Sentences with phrase «written other columns»

I've written other columns with tons of tips to improving low milk supply and encouraging your milk to come in — herbal supplements, Mother's Milk tea in the hospital, pumping after nursing as soon as you're home — so you might find those helpful.

Not exact matches

Melinda Gates writes in her column that there are a number of other fixes to today's «work hard or fail» doctrine.

It's safe to say I have written well over 1,500 blog posts, columns, Quora answers, guest blogs, eBooks, and more (and that's not counting the high volume ghostwriting I now do for other prominent voices).

The same applies to his other passion: one reason Apstein teaches wine appreciation is that it keeps him immersed in the vintner's world, and that, in turn, makes him smarter when it comes time to write his columns.

She writes a weekly column on modern corporate life, as well as features and other articles.

Yet one more conviction links the one thousand columns, and in fact dates back to the earlier series of Catholic press columns I wrote from 1979 until 1986: the conviction that the Catholic Church in the United States, for all its difficulties, is more likely to be the «Church in the modern world» envisioned by the Second Vatican Council than any other local Church.

«And how I did perk up then,» Kenyon remarks in an unfinished essay reprinted in A Hundred White Daffodils, which also includes interviews, columns written for a local newspaper and Kenyon's translations of others» works.

For the past decade E.J. Dionne has written a column on politics for the Washington Post that has been syndicated to more than 90 other newspapers.

A reader of the «Catholic Sense» column I write for the Pittsburgh Catholic and a few other diocesan newspapers writes: I believe we Catholics could do much better at defending our faith.

The only disquieting tremor had been some other news out of Philadelphia, relayed to him by telephone from friends back home, that Daily News sports editor Larry Merchant had written a column confirming Liston's worst fears about how his triumph might be received.

All year around he writes a daily sports column for France - Presse, a news agency which distributes in Latin America among other places.

I would like to write one column, in this space, that responds to all the other columns and answers all of the outstanding questions that have been posed, in one forum or another, since this lovely issue first reared its ugly and controversial head.

Over the weekend just gone, I actually wrote down on paper a long list of all Wenger's faults and weaknesses in one long column and a list of his strengths in the other short column.

Read on: Dear Readers: A while back, I wrote a column on the misuse of words and other irritants and named a few.

Part of why I enjoy sharing my experience and writing this column is because I think a dialogue with other parents has been so helpful to my learning over the past year and a half since I found out I was pregnant.

Written initially for each other, these columns shed light on things that come up in an open adoption over the years from both sides: an adoptive mom's and a birthmother's; each of our perspectives help to tell our story more completely.

It is also important for you to know that back on January 15, 2016, I wrote a What You Should Know column titled «A Deal Is A Deal» in which among other things, I stated the following:

But who can deny Boris Johnson's own dedication to the job, which he fits in between his other jobs writing a # 250,000 column for the Telegraph and an exhaustive biography of Winston Churchill?

While Cameron can dust off his writing pad, and Gove can ensure his Times columns are as supportive as possible, others will not.

Enlightened practice in this arena begins with the recognition that to get a job done, much less to get ahead, you have to be able to work amicably with other people,» Kiechel wrote in an early column that I keep by my desk.

He had written a column saying that Soon and Baliunas had demonstrated that Michael Mann's work and the work of others (showing that the recent warming trend surpassed that of any other in the last 1000 years of climate) was wrong.

Dr. Rothenberg also reaches out to educate those outside the profession through her writing, with a monthly column in Homeopathy Today, in her blogging for The Huffington Post and her own book, The A Capella Singer Who Lost Her Voice & Other Stories from Natural Medicine (BJain Archibel Publishers), which was released in 2011 to wide acclaim.

It was written by Dr. Ron Eisenberg and Dr. Virgil Williams, staff physicians at Highland General Hospital in Oakland, California, who apparently write other medical related columns for the newspaper group.

I've written about the movie so many times that I don't have much more to say about it other than if you're reading this column, you should see it.

Tom O'Neil runs Gold Derby and Mark Harris writes the Oscar column for Grantland.com, among other things.

Back on March 13, 2011, retired Los Angeles school district teacher Doug Lasken and I wrote an opinion column for the San Francisco Chronicle about non-compliance with the Stull Act in Los Angeles and other California districts — so I could not be happier about this lawsuit, which may finally bring some justice for Los Angeles schoolchildren after years of the district's deliberate dodging of the law.

Using the point values for the tasks (which show the relative size of a task compared to other items that I assigned them on the project requirement list), students organize their teams around the work by attaching their names to a card, writing the estimated number of days needed to complete the task, and moving the task card into the Busy column.

As students respond to the question, write their comments on a sheet of chart paper headed with the question and divided into two columns — one labeled «yes» and the other labeled «no.»

In other words, we selected each of the activities summed over settings, each of the settings summed over activities, and a composite variable for total reading emphasis, which is the sum of the totals of columns 1 - 3 (reading instruction, independent reading, and writing in response to reading).

On the t - chart, write 10 in one column, and 2 in the other.

In his Sunday column, «Drawing a line on vouchers,» Chris Rickert wrote: «If you're not a public school teacher, administrator or some other worker whose livelihood depends on the hegemony public schools have historically enjoyed over pre-K-through-12 education, there's little inherent reason to oppose school vouchers.»

And most of the time, she simply reprints columns written by others — most of which have nothing to do with D.C.

She writes publications about the Opportunity Culture initiative, edits all materials for the Opportunity Culture website, edits the firm's blogs and Public Impact reports, works with Opportunity Culture Fellows to edit the columns they write, and provides other research, interviewing, and writing for the firm.

As Bruce Tierney writes in the July Whodunit column, Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl «generated more pre-release buzz than just about any other mystery this year, and deservedly so.

Other titles focusing on developing your craft include the Story Structure and Master Chapter Outline Workbook by C. Michelle Jeffries, Blood from Your Own Pen by Sam Knight (on self editing), Hurting Your Characters by M.J. Carlson (how to properly deal with wounds and injuries in your fiction), and Science Fiction Q&A by Mike Resnick (which contains hundreds of answers distilled from his years of writing an advice column).

What other writing have you done in the past (e.g. journals, letters, stories, articles, blogs, column, speeches, workshops, seminars, training curriculums, books, etc.), and... how much?

Examples include: testimonials already secured by celebrities, famous authors, or other influential people; firm commitments (sometimes in writing) from influential people to help promote your book to their audience when the time is right; you having a massive mailing list or social media following; you having a website and / or blog with massive traffic and / or comments (with the numbers to prove it); your own radio show, TV show, or syndicated column; past and upcoming media appearances; past and upcoming speaking engagements in front of lots of people; pre-sale commitments from corporations or organizations; having your own publicist or being able / willing to hire one.

As part of his dedication to helping other writers, he writes David Farland's Writing Tips, an email advice column for writers.

Hi Karen: If you're writing memoir, I'd look at publishing personal essays, columns, and other short material (related to your memoir's themes) to magazines, newspapers, and online sites with a significant audience.

DWAA Annual Writing Competition The Maxwell Medallion writing contest is open to all writers, editors, publishers, photographers, artists and others whose work falls into the designated competition categories, which include newspaper, online and magazine columns or articles on Writing Competition The Maxwell Medallion writing contest is open to all writers, editors, publishers, photographers, artists and others whose work falls into the designated competition categories, which include newspaper, online and magazine columns or articles on writing contest is open to all writers, editors, publishers, photographers, artists and others whose work falls into the designated competition categories, which include newspaper, online and magazine columns or articles on cani...

It's about finding the blogs read by the people you wrote the book for, and sharing information about the book through Q&A s, guest columns, book reviews, video chats, or other means.

Because of increased use meaning more cost to Amazon, I imagine, it's not advertised particularly, which is one reason columnists don't mention it — the other due to lack of interest in looking at features when writing columns, especially if it's not the iPad.

Given enough time and motivation, I'm sure I could adapt, but there's also the alienation and distraction of all the other things I do with the computer, from writing columns like this to grading assignments or managing the household finances.

Other columns in the series include: Ideas in the Mist — The Charged Image, Bewitched by the Things She Carries, Writing Sexy: Fae and Peter Get Close and Personal and A Tortoise Amongst Hares.

The Cascades - based interface isn't flashy but it makes good use of the screen with extra columns appearing smoothly as you move between the inbox, a search pane, the list of messages, a list of messages in a specific email conversation, the list of different accounts (email, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn show up in the same inbox, so you see and write Direct Messages like any other message) and individual messages.

It would take many years before I achieved any real success, but in the meantime to make ends meet, I used to write columns in The Economic Times and a few other publications.

In 2014 I also wrote a column about a position paper I co-authored for the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior on why community breed bans (banning pit bull - type dogs, and often other breeds) have not worked.

Karen has been writing the behavior column for The Bark since 2012 and wrote The Bark's training column and various other articles for eight years before that.

I've written about this for my IG column because this is a «niche» breed with characteristics not found in other breeds.

I write an occasional blog, «Dog Physics and Other Observations», and every once in a while get to blow off steam with a column in local newspapers.