So we have the insistent, tiresome bore, General Bonsor (Lee Moore); the unmannerly Mrs. Horrocks (Michele Tauber), a woman whose girth and self-esteem are both overinflated; the stiff-spined spinsterish German teacher, Miss Triggs Alice Whitee); the desperately shy and jittery Mr. Firket (Christopher Franciosa and Hugh Verreker Karl Kenzlerler), a roguish fellow known to be down on his luck.
Curiously, 0.1 g* hypogravity can be above the residual gravity threshold detectable by the statoliths in plants, even 10-3 g effects are observable [ 47], but our culture cells did not contain statoliths so we must bear in mind that we are detecting a response independent of this mechanism.
So, we all bear some amount of collective guilt for its perpetuation.
To do so, we must bear witness to their suffering, we must become their voice, and we must shield their daughters and grand daughters as if they were our own.
Of course along with the supports we seek and we put in, so we can bear it.
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.
"It's not so much that we bear the burden of history as we are the vessels of history.
You've read plenty about the electronic handcuffs created by the iDrive interface in BMWs, so we won't bore you too much with more on this subject (save to mention that either we've grown more accustomed to the system or BMW has made enough tweaks to their software to make controlling the in-car environment easier).
You probably already know the basics of how to do a budget — and if you don't, click on the link above — so we won't bore you with the nitty gritty.
"It was a great decision yesterday [to opt for a two-stop strategy] as the guys with Kers [Hamilton and Raikkonen] have 20 metres on us at the start so we had to bear that in mind.
