Sentences with phrase «last lecture pauschs»

Other good reads on brain function and living life fully are: «My Stroke of Insight», Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D. and «The Last Lecture», Randy Pausch.

One of my favorite videos of all time is Randy Pausch's «Last Lecture:»

This is my attempt at «The Last Lecture», trying to keep it simple & direct.

The film might be viewed as a companion to the story of Randy Pausch, the professor / author of The Last Lecture.

This is my attempt at «The Last Lecture», trying to keep it simple & direct.

Professor John Lande, who recently retired as the Isidor Loeb Professor at the University of Missouri School of Law, wrote My Last Lecture: More Unsolicited Advice for Future and Current Lawyers.

If you don't know this man, if you haven't heard his «last lecture,» I urge you (when you have 76 minutes) to grab a box of tissues and watch it.

If he had to sum up all that he has learned in one last lecture, what would David Suzuki say?

The film weaves together scenes from the places and events that shaped Suzuki's life and career with a filming of his «Last Lecture», which he describes as «a distillation of my life and thoughts, my legacy, what I want to say before I die.»

Walter Hopps actually gave his very last lecture here, at this museum.»

This is the LAST lecture for «Love in a Cemetery» exhibition before it closes on March 26th.

To Read: Dave Eggers» Zeitoun, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, The Namesake, The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo, Appointment in Samarra, The Last Lecture, David Sedaris» Me Talk Pretty One Day, The No. 1 Ladies» Detective Agency, Crossing to Safety

In his follow - up to the best - selling The Last Lecture, co-written with Randy Pausch, Wall Street Journal columnist Jeffrey Zaslow explores the friendship of 11 girls, now women in their mid-40s, who grew up together in Ames, Iowa.

, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Color of Water, The Tender Bar, The Last Lecture, Big Russ and Me, David Sedaris, Where the Wild Things Are, The Gulag Archipelago, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings and Night.

Zaslow was best known for his book The Last Lecture, which he co-wrote with Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon who died of pancreatic cancer in 2008.

In his follow - up to the best - selling The Last Lecture, co-written with Randy Pausch, Wall Street Journal columnist Jeffrey Zaslow explores the friendship of 11 girls, now women in their mid-40s, who grew up together in Ames, Iowa.The Girls From Ames grew in response to a piece Zaslow wrote about the enduring bonds of women's friendships.

-- Randy Pausch, «The Last Lecture»

Amazon isn't showing its complete lending library selection online, but says lending titles include popular titles such as «Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game,» «The Big Short» and «Liars» Poker» by Michael Lewis, «The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People» by Stephen R. Covey, and «The Last Lecture» by Randy Pausch.

The last lecture was brief, only a few words.

In April 2008, Amazon proudly announced that the The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch and Jeffrey Zaslow sold out in print but was easily available for the Kindle for $ 9.99, a significant discount from the $ 21.95 print list price.

A recent project, for example, was inspired by Professor Randy Pausch's famous «last lecture» TED talk.

Think of the last lecture or talk that you attended.

Perhaps that is why Randy Pausch's Last Lecture and David Menasche's Priority List resonate.

This is my attempt at «The Last Lecture», trying to keep it simple & direct.

Remember Professor Randy Last Lecture Pauschs advice?.

This is my attempt at «The Last Lecture», trying to keep it simple & direct.

So if your last lecture ends at noon plan to

So if your last lecture ends at noon plan to head to the rec center in the late afternoon.

Popular and respected physics and astronomy professor Dan Reichart made bold predictions of a hopeful future for Carolina's graduating seniors at this year's Last Lecture.

Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose last lecture, titled «Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams,» became a viral video on YouTube, died today at the age of 47 after a two - year battle with pancreatic cancer.

Moving on, can the President (with the same zeal) and his Economic Management Team respond to the 170 statements contained in my last lecture?

2008 «Last Lecture Series» Inaugural «Last Lecture».

I also said that in my last lecture I should have to try my own hand at framing such an hypothesis.

Schall's last lecture for whom I was looking to hear.

We have already discussed in our last lecture the emergent nature of man, the meaning of his subjective aim, and his intended destiny in terms of his self - realization under the loving action of God — all this as understood in process - thought.

I refer to the meaning and modus operandi of man's sexuality, to which we referred briefly in our last lecture.

At our last lecture, I explained the shifting of men's centres of personal energy within them and the lighting up of new crises of emotion.

At the end of the last lecture we saw this permanence to be true of the general paramountcy of the higher insight, even though in the ebbs of emotional excitement meaner motives might temporarily prevail and backsliding might occur.

(The reader will here please notice that in my exclusive reliance in the last lecture on the subconscious «incubation» of motives deposited by a growing experience, I followed the method of employing accepted principles of explanation as far as one can.

And having reached this point, I must now ask you to recall what I said in my last lecture about the subconscious life.

You recollect the case of Mr. Hadley in the last lecture; the Jerry McAuley Water Street Mission abounds in similar instances.

The last lecture left us in a state of expectancy.

Remember those passages from Emerson which I read at my last lecture.

In my last lecture I quoted to you the ultra-radical opinion of Mr. Havelock Ellis, that laughter of any sort may be considered a religious exercise, for it bears witness to the soul's emancipation.

Perhaps a minister who is bogged down in the «weekliness» of his preaching role could apply the spirit of the «last lecture» to the topic he has chosen for next Sunday.

At the University of Wisconsin various professors are asked by the student body to give a «last lecture» incorporating what they would say if it were their last opportunity to communicate what is most important to them.

In trying to account for it I propose to say some things in the last lecture about practical facts in modern American church life which operate to encourage, if not to demand this deadening and guilt - begetting circumstance.

As for myself, I think it will prove to contain some elements which morality pure and simple does not contain, and these elements I shall soon seek to point out; so I will myself continue to apply the word «religion'to it; and in the last lecture of all, I will bring in the theologies and the ecclesiasticisms, and say something of its relation to them.

The last lecture was a painful one, dealing as it did with evil as a pervasive element of the world we live in.

In the last lecture we traced one line of development from the original apostolic Preaching; that, namely, which starting from the eschatological valuation of facts of the past — the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ — resulted in the production of that distinctively Christian form of literature known as Gospels.