They are not paid, unless you count the free bus and train tickets provided for their sojourns.
Blue Abyss dubs itself the "world's first commercial space and deep-sea research and training center," and as its name suggests, the actual central aquatic abyss will be used to test underwater equipment and do research about diving and deep-sea exploration, as well as prepare the next generation of commercial space travelers and tourists for their sojourns.
Of course, they may have been destined for higher things regardless of their sojourn in academia, but most who took our survey believe that their EMBAs played a part in their rise.
For their Peloponnesian sojourn, they were joined by Hank (Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick), Jesse's son from the stateside marriage that conclusively ended when he missed the plane home from Paris in "Before Sunset".
When my mother came to Washington DC in the early 1980s, she had three things on her mind: her new job at the World Bank, the one-year-old baby girl she gave birth to just before earning her PhD, and me – as yet unborn but already demanding a larger living space than she and my father had originally intended for their "temporary" sojourn in America.
Though the U.S. has no minimum for vacation days and Europeans are notorious for their extended sojourns, workers across the pond are more productive per hour.
Celebrities first drawn to the city for work often extend their sojourns for play, lured by the city's laissez-faire attitude and robust cultural offerings, from top gastronomy to a rich music scene.
LAST Friday morning President Obama and his daughters stopped by a Martha's Vineyard bookstore to load up on novels for their ten-day summer sojourn.
Next place to sojourn was Kiamie wines for their 2009 Cuvee (velvety Syrah with a dash of Malbec and Zinfandel) among other lovely pours to accompany tri-tip with live guitar accompaniment.
Their mean sojourn time for older women (3.09 years) is still comparable with our estimated sojourn time for women aged 50 59 years (3.04 years).
