Sentences with phrase «week an article titled»

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Last week, Goop published an article titled «Busting Diet Myths.»

The Daily Beast had an entertaining article last week, provocatively titled «Can this taco save America?»

There is an interesting article in the April 7, 2008 issue of Business Week titled «Ravenous for Small Tech».

For example, last week, pundit Allen West posted an article titled» What Jurassic World actor just said about Christianity will probably ruin his career.»

Zogby explained in an article weeks later that he withdrew after receiving word that some controversial anti-Muslim «hate groups» would be at the conference and that the title of a panel in which he was participating had been revised to suggest that violence and impunity are endemic in Muslim and Egyptian culture.

A while back I read this fantastic article by Heidi Stevens, To Stop A Tantrum You Just Have To Go With It And then this week I read Dr. Shefali's 3 Mistakes Every Parent Makes During A Meltdown, with wonderful advice, (even if it's a slightly inaccurate title!)

This week, New York Magazine, in an article titled «The Retro Wife,» reports that women are choosing to leave the workplace to care for children.

This week, I read an article in USA Today titled, «Trump supporters across America: The president is delivering on his agenda.»

«Mischievous» Ablakwa insulted me using a pseudonym — Amidu insists Martin Amidu earlier this week took on Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, describing him as «uncouth» when he responded to an article titled, «Martin Amidu, Is he a Contrarian..»

Some people who were and are perhaps still unhappy on behalf Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State and his predecessor, Godswill Akpabio have made several rejoinders in the last few days in response to last week's article in this column titled «Uncommon Governance: The bane of Akwa Ibom State.»

As you might guess from the title of this article, this week we're going to learn about drafting a business plan.

The research appeared online this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) in an article titled, «Strategic siting and regional grid interconnections key to low - carbon futures in African countries.»

As this article doesn't have a fancy title such as «6 weeks to huge arms» or «12 weeks to being ripped», it probably won't generate as much interest as much of the dross that is endemic... Read more

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Last week, I came across an article about a British study with an intriguing title.

A Fashables article titled «Is it Possible to get Turned on by a pair of Shoes» was included in this weeks edition, and I thought you might like to browse the entire list to see if there's anything you might like to read.

This week, I'm turning my attention and the spotlight in the title of this article to one of my favorite actors working today... Joseph Gordon - Levitt.

In this week's Education Next podcast, Marty West talks with Josh Goodman, an associate professor of economics at Harvard's Kennedy School and the author of an EdNext article with a title any student would love, «In Defense of Snow Days.»

In recent article in Education Week titled «Black male teachers a dwindling demographic,» Corey Mitchell writes that, «Even when teachers of color find work in the classroom, many end up fleeing out of frustration.»

In its paper version next week, TIME Magazine will release an article titled «Rotten Apples: It's Nearly Impossible to Fire a Bad Teacher.»

Last week Jason Stanford of the Texas Observer wrote an article, titled «Mute the Messenger,» about University of Texas — Austin's Associate Professor Walter Stroup, who publicly and quite visibly claimed that Texas» standardized tests as supported by Pearson were flawed, as per their purposes to measure teachers» instructional effects.

By Alice Ginsberg, Marybeth Gasman, and Andrés Castro Samayoa In recent article in Education Week titled «Black male teachers a dwindling demographic,» Corey Mitchell writes that, «Even when teachers of color find work in the classroom, many end up fleeing out of frustration.»

> I AM AN EDUCATOR posted: «TakePart.com ran an article by Joseph > Williams this week titled, «Boycotters Might Be Winning the Battle Over > Standardized Testing.»

Over one week ago I published a post about some «Economists Declar [ing] Victory for VAMs,» as per an article titled «The Science Of Grading Teachers Gets High Marks,» written by the economics site fivethirtyeight.com's «quantitative editor» Andrew Flowers.

A few weeks ago Nick Morrison wrote an article for Forbes titled «Sleepwalking Our Way into the Teacher-Less Classroom.»

Last week's issue of Bloomberg's Businessweek included an article titled Amazon's Hitman.

You can read the full list of titles out this week over at Otaku USA's On The Shelf article this week.

You can read the full list of titles out this week over at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can read about the manga titles out this week over at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

According to the article, the week leading up to Christmas showed the highest print sales in three years, possibly spurred by the release of a number of celebrity book titles.

Last week's article on Barnes & Noble selling Justice League # 26 a week early showed Marvel titles in a Brooklyn store...

For the full list of titles available in stores and retail sites this week, check out my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can read my thoughts on all this week's titles at Otaku USA's On The Shelf article, written as always by yours - truly.

If anyone needs further proof that the castle walls disappeared this week, I point out that Publisher's Weekly, the insider source for all things publishing, titled their article: «Self - publishing Goes Big Time.»

You can read about the manga titles out this past week over at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can read the full list of titles shipping out this week, along with my usual random synopsis and price - noting, over at my On The Shelf article at Otaku USA.

The full list of shipping titles is in this week's On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can check out the full list of titles that shipped this week over at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can read the full list of titles out this week and my thoughts on some of them over at my weekly On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

You can read about all the titles out this week over at my weekly On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

I know the title of this article says a day in the life of, but for the sake of making this interesting, as well as giving you an accurate snapshot, I'll cover a week.

You can see the full list of titles shipping out this week at my On The Shelf article for Otaku USA.

The New York Times this week ran an article (accompanied by a video) titled «Comic Books Zap to Life» that recommends three digital comics apps: comiXology's Comics, the Dark Horse...

He publishes valuable articles and podcasts two to three times per week, featuring titles such as «4 Mistakes Every New Writer Makes», «Why You Need To Let Go Of Your Ego» and «The More Books You Write, The Harder It Gets».

However, I would like to refer you to last week's article titled - Risk / Reward: The Holy Grail of Forex trading.

This 24 May 2013 Money Week article by editor - in - chief Merryn Somerset Webb summarises a presentation by James Montier titled «Abandon austerity, forget inflation, and avoid Japan?»

Gavekal's Louis Gave wrote a fascinating article on this last week titled, «The Illusion of Liquidity and Its Consequences.»

Last week, Bloomberg released an article titled «Airlines Make More Money Selling Miles Than Seats,» which describes how miles and points are a fantastic perk for the airlines as well.

* Update: This article previously listed movie titles that were not part of our Sale of the Dead Week 1 offerings.

Below are a handful of article summaries and links (click on the title) to the top articles from MMORPG.com this week.