If he oontinues to struggle though... @Paolo_Bandini November 3, 2013 Noteworthy that this conversation seems to have gained legs in the days after the World Series finished... 7.04pm GMT Field goal!
One of the certificate's most noteworthy contributions to the conversation on civic engagement at Duke are two new courses that have been developed for the certificate program: a gateway, entitled Engaged Citizenship and Social Change to be taught by Eric Mlyn, and a capstone course on Lives of Civic Engagement to be taught by David Malone.
Sleep problems, daytime grogginess, fatigue, a desperate need to nap — all are noteworthy, and suitable topics of conversation with your doctor.
And though the company says they have no plans to extend the sandwich to other locations, as The Atlantic points out, it is noteworthy to see how much conversation it is creating.
Three conversations are especially noteworthy, all of which demonstrate Vogel's philosophical precision and originality: his environmentalism without nature and naturalness (chapters 1 and 4); his dissection and reformulation of the concept of [End Page 165] a "socially constructed" nature (chapter 2); and his incisive critique of new materialisms (chapter 6).
The emails are noteworthy for the everyday tone of conversation, and lack of any plea for Brayley to think again.
Battelle's conversation with Jerry Yang was noteworthy for Yang's physical gestures – crouched forward in his seat with barely a glance of eye contact as he defended his tenure and ducked any sense of his posture regarding the future.
Founded in late 2006, Twitter provides a communication tool that lets users post 140-character-or-fewer updates on their current activities or thoughts, noteworthy links on the Web, or public conversations.
The conversation went like this: "Remember anything particularly noteworthy about him?" "Not really.
Over the weekend, I had an e-mail conversation with Admati about the conference, which has another noteworthy feature: all of the presenters and moderators are going to be women.
To do that, she chose figures both celebrated and lesser known, and objects both nostalgic (a cheerleader's megaphone, circa 1940) and noteworthy (a draft of the script of the 1974 film "The Conversation" by Francis Ford Coppola, another alumnus).
