Sentences with phrase «time on earth posting»

Why are you wasting your precious time on earth posting on a forum to those who don't believe you no matter what you spew?

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Me, as a christian, and you, as an atheist; we disagree on what happens after death, but i think (from the comments you've posted) we share that on our limited time on earth we should do as much as we can to be respectful to one another.

In their view, the end of times would be heralded by a cosmic visitor, the «son of man» who would cause the dead to rise bodily from their graves and live in a Utopian post Apocalyptic kingdom here on Earth.

2000 posts from people who believe Heaven is on Earth... or don't believe... but spend all their time and effort commenting on something they don't care about.

One thing that drives me nuts is when women post about their non-material-ness and how they're not high maintenance and are interested in a nice down to Earth man who they can spend quality time with even if it's «just cuddling on the couch watching a movie» and all that other non-high-maintenance BS.

When I can't even find the time to get dressed — how on earth do you expect me to find time for post pregnancy exercise...???

This post is coming at a pretty good time as well, because of the expansion and change in the GroVia product line, there will be some pretty good sales on this diaper system, starting Earth Day, so go check out GroVia!

So even if we pulled out from every last place on earth, solved the Israeli - Palestinian conflict, and walked on egg - shells until the end of time, any random idiot posting a Mohammed video on YouTube would still give them all the justification they needed to shoot up an office or bring down an airliner.

I see the same guys in 6 - 7 times a week doing no warmup, no pre or post workout cardio and usually start off with their stupid cable crossovers first thing (one of the most useless exercises on earth).

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The Washington Post picked up on the story, with education reporter Valerie Strauss classifying Perry as a «scorched - earth» reformer at the time.

All of us have pressed «publish» for the first time wondering who on earth - other than friends and family — is actually going to read this post?

- Have an adult take a photo of your art - Post that photo to either Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - You can enter as many times as you want - You can be 14 years or younger to enter - You can live anywhere on this earth to enter

I read a post on one of the lists that I haunt, in which the poster touts the idea that earth will be cooling for a few decades now, because the sun is wobbling off the barycenter and will be off by the maximum amount (about 2 solar radii) for some of that time.

If you would like to sign up, anonymous posts are okay, on the Global Roll Call initiative, which is trying to compile the names of all 6,666,666,666 people on Earth now at the current time, please visit the website here and sign in:

I did so for my Dot Earth post on the day oil hit $ 100 a barrel for the first time and found some great nuggets — including a piece from 1873 on how the «vapors of petroleum» around the country's first oil fields appeared to benefit asthmatics.

With music in mind, and reflecting on the unrelenting gulf gusher, I've decided it's time for my first musical Dot Earth post.

Last year in an earlier post on asteroid impacts, Mr. Schweickart mused on an issue at the heart of Dot Earth — how political systems, reflecting human nature, still seem to be having a hard time integrating scientific understanding, uncertainties and all, in ways that result in policies and investments that could blunt risks while fostering prosperity.

As I have posted before on Dot Earth, perhaps ten times now, I believe that it can be shown (based on the latest science and on sound reasoning closely attached to that science) that:

As I've said here before, it's important to recognize that the vast majority of blog readers (at least on Dot Earth) never post a comment — and I'd guess also don't spend much time sifting them.

First: Months ago, as you know, a very creative and conscientious Dot Earthling (Anna Haynes) suggested in a Dot Earth post that The New York Times should do a survey / questionnaire of all members of Congress regarding their specific views on global warming and potential ways to address global warming.

There's more on the carbon cycle from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, NASA's Earth Observatory and a Skeptical Science post by Doug Mackie addressing claims that «CO2 has a short residence time.»

Way back in July, Steven Earl Salmony, a frequent comment contributor and a blogger and psychologist from Chapel Hill, N.C., posted an invitation to Dot Earth visitors to meet at the New York Times office on the first Monday in October, and sure enough, a small cluster of Dot Earthers did convene yesterday.

In a Dot Earth post at the time, I focused on a fascinating case study from BP's gas fields in northern New Mexico, which showed that more careful use of the plunger systems can greatly cut gas loss (and thus methane emissions)-- and do so at a profit.

Posting «rejected» Arpa - E concept papers on the Times Dot Earth blog is a terrific idea because it will give folks a chance to see some «transformative» energy ideas and in so doing provide an alternative to abstract speculation.

Andy Revkin ran a post about the statement on the New York Times «Dot Earth» blog, the responses to which constitute an epic online battle between some high - profile sceptics and warmers.