Sentences with phrase «recent columns»

Registrants have to understand the product by getting out to see it, as I wrote in one of my recent columns.

However, far too many recent columns and blogs from «experts» mechanically spout advice from the 1950's...

But better than a simple link to a list page, thanks to the magic of Javascript the link on the plus sign drops down that list of the fifteen most recent columns.

So for those who don't use it, the plus sign link leads to a page with a list of recent columns.

I have posted two recent columns devoted to new and newly discovered Web sites of interest to lawyers, A Hodgepodge of Newly Launched Sites and A Round - up of New and Interesting Sites.

I've enjoyed recent columns by Gary Rodrigues and Robert McKay about the history of Canadian legal publishing.

``, Law Firm Web Strategy: one of two recent columns at Stem Legal's blog, this one asks -LSB-...]

So goes recent commentary in the National Post (see, e.g. recent columns by Barbara Kay, Bruce Pardy and Christie Blatchford).

I thought it worth revisiting my 2009 Perimeter Institute conversation with Vaclav Smil, someone I consider a vital touchstone in a world of distorted risk assessments, after noticing some of his recent columns.

John Mashey pointed to Fuller's recent columns and reminded us that he's not someone likely to listen to the scientists.

I hope that one of my recent columns will help you solve your problem.

Recent columns brought lots of reader mail.

Following up with my two recent columns about comics for kids, this week's Stack Overflow includes comics that are for older kids and adults.

and I recommend a review of Wendy's recent columns for the «Orwellian» (her description in several pieces) picture of what is happening in Connecticut education.

Recent columns in the news media, including ones in The New York Times and Los Angeles Times, are using self - selected data points to suggest that private school choice programs do not work for children.

I read your recent columns about online dating for adults and wondered if you knew about these dating sites used by teens all over the world.

I read your recent columns about online dating for adults and wondered if you knew about...

I read your recent columns about online dating for adults and wondered if you knew about these dating sites used by teens all over the world... Lonely adults in search of love can be incredibly naïve, especially those who are on the...

In one of my recent columns, From an Employer's Wish - List to Your CV, Part 1, I outlined a strategy for writing your CV that involved identifying the needs of your prospective employer and gathering together evidence of your suitability.

In one of her recent columns for this website Nadine Dorries added her voice to the cause.

Or the way he will in a few days when a conservative columnist (whose recent columns include «Hollywood has too little masculinity, not too much») for the Bucks County Courier Times writes that Long «is a good example of the odious trend of virtue signaling.»

I see David Cooper and Gary Lamphier have both incorrectly referred to WCS as bitumen price in recent columns in Edmonton Journal.

In a recent column, he suggests a dead simple hack that will get you all the necessary facts and analysis without the accompanying panic attack.

But there are also risks, as New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan pointed out in a recent column.

My recent column on the importance of establishing an ethos of strong customer service that extends all the way from the CEO's office to the front lines touched a nerve for some readers.

• People wonder why I'm so down on the Volcker Rule, the subject of my most recent column.

However, as I discussed in a recent column, «Is Real Estate a Good Investment,» real estate is only a good investment if you are smart about what you are doing with it.

In a recent column, Poynter Institute's managing editor Ben Mullin argues that time has passed the press corps by.

In a recent column for Politico, media writer Jack Shafer argued against the idea that the media are somehow to blame for the rise of Donald Trump.

I got some great responses to my recent column on the subject, and I'm always eager to hear about more of these stories.

My colleague Mandy Antoniacci perfectly described the danger of considering oneself an «expert» in a recent column:

As I noted in my most recent column, most retail portfolios have a lower fixed income allocation than what is warranted.

It's relatively uncharted territory, and as Bloomberg's Matt Levine pointed out in a recent column, it «will be a whole new kind of fun.»

Not so fast, Schawbel answers in a recent column for the American Express OPEN Forum blog.

But as Richard Branson argued in a recent column for Canadian Business, businesses should embrace office romance.

Barry Ritholtz, chairman and chief investment officer of Ritholtz Wealth Management and columnist at Bloomberg View, said in a recent column that the companies Trump has criticized have, in general, done better than those that he's favored.

In a recent column for InsuranceNewsNet we discussed the court decision on the government's determination of Met Life's SIFI status.

In a recent column, Fast demanded that the Liberal government «make clear» that «supply management is here to stay» and not sacrifice it to any reworked NAFTA.

«It is not just that very few people really comprehend the technology behind Bitcoin,» Shiller wrote in a recent column for The New York Times.

Michael Gerson's most recent column --» Who's Afraid of Mitt Romney's Mormonism» — is a must read.

In a recent column he blamed the Republican Party for the rise of Trump.

We've already seen that future in a book and movie called «The Hunger Games,» he wrote in a recent column.

David Brooks» recent column on genius, which offered a portrait of the Mozart who excelled by logging his ten thousand hours of rote practice to get on sooner to the good stuff, seemed to gibe poorly with not only our romantic understanding of unique human excellence but our practical....

In a recent column, David Brooks made a distinction between «conservative universalists,» such as Flake, and «conservative white identitarians,» who are likely to support Trump.

Here's the build - up to it, in his recent column arguing against the supposed inevitability of gay marriage: ``... Nation - wide, no referendum simply upholding....

(In a recent column, he labeled as «radical fiscal immorality» Bush's request for $ 87 billion for Iraq with no new taxes to pay the bill) But he does not despise Republicans, often agreeing that market approaches are dynamic ways of organizing production, even though they are inequitable ways of organizing distribution.

In a recent column in the Journal of Family Ministry, theologian Wendy Wright recounts shopping for florists for the wedding of her daughter, who wanted bouquets of gladiolas and native prairie grasses.

In her most recent column, «A Rational Talk About Rationing Care,» Goodman illustrates her thesis by citing the the non-rationing example of President Obama's late grandmother, who decided to receive a hip replacement after a fall even though she was terminally ill.

David Brooks» recent column, called «In Search of Dignity,» is of pomocon interest.

Above all things, the problem with the GOP according to Mann and Ornstein in a recent column in Salon, is that it «aspires to rewrite the social contract and role of government developed and affirmed over a century by both major political parties.»