What makes the run interesting is meeting runners of varying abilities and connecting to discuss topics such as pacing, hydration, nutrition, cadence, shoes, stretches, barefoot running and injuries, says participant Viv Menon.
Can we connect to discuss opportunities?" Thanks to that one message, Rogers is now teaching several courses in English, including one on business studies, in Hanoi, Vietnam.
The site uses the Twilio API, which gives both the vendor owner and meetup organizer a virtual number that they can use to connect to discuss the details of the group's meeting space needs.
Practically, this means expanding opportunities for the global community to connect to discuss important foreign policy issues (including the challenges facing women globally), gain the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in international careers, form lasting partnerships, and contribute to women's leadership through local and global community impact efforts.
Recently, a few of us connected to discuss our craft and the state of gay literature today.
In Australia, a Health Network model is used to develop MoCs where cross-discipline stakeholders (including consumers and carers) are connected to discuss, debate and recommend consumer-centred strategies to address health issues [ 20].
"On 15 March, she attended meetings in Brisbane with two organisations – the Micah Projects and DV Connect – to discuss domestic violence policy consistent best-practice national standards for women's shelters.
Then over the summer, he found out about Meetup.com, an Internet company based in New York that wants to make a business out of connecting people to discuss topics from politics to potty training.
Do you have time to connect today to discuss this opportunity in more detail?
Launched last July as "a social network for connecting with others to discuss polarizing topics such as politics, religion and social issues," Roust releases their first iOS app today to give members of their network another way to connect and discuss topics.
Launched last July as "a social network for connecting with others to discuss polarizing topics such as politics, religion and social issues," Roust releases their first iOS app today to give members of their network another way to connect and discuss topics.
