At my prior fund, my DFJ Frontier co-founder David Cremin coined the term "Darth Venture" in the early 2000s in one of his all-too-frequent clever moments, so I suppose we bear some responsibility for propagating the rhetoric that VCs are like the Sith, the champions of the Dark Side.
My unsentimental frontier view of nuisance animals, formed by foxes and coyotes that decimated sheep herds, does not apply in Westchester.
Therefore, after reading the paper, in my opinion, Frontiers ought to have supported their authors just as their home institution (UWA) is supporting them as their employees".
Auden wrote in his poem "Prologue: The Birth of Architecture," "Some thirty inches from my nose / The frontier of my person goes".
He is now believed to be held, "alive and relatively well, by the militant Haqqani network across the border in the tribal area of Pakistan's northwest frontier," my colleague Elisabeth Bumiller recently wrote in a story from Mr. Bergdahl's hometown of Hailey, Idaho.
When I began writing Final Frontier, my recent book on spaceflight past, present and future, I had a clear picture of the financial and practical realities.
To a new frontier, with my beloved treasures strapped to my weathered back".
I've always felt the need to exert control over my devices, and I am frustrated at every point along the frontier where my privileges as a user end.
I accepted the offer, but when they asked me at the frontier what my name was, I said, 'Wait a moment,' took out the passport from my pocket, and had a great deal of trouble trying to find out who I was.
In "Advertisements," he wrote, "There was a frontier for my generation of novelists.
