Sentences with phrase «who reads this space»

No one who reads this space regularly would be surprised to hear that the big utility companies employ front groups to further their political agendas in the states in which they operate.

Not exact matches

After reading, learning, watching and chatting with others who have already bought into the space I decided it was my turn to buy and average into several of these digital currencies.

Any way whom ever you are that GOD shoots you up into the wide space so you would get plenty of that unending space to satisfy you greediness... And those words will be read only by those of understanding and who take heed but not your type... Sheikhy Stevens...

All Biblical characters we read about are to some extent abstractions from the real person who lived in time and space.

When a woman who's husband passed away during the school year thanked me for the devotional time I'd given her son, unfettered and quiet space and time in the Word each day, reading Job, there was His presence.

Now a transient place full of hipsters, bond traders, and actors, as well as actors and hipsters who are the children of bond traders, all searching for an «authentic» place to replace the Midwestern suburbs and rural towns they came to Brooklyn to escape, Brooklyn for me will always be Flatbush Avenue and Rudy Giuliani, Bernie (Goetz, not Madoff), and Ed Koch, block parties, radios murmuring Yankees games on back porches (all of us too poor to afford air conditioning, which kept us outside in that great urbanist semi-public space), the blackout of 1977 and the blizzard of 1995, Mickey Rivers and Bucky Dent, not to mention the wild cast of characters appearing in the Daily News, a paper that practically taught me to read.

Several years ago I read about a study done on a group of small children who were taken to the top of a mountain where there was this wide open space that went on for miles and were told to go play.

Read about Sophia who made her own safe space.

You will, and you'll be remembered as the person who died in some crappy cave because you read it in a story you read online about sentient 178th - century space probes who watch football all day, even though the most handsome character in the story completely interrupted everything to explicitly tell you not to.

Ramsey should of stayed out wide more often, he didn't help Debuchy as much as he should of and he allowed Reading to play narrower with there 4 - 2 defensive play, this squashed players like Ozil and Santi who thrive on a bit more space.

We went to the park, went to «coffee» each day, had a play date with a friend a few months younger than him (which he LOVED — someone who played WITH him, not telling him what to do every minute like his sister does), watched a movie of his choosing, ate what he asked for at dinner, built space stations and launch pads out of Legos for his Space Shuttle, and read lots of books togespace stations and launch pads out of Legos for his Space Shuttle, and read lots of books togeSpace Shuttle, and read lots of books together.

Except for newborns who sleep most of the day, you can keep older babies awake at daytime by using colorful toys, reading out loud, and playing in well - lit spaces.

The digital space is filled with moms who, each day, share a piece of themselves» either through their blog, their Twitter feed, their Facebook status, their videos, their podcasts, their Etsy pages or... Read More

I just cringe when I read about folks who only believe in co-sleeping when it so obviously does not fit safely within every family — especially those who don't have a big house or lots of space to set up a safe co-sleeping environment!

It has space to write down who the gift is for, which store it was purchased from, the cost, if it's wrapped,... [Read more...]

And when I was reading it, I was thinking about, I had heard an astronaut interviewed once, who had done a space walk, and he was asked, what did you think of when you were on the space walk, outside the capsule, looking at the planet and universe?

«I don't think the stories of science fiction we read in childhood are ever going to happen,» says John Mather, a Nobel laureate who is now the senior project scientist for the James Webb Space Telescope, the $ 6.5 billion successor to the Hubble telescope that NASA plans to launch in 2018.

But as she read excited messages from colleagues that a gamma ray burst had also been detected, «I realized this was a breakthrough event,» says Troja, an associate research scientist at the University of Maryland in College Park who works at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt in Maryland.

Then came a day in 1998 when Edwards chanced to read a interview with a scientist — he does not recall the name — who declared that the space elevator would be completed in «300 years to never.»

Much like detectives who study fingerprints to identify the culprit, scientists used NASA's Hubble and Spitzer space... read more

Arthur M. Wolfe, an American astrophysicist who for a decade directed the Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences at the University of California, San Diego and achieved widespread recognition for... Read more»

Before I go, please know that I'm thankful for each of you who take the time to read this silly space of mine.

To start off, I'm grateful for: mine, Zoey, and family's good health, a peaceful environment, rest, books to read, the space to meditate and take care of myself, a rewarding and stimulating job, friends that have re-entered my life, nature, art all around me, good people in my life who are non-judgemental, respectful and amazing human beings, the local farmer's market, facials / therapeutic services, living in a free country, access to nourishing meals, and opportunities.

(those who love reading / following decor blogs and who are passionate about creating a beautiful space of their own?)

Not only that, but we are honored to offer the first - ever tour of her industrial, color - splashed office space, which happens to be located in the same warehouse as Jessica Sutton of JSGD who you read about on Monday.

I'm a bit of an old - school gentleman, a quite driven online marketeer, a hobby long - distance runner and a wannabe space - time traveller... but most importantly I'm a simple man who enjoys simple things, like travelling, reading, watching a movie, eating out or even cooking for my lady, etc.. I really love visiting new places, gaining new experiences, learning different things, and all I really need right now is a lovely female companion to have all these adventures with.

If it is easy for adults and now stands alone, but finding someone you might want to date, perhaps a good idea for you to be registered in a different single adult dating, matchmaking space to find people who may... Continue Reading →

If it is easy for adults and now stands alone, but finding women someone you might want to date, perhaps a good idea for you to be registered in a different single adult dating, matchmaking space to find people who... Continue Reading →

Among the latter are a treasured colleague (William Fichtner) who helps her transmit and receive radio signals and whose name, Kent Clark, irrelevantly suggests an inverted Superman; a bad father (read: villain) and former mentor (Tom Skerritt) who briefly becomes her boss, then her competitor, and who kowtows shamelessly to the power structure; a religious scholar named Palmer Joss (Matthew McConaughey) who gives her a Cracker Jack compass, virtually repeats her father's tag line («If there wasn't anyone else out there [in the cosmos], it'd be an awful waste of space»), and goes to bed with her; and an eccentric billionaire (John Hurt) who lives on a well - appointed plane (recalling Jules Verne's Captain Nemo) and comes up with the funding.

One night, Cale Erendreich (David Tennant), who demonstrates that he's a major jerk in the brief space of time it takes him to turn over his -LSB-...] Read On»

Ava DuVernay's family adventure is based on the Madeleine L'Engle book everyone read growing up, about a young girl who goes on an epic adventure through time and space to find her lost father.

Sometimes it's as simple as putting up safe space signs, or a sign that says a classroom or school is welcoming of all identities; reprimanding a student who uses the phrase «that's so gay»; or reading a book with an LGBTQ protagonist.

«Doug Lemov is also essential reading for anyone who wants to create a safe learning space for children of all ages by building up habits that will support success throughout school and beyond.»

One educator I find particularly inspiring in this space is Jennifer Hogan, who offers a voice of compassion and experience to motivate teachers through blogging, reading and reflection.

Educators say wait: not enough space or time at this point to reduce class sizes and, by the way, who will drive the buses, administer the medicines, and keep kids safe — not to mention who will make sure third graders are reading proficient?

I think that expanding the reading audience is vital for them — and given the length of many manga series, this could be important for gaining and maintaining readers who are either mobile, expecting to move quite often (which is a number of younger people), who have space limitations, or equally, simply don't want to mess with mail order or going out to get hardcopy manga volumes.

Some of the earliest adopters of digital magazine editions were publishers like Conde Nast, Meredith, and Hearst, who saw the potential in offering their subscribers the ability to enjoy portability but also to consume additional content that didn't make its way into print editions due to spacing limitations or the... [Read more...]

Considering the relatively small percentage of people who read more than 12 books / year, ebooks» primary selling points — portability and space - saving — aren't all that compelling outside of the conference circuit.

Another aspect that correlated with statistics was the length of time they had been reading comics: Aaron and Benjamin have been reading comics since they were kids; Christian was a longtime comics reader who had taken a break for two or three years because he had run out of space.

How many customers are they truly going to bring in as opposed to those they may lose because of less space for books, less space to sit and read comfortably without being interrupted by someone who might have had too much to drink?

People who have a hard time reading because of eye sight issues could appreciate the line spacing, margins, and text justification options.

One of the big highlights is a chapter being read by Cosmonaut Sergei Volkov who is currently abroad the international space station.

When your next book comes out, I might check to see where I can get it for free, but I'm not going to say, «Oh well, Kindle doesn't have it so I'll read some other space opera by a guy who likes churros.

Non-PDF eBooks shun hyphens to permit reflowing of the text when type size is changed by the person who is reading, but it can create some really ugly word spacing.

There are some who believe that the extra space between paragraphs is easier to read in smaller format, but I like to my digital reading experience to as closely mimic the paper version as possible.

Because they take up little space, e-books can be offered indefinitely, with no «out of print» date, allowing authors to continue to earn royalties indefinitely (copyright law permitting) and allowing readers to find older works.Readers who have difficulty reading print books can benefit from the adjustment of text size and font face.

And don't forget to pimp your book to your flesh space friends who read.

This feature is easier for some readers who may find it more difficult to read text with variable inter-word spacing, or who may find it easier to locate the next line when the line lengths vary.

While some hotels may cater to your every need, at the end of the night, you're probably still sleeping in a confining space, worrying about whether the reading light or television is bothering your partner or children who are trying to get to sleep.

I have been travelling for last two years but never decided to start my own blog, always thinking that there are already so many awesome travel blogs in the web space, who is going to read my blog.