Sentences with phrase «just reading concepts»

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Makes it a lot clearer than just reading about abstract concepts.

Though some texts are distorted to try to prove the idea of an immortal soul, they are in fact just that, distorted to say something that they don't say because they are read with the false lens of this pagan concept.

Are we telling the world that the church as a concept has failed, and to just take your bible, go to a park and read?

as I'm sure you have no idea what that caveat is (since you never read the bible and just got this concept from infidels.org or something similar), it will be a good homework assignment for you to find the verses in the bible, and post the entirety of same here..

I enjoy reading Heidi's recipes and frequent 101 Cookbooks often... just haven't put those recipes and concepts into action, yet.

I just told my sister in law who is expecting her first baby to read Baby Whisperer instead of Baby Wise because she'll get the same concepts but I think she'd be offended by Baby Wise, and take Baby Whisperer very well.

I've browse the truth about belly fat book and I'm going to share together with you 6 lessons I've learned from reading the ebook so that you just might have a better concept of getting flat abs.

Justin: I might have thought that the panini bar concept would work on the federal line, but read this post from Dana Woldow on just this issue - how the new meat / grain restrictions make serving kids daily sandwiches very hard: http://www.beyondchron.org/news/index.php?itemid=10381

There are loads of different patterns online for these if you just do a search for «sew cloth menstrual pads», so I'll just link you to a good pattern and some reading about the benefits of cloth if the concept is new to you and you're interested in knowing more: Craftster Tutorial Eco Friendly Menstrual Products

I've just started my reading & have steadily applied the concepts!

After reading Lanham's book I just knew the idea and concept of her book needed to become more up - to - date with today's technology and how moms now digest information.

I read the links, by the way — I can definitely see and understand the points made, particularly in the Vancouver Sun article... but I also think they all simplify the concept of polygamous marriage just a bit too much.

One group was then asked to create a concept map while referring to the text; another group was asked to recall, from memory, as much information as they could from the text they had just read.

Now, it is apparent from reading even the first few pages of The Skeptical Environmentalist that Lomborg proposes to make the case that not just environmentalists, but a considerable part of the heretofore respectable environmental - science community, have been misunderstanding the relevant concepts, misrepresenting the relevant facts, understating the uncertainties, selecting data, and failing to acknowledge errors after these have been pointed out in other words, that the scientist contributors to what he calls «the environmental litany» (namely, that environmental problems are serious and becoming, in many instances more so) have been guilty of massively violating the scientists code of conduct.

Since my memory is pretty crappy and I almost always forget what I just read (don't even get me started on remembering names), I really appreciate the «Key Concepts» he adds to the end of each chapter reviewing all the salient points he covered.

It's the same concept of a smoothie, just in a bowl of course READ MORE

Well, doesn't the perfect necklace or scarf just really «make» that outfit??? Well, same concept for this cute little lamp -LCB- Read More -RCB-

Reading for fun, a concept I have just rediscovered too!

Im just gettin my feet wet in this sugar daddy concept, but... read more

Bite to make that the only way users can use the app, makes this a horrible concept when we are FORCED to do it just to use the app, including reading messages and sending messages.

Just one that makes you realize how well the concept works as a quick read.

For those of you who frequently read Plus XP, you will know that a few weeks back I had done a preview post on this very game, saying how much I did like the original manga series and the concept of the Dynasty Warriors game style being translated into a next - gen beat «em up would be just damn right awesome.

When I read about this movie on my hotsheet, it just jumped out at me, and I immediately developed a strong bond for the concept.

Motivated by research on written composition at a pair of colleges in Virginia, Dr. Hirsch developed his groundbreaking concept of cultural literacy — the idea that reading comprehension requires not just formal decoding skills, but also wide - ranging background knowledge.

Just as Students are presented with concepts and procedures they are expected to acquire and utilize, however, that doesn't mean they have... Read More

«Parents would be asked to sign a parent involvement, or «P.I.» pledge, stating they will spend at least fifteen minutes everyday helping their child with homework, reading to, or with, their child, practicing math facts and concepts, or just listening to how their child's day in school went.

Just a few months ago I read about a new concept in the practice of law — Virtual Law Office («VLO»).

The concept of embedding certain «extras» into an ebook is certainly not new; just walk the exhibit hall at any major publishing event and you'll find dozens of companies that swear their innovative add - ins enhance the reading experience.

Just as reading a Russian folktale inspired her to write The Snow Child, so too did the concept for Eowyn Ivey's second novel arise from a piece of literature - this time on the fragile pages of a rare book she discovered at the bookshop where she worked.

While he makes the very sound point that more consumers are engaged in digital reading than ever before and an e-reader device under the Waterstones label just makes good business sense, he seems to not hold in very high regard some of the concepts that he outlined, such as overpaying to have a bookseller make you coffee.

Last week, GoodeReader covered the Kickstarter campaign that successfully secured funding for a concept that Aaron Stanton visualized, one that makes reading a book more than just a self - congratulatory experience.

I actually just saved you the drama of feeling really stupid when you can't make out half the ideas or concepts I sculpt with words, presuming you ever tried to read my work in the first place.

It's tempting to use buzzwords to get the attention of the media, but I've just read an article that reminded me of a key book publicity concept: «cool» can backfire.

Just read about this concept — someone gave some advice on this.

While the Amazon announcement is primarily a branding and marketing strategy (reduced price, specially highlighted on its own landing page) and probably just one more shot across the bow of traditional publishers (major authors have stuff shoved into a drawer that could be published independently, without the involvement of their «trade book» publisher), the concept could be a big deal for two kinds of people who read this blog: Bloggers and magazine publishers.

When «online» trading first came onto the scene in Canada just over 20 years ago, dial - up, DOS and CRT monitors were all the rage, the internet was just getting its footing and the concept of do - it - yourself trading seemed to be on the cutting edge... Read More»

That said, for those of us who have heard again and again that dogs are just domesticated wolves living in a «pack» of humans — and who hasn't heard that more times than you can count, thanks to the popularization of the concept on TV — it might be helpful to learn all the scientific reasoning behind how wolves and dogs are different (and how we misunderstood wolves and their pack interactions for a very, very long time), why those «alpha dog» approaches aren't the best way to relate to your dog (and in fact, can even cause more problems), and why alternate approaches like positive reinforcement and reading the body language of a dog as a dog and not a mini wolf do work.

Just reading that tells anybody that your concepts of what constitutes a tem is seriouslyflawed, because this is what Rare actually said: «The way the teams are structured, they have their major features they're looking to deliver for their update, but there also working on weekly events.

For those of you who frequently read Plus XP, you will know that a few weeks back I had done a preview post on this very game, saying how much I did like the original manga series and the concept of the Dynasty Warriors game style being translated into a next - gen beat «em up would be just damn right awesome.

So, I just brushed it up and went to see my boss to present the basic concept of the project... Read More»

Im thinking the fotage may not be from the version they are working on now, it might be a previous version like before or after the first teaser, or maybe even earlyer kinda like the concept art said it was uploaded in march of 09 (if that was true) but lets just hope they are reading the comments and are going to fix his animations.

However while the concept of Kinect, previously called Project Natal, has been around for over a year now, many of the details and features are only just being discovered following the company's launch event... Read more

But rather than just discussing «concepts» from the reading, what happens is you explore how you feel about what was read based on your life experiences.

I just was watching your interview with Michael Shellenberger and reading / listening up on this whole «centrist environmentalist» concept and I have to say, I take issue with people claiming the longtime «left» environmental movement was all about being a culture of restriction and somehow not in tune with the idea that this global warming crisis could lead to newer, alternative, healthy economics of another kind.

Ben: just put up a post my own and then realized that the key concepts arose from a reflection on your own excellent words to which I have added both a link and what I hope is a suitable acknowledgment: http://ecomythsmith.blogspot.com/2011/01/ends-should-never-justify-means.html The post arose from a comment at Climate Etc. and I hope readers from there will find the foresight to both read and reflect on your central message.

When I first looked into global warming I read several books on the CAGW side; each time I felt that they just skimmed the surface, never explaining the concepts in any depth.

This is just a taster — read her proof of concept here.

Levit and Linder encourage new lawyers to find their «flow» — a concept you're familiar with if you've read just about any career satisfaction book published in the last 10 years.

I read this wildly inaccurate statement not long ago on a job search forum and it was clear to me just how the individual had missed the mark with the whole concept of resume content.

Maybe it is the fresh air or beautiful view around me (the picture was taken just now as I write this article), but the concept of a higher standard came to me as I read some passages from a book that references Gandhi, and no I will not be changing my clothes to hand spun cloth in the near future, but I love the idea of living a single standard in life.