Yet on Friday, Entertainment Weekly also reported that Bryan Fuller, one of the lead writers in the first season of "Heroes" who left to create "Pushing Daisies" for ABC, is considering a return to "Heroes" if ABC fails to extend "Pushing Daisies" beyond the 13 episodes it has ordered for this season.
Much has been made of computer science "returnees," most notably Andrew Chi-Chih Yao, who left Princeton to create an institute at Tsinghua University in Beijing that has already made breakthroughs in game theory and computer security.
There aren't as many ex-Amazon engineers who leave to create their own startups when compared with other large companies like Apple, Google or Microsoft.
Every actor like Johnny Depp who leaves America creates a vacuum that is often filled with a Russell Brand.
Significantly, she is thought to retain the rights to use her own name, which means that unlike designers such as Jil Sander and Roland Mouret, who left the companies they created along with the rights to the brand name, she is free to put it to something else.
The hermits (the early Daoists), who left the world to create a sanctuary in nature in order to lead a contemplative life, and the realists (proto-Legalists), who played the dangerous game of assisting ambitious kings to gain wealth and power so that they could influence the political process, were actually determining the intellectual agenda.
With its block-like graphics, lack of rules and no way to win or lose, Minecraft was made, not at the cost of millions of dollars by a multinational Silicon Valley company, but by a mild-mannered amateur programmer in Sweden who left his job to create the game on his bedroom computer.
The seal depicts three bundles of wheat, an image taken from the family crest of Isaac Royall Jr. It's meant to pay tribute to Royall, who left his estate to create the first law professorship at Harvard University but who was a slave trader and owned slaves at his Massachusetts home.
See articleJust before the Republican convention Charlie Crist, a former Republican governor of Florida who left the party in 2010, created another storm by endorsing Barack Obama for president.
Ms. Wilkerson makes a case that people who left the South only to create hometown-based communities in new places are more like refugees than migrants: more closely tied to their old friends and families, more apt to form tight expatriate groups, more enduringly attached to the areas they left behind.
