Sentences with phrase «who spoke about it»

There were two speakers, delivering last year's Jaydon Adams Memorial Oration was Aaron Ken who spoke about his life journey.

This focus on relationships in all of their diverse forms aligns with the message of Fred Rogers, who spoke about media, technology and children in a far less media - saturated time: «No matter how helpful they are as tools (and, of course, they can be very helpful tools), computers don't begin to compare in significance to the teacher - child relationship which is human and mutual.

Futher to this, there were representatives from Facebook, UK Safer Internet Centre, UKIE, Twitter and Moshi Monsters who spoke about the strategies and policies that have been put in place to protect young people and children on the internet, as well as the challenges that they face as young organisations in keeping up with rapidly shifting trends on the internet.

Michael Pachter, the same analyst who spoke about the possibility of a PC port for Red Dead Redemption coming eventually, also shared his predictions regarding the sales of the game in an interview for GamingBolt.com.

Inside of Coral Springs City Hall, people heard from the mother of Alyssa Alhadeff, who spoke about the change she wants to see to gun laws to prevent tragedies from happening in the future like the Feb. 14 shooting that left her daughter dead.

Pinos was one of 11 people on a panel who spoke about what politicians and schools need to do to make schools safer.

, who spoke about how lawyers can use content marketing to build their brand and nurture relationships with potential and current clients.

Joining me was Rocket Lawyer On - Call Attorney Mark Ruiz, who spoke about the importance of estate planning by discussing a few common types.

Spies, unlikely to be British or American or Russian, also camped out in an apartment near that of his assistant to record goings - on, says Stephens, who spoke about one of the world's most closely watched legal cases in a session called the «WikiLeaks Case: What You're Not Reading in the Paper» at the annual meeting of Meritas Law Firms Worldwide, the global alliance of independent full - services law firms, in Montreal on Friday.

And if you are not sure about the benefits of mitigation — I recently went to a talk by an Indian scientist who spoke about the melting Himalayan glaciers and his fear that, if we don't stabilise the atmosphere, they will go and stop feeding those major rivers that provide water and make agriculture possible for 1 - 2 billion people.

The list includes former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, who spoke about climate change on the 2012 presidential campaign trail; Senator John McCain, who proposed a series of climate change legislation in the mid-2000s; former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who signed an emissions - reduction law for his state in 2006; and former Reagan Secretary of State George Shultz, who writes about climate and other issues as a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.

At noon, delegates heard more about Alberta's plans from the Alberta Electric System Operator's (AESO) Michael Law, who spoke about the renewable electricity program principles and objectives.

Joan Mitchell, who spoke about her own work and painting in general with mumbo - jumbo - obliterating clarity, once expressed a similar thought in a different way.

Although the show was not open to the public, our artists were invited to take a private tour of the exhibit with Jacob, who spoke about Clifford Chance's ongoing commitment to supporting art and diversity.

The walkthrough was followed by a talk by Turner Prize - winning artist Jeremy Deller, who spoke about the show, his work, and joy in people.

The walkthrough was followed by a conversation between Assistant Curator Kate Kraczon and artist Karla Black who spoke about her gallery - scale sculpture, Practically in Shadow and past work.

Her discussion with artists and writers who draw inspiration from the sea featured author Michael Tougias, a sea - disaster survivor, who spoke about his book, «Overboard,» which chronicles his ordeal.

The seven artists who spoke about their work were: Sarah Sutton, Chris Baker, Tom Insalaco, Mike Tarantelli, Kurt Moyer, Jim Mott and Lacey McKinney.

The guests heard from two scholarship recipients who spoke about the difference the scholarships made in their academic lives: Jerad Beauregard, in his second year of the undergraduate Drawing & Painting program, and Madeleine McMillan, pursuing her Master's degree in Contemporary Art, Design and New Media Art Histories

This fall, we welcomed multidisciplinary artist Angela Ellsworth, who delivered a public lecture and had one - on - one studio visits with our students, Jovencio de la Paz (Fiber» 12) who spoke about professional practices and life after Cranbrook, and Victor De La Rosa.

To concentrate on that, the music was turned down, but as the music for such games is a story unto itself, the PNW Section January 2015 meeting presented Lance Hayes, Lead Composer for the current Forza Motorsport 5, who spoke about how the music score was created and recorded.

Our first talk of the State of Play track came from Unreal Engine evangelist Sjoerd De Jong, who spoke about surviving as a small studio in the current games market.

During the early stages of the game, the developer spoke with legends of horror filmmaking such as Wes Craven, who spoke about what horror meant to him, and Eli Roth, who Schofield said was a bit more into torture porn than he was looking for, even though Roth was a really nice guy.

That is according to Xbox director Aaron Greenberg, who spoke about the topic at CES 09.

Present at the signing was the president of the CWU Audrey Matura - Shephard who spoke about the agreement and the negotiation journey towards signing it.

In the fall, we hosted guest speaker Steven Wise, who spoke about the Nonhuman Rights Project's initiative to expand certain legal rights to animals.

The crowd was great, only beaten by the heat which was greater, and we had a whale of a time.CWS was represented by the very talented Mr. Chris Jones of These Brittle Bones and Mr. Charlie Lim who spoke about responsible pet ownership and the importance of sterilisation in preventing unwanted litters.

HLS SALDF was proud to host leaders in the animal protection movement, such as Ingrid Newkirk, president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), who spoke about history's progress toward recognizing groups as deserving of rights, and experts in the field of animal law such as Carter Dillard, ALDF director of litigation, who spoke on Animal Rights, Human Rights, and the Future of our Planet.

HLS SALDF also addressed the popular issue of wild animals in captivity through talks by Chris Green, former ALDF legislative director (and current executive director of the Animal Law & Policy Program at Harvard Law School), who spoke about legal developments in this area, and Death at SeaWorld author David Kirby, who spoke on the plight of captive orcas.

Dr. Touroo's speech was followed up with a greeting from ASPCA President & CEO Matt Bershadker, who spoke about the ASPCA's commitment to veterinary forensics as a powerful tool in the rescue and protection of vulnerable animals.

The Commissioner's remarks were followed by a talk from Howard Lawrence, VP of Humane Law Enforcement at the ASPCA, who spoke about how the partnership successfully integrates response to animal cruelty and distress into the NYPD's regular law enforcement duties.

However, more vocal opponents of the tensions included two literary agents who spoke about the impact this can have on authors, especially lesser known authors who rely on every possible avenue for book discovery, including physical bookstores» display space.

GoodEReader.com attended the SelfPub BookExpo last Saturday in New York and conducted an interview with founder and president of Swift Ink Editorial Services, Jessica Swift, who spoke about the importance for authors of every purpose to enlist the aid of a professional editor.

OverDrive, one of the leading sources of loanable digital content for public and school libraries, was represented by Potash, who spoke about the statistics that show library patrons are more likely to purchase a title after having borrowed the ebook.

It's also fun to watch the interaction between Dave Tatman and Corvette's Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter who spoke about their experience in building LS7 engines at Wixxom.

Ironically, it was Abraham Lincoln who spoke about fooling everyone some of the time and a few folks all of the time.

«You operate at the nexus of high school and college,» said Linda Darling - Hammond, president of the Learning Policy Institute and a professor emeritus at Stanford University, who spoke about LPI's newly published report, «The Promise of Performance Assessments: Innovations in High School Learning and College Admission.»

«History is not just names and dates and figures,» said DelColle, who spoke about Mongolia's people and culture with her students after the trip.

While there, they were addressed by Rep. Virginia Foxx, who spoke about the role magnets can play in a student's development.

The last speaker was Congressman Will Hurd (TX - 28), who spoke about the Prosper Act, a proposed reform to the HEA which Congressman Hurd is involved with.

Speakers included E4E - LA 2015 Teacher Policy Team member and California Teacher of the Year Lovelyn Marquez - Prueher, who spoke about the importance of...

The meeting, cosponsored by HGSE and the David Rockefeller Center for Latin America Studies, closed with the keynote address by HGSE Professor Richard Murnane, who spoke about how to improve education in developing countries.

RV: We then heard from Coral Campbell who spoke about school culture and the impact it has on beginning teachers when they first begin out - of - field teaching.

Last year, students connected with professional designer Meghan Holliday, who spoke about her life and work as a designer.

RV: We then heard from Dr Linda Hobbs, who spoke about the idea of transition for early career teachers.

First up was David Cross, who spoke about reconnecting with the man inside him to play Dr. Tobias Funke.

Indiewire spoke with «Sin City» director Robert Rodriguez, who spoke about hiring «The Departed» screenwriter William Monahan to help with two original stories not found in the original Frank Miller source material.

Michael Pachter, the same analyst who spoke about the possibility of a PC port for Red Dead Redemption coming eventually, also shared his predictions regarding the sales of the game in an interview for GamingBolt.com.

The small - town drama won best motion picture (drama) as well as best screenplay, best supporting actor and best actress (drama) for Frances McDormand, who spoke about the importance of women speaking out against sexual predators.

Rooney's character at the start of Carol is already in a relationship with an over-eager boyfriend Richard, played by Jake Lacy who spoke about Richard: