Sentences with phrase «comment on a different blog»

As one reader recently commented on a different blog, I lit a fire to the China Study five years ago but Denise Minger just burned the whole thing down.

(I was directed to post a comment on a different blog post via your giveaway, and it asks me to let you know which post.)

With online services going very high, people update their comments on different blogs or services.

Not exact matches

She also analyzes user comments on app store pages, social media sites, and blogs to identify unique user sentiments and use cases for different products.

Yelp hasn't commented on the third lawsuit, but in a blog post March 4 headlined «Different Day, Different Lawyer, Same Meritless Claim: A Classic Race to the Courthouse,» the company's co-founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman called the two suits filed so far «frivolous» and said the allegations «are false and easily refuted.»

On a different note, I'm interested to know how come you haven't pivoted your blog with the services, like Disqus, that allow commenting via a social account.

Father John Boyle, on his blog «South Ashford Priest» (the sudden rise of these excellent clergy blogs seems to be a sign of the times), reports that he has discovered contrasting translations of Sacramentum Caritatis, which lead him to comment that he will «have to re-read the apostolic exhortation in a completely different light... Where, in the English, the Pope might be saying «It would be awfully decent of you chaps to...» I shall have to interpret it as: «What I want / command from now on is that...».»

Cardinal Cormac Murphy - O'Connor The excellent Fr Bryan Storey, in a typically terse four word comment on The Times's blog, called it «light in the darkness»: and certainly, it was a serious and — in only 369 words — a remarkably meaty contribution, clear and not mealy - mouthed: the simple sentence «it is profoundly wrong» is in a different moral universe from the kind of thing we have come to expect from Dr (I nearly said «Professor») Rowan Williams.

@Beverly - I think comments on a blog are different than reviews on a site such as epicurious or something.

So for example; person A says the Ox has not improved at all and has no end product, whilst person B says that Ox is much better than Walcott... what you are hearing is different people saying different things on a blog that has hundreds of different people commenting different things.

On Friday on another blog I commented that Parker would be killed by the 3 physical midfielders Chelsea like to employ (different ones depending on gameOn Friday on another blog I commented that Parker would be killed by the 3 physical midfielders Chelsea like to employ (different ones depending on gameon another blog I commented that Parker would be killed by the 3 physical midfielders Chelsea like to employ (different ones depending on gameon game).

Meanwhile, this blog offers a different perspecive on the LAUSD cafeterias; the comments are kind of discouraging.

Your belief / faith system is different from mine, and somewhere in there I made assumptions, or focused on the differences, and while I didn't comment regarding those, I dismissed this blog as a source.

Like how you styled this shirt, I styled mine 3 different ways, see it on my blog at http://stylenique.blogspot.com/ and leave a comment telling me how you feel about it.

When I see that people from different places like Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria, Spain, Puerto Rico and Venezuela comment on my blog and show their love and words of encouragement, it makes me immensely happy!

I really love your blog, you have lovely lady style, it's different and looks good on you:) Thank you once again for your lovely comment.

I hate to ask this question again but it seems that it reads differently this time, do I comment on each blog post each day or do I comment on one blog post a day and go to a different post to comment tomorrow?

I found you through your comments on Tania Stephens» blog, which I also love, but I can't wear much of what she does due to having a different body type.

2) Mention this giveaway with a link on your Facebook page or Tweet about it: 1 Entry (in order for it to count as an entry, please write «Facebook» or «Twitter» as its own comment in the comment section) 3) Become a follower — 3 Entries (in order for it to count as an entry, please write «follower» as its own comment in the comment section, and make sure to do it three times so it will count as three extra entries for you, or if you are already a follower, make sure to write «follower» also as a comment three times) 4) Mention this giveaway on your own blog and include a link to our giveaway, — 3 Entries (Again for this to count make sure to write «blog» four different times as comments.)

About Blog A Different League was launched in April 2009 with the goal of providing news, opinion and comment on Premier League and international football.

The comment feature on blogs is a bit different than those mentioned above, since those comments reside only at the bottom of the post.

Her blog is really popular, with loads of comments and great search engine optimisation, and if you're planning on using different media, this would be a good plan to follow.

Last time i left few comments on your blog website on different blogs, but now i forgot.

I have a slightly different take on the topic, which I expressed in the comments section of each blog:

About Blog A Different League was launched in April 2009 with the goal of providing news, opinion and comment on Premier League and international football.

Obviously I have written many thousands of comments on at least 30 or 40 different climate blogs (and literally hundreds of different social media climate threads) and these cynical remarks are typical at first until people start to realise that I know my stuff and what I write is first - in - the - world breakthrough science that turns the radiative forcing greenhouse conjecture on its head.

WebHubTelescope: I know it is hard for those of you that don't actually do the analysis and simply pontificate on comment sections of blogs, but a model is different than a simulation.

Wow we have 3 * different discussions about a paper which is STILL UNPUBLISHED after 8 days — An Update on ATTP's Blog there are 86 comments now: OK Betts is busy today — his last real comment was on ATTP at 1 pm Wednesday there were 2 earlier, he says «I'll be back»

(seems caught by the mod - bot, so I will try a repost) Wow we have 3 * different discussions about Lew / Oreskes paper which is STILL UNPUBLISHED after 8 days — An Update on ATTP's Blog there are 86 comments now: OK Betts is busy today — his last real comment was on ATTP at 1 pm Wednesday, there were 2 earlier, he says «I'll be back»

It stands to reason her blog would attract comments from people on different sides of the issues.

Will they have to publish a paper proving everything they ever said on a blog in order to get a different paper published even if that blog comment is not in the paper?

A more complicated issue occurs when you guest write a post on someone else's blog (like I am doing now), or comment (with your name, law firm, etc) on someone else's post on a different blog.

If you're really objecting to anonymous comments on blogs, that's a different matter.

I have NEVER left a comment in any type of forum or blog, but something is telling me to step out on faith, that you may see this and ask, although there ain't any gaps understand my employment history, I have 4 years if workimg at different staffing companies as a laborer first months only at a time.

About Blog A Different League was launched in April 2009 with the goal of providing news, opinion and comment on Premier League and international football.