Sentences with phrase «past the article link»

To use Pocket, simply copy and past the article link into the app.

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NewsWhip said it looked at likes, comments and sharing of linked articles from the top 10 publishers on Facebook over the past year.

If you are up for a little binge reading, check out the site archives for a link to all past articles:

David Brooks links to some of the best magazine writing of the past year, and one of the articles is about the origin of the universe.

Over the past two weeks as I have written several posts about tithing several people have sent me articles about tithing, or linked to them in the comments.

Here's a good article that details the physical & psychological hurdles that Sweat has face over the past 3.5 years: LINK: The Josh Sweat Miracle

In fact, I suspect many people saw the link to this article on Twitter and scrolled right past it.

This is a page of links to news articles in the past few years about home education in the media: in online versions of newspapers or television sites, primarily in the UK.

There has been a lot of discussion in the past few months about the article that linked breastfeeding to...

In the linked article, Jon and Myla Kabat - Zinn speak eloquently about how to bring mindfulness to parenting in order to see past surface behaviors to know children for who they really are.

Of course, social media depend on the mainstream media to a great extent, since many blog articles, Tweets and Facebook posts center on links to websites like those of the Times or Post, but the democratization of publishing brought by the internet lets us pay attention to many, many stories that slip past traditional journalists.

As in past years, Next Wave's editors have chosen what they consider the most illuminating and useful articles from the past year, which you will find listed and linked below.

When you click on the abstract link for the article, «Response to Comment on Reconstructing Past Climate from Noisy Data» - the side menu has an option for «Full Text» and «Full Text (PDF)».

My top five finds, links, and articles from the past week.

[* Update: The original article had a picture of the Link to the Past GBA remake art instead of original the NES art and the Link's Awakening art actually came from Link to the Past.

The Weekly Review offers links to useful editing, proofreading, freelancing and publishing news articles published online in the past seven days.

I've spent the past several years writing articles on my blog and publishing books with affiliate links embedded in them, and almost daily I get an email saying I've earned a commission, even on a link I published two or three years ago!

Marie Lebert has completely rewritten and brought up - to - date her excellent article on the history of Project Gutenberg — Ed Contents Overview A Bet Since 1971 The Method Shared Proofreading Becoming Multingual Public Domain vs. Copyright From the Past to the Future Chronology Stats Links OVERVIEW August 1997: 1,000 books April 2002: 5,000 books October 2003: -LSB-...]

You can find the posts on my Facebook author page here: www.facebook.com/cindyswriting I’ll be posting links to blog articles I've written in past years on things like her special cross, her incredible generosity, her connection to spring, and more!

changed tense of sentence about my video trailer to past tense and added link to the article featuring it

Here are some of the articles that caught my attention in the past week: On audiobooks: «Let's Go Reading in the Car» (Judith Shulevitz, New York Times) Shulevitz links audiobooks to storytelling, and recommends some good choices for families.

Since the interface for navigating through sections and articles was quite intuitive, and we didn't have to skip past navigation links or advertisements as we would in a browser, we were able to read periodicals very efficiently with the Kindle.

Perhaps, a «Table Of Contents» type of post, with links to the various investment - specific articles I written over the past two years.

If you are up for a little binge reading, check out the site archives for a link to all past articles:

The new Rising Story Links page will help members filter out lower quality new stories in the queue by only showing articles submitted within the past two days that have a total rating greater than one.

One click on the «Destinations» link brings you to a handy breakdown of all past posts and articles run on TheExpeditioner.com about specific countries and cities.

The authentic remnants of our nation's cultural legacy give us an irreplaceable tangible link to our past that can not be replaced by a book or an article.

This article was previously released for Link to the Past's 25th anniversary last year.

As you can see in the video and article, it takes place in the same world as Link to the Past, it features top - down 2D - style gameplay, it will come out in 2013 and it will utilize the 3DS» unique capabilities.

Linking back to previous iterations of the article would still allow readers to look back on past overviews as well as give a sense of industry accomplishment (and to see how many times Star Citizen gets listed).

Joanna Walters links extreme weather events with climate change in a recent article in the Guardian, however, some reservations have been expressed about such links in past discussions.

That's what past studies like Hegerl et al (06) linked at the end of my article have done.

Recent sun - cloud connections have a decreasing correlation with CRF, but a good correlation between (low) clouds and solar irradiance, see figure 1 in http://folk.uio.no/jegill/papers/2002GL015646.pdf Also in the 6 May 2005 Science, there is an article which finds a long - term link between solar intensity (based on 14C variations) and monsoon intensity over the past 9000 years...

Scientists quoted in a past DailyTech article link the cooling to reduced solar activity which they claim is a much larger driver of climate change than man - made greenhouse gases.

The linked article shows a graph comparing past climate and the climate model prediction.

I can say this confidently based on vast amounts of evidence of past behavior (and, as the articles linked above point out, the current gathering of the troops by the right about these new regulations).

In addition, past TWTWs have linked to changing Svalbard temperatures especially the December 17, 2011 which linked to an article showing a relationship between the solar cycle and Svalbard temperatures and predicting that the temperatures will decline in the future: http://arxiv.org/abs/1112.3256

The Kelsey et al., 2015 article that you link at Climate of the Past Discussions was not accepted for publication after quite harsh referee reviews.

Have a look at this updated version of one of the articles here about past temperatures, it has good graphics and more detail about determining the past, plus links to good sources: http://gristmill.grist.org/story/2006/10/26/20495/240 The warming that ended the ice age was caused by changes in the earth's orbital inclination (Milankovich cycles).

Her past public statements and articles on climate change can be found here (though some links are dead).

The concept of the paperless office has been mentioned on Slaw in the past: How to Take Your Law Firm Paperless which links to a Lawyers Weekly article quoting our own Omar Ha - Redeye and Revisiting the Paperless Office to name just a few.

His work in the past few years in the High Court, the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court, and the employment tribunal has been in some of Europe's largest ever equal pay cases, including for Birmingham City Council and for Asda; in the unfair dismissal litigation known as «Trojan horse»; and in some of the UK's leading discrimination cases, including advising in Lokhova v Sberbank: link to BBC article.

Over the past few months, I have seen a number of tweets in my Twitter feed that link to articles that discuss law firm reporting.

Sometimes linking directly to the article takes one past the «pay here» page.

I'll explain each one more fully, and include links to past articles for even greater detail:

As far as my input toward the article... there are enough «self - appointed» guardinans here who in the past have taken over nicely when it came to so - called SPAM links.

Most research (including past research involving the sample used for this study) has examined the behavioral and developmental consequences of child abuse.25 - 27 A recently published review of articles about childhood exposure to intimate partner violence found no data that established a clear link between intimate partner violence exposure and child physical health.28

In the linked article, Jon and Myla Kabat - Zinn speak eloquently about how to bring mindfulness to parenting in order to see past surface behaviors to know children for who they really are.

I linked an article below (the first one from Business Examiner), it says that rents in South Tacoma have gone up 10.8 % in the past year.

You can read some of the articles he wrote in the past year - View links below.