Sentences with phrase «more recent conversations»

While my conversation with them a few months ago was about the importance of marital contracts for newlyweds, my more recent conversations were about midlife couples, the ones who are driving the so - called gray divorce — those 50 and older — which is growing.

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The conversation quickly turned to one of the more recent policy developments: unlimited vacation.

And several Democrats said recent conversations with Springer, as well as his schedule, suggested he seemed to be more seriously interested in running this time than in years past.

Several Thai politicians who attended the Boao Forum for Asia, a kind of China - centered version of the World Economic Forum in Davos, noted that, in recent years, some of the discussions at Boao had shifted from a kind of general talk of globalization and its impact in Asia to more specific conversations about some of the failings of Western economic models exposed by the global economic crisis, and whether China's type of development might be less prone to such risks.

Mr Bagley described the conversations he's had with investment firms regarding the RQFII as positive and added that he expected the recent sell off to trigger more urgency given the relative value of the China share market.

Mentoring is more than a casual conversation in passing, a place to vent frustration or a space devoted to flipping through the chapters of the most recent discipleship book.

That was a good show, but their more recent albums — 4:44 and Lemonade — are vastly superior and, more intriguingly, in very explicit conversation with each other.

as a man in his young forties who hasn't churched in a long while, i remember my most recent experiences of church... really interesting sermons (i have to admit... but nothing that wouldn't have come out in conversation), more songs, hymns, prayers and you've guessed it... boredom.

Here are more highlights from my recent conversation about open adoption trends with Adam Pertman, author of Adoption Nation, executive director of the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute, and adoptive father.

At 7 p.m., Assemblywoman Pat Fahy holds a «community conversation» about 2016 legislative priorities, the Capital Region's recent regional economic development council grant and more, Bethlehem Public Library, 451 Delaware Ave., Delmar.

There are scattered missteps — a conversation with a reluctant groom that could have used a few more beats, a series of cameos by laid - off workers testifying to the Importance of Family that make the movie's moral more explicit than it need have been — but overall Reitman delivers, with Clooney's assistance, one of the nimblest grownup entertainments of recent years.

Recent conversations, highlighted by the papers and discussion at the ETS gathering in Atlanta, suggest to me that we're rapidly blowing past the happy talk of «fewer, clearer, higher» standards and into the more potentially divisive question of how one designs assessments, curricula, and instructional materials that fit those standards.

My recent encounters in Reggio Emilia in April with pedagogical documentation prompted this question: How can we learn more about the images our teachers hold of assessment through documenting professional conversations about assessment practice?

In recent years, the conversation has become more nuanced, as educators — and people across the country — have begun to explore the many reasons why celebrating Christopher Columbus is problematic: the violent abuse of indigenous peoples, the launch of the transatlantic slave trade, and the introduction of a swath of lethal diseases to an unprepared continent.

With the recent reports of a teacher shortage in America, a vital conversation about how to attract more new teachers has started.

Her more recent work included supporting school conversations to create and develop smaller learning communities and small autonomous schools to better prepare young people for life after school.

To promote cultures of continuous growth, schools and school districts should encourage and support feedback loops, honest coaching conversations, and collaboration toward improved student outcomes.59 A recent report found that when teachers are more open to feedback, their evaluation scores are more likely to increase over time.60 Furthermore, the introduction of new teacher evaluation systems in recent years has created an opportunity to provide teachers with much more effective feedback and to more intentionally target professional learning to individual teachers» needs.61 When professional learning is rooted in collaboration and meaningful opportunities to apply new skills, these systems can become essential components of evaluation systems that support teacher growth.62

The conversation becomes even more interesting when you consider that the same model number also cropped up in a recent Bluetooth certification listing.

I'm especially intrigued to hear / read more from Samatha Holman, as in almost every recent conversation about the now and future of publishing, copyright law in the global and digital age is the one thing that no one knows enough about.

For more on this, check out my recent conversation with Erin:

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During a recent conversation about the ever - evolving payments landscape, my friend posed a question that made me think: With so many other ways to pay for things now, what's the best reason... read more»

The conversation will essentially be a more focused, expansion of this recent panel discussion I was a part of.

In a recent conversation with gaming site Industry Gamers, Rob Dyer, SCEA Senior Vice President of Publisher Relations, revealed how he is apparently not worried about Microsofts dominance in the... Read more

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Hideo Kojima leads a robust schedule of conversations to take place at the Festival, including additional keynote conversations given by Quantum Break, Alan Wake and Max Payne creator Sam Lake and BioShock director / writer Ken Levine, a celebration of the 25th anniversary of virtual reality - themed movie The Lawnmower Man with filmmaker Brett Leonard, principal filmmaker for VR at Google Jessica Brillhart and Cy Wise from Job Simulator's Owlchemy Labs, and discussions with developers of recent and upcoming games such as Overwatch, The Banner Saga, Firewatch, The Stanley Parable, Watch Dogs 2, What Remains of Edith Finch and several more.

Sex Works / WOMEN Words, Phrases, and Stories put pieces from the beginning of Tompkins» career in conversation with her most recent paintings, showcasing the artist's trajectory from subtly political works to more overt statements.

His room of double portraits, by contrast, spoke to that uniquely English 18th century genre, the «conversation piece», and more recent work of course to the landscape tradition exemplified by Turner and Constable.

The conversation begun in Venice is morphing into «a more art historical dialogue,» in Rajaratnam's assessment, one that loops in the voices of American minimalists like Donald Judd (the subject of a recent exhibit at Mnuchin), and 20th century European cubists.

Free Roses continues within this trajectory and presents a cinematic and spatial mise - en - scène that, more than any other recent contemporary show, brings questions and conversations about the relationship between art, architecture, site, and installation to the forefront.

Retracing more than three decades of one of the world's most important contemporary art foundations through archival photographs, press clippings, critical reviews, correspondence and unabashed conversations with many main protagonists — Maurizio Cattelan, Jeffrey Deitch, Urs Fischer, Massimiliano Gioni and Jeff Koons, among others — this more than 850 - page book walks the reader through not only the extraordinary, artist - centric work, but also through the recent and entertaining history of contemporary art itself.

The conversation covers all of his major pieces to date, from the internationally acclaimed Cremaster cycle to the somewhat less well - known Drawing Restraint series, as well as looking at particular projects in more detail, such as the recent «Khu» performance and Barney's participation in Il Tempo del Postino, curated by Obrist at the 2007 Manchester International Festival.

The conversation will be an opportunity to sit down with two of the artists whose recent work is presented in the exhibition and to learn more about their individual practices, tracing the paths which have led them to where they are today.

Building on a rich conversation between the two artists that was published in Interview Magazine earlier this year, Heti and Simmons will touch upon Simmons early days in the 1970s Soho art world through to her more recent work in a wide - raging discussion about art and life.

There's a lot more on innovation and science here, including my conversations on the «ecology» of innovation with Andrew Hargadon, my piece on Fostering Education for Innovation (and Vice Versa) and my summary of the recent Energy Innovation 2010 conference.

Looking back in hindsight, I should have run this part as a separate video, because the conversation came with some fascinating insights, such as the relatively recent discovery by scientists that plants are actually growing more than they are dying in this high - CO2 world of ours.

On Tuesday's St. Louis on the Air, host Don Marsh will lead a conversation on the topic of bike safety in light of the recent arrival of the bright yellow and green bikes around town and the presence of more cyclists in general on local streets as temperatures climb.

His goal, Dayton told me in a recent conversation, is to bring down the technical barriers a little bit so lawyers will find it easier to post and therefore do it more regularly.

During a recent marketing audit project with a firm, I had a conversation with one of the firm's more influential partners.

And as I find recent conversations about feminism and clothes to be quite interesting, I thought I would write out my thoughts in more detail.

One of the more intriguing and rewarding aspects of our recent entry into the legal blogging and social media arena has been the rapid development of conversations and connections with interesting people.

That most recent case has reignited conversations about whether federal and state governments should exert more oversight over so - called Big Tech.

Within it, you'll find recent conversations, favorite contacts, friends who have birthdays coming up, and more.

First appearing in the conversation around New York's state - specific licensing regime, the BitLicense, technology advocacy groups have begun to more actively lobby for definitions that they believe better fit the technology's design in recent years.

A recent study found that more than 50 % of all divorcing parents never sit their children down and have a specific conversation with them about their divorce.

In more recent research, Dr. John Gottman found that partners who are on the slippery slope to betrayal do indeed tend to turn away from each other, avoiding difficult conversations and conflict.

One recent study of 373 newlywed couples, for example, found that couples who yelled at each other, showed contempt for each other, or shut off conversation about an issue within the first year of marriage were more likely to divorce as far as 16 years down the road.

For example, when couples are «hostile» toward one another, there's a good chance that any recent wounds (even everyday cuts and abrasions) will take longer to heal than if partners maintain a more civil and responsive tone with one another during disagreements or other conversations.1 On the other hand, good relationships, and not just those we have with our romantic partners, generally benefit our overall health.

For more on intimate conversation, we encourage you to explore Dr. Gottman's recent release, What Makes Love Last?.