Sentences with phrase «see my blog post at»

The article has taken some flac (see this blog posting at slaw.ca, for example), and seems to be somewhat light on the facts (actually, it is flatly wrong on the main fact it presents, but more on that below).

Not exact matches

So says Bill Gurley, partner at VC firm Benchmark of Menlo Park, California, who on Thursday posted a lengthy blog post on the new world of venture capital investing for startups as he sees it.

«The TV industry and its viewers are about to see a level of technical disruption that may be unprecedented,» lawyers at the firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman wrote in a blog post after the auction concluded.

«We have already seen he speaks in a more direct style than past heads and is willing to give his opinion when they tended to equivocate,» writes Donald Ellenberger, senior portfolio manager at Federated Investors, in a blog post.

This site also has a blog (see postings at upper right).

As I explored in my opening keynote talk at Content Marketing World — and in this follow - up blog post — one of the biggest differences we see between marketers who are top performers and those who aren't is level of commitment: 91 % of top performers are extremely or very committed to content marketing, compared to 63 % of the overall sample and 35 % of the bottom performers (those who characterized their overall content marketing approach as minimally or not at all successful).

This blog post, «Woman's Guide to Dress For Success with Leg Cast,» is clearly directed at Mary the Motivated Mom — as is the CTA about how to have a great Halloween despite an injury you see on that sidebar to the right.

To see a chart highlighting our initial entry point into $ CLDX, jump to our April 19 blog post (when $ CLDX was only up 8.9 % at that time).

A point I meant to make, but forgot to, is that Quebec can afford to reduce tuition if it wishes to, even if one sets aside MMT, and looks at the question from a purely provincial standpoint, taking a traditional left - Keynesian perspective, such as that of Harold Chorney — see his recent blog post: http://haroldchorneyeconomist.com/2012/04/14/vive-le-quebec-social-et-progressif-the-conflict-over-higher-university-tuition-fees-in-quebec/

Set forth below is the text of a comment that I recently posted to the discussion thread for another blog entry at this site: «But there has also never in the history of the market been a time when we went to a P / E10 level in the 30s and did not see a price crash of 50 percent to 65 percent» And there have never been two such crashes less than 80 years apart.

As you have seen, in this post I have illustrated some interesting strategies you can use to effectively increase the traffic at your blog, without doing any internet marketing.

Now, I would never have thought of this as being a potential question or reasonable consideration until I saw a pair of recent «quitting Facebook» blog posts gaining some level of virality (at least in the marketing industry).

And one would add that capital requirements on certain category of customers (such as SMEs) play a large role here too, as I keep pointing out on this blog (see at the end of this post).

If you happen to be viewing this blog post on our website, you've seen at least 10.

«After decades of doubting China's innovation potential, the United States now fears the rapid pace of China's technological catchup, and sees Chinese technology as a major (perhaps even existential) threat to US economic competitiveness,» Matt Sheehan, a fellow at the Paulson Institute, wrote in a blog post last month.

It's fascinating to see controversy stirred up over an old blog post by NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice in which he called World War I «a purely capitalist war» and lamented how, at the Battle of Vimy Ridge on April 9, 1917, «thousands of poor wretches were slaughtered to take possession of a hill.»

Let me add I have not seen your 3 posts asking me about how I feel about it before now when I copied and posted those above and If I had seen before I would have answered you with out any hesitation but did not because I moved to other blogs... And to satisfy you interest my saying I do not like it as a cultural habit but if religion failed to stop it and had to regulate it then what can I do about it... people can still lie and give you an elder age and how can you tell if 9 - 10or more at villages there are no birth certificate issued nor villagers interested to obtain it... what can you tell from their teeth like sheep??

This is at least the second time I've seen I've seen this garbage posted in the belief blog.

Hmmm let's see... relish posts at 12:06 pm (railing about Bishop John just like Salt), Whitney posts at 12:10 pm, and then the mysterious new «George» posts at 12:12 pm (who apparently has been following this blog minute by minute and has suddenly come out of the woodwork and is relish's identical twin)...

See I heard from someone at the college I'm at that there's this blog somewhere that linked to a website where there was a quote from a forum post where a pilgrim told of meeting monk at a neo-monastery who's been doing some interesting research into the possibility of the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy being considered apocalyptic scripture which could mean that the dolphin Dave was on was one of the ones that escaped the earth just before its destruction.

Why do Christians on this blog persist in posting that «jesus said this» or «jesus said that» when any words attributed to jesus in the bible are at best unverifiable hearsay written down decades or centuries after jesus was said to have existed and written by people who had never seen or heard jesus.

See my post at 2:02 PM they are statements made by you on this blog, do you now deny making those staements?

And the great thing is that the internet provides me a place to post all these random musings for the whole world can see... or at least those who read the blog.

One look at her latest blog post on Washington apples, a bread pudding and other Thanksgiving recipes and you'll see -LSB-...]

p.s. if you didn't know if you're on blogger you can see your stats in when you are writing a post (it's the right most tab at the top) also you can sign up for google analytics for free so that it tracks all kinds of crazy information about your own blog.

-LSB-...] post can be seen at the following blog carnival (s): Sunday Night Soup Night.

-LSB-...] post can be seen at the following blog carnivals: Fresh Bites Friday and Friday Food Flicks.

-LSB-...] post can be seen at the following blog carnival: Sunday Night Soup Night.

I have loved being a part of this monthly challenge and have discovered so many new health focused blogs because of it (see recipe roundup at the bottom of this post to check out more recipes and blogs).

-LSB-...] post can be seen at the following blog carnivals: Friday Food Flicks, Make Your Own!

If you are following along on Instagram, or noticed the general lack of posting on the blog, you might have seen that we welcomed our precious twins at the start of the year!

I saw your post over at «Sernity Now» blog party.

Looking forward to trying out more of your galette recipes — I'm eyeing up the nectarine one... I wrote a blog post about trying out this recipe which you can see at http://saltofthehearth.com/2014/03/04/tomato-courgette-corn-galette/

This is a guest post from my friend Felipe Tapia, who is thinking of starting a food blog and wanted to try his hand at a post and see how it feels.

In an earlier blog post, we analyzed the NFL season win totals for all 32 teams, and it's interesting to see how those rankings compare to the current future prices at Bovada.

However since, what they would have seen as a favourable draw, they have been in poor form and at the time of this blog posting had only won two of their last ten matches.

nonny, dude iv done the whole «wait and see» and hav kept faith for a long time now, and so hav alot of other arsenal fans... this is the only blog i post on but i occasionally go read on others just to make sure im not being negative or overly critical, as i hav been often accused.im sorry to say at this moment you are the minority, ur waiting, hoping that things miraculously turn around and that their really isnt a problem.well their is, the fact that these players promised potential hasnt come to fruition isnt down to bad luck or wotever ur blaming it on....

See more at my posts on the Four Season's blog Uncommon Boston, and I promise you that watching my Memory Montage video will make any snowy winter bearable.

As I wrote in my blog post they debated, rather than see it as time off for caring for a baby, see it as time off for caregiving, which all of us will most likely face at some point, whether we have children or not.

After reading a few of your blog posts, I have tears of joy, I feel «seen», and now at peace b / c your blog is now a new tool for me!

I saw your post over at «Coastal Charm» blog party.

I shared a blog post of yours on my Facebook page and one of the IBCLCs I worked with at IU Med Center commented and said she saw your commercial!!

Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty — we hope to see you again next week Brittany recently posted... 40 + Ways to Organize with Wipes Containers + All About Organizing Blog Hop

I had half - finished a blog post about how great T did at Thanksgiving, how much progress we're making, how much healing we're seeing in his trauma - related behaviors (you see where this is going, right?).

-LSB-...] I spending time recently looking at baby strollers on my own (see blog post here), Julia, Chad and I ventured off as a group on our first baby shopping experience.

To see what such a miserly outlay means for the nation's public - school kids, see Ed Bruske's great recent series of posts; or check in on the Fed Up blog, which features snapshots of the daily offerings at a school in Illinois.

After spending time recently looking at baby strollers on my own (see blog post here), Julia, Chad and I ventured off as a group on our first baby shopping experience.

Almost weekly I see some sort of blog post, news story or media campaign that is dedicated to this idea that all of us are judgmental, disgusted and shocked at how the «others» parent.

One example is laid - back positions (for details, see my blog post: http://www.nancymohrbacher.com/blog/2010/10/11/some-ins-and-outs-of-laid-back-breastfeeding.html) Hopefully, your baby is already in your room at night.

I was expecting my pre-schooler when this post was written and wasn't a reader of this blog yet, had only seen positive things about homebirth, and was still convinced that having a baby at home was dumb, because of the what - ifs.