We'll also be joined by some leading lights of the scene.
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Mr. Ramasar, a principal since 2009, was one of the company's leading lights.
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This proposition didn't use to be so controversial, at least among conservatism's leading lights.
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One of the leading lights for Democrats ready to seize the moment is Rep.
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At his 2013 investiture, leading lights of the legal establishment from both parties praised him.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma may be considered one of the leading lights of the business world.
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ARTE POVERA More than 210 works by the 27s Italian movement's leading lights. Sept. 210–Oct.
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The philosophies of communism's leading lights often run contrary to the way China is run today.
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Stryk would put the new administration's leading lights in the room; Groser would do the rest.
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Facebook and Google, the surveillance economy's leading lights, collect this data primarily as a resource for advertisers.
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"Caroll has been one of the leading lights of Sesame Street from the very beginning," she said.
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Gopnik is enamored with nineteenth-century British literature and politics, and capsule biographies of its leading lights abound.
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Our goal is to identify the leading lights of the industry and help spark discussions around best practices.
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Aficionados of C.I.A. history may know that a few of its leading lights were avid fans of magic.
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Aficionados of C.I.A. history may know that a few of its leading lights were avid fans of magic.
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The so-called FANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, which is now called Alphabet) are growth's leading lights.
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The younger generation includes several leading lights who challenge the idea that the Tory party is a white one.
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Lomax holds forth on Sacred Harp singing with two leading lights in the community, Phil Summerlin and Buell Cobb.
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A Wonderful Stroke of Luck is the story of Ben, who is a member of LaVerdere's Leading Lights — a.k.a.
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Ann Rogers (now Ann Tuennerman), the convention's founder, agreed, and introduced him to other leading lights of the cocktail world.
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And, in winning, he vindicated an approach that many of the party's leading lights had believed was doomed to failure.
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He became one of the leading lights of Israel's peace camp, a confidant of politicians including prime minister and president Shimon Peres.
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CPAC, as it's called, is the conservative movement's premier event, and Trump had, in the past, felt dismissed by its leading lights.
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But some leading lights ignored critics, including within the profession, who warned that their clever theories did not adequately capture society's complexities.
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The emperor spoke of mortality as his guests, the city's leading lights, ate in silence, convinced they were supping at their own funeral.
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"Kevin is one of the leading lights in antitrust," said Robert A. Kindler, the global head of mergers and acquisitions at Morgan Stanley.
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Unlike the economy and healthcare, climate change isn't a policy space where the Democrats' leading lights are striving to out-flank each other.
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He also cultivated Christopher Wheeldon, N.Y.C.B.'s resident choreographer from 2001 to 2008, who is now one of the leading lights of international ballet.
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One of the leading lights of contemporary post-Conceptual painting, she also organized a show of af Klint's work at MoMA PS1 in 1989.
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Even though his chiding of these individuals plays well among his base, he shouldn't be so swift in dismissing Hollywood and its leading lights.
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Bernard Accoyer, secretary general of Les Republicains, has called for clarification, and Fillon was due to meet leading lights in the party later on Tuesday.
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But its leading lights — people like Reagan Defense Department official Frank Gaffney, activist Brigitte Gabriel, and blogger Pamela Geller — are surprisingly well-financed and influential.
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The ability to follow up with participants for years afterwards helped make Mr Finkel one of the leading lights in the realm of relationship psychology.
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Mr Oz became one of the leading lights of Israel's peace camp, and a confidante of politicians including Shimon Peres, a prime minister and president.
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Leading lights in the firmament of conservative conscience include the dean of conservative columnists, George Will, and former congressman and Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough.
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In the ongoing search for meaning and goodness during a tumultuous and confusing year, these entertainers (presented here alphabetically and unranked) were our leading lights.
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His daring speeches at the anti-communist demonstrations sweeping Hungary quickly made him one of the leading lights of Fidesz, then a liberal student movement.
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Takuya Matsumoto and Tatsu Aikawa, chefs and business partners who opened Kemuri Tatsu-ya last year, are the leading lights of this new hybrid cuisine.
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The nation's leading lights in quantum science and research were in attendance, Jim Clarke, director of quantum hardware at Intel, told Axios after the summit ended.
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Its leading lights did not seek quick victories, but won the battle of ideas over years, their views percolating into politics, the courts and public opinion.
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Days before his 75th birthday, and mere weeks before the 42nd anniversary of Star Wars, one of its leading lights has gone out of the world.
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It's fashionable these days for the leading lights of the left to show their disgust for this country's history by showing disrespect for this country's symbols.
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JD.com is a heavyweight in China's technology scene, and Mr. Liu, its chairman and chief executive since its 2004 founding, is one of its leading lights.
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The New Republic always positioned itself as a liberal publication and institution (though the nature of that liberalism changed) while Wieseltier was one of its leading lights.
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One of the leading lights of the internet revolution, Behlendorf's career shaping the future of the networked world began in 1993 when he co-founded Organic Inc.
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One of Likud's leading lights, Gideon Saar, has already called for a Likud primary and put himself forward as a candidate to lead Likud in new elections.
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Embattled Chinese internet conglomerate LeEco has been branded a "Ponzi scheme" in an online comment made and endorsed by some of the country's leading lights in technology.
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Instead of examining why he has been so successful, the leading lights of the Republican Party continue to bash away at the real estate tycoon and his supporters.
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Many of their leading lights peddle corporatized "resistance" paraphernalia and promote emotionally-satisfying but fanciful scenarios whereby Trump will be ousted from office imminently for "treason"-related offenses.
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Ms. Wilkes is one of the leading lights of the white-hot Glasgow contemporary art scene, and her unprepossessing sculpture, installations and paintings are shown to advantage here.
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And for his new album Mirrors, the UK dubstep producer Mala traveled to Peru to work with some of the country's musical leading lights, both past and present.
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Gore, Sanders and Warren are leading lights for the progressive movement, with great credibility and appeal for huge numbers of working-class and independent voters as well as liberals.
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"Gwen was one of America's leading lights in journalism and a fundamental reason public media is considered a trusted window on the world by audiences across the nation," Kerger added.
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Ms. Hasibuan was one of the leading lights in Islamic fashion, which has exploded in the Middle East and Asia, and is now expanding in the United States and Europe.
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In a chilly convention center ballroom here, the leading lights of mosquito control gathered, as they do every year, to talk about bugs and new ways to get rid of them.
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He was an obscure left-wing backbencher going up against some of the Labour leadership's leading lights; when the race began, oddsmakers gave him a 100 to one shot at victory.
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But neither party has confronted the prospect of a candidate denounced by some of its leading lights as a pathological liar unfit to be commander in chief and in need of therapy.
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Ms. von Bonin was one of the leading lights on the art scene of 17091s Cologne — whose low-rent hedonism has lately become as mythic as that of bankrupt 212609s New York.
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Ms. von Bonin was one of the leading lights on the art scene of 1990s Cologne — whose low-rent hedonism has lately become as mythic as that of bankrupt 183s New York.
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Ms. von Bonin was one of the leading lights on the art scene of 1990s Cologne — whose low-rent hedonism has lately become as mythic as that of bankrupt 103s New York.
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Ms. von Bonin was one of the leading lights on the art scene of 1990s Cologne — whose low-rent hedonism has lately become as mythic as that of bankrupt 1970s New York.
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He's a long-time member of the comic book Avengers, but never one of the leading lights—after all, it's hard for a knight to shine next to Thor and Iron Man.
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Resonating beyond the well-documented links among these leading lights, "The Club" captures their distinctly individual voices and invites us to feel the pulsations of contact over a period of 20 years.
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Ms. von Bonin was one of the leading lights on the art scene of 263s Cologne — whose low-rent hedonism has lately become as mythic as that of bankrupt 1970s New York.
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Two of the movies stars, Winona Ryder and Christian Slater, went on to become leading lights in Hollywood, and the film has also given rise to a musical of the same name.
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Ms. von Bonin was one of the leading lights on the art scene of 19103s Cologne — whose low-rent hedonism has lately become as mythic as that of bankrupt 1970s New York.
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Eight years ago he bet the leading lights at the Protege Partners fund of hedge funds that, over a decade, the Index of U.S. stocks would outperform five fund vehicles of their choice.
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For example: This doesn't undercut the pain that public SaaS companies felt today, or the gut-drop that SaaS startups felt as they watched their leading lights get pummeled on the stock market.
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Many of its young leading lights, like Sarah Reich and Caleb Teicher, had not yet been born when the documentaries were released, but they've grown up studying them, finding themselves through the films.
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Many of her closest relatives are leading lights in the film business: her first husband, Spike Jonze, is a director; her second husband, Thomas Mars, is a member of Phoenix, a French pop group.
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Despite being small and only moderately blustery, the northern European nation is home to the sector's two leading lights – wind farm operator Orsted and turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems, worth $2608 billion between them.
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They know there's no valid analogy to be drawn between Nixon and Trump, or between McGovern and the leading lights of the contemporary left, or between 1972 and the likely political climate of 2020.
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The show, which will be broadcast live Sunday night from Madison Square Garden, is designed as a showcase of the leading lights in American pop music, with an emphasis on glitz and broad accessibility.
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Rolex remains (although saying nothing about its new releases before the show), while Patek Philippe, Chanel and the leading lights of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, including Bulgari and Zenith, also appear to be committed.
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Dr. Hinton's students and associates are now leading lights of artificial intelligence research at Apple, Facebook, Google and Uber, and run artificial intelligence programs at the University of Montreal and OpenAI, a nonprofit research company.
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We will review stories of long-dead Civil War soldiers, of women driven insane by the death of loves and of some leading lights of Tuscaloosa who still walk in the massive homes they constructed.
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As a law clerk to three federal judges, including Justice Kennedy, whom he will be replacing, Kavanaugh began his career after graduating from Yale Law School working with some of the leading lights of the judiciary.
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From breathless early-stage startups to veteran investors, it appears that many in the tech industry, including many of its leading lights, foresee only downside should the U.K. opt to hand back its EU club card.
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"Gwen was one of America's leading lights in journalism and the fundamental reason public media is considered a trusted window on the world by audiences across the nation," PBS president Paula Kerger said in a statement.
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This happens to be across the road from Heroes' Acre, a hill on the edge of the city where the leading lights of the anti-colonial liberation struggle, including Mr Mugabe's first wife, Sally, are buried.
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The question of who has the power to fire prosecutors, and for what reason, may seem esoteric, but it's difficult to exaggerate the passion Scalia's Morrison dissent inspired among many of the Federalist Society's leading lights.
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But it creates a potent recipe for the abuse of power, setting its leading lights up as godlike figures with answers to life's most painful questions, and placing the supplicants who seek their wisdom in their thrall.
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New York congressional candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, currently one of the leading lights of the Democrats' left-wing, is on a tour of the West Coast -- but is notably avoiding meeting up with the region's Hollywood elites.
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Caesar, who is shown resting his head on his late master's chair in apparent mourning, was painted by Maud Earl, a British-American painter who is considered one of the leading lights of the dog art world.
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Finally, and most importantly, the idea that one of the leading lights of law worldwide is a Supreme Court justice ought to make anyone who cares about the high court and the law proud to be an American.
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In the '80s she became one of the leading lights in the new age genre, with standout tracks such as "The Eighth Wave" still making their way into the more subdued strain of DJ mixes over three decades later.
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Diana, to anyone who loves food and writing about food, needs no introduction: One of the leading lights of British cookery writing, she makes food you want to eat and writes about it in prose you want to read.
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The leading lights in the field, such as the psychologist Daniel Kahneman and the Chicago economist Richard Thaler, have cataloged the seemingly countless ways in which we fool ourselves into making bad decisions that lead to problematic economic outcomes.
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The first-ever winner of the Venice VR competition will be chosen by a jury led by John Landis, the director of "The Blues Brothers" and "Trading Places", along with Céline Sciamma and Ricky Tognazzi, two leading lights of European cinema.
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"This matter calls into question the whole government ...It always puts people in charge who are in the pay of the lobbies or who are looking out for themselves," said Luigi Di Maio, one of the 5-Star's leading lights.
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Yes, we're bringing our premier startup pitch competition to the Middle East / North Africa, and as well as launching 15 of the hottest startups in MENA on stage for the first time, we'll also be joined by some leading lights of the scene.
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Since they last appeared at the World Cup finals, though, Saudi Arabia have lost their place among the leading lights of the continent, exiting the Asian Cup in the group phase in both 2011 and 2015 and missing out on the last two World Cups.
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The book is basically an intermix of sort of my own direct experiences and it's very tactical, and then interviews with some of the leading lights of Silicon Valley who've operated at scale, like Reid Hoffman or Shannon Stubo or other folks like that.
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"Deutsche Bank was one of the leading lights of European banking, and the idea now is that if we are seeing increased stability in the firm, there is potential for them to be pairing up with another bank, so it's a value play right now," Mahoney said.
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Silicon Valley investors are once again owning up to their namesakes and taking a deep interest in next-generation silicon, with leading lights like Graphcore in the United Kingdom hitting unicorn status while weirdly named and stealthy startups like Groq in the Bay Area grow up.
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For those unfamiliar, Shaw is a Michigan-bred, 64-year-old contemporary artist who, alongside Mike Kelley, became known as one of the leading lights of the "lowbrow art" movement, which took inspiration from underground comics and other bits and bobs of both mainstream and fringe culture.
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Does Pence want to help elect, and work for a president, whom leading lights in national security — those who have spent lifetimes risking their lives to defend America from despots and terrorists — believe gives aid, comfort and support to dictators and terrorists who threaten our nation?
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The leading lights of all of these groups have been personally welcomed in Moscow by Sergey Naryshkin, himself a former KGB officer who formerly served as the chairman of Russia's State Duma and Putin's chief of staff, and now heads the SVR, Russia's foreign intelligence service.
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WASHINGTON — In one Senate office building, some of the leading lights of the Democratic Party gathered Wednesday to embrace what was once a proposal only of the far left: a huge expansion of Medicare, large enough to open the popular, government-run health program to all Americans.
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It became a defining feature of one Web 2.0's leading lights (and even created some unwitting Creative Commons celebrities of sorts, such as political photographer Gage Skidmore), but it also created a situation where commercial realities put into focus by the shift in ownership required a soft touch.
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Messrs Warne and Muralitharan were merely the leading lights in a generation of talented and swashbuckling spinners from around the globe, which included India's Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh, Pakistan's Saqlain Mushtaq and New Zealand's Daniel Vettori—each of whom took more than 200 wickets in both Test and ODI cricket.
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Michelle Goldberg Opinion Columnist On Monday, Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and other leading lights of the Trumpist right gathered in Israel to celebrate the relocation of the American Embassy to Jerusalem, a gesture widely seen as a slap in the face to Palestinians who envision East Jerusalem as their future capital.
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Much of that is happening in music as well, though the particular crowd assembled at the NAMM show was more enthused to hear live performances and try out instruments, and many of the music industry's leading lights were warning novice music makers away from boiling everything down to a software interface on-screen.
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I think the main reason Hillary's tweet did so well is because "delete your account" has a very specific, nuanced and difficult-to-explain meaning on Twitter — and the fact that Hillary seemed to know that it carried special meaning gave her some cred with Twitter's leading lights (of which I am a member).
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Despite having no formal education and being unwelcome in the all-male scientific community of her time, Anning corresponded with some of the leading lights of Victorian geology and managed to make some of the most significant paleontological finds of her era, including the first known Ichthyosaur and Plesiosarus — both giant marine reptiles that lived in the Jurassic era.
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A black lawyer in the corridors of power, Mr. Wilkins was an assistant United States attorney general, ran domestic programs for the Ford Foundation, wrote editorials for The Washington Post and The New York Times, taught history at George Mason University for nearly 20 years and was close to leading lights of literature, music, politics, journalism and civil rights.
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Overdubbing internet videos for laughs is a venerable pastime, from the absurdities put into the mouths of politicians by the Bad Lip Reading team to the "shred" videos of the last decade, which make it seem as though guitar heroes, pop bands and some of classical music's leading lights produce outrageous, ear-grating cacophonies from their instruments.
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Whether individually or in their fearsomely intense collaborative project Tinfoil (whose third EP has just been released), the Dublin-based DJ-producers are at the forefront of a booming Irish techno scene that also features leading lights like Lakker, Kenny Hanlon, TR-One and Automatic Tasty —all of whom will be joining them on the bill at Bloc Weekend in March.
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In addition to unobvious tracks by Future and Young Thug, two leading lights in Atlanta's dominant scene, the pitch-perfect nightclub playlist also includes Crime Mob's "Knuck if You Buck," a 12-year-old Southern rap staple, and Young Dro's "We in da City," a minor single by a mainstream also-ran who still commands legend status in certain pockets of Georgia.
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Some of the topics you can expect to hear Behlendorf and dozens of other leading lights discuss include: How decentralization will impact the internet and the landscape of web services today; how big businesses and enterprises are moving forward to tap the potential of the blockchain; what the future of financing through crypto and ICOs might look like; and the important technological breakthroughs and challenges facing blockchain.
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Over 12 years and four albums, they have been accepted as one of the UK's leading lights in the small but growing retro metal movement but—unlike those who would rather burn an original Virtue seven-inch than admit they like Blind Guardian—the men of Dark Forest are willing to use their epic new album, Beyond The Veil, to rally the troops to the true cause.
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Its leading lights have called for nationalized healthcare; universal employment; largely-free college education; an increased national minimum wage; universal paid family leave; an end to carbon-emitting cars, planes and electricity plants; the right of felons to vote; national legalization of narcotics like marijuana; national price-setting for drug sales; and rent subsidies for anyone making less than a particular sum of money.
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This year, it's broad enough to encompass a 3-D experimental film ("Ulysses in the Subway," showing Friday and Saturday, by Paul Kaiser, Marc Downie, and the avant-garde leading lights Ken and Flo Jacobs) and more traditionally styled documentaries like "Through the Repellent Fence: A Land Art Film" (Saturday and Sunday), about a temporary art installation designed to evoke a suture holding together the United States-Mexico border.
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This year, it's broad enough to encompass a 223-D experimental film ("Ulysses in the Subway," showing Friday and Saturday, by Paul Kaiser, Marc Downie, and the avant-garde leading lights Ken and Flo Jacobs) and more traditionally styled documentaries like "Through the Repellent Fence: A Land Art Film" (Saturday and Sunday), about a temporary art installation designed to evoke a suture holding together the United States-Mexico border.
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With President Trump's trust and reliance on former senior military officers, like Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, the leading lights in his inner circle have long held fast to the importance of the nonmilitary assets in our national security toolkit.
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Of course he is just the most prominent of a slew of grime stars who have recently found or regained the limelight, and there are other subcultures with their own leading lights, but there is no other young person who unites everyone—the chest-beating lads, the internet natives, the Friday-night town-center nightclub and kebab crew, and the huge swathes of British youth who aren't really that interested in any of that, who never go out, who spend most of their time on the phone.
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It goes like this: • Far fewer people (800-1,000), with many of those specially invited • Key Founders and investors speaking; many more invited to simply hang out • Robust, expert discussions and Q&A directly from the main stage • Intimate "breakout" sessions with key players on vertical topics • The opportunity to meet almost everyone in those small groups, super-charging your networking • No VIP rooms, which means you get to interact with the Speakers • No live stream — you're either 'mindfully' there or you're not • Major journalists from major tech titles, newspapers and business broadcasters • A parallel Founders-only track (PathFounders) geared towards fund-raising and hyper-networking • A stunning awards dinner and party which honors both the hottest startups and the leading lights in the European startup scene That's what The Europas hopes to achieve.
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And here's 14 reasons to attend The Europas: • Ultra-high quality Investors, speakers & featured guests • New startup founders brought into the eco-system • New deal-flow for investors • Our "Diversity Matters" Free pass bringing in more women and POC • Expert speeches, discussions, and Q&A • Intimate "breakout" sessions with key players on vertical topics • The opportunity to meet almost everyone in those small groups, super-charging your networking • Convivial, relaxed atmosphere conducive to networking • Key press including WSJ, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, attending • A stunning awards dinner and party which honors both the hottest startups and the leading lights in the European startup scene • Content independently curated by journalists • The only truly independent, industry-backed awards in Europe • Percentage of profits will be donated to charity • All on one day to maximize your time in London Plus, as a special offer for TechCrunch readers, we have discounted tickets of up to 60% off: • Daytime conference plus evening awards tickets (£250, 60% discount) (valid all day, July 3rd) – this ticket includes the daytime conference and the awards dinner with ceremony and after party.
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