Sentences with phrase «post about new»

At the rate I'm going, I'm sure next month you'll be reading my post about my new «Hollywood Glam» guest bedroom makeover!

I decided to wait until after the holidays to post about our new industrial build, so we've had a bit of time to grow into it.

I pointed out in a previous post about our new home, that this bathroom was almost a deal breaker on buying this house.

I didn't see the post about the new house having it's own.

I thought I'd share a post about our new window shades today.

I have been trying to find your post about the new mantel, but can't seem to find anything about it.

Recently I wrote a post about our new leather sofa and how it fits in with the copper and wood in our home.

You can see a little peek at the lower cabinets though, if you look at the picture above which I showed in the post about the new wood floors!

I maybe have talked about quartz before in my old kitchen but I definitely will do a post about my new counters.

Greg and I often post about new subdivisions and listings in popular cities.

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Today's blog post about the new build also includes a few known issues worth checking out before attempting to install the build.

Hi, Steve Guggenheimer here I just finished doing the Day 2 keynote for Build 2013 taking place right now in San Last week I published a blog post about some new popular apps coming to the Windows And during this... Read more

Let us suggest that you just zero in on one detail from yesterday's blog post about new restrictions on data access on the platform.

For example, notes Duckmanton, a post about the new iPhone might appear in both r / iphone and r / android, in addition to r / apple or r / technology.

They were also gracious enough to provide the following Guest Post about this new feature:

Simon Chester's post about the new Halsbury's about to be released has reminded me of a few discussions I had last week with the good people at LexisNexis Canada.

In my last guest - blog post about my new book, The Machinery of Criminal Justice, I advocated requiring military service as a punishment for able - bodied convicts without serious violent tendencies.

That is the reaction of Carolyn Elefant at My Shingle to Larry Bodine's post about a New Jersey ethics ruling that clears the way for a law firm to own another law firm as a wholly owned subsidiary.

Simon Fodden's post about New York City's «Chocolate Library» ban got me thinking about similar laws and regulations in foreign countries.

After my first post about this new service, some commentators and readers expressed concern that this arrangement could constitute inappropriate fee sharing.

Library Boy also has a post about the new site.

I was just about to post about the new design.

I alluded to it in my earlier, largely off - topic, post about New York's 311 data.

Following on from Steve Matthews» post about the new Kindle that he can't get in Canada, I'm going to introduce you to the next thing you'll likely want badly and won't be able to get here in Canada, Novatel's MiFi.

From my «about damn time» file comes this report from the Huffington Post about a new lawsuit filed against credit - reporting agency Experian over advertisements for its FreeCreditReport.com service.

Guest Post by Bob Tisdale A week or so ago, a troll left a link at my blog (Thanks, David) to a supposed - to - be-alarming blog post about a new climate study of ocean heat content.

Hawkins has also written a blog post about his new Callendar paper, which delves deeper into why Callendar's findings were not immediately acted upon, or even discussed until decades later:

When the King of Strawbale had a FB post about his new tiny house.

WUWT has a post about the new government funded website designed to repackage climate data from NOAA and other government agencies.

Lüning and Fritz Vahrenholt recently wrote a post about a new study that examines climate cycles of the Sahara region throughout the Holocene.

Long - time fans of Kenichi, Cool Hunting has a great post about the new work and the upcoming show.

Last month I wrote a post about the new Facebook Like button.

Here's the post about the new trailer via Twitter:

For those of you just joining us, a few weeks ago I wrote a blog post about a new game project of mine, where I explore what it's like to have Tourette's Syndrome through the lens...

A post about some new screenshots for the upcoming Spider - Man game: Shattered Dimensions.

A few days ago, I wrote a post about the new IGH card.

Thus, not a lot to post about new investment ideas, so I'll just have to content myself with providing updates for some of the existing portfolio positions.

[The following is a guest post about new items which affect your credit score.]

Although I didn't post many articles this month because I have been busy working on some side projects, I do have some articles on the way about a new investing strategies that I am trying as well as a post about a new book that I am reading.

The comments following my recent post about new ETFs from Vanguard were another reminder of just how often investors get overly focused on products.

On Monday, I wrote a post about a new Canadian dividend fund from XTF Capital.

So yesterday my pal Kristen Lamb made a fantastic post about the new publishing paradigm offering suggestions to the Big 6 to keep them from sharing the fate of the Titanic.

If you read my recent post about my new Kindle 2, you know that I mentioned that I -LSB-...]

Ask your street team to post about your new releases on social media, honestly review your book on Amazon, and mark your book as read on their Goodreads account.

Say you post about your new reviews, or whatever, I think that for every person who goes «well done, that's great», there will be 2 saying «I wish she'd shut up about her bloody books!!!»

«It's not uncommon for the books in some series to make no reference to their series in the book title, book cover or book description,» stated Smashwords» CEO Mark Coker in a blog post about the new offering.

Social networks are by now too much crowded and the chances to see your post about your new book for sale, exhibited for free, are more and more diminishing.

Also as a VA for another author, for her last book launch, we gathered a group of friends will to post a prepared post about the new book on their blogs and websites.

On April 1, 2006, Greg Pincus wrote a blog post about a new type of poetry form, «the fib.»