Sentences with phrase «whole point of this blog»

The whole point of my blog is to connect with people in the real world — not to just be a talking head for Christian consumption.

Oh ya, and the whole point of this blog post is to share with you some deliciousness.

The whole point of this blog is to give women science based information and debunk fear mongering.

The whole point of this blog though is to teach you to effectively drink while dieting.

Well the whole point of my blog is to avoid chemicals... so yes, these are all 100 % natural.

Smoothies are one of the exceedingly few «gimmicks» I actually endorse because they can actually work well as part of an easy - as - possible straightforward fitness strategy (that's the whole point of this blog).

Hahaha Lizer Pearl, the whole point of this blog post was to show the «behind the scenes».

Because, I guess, that's the whole point of this blog, right?

My questions about a) Christy and Spencer are relevant to the points raised on this thread by Craig Loehle abourt conflicts of interest; b) My points and questions about you failing applying skepticism and scrutiny equally is also relevant to the whole point of your blog and claims about caring about the science and building bridges.

My response is always the same: I'm happy to review a draft post or brainstorm ideas, but the whole point of a blog post is that it's personal and authentic.

Which, I suppose, is the whole point of your blog.

Not exact matches

Earlier this week it also put out a wordy blog post attempting to diffuse this line of attack by pointing the finger of blame at the rest of the tech industry — saying, essentially, that a whole bunch of other tech giants are at it too.

Get as creative with your toppings — that's the whole point of smoothie bowling — but don't feel obligated to spend 20 minutes arranging them weird blog lady - style.

The point of my post was not to drag up the whole Hillary vs Trump argument (with all of the tribal narratives)... it was to say that there is a greater - than - zero percentage of Trump's base that are flat - out racists... and some of them may also 1) like the Eagels and 2) post on this blog.

Secondly I suggest you do more cuts when making your suggestions, ie, a different cut for a different point (No need for change of clothes etc, its just a video blog), but if you do this the whole video blog will be more interesting.

I could write a whole blog on the differences between the two, but since that isn't the point of this specific blog I will just list the main differences.

Which was the whole point of my original response to this blog.

Pointing to someone else's blog, who points to someone else's blog, where no one is actually transparent about where their numbers came from... It seems like there is a whole lot of circular logic going on here, and I'm surprised to see someone with «FACOG» in their credentials participating in this.

I am so at EASE about the laboring process which I believe makes the whole pregnancy less stressful and one of my tips as to why is this blog post: https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/easing-the-pain-of-childbirth-with-a-key-traditional-food/ I am not anyway connected to this blog but find her content 100 % on point.

As I explained a few days ago, the whole point of the Experimental Daters is to approach Dating from a number of different perspectives, experiences and levels of expertise, and give new voices to the 30 Dates Blog.

This whole server recovery effort has been particularly enlightening for me, since we discovered that the probable entry point onto our server was via one of the WordPress blogs we host.

Blogging anonymously is a waste of time, because the whole point of author blogs is to get your name out there.

The whole point of adding «best - selling» to the blog name is to optimize this blog for search engines, not to toot my horn!

The whole POINT of doing a blog tour is to get exposure and reviews!

I have never published or written a book myself, I hope to do so at some point in the future and I blog a whole lot of words every day.

Strong post Jonny, I agree with you on most of the points you touched on — I don't agree at all with just posting generic photos that you haven't taken, or just posting things for likes & shares, if you have a blog or site, you should at least write & post material that is 100 % your own — After all I see the whole point of running a blog is to share your own experiences, not someone elses — thats what news websites are for!

This is probably worth a whole blog topic in and of itself — I know the conventional wisdom is that Chase UR points are «worth» 1.7 - 2 cents / point and in that case I made a «bad» redemption.

The whole point of an exclusive is that you get it first, and not just copy it from the original source... Oh well, a few nice details in there, despite having already read them on a few other blogs before reading it here.

Just to add to that, they have rules about language and the like, those «rules» only apply to one side of the debate, a whole range of sycophants appear to be able to post denigrating comments they wish as long as they slavishly show their devotion to the current blog talking points.

This of course was complete rubbish, since the whole point of trick - or - treating is to be out after dark (and not just to have the cover of darkness for one's tricks...)(For more comment on popular delusions about Hallowe'en risks, see Bruce Schneier's blog.)

I'm now recommending either go and get a WordPress.com blog just to see how WordPress works or go to Squarespace, $ 20 a month, may be it's a little more than that at this point, but you can get a really nicely designed customizable blog for not a whole lot of money to do that, and I think it's fairly simple to do, to just test one out and see if you like it.

Why this matters: In its blog post announcing the new builds, Microsoft explains that feedback is the whole point of the Insider Program — if you're not providing input and reporting bugs, Microsoft isn't getting any value from supplying a beta build to you.

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About Blog Getting to the point of what ails you while improving and maintaining whole - body health.

The whole point of having the blog is to demonstrate to prospective clients that I am knowledgeable, and to build trust — which isn't easy over the Internet.

If someone stops reading your blog because of it then they are sadly missing the whole point.