In the East, off Martha's Vineyard, a coastal observation system is planned along the continental shelf, gathering information at the surface, subsurface and on the sea floor, where warm Gulf Stream currents confront colder water from off the coast of Canada.
While many come back to music after studying as a child, primed to play but now free of the parentally imposed obligation, others confront it cold.
They are in their early 20s, trained at one of the world's most prestigious ballet companies, and they now confront a cold new world: the competitive, often precarious and very much nonsubsidized American dance scene.
Bassani's story-teller is conscious throughout of his "poor helpless pen" and the inadequacy of his efforts to confront the "cold Medusa-face", and it's that state of frustration that gives the narrative its tension.
Less than four years after being named the "sexiest job of the 21st century," it's time to confront some cold, hard realities.
Unfortunately, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the Chicago Board of Education have yet to seriously confront this cold, hard fiscal truth.
I dare to dream of a time when many more of us are moved to confront that cold and careless injustice with the kind of determination and courage that our friends protesting and being arrested at the White House are demonstrating today.
They are insufficient to confront the cold weather and the rain.
MILAN — Sweet almond blossom, appliquéd over dresses and wrapped in the hair, confronted the cold, hard, round, gold coins.
Like newspapers, portals like AOL and Yahoo are confronting the cold fact that there is less general interest in general interest news.
