Sentences with phrase «pseudonyms had»

At least there we authors have a choice in the chaos to have careers of own, or return to the chains of traditional publishing (where pseudonyms had to be transparent to your publisher).

That's not to say that that there are no privacy concerns to be had with Google's new social network, as the uproar over the company's stance on pseudonyms has demonstrated.

So, not using a pseudonym has worked for me but there may authors who have reasons for making the change.

About The Author Xuefei Jin, who writes under the pseudonym Ha Jin, was born in 1956 in Liaoning Province in northern China.

[2] The pseudonym has been retained from the short lived period when he worked with his sister Roberta.

[2] The Spaulings pseudonym has been compared to the persona of Gossip Girl, as the character goes through multiple authors and artistic transformations.

Not exact matches

The creator of the controversial technology went by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, and over the years multiple media outlets have attempted to unmask the mysterious founder.

Virtu, another high - speed trading firm, has said it supports the Chicago proposal, while a trader named Beste Bidd (presumably a pseudonym) has also offered support.

The 24 - year - old told The Daily Beast that he had used the pseudonym «NimbleRichMan» on Reddit with a password given to him by the organization's founders.

The effects have been positive, says Yang Lihong, a resident in her 30s who uses a pseudonym.

In keeping with the high comedy of this whole business Trump had been assigned a pseudonym for the purpose: Trump is David Dennison and Daniels is Peggy Peterson.

If it was supposedly on the up - and - up, it's not clear why Porter wrote his promotion in pseudonym — as «Jay McDaniels» — and I've never seen Porter explain it.

Back in 2008, under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, an email was posted to a cryptography mailing list about a new electronic cash system that they designed, with properties that many for years had been trying to create, but were never successful at.

However, the Wall Street Journal has since reported that both Stormy and Trump's lawyers used pseudonyms to make the alleged transaction.

The original article stated, «The 24 - year - old told The Daily Beast that he had used the pseudonym «NimbleRichMan» on Reddit with a password given to him by the organization's founders.»

What started as a white paper after the financial crash from a pseudonym, Satoshi Nakamoto, has turned into a $ 150 Billion market with over 800 cryptocurrencies.

After one has sorted out the pseudonyms, there is still the challenge of discovering how, for Kierkegaard, a difference of voice implies a difference of character» how vice and virtue are embodied in a style.

«He wrote from so many surnames and pseudonyms and different perspectives, sometimes satirizing the very things he had said in the past.

Given both epistemology and recent posts, I would personally react better if you dropped the pseudonym.

Anyone find it ironic that some person has been posting under a pseudonym of dashes all morning in a CNN column telling other people to get a life?

In point of fact, I blog under a pseudonym, which is a different thing, and I've used it for more than a decade.

I have, in fact, used no other pseudonym for 14 years.

A 14 - year - old named Roland Doe (not his real name but a pseudonym assigned to him by the Catholic Church in order to protect his identity) was said to have used a Ouija board to contact a dead relative.

In the investigation of Hari's journalistic felonies, it emerged that he had been operating on the internet under the pseudonym David Rose.

Hari was forced to acknowledge the pseudonym and has never countered the allegation of authoring gay incest porn.

After all, Kees wrote a number of poems about a fictive alter ego under that pseudonym, an alter ego Astrue has described as merely some «mysterious, detached, urbane figure»:

I'd think you would still be in the group of the «other» Christians that havent identified with a «known» sect... «Blessed are the cheesemakers I know that they are pseudonyms... or names the church just made up... especially John.

Dalrymple is the pseudonym of a physician working in the slums and prisons of England, and his focus is on what has gone wrong with the mandarins and masses of Britain.

Name change = I have healed enough and gained strength enough to not feel the need to use a pseudonym anymore.

In the article, Stern claims that he refers to his subjects by pseudonyms «at their request,» but given the anonymous nature of Reddit we have to wonder: Did Stern really verify the identities of the people he spoke to?

We need to get back to the use of the term «race» and its misuse as a pseudonym for «religion»: deny it has anything to do with race, and you deny by implication that it's a Muslim problem.

I'd say this lad has more than one pseudonym.

As Justin has pointed out, I feel that the more concerning issue is the use of the name PhD as a pseudonym and as the title of the site.

Many of the women I talked to wished to be quoted only under a pseudonym, in many instances because these rude comments often came from people they know well, love, and / or (have to) continue to see.

Some use pseudonyms, work only with agencies after hours, or have their partner handle all communications in order to avoid using their real name.

Dina (a pseudonym) has worked as a nurse in a hospital nursery for five years.

Mrs. Q — a pseudonym that this elementary school teacher used for a year online — had to, for the first time, eat a meal from the school cafeteria with her students.

The Guardian said the tabloid had an agreement to pay «Paul Williams», a pseudonym of Mulcaire, in their possession.

Meanwhile, in one much - cited Dear Nicky letter to the education secretary, Mum Kate Byrne (a pseudonym) complained: «I've worked hard to build [my son's] self - esteem.

Leonard Litwin's Glenwood Management, which is mentioned in corruption complaints against Skelos and former Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver under the anonymous pseudonym «Developer 1,» has been reaping the benefits of the 421a tax breaks for years.

«So it would be like «John Smith»... a name that would be easy to sort of fly under if you're going to use a pseudonym.»

The Prime Minister has full confidence in Conservative party chairman Grant Shapps, who is under fire over revelations about working under a pseudonym after entering parliament, David Cameron's official spokesman said.

The 46 - year - old politician claimed he had made a mistake with dates concerning his web marketing work, which he undertook using the pseudonym Michael Green.

So Moon provided names, sometimes of real scientists and sometimes pseudonyms, often with bogus e-mail addresses that would go directly to him or his colleagues.

For example, he has asked me to use a pseudonym.

«If you are going to blog about life in academia and personal and professional issues, I would recommend a pseudonym,» Scicurious says.

Two years ago, behavioral neuroscientist James McGaugh, at the University of California at Irvine, published a paper in the journal Neurocase claiming to have found a real - life Funes, a woman whom he initially referred to by the pseudonym AJ but who later came to be known by her real name, Jill Price.

· the participants have a different pseudonym for each researcher.

Brewer, then an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Yale School of Medicine, had been alerted by the crew that the man, Sanders Tenant (a pseudonym), had suddenly begun to talk gibberish while dining out with his family.

So be sure to read labels carefully since sugar has many different pseudonyms.