irina: definitely.ne of the things that is not really talked about and you mentioned it earlier but there is more than 1.5 million job openings than there are people that take the jobs. we work with clients and the successful ones is -- are the ones that are leveraging their internal candidates. call that the silver stars. we have the ability to leverage ai and tell you where they are now two years later and what their skill set is today. looking at all channels on where you can acquire a candidate. new butys going to get how do you leverage your l.isting poo are you using ai to make sure your platform is using all of the data you have to further your business? irina: on the candidate side, i mentioned resumes are the major obstacles for candidates to apply and we have created a three-step mobile resume builder. you can type in your job title youit pre-populates what should have. it really makes it easy to create the resume on your mobile device. and on the employer side, we have done the same thing in

irina: yes, definitely. of the things that's not really talked about, and you mentioned it earlier, but there's more than 1.5 million job openings than there are people that take the jobs. we work with clients and the successful ones are the ones that are leveraging their internal candidates. we call that the silver stars. the candidates you almost give a job to but just want the right fit at the time. we have the ability to leverage ai and tell you where they are now two years later and what their skill set is today. looking at all channels on where you can acquire a candidate. not always going to get new but how do you leverage your existing profile, whether across the board. taylor: you mentioned ai a few times. how is career builder using ai to make sure your platform is has toll the data it further your business? irina: on the candidate side, i mentioned the resumes are the major obstacles for candidates to apply. we've created a three-step mobile resume builder. you can type in your job title and it ac

alan: me puse un poco nervioso irina baeva. no se conoce la otra cara de la meda y nadie sabe lo q sucede mÁs que los involucrados pero la gente juzga con gran facilidad y le pone etiquetas a otro ser humano creo que tuvo mucha valentÍa y objetividad en hacerlo. la problemÁtica del ciberbullying porque las redes son un arma de doble filo. y la gente cobarde se escudan un celular y escribe lo que no te imaginas y la gente no tiene esa conciencia de lo que afecta y en definitiva quÉ les importa. el gran resentimiento que ellos mismos estÁn viviendo. porque lo que hablas, dices y escribes es un reflejo de lo que tÚ tienes. ese esel objetivo de la Ática de irina, rlexionar sobre las etiquetas y ciberbullying hay muchos casos deersonas que se lo toman a pecho y generan y tienen consecuencias muy grandes mientras la gente escribe y se va dormir pero veneno se tirÓ y no se vale. alan: tienen ganas de hablar. [ risas] alan: irina estaba toda prendida y gabriel no. se estÁn defendiendo, hacen bien, estÁn enamorados y se vale. karla: de

when they arrived, irina immediately sat down on the carpet and began playing with my children while my stepfather and vitaly talked russian history and literature. when we went around the table to describe what we were most thankful for, vitaly said, quote: peace between our two countries. whatever happens, we must preserve that. it was no fun before, end quote. i liked and respected vitaly, but i also spent most of my time at the united nations in pitched public battle with him. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for that. i have two thoughts in my head, one serious, one not. where do you want to go? >> not. [laughter] >> okay. when somebody says to me 550-page political autobiography, i don't think funny. this is a funny book. why was it important to you -- i'm assuming that it was -- so imbue this with your sense of humor? >> well, i think it -- i've never been asked that question before. [laughter] i was trying to offer a recounting of these various stages of my life and my career in a manner that was as true to life as possible, and growing up in an irish family where you can't

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seminar book talk and conversation it is a great pleasure to welcome back authors andrei soldatov and irina borogan the talks about russia's exile to be to distinguish investigative journalist and authors of the red web of the governance of the internet and also of the new nobility with russian security services. so this is the third part of the trilogy and we are so excited that you are here with us today. we are filming this so go to the audience will ask you to identify your self and it is on the record in terms of a discussion. in terms of format we will start with general questions i will ask of our core authors and one - - co-authors and there are copies of the book that they will happily sign for you after the event. welcome back, welcome to york but tell us about what motivated you to write this book at this particular point in time spin i thank you very much. have to say you contributed a lot. but not with russian exile. so with the research in new york thank you very much so i was very surprised to write a new book on immigration. because from our family dozens of cousins, nobody

seminar book talk and conversation it is a great pleasure to welcome back authors andrei soldatov and irina borogan the talks about russia's exile to be to distinguish investigative journalist

.] >> i am irina. i am a proud product as a junior counselor and staff for the last three years.s a new student to the u.s. in 1997, i experienced first hand the importance of cultural programs that is provided to our youth. with the school community growing and diversifying we see the need for having this as a choice for the multi cultural families, not just filipino families. it helped me grow as artist, arts administrator and educator. i teach to the youth for the past three years. because of those who raised me we ask you support or need for monday to friday to 6:00 p.m. a pathway program to foster a safe space for all youth. (applause). >> good evening. i am jamie. thank you for your time and patience through this process. i stand before you as a filipino community member, and i also stand before you as a person concerned about what is happening to the program. you grew up in a mult multi-cull home. i had the opportunity to go to law school and practice law in san francisco. here today i am really here to urge the board to support the children and parents to find financial s

when they arrived, irina immediately sat down on the carpet and began playing with my children while my stepfather and vitaly talked russian history and literature. when we went around the table to describe what we were most thankful for, vitaly said, quote: peace between our two countries. whatever happens, we must preserve that. it was no fun before, end quote. i liked and respected vitaly, but i also spent most of my time at the united nations in pitched public battle with him. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for that. i have two thoughts in my head, one serious, one not. where do you want to go? >> not. [laughter] >> okay. when somebody says to me 550-page political autobiography, i don't think funny. this is a funny book. why was it important to you -- i'm assuming that it was -- so imbue this with your sense of humor? >> well, i think it -- i've never been asked that question before. [laughter] i was trying to offer a recounting of these various stages of my life and my career in a manner that was as true to life as possible, and growing up in an irish family where you can't

napa grower leonardo irina who walks away with a $15,000 prize. >> the great pumpkin weigh-off kicksa week of action at the half moon bay pumpkin art and festival. anser hassan was there for all the excitement. >> they're here to compete for the world record, world's biggest pumpkin. >> back in 2014, we won here. we were the first pumpkin to break a thousand pounds. >> john from napa says he grew five pumpkins for this world championship pumpkin weigh-off. but because of the cooler temperatures only two survived. he said getting pumpkins to grow into the gargan want gourds is about finding the right seeds and feeding these beasts. >> i watered it twice a day. and then i fed it like every two days, every three days through drip tubes. >> whoa, 701. >> for the crowds, it's all about tipping the scale, hoping someone here sets a world record. but for a select few, they have more specialized tastes. >> i like green ones. >> you like the green ones? i think they have to be orange to compete. >> oh, yeah. but i still like the color of them. >> cindy won in 2016. she says massive pumpkins a

. ♪ ♪ >> tonight on booktv you'll hear from russian investigative journalist andre and irina who recountass immigration of russians during the late 19th century. economist robert schuller. republican senator rand paul of kentucky argues there is a new threat of socialist ideology on the rise in america. the american scholar editor robert wilson profiles the 19th century showman p.t. barnum. and international politics professor allison steiner provides a history of american whistleblowers going back as early as the revolutionary war. that's all tonight. check your program guide for more information. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. in marlon bundo's best christmas ever, second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte offer a look at the holidays in washington, d.c. through the eyes of their pet rabbit. in the truth will set you free but first it will piss you off, author gloria steinem provides a collection of memorable quotes from throughout her life and career. historian andrew roberts examines the military tactics of nine leaders from napoleon bonaparte to d

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