Sentences with phrase «who follow this column»

Those of you who follow this column know that, although it's an advice column, issues and events can upstage Q&A when events and issues are interesting and the questions I receive are boring.

For all the good people who follow this column and enjoy reading it (and I mean both of you), I would like to clarify that my retirement will officially be in June.

Not exact matches

In fact, though we loathed the January Financial Times column penned by famed VC Michael Moritz, who suggested U.S. companies follow China's lead, his underlying call to arms was probably, gulp, prescient in its own way.

That column also caught the eye of Steve Serra of Camarillo, California, who offers the following reflection: «Using his math and logic, I calculate that if St. Paul had married and fathered three children, and each of his descendants did the same, we would now be witnessing the birth of the 60th generation of his above - average Catholic descendants — and that generation would number over 42 octillion!

In his monthly column on youth sports heroes, Doug Abrams highlights two high school baseball pitchers who refused to follow their coach's instructions to intentionally throw at the head of a batter.

Lord wrote a follow - up column for The American Spectator on Thursday morning, calling Carusone's group the «Media Matters Fascists,» casting them as «anti-free speech bigots who, in typical fascist style, make it their mission to shut down speech they don't like.»

Of course, those who follow our indieWIRE column know that, not unlike Malick, who seems to have settled on a Cerberian strategy for presenting his film to audiences, we've rewritten our own history by placing The New World at the top of a list where once Kings and Queen rested.

Nobody who followed Richard Rothstein's columns in the New York Times or his earlier work on education will be surprised that his new book ascribes most of the black - white achievement gap to social class and economics.

The Schools and Staffing Survey and the Teacher Follow - Up Survey, a nationally representative survey of teachers conducted every few years by the National Center for Education of the U.S. Department of Education, provides the estimates for: the number of public school teachers in random sample for each states in the 2007 - 08 school year (Column 2); the total public school teachers employed in each state in the 2007 — 08 school year (Column 3); and the total public school teachers in each state who left teaching between the 2007 — 08 and 2008 — 09 school years (Column 4).

If you already have a public following, perhaps you write a column for your local newspaper, or you are a public speaker, a popular chef at a well - known restaurant, a teacher, host a radio talk program, or are a religious or community leader, you will likely be able to sell more books on your own because of what you do and who you are.

He called the multiculturalism bravely out of fashion, news to anyone who follows art or reads his columns.

Knappenberger, a University of Virginia alumnus who has been an author on some published climate research, sent me the following column sharply criticizing what he has called a «witch hunt» elsewhere:

I am a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada and as those who have read past columns of mine or follow me on Twitter can hopefully attest, at times I am critical of that body and at times praiseworthy.

Michael Geist's Blog The Canadian Digital Divide: The Experience Just North of Toronto Soon after the publication of my column on the digital divide in Canada, I received the following email from a reader, who lives just north of Toronto (FWIW, I've received similar letters from people within the City of Ottawa limits).

«Most drivers,» as used in this column of information, means a driver of, at least, average IQ, one who is motivated to learn, speaks English as his / her first language, is accustomed to the driving patterns of America, has no learning disability, is willing to spend three to four - hours of self study in preparation for each driving lesson beginning with lesson two and will memorize the following ten words in consecutive order before the start of lesson one — «ahead, behind, mirror, shoulder, signal, ahead, behind, mirror, shoulder, move.»

Follow him on Twitter: @drjustincoleman Dr Justin Coleman is a GP who works in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health in Brisbane, and contributes the Naked Doctor column to Croakey.

My personal gift, from me, to you... for those who follow our REM column ~ «Gourmet Cooking with the REALTOR ® in Mind» ~ an easy to find REM specific reference Index of the recipe page urls during the 5 years the column has run.