Sentences with phrase «get as a columnist»

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The author of Small Giants and co-author of The Knack (with Inc. columnist Norm Brodsky), as well as two books with open - book - management guru Jack Stack, Burlingham joined the magazine's staff in 1983 and has developed an unmatched ability to get inside some of the nation's most fascinating organizations.

As a columnist for the San Jose Mercury News, writing about technology stocks, I had a one - hour, get - to - know - each other meeting with Campbell, then CEO of Intuit.

While the effects of climate change have already transformed parts of New York City — particularly its waterfronts, as documented by Camera Obscura columnist Nathan Kensinger in the years since Hurricane Sandy — things will likely only get worse in the years to come.

According to psychologist and BBC columnist Claudia Hammond, «the sensation that time speeds up as you get older is one of the biggest mysteries of the experience of time.»

Conservative columnist Jeff Jacoby puts forward a little thought experiment where he evaluates the chances of a long - deceased, young - Earth creationist, who happened to possess possibly the greatest scientific mind of all - time, getting employment as a professor in a scientific discipline at a modern university.

As a relationship columnist and dating self - help author, I get asked the same questions over and over again.

This voice actor got into the dating industry by working as a dating columnist for several online magazines, including The Huffington Post.

His posts get hundreds of views on average, and he's been tapped by major online publications, including the Good Men Project and Huffington Post, as a contributing columnist.

Garry Marshall's «Runaway Bride» (1999) stars Julia Roberts and Richard Gere as a woman who gets skittish at the altar and a newspaper columnist who finds true love with her.

When her kid sister Tess (Malin Akerman) comes to town, however, her world is turned upside down, although when she happens to meet a handsome newspaper columnist (James Marsden as Kevin) she finally has the chance to get things right.

Check out former Hartford courant columnist and perennial charter school supporter (actually, it's more accurate to say that charter school monies support * him *) used to do (after numerous puff pieced in the Courant, he gets a * big * job with the charter school as it took over Milner — how lucky is that!)

Carmen Farina Needs To Get Over It and Embrace Charter Schools — Richard Whitmire, educational columnist, discusses the plight of charter schools in NYC and uses Brooke as an example of success of charters in Massachusetts.

As Connecticut education advocate and columnist, Wendy Lecker, reports in her latest commentary piece in the Stamford Advocate, Connecticut's children finally get day in court.

NYTimes columnist Tom Friedman characterized this phenomena explicitly when he noted in his «World Is Flat» book, in this country jocks get the best jobs and the beauty queen for a wife while in countries that value education such as India, the nerd gets the beauty queen for a wife and the high salaried job.

Best of all, he got me a very good gig as a columnist with Foreign Policy in Focus, which in some cases will translate to being reposted on Huffington Post.

Many current Kindle owners don't know it does, because it's put into a submenu called «experimental» and some, when trying it first, 2 years ago, found it slow and didn't try it again (and that includes gadget columnists), not realizing that as with any small device, the mobile - device optimized sites are the ones to get to.

Now, as I get into this last bit here, I have to call your attention to the tagline David Vinjamuri [15] applies in his «sig» (as we once called a columnist's photo - ID in newspapers) at Forbes [16]:

«It's a chaotic time, but as soon as they're born, get them a SIN and open an RESP for them,» says financial educator and personal finance columnist Bruce Sellery.

She brings her knowledge via her law firm, her Get Financially Fit business and her writings as a financial advice columnist for Financial Poise.

Many, but not all of the things that I used to write in the Columnist Conversation are now getting written here as a result.

[Get ready for more non-game exploration as our very own regular GSW columnist Mister Raroo puts on his magic hat, picks up his Nintendo DS, and tries his hand at Master of Illusion.

The New York Times columnist Paul Krugman mentioned this possibility in his piece titled Drilling, Disaster, Denial, in which he frames the loss of environmentalism's hold on the public as stemming from the difficulty of getting the»... public focused on a form of pollution that's invisible, and whose effects unfold over decades rather than days.»

As reported last night, Michael Mann carelessly libeled Andrew Bolt Down Under - see Litigious Climate Change Cultist Michael «Hockey Stick» Mann Libels Sydney Herald Sun Columnist Andrew Bolt (actually, Melbourne, but let's not sue over it)- and was forced to issue a grudging apology, after which he spent the rest of the night Googling any goods he could get on Bolt and reTweeting it into the small hours.

But then his ancestors were French aristocrats, the Ducs de Coutard, his parents leading Tory Politicians who sent their little boy to Stowe Public school and Brasenose College, Oxford, before George got a job at the BBC, trolled around the anti-roads protests for a while, sponsored by career diplomat Sir Crispin Tickell, then landing his current job as Guardian columnist.

Minter, who is Shanghai columnist for Bloomberg World View, traces how what was a Jewish business has become a Chinese one, as China developed a voracious appetite for scrap that gets melted down and returned to us in the form of new products.

Jabez LeBret is an author and co-founder of the legal marketing agency Get Noticed Get Found, as well as a columnist for Forbes.

If you want to use social media to get more clients or to be more visible, there are rules to follow, as technology columnist Jeff Bennion explains.

Getting in with NULS at these levels is the same as getting in Ethereum, Ripple, NEO a year ago when they were dirt cheap, says columnist GeorgGetting in with NULS at these levels is the same as getting in Ethereum, Ripple, NEO a year ago when they were dirt cheap, says columnist Georggetting in Ethereum, Ripple, NEO a year ago when they were dirt cheap, says columnist George Tung.