Sentences with phrase «post it in the comment section of»

Share your post in the comment section of the designated sychroblog post on Sunday and then on Twitter (#restoreunity) and Facebook

I do not mind my readers sharing their posts in the comments section of the blog.

Just look at the things posted in the comment section of any article or online posting.

If you have a question or feedback about a specific recipe, please post it in the comment section of the recipe so that other readers can benefit from the dialogue too.

Through a post in the comment section of my blog, a member of Peoples - Stokes» staff offered this motivation for the change:

(Her comment was originally posted in the comments section of this page.)

This is a general point — I am posting in the comments section of a blog, I am not going to give you plots, charts and citations, especially about things that are widely available all over the internet, I refer to the conclusion that follow from the data and assume that whoever is reading has either looked at the data, or will do it after he has read the post.

The suit, filed in a Nevada state court earlier this month, also listed as defendants several unnamed users of the blog.At issue are statements posted in the comments section of Mr. Wall's blog, SEOBook.com.

Not exact matches

From the reader messages posted in article comment sections, housing bears appear to regard persons associated with the housing industry as sources of BS, to use their abbreviated terminology.

Does this «Hitler was an atheist,» boondoggle have to be rebut - ted in every single comments section of every single article posted on this blog?

When's the last time you sent a real letter in the post, let alone took the time to write two negative sentences in the comment section of the internet?

If you know of a good one online, post it here in the comments section.

If you have a website or a blog which shows how your church (or a church you know) is teaching and training believers to be fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ, please post these links in the comments section below.

That kind of love refuses to have vicious battles in the comments section of some blog or social media post — that love sits down over a hot cup of coffee and seeks to understand.

** Synchroblog participants — To make sure I see your post, please leave a link in the comment section of this post (or future rally - related posts) that includes your name, the title of your post, and a link.

Do not publish entire posts of yours in the comment section of other blogs.

if you've written a post around any of this week's lectionary texts, do share it in the comment section.

@ gab: she chooses to publish that opinion in the Belief Blog section of CNN, which is notorious for have thousands of comments posted.

Go check them all out and interact with them in the comment sections of their posts.

I keep finding myself hoping that tomorrow, 9/11, maybe these comments sections will quieten for a bit out of respect to the nearly 3,000 of all faiths, and many countries, who were murdered by Islamic extremists... but then my natural cynicism kicks in and I expect Reality will post a bazillion web pages worth of copy - and - paste's of 9/11 sites — maybe even «Truther» sites, so my hopes are dashed

Our recent post on Joel Northrup, the high school wrestler who bowed out of the state tournament when he was paired with a girl, has whipped up a heavy debate in the comments section.

We have a picture of crazed hitler in the middle of the page and much of the posting on this comment thread are extremely hat.e.ful so actually the comment section is a very accurate portrayal of an ugly divisiveness that is part of our culture..

But you could read some of it, and post some of your own insights, or those from Ray Stedman, in the comment sections of the forum.

This post simply contains a list of books I read in 2013, with short reviews for each book in the comment section.

I've read a lot of the more controversial postings recently (such as the recent ones on Hell and Homosexuality as well as some older ones about the definition of the gospel) where it seems that the debates in the comment section always fail (at least for me) to help those who are trying to learn.

To participate, submit your name, name of blog, title of post and link in the comment section of «Experiences in the Wilderness» by 6 p.m. EST 3/8/2011.

If you want to read these posts in their entirety, you can find their links in the comments section of yesterday's post.

If you would like to join in the conversation, please plan to submit your name, name of blog, title of post and link in the comment section of this announcement by 6PM EST 2/7/2012.

If you're interested, I shared one extraordinary experience with Him in the comments section of the post linked below.

Alumni expressed mixed reactions in the comments section of the student newspaper's exclusive post.

Looking over the post, I see how just a few adjustments could have perhaps improved the tone and spared us from some of the bickering that occurred in the comment section.

How can you look at the densely information packed in a DNA strand and not see a creator behind the creation but also see the lessly dense information in this comment section and not yell SEE NOBODY CREATED THESE POST, THEY ARE ALL CHANCE AND I CAN RECREATE EACH ONE OF THEM.

UPDATED with a new FAQ at the end of the post, compiled from the questions in the comments sections here and on my other macaron posts.

But if you have any questions, be sure to ask them in the comments section at the bottom of this post.

Take a screen grab of your electronic receipt or other proof of purchase, and post a photo of it in the comment section on this blog post (just click on the camera icon in the blog comment form, and upload a photo or screen shot from your computer).

As always, feel free to participate in the fun in the comments section of this post and tell me about something YOU are loving this week!

Please post your favourite blogs in the comment section we can include them in one of our next features!

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If you do not have a blog but a great recipe to share please leave that in the comments section of this post.

(UPDATE: Please read the comment section — it includes a reply from Rainforest Alliance as well as my response and that of a TransFair representative — and my follow up - post which in there is a lengthy reply from the Smithsonian Bird - Friendly folks.)

In the comments section of this post, let me know the 3 flavors of gluten - free cereal you would like to win and your favorite way to eat cereal or use cereal (maybe it's just in a bowl with milk, but I know some of you will share some creative ideas!)

I posted a comment and put my email instead of name in the name section.

And feel free to leave links to your favorite Mexican or Mexican - inspired recipes in the comment section of this post — I'd love to see them!

With that being said you will notice something new in the comment section of the posts too.

Obviously I welcome discussion and some of the things I post, I do so with the comments section in mind.

I could put it back into the comments I just don't see a reason that an entire article about Josh Allen should be in the comments section of this Sam Darnold post.

I had posted the link in the comment section of the article on Teddy's signing with the Jets.

I don't know what happened to him (I personally think the A * Bz must have done something funny to that icon of truth), but in loving memory of my beloved Kemp, I personally shall be posting in the comment» section some of his old articles which he posted on this site.

TheBear64 regularly posts his musings about the Boston Bruins in the comments sections of Stanley Cup Of Chowder or in an occasional fan post, and can also frequently be found hanging around and posting comments on: The Bruins Fans Forum (http://bruinsfans.freeforums.org) The Calgary Flames blog «Matchsticks and Gasoline» (www.matchsticksandgasoline.coof Stanley Cup Of Chowder or in an occasional fan post, and can also frequently be found hanging around and posting comments on: The Bruins Fans Forum (http://bruinsfans.freeforums.org) The Calgary Flames blog «Matchsticks and Gasoline» (www.matchsticksandgasoline.coOf Chowder or in an occasional fan post, and can also frequently be found hanging around and posting comments on: The Bruins Fans Forum (http://bruinsfans.freeforums.org) The Calgary Flames blog «Matchsticks and Gasoline» (www.matchsticksandgasoline.com)

I encourage you to read the post, but also take a look at the comments section, where an interesting conversation is taking place about the possible unintended consequences of shifting subsidies around, and also some practical input from me and fellow school food blogger Ed Bruske about the critical difference between serving produce in school cafeterias and getting kids to actually eat it.