Sentences with phrase «column entitled»

Always a believer that «All exposure is good exposure,» Ryan writes a weekly real estate column entitled «Ask Ryan Serhant» for Inman News and has a weekly real estate video blog for Streeteasy entitled «Ryan's New York Minute.»

In last month's edition of REM, I wrote a column entitled The real point of buyer agency.

National Post columnist Barbara Kay, long known to be sympathetic to gender equality issues, in a 30 December 2009 column entitled, «The end of the gender wars», hypothesizes that society is witnessing an end to the strident anti-male feminism of earlier years.

We have also included the BLS column entitled «Percent Relative Standard Error».

Those were the words of employment lawyer Daniel Lublin in a recent column entitled «Be wary when signing an employment contract».

This column is an unintended and rather abstract follow - up to my last column entitled «Self - Represented Litigants Are Not Things» on the need for reformers to better consider the unique «real life» perspectives of lay litigants when redesigning justice system rules and processes.

I'm about to submit a Slaw column entitled «CDs and DVDs Going in the Way of Loose - leaf Services».

Jasminka Kalajdzic recently highlighted a New York Times column entitled Panama Papers Show How Lawyers Can Turn a Blind Eye.

Between the two votes, I penned a Slaw column entitled TWU Law and the New Segregation.

He has written a quarterly column entitled «Advance Sheet» for that publication since 2000.

Paul became a weekly newspaper columnist in January of 2007, when his first column entitled «It's not about screwing the insurance company» was published.

My own next Slaw column entitled «Ever Cuddled an Aardvark?

In his Above the Law column entitled Small Firms, Big Lawyers, Jay Shepherd noted that while at the 2011 ABA TechShow, lawyers exchanged Twitter handles as opposed to business cards.

In an April 3 Bloomberg News column entitled, «Scare Tactics Fail Climate Scientists, and Everyone Else,» AGW advocate Clive Crook asks: «Why aren't climate scientists winning the argument on climate policy?

In a February 21, 2006 column entitled, «State sovereignty must be altered in globalized era,» Haass states:

In a recent column entitled «Why Fossil Fuels Are Morally Good,» John Stossel praises the work of Alex Epstein, whom he has also featured on his television program.

The Affordable Art Fair has just launched a blog where they will feature interviews with galleries participating in the fair in a new dedicated column entitled «Gallery Visits».

The next column entitled «Affinity» gives us a run down of our favourite car, showing the miles (or kilometers presumably) we've clocked in and number of race wins we have achieved with it.

I recently wrote a Devil's Advocate column entitled «Why 90,000 Virgin Atlantic Miles Are Worthless.

Today Jason Zweig picks up the theme with a column entitled «After the Crash, Stocks May Face Long Road Back; History Suggests There's No Guarantee of Quick Rebound; Buy and Hold — for Decades?»

In addition to listing charges, it indicates how each fee will be paid via the final column entitled «PFC / F / POC.»

The essays are works previously featured in Salon magazine's daily column entitled «Mothers Who Think.»

THE FISKER FOLLIES Last February, in a column entitled «Green Magic Carpet rides, etc.» I got around to dissecting Henrik Fisker and his grandiose vanity project, the Fisker Karma.

This weekend's trifecta of columns about the failures of Malloy's education reforms include Wendy Lecker's «Charter school pitch not about helping community,» Sarah Darer Littman's «Politicians Underestimate Common Core Opposition at Their Peril» and Connecticut teacher Barth Keck's column entitled, Criticism of Common Core Is A Misunderstanding That Will «Dissipate» After Adoption?.»

In his latest column entitled, Already Feeling Squeezed As I Attempt to «Align» With Common Core, Barth Keck provides a direct view into the challenges facing teachers and the chaos being created by the corporate education reform industry and their elected and appointed lackeys who are implementing their strategies.

In a column entitled, A return to school segregation?

As Wendy Lecker explains in her column entitled, «Opting out, parents answer to a higher authority,» the Governor Malloy's Commissioner of Education, Stefan Pryor and the Malloy administration are telling local school superintendents, principals and teachers that they are to instruct parents that their child MUST take Connecticut's standardized tests and MUST take the new poorly designed and unfair Common Core Smarter Balanced Assessment Field Test.

Rothstein broached this argument in a November 1999 column entitled, «Does Social Class Matter in School?»

Well, its been two years, and Lavan Chandran follows up with his own column entitled The Perfect Hockey Game Revisited.

Editorial: The Perfect Hockey Game Revisited: About two years ago our own Joe McGinn wrote a column entitled The Perfect Hockey Game where he outlined three major areas where hockey games needed improvement in order to make them more realistic: physics, AI, and momentum.

We also used this survey to gauge interest in a newly pitched Heartalytics column entitled, Single Spotlight.

In a column entitled «Knicks Will Be Missed in Final Playoff,» The Milwaukee Journal's Terry Bledsoe wrote: «It is as though Muhammad Ali had stumbled somewhere earlier in his comeback attempt and Joe Frazier had been forced to conduct his fight of the century against Oscar Bonavena.»

Exhibit C: Five weeks after the Synod, Paul Vallely, author of an admiring biography, Pope Francis: The Struggle for the Soul of Catholicism, took his subject to the woodshed in a New York Times op - ed column entitled «The Pope's Failure in Africa.»

In our March / April issue we will also be introducing another new column entitled «The Truth Will Set You Free.»

Still, Butler in her column entitled, «Facebook: Internet Highway to Hell,» says she could sympathize with the pastor.

Jeanne was previously Vice President of Market Development at Accenture and is currently a Contributor to Forbes Magazine writing a column entitled 2020 Workplace: Preparing for the Future.

The amounts reported in the column entitled «Non-Equity Incentive Plan Compensation» include amounts earned and paid in fiscal 2011 by all the NEOs under the PfR Plan for fiscal 2010.

In 1885, the pioneering investigative reporter Nellie Bly got her start at the Pittsburgh Dispatch through her response to a misogynistic column entitled «What Girls Are Good For.»

Application: When starting a new project, each group creates a Trello board — a virtual bulletin board with cards for individual tasks — with three columns entitled To Do, Busy, and Done.

Not exact matches

The plight of the middle class was a major theme of his launch speech and the subject of his first position statement, published as a column in the Toronto Star entitled: «Canadian middle class left out of the growth equation.»

Spayd's column, entitled «Want to Attract More Readers?

Here is a column by Barry Ritholtz entitled, «If You're Such a Great Investor, Where's Your Alpha?»

In full disclosure, in 2013 I wrote a column for USA TODAY entitled, «Loving all our neighbors, even our Muslim ones,» and it seems as though we need to keep hearing this.

Column I, entitled «The Alcoholic Feels,» describes the major emotional problems of the alcoholic at the stage of his sickness at which he usually has arrived when he comes to a religious group.

On the 12th November Professor Michael Heller, the Polish priest winner of the 2008 Templeton prize (see this column in the July / August 2008 issue) delivered a lecture entitled «The Creation of the Universe.»

Karen is a frequent contributor to Cooking Club magazine and for five years wrote a syndicated weekly food column for Tribune Media Services entitled «The Seasoned Cook».

The column takes an academic and contrarian view of the sports marketplace, as detailed in this article published in the Wall Street Journal, entitled, «A Contrarian's Guide to Football Betting.

In the college paper he wrote this in his sports - page column, which was entitled by Sullivan on sports:

This week's column is entitled «Dad's Weird Suppers» and is about the meals that Wells makes for his children when their mother is off - duty, and his refusal to pander to their immature palates.

Morgan wrote a monthly column in AllergicChild.com's monthly newsletter entitled «Morgan's Corner» where he detailed the everyday challenges (and solutions) of living with food allergies.