Sentences with phrase «earliest readers of the blog»

I'm located in Houston, so naturally most early readers of this blog were also Houstonians, either people who knew me or knew my friends.

Some of our close friends have been the early readers of the blog and they know a lot about us.

Not exact matches

Long term readers from back in the early days of the blog may remember me sharing various «themed» brunches I threw - A pancake bar, an oatmeal and a French toast one.

Of course, if you are an avid blog reader like me, fall started back in early August.

In a really busy year, this month seems to have been the busiest of the lot; I've tried to be creative by combining as many entries to blog challenges as possible — regular readers will have spotted this from earlier posts.

But in early days of your blog your traffic and regular readers may not be enough to do justice to your content.That's when guest posting on authority sites help.

Agent L was one of the first readers of the blog, and volunteered herself up as a referee early on, searching out her single male friends, and eventually putting me in touch with The Exhibitionist, her former flatmate.

Social network analysis has its theoretical roots in the work of early sociologists such as Georg Simmel and Émile Durkheim, who wrote about the Traffikd is an internet marketing and social media blog that aims to provide readers with practical, relevant information that they can use in their own

readers may recall an earlier blog post that reported on the work of fellow education blogger Gary Rubinstein who has investigated Mass Insight's activities in other states.

Readers of this blog are familiar with my earlier documentation of the myriad varieties of scoring formulas used by New Mexico to evaluate its teachers.

I wrote a blog post earlier this year with a massive list of ideas for where and how to find beta readers.

I was wandering around the Intarwebz this morning, looking for further updates on PuppyGate, when I happened to visit Charles Stross» blog and saw this earlier post of his, where he put up a reaction to the whole tiff over Clean Reader.

But, readers of this blog know they sometimes receive some news early, so allow me to say this: This upcoming poll does give us an opportunity to witness a little social experiment first hand.

Readers of this blog know that an early review of Faerie from a reader who liked the book and the story but thought it was too long caused me to deliberately keep Duke of Eden - my latest - shorter.

And that speed of change in tech, he said, is a good example of challenges facing the traditional industry: «By the time many publishers think a technology is important enough to warrant starting a book,» Armstrong said, «the technology has already crossed the chasm to the early majority... By the time most computer programming books reach a bookshelf, the most important readers... won't be interested, as they'll have already learned everything they need from blogs.»

I found out about the Nook Touch version of Cool Reader via a comment someone left on this earlier blog post about using night mode on the Nook Touch (white text with black background).

But in early 2007, while trolling the comment streams on Jim Cramer's blog, and making comments defending him, a number of readers told me that I was one of the best writers on the site, so why didn't I emerge from Cramer's shadow?

I posted the math in an earlier blog — the amount of solar panels needed to supply just the US with energy would cover the earth three times OK, as my post was deleted, readers will have to guess at it.

As a follow - up to my post earlier today on the ABA Law Firm Marketing Strategies Conference, I am now able to offer readers of this blog a special «friends and colleagues» discount off the registration price.

As readers of this blog may recall from our prior posts (here, here and here), the announcement of the conference earlier this summer attracted controversy for Massachusetts School of Law dean and conference organizer Lawrence Velvel's suggestion that administration officials found guilty of war crimes should be hanged.

He goes on, through his FT and personal blogs, as well as through his Twitter account, to challenge readers to find some example in living memory (or even earlier) where an English court, or a court in a jurisdiction in which received English law forms or has formed part of the law, has treated the words as law, rather than as platitudes or symbols.

Readers of this blog will know that earlier this year the University of Ottawa Press published The Copyright Pentalogy: How the Supreme Court of Canada Shook the Foundations of Canadian Copyright Law, an effort by many of Canada's leading copyright scholars to begin the process of examining the long - term implications of the copyright pentalogy.

A reader writes: I've seen a lot of mentions on your blog about candidates who arrive too early (including that it is not something top candidates do).

I wrote and shared this article with readers of Forbes earlier this month, and am pleased to share this week with my blog followers.

I got a couple of new frames for the mantel that were big enough to make an impact and just popped in art from lovely people like Jones Design Company and a drawing a sweet blog reader made for me after we lost our 19 year old pup Winston earlier this year.