Mr. Varjas is especially good in the beginning as a tentative Kevin reawakening to himself and coping with the physical tics of a damaged nervous system.
Their first cookbook is out next month, a testament to making the most of native ingredients and coping with the weather.
Phillips said he spoke with Benitez today and said he would "monitor how he's feeling and coping with the stress and residual effects of the issue".
But in the end I don't think it was about fitness - it was about mental endurance and coping with the altitude.
In her memoir she describes exploring the underground youth culture in Tehran and coping with the restrictions on women in Iranian society.
At the time she was raising three children of her own in Birmingham, working all hours as a waitress and coping with the fallout from an abusive marriage.
Like a loan-shark's debt, the cost of halting global warming - and coping with the impacts already certain - spirals higher and higher the longer you leave repayment.
This speciation occurs because different parasitic populations become adapted to living on different hosts and coping with the defenses of these hosts.
Finally, back in the classroom, we debrief and discuss ideas for navigating unfamiliar situations and coping with the challenges of cultural adaptation.
Its government's priorities are primarily domestic: dealing with the wrenching changes wrought by its spectacular and prolonged economic boom, and coping with the frustrations of those left behind.
The lives of persons are disrupted indiscriminately by a tornado, flood, or earthquake, and coping with the resulting destruction and disorder is beyond the capacity of conventional institutions.
