Sentences with phrase «helpful post by»

Those seeking details on winners and losers can start with a helpful post by Mat Hope for Carbon Brief with this great headline: «Good COP, bad COP» (with COP standing for «Conference of the Parties).

I found this helpful post by Christopher Lentz who is a guest on «The Owl Lady's» blog — Vivdrewa.me.

Luckily I had just read a very helpful post by Jason Griffey that really summed up a lot of issues with eBooks, file types and DRM.

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If you have fantastic content on your website, such as an infographic with unique insights, or an in - depth blog post written by an industry expert on your staff, journalists at major media publications may find it helpful to cite those resources to support claims within stories that they're writing.

If you are quoting, it might be helpful to indicate such in your post, generally by starting with something like, «I feel this quote from THIS PERSON, found in THIS BOOK / WEBSITE is pertinent to the discussion» so that those of us who are trying to converse with you know from the start whether we are talking with you or some other person you are quoting.

Would be so helpful if, when you post a new video for a new dish, that it's always accompanied by a recipe so that we don't get it wrong.

Click here to read the entire original post, see more step - by - step pictures and get helpful tips!

So please try to help him off the window ledge by either posting your helpful six words or indeed visiting the COS forum thread itself by clicking here!

So, I started by writing a massive list of topics that I could potentially cover and then popped over to Instagram to see what other creatives were posting about to see if I had missed anything that might be helpful.

(This post is written by a helpful new dad guest poster.

So, as 2016 kicks off, in keeping with my annual tradition of featuring the hints that resonated most with readers (and maybe were the most helpful), today's hint is a look back at HintMama.com's top 10 hints of 2015, as measured by post traffic.

-LSB-...] and there were some helpful responses by readers about decluttering on that post as well.

Following my January, February, and March best - of posts, today I'm rounding up the most helpful, insightful, favored - by - the - community posts from April.

I am aware that its very likely for at least one of them to be going into NICU or SCBU so I have really been concentrating on gathering as much info as possible on breatfeeding prem babies, one book I found particularly helpful, it was kindly posted to my by Barbare the leader of la leche group Okehampton, a mother of twins herself:

About the author This is a guest post written by the author of a FindGasCards.com a website where you can find the best gas cards, as well as a helpful auto blog!

Miscellaneous Room Advice and Venting Posts Helpful Sites and Support In the News or Other Side of the Stirrups Infertility and Marriage No Longer Trying or On a Break Non-English Infertility Blogs (French, Spanish, etc) Non-IF but Written By IFers Password Protected Blogs Secondary Mourning (Friends and Family) Tweetroll Virtual Playdate List

Culinary dietitian Cara Rosenbloom's blog «Words to Eat By» has family - friendly recipes, educational videos and helpful blog posts about nourishing yourself and your whole family.

Twitter users who post information about their personal health online might be considered by some to be «over-sharers,» but new research led by the University of Arizona suggests that health - related tweets may have the potential to be helpful for hospitals.

As you can see by another mom's post, NAET seems to be very helpful for some children with food intolerances.

I found this post by the Paleo Mom especially helpful.

Great post by the way, and very helpful for those of us who struggle to plan our days / diets down to the detail.

With over 200 posts published from rawmazing recipes, useful tips and tricks, helpful kitchen and lifestyle hacks to informative and educational posts — view all of the posts and recipes by category in our post -LSB-...]

By putting helpful, educational, and valuable posts out into the world, you create positive exposure for yourself in a very yogic way.

I adore your tips posts, they're so helpful and you can really relate to them:) I stay motivated by reading other blogs, it gives me inspiration and spurs me on to think «I can do that too!»

I * did not * include information about each company because, quite honestly, that would make this post WAY too long... so hopefully breaking it down by category is helpful enough.

I'm so glad that so many of you found Monday's post on Why You're Not Everyone's Cup of Tea helpful and I'm incredibly humbled by all the sweet comments and messages I received.

It will be so helpful in improving Beauty Nerd By Night to bring you more posts that you'd like to read.

Just wanted to stop and leave a comment because this is by far the most helpful and informative post I've read when it comes to transferring images to wood.

This is by far the best post I have ever seen — Its extremely helpful and thanks for sharing this amazing pool of information with us.

I've packed this post with inspirational pictures and helpful room - by - room tips to get your home spring ready.

So I've decided to revisit and update some of those older blog posts with helpful new information, shiny new photos, and even step - by - step recipe videos.

Knowing that your posts are actually being read and enjoyed by others can give you such a boost and if they've found your posts helpful, well that's even better!

I hope this post was somewhat helpful by giving you some ideas for spring updates.

Many of you mentioned that it might be helpful to separate out the products in the scrolling bars for these posts, so I've done that below & broke them down by category so it's easier to find what you're looking for.

Then Laurel fell into coaching by posting helpful and empowering videos for singles on her YouTube channel.

Singles who feel unsure in the online dating word find a helpful blog section where the posts detailing human relationships are written by Dr. Helen Fisher herself.

Comment # 1 (Posted by Barbara Brooks) Rating This was extremely helpful to me, I was dating a married man and everything in this article happened to me.

Most of these videos are amateur videos posted by a helpful plumber or contractor.

One last thing — if you think this post is beneficial to you as an author or even as a publisher, feel free to explore more helpful resources by GetFreeEbooks.com under these following categories: -

David Graughan's blog is on industry news, helpful post in book promotion, and frequently about avoiding vanity presses that don't offer a good value for your money like the one owned and used by a number of the big 5 (author solutions).

You want to build a relationship... you know... take is slow.Start by following their blogs and posting authentic and helpful comments on their posts — or by retweeting or sharing on Google + a review of a book that you particularly loved.

by D'vorah Lansky Being that blogging has become so popular in our author community, and the fact that I've received dozens of requests to teach more about blogging AND the fact that we had 58 comments on last week's blog post, I thought you'd find it helpful if we began a column where we share blogging tips and strategies.

That notion calls to mind three recent posts here at Writer Unboxed: one by Dave King on how much he's learned about dialog from Aaron Sorkin; a second by Kathleen McCleary on how incredibly helpful reading fiction has been for her current work in progress; and just yesterday Greer Macallister's exploration of writing lessons to be learned from the hit play Hamilton.

on The Other Side of the Story with Janice Hardy Helpful Books for the Writing Process by Michelle Ule on Books & Such Literary Agency blog 3 Tips for Writing Heavy Emotional Scenes by Jami Gold Don't Cheat the Reader by Sally Apokedak on Novel Rocket How to Infuse Your Writing with Nostalgia by Frank Angelone on Copyblogger The Secrets Behind Buried Dialogue: Part One and Part Two by Lynette Labelle Crafting Multi-Layered Characters by Marissa Graff on Adventures in YA & Children's Publishing Writing Futuristic Fiction in (What Feels Like) a Science Fiction World by Imogen Howson on Pub (lishing) Crawl How to Spot Mary Sue in Your Writing by Ava Jae Taking the Road Less Taken (With Your Characters), guest post by Kristen Callihan on The Other Side of the Story with Janice Hardy The Ending Debate: Make Mine Hopeful by Marcy Kennedy Unusual Inspiration: Character Arcs Made Easy by Fae Rowen on The Writers In the Storm Blog 25 Things You Should Know About Writing Sex by Chuck Wendig Writing Craft: Action vs. Active Openings to Grab Attention by Kristin Nelson Writing Craft: Mechanics vs. Spark by Kristin Nelson on Pub Rants Writing Craft: Breaking the Rule: Show Don't Tell by Kristin Nelson on Pub Rants Give Characters Interesting Anecdotes by Mooderino on Moody Writing

by Anne R. Allen I've had a lot of great responses to last week's post about dealing with less - than - helpful criticism from beta readers and critique groups.

Ryan Lanz runs a great site called A Writer's Path where he posts articles by other authors and links to a LOT of helpful things for you.

I thought it might be helpful to post a comprehensive list of my monthly sales numbers and then divide them out by vendor so you can see where I found the most success.

One thing that would be helpful is a post or two about the best digital platform to for books to be accepted by the library.

This guest post was written by Henry Truc from Go Banking Rates, a website that publishes informative personal finance content and helpful tools, as well as the best interest rates on financial services nationwide.

Posted by: MG90 Aug 15 2004, 07:24 AM This is probably a basic question, but it would be helpful to know so that I can have the proper perspective.