Sentences with phrase «first draft of this post»

If truth be told, the first draft of this post contained a link to what I was referring to, and it was a post from 2007 where people condemned me as a heretic back then.

Full disclosure, I typed the first draft of this post in bed after an hour of tossing and turning.

Commenters on a first draft of this post have said that the foregoing analysis understates the instability of the status quo, and the relevance of this, the public or the Tories notwithstanding, for what the Political and Constitutional Committee has undertaken.

Also, apologies to Councilman Fernando Cabrera, who we left out of the first draft of this post.

Hannah finished the first draft of The Post in the fall of 2016, shortly before the presidential election.

The first draft of this post was about Scarlett Johansson's ever - growing back tattoo, and my defense, as someone who has tattoos, of what looks like a theme piece growing on her back.

Comixology actually called me when the first draft of this post went live and was SUPER rude.

The first draft of this post was written on Feb 1, 2018, 1 day before the 666 point drop in the DJIA.

Not exact matches

In a blog post set to go out Monday, a draft of which Fortune reviewed, Circle promised, «First and immediately... to address Poloniex customer support and scale risk, compliance, and technical operations.»

I originally posted a version of this dip back in September 2012 (it was one of my first blog posts) but it's now in draft mode so y» all can't see it.

I am offering to trade my # 15 pick in the BGN Breakfast Draft in exchange for the first BGNer to post a GIF of any of the following:

Prior to Week 2 of the 2017 College Football season, BetOnline posted a prop bet on which QB would be selected first in the 2018 NFL Draft.

-- With the NFL Draft behind us, one sportsbook has posted 2014 Offensive Rookie of the Year odds along with numerous prop betting opportunities involving these first - year players.

Obviously, I am aware of the players you listed, because if you look at the first line of the photo I posted it goes back to the 1990 draft and so they are included in the breakdown.

Most sportsbooks will have a great degree of variance when they first post their futures, but there's usually more parity between the books after the draft as the market begins to normalize and outliers are bet out of the marketplace.

Several weeks ago, BetOnline posted a number of NFL Draft prop bets including one which lists Myles Garrett as the odds - on favorite to be selected with the first overall pick.

The NFL Draft concluded on Saturday, May 2nd and on Tuesday (5/26) morning Bovada became the first major offshore sportsbook to post odds for the 2015 NFL Rookie of the Year.

NFL Draft - Yesterday, we posted and managed a blog article with live Twitter updates regarding prop bets, results and upsets throughout the first round of the NFL Draft.

Although the first fourteen picks won't be finalized until the lottery drawing on May 19th, the offshore sportsbook TopBet has posted a number of prop bets regarding the 2015 NBA Draft.

Sunday, I posted the first part of this tutorial (see it here), which showed you how to draft a simple pattern for the blue skirt above,...

The most common experience — and often one of the first — is the impulse sign up period; you browse a couple promising profiles that catch your interest, and you can't help but to rush and sign up, posting a first draft profile.

Only nine months passed from the time that Spielberg read Liz Hannah's first draft of the script, to the time that he integrated John Williams» score into the final cut of the film, but «The Post» doesn't feel so urgent because it was rushed into production — it was rushed into production because it feels so urgent.

The script apparently originated with the desire of screenwriter Liz Hannah «to tell the story of Katharine Graham, the former Washington Post publisher who became the first - ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company... As Hannah was writing the first draft, the symmetry between Graham and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton seemed to be the most obvious parallel to the present.

I believe I've mentioned before that I regularly post pieces of a first draft on Wattpad.

So, as I finished the first draft, I began posting snippets of it on my blog.

Serial content also forms the foundation of blogging a book, i.e., writing the first draft of your book a little at a time, as blog posts which will appear as chapters, or sections of chapters, within your completed book.

It means that I have finished two first drafts, published one short story and had another accepted for publication, written and published numerous blog posts, and started the rewrite of one of those book drafts.

For example, many authors are now blogging their book, saving time by writing the first drafts of each chapter as blog posts.

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My deadline was created by my blogging schedule of three to four posts per week, and this helped me write the first draft of the book in five months (minus two chapters).

The first editor's draft of EPUB 3.1 was released last weekend, so it seemed like a good time to add a quick post on what is changing.

I like their blog - to - book import feature, which is awesome for creating a first draft of a book from a series of blog posts (as suggested by Nina Amir http://howtoblogabook.com).

For those of you who have read my earlier posts, you know that I wrote the first draft of Maids of Misfortune 20 years before I actually published it.

I have therefore taken a decision to get back to fully focusing on completing the first draft of my book (currently at 30k words) and writing 2 - 3 blog posts per week....

I wrote this draft on Wattpad, posting each chapter as I wrote (nerve - racking, but motivating) and for the first time I've had the experience of readers reading the work — not producers, not managers, not anyone with a commercial outlook — just readers looking to be entertained.

They post short stories and drafts, or attract new readers by sharing the first part of a series.

Post your finished first draft and you'll have dozens of willing beta readers, waiting to give their opinion on your work.

Gordon Burgett presents How to Write Your Book's First Draft posted at Gordon Burgett, saying, «New writers, particularly of books, simply waste a ton of time and too often get lost on the way to finishing their first dFirst Draft posted at Gordon Burgett, saying, «New writers, particularly of books, simply waste a ton of time and too often get lost on the way to finishing their first dDraft posted at Gordon Burgett, saying, «New writers, particularly of books, simply waste a ton of time and too often get lost on the way to finishing their first dfirst draftdraft.

Here is an in - depth post about what exactly a developmental edit (also known as a content edit) entails, but the short definition is that it explores all of those character relationships, world - building and story arcs in your first (or second) draft and presents substantial suggestions on how to achieve the aforementioned results in step 4.

We found a great post by By Fiona Raven, book designer You've finished your first draft of the manuscript (or...

In Part 2 of this series of posts, I talked about editing your work, and how the first draft is always just that, a draft — an incomplete piece of writing.

We appreciate your input on the review score post, and we've been formulating our first draft of the Riddlethos structure.

Reviewing my post: — my introduction describes recent statements and seems accurate to me; — my account of IPCC First and Second Draft seems accurate to me and, in any event, unaffected by new papers; — likewise my comments on the SPM and gatekeeping of skeptic submissions on the discrepancy; — my observations about 20th century history also seem accurate to me and not vulnerable to new papers; — I asked questions about the long past hiatus and deep ocean during that period.

Someone with a good talent for summing things up like Monckton should write a first draft of an appeal to congress for an inquiry and post it here.

After exchanging some tweets with Todd and reading his great post hours after writing my first draft above, I'm certainly wishing I'd taken a bit of a softer approach here, but I guess that's what happens when you rush out a post commenting as an outsider.

One final caveat: After reading my first draft of the 2008 post (which I subsequently revised), Dr. Keenlyside wrote me, «All our figures are decadal means, and it is hard to say (due to high frequency internal variability) at which point [after 2010] a rapid increase will occur.»

In that post he wrote: Although I registered as a reviewer of the First Draft, I have not -LSB-...]

The post has arrived and although as a trainee, hardly anything is addressed to you, fee earners are always keen for trainees to have a go at doing a first draft of an email or letter in response on their behalf (you quickly learn to accept the red pen squiggles across your work!).

A reasonable goal: creating all first drafts of blog posts by dictation by the end of March.»