When I was 16 or 17, I saw another student at my school was putting up posters for a talk he had organized from a pro-Palestinian group.
Passengers could take one of several tours the railroad had organized, from a shuttle bus into town to a helicopter ride.
They can also drag and drop the nodes under a certain topic and, at the same time, add new learning resources they have organized from the resource map.
To pull a list of cafés, Siri would tap into data it had organized from over 40 web services that operated like remote, diffuse lobes of its brain.
A manufacturing company in the aerospace industry, for example, has organized managers from across the organization into standing cohorts that meet monthly to discuss common issues and identify creative solutions to problems their teams face.
The London gallery Rossi & Rossi has organized "Style From the Steppes: Silk Costumes and Textiles From the Liao and Yuan Periods, 10th to 13th Century," which opens on Monday and runs through March 30 at the Barbara Mathes Gallery, 41 East 57th Street.
Anonymous is an online community that has organized everything from creating armies of suspicious avatars in children's games to organizing real world protests against Scientology to shutting down Paypal.
NICOLA ZANGHI, a chef from Long Island, has organized top chefs from the region, including Guy Reuge, Tom Schaudel and Judy Racz, along with local breweries and wineries, for a fund-raising dinner on Saturday starting at 6 p.m. at Hempstead House at Sands Point Preserve.
For years, Symphony Space has organized a reading from Joyce's novel.
