I hated the article in the New York Times (Crimes) Magazine when I read the headline, "Building a Better Teacher".
This article was first published in Auburn Voices, a media platform for the multifaith movement for social justice, with the headline "Building a Wall of Hope in Nepal".
But as New York Times blogger Timothy Egan noted in an entry headlined, "Building a Nation of Know-Nothings," it's "not just that 46percentt of Republicans believe the lie that Obama is a Muslim, or that 27percentt in the party doubt that the president of the United States is a citizen.
Location: Changsha, China Cost: $1.47bn Height: 838 metres Floors: 202 Sky City scooped the headlines when building firm Broad Sustainable Building announced it could be knocked up in a mere 90 days.
During the record-breaking snowfall in Washington this February, Inhofe drew headlines for building an igloo outside the Capitol with his kids.
He has made headlines advocating seasteading (building new cities in or under the oceans), urging students to drop out of education to start companies and providing financial support for Ron Paul's libertarian run for the White House.
With the old age of our public infrastructure making unfortunate headlines, momentum is building to establish a trust fund for clean water: a reliable, long-term financing source shielded from annual political battles.
The Doctors Bizarre health headlines; kidney donation; building muscle mass; shingles; fever-reducing drugs.
"We have seen net gain in bone mineral density when assessing on an individual basis," Sibonga says, pointing out that blog-site headlines talking about "building bone" are trying to make observations of trends on a population-wide scale.
Mr. Green wrote: That story, headlined "The NSA is Building the Country's Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say)," contained virtually all the "revelations" supplied by Snowden's "leaks," including this paragraph: "… the N.S.A. has turned its surveillance apparatus on the U.S. and its citizens.
