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On Thursday, event attendees Human Nature shared never - before - seen footage featuring the likes of Delta, Olivia Newton - John, Margot Robbie and John Travolta singing «I Still Call Australia Home.»
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Event attendee Chris Karmosky of Treadwell, a climatologist who teaches meteorology at SUNY Oneonta, said the climate is changing and though many in his profession believe that humans are to blame for accelerated climate change, the general population does not believe that is the case.
Swen Ervin, a SFUSD human capital specialist tasked with recruiting more teachers of color to the district, told The Huffington Post that a black teacher recruitment event last week was a success, drawing about 45 attendees and giving them the chance to meet with district educators, participate in informational interviews and submit their resumes.
They hosted a special event on Friday, September 8, complete with doggie costume contests, a puppy photo booth, and delicious snacks for both human and canine attendees.
The free, one - day event is a nearly 30 - year tradition that's grown to include roughly 2,000 attendees, almost 40 sponsors, dog and human hippie costume contests, a DJ, collectible Woofstock T - shirts, local food and celebrities, children's entertainment, raffles and, of course, beer.
«In years» past we limited the event to human guests, but we thought it would be fun and fitting to open it up to Austin's pet population for this milestone anniversary,» said Denis Espina, the hotel's director of food and beverage, about this exciting event and it's unique attendee list.
Attendees of the event will enjoy some titles we saw at E3 2017, such as Monster Hunter World, Detroit: Become Human, Code Vein, and Dragon Ball FighterZ.
The three - day event hosted nearly 400 attendees, speakers and legal industry experts discussing the challenges facing human resources, intellectual property and finance and law practice management legal professionals.
«The reason why we're still relevant today, and will be, in my view, for the foreseeable future, is the amazing computing power of the human brain,» Perriello told the select 250 attendees of the event, held at the Harvard Club of New York City.