Sentences with phrase «wrote in a separate blog post»

«This decision wasn't made on a whim,» Nest co-founder and chief executive Tony Fadell wrote in a separate blog post.

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David Griffith, ASCD's public policy director, writes in a blog post:»... the connection between the Common Core and RTTT is now firmly established and hard to separate.

In fact, I debated which property to book for so long that I'm going to write a separate blog post on my though process and explain why I ended up deciding on the Hyatt Regency and not the Park Hyatt.

In separate blog posts on Bioware's website, the duo wrote their own goodbyes to fans and gamers who had supported them over the years and through various -LSB-...]

Starting with Art Basel Miami Beach, I'm writing about each venue in separate blog entries that will be posted over the next few days.

His opinion piece, Separating copyright facts from fiction, followed by another blog post this week, The False Link Between Locks and Levies, are two in a series of blog posts and opinion pieces written by him recently that purport to expose as inaccurate statements made about Bill C - 32 by various individuals and organizations.

In a separate blog post titled, «Hard Questions,» Facebook's Public Policy Director Antigone Davis writes, «Children today are online earlier and earlier.