Sentences with phrase «specific thing you talked about»

Some of the specific things we talk about are how metal toxicity is making us feel fatigued all the time, how your copper IUD is potentially poisoning you, how these metals can cause infertility (and a whole host of other issues), two simple ways you can start an at - home detox today, and so much more!

«What we tend to see with these dating scams is the scammer will tell the call center operator to be sure to mention special nicknames and to remind him of specific things they talked about in their email correspondence.»

Not exact matches

Before ever bringing everyone into the same room together, sit down and map out a clear agenda for the specific things you'd like to talk about.

It gives specific, practical examples of people and organizations that are doing the things discussed, and talks about ways to adapt the techniques to a variety of situations.

These are very tho - rny issues we're talking about — a tangled mess of bad intentions, good intentions, misapplied intentions, and the whole range of psychological variations of mental illness, cognitive dissonance, and a bunch of other things not really complimentary to religions in general and to specific religions as well.

Last week I talked about blogger recipe development and it got me to thinking that normally when I bake things, I have to follow a specific recipe.

How to Talk to Your Kids About Really Important Things: Specific Questions and Answers and Useful Things to Say, by Charles E. Schaefer and Theresa Foy DiGeronimo

Professor Culpeper's research also showed that when people talk about things they consider impolite, they actually refer to a very limited number of things in specific contexts.

(Unless we're talking about nationalism in general... but I think we're talking specifically about US - based «white nationalism» which is a rather specific thing)

We talked about it, and he helped me understand that it's OK not to do things a specific way every single time, and it's OK to veer off course.»

Dave: Start with TSH and what it does, what converts, what's... People listening may have heard us talking on Bulletproof Radio about specific autoimmune thyroid conditions, and other things like that, but I realize I've been remiss in just walking listeners through one of the primary important energy metabolism... I don't want to call it quite a pathway, because it's not mitochondria.

In part two (coming next week) I have linked to sources that talk about specific strands of bacteria that produce histamine, but I am interested in the families thing.

I understand that Bikram tries to talk about scientific proof that claims how Bikram does specific things to benefit your body.

While there, we talked about how great it would be to make this a yearly thing; not necessarily this specific garden (although we'll certainly be returning time and time again!)

I deleted three of the direct questions which came close to begging a woman to be his girlfriend, took out the small talk and made sure there were specific descriptions of things he was passionate about.

Talk about specific things you do like.

So in a later post, I'll talk more about the specific things you can do to improve your odds of meeting the man or woman of your dreams online.

But when talking about what you like to do in your free time or your hobbies and interests, it definitely pays to be specific rather than using these clichés that can mean many different things and apply to almost anyone.

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And why isn't anyone talking about who is actually taking the paradigm and being progressive in working it to its potential in this community, why aren't we talking about what is currently being achieved and by whom: Humane Society of Greater Kansas City; HELP Humane Society; Kansas City Kansas Animal Control; Leavenworth Animal Welfare Society; Madison Animal Control; Spay / Neuter Kansas City; The Pet Connection; Purrfect Pets, Viner Rescue, many breed specific rescue groups that rescue 30 - 300 animals per year (ie Aussie Rescue; Missouri German Shepherd Rescue; Beagles and More; just to name a few... these groups and their efforts are belittled because someone 5 miles down the road won't get off their rear and do the same thing for the animals in their care.

What I really liked was that «House Train Any Dog» talked about training an adult dog too, when most books talk mostly about things specific to puppies.

The interesting thing is to see that a.) None provide any credentials proving their methods are better; b.) they don't like the tone of the article — then again, a lot of people, when all they do is talk among those who only agree with them get offended when they run across someone that isn't in lock step with them; c.) they try to attack me personally, as a «hater», which is totally unfair and judgmental about someone whom they have never met; d.) can't point to any specific dogs with significant accomplishments that have been clicker trained — hunting, police, obedience, tracking, etc... and just finding a specimen or two isn't very convincing evidence... get enough dogs and sometimes you'll find the genius dog that almost trains itself; e.) there is no point by point refutation of what I've said, supported by third party evidence.

There are specific things you can look for in dog foods that can help them with the health problems they are prone to, which I will talk about in this article.

And welcome to the first ever edition of AfterView, which is the name I'm giving to a new series of articles in which I talk about more specific points or aspects of a game that I've just reviewed, allowing me to go a bit deeper into the title in question and address things that perhaps don't have a place within a review.

MS. ROSE: You were talking about some specific historical things.

So we've now established that scientists use the word «theory» in a very specific way and this is different to its collquial use, can we agree that no «doublethink» is involved and that making posts without having any real understanding of what you are talking about is a spectacularly idiotic thing to do?

When we come back, I want to follow up on that thought, and then I want to talk about how to implement this: what kinds of tools you might need and what sort of things, specific digits and numbers, you need to track.

Liz Boehm: So, I would say rather than maybe focusing so much on a specific practice area, like rather than focusing on health care in general, we'll try to find the really hot issues at hand or the things that our clients really are most concerned about and talk about those more narrowly defined issues in a specific group.

When we talk about SEO and how Google ranks specific websites based on specific keyword queries or topics, relevancy is going to be a very important thing.

We'll talk in greater detail about the specific modules a bit later, but the one thing you need to know is this — the fact that a company as large as LG is pushing this new and innovative idea will be huge for the mobile industry for 2016 and the years to come.

I am going to talk about specific things that are different on both these handsets.

You're talking about smartwatches like they're glorified selfie - sticks: things which are fun accessories for very specific circumstances.

Most a time one may resort to praising how good you are at work without mentioning any specific thing about you — this is empty talk.

Portray your qualities in action by talking about specific projects, things you are working on now, things that turn you on.

• Draw attention to your resume and highlight the specific skills that you possess • Talk about relevant experiences, especially if they have not been mentioned in the resume • Break things up by using short examples and illustrate your important qualities • Demonstrate your knowledge of the employer by showing that you have done your homework • Focus on what you can contribute to the company and not the other way around

Talking about cognitive tasks during childhood, Dr. Carol S. Dweck at Stanford says: «Our message to parents is to focus on the process the child engages in, such as trying hard or focusing on the task — what specific things they're doing rather than «you're so smart, you're so good at this... what (the adult) does early matters.»