occasionally has to take a back seat like it did last week (one whole article!).

As you might have guessed from the big, fat graphic to the right, that series of articles I did about Obama's online campaign is finally edited into convenient e-book format, just in time for this week's Netroots Nation panel discussion on the same topic (hmmm, guess who needs a...