Sentences with phrase «into writing a post for»

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After thinking about it for a minute, I turned the task into a note on my to - do list: «Write gratitude post.»

In a blog post about their return, Uber struck a conciliatory tone, writing «we're sorry, Austin — for leaving the way we did; for letting an honest disagreement about regulations and consumer choice turn into a public fight.»

How Twitter applications work: Twitter allows anyone to create and sell software that incorporates, organizes, and rearranges tweets in real time — for instance, by collecting messages written by professional athletes (an app called Twackle) or translating tweets into the language of the high seas (an app called Post Like a Pirate).

If I need to research something for my job or write a forum response to a question, I leverage that content and turn it into a blog post.

«Respect for your privacy is coded into our DNA, and we built WhatsApp around the goal of knowing as little about you as possible,» Mr. Koum wrote in a blog post after he had sold WhatsApp to Facebook for $ 19 billion.

The story points out that Koum wrote in a blog post after selling WhatsApp in 2014: «Respect for your privacy is coded into our DNA, and we built WhatsApp around the goal of knowing as little about you as possible.»

-LCB- Guest Post written by Taseea Lainas - Cruz -RCB- Have you ever created something for your friends or family and thought to yourself «Maybe others would enjoy this as well,» or, «Maybe I can turn my passion into starting a home - based business»?

If you want to write a guest post for this blog (or for any blog), let me give you two bits of blogging advice that I have put into practice over the years and which have helped me immensely:

I admire you so much for being able to turn what must have been really horrible for you into this beautifully written post that will inspire others to see the positive side and move forward.

Blogging is one of those activities which can really eat into your evenings and weekends whether photographing, writing, editing or social networking for posts, or just catching up with everyone else's hard work.

My friend Jenni of The Gingered Whisk — fellow Daring Baker, Sourdough Surpriser, and all around awesome lady — just recently had a baby girl, and back in the summer she asked me to write a guest post for her while she takes some time off from blogging to settle into life as a momma of two.

I am definitely not the expert when it comes to putting meal planning into practice, so I really wrote this post for myself.

I'm finding some of the early posts I wrote for The Sweet Life need to seriously update themselves into 2013.

Then a few weeks ago when I dropped into the Santa Fe Olive Oil & Balsamic Company for a purchase and a tasting, I was asked if I would create a recipe and write a post on one of its products — specifically its Cranberry Balsamic vinegar.

I've written numerous posts about natural ways to boost your immune system but one thing that has REALLY been working for me lately is incorporating matcha into my daily supplement routine.

Luckily for me, Kammie from Sensual Appeal wrote this great guest post and shared 3 super easy ways to incorporate coconut flour into your diet.

Whitecap Books kindly provided me with a copy of Per La Famiglia: Memories and Recipes of Southern Italian Cooking for review but was given no input into the writing of this post.

Thank you for writing this post — I am also about to take a leap into insecurity — all stories of the same are welcome!

Since that post was written my oldest son proposed to my future daughter - in - love so we are preparing for a fall wedding, and my youngest is going into his third year of college.

In response to my post announcing our current discussion of family dinners, Gretchen, a full - time working parent, wrote in with this comment (shortened a bit for space):... [A] s a full - time working mom, putting family dinner into practice is a... [Continue reading]

Even when you're too tired to create an elaborate layout for your child's baby book or transform special photos into handmade gifts, try to get in the habit of taking the time to jot down the day's activities in your journal, write in your blog about your baby's accomplishments, or post baby photos on Facebook.

In writing yesterday's post about the fact that she proudly transgresses personal boundaries, the final piece fell into place for me.

Do you have any alternatives to suggest other than going into them every 2 hours in the night (particularly as now my son is at the age where he seems to wake up completely and is very hard to settle back to sleep) I wrote a post that might have some helpful suggestions for you: http://www.phdinparenting.com/2009/02/28/gentle-baby-and-toddler-sleep-tips/"rel = «nofollow» > Gentle Baby and Toddler Sleep Tips.

I wrote a post on how to prepare for homebirth and so when the day arrived things fell into place just as planned.

A few weeks after the Smart Snacks rules went into effect this summer, Secretary Vilsack again felt the need to reassure the public, writing a piece for the Huffington Post entitled «Setting the Record Straight: Healthy School Meal Rules Allow for Bake Sales.»

Even as I sat down to write this guest post (for Randy Patterson and Northeast Doulas) I was interrupted by my three year old son Miles walking into my office holding a giant kitchen knife requesting that I slice him up a snack, followed shortly after by my six year old banging away to The Who on his drum set - up.

In a separate posting, he wrote of a woman who once approached him with a question as he waited for Wade at the state Capitol and that he later regretted not «crushing her windpipe» and slamming his car door into her legs for bothering him.

Gov. Cuomo will give New York's teachers one month to agree to a statewide performance evaluation plan — or he'll write his own educator - rating scheme into the budget for legislative approval, The Post has learned.

«John Pérez has let the money flow into his and other legislators» campaign coffers,» wrote Patricia Bellasalma, president of the California National Organization for Women, in a February blog post at L.A. Progressive that has been widely - circulated among party activists.

-- In a blog post, Jay Bradner, the former head of Dana - Farber Cancer Institute and the current president of Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research, wrote that too many investment dollars have gone into redundant cancer programs, such as more checkpoint inhibitors, rather than going after tougher drug targets that might have a greater future impact.

Thanks very much for putting the time into writing this post.

Today my intention was to write a post sharing some tips for how to incorporate lunchtime workouts into your workday.

Write down your motivator for getting into great shape, and post it where you will see it often — next to your alarm clock, on the bathroom mirror, or in your car.

If you've been reading this blog for a while now, you'll know that I'm very keen on writing about an array of topics, including all of the ones just mentioned, so hopefully you'll spot at least a few posts each month that tie into your favourite topics.

I started my blog a couple of months ago and now I'm a bit more into the swing of it I want to start looking at how to improve and what I want to achieve, so there's loads for me to think about here:) My favourite posts of your are outfits, blogging tips and career tips — particularly when you combine outfit photos with writing about work / career!

Jess has a post coming up really soon about our photographic workflow for Chronically Vintage, but it was written a little earlier in the year, so it doesn't go into detail about our current lighting set up.

I am determined to make it spring outside... I am over the slushy sidewalks, constant fear of snow screwing up my commute and the fact that it makes me sleepier than usual (case in point I am practically falling asleep while writing this... in case you didn't know, I write my posts the night before they are published... 9/10 times I am wrapped in a towel with wet hair laying on my bed having the constant battle in my head of whether to write the post or pass out... clearly we see what won... writing the post haha) I LOVE color year round, so it's no surprise that for one of the freezing days at NYFW I decided to wear shades of white, blue and black (all I am missing is gold and it could potentially be #The Dress... seriously didn't understand that whole craze for all of 24 hours haha) Anyways... Back to what I am wearing and how it can transition perfectly into the spring.

But it's easy for me to go into my editorial calendar and switch things up, fill in missing information, and see what content I need to start writing for upcoming posts.

If I didn't know better, I'd say he actually likes writing these posts, even if he'd rather poke a sharp stick into his eye than go shopping for clothes!

And since it is kind of a truism that «there is nothing new under the sun,» with that many people writing stuff and fewer and fewer people just looking for something new to read, that many bloggers are investing a ton of time and energy into writing blog posts, and then fly around to the various blog hops or linky parties and drop links hoping that more people will find us and read our blog posts.

We wrote this a million times and we don't know if any went through, here we go again LOL When starting our blog we didn't realize how much time and effort went into it, it takes hours just for one post we totally agree!

image via This has been a post I've been meaning to write for months now ever since I really got into podcasts myself.

When Natalie isn't busy booking celebrities for Windy City LIVE, she's writing articles for The Huffington Post and blogging at Entry Level Escapades, which Natalie founded as a resource for soon - to - be graduates and post-grads venturing into the job market.

It's been awhile since I've written a post for Friday and today I wanted to get back into the groove.

I also want to continue to write blogging - related posts, though I know this isn't as relatable for some, and maybe will do some DIYs again once I move into my new place.

This was a slightly new format for writing outfit posts (at least for me) but I've really enjoyed creating them and digging deeper into the looks.

1 Ellen McCarthy, writing for the Washington Post: More Seniors Jumping into the Online Dating Fray.

Back in June I wrote a post for SkaDate Dating Software Blog about weirdly extreme (or extremely weird) dating site ideas that somehow translate into success stories.

Because we can write profiles specifying what we are looking for and post them online, online dating seduces us into picturing the process as shopping.

Janice's posts on travelling solo on a budget are practical and well - written; going into great detail about how anyone can save money while they travel, but also specific information for people who go it alone.