Sentences with phrase «from yesterdays post»

Cupcakes and frosting from yesterdays post.

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She posted a photo from the show to her Instagram with a caption that read, «As many of you may already know, I fell during my 5th year walking at the Victoria's Secret show yesterday.

Inc.'s Lindsay Blakely posted highlights from that interview yesterday, which, in addition to furthering Cuban's remarks on racism, also encompassed the Dallas Mavericks» owner's thoughts on becoming a young billionaire, his not - entirely - legal path to success in his first entrepreneurial venture (a bar), what it's like behind the scenes at «Shark Tank,» and much more.

«Only after posting to social media did I receive a phone call yesterday morning notifying me that an email will follow with the incident report and I have not received any email correspondence from American at this time.»

If you saw my blog post from yesterday, you will have known that I closed the Bull Put on RUT for a small profit, to eliminate downside risk.

The panel is asking Puerto Rico to provide by May 7 a timetable for when it plans to make public the audited financial statements for fiscal years 2015 through 2017, according to a letter from the panel to Gerardo Portela, the executive director of the commonwealth's fiscal agency, that was posted yesterday on the board's website.

In yesterday's blog post, I said that our market timing model has just shifted from «buy» to «neutral,» due to continued institutional selling and weakening of the major indices.

Although Lagarde's official blog post from last month was titled «Addressing the Dark Side of the Crypto World,» yesterday's entry, «An Even - handed Approach to Crypto - Assets» had a different tone.

Yesterday we posted up notes from the first day of the Value Investing Congress and now we're covering day two of the event.

For more global macro research, we also just yesterday posted up investment commentary from John Brynjolfsson's Armored Wolf which also presented a current look at where we stand.

But from his post yesterday about the creation of the world he did a lot of twisting trying to make sense of how it happened.

Amanda posted yesterday an excerpt from a book entitled A Discourse of the Married and Single Life: Wherein by Discovering the Misery of One, is Plainly Declared the Felicity of the Other.

It is similar in content to my post from yesterday.

This feels like a picture version of this quote from Richard Rohr that I loved and posted on facebook yesterday: «The God we all begin with is necessarily a partial God, an imitation God, a word for God, a «try on» God.

In a post yesterday I suggested that the proliferation of choices for «gender identity» (legend has it that there are now 57 varieties to choose from on facebook) will have the effect of deconstructing the very notion of gender difference — or rather, to use the old and proper terminology, the difference between the sexes, male and female.

-LSB-...] began to answer these questions in my post yesterday by looking at the basic approach I use when answering questions from atheists (or anyone with whom -LSB-...]

Thank you for posting this Jeremy... I had a major anger meltdown yesterday and raged at God... I'm not proud of myself and while I still feel I was wrong to do this, I'm thankful for coming across your post to assure me that God still understands and loves me even if my actions were far from lovable...

I was really pleased to hear from a representative from Answers in Genesis yesterday who in response to Friday's post graciously invited me to visit the creation museum in Cincinnati and maybe even speak with Ken Ham himself.

As I said yesterday in my prayer from the cell post called «satellite phone», I have this strange feeling of alienation from God since I left the professional ministry and haven't been to church...

Aside from also starting to post more photos on my blog (which idea I see you gleaned from monitoring my brainwaves as well), Dean and I were just talking about this story yesterday and how the point is not doing vs. being, but never being distracted from being a disciple; which is really just being close to Jesus, doing what he does, listening to what he says and going with his agenda instead of ours.

You can read Amaris» comment from yesterday's post on No Vision No Policy, to see what motivated me to write today's post.

CNN's Belief Blog posted a series of predictions yesterday featuring a variety voices from the current religious dialog.

We looked at this idea yesterday, and I have one more post about it tomorrow, but having read this post today, can you say that this post saved you from believing something wrong about the word saved?

NBC News posted this very telling image of two photos from St. Peter's Square one taken at the announcement of Pope Benedict XVI, the other from yesterday.

As a continuation of the post I did yesterday on science and religion and the heat that is rising between them, I want to thank Dr. King who sent this link to me from the New York Times concerning science and religion.

Posting on Instagram yesterday, the Anglican leader said: «We've been celebrating today as 27 young Christians from churches around the world made a commitment to put Christ before everything else.»

Here is a scene from Samson, which I wrote a post about yesterday.

(This is a continuation of a post from yesterday; it will make most sense in that context.)

Anyway, I will write a lot more about this when I get to the subject of hell in the current book I am writing on the violence of God, but I wanted to just give a short preview of my views on hell, and provide a follow - up from the post yesterday about whether Jesus spoke of hell more than heaven.

so CHAD, shall we continue our chat from yesterday... i shall repost anything needed for others to join in with full knowledge of where we were when last posted... if need be that is... our convo can be found in yesterday's speed read belief blog, under TruthPrevails long paragraph of Dr. Herbert Benson of Harvard Medical School....

And I do remember your comment from yesterday's post.

I'm glad that Matthew Schmitz posted excerpts yesterday from the statement released by Southern Baptist leaders regarding recent reports about religious freedom in the military.

I have a different understanding of this text now, which I tried to explain in today's post and the one from yesterday about the meaning of the word «dead» in the Bible.

Well, it's been one of those weeks for me, as I've been battling pinkeye... yes, pinkeye... for the last four days, along with a boatload of work related to book edits and blog posts for next week.So I spent a good part of yesterday in the exact same pose as you see above, only with swollen, crusty eyes, slightly better hair, and a more robust vocabulary from which to bemoan my oppression.

I tried to define death similarly in my post from yesterday.

In response to yesterday's post, «11 Things I Wish More Pastors Would Say,» I've heard from several pastors who made similar lists of things they wish the people in their congregation would say.

To see more, look at the links and comments from yesterday's post as well as the ones from our first discussion.

I told a story yesterday from Simon Guillebaud's book More Than Conquerors about how a package containing a hot water bottle and a doll that had been posted 5 months previous to answer a specific prayer for both items.

They posted continuously from yesterday afternoon thru the evening and all night and are still here this morning.

They posted from yesterday afternoon thru all evening and all night and then going thru this morning.

In light of our conversation about Anne Frank yesterday, I thought I'd re-post this rather lengthy piece from 2008 (back when I thought people liked to read 1,000 - word blog posts) that details some of the biblical support for a more inclusive view of salvation.

Just saw your post from yesterday, (crazy busy at work) and I would definitely buy your salsa.

-LSB-...] yesterday cooking dried kidney beans and yam treats, and then, in the afternoon, set about making Okra Gumbo (from Post Punk Kitchen's blog) with some okra that was calling to me at the co-op this -LSB-...]

I made ribs yesterday, and used the recipe from this posting, but I made a mistake and mixed all the ingrediants from both recipes together.

Still groovin» from yesterday's post.

Did you guys like yesterday's post full of beautiful heads of broccoli fresh from our rooftop?

Here's a new post from yesterday by Dr. Norm Robillard addressing just that in pro & con fashion.

Yesterday I was thinking of making the pear sorbet from the Canal House Cookbook and when I went to google it to see if anyone else had attempted it and I immediately found your post!

I actually had intended this post to go up yesterday, but after I got home from the Seahawk's game on Sunday, I was so emotionally exhausted that I took a three hour nap!

The frosting I posted yesterday was designed especially for layering on top of these brownies, and it really does take them from yum to YUM!