Sentences with phrase «early posts on this thread»

All this brings us back to some of the earlier posts on this thread: Instead of memorizing biblical verses and studying theological arguments, shut off the noise in your mind, and just listen.

Curry opened an early post on the thread with the statement that she just dropped by to say she must be going.

For alternatives see my earlier posts on this thread at 1:16 and 3:09

As to the theory of the quantitative strength of hurricanes I have learnt much from the early posts on this thread and haven't anything of value to add.

Not exact matches

Remember to post your Folksy Fridays on twitter and over at the Folksy facebook page as well as on our mammoth Folksy Forum thread that is started by one of the Folksy Friday early birds every week.

I have posted on this investigation over at Next Left, both to flag it up and extending my comment in the earlier thread....

(I posted his Twitter thread at https://twitter.com/prchovanec/status/989895930727026689 on this topic as a response to an earlier answer and was asked to post a summary of his arguments.)

In it, Sifry recalled a seminal moment early in Howard Dean «s presidential run when a staffer posted an «Ask the Dean Campaign» thread on the anti-Bush website Smirking Chimp.

I was reminded of this unspoken «arrive early + stay late = good teacher rule» as I scrolled through a chat among educators on a FaceBook thread where the following was posted (names omitted to protect anonymity):

I was reminded of this unspoken «arrive early + stay late = good teacher rule» as I scrolled through a chat among educators on a FaceBook thread where the following was posted (names omitted to... Continue reading Does Not Staying Late At Work Make Me A Bad Teacher?

As it was posted in the CrackBerry forums earlier today, you can check that thread out and share your thoughts on it.

The New York Times now has an article, The Origins of Michael Burry, Online, discussing some of Burry's early postings on his techstocks.com thread.

My above post was a quickie re-post (I put that plot up in an earlier thread here), so I sorta skipped out on the documentation this time.

FYI, in keeping with my post on an earlier thread, I'll mention the name of Royal Dutch Shell's leader, their Chief Executive Jeroen van der Veer.

I believe Rud Istvan's posts, as well as many of the comments here and on the earlier thread, mirror these concerns.

Christopher Monckton, In an earlier comment to you on this thread I addressed almost total agreement on the secular part of your post.

I see that the comment with a list of papers debunking Watts that I posted earlier to Cliff's thread on thermometer siting never appeared.

I posted some of this on an earlier thread.

You had actually convinced me of that some time ago when I posted this comment on an earlier thread, but your clueless - ness had slipped my mind in the interim.

JeffN and Carrick, there was some interesting background information on the problem with who is emitting and what it takes to have any effect, just by the numbers, posted earlier on this thread (h / t willard and Mosher).

I posted this link earlier and didn't get a response so I'll try it again on this open thread.

As I took pains to point out in my original posting on the subject on an earlier thread, this is all about outflow from the surface and not from the TOA.

To refer to another posting I made earlier (but not on this thread), a «usual and ordinary course of business» has been defined and authenticity can be presumed.