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Far too many people think that they can control the media, when in fact they only make things worse by giving an interview that is off - message or by posting inappropriate comments on social media.

I really feel like I am giving this article more thought than it is worth by posting this comment.

I think it's nice that we are here for each other, just by looking at this site and posting comments.

First of all Bob, if you think that by posting your blasphemous comments you are going to convince any of God's people to reject Him, you are more foolish than most deniers.

No, coptic christians will not be remembered at all for this - years and years will go by where they think it was an «israeli jew» lmao - damage already done by cnn and other media outlets like the wall street journal - nice work guys - at least this will start more suicide bombings and beheadings that will give you more headlines and idiots like me to post comments --

I'm not sure why my comment won't post, so I'll try a reply to george... I think there is room in America for everyone, especially since America was founded by religious people.

I think that sometimes the intent behind the comments posted here by non-believers is to try to crack open the smallest hole in this «reality», to let the believers know — or at least start to consider the possibility — that there is more outside of their reality.

I'm thinking about hosting a brunch with homemade yogurt, the last of the lilac honey from last spring (inspired by a previous post of yours — after I commented on your post that I didn't have any lilacs, a friend offered me her bushes), whey pancakes, and egg dishes.

Onm another day and against a side in better form we may well have been punished according to Arsene Wenger whose post match comments reported by ESPN suggested that the boss thinks we may have dodged a bullet at the London stadium.

Arsene Wenger certainly seems to think so as his comments from today's post match interview, reported by the Arsenal website, show.

i completely agree with you, arsenal fans might be the most present online but i truly believe that they are some of the most clueless when it comes down to the game, they slam the manager based on what they read in the papers, on websites as if it were the gospel truth some of them would like to think they, d do a better job than wenger and our players, they post a lot of comments and don, t even know the positions of some players even when we win comfortably they, re never satisfied oh also they love the usual cliches used by the so - called journalists / pundits.

And as for Jon Fox and myself being Pals?We have never met never spoken and never corresponded.We share a common hatred of Arsene Wenger.We also share a long time support of Arsenal Football Club.That is it.There are many many others who post their thoughts and feelings on this site who feel the same way about Wenger and the hierarchy of this club as we do.It would be very very easy to rip your comments to shreds but I simply refuse to waste time pointing out the obvious to you other than to say if your «posts» carried as much conviction and feeling as the ones posted by Jon Fox then you would find yourself gaining far more respect than what you are getting now.Study Ken1945 and how he writes his posts.

Coz i sometimes feel that some of the postings and comments are pretty good analysis of Arsenal game and strategies and if only these ideas can be given a thought by the coaching staff for their «team strategies and analysis meeting or discussions», I believe it would help in improving our Arsenal team game.

You might be wondering, then, why I think that Arsenal should start with Calum Chambers instead of Per Mertesacker in Hull and it was something that the German defender said in his post match comments, reported by Metro.

I think he's commenting on the story as posted by the site, not on you has an individual.

Posted by: pratyaksh on February 13, 2012 in Guest Writers Comments Off on Sunderland vs Arsenal: thoughts and ratings

I read all your posts and I laugh my ass off every time (I wish that were literal), but then you get so many awesome, funny comments by the time I get here that I think, «Oh well, she doesn't need one more person telling her they LedOL.»

The comments by MANA executive Jeannette McCulloch trying to defend the piece are so delicious, I think they merit this follow up post.

I think as often is the case, people sometimes misrepresent themselves by using loaded words in their comments or blog posts when they respond to something that they're passionate about, but perhaps at the core, their issue is that they were really treated badly in an open adoption relationship and isn't that the crux of the matter after all?

No one got called on it by the Moderators, and if any posts warranted a «supportive comments only» notice, I think it is those.

Katherine, I think readers were too overwhelmed by the switch to comment on any other post!

By Jillian Lauren A friend left a comment on my recent post about raising boys and it got me thinking.

I thought I had seen another comment identical to the cobbling together above by «Ginni» now, on another necromanced post, but I may be mistaken about that.

And with a trail of clean drug and lie detector tests in his wake and a trophy case full of hardware — O'Hearn is a four - time Natural Mr. Universe and in the Natural Bodybuilding Hall of Fame (lest you think those muscles are all for show, he's also proficient in jeet kune do, and was inducted into the Masters Hall of Fame for judo in 2014)-- he's still dogged by haters who jump in with sarcastic comments on nearly every social media post.

oh jalisa, you're toooo cute:D I can't describe it but I think you're the cutest person ever: 3 So happy about your comments every time when you stop by here and happy you liked to read this post, too < 3 Hope you have a fabulous thanksgiving and enjoy your day < 3

Jonesy enjoyed reading the thought - provoking post «Blinded by the Label» on The Man Repeller, and adds that the comments are definitely worth a look as well.

This post is sponsored by Mirum, but opinions expressed are my own I think the number one comments I get from you guys are «OMG YOUR HAIR!»

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Don't forget that one of the great things about this site is being able to post public comments on a person's profile... you wouldn't want someone who thinks they were misled by your dating profile pictures saying so on your profile.

I think there will be footprint tracing companies that other companies will call when they are looking at a candidate for a job and they will look at the posts on social media, photos on the web, comments by googling a name, etc to give those companies an idea of what type of person their candidate is.

By focusing on only the positive comments that a student receives on his or her blog post, the teacher can encourage and motivate that student to continue blogging and publicly sharing thoughts.

Our thinking has been greatly informed by the many insightful comments on the post, and also by some prior research at Harvard Project Zero.

Forward - thinking educators, taking note of the fluidity and mixability that the Internet permits, have also begun to encourage students to post content online for comment by their peers in and outside the classroom (Penrod 2007; Walker 2005).

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by D'vorah Lansky Being that blogging has become so popular in our author community, and the fact that I've received dozens of requests to teach more about blogging AND the fact that we had 58 comments on last week's blog post, I thought you'd find it helpful if we began a column where we share blogging tips and strategies.

There were a few choice quotes from the comments, but the one that was picked up by Alan Baxter in his constructive post and which I think represents the first point that I want to make is this one made by Jason Fischer:

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By Stephen Windwalker Originally posted March 2, 2010 — © Kindle Nation Daily 2010 Chris B, a reader from the Dallas area, got right to the heart of one of the challenges of thinking about the effects of the ebook pricing controversy on authors in this comment left yesterday on my post The Math of -LSB-...]

by Roni Loren < — Thought - provoking post due to the decline in blog comments.

(Judging by all the comments on this post) You'd think Adobe and Kobo would try to make life easier.

For some reason, though, I can't stop thinking about this blog post by (already successful author) Kristine Kathryn Rusch, and how it's bothering me so much that people are reading it and taking her advice, I keep reading the comments and I feel like I want to scream because those authors are going to end up so disappointed and frustrated.

I have a few more comments on a similar topic that I'll post next week on Buffett, and specifically on his famous «guarantee» that he could make 50 % per year investing small sums — a result that he in fact achieved for a number of years by using an investment strategy that I think is mostly misunderstood by most investors.

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