Breitbart provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos tries to give a talk at UC Berkeley.
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They asked me to give a talk about the hate-crime book.
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We're put in situations like I've got to give a talk tonight.
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In 1967 a very prominent astronomer visited Dallas to give a talk.
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Konwiser was scheduled to give a talk to zoo visitors at 2 p.m.
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Rapper, actor, and Academy Award winner Common is scheduled to give a talk.
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Mahdavi was in town to give a talk at the Stockholm Furniture Fair.
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I went to Berlin to give a talk, and I was really inexperienced and naïve.
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And when the literary lion Erskine visits Oxford to give a talk, she corrals him.
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Usually, when I give a talk in Europe, the sustainability message is number one for everybody.
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In 2000, NYPD Officer Rita Mullaney saw Freedman give a talk at the National Arts Club.
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While preparing to give a talk to surgeons, Dr. McCully created electron micrographs of damaged cells.
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Larry Fink will also give a talk at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week.
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I doubt that any other Gulf country would invite me to give a talk on any subject.
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He visited New York City recently to give a talk at the "Discovery of King Tut" exhibition.
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I got Jeff Koons to give a talk on how the Renaissance, particularly bronzes, influenced his art.
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Bigelow is about to give a talk to solar-cooking fans in an S.C.I. board member's home.
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Zohre told Humar she had been asked to give a talk at one of these educational facilities.
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Fed governor Lael Brainard was suddenly scheduled late last week to give a talk in Chicago on Monday.
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Then he saw Barton give a talk on hunting for microbes in secluded caves untouched by human civilization.
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Arriving to give a talk recently, the journalist was asked by his host when he grew the beard.
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I got Ed Ruscha to come and give a talk about how the Renaissance had influenced his drawings.
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Originally, he planned to give a talk at Boca Chica on August 24th, following the 500-foot flight.
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They had come to hear Connolly, a known enthusiast of O'Brien's fiction, give a talk about her work.
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On a sunny evening in downtown Chicago, I watch Slutkin give a talk to an audience of young professionals.
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Last night, Milo Yiannopoulos, the alt-right's troll baby, was scheduled to give a talk on U.C. Berkley's campus.
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"You can't believe what I was like if I had to give a talk," he recalls in the biography.
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Invariably when I give a talk at a university, someone will lament that more journalists don't cover humanitarian stories.
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He showed up to Liverpool University on Friday to give a talk on LGBTQ rights, as The Tab reports.
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They've even recruited poet Eileen Myles to give a talk (appropriate titled, "What a poet might be doing here")!
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Back in 2012, Huh went to Seoul National University to give a talk on his recent proof of Read's conjecture.
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On the opening day, the musician and visual artist Brian Eno will give a talk called "Why We Play." sonar.
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The Starbucks employee's manager recently took it upon herself to give a talk on safety following last weekend's deadly shootings.
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A few weeks ago, Guardiola traveled to Liverpool — hostile territory, in theory — to give a talk to the city's university.
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Komlo had previously seen Appelbaum give a talk about privacy, which inspired her to become more involved with the security community.
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Once, while preparing to give a talk about workplace violence in emergency medicine, she took an informal poll of her colleagues.
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"The tension on campus when I would walk into a room to give a talk was so intense," she told VICE.
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On Thursday, Clemson University professor Thomas Hazlett will give a talk on wireless spectrum policy at the Heritage Foundation at noon.
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Other weekends, she'd jump on a plane to give a talk, returning in time for her Monday morning 5 a.m. start.
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Soon after he posted his proof of Read's conjecture, the University of Michigan invited Huh to give a talk on his result.
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This being well received, Rubin curator Beth Citron invited P-Orridge to give a talk at the museum's Artists on Art series.
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He was even invited to give a talk about his research in front of the Institute of Transportation Engineers in Anaheim, California.
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M.I.A. was invited by the society to give a talk, but chose to just take questions instead (but only "if they're good," naturally).
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Mr. Gertz told him that Mr. Guo was scheduled to give a talk in Washington at the Hudson Institute, a conservative think tank.
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In 2013, he was invited to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to give a talk about how games like Plague Inc.
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Epstein filed this information away until he was asked by the Pat Tillman Foundation to give a talk to a group of military veterans.
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With the exception of Monica Lewinsky — who was to give a talk titled "The Price of Shame" — every single keynote speaker was a man.
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He Jiankui announced his findings two days before the Human Genome Editing Summit in Hong Kong, where he was slated to give a talk.
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Todd McFarlane at New York Comic Con Mr. McFarlane will give a talk about the road to Spawn No. 301 at 5:45 p.m.
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Sa'ed Atshan had been slated to give a talk titled "On Being Queer and Palestinian in East-Jerusalem" for the museum's exhibition Welcome to Jerusalem.
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Heartless said she believes she experienced a shadowban in February right before she was supposed to give a talk at a feminist organization in Vancouver.
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Then, when they were ready to give a talk, they would mentally walk through their palace and pick up what they needed along the way.
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When I was in Tokyo last week to give a talk, the first two ATM machines I tried refused to cooperate with my American debit cards.
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Riaz used his TED connections to visit Tokyo and give a talk about his love for animation, then lucked into a rare tour of Studio Ghibli.
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James Martin, an American Jesuit priest, to give a talk at the official meeting about how parishes can better accept and reach out to gay Catholics.
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The president's daughter and failed businesswoman was at the annual technology convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, today to give a talk on the future of work.
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The letter comes a day before Wyden is scheduled to give a talk at the annual Def Con hacking conference entitled Can You Track Me Now?
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Last month, I heard Jill Lepore give a talk about These Truths, her single-volume history of America from the 15th century through the 2016 presidential election.
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This happened to a few years ago when I was invited by conservative students at the University of Arizona to give a talk about the Second Amendment.
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In 2013, Dr. Shimomura went to Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, the birthplace of the atomic bomb, to give a talk about green fluorescent protein.
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In 2013, the Centers for Disease Control invited Ndemic Creations founder James Vaughan to give a talk about how games like his can help inform the public.
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He flew Kearns out to give a talk at UCSF, and was so impressed that he offered her a fellowship by voicemail before she landed back in Denver.
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" Upstairs, a Lebanese game developer named Dina Abou Karam, 29, was about to give a talk called "Please Stop Making Me Kill Myself: On Arab Representation in Games.
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One of the few breaks came on a late afternoon, when he agreed to give a talk at a bar called the Winehouse Lounge, in an affluent neighborhood.
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On March 8, art conservator Thea van Oosten will give a talk at the Institute of Fine Arts on the obstacles in preserving plastic art and design objects.
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When I started here as scientist in residence, they asked me to give a talk, but I thought it would be much more fun to listen to a conversation.
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Photo: GettyThis week, at the prominent hacking conference Chaos Communication Congress, Iranian-Canadian internet researcher Mahsa Alimardani was scheduled to give a talk on censorship and surveillance in Iran.
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Timpf, cohost of Fox News Specialists, was at an event for Ben Kissel's campaign for Brooklyn borough president and was scheduled to give a talk on criminal justice reform.
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I had been invited to Lexington by Stuart Horodner, the director of the University of Kentucky Art Museum, whom I have known for many years, to give a talk.
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TRINE has attracted attention from the likes of the WWF Climate Solver and COP 20153, in Marrakech in November, where they were invited to give a talk about the venture.
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Not long after, while texting with her, he asked if she would like their first date to be in the Canary Islands, where he was scheduled to give a talk.
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"She was a gifted speaker, meditation leader, teacher and transformation coach," said Nancy Coune, an administrator at Lake Harriet Spiritual Community, where Ruszczyk was supposed to give a talk Tuesday.
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So when I heard Streisand was coming to the Tribeca Film Festival to give a talk with director Robert Rodriguez, I knew my grandma needed to be in the audience.
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But every year I hear someone from Microsoft give a talk, saying that they're just a few days away from an important announcement, that they've demonstrated these non-Abelian anyons.
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I'd met his mom the week before when she came by the Star Tribune of Minneapolis, where I work, to give a talk to journalists about covering the trans community.
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The two men -- both head coaches of sorts -- had been scheduled to meet before the game against Georgia because Roberts was in town to give a talk to the law school.
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The negative feeling sticks with you, and every time you have to give a talk, you're faced with a crippling sense of anxious dread, triggered by the thought of repeat failure.
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Mr. Leung returned to the public eye this summer, when he criticized the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club for inviting the head of a pro-independence party to give a talk.
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The trailer begins in Moordale Secondary School, which is in the throws of a chlamydia outbreak, with Otis&apos mother Jean being introduced during assembly to give a talk about sex.
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Mr. Biden has continued to pursue commercial activities while he is in the final stage of making a 2020 decision; he is scheduled to give a talk in Grand Prairie, Tex.
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The actor, 29, spent 24 hours in an Oxford elevator after the student union asked him to give a talk to the esteemed university on Saturday, according to The New York Times.
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In April, Charlie Kirk, the executive director of the national conservative student group Turning Point U.S.A. and a friend of Donald Trump, Jr., announced that he would give a talk at Berkeley.
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She had driven down for just a few hours to give a talk before heading home to Wilmington, Delaware, where just the week before, she had announced her candidacy for state Senate.
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During the same trip, Zuckerberg did two other crucial things: He stopped at Georgetown University to give a talk on political speech, and he had a private, undisclosed dinner with President Trump.
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Similarly, the CNP focused early on international affairs, presenting Oliver North with a special award "for national defense" and inviting far-right Salvadoran death squad leader Roberto D'Aubuisson to give a talk.
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Mr. LaBeouf said that he would still give a talk, but that he would also be on display inside the elevator for the 12 hours before and after it (aside from bathroom breaks).
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That's the most common question I get whenever I give a talk about AI. The questioners are earnest; their worry stems in part from some experts who are asking themselves the same thing.
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"I was asked in advance to give a talk on issues concerning diversity and the college experience, one that expanded on the themes of my novel," Capó Crucet said in a statement Friday.
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" Mr. Ma, 65, who is currently based in London, was scheduled to speak at a panel discussion on Hong Kong literature as well as give a talk about his new novel, "China Dream.
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But Lakshmi Vishwanathan, a scholar and performer of classical Indian dance—she will give a talk before Kalamandalam's Friday show—cautioned me not to pay attention, in Kathakali, just to what is big.
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Half of the subjects were then informed they'd need to give a talk on their object to an art expert; the other half were told only to look and think about their item.
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Before I left Mozambique — to give a talk on its Portuguese-language literature — one of my daughters had tormented me for days on end about the mortal dangers that awaited me in São Paulo.
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" FCC controversy Shortly after the proposal to ban Chan's party was announced, the FCC invited him to give a talk titled "Hong Kong Nationalism: A Politically Incorrect Guide to Hong Kong under Chinese Rule.
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Over the weekend, one infamous biohacker, Rich Lee, would give a talk on his own sci-fi attempts to engineer his muscles by injecting them with a myostatin knockout gene in order to promote muscle growth.
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While Archbishop Welby claims to have fallen out of touch with Iwerne members during his years abroad, an Iwerne event program shows that he came back to give a talk at the trust's library in 1979.
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He is taking his career slowly, recently refusing an invitation to give a talk at the inaugural STEP Istanbul event — a downtown art exhibition, neighborhood tour, speaker's series and workshop program co-organized by Contemporary Istanbul.
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On Wednesday, Thea van Oosten, a Judith Praska Distinguished Visiting Professor in Conservation at New York University's Institute of Fine Arts, will give a talk on the obstacles in conserving plastic art objects in museum collections.
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Whenever I am invited to give a talk or reading in a different city, I try to see what might be in the local galleries or museums, and this has often led me to write a review.
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At the USENIX Enigma security conference in Burlingame, California, on Monday, former Federal Trade Commission chief technologist Ashkan Soltani plans to give a talk centered on an overdue reckoning for move-fast-and-break-things tech firms.
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The founder and CEO of SpaceX is scheduled to give a talk today at 2:30 PM EST entitled "Making Humans a Multiplanetary Species" from a big astronomy event, the 67th International Astronautical Congress, in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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The Turkish Foreign Minister was banned from entering the country and Turkey's family affairs minister deported, according to Turkish media, after being told she was not welcome to give a talk at the Turkish Consulate-General in Rotterdam.
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Melody Kush, a camgirl who has been in the industry for over a decade, experienced a permanent Twitter suspension in May 2017 just before she was supposed to give a talk about social media at an industry convention.
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When we have to give a talk to a group of people, we feel anxious and experience the bodily fear responses that do not make sense now: The system is not meant to function in this safe context.
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The student union had invited Mr. LaBeouf to give a talk on Saturday at the university in England, and the performance piece, branded with the hashtag #Elevate and broadcast online via a YouTube live stream, was part of his response.
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When I met Erica Lall for the first time, in 2012, I was returning home to give a talk at my old school in Torrance, California, and she was a student at the American Ballet Theatre summer intensive in Southern California.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia turned away a prominent French researcher at its border and sent her back to France two days before she was due to give a talk in Moscow comparing protest sentiment in Russia and France, she said on Thursday.
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According to a heavily redacted report released in July 2018, Page and Diveykin met in Moscow in 2016, while Page was visiting to give a talk at an economic forum, and discussed creating a dossier of "kompromat" on Hillary Clinton.
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I used to give a talk at big data conferences about what I call "migratory data," the hidden data you carry with you all the time, the slowly growing data sets on your movements, contacts and social interactions, generated by your phone.
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On the train into the city he had told me that a GOP operative who had been close to Governor George Wallace had invited him to give a talk at the Capitol Hill Club, a storied and influential club for leading Republicans.
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He is scheduled to give a talk about the state of the economy at the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday, and last week, he hosted a ceremony at the White House to show off Republicans' historic record of confirming conservative judges.
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At the second installation of his biohacker conference this summer, Zayner invited Stanford biosecurity expert Megan Palmer to give a talk on biohacking safely and scheduled a discussion between a prominent biohacker named David Ishee and Stanford bioethicist Hank Greely (disclosure: I moderated that discussion).
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I didn't know reading 75 books in a year would help me write two of my own, start a side business, become a better person, and give a talk in front of 1,000 people, but learning indirectly helped me do all of the above.
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But when she was invited to London to give a talk about her work, the UK authorities confiscated her passport on behalf of the Syrian regime – leading to claims the Assad government may be censoring its critics even as they operate in foreign countries.
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When I give a talk about my work I often begin by telling the audience to keep in mind that when I am painting, it is just me and my dog alone in a room — and he thinks all my ideas are good ones.
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Carine Clement, an expert on social movements who lived in Russia for more than 20 years and has a Russian daughter, was due on Friday to give a talk about the "yellow vests" protesters that have rocked France, but was not allowed into Russia.
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Some visitors to the Kennedy School are invited for just a few hours to give a talk in the School's Forum or in one of our lecture halls or seminar rooms; other visitors stay for a full day, a few days, a semester, or longer.
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The exhibition comes several months after Heap of Birds visited Minneapolis to give a talk at the Walker Art Center, which at that moment was embroiled in controversy over Sam Durant's 2012 "Scaffold" sculpture, as well as the touring Jimmie Durham retrospective, recently opened at the museum.
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If we are on campus is of course, if we are going to give a talk anywhere of course but this was unusual because we weren&apost at a Trump rally, we weren&apost on a campus, we were simply having coffee in a coffee shop.
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He had been invited to give a talk during Bergman Week, an annual festival at which fans attend lectures and screenings and go on "Bergman Safaris," driving on one-lane roads to the pebbly coasts and placid cabins where many of the Swedish director's films were made.
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Over the rest of her summer, Justice Ginsburg will discuss the legacy of Justice Antonin Scalia—her late friend and jurisprudential enemy—at the Aspen Institute in Colorado; speak about one of her great extra-judicial loves—opera—in Santa Fe, New Mexico; and give a talk in Chicago.
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Sometimes they invited him back to give a talk and he thought about refusing, but in the end he did it anyway, because if he could, in his thirty-minute talk, impart any advice on how one manipulates the substance of film he felt that it was his duty.
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"While Jamie Dimon was making those comments, I was an invited speaker at JP Morgan's offices in San Francisco to give a talk with other fund managers and clients of JP Morgan who are really curious about cryptocurrencies and the underlying blockchain technology," says Stephens, speaking with Fortune's Term Sheet newsletter.
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He was in New York at the invitation of the Ethics Center of Australia, at a cocktail party at the Library Hotel; the next morning he would give a talk on his views of President Trump, and how his actions may wind up intersecting with those of his old boss.
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That&aposs why, in 2013, James Vaughan, founder of Ndemic Creations, was invited to give a talk at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), where the game was lauded for using "a non-traditional route to raise public awareness on epidemiology, disease transmission, and diseases/pandemic information."
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Curators Zanna Gilbert (Getty Research Institute) and John Tain (Asia Art Archive) will speak about the history of artists' use of xerography, SFMoMA Librarian David Senior will give a talk on the connections between publishing and performance art, and Rakish Light will co-present a reading by painter Gailyn Saroyan & poet Aram Saroyan.
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At Google's campus in Mountain View, California (called the "Googleplex"), employees can eat vegan sushi, get a haircut, join an affinity group with other employees, go bowling, and hear a world leader give a talk, all in the course of a normal day, if they can spare the time away from their desk.
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On November 20, Gonzalez will give a talk at the museum about her research, which is part of a series of features accompanying Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting that delve into obscure aspects of the art, like the source of Vermeer's canvases, or the importance of music in upper-class Dutch life.
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"Charlottesville kind of made itself a target by deciding they wanted to remove this statue, and by stringing the whole thing out," said Douglas Laycock, a University of Virginia law professor who is planning to give a talk on free speech Saturday as part of a "day of reflective conversation" organized by the university.
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TAL general manager Loraine van Eeden told the inquiry the company paid the investigator A$20,000 ($14,360) to surveil the woman for two and a half weeks, morning to night, including visiting her house and watching her hike, swim, hold hands with her partner, give a talk at a library and eat at her local pizza shop.
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It was Mr. Fazio who invited Noah Wilson-Rich, a behavioral ecologist, chief scientific officer at Best Bees (a company that installs and manages beehives across the country) and veteran of the TED X circuit, to give a talk on urban beekeeping for the would-be residents of Waterline Square, a condominium complex near Lincoln Center expected to open later this year.
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At this point in my life, I can't claim to be doing cutting-edge research (hey, even Paul Samuelson was writing mostly survey papers and history of thought by the time he was in his 22s); but I'm still asked to give a talk on research issues that I find interesting, hopefully with some relationship to the general theme of the workshop.
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And on the evening of Thursday, March 1 (at 6 pm), the CEO of art insurer AXA Art Americas Corporation (the fair's lead sponsor), Christiane Fischer, will give a talk answering a question many of us have pondered after almost backing into a ceramic sculpture in a crowded art fair booth: what happens to damaged art that's deemed a "total loss"?
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Inside the Palais des Festivals, home to the main conference, delegates could watch John Legend perform in a session hosted by Procter & Gamble (Legend has starred in ads for Pampers), hear Apple's chief marketing officer (CMO) Tor Myhren give a talk called "Simple is Hard" or learn about video-sharing platform TikTok, the U.S.'s third most-downloaded app in the first-quarter of the year.
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Recently, while I was in Chicago to meet with some MFA students at the University of Chicago and give a talk about Robert Grosvenor at The Renaissance Society, I put aside enough time to get together with Dan, partly to see what he had up in his gallery, but also to see if I could get him to show me some of his own work, which he had not done in all the time that I have known him.
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