Sentences with phrase «discussion at next week»

Aptara, a twenty - two year veteran of working with print publishers and one of the companies that was originally at the forefront of e-book formatting, hopes to clear up some of the discussions at next week's International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF) Digital Book Conference running concurrently with BookExpo America.

Not exact matches

Come join @andy1994 at #CDOSummit18SG next week as he will be moderating two panel discussions in the topic of... twitter.com/i/web/status/9...

The boy suggested they continue the discussion at dinner, seeing as how he wasn't competing until next week.

With our next away game against the Totts in just over a week I suspect it isn't going to get any easier for us but, at least for now, there is another game that can dominate the discussion and that will be Everton at home.

At 8:30 a.m., Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie participate in a discussion, «The Six Week Forecast: Legislative Leaders on What Comes Next,» hosted by the Hearst Media Center, Albany Times Union building, 645 Albany Shaker Rd., Albany.

Alan Rosenblatt's Internet Advocacy Center discussion on online advertising next week should be a good start: Michael Bassik, Judith Freeman, Justin Perkins, the Good Doktor Rosenblatt and I will be looking at best practices for running advocacy ads while also answering questions and generally tossing ideas around in productive fashion.

«We are going to put into place a plan starting next week of daily meetings and discussions bringing outside folks in to really formulate our plan for the budget and then put something at least on the table for those negotiations.

During her roundtable discussion at John Jay College this morning, James predicted the City Council would pass her bill next week, meaning employers «be prejudiced by prior salary levels» when hiring women.

Education Next's Marty West took part in a panel discussion on the changing politics of education at this week's Education Writers Association conference in Washington, D.C.

Looking past the now notorious charter school annual report that will likely get a new sheen applied to it prior to its submission to the General Assembly next month, I bring to you another contentious discussion that took place this week at the January Charter School Advisory Board meeting in Raleigh.

If you listened to the preview panel discussion I participated in for the Reach More Readers online conference earlier this month (registration is still open for the conference that begins next week — learn more at my affiliate link), you might have heard me offer that advice.

I won't rehash what I said in the Bioshock / Burial at Sea discussion about how great Enemy Within looks even in the first 20 minutes, but suffice it to say that I should be kicking quite a bit of alien (and alien - sympathiser) bottoms with my outlandishly dressed and multilingual group of supersoldiers over the next few weeks... Ironman - style, no less.

We have a conference next week AMOS - ISCHMO in Sydney (I believe Gavin will be there) where I will be running a comms panel discussion with a newspaper reporter, government policy advisor, social media guru and television reporter / producer, which will allow researchers to ask whatever questions they want of the people working at the comms coalface.

At the end the NWEI discussion course session, the course action plan directed us to state the actions we would take in the next week to lower our carbon footprints.

In conjunction with the launch of my State of the Polar Bear Report in Toronto next week, Benny Peiser (from the Global Warming Policy Foundation) and I will be participating in a coffee house discussion about polar bear conservation and survival issues on the evening of Tuesday, 27 February 2018 at 8:30 pm.

There is also a week - long conference at NCAR next week on these issues which should yield some interesting discussions and initiatives.

It isn't too late to register for NWEI's first - ever online discussion course, beginning next week on Wednesday, June 3rd at 12pmPST / 3pmEST!

I welcome comments, which I of course will factor into the discussion at the panel session next week.

It has been described as a «resounding success» and «amazing few days» (much to the relief and delight of everyone at TavistockMedia) and over the next few weeks Legal IT Insider will be bringing you the major take aways from the keynote talks and round table discussions at Legal Leaders IT Forum 2016 in a snowy Gleneagles.

I am hopeful there will some discussion about this solution at the CALL Conference in Toronto next week.

In fact, autonomy is the very thing that will drive some heated discussions at the United Nations (UN) Palais des Nations in Geneva next week (April 13 - 17th, 2015).

But we'll be recharged for more discussion of all this next week at Structure: Europe in London.

The company announced earlier this week that the Limerick Blockchain Mastermind will have as the discussion topic at its next meeting at the Bank Of Ireland, Limerick University Campus «Blockchain and IoT, a match made in heaven»