Sentences with phrase «brief post here»

Matt Maurer has a very brief post here on courtroom innovations to help SRLs, and questions what's being done in the Toronto area.

Not exact matches

The complete post is well worth reading in full if you're feeling a little at sea at your new school (or if you're hoping to offer some guidance to the college student in your life), but here are a few of his tips in brief in get you started.

Here they are in brief, but check out the post for lots more details as well as testimony from bosses who swear by the benefits of reading fiction:

I'm not going to try to answer a book's worth of inquiry in a brief blog post, but here are 3 of the main things that I took away from our talk that — not entirely surprisingly — aligned pretty nicely with some of the central Perspiration Principles.

The Value Investing Congress has been posting updates of the first day of the event on Twitter (make sure to follow us as well) and we wanted to aggregate their brief updates into a comprehensive post here on Market Folly.

You can learn more about each of these stages and how to appropriately map types of lead nurturing content / offers to these stages in this post, but here is a brief rundown:

In an attempt to simplify and summarize that post, here is a brief chart which I pulled from page 50 of Shaping of Things to Come by Michael Frost and Alan Hirsch.

There have been so many fantastic posts (and signs), I wanted to repost links to some of them here, with a brief explanation of why I chose these as top ten posts.

And as Tweets are so brief, I decided I'd write a blog post here to expand on what we chatted about.

«I'm just here to wish Andrew a merry Christmas and a happy birthday,» a clearly amused Paterson told The Post as he left after the brief stop - in.

Here's a brief video of Gov. David Paterson — post leaders meeting — defending his controverisal use of budget extenders to push his spending cuts through the Legislature, compliments of Capital Tonight's own Kaitlyn Ross.

A blog post providing a brief summary of the storied history of plutonium dispostion can be found here.

I never got around to writing a blog post about it, but here's my fashion diary for my brief stay there.

Here's a brief taste from his post about the premiere:

The ALLi post on the new - but - brief appearance of this option also had a very well - thought out list of possible reasons for this new royalty rate, which can be accessed here.

Moyes» British publisher has posted a brief trailer here, complete with a specially commissioned song.

My own brief post about this is here, and I reiterate my condolences to all who knew Mr. Lake, whether as a loved one, a friend, or an author.

Courtney Milan is hosting both filings, and has posted a brief, yet pointed, update on the case, here.

Here's a brief list from the Washington Post:

Well, sort of, I'll explain later... Now, let's start pulling together a few different elements here... First, you might want to check out this July post, which includes my last (brief) updates on most of these stocks (& hopefully offers a taste of my upcoming performance post!)

In a post from one of the site's staff members who goes by the name «crunchyg», he states that they had a brief chat with a «senior developer at a major game publishing company based in the U.S.» Here are the details:

The broadcast consists of the unedited audio recording of the walk and a brief introduction to it bookended by a couple of walking songs, which can be found in order of play here and here in earlier Walk On posts.

I just want to add a brief note here to say «thanks» to Wang Suya, above, who always posts such thoughtful remarks as comments.

Carbon Brief folks got their knickers in a knot over my «Twenty Good Reasons Not to Worry about Polar Bears» blog post that the Global Warming Policy Foundation released as a Briefing Paper (pdf here).

Just a brief note here: i believe that at least one of these slopes posted earlier by kadaka must be wrong.

By comparison with CEI's, the NR brief is a bit of a snoozeroo, but we've posted it here.

Here is a brief post on the State of the Planet.

Briefings for Mariners are issued to the United States Coast Guard (USCG), the Fisheries Liaison, and posted here.

According to the Cape Breton Post, on a jurisdictional question over excluding certain documents, Stroud had said: «But I must say, I read the Crown's brief and I was very impressed with that and I am inclined to think the Crown is right that I don't have jurisdiction here.

Both Mitch and Gabriel have weighed in on this some more already, so I'd like to add here to my previous post on the subject and my brief interview with Drew Hasselback in the Legal Ppost on the subject and my brief interview with Drew Hasselback in the Legal PostPost.

Out of those blogs, Spencer culled the Top Eleven, which he posted here, along with a brief explanation of the blog's point of view.

Thanks to a Comparative Patent Remedies blog post by Professor Thomas Cotter, I have just become aware of an amicus curiae brief (full text available here) filed with the Federal Circui by 27 law professors in support of Samsung with respect to the design patents - related bulk of Apple's $ 929 million damages award in the first California Apple v. Samsung litigation.

It appeared in a brief item by Julius Melnitzer at the Legal Post blog, and I'll take the liberty of reproducing it in full here (emphasis, as they say, added):

For some US commentary see the Brief from the Association of Research Libraries and these posts from Duke University's scholarly communications blog here and here.

After many brief - related posts on the applicability of Blakely to the federal sentencing guidelines (see, e.g., posts here and here and here; see also Hammoud post here), this weekend I am starting to focus on the Booker and Fanfan briefs» approach to the even tougher issue of severability.

As a follow up to my post on J. E. McEneaney's Web 3.0, Litbots, and TPWSGWTAU, here is an interesting and brief piece in Nature on what's lacking in search engines.

Over one year ago, Canada Post and its largest union, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), were involved in a disruptive labour dispute that put employees out of work, disrupted the flow of mail and lost Canada Post money (brief background here).