I used the turmeric paste guidelines
given by a commenter.
Not exact matches
It's also why I invite comments and critiques from faithful collaborators — pastors, scholars, artists, scientists, doctors, parents, blog
commenters, and editors — who often know more about a
given topic than I and whose insights improve my writing
by miles.
I figured now would be the PERFECT TIME to use the KINDLE CountDown opportunity, especially
given where I'm positioned on the interment on LinkedIn where I Own three groups and Moderate three more, Twitter, etc I'm also being interviewed next week
by someone who has a very sizeable following, and where I'm one of the MOST FREQUENT
commenter.
Comment Reply Notification — For some strange reason, this feature isn't built in
by default but what this essentially does is
give the option for
commenters to receive an e-mail when someone replies to their comment, thus boosting engagement.
By being ignored, commenters who are not deemed interesting by others will give up and go elsewher
By being ignored,
commenters who are not deemed interesting
by others will give up and go elsewher
by others will
give up and go elsewhere.
Given that I'm a Pollyanna compared to lots of
commenters here, I'd be interested to see if anyone is willing to back Turner on this, say
by projecting a decline of 5 per cent or more in world industrial output per capita in (or about) 2015, continuing with a sharply declining trend thereafter.
Given that I have a personal issue with Stephen Schneider - who, from what I know, was an excellent science communicator - being maligned on blogs, the relevant quote that is being mentioned
by other
commenters is
After a dozen comments
by the same
commenter in a thread that have basically been
given in previous threads over and over.
Where Nic has been criticized
by several
commenters is his conclusion that the confidence range of possible dates should anyway be calculated from the pdf that
gives the nonsensical result that most best agreeing dates should have zero probability in the pdf.
For those reasonable
commenters here who wonder why the pro - AGW / Runaway Global Warming / Climate Catastrophe trolls argue incessantly, and nitpick every point ad nauseum,, the clear answer is
given in this paper
by a truly brave climate scientist, M.I.T.'s Prof. Richard Lindzen: click
By the way, thanks to all the
commenters who
gave me some good alternatives to using my own fairly week narration voice.
I guess our
commenter was right — if we went
by the common sense of Professor Hoffman in 1836, we would be advising clients to
give up legal rights in the name of morality.
This
commenter also recommended that to determine whether IRBs or privacy boards were
giving such deference to prior IRB or privacy board review, HHS should monitor the disapproval rate
by IRB or privacy boards conducting secondary reviews.
Commenters used both terms to refer to the individual's
giving permission for the use and disclosure of protected health information
by any entity.
The
commenters expressed concern that state laws which provide less privacy protection than the federal regulation would be
given exceptions
by the Secretary and thus argued that the exceptions should be more limited in duration or that the Secretary should require that each request, regardless of duration, include a description of the length of time such an exception would be needed.
Some
commenters suggested that if a subpoena for disclosure is not accompanied
by a court order, the covered entities be prohibited from disclosing protected health information unless the individual has been
given notice and an opportunity to object.
Another
commenter expressed concern that the privacy rule could influence IRBs or privacy boards to refuse to recognize the validity of decisions
by other IRBs or privacy boards and specifically recommended that the privacy rule include a preamble statement that: (1) The «risk» balancing consider only the risk to the patient, not the risk to the institution, and (2) add a phrase that the decision
by the initial IRB or privacy board to approve the research shall be
given deference
by other IRBs or privacy boards.
These
commenters believed that this approach provided flexibility
by giving employers access to information when necessary while still holding employers accountable for improper use of the information.
First, the assumption
by commenters that an advisory opinion would establish what law applied in a
given situation and thereby simplify the task of ascertaining what legal requirements apply to a covered entity or entities is incorrect.
The
commenters are correct that
given the requirement that the Closing Disclosure be provided so that it is received
by the consumer three days before consummation under § 1026.19 (f)(1)(ii), the consummation date may, in some transactions, change after the delivery of the Closing Disclosure.