There are some nights, you just need to talk shop.
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Then they all went back to meeting simply to talk shop.
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Need manufacturing advice or simply want to talk shop with other founders?
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"I wasn't allowed to talk shop," the narrator ruefully admits in one story.
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We're excited to talk shop with Manfra about the state of the security union.
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"Sometimes, after the show, we'll have a beer together and talk shop," he said.
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These groups are expected to meet every six to eight weeks to talk shop.
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Editors and publishers from nonprofit news startups across the country are gathered to talk shop.
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She wanted to talk shop, mentor, and be mentored, and have people to lean on.
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We met up with Carlos Hyde in Houston to talk shop at the Super Bowl.
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"In the beginning, we came just to meet people and talk shop," Mr. Nathan said.
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Between presentations, out-of-towners will talk shop with ad agency partners based in Manhattan.
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The two talk shop -- and then Foxx breaks down French and Floyd's skills on camera.
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Spieth says they frequently talk shop to each other about the different equipment brands and clubs.
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I have always believed that we should not waste a single penny on a talk shop.
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Today, a MLB umpire invited Josh to Coors Field as an encouragement (and to talk shop).
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Trump clearly likes both men, calling McCarthy to talk shop regularly while praising Jordan as well.
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Did you want to reach out to him at all and talk shop about the role?
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Hey, if ya gotta talk shop ... might as well do it aboard a $600 million dinghy.
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It's cool to talk shop with him and get Susan's perspective from a more academic standpoint.
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And, as you can see above, Baseball's past and present gathered around the cages to talk shop.
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We do this often; he loves to create new business ideas and talk shop with his mom.
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Remember when people around the office would gather around the water cooler to talk shop and exchange gossip?
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Every award season, the best of the year come together to talk shop, and muse over each other's performances.
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While not the most user-friendly tool, it's the best place on the internet to talk shop with other kinksters.
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He could shake hands and talk shop with every member of a team, even throwing in the occasional trash talk.
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Late nights, staff members from nearby night spots like Northeast Kingdom, Julia's and Old Stanley's talk shop after their shifts.
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Find local meetups that are relevant to your industry so you can find "coworkers" to talk shop with in person.
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Mr. T can talk shop with anyone, but especially Cub Scouts ... because he used to be in the Bear Patrol!!!
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" All three women work in the same office, she says, and adds, "We do sometimes talk shop but rarely compare notes.
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The hosts are leading now, rather than simply offering a safe space for Democrats to talk shop and curse a bit.
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As the allied troops fighting in Afghanistan can attest, NATO is not a talk shop nor a Renaissance Weekend on steroids.
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The event, called "OTR" (shorthand for "off the record"), is an annual gathering meant for new media news executives to talk shop.
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We talk shop for a good while and I browse the shopping center by the train station since I have some time.
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Both guys rolled up their sleeves to talk shop ... namely, how to foster a new generation of leaders in their respective countries.
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It's usually between 20 and 30 women authors and journalists who meet once a month for a reading and to talk shop.
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We gathered for a special episode of Popcast to talk about both books, but more crucially to talk shop: Why be a critic?
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Tulane's Corporate Law Institute, a conference held every spring in New Orleans, is where the mergers-and-acquisitions world gathers to talk shop.
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Inside the group, members talk shop, post photos of themselves in their work vests, and trade memes in praise and critical of the company.
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President Trump wants to eat bacon and eggs with one lucky voter and talk shop on American issues ... but he'd like a donation first.
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As a duo, we found we work nicely together, especially since we can pop into each other's office during free periods and talk shop.
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One weekend, when his wife was out of town, I had driven over to his house in Camden to have dinner and talk shop.
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According to the New York Times, both Ivanka and the President-Elect met separately with former Vice President Al Gore on Monday to talk shop.
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Critics have long derided ASEAN as a feeble talk shop, whose overriding principle of making decisions by consensus keeps it from ever accomplishing anything of significance.
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Because we'd previously discussed meeting regularly to talk shop, I opened the book before I left home and reread Calhoun's tips for forming quasi-professional groups.
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Once you're in the room with them and ready to talk shop, clearly lay out what you're asking for and why you think you deserve it.
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In fact, recently, some members of the administration and Congress have questioned the U.N.'s value and whether the organization is anything more than a talk shop.
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The annual meetup is the primary time when vents, as they call themselves, can get together, talk shop and display their skills in showcases and open mics.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt SF on October 2-4, we're proud to have onstage some of the smartest security executives and highest-ranking officials ready to talk shop.
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If he could scrounge up that many noble knights, you can certainly scrape together four or five of your toughest bros to hang out and talk shop — royal shop.
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Despite my teenager mortification about all things attached to country music culture, I learned a lot about farmers and their trucks watching my dad talk shop at the convention.
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To get a better understanding of the process behind this one-of-a-kind vodka, I sat down with Hawaiian Sea Spirits' master distiller, Bill Scott, to talk shop.
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Entrepreneurs have also been pitching investors through video conferencing platform Zoom (ZM), with some even having virtual "happy hour" meetings to grab a beer and talk shop, Ramos added.
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Former Ohio State linebacker Jerome Baker, however, is looking to get drafted by an NFL team later this month, so naturally he sat down with a psychopath to talk shop.
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To that end, we've hunted down some of the most highly-rated weather stations on Amazon so you weather geeks out there can talk shop and weather-watch with confidence.
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Some 2,300 pigs and 20,000 pork farmers, packers and agricultural suppliers are convening in Des Moines, Iowa this week to talk shop at a time when hog prices are climbing.
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On Wednesday night, art writers and critics Stephanie Cash, Jessica Lynne, Yasmeen Siddiqui, and Jason Stopa gather to talk shop and take questions at the New York Academy of Art.
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Contrary to his image as an eternally morose, dungeon-dwelling goblin creature, chatting with Norway's Mortiis (aka Havard Ellefsen) reveals him to be affable, open and eager to talk shop.
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They came, of course, for the networking opportunities, the chance to talk shop with their peers and all the rest of the socializing that goes with conventions of any kind.
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According to Arhancet, Team Liquid founder, owner, co-CEO, and StarCraft player Victor Goossens knew that the game's players and fans needed a place where they could gather and talk shop.
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I grab a chicken salad and we continue to catch up and talk shop (film) until I have to leave to meet up with the writer-director of the film I'm producing.
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But out of all the moments I was fortunate enough to be greeted by Bill Cunningham during my morning commute, the most meaningful was when he pulled me aside to talk shop.
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Trump has already committed to forgoing formal briefings on his business while president, and a spokeswoman said he's open to limits on his ability to talk shop with his two adult sons.
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A number of companies that left GMA, including Kraft and Cargill, have since formed an informal group of expats, meeting quarterly to talk shop — a convening that doesn't require hefty membership dues.
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So think of that when you hear politicians or pundits talk shop: They know a lot about politics, but they're bending what they know to fall in line with their political goals.
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I know I should eat something healthy, but instead, I meet D. for ramen where I get a miso tonkatsu ramen and split an order of kakuni ($49.31, expensed because we talk shop).
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Nintendo execs and creators tend to appear on important Nintendo Treehouse streams, so don't be surprised if Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto or president of Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aimé arrive to talk shop.
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"Reforming an organization ... whose rules were designed really for a talk shop in 1945 and transforming them into a much more field-oriented, service-oriented, action-oriented organization is a complicated process," Dujarric said.
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You can now sit beneath the carefully preserved murals of yore while eating smart, contemporary versions of bucatini and roast chicken with potatoes cooked in pork fat and listen to Bay Area techies talk shop.
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Certain coffee shops along 360 are mainstays for the city's venture capitalists and tech workers, who opt for cozy spots like 360 Uno and Monkey Nest to talk shop, O'Brien wrote on his blog, SEO'Brien.
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Collins calls the Discord server "a campaign office, but online" and a "remote organizing 'space'" for volunteers to talk shop and inspire other young members of the resurgent left to run for political office themselves.
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It's not at all common to find oneself heading to a glamorous Manhattan hotel to talk shop with a couple of heshers made good, but then again, Mastodon is an altogether uncommon kind of metal band.
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A unique feature of the Alta Lodge experience is that students and instructors share meals and a roof, providing plenty of opportunities to talk shop, exchange tips and stories, and make plans for yet more trips.
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" The New York Democrat, known for her Twitter ripostes, responded on Sunday: "The last time you went on this trip it was reported that you also met w/ fringe Austrian neo-Nazi groups to talk shop.
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ISS World, also known informally as "the wiretapper's ball," is a conference held in various cities every year, where government employees and companies that sell surveillance gears to governments meet to talk shop and learn about new products.
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Town hall meetings across France launched two months ago to defuse the unrest helped Macron reconnect with voters, boosting his popularity and lifting the gloom in the Elysee, even if some participants felt the encounters were a pointless talk shop.
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"I'm actually quite open to criticism in our shit, as long as it's constructive; if your goal is to help us fashion a more capable sword to drive into the alt-right, I'd love to talk shop," he told me.
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Humana CEO Bruce Broussard initiated a meeting with Kindred CEO Ben Breier at the 2017 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference to talk shop — even though Aetna was still trying to acquire Humana, and before a federal judge ruled against the Aetna-Humana deal.
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The myth of a kind of frenzied creative productivity is balanced here with slow, cloudy afternoons at the Café de Flore and anecdotes about Beckett and his French friend and would-be translator Alfred Péron, playing lunchtime tennis matches rather than talk shop.
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The coterie of pimps who all meet up at Leon's Diner to eat greasy bacon and talk shop are portrayed as tough, sexist, flamboyant braggarts—but also as unhappy cowards trapped in a system from which they find little respite and no escape.
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When Crews begins to pursue his literary ambitions—after a stint in the Marines and a period working at a ketchup factory in San Francisco while hanging around beatnik bars trying to get Kerouac to talk shop—Geltner's portrait of the author gains steam.
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Instead of shaming people for suggesting lube as a sexual solution, let's skip straight to the main event (get it?) and talk shop about what's the best kind of lube to buy, whether organic lube is worth it, or how weed-infused lube actually works.
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I make a salad to go with the pizza and eat with the guys (our neighbor winds up coming over, too, though he just has a margarita), and then go back into the bedroom to watch Jane the Virgin while the guys talk shop.
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In her interview with de Cadenet, Clinton opened up about her date nights with the former president, saying that while the two politicians try not to "talk shop" during outings to the movies and dinner, they often find themselves discussing world events, such as a new invention or theory.
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Besides getting advice on their legal problems, as a former secretary later recalled to Wayne Barrett in his 1992 book, Trump: The Deals and the Downfall, the visits by the mob titans to their lawyer's office allowed them to talk shop without having to worry about FBI bugs.
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Shannon was at E3 2016, to sign deals and talk shop and plan stuff, like very important people do, and because I was there too, I had the chance to meet up with her, to talk about all things Xbox for ten minutes, in a nice room with a wonderfully plush carpet.
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Still, there's something so ingenuous, so little-brotherish, about the way Ratner positions himself vis-à-vis these older men; something so poignant about his fandom, his excitement at sitting at their table, to smoke and drink and talk shop with them; something so honest about his awareness of his own relative goofiness.
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She will hear it used many ways over the course of her life: in reference to me as used by friends, used as a word of hate directed at me by strangers, and hell, she'll even hear it if she's ever with me while I talk shop in an auto garage (I used to be an auto mechanic before I started doing all this touring stuff, which is detailed in the book too!).
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She used the occasion to talk shop with Chomet about their new live-action feature project.
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Pickwick Can't Talk Medicine, Will Talk Shop. Seattle Weekly, March 6, 2013. The group recruited Sharon Van Etten to sing on Can't Talk Medicine.Q&A; with Pickwick's Galen Disston.
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417 ("tête à tête"), p. 419 ("as much" quote, "give-and-take" quote, "talk shop"). Helms commented that the shah was well disposed to CIA officials.Shawcross, The Shah's Last Ride (1988) p. 367.
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She picked up some acrobatic techniques from her father, who would 'talk shop' and trade skills with circus performers. Later she was able to draw on this rich experience in her choreographic works.Makaryk and Tkacz. (2010).Nijinska (1981), p.
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The organisation is often accused of being a talk shop, perhaps so, but the General Debate serves a purpose to mark where we as a global community and mark guidelines for direction. [It is a] useful point for peer review and general accountability. despite negative, faith in the value of the organisation as world forum is high.
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In graduate school Kosslyn was also fortunate to share an office with Susan Haviland, who was soon to marry Edward E. Smith. Smith loved to "talk shop" and Kosslyn learned an immense amount from him. Kosslyn received a Ph.D. in psychology from Stanford in 1974. On leaving graduate school, Kosslyn first went to the Johns Hopkins University as an assistant professor, specializing in developmental psychology.
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When Jack Elway watched his own son running Neumeier's offense and saw the potential in it, he began to rethink his own offensive schemes, which focused at the time like many of his contemporaries around the triple-option Veer. In 1977, Mike Price, a friend and former colleague of Jack Elway who still coached at Washington State, called the Cal State Northridge head coach to talk shop.
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Yet Helms describes lively conversations with "polite give-and-take" in which the shah never forgot his majesty; these discussions could end with an agreement to disagree. The shah allowed that they by happenstance might meet at a social function and then "talk shop". Usually they met in private offices, the two alone, where it was "tête à tête with no note-takers or advisors."Helms (2003) p.
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" Bosbyshell said, "I like Mr. Kelly better than I do Lowell. When Lowell was here I had him out to the house to a $3,500 dinner, and do what I could, I couldn't get him waked up. He didn't seem to want to talk about anything but literature. Now, when I'm out in society I make it a point never to talk shop, and Lowell's peculiarity mortified me.
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In 1936, Leslie worked with Hortense Mendel to create Gallery 303. It was intended to showcase new American artists and emigres from Europe who were fleeing Nazi Germany. And in 1965, began a lecture series through the gallery, called the Heritage of Graphic Arts. He also set up a graphic arts salon that leaders of the industry including Ladislav Sutnar, Alvin Lustig and Herbert Bayer could discuss design and talk shop.
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During a UN vote against the ethnic cleansing of Rohingya, most member states voted to either abstain or against the condemnation. Only the Muslim-majority countries Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei voted to condemn the cleansing of Rohingya. Some international observers view ASEAN as a "talk shop", stating that the organisation is: "big on words, but small on action". "ASEAN policies have proven to be mostly rhetoric, rather than actual implementation", according to Pokpong Lawansiri, a Bangkok-based independent analyst of ASEAN.
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Elliott was born in 1966 in London, the daughter of Michael Elliott, theatre director and co-founder of the Royal Exchange theatre in Manchester, and actress Rosalind Knight. Her maternal grandfather was the actor Esmond Knight. The family moved to Manchester when she was eight years old and attended St Hilary's School, Alderley Edge, Didsbury Road Junior School in Heaton Moor and later Stockport Grammar School. She has said she "hated" the theatrical professions as a child "and used to ask [her parents] not to talk shop".
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Rhys becomes determined to join the hospital surgical program led by the head of surgery, Martin Chambers (John Wood). When Karl makes a potentially dangerous mistake on a prescription form, Rhys covers for him, but makes it clear he wants something in return. Knowing Karl plays golf with Martin, Rhys asks to join their game so he can try and impress the surgeon. Despite being warned that Martin does not like to talk shop during his golf games, Rhys reveals that he has been following his career and Martin is impressed.
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Aside from First Amendment issues, the Association does not take sides in political controversies. Formed in 1957 by a small group of newspaper cartoonists led by John Stampone of the Army Times, the AAEC was created to promote and stimulate public interest in the editorial page cartoon and to create closer contact among political cartoonists. Each year, the annual AAEC convention is held in a different North American city, allowing cartoonists and other association members—including publishers, writers, historians and collectors—the chance to meet face-to-face, talk shop, and generally kvetch.
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Conference attendance was based on invitation from participants and grew over time as directors around the country developed collegial relationships with each other. Initially membership was primarily drawn from mid-western institutions, but eventually the annual conference became a national affiliation of directors. Following World War II, counseling centers were established in response to the educational and vocational needs of returning veterans. Directors were pioneering the development of organized counseling units and recognized their need to "talk shop" - to exchange information with each other and to develop a practical knowledge base on how to best to serve students.
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As reported by Jerome Myers in his autobiography Artist In Manhattan > Elmer MacRae and I formed the "Pastelist's Society," for the showing of > intimate drawings and pastels. Without our realizing it then, this society > was to have important consequences for the subsequent course of American > art. Some time afterwards in the Madison Gallery, of which Henry Fitch > Taylor was the director, Walt Kuhn, Elmer MacRae and I were exhibiting our > work. As passengers on a ship are thrown together and become friendly, so in > our voyage through a two week exhibition, time was not lacking to talk shop.
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For years, many of Hollywood's top comedians, including Jack Benny, George Burns, George Jessel, Groucho Marx, Danny Kaye, and later Milton Berle and Don Rickles, got together for a regular Friday lunch at Hillcrest, where they would socialize, try new material out on their friends, and talk "shop." Alan King said the Friday lunches at Hillcrest were like a college for comedy. In 1972, the Los Angeles Times referred to the comedians' table at Hillcrest as the "Round Table" in a corner of the main dining room. The members of the Round Table included Al Jolson, Harpo Marx, Eddie Cantor, Lou Holtz and Irving Brecher.
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Her name and character traits seem to be a play on Ruri Hoshino from Martian Successor Nadesico, and she makes a reference to this in one instance by saying something similar to Hoshino's favorite phrase. ; Sammy : The chief engineer in charge of Dancouga Nova, she has a flirty, playful personality and tells the team before each mission to look out for her "baby". Later, it is revealed that she often has brief, unfulfilling relationships, and focuses on Dancouga as it, unlike a man, can't hurt her feelings. When Sakuya asked her for a private conversation shortly afterwards, she seemed surprised and interested - until it turned out that he only wanted to talk shop, annoying her greatly.
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The IOSCO July 1986 Paris Annual Conference was the first to take place outside of the American continents and on that occasion a decision was made to create a permanent General Secretariat for the Organization. One remnant of its early inter-American roots is that IOSCO's "official" languages are English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. In 1998 IOSCO started work on a number of important policies that led to broader set of guidelines. However it was the September 11, 2001 attacks as well as a series of large global financial scandals that started with Enron and including Worldcom, Parmalat, and Vivendi that brought urgency to this work and heralded IOSCO's evolution from an international "talk shop", where little of substance was accomplished, to a serious international organization with a real impact on the securities regulation.
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KSM launched his acting career with a variety of Off-Broadway and Public Theatre roles. He was also featured in the popular American crime series Law & Order and on the drama series Medal of Honor Rag (by the Tony Award winning director Lloyd Richards.) KSM became the first African to stage an original Off-Broadway play when he produced Thoughts of a Confused Black Man, an immensely popular one-man show that raised compelling questions about race in the United States. In 1997, inspired by his American career, he returned to Ghana to make his mark as a proud nationalist and edu-tainer. Shortly after arriving back in the country, KSM became a prominent radio talk show host; his pioneering work with Talk Shop introduced Ghana to broadcasting’s potential for generating controversy and dialogue.
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In 1974 the squadron began to receive P-2J aircraft. In 1984 they started to be replaced by Lockheed P-3C Orion aircraft, with the P-2Js being retired in January 1985. The squadron has taken part in the Hawaii-based international RIMPAC exercises. On March 16, 2008 it merged with Air Patrol Squadron 6, which had also been based at Atsugi. In April 2014 two P-3Cs from Atsugi deployed to RAAF Base Pearce near Perth in Western Australia to participate in the international search for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to replace two P-3Cs from Air Patrol Squadron 5 that had deployed in March.One of two Japanese Government P-3 aircraft arrives at RAAF base Pearce near Perth March 23, 2014 European Pressphoto Agency Retrieved September 29, 2017Japan's assistance in search of Malaysia Airlines MH370 (9 April) Maritime SDF P3C (replacement aircraft) depart for Australia Embassy of Japan in Malaysia Retrieved September 29, 2017Missing MH370: Japanese planes join search March 23, 2014 The Star Retrieved September 29, 2017Australia, Japan talk shop on arms tech April 28, 2014 Japan Times Retrieved September 29, 2017Japanese P-3C Orion aircraft arrive at RAAF Base Pearce Retrieved September 26, 2017 From March 2015 the squadron started to re-equip with Kawasaki P-1 patrol aircraft.
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