Sentences with phrase «post race thoughts»

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For the past month, this blog has hosted a series of guest posts offering thoughts on race and reconciliation within the church in America.

And as I read through the many posts on this board many messages are made clear but none such as transparent as this one; the belief that atheism is the way of superior and thinking humans and only the moronic or evil self - serving amongst the human race believe in the existence of a deity.

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For Boutin the weeks leading up to the Prix Omnium had not been without controversy, and at one point he got caught in a media cross fire about the tender subject of Arazi's knees when he was quoted in a British racing paper, the Racing Post, as saying, «Personally, I don't think that his knees are any better now than they were bracing paper, the Racing Post, as saying, «Personally, I don't think that his knees are any better now than they were bRacing Post, as saying, «Personally, I don't think that his knees are any better now than they were before.

And I just thought while I'm writing to you id let you know I found your FB page through a friend who has the same beliefs as you and then found your blog and haven't been able to stop reading your posts they have my mind racing and rethinking everything I LOVE IT.

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«I think these two races are going to come down to who can get the vote out,» said Libby Post of Capital Women, a progressive organization formed in response to Trump's election that's backing Doran and O'Connor.

So, by some form of voting system — I think it's closer to propawtional representation than furs past the post — the politicians get their constituents to vote online for their canine running mates, and then they have to do the «Doggy Dash» where they are forcibly raced through one of two narrow tubes.

As usual, your posts are vigourous, and I'd have to agree that McGrath is the strongest candidate the Dems could put up, but then I thought that Dusty DesChamps would put up a good race a decade ago, and he got dusted up.

Hi Rachael, I just want to say that I found your post very informative so thanks:) I would love to be able to run 2 1/2 miles in a month if possible... I am already quite a good runner but I don't really think I could do that in a race.

It's spring racing season and I bet I know what your thinking another blogger doing a spring racing post ah so boring.

I'm catching up on things since returning to Chicago from the Bahamas this week, and thought a mishmash of items that I'm loving lately might be a good way to catch you up on stuff while I'm still working on posts from the race and the trip overall!

I don't think he does read all my posts... [email protected] recently posted... Race To The Piano Man Recap

The Latest In my previous post, I promised I would detail my thoughts about why America has a constant race issue.

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I feel you on # 2 girlie1 I just did that, for my own reasons and for my race being cancelled, I think it all depends on what else we have going on too Katrina recently posted... Weekly Workouts Roundup: Embrace being uncomfortable

Spielberg rushed this one into the race this year, and I think more time in post (no pun intended... well, small pun intended) would've aided the final cut.

Think of a SportsCenter segment on the NBA playoff race, a podcast on the upcoming congressional elections, or a Rick Hess blog post.

Does the very thought of posting lessons and information on the Web cause your heart to race and your palms to sweat?

With the team returning to Mid-Ohio this weekend for the first race since 2012, we thought a Throwback Thursday post would be an appropriate way to remember the battle of the C6.Rs at Mid-Ohio!

Thanks for sharing this post and your thoughts about this issue of which I wasn't aware because I don't look at the race of bloggers, for me what it matters is the content and it should be the same for everybody else.

When you posted that pic on Tuesday, I thought it was an image from a NiGHTS race track in Sonic Racing Transformed!

I thought my time with Project Cars 2 would be 100 % focused on winning races and posting fast times.

But if you don't think they are pulling their weight, post race interviews such as those by BBC Radio 5 Live commentator David Croft for UK gamers can help you set the record straight.

I don't think you'd be far wrong to see it as simultaneously a riff on op art (a term coined by Time magazine the same year as Greenberg's Post Painterly show), a metaphor for the fluidity of U.S. race relations and a sort of tidying up of what Brummel calls «the thick, frayed brushstrokes» of Franz Kline and the bulbous forms of Robert Motherwell, both of whom worked largely in black and white.