We've ventured to the Colonies, we've blasted to the past.
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Dr. Kjær ventured to the floodplain via helicopter and collected sediment.
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But no one has ventured to say: If not drones, what?
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Equipped with a 90-day tourist visa, Majul ventured to Switzerland.
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America has not, Mr Obama ventured to suggest, gone to the dogs.
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Since then, she has ventured to untether Filipino history from American exceptionalism.
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His stoic silence was a wall none of us ventured to climb.
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Kanye West ventured to New England on Thursday to take in some art.
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Mr. Casiano and the others first ventured to the grassy patch on Dec.
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When humans finally ventured to Eurasia, they had sex with Neanderthals, swapping DNA around.
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He ventured to think that anonymity had a great deal to do with it.
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She ventured to suggest that both recipes be combined for the best of both.
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It notes that 4,000 Western Europeans have ventured to the region as foreign fighters.
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Krasner ventured to exhibit again two years later, in the historic Ninth Street Show.
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In 22016, he ventured to Marquette Park, to see King lead his fateful march.
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This is also the first time Krispy Kreme ventured to stuff its original glazed doughnut.
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Carter ventured to Philadelphia to attend her husband Jay Z's Made in America Festival, instead.
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Central Time, instead ventured to explain Saturday night why they wouldn't be releasing the results.
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He then ventured to share what he had been buying and avoiding of late.1.
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And in his first weeks, the president has ventured to make good on those vows.
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A handful of critics have ventured to ask what specialization Sitharaman has for the job.
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A Mexican college student ventured to the World Cup with a sombrero and a plan.
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Bennett then ventured to the Empire State's observation deck for a sky-high view over Manhattan.
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Huckabee has spent 220006 days in Iowa but has ventured to New Hampshire only five times.
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For a completely different aesthetic, I ventured to Chimara, which specializes in 19th-century Vienna bronzes.
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And when the researchers ventured to their local green spaces, they weren't surprised to find butts everywhere.
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I ventured to the first McDonald's of its kind, on Fleet Street in the heart of London.
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She ventured to as many as she could this summer, and they almost broke her, she writes.
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With that dream in mind, she ventured to W Magazine to become an editor and a stylist.
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A handful of non-residents have ventured to Hoover Beach to snap photos of the ice formations.
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Once, I ventured to Coney Island, where I did sets facing the Atlantic, surrounded by sea gulls.
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For years, geologists, science classes, and "geopilgrims" ventured to a split in a sidewalk curb in Hayward, California.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump ventured to California, the blue bastion of liberal resistance, with a combative message on immigration.
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In some areas where people ventured to their doors to bang pots, they were met with tear gas.
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Annette Gibson ventured to the Oregon District after she saw on the news that Ned Peppers was reopening.
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Several years ago, I ventured to Georgia Square Mall in Athens, Ga., to get fitted for a tux.
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To be sure, not all retailers that have ventured to Fifth Avenue or Times Square have succeeded there.
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Bloomingdale's was where we first ventured to see the more risqué options out there as our teens approached.
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After high school, Mr. Elliott ventured to New York to enroll in the Feagin School of Drama and Radio.
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I looked at my watch, and it appeared to be Beer O'clock, so I ventured to the pub first.
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It was in large part to pay homage to the last that he first ventured to America, in 1889.
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It was in large part to pay homage to the last that he first ventured to America, in 1889.
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Despite shelves that have been increasingly barren, customers still ventured to stores for well-known brands like DieHard and Kenmore.
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" Stipe was among the very few who ventured to speak from the stage, asking the crowd, "Why are we here?
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Over the weekend, one teen ventured to invent a brand-new format of self-indulgent photo-sharing on social media.
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For Bisbee '17 (subtitled "A Story Told in Six Chapters"), Greene ventured to Bisbee for the centennial of the deportation.
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I exchange contact information with people I sat with, who ventured to the edge of this dark frontier alongside me.
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Majhor ventured to France and ended up in the Calais Jungle, a sprawling makeshift camp on the edge of Europe.
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Since launching, Bevy has ventured to other affluent neighborhoods, including Westminster, which doesn't have any 24-hour off-license stores.
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In 1955, Mr. Berry ventured to Chicago and asked one of his idols, the bluesman Muddy Waters, about making records.
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Recently I ventured to the Bronx for tamales, but I had to wait 63 minutes for them to finish cooking.
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While she was shooting "The Exorcist" in 1972, Ellen Burstyn ventured to Carnegie Hall to hear the futurist Buckminster Fuller speak.
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Nobody ventured to say it out loud, but it didn't take a rocket scientist to figure out where things were going.
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After the family returned home, Galloway ventured to Los Angeles to sit in the audience for the next season of DWTS.
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He initially ventured to Mexico and negotiated a seven-year, $42 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers in June 2012.
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Even though I often ventured to the dining hall alone, I always managed to find someone to meet and eat with.
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Many more have ventured to the region specifically for the spectacle — one that some astronomers called the Great South American Eclipse.
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Ye Jianming, a fast-rising Chinese oil tycoon, ventured to places only the most politically connected Chinese companies dared to go.
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More than 2,19483 people ventured to the remote backwaters of central Finland recently for the 20th annual Swamp Soccer World Championships.
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" — Robert Wuetherick, Edmonton, Alberta Tony's Pizza Palace Edmonton, Alberta "I first ventured to New York in 1985 for a business meeting.
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Gaëtan, on the other hand, seemed convinced that if we ventured to the nearby pond we'd be able to spot the partridge.
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But he hasn't ventured to any of Washington's well-known restaurants, nor has he returned to his preferred spots in New York.
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Kim traveled by a green train similar to that used by his father and grandfather when they ventured to the Chinese capital.
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My family and I were moved to witness the rally with our own eyes and therefore ventured to the downtown mall area.
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Trump ventured to Mexico late last month to meet with President Enrique Pena Nieto to discuss border security between the two nations.
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LOS ANGELES — Braving overcast skies, countless art admirers ventured to Spring/Break's first-ever art show in Los Angeles this past weekend.
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Next, Trump ventured to Poland to speak before an overflow crowd that converged on Warsaw to hear him talk tough on Russia.
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This is just what NASA did in the 1960s when humans moved out of low Earth orbit and ventured to the moon.
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Danduraj Ghimire, director general of Nepal's Tourism Department, said climbers ventured to the summit during that small window when the weather cleared up.
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Greene ventured to Bisbee, Arizona, for the centennial of a 1917 incident in which 1,200 striking miners were illegally deported to New Mexico.
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Nearly two years after their first big political meeting of minds, West ventured to the Oval Office to meet again with President Trump.
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Greene ventured to Bisbee, Arizona, for the centennial of a 210 incident in which 211,133 striking miners were illegally deported to New Mexico.
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So I recently ventured to the nearest Target in Sydney to see how the Australian retailer stacked up to the one in America.
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But the movie travels beyond the sardonic, as Reitman's " Up in the Air " (2009) ventured to do, into the realms of world-weariness.
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I asked him once how he even ventured to begin performing craniopagus separations -- and surprisingly, his answer wasn't one of pride or confidence.
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Spacecraft also ventured to new destinations, diving through the sun&aposs atmosphere, landing on an asteroid, and sending back data from interstellar space.
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In the spring of 1938, when the Surrealist ventured to Mexico, he acquired the painting for his growing collection of Mexican folk art.
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Having finished my food (and had the crumbs cleared away, of course), I ventured to the toilet, because I always love a fancy bathroom.
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Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar have all ventured to Plains, Georgia, to meet with Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, who is 91.
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After a torrent of recrimination, Paul ventured to apologize twice: once, using the stock iPhone Notes app, then again, via a monetized YouTube video.
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Around the time that GDP was first being used to measure contemporary economies, some economic historians ventured to apply it to the past, too.
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So far, though, at least from the West, it's been mostly students with Chinese in their family tree who have ventured to Chinese universities.
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However, Doba ventured to prove them wrong for the sake of his objective to cross the Atlantic in the southern, middle, and northern routes.
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Johnson ventured to Abu Dhabi for the second consecutive year; Matt Kuchar made his first visit to Abu Dhabi, and Pat Perez to Dubai.
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I recently ventured to Aspen, Colorado to see what it&aposs like to ski in the most expensive mountain town in the United States.
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Livestreamed by NASA, the pair exited the Quest airlock and ventured to the far side of the ISS on the Port 6 truss structure.
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She ventured to third world countries all over the globe, such as Ethiopia, South Sudan, Zimbabwe, Bolivia, Uganda, Peru, Indonesia, India, and Sri Lanka.
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The goat's death was set in motion when it ventured to the south end of the Seward Harbor breakwater dike on Saturday, according to Peters.
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Whole Foods employees have already reportedly ventured to parts of Idaho, Wyoming, and southern Utah for potential retail spaces they could set up shop in.
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Last summer Motherboard contributor Daniel Oberhaus ventured to Mount Everest to tell us the fascinating story of using the internet 5.5 miles above sea level.
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Impressively, many of these companies are less than a decade old, and some are based in countries that have never ventured to the Moon before.
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Trump ventured to the club often early in his presidency, but has not been there in months because it had been closed for the summer.
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In a recent exclusive interview with Business Insider, Rogers said they succeeded because they ventured to find undervalued assets that other investors would not touch.
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If you haven't ventured to Vancouver, Canada in the past few years, you've probably never heard of Lululemon's high-end, beyond-the-gym Lab offshoot.
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He ventured to the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, where Oswald aimed his rifle at the president, according to the Warren Commission.
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Last weekend, he happened to be dining downstairs at Frank's when he learned about Loot and ventured to the second floor to take a look.
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Trump ventured to Indiana last week to speak about the plan, which lowers the corporate tax rate and cuts the number of individual tax rates.
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During one lull, I ventured to put in a long-distance bid, for about the price of a night at a mid-range Paris hotel.
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He said that Parker was "very capable and competent," but did not follow club guidelines when he ventured to the mountain by himself on Sunday.
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But last year he ventured to Thailand for a belated honeymoon and was immediately arrested and scheduled to be sent back to his native country.
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Recently, I ventured to my ancestral homeland of India for a quick vacation that would take me to four cities over the course of thirteen days.
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Hilco and Gordon Brothers have joint ventured to act as liquidators for Gump's merchandise while Garman Turner Gordon LLP is the legal adviser to the company.
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Magazine_____ John Allen Chau had ventured to North Sentinel in the Andaman Sea, where the local tribe has killed outsiders for setting foot on their shore.
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Next, we ventured to the second floor, but not before first checking out the sunglasses and other accessories on the landing in between the two stories.
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These groups of mobile medics ventured to dangerous areas where medical care was nonexistent, training and restocking at the clinic in Thailand every six months or so.
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When King and others ventured to parts of the Deep South that had a reputation for violence against blacks, Cotton was fearless, Lafayette recalled in an interview.
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After watching her video and reading the site's blurb about "layering" we ventured to the virtual vulva, taking turns to practice the moves we were just taught.
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The TV personality and mom of two ventured to the doctor's office in Beverly Hills on Wednesday, marking her first public appearance since giving birth to Saint.
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Had deleted content been finished and inserted into the film as a directors' cut or extended cut, more fans may have ventured to the theater this weekend.
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Some Republicans who have crunched the numbers and seen attendee lists said as few as 10% to 20% of the party's moneymen ventured to Cleveland this week.
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"Many people, women particularly, are hindered by timidity and self-doubt," said Faye Sakellaridis, one of the women who ventured to Peru with Helene earlier this month.
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Trump hasn't ventured to that course, but he has traveled to his own golf facility in Sterling, Virginia, just a 45-minute drive from the White House.
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That's what the podcast Serial, created by This American Life, has ventured to do with its ambitious third season, which began airing at the end of September.
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It was like an Indian Dunkirk, reminiscent of when British citizens in small boats ventured to the French coast during World War II to evacuate trapped soldiers.
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We ventured to a few neighborhoods in Queens that complained that they were neglected by plows during last year's blizzard to see how the cleanup was going.
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Abdulrazig Abdallah, an elder in el-Fasher, says four people from his camp were killed in early September when they ventured to their farms for the harvest.
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To see for ourselves, we ventured to Bath and Bristol, where we spent 29 hours exploring all the two cities have to offer with the help of VisitBritain.
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They company also promised a surprise new doughnut flavor and we ventured to guess it might be related to the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon-landing.
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If the Kardashian sisters' trip to Japan wasn't already social media-worthy, they ventured to the hot spot in Tokyo where the food isn't the only Instagrammable delight.
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But we ventured to the Outer Rim and tested a few of the park's offerings and confirm, these are the most Instagram-worthy dishes in the galaxy. 1.
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News anchor and her entrepreneur husband ventured to Big Sky, Montana, for the holiday for some family time with 5-year-old Duke while skiing over the weekend.
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For her recent project The Sulfur Miners, Russian photographer Lena Tsibizova ventured to the treacherous volcanoes these miners labor in daily, in order to tell their fascinating story.
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I wasn't sure if it was even possible to fit anything else in my stomach, but still ventured to my final planned meal of the day at Milkflower.
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Later, as one of the first black girls to attend the formerly whites-only high school, she ventured to the bathroom only in groups for fear of attacks.
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Reed was the romantic adventurer — the one who left Harvard and ventured to be at the center of wherever the action might be — union strikes, the Russian Revolution.
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When she ventured to the Shop 'N Save alone recently, a white-haired woman — a stranger — approached her in the parking lot and slapped her across the face.
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Animation, Disney Imagineering and Penguin Random House, among others, said this was the first time she'd ventured to NYCC, but the cost of travel was worth the experience.
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After enjoying a number of safaris, a drum and dinner show, Kristen and Ryan ventured to Wild Horizons, where they embarked on a canoeing excursion down the Zambezi River.
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She ventured to Chelsea to see the Tate on West 2000rd Street, completed about 24, where rent for one-bedrooms ranged from the mid-$43,24s to the low $2095,2200s.
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Over the past week, pilgrims from across the city have ventured to the street, bringing flowers and candles and handwritten cards near the spots where people were struck down.
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McConnell has been so alarmed that he ventured to the White House for several meetings with Trump in recent weeks and outlined why primaries are damaging for the party.
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Over the years, many art fairs have ventured to Brooklyn but this Frieze Week there are three different Brooklyn fairs going on at the same time, a pretty unique occurance.
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When I ventured to see Datuna's exhibition, I was still under the impression that he is a small-time opportunist who's trying to ride a little longer on Cattelan's back.
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For inspiration, the team ventured to the wilderness of Norway, Iceland, and Finland to experience what the characters they were animating would be experiencing and to get inside their heads.
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Though its inaugural race was excitingly disruptive—an American crew ventured to Britain and beat 250 of its fastest boats in a one-off—subsequent editions seemed stranded in the past.
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Image: NASA/Time KopraAn analysis of butchered animal bones suggests humans had somehow ventured to Madagascar by at least 210,2511 years ago, which is 23,2000 years earlier than previous evidence suggested.
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Even though at the time Jesse Tyler Ferguson wrote on his own Instagram that they were just visiting, not shooting, Ellen DeGeneres ventured to ask him what was really going on.
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Jessica Meir, a comparative physiologist and NASA astronaut, recently tweeted that she had ventured to 63,000 feet in elevation for the first time, and that at this height, water spontaneously boils.
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He had never seen a major league game, but even if he had ventured to Philadelphia to watch the Athletics or the Phillies play, there wasn't a lot to look at.
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In 2017, Grylls, 44, ventured to Bulgaria with Dancing with the Stars alum Derek Hough, who joined for an episode of the British adventurer's reality series, Running Wild with Bear Grylls.
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As the brave soul who ventured to try this first, I will take the liberty to speak for the entire group when I say Natural Light's hard seltzer is appallingly bad.
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In tracing Libya's struggles, Wehrey (a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) has repeatedly ventured to a place largely ignored by the Western press, often considered too dangerous.
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Sources close to the family tell TMZ ... two of June's kids, Anna Cardwell and Jessica Shannon, ventured to Los Angeles Friday for extensive cosmetic procedures ... and it cost a small fortune.
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Whenever my family went to the community swimming pool or ventured to the Jersey Shore for a weekend trip, I whistled "Take Me To the Water" until my mouth grew tired.
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I first experienced this weirdness between goal posts on a soccer field in Siberia in 1968, where a colleague and I had ventured to record an eclipse that lasted only 35 seconds.
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This year, at 87, she ventured to Outer Mongolia, where she visited a nomadic tribe whose rural way of life was disappearing because of climate change and the desertification of the steppes.
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After being virtually stranded at her hotel for hours, the security concerns subsided and Trump ventured to the site of the summit, where her husband was holding a highly-anticipated meeting with Putin.
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Pollsters suffered an industry-shattering embarrassment in 22019, as survey after survey cast Clinton as the favorite and few prognosticators ventured to entertain the idea that a victory by Trump was a possibility.
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The well-traveled Dolphins have ventured to Los Angeles, New Jersey and London for their first three contests - with Jay Ajayi's rushing game being grounded with just 173 yards in the last two.
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He then met up with a friend, and the two ventured to the grocery store with suitcases so that they could stock up on enough food and household items to last them "weeks."
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)As US officials braced for a possible Iranian cyberattack this month following the killing of top military general Qasem Soleimani, a trio of cybersecurity companies ventured to Capitol Hill.
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Our climate reporter ventured to Tasmania, where he found rising sea levels threatening island cemeteries, like the one above, and a 19th-century prison that serves as one of Australia's premier tourist attractions.
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Bleacher Report ventured to guess the new-look Lakers' starting lineup with James at point guard, Danny Green at shooting guard, Kyle Kuzma at small forward, Davis at power forward and Cousins at center.
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Pilcher lived by himself in a cottage on the quiet island in the northwest region of the country, although he ventured to the mainland once a week to buy groceries and collect his pension.
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But one of those players, the South Korean amateur Eun Jeong Seong, has ventured to Évian-les-Bains, France, so far below the proverbial radar that the pros may not have seen her coming.
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Our reporter ventured to calculate the carbon footprint of his family's vacation, and found emissions that could melt about 90 square feet of Arctic ice, an area about the size of a pickup truck.
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In the first season — like this one, it was written and created in part by the filmmaker Jane Campion — Robin ventured to New Zealand to investigate the rape of a 12-year-old girl.
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Mr. Chau ventured to North Sentinel — an island that is home to one of the world's last undiluted tribes of hunter-gatherers and, by Indian law, off limits to outsiders — to spread Christianity there.
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Rabbi Shmuel Teitelbaum, whose rabbinical court, Minchas Chinuch Tartikov, certified Welch's, said that in September some 20 rabbis ventured to a factory in Westfield, N.Y., outside Buffalo, and monitored the grapes for a week.
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Other web-based brands that have later ventured to the streets include Bonobos, Piper Lime, Rent the Runway and Birchbox, whose CEO and co-founder Katia Beauchamp also was featured on "Follow the Leader" recently.
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This past Labor Day weekend, I ventured to central Texas to learn if Texas, the red foil to blue California, could be turned Democratic by Silicon Valley technologists taking a newfound interest in US elections.
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In the past he has investigated the Tunguska meteor in Siberia, sought to find Ethiopia's Lost Ark and ventured to Central America to research the disappearance of the Maya civilization, according to New York Magazine.
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While the platinum blonde ventured to the dark side by becoming a Death Eater, there was plenty of evidence that he wasn't entirely sold on Voldemort's messed-up attempts at creating a new world order.
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Marty Ordinans, a lifelong Milwaukeean who works at a technical college, said he hoped convention visitors would share the experience of his son's girlfriend, a native Californian who recently ventured to Wisconsin for a visit.
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Our reporter ventured to calculate the carbon footprint of his own family's vacation, and found emissions that could melt about 90 square feet of Arctic ice, an area about the size of a pickup truck.
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Mr. Lü, 50, a former bank manager who belongs to a political advisory body controlled by the Communist Party, said he ventured to Uganda after a chance meeting with the country's consul general in Guangzhou.
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Masafumi Nagasaki, 82, ventured to the island of Sotobanari, in the Yaeyama Islands near Taiwan, in 1989 and lived by himself until he made headlines in 2012 when Reuters did a profile on the "naked hermit."
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During this second phase of occupation, its inhabitants increasingly used the site as a hearth, and evidence taken from the soil in the form of animal excrement meant grazing animals had finally ventured to the region.
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Yesterday on Snapchat — after proving that you apparently can't fry an egg on the sidewalk on a 100-plus-degree day — she ventured to the makeup mecca that is Sephora and walked out with quite the haul.
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Humans Lived in Madagascar 6,000 Years Earlier Than Previously ThoughtAn analysis of butchered animal bones suggests humans had somehow ventured to Madagascar by at…Read more ReadThat early humans may have hunted these birds is a distinct possibility.
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I've ventured to Flatlands, Brooklyn and to the shores of Far Rockaway; as Far North as Yonkers and Beacon; across the Hudson to Irvington, NJ, and out to Mastic Beach, Long Island, a two-hour drive from Manhattan.
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After observing worms swirling in the lab, Dr. Sendova-Franks and her colleagues at the University of Bristol ventured to the northern shores of Guernsey, in the Channel Islands, to see if this circular milling occurs in nature.
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It spread good will, and helped demystify opera, when a group of Russian singers from the Met, including Anna Netrebko, ventured to Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village for a concert of Russian fare in a nightclub setting.
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Bloomberg LP is putting the finishing touches on its European headquarters in London while the former mayor has ventured to the Middle East and Asia to expand the business (and to Paris, for the last year's climate change conference).
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After high school, he ventured to New York City and was accepted into Broadway Dance Center's first "Professional Semester" before going out to sea for six months after securing a gig as a dancer and acrobat with Royal Caribbean.
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Because of this, Disney has never released the movie on any home video format in the U.S. However, those who have ventured to Disney's theme parks may recognize Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox and Br'er Bear from the Splash Mountain ride.
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Just yesterday, I ventured to a new, Yelp-regarded restaurant for a delicious-seeming lunch special, only to get back to my desk, open my biodegradable container, and discover a small portion of lackluster eggplant with pork, in boring sauce.
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She ventured to Los Angeles, where she did one-nighters and benefits before obtaining an audition with Marge Champion, who was looking for new faces for "Lend an Ear," a satirical revue for which Ms. Champion's husband staged the musical numbers.
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We ventured to Pointe-à-Pitre to view the Mémorial ACTe, the Caribbean Centre of Expression and Memory of Slavery and the Slave Trade, whose permanent exhibition provides one of the world's most comprehensive histories and descriptions of the slave trade.
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Commentator James Chen tells me Capcom ventured to try something different with Street Fighter V, to move beyond the incremental sequence of past games and mold a living platform for Street Fighter that could last through multiple seasons of competition and casual play.
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Two decades later, on a return visit last July, I again ventured to the coast, curious to see how Massawa had fared under Eritrea's harsh dictatorship, and what was left of the diving industry that, in the 1990s, had seemed poised to grow.
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This year's trip to New Zealand marks the 33rd time that the British and Irish Lions—a rugby-union dream team of the best players from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland—have ventured to the southern hemisphere, a voyage that they first made in 1888.
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" Aduba ventured to Uganda in May to lend a helping hand when she witnessed a "Passing on the Gift" ceremony, and since then it has stuck with her that "you don't have to have a lot in this life to give something to someone else.
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A year after Marie Darrieussecq ventured to the Museum Folkwang to meet with Michel Vincent, the director of the Franco-German Cultural Center of Essen, he informed her that Becker's painting has been moved upstairs to take its place amongst the museum's permanent collection.
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" Weizman said he ventured to the US Embassy in London the following day, and that in an interview, an officer told him that his authorization to travel had been revoked because a "security algorithm" identified him, or someone associated with him, as a "security threat.
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Last year I ventured to analyze every side of the NBA through this column, but instead of exploring all 30 teams as randomly as one possibly can, I'm going to break things down within a rotating group of categories to make it all more digestible.
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In recent times both Brooklyn based artists ventured to Africa separately—Wasser with Damon Albarn's Africa Express and Davis to study traditional West African music—and they returned reinvigorated and captivated by the music of the Ba-Benzele Pygmy people from the Central African Republic.
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She has prowled the sidelines of Sasha's soccer games, stayed up until the small hours at White House celebrity bashes and ventured to SoulCycle for private lessons with friends and young female aides, sweating in the dark with Secret Service agents on hand to protect her.
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Instead, Good Place creator Michael Schur and his team defied sitcom traditions by constantly reinventing the show over the course of three seasons, taking the characters through a version of Dante's The Divine Comedy that ventured to absurdist versions of heaven, hell, and places in between.
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But Graham said national leaders have been among the visitors that have ventured to witness the Community First model for themselves, which Graham said is part of the grand vision of the village: to pass on that information in hopes that the community concept could be replicated elsewhere.
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Dr. Fabiano Di Marco, 47, a professor at the University of Milan who is also the head of the respiratory unit of the 1,6900-bed Hospital Papa Giovanni XXIII in Bergamo, ventured to see his wife and children for the first time since the outbreak on Feb. 21.
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WeWork has ventured to transform everything from education (with a start-up aiming to unleash kids' "superpowers" by teaching them entrepreneurship and farming) to homes (through co-living apartments) to diet (the company banned meat from its office menus) to, perhaps more modestly, surfing (investing in artificial wave company Wavegarden).
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Dakar Journal DAKAR, Senegal — Fresh out of college and frustrated by the paucity of job prospects at home, Cao Qihan, 23, did what generations of ambitious Chinese had done before him: He rolled the dice and ventured to a far-off, utterly unfamiliar land, where people speak languages he doesn't understand.
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As these creatures evolved and diversified, their bodies adapted in ways that eventually allowed them to spread into new environments; tough, durable animals stayed nearshore or moved into freshwater habitats like lakes and rivers, while more delicate, flexible creatures ventured to deep water to avoid the increasingly hostile competition, the researchers speculate.
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Given a night of restless sleep — and after perhaps letting an excoriation from the news media (including from commentators on the YES Network, which is partly owned by the Yankees) sink in — Girardi ventured to the Bronx on Saturday, disassembled his standard defensive armor and offered up something unusual: a mea culpa.
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With the goal of doing some crucial investigative weed-beverage journalism, I tasted nasty concoctions, spent 12 hours pot party-hopping at Coachella, messed up a friend's romantic rendezvous by getting her too stoned, ventured to an isolated factory town in Canada, and got myself super high on marijuana wine on a night that ended with a $62 snack shopping spree.
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Pollsters suffered an industry-shattering embarrassment in 2016, as survey after survey cast Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE as the prohibitive favorite and few prognosticators ventured to entertain the idea that a victory by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was a possibility.
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