Tyler Kent was his name: privately educated, an alumnus of both Princeton and the Sorbonne, he was posted to the Soviet Union in the 1930s where he soon came under suspicion.
He was twenty-nine and single....Pete--I could never wrap my mind around his name, privately thinking of him as PFSlider, "E-mail guy," or even "baseball boy --began phoning me two or three times a week.
Lawton often saw the same perpetrators' names privately come through in various submissions to her blog, indicating that either no one has reported their misconduct, that there isn't a safe means for them to do so, or that there is a failure to properly hold these people accountable.
A prime example with a self-explanatory name: privately-held Drillinginfo co-founded in 1999 by geophysicist Allen Gilmer, has a web site with language familiar to Silicon Valley watchers: "better, faster decisions… built on data". Drillinginfo is following another familiar Silicon Valley pattern by expanding its footprint, having just acquired data analytics firm DataGenic.
"Now, some of our donors are saying that we can use their names privately with other people, but they do not want any publicity about their gifts".
So it is with the revision of the Forest Code, a set of rules that, despite the name, apply to all privately owned rural land, not just plots in wooded areas.
Civil War store cards differ from patriotic tokens in that one or both sides displays the name and/or location of a privately owned business.
You may not know the name, or that of the Marianis privately held winery, Banfi Vintners.
Privately educated and a rapper, who performed under the name DipDat and was also known as Lampz.
This is not the first time privately owned drones have been used for activism, or in the name of accountability.
