Sentences with phrase «alfons schilling»

After the sale of that company in 2010, Schilling founded another startup, BoardPaq, and began reinvesting in the city's Main Street.

«We've organized and hosted four Demo Days,» said Randy Schilling, OPO Startups Founder, startup investor, serial entrepreneur, placeholder and host of the St. Charles County Demo Day.

The second is less conventional, with Mr. Schilling's current startup BoardPaq engaging some of the facility's startups and entrepreneurs as service providers.

OPO founder Randy Schilling began his career as a successful entrepreneur when he founded Quilogy, an IT consulting firm that would grow to employ hundreds of workers across the United States.

In the early 1990s, Mr. Schilling started Quilogy in the basement of the building next to OPO Startups as a one - man consulting firm.

«If local communities want to be economically competitive, they need to have workers with a strong STEM foundation,» said Randy Schilling, chair of the organization's Education Committee.

Her older brother, Connor, was attending The Schilling School for Gifted Children in Cincinnati.

Take Curt Schilling for example, who made in excess of $ 100 million over his 20 seasons with Major League Baseball.

Correction: A previous version of this article misstated baseball player Curt Schilling's earnings.

Melissa A. Schilling is the John Herzog Family professor of management and organizations at New York University's Stern School of Business, and one of the world's leading experts on innovation.

For the next step of the exercise, the law firm Schillings was asked to make the legalese more comprehensible.

Red - carpet: Sarandos gets face time with (clockwise from top left) comedian and Netflix talk - show host Chelsea Handler, at the ICG publicist awards; Idris Elba, star of Netflix's movie «Beasts of No Nation,» at the Independent Spirit Awards; Jenji Kohan (left) and Taylor Schilling, creator and star, respectively, of Netflix's «Orange Is The New Black»; and «House of Cards» star Kevin Spacey, at a Netflix Emmy's party.Handler: Mathew Imaging — Wireimage / Getty Images; Elba: Randall Michelson — Wireimage / Getty Images; Spacey: Charbonneau — Rex Shutterstock via Zuma Press; Kohan: Jesse Grant — Getty Images

Quite a lot, according to New York University professor Melissa Schilling's analysis in her new book «Quirky.»

Schilling notes that Jobs was also gifted.

As Schilling points out, Einstein once noted: «My passionate sense of social justice and social responsibility has always contrasted oddly with my pronounced freedom from the need for direct contact with other human beings and human communities.

As some of the world's greatest inventors, here are the three traits Einstein, Jobs and Musk have in common, according to Schilling's analysis.

As for Jobs, Schilling says his strong - willed and somewhat abrasive personality made it difficult for him to sustain intimate friendships.

Ultimately, Schilling says their self - sufficiency made them independent thinkers who could challenge the status quo.

«Pursuing goals they see as intrinsically noble and important made them fiercely motivated and focused and it provided a form of ego defense against criticism and failure,» Schilling says.

Einstein articulated at length how not belonging made him much less likely to bow to conventional wisdom and obey the norms of the academic fields, Schilling notes, even though he knew that would cause a lot of ire.

In «Quirky,» Schilling analyzes the lives of Einstein, Musk and Jobs, among others, to determine how they each made history - altering discoveries.

«Studying these profoundly important people shows us that there are ways we can nurture the breakthrough innovation potential in us all,» says Schilling, whose research focuses on innovation and strategy in high tech industries.

«It's a big part of why he was able to cast away Newtonian concepts that held back other scientists and enabled him to come up with scientific theories that were really revolutionary for his time,» Schilling says.

When people are genuinely motivated to do something, they will work harder and longer and will stick with their goals in the face of criticism, Schilling explains.

«Musk responded to this sense of separation by escaping into books and computer programming, ultimately writing and selling his first video game at the age of 12,» Schilling says.

Rob Schilling, CEO of Space - Time Insight, sees a big future for the intersection of virtual reality and data.

Melissa Schilling Professor of Management New York University Discussing her book «Quirky: The Remarkable Story of the Traits, Foibles, and Genius of Breakthrough Innovators Who Changed the World.»

David Schilling joined the staff at the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) in 1994 and works with ICCR members and allies to engage corporations, cross-sectoral and multi-stakeholder initiatives on human rights in corporate operations and supply chains.

Some deflationists like A. Gary Shilling also believe an excess of supplies play into this deflation dynamic that result in what Dr. Schilling calls «good» deflation.

Schilling heads videogame company 38 Studios which is releasing its first online game.

In 2010, Rhode Island guaranteed $ 75 million in loans to 38 Studios, a private gaming company founded by former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling.

Former MLB player Curt Schilling poses in a game demonstration room at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, in this photo taken June 9, 2011 in Los Angeles, California.

S. Paul Schilling, the theologian who introduced many of us in the English - speaking world to the work of the German philosopher Ernst Bloch, reminds us in a sensitive meditation that Bloch speaks of «humanity as on its way toward its homeland.»

Schilling observes that Bloch's idea of the homeland sounds much like what the New Testament calls the Kingdom of God.

Schilling helps us all to sing with deeper meaning John Newton's lines:

Schilling points out that in a sense the atom was «invented» as well as «discovered.»

H. K. Schilling, chap.

So if Schilling is correct that «God contains himself in an inner basis of his existence, which, to this extent, precedes him as to his existence, but similarly God is prior to the basis as this basis, as such, could not be if God did not exist in actuality,» then the portal for evil exists in the «basis of his existence» which is not God.

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Dr. Schilling galvanized the world coffee industry, worth $ 174 billion dollars per year, to recognize the potentially disastrous vulnerabilities it faced due to the lack of functional, global, open - source research and development programs that create new knowledge and technologies for the benefit of farmers.

Morris Plains, N.J. — September 28, 2015 — Leading functional ingredients company, BENEO, is pleased to announce that Ginger Schilling has been named Regional Sales Manager responsible for the Midwestern Region of the U.S..

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Previous to this reversal, the hot takes were mostly about how Strasburg's refusal to pitch (if that's what it was) was a slap in the face to his teammates (unless they understood) and how the postseason was where Curt Schilling bled for your sins and Kirk Gibson didn't need to be ambulatory to slay his mustachioed dragon (unless, stay with me here, this situation was somehow unique and deserved to be treated as such).

Even ignoring that pitchers» ERAs were all much higher back then — even though that kind of context is the whole point of evaluating a Hall of Fame candidate — wouldn't you still give Curt Schilling extra credit?

New baseball fans got to watch Johnson and Curt Schilling, and I thought there was no way they could appreciate what they were seeing.

Schilling had suddenly gotten rich, and he had suddenly gotten famous, and yet... these great harmless creatures, sans cojones, had become his public face.

Indeed, at spring training in Florida, the Schillings and the Morandinis rented adjoining apartments and took along their dogs — a total of five animals, well over 500 pounds of dog flesh — to keep them company and to sleep in their beds.

«My dogs are like the bastion of normalcy in my life,» Schilling told me.

Pretty soon, though, Schilling found out that his dogs — he came to assemble a posse of three Rotts — were blessed with a blissful ignorance of his ERA, and so, he says, they became «the one constant in my life; you come home from the ballpark, and there they are.»

Curt Schilling, the pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies?