Sentences with phrase «word blog post today»
In a sweeping, 2,500 - word blog post today, Fred Ehrsam, the co-founder of one of the best funded blockchain startups, Coinbase, took aim at what he called a «stagnant» bitcoin community that he characterized as being outperformed by innovators working on the Ethereum network.
https://www.coindesk.com/ Not exact matches
Minecraft, Mojang's blocky world - building game, will arrive this August on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PlayStation Vita, the developer's chief word officer Owen Hill announced today in a blog post.
«Other companies suck in your data too,» Facebook explained in many, many words today with a blog post detailing how it gathers information about you from around the web.
Today Donald Miller deleted the two blog posts he wrote about living better love stories and issued an apology to those who had been hurt by his words.
Over at the Demos website, Richard Reeves has posted a blog today linking republicanism to «Red Toryism» via David Cameron's words about «recapitalising the poor».
I'd like to share those stories with those of you who weren't at the Festival, so today I'm posting on my blog the story from Eating My Words — the one that had to be written on the theme of The Senses.
From the painting a day people (like Julian Merrow Smith and Duiane Keiser)-- who just post an image and a link to where you can buy it (recently covered by articles in tne New York Times and USA Today respectively) to those who write about the process or the creative spark alongside the image — and those who capture episodes in images as well as words — such as in my second blog Travels with a Sketchbook in... (http://travelsketch.blogspot.com).
Matthew Wald, in a Green Blog post today, nicely explains the success at N.Y.U., which went into «island mode,» in the words of one university official:
Those three words, written by Neota Logic founder Michael Mills in a 2014 blog post, summarize the fundamental challenge that every law firm faces today.
As David Whelan says in today's post on his blog, Finding Legal Information, law is «powered by words.»
In a blog post announcing the HTC deal today, Rick Osterloh used words that could just as easily have come from Apple CEO Tim Cook's mouth: «Our team's goal is to offer the best Google experience — across hardware, software and services — to people around the world.»
The following blog was posted over 3 years ago and yet is still as much a relevant issue today as it was then, DO NOT Use a Microsoft Word Resume Template.
Side note - I still got this post (and other word press blog posts from today) in my google blog reader, I thought it was supposed to go away as of yesterday?