At one point during filming, Jayde's dad confronted her to make sure she was OK for it to go ahead, after realising that the point was to make her look like a demon child and him a pandering parent.
That imperative will become far more acute if the company goes public, and Twitter confronts pressures to make money fast and play nice with the governments of countries in which it operates; most Twitter users live outside the United States and the company is already opening offices overseas.
Travel, already difficult because of decreased capacity and increased ticket prices (about 2% higher this year, according to Rick Seaney, the founder of FareCompare.com), becomes even more so when you're confronted with having to make changes or check a bag.
His programs centered around popular 'transitional' characters, who--when confronted with having to make personal, even life-altering, decisions--are pulled back and forth by positive and negative influences, but who ultimately decide to do the right thing, whether it's attending an adult literacy class or using contraceptives to space or limit pregnancies.
In the case of our leaders within the civil rights community, they often endure trial by fire, face striking parallels between right and wrong, and confront the need to make decisions about equality, fairness, and justice from an early age.
The greatest challenge confronting Woodson was to make sense of the Anthony-Stoudemire pairing.
Soon enough, Aghajari said, the seventeen million Iranians who had placed their hopes in Ahmadinejad would confront his inability to make the economic changes he promised, even while the walls closed in on Iran's cultural and political life.
There is also much uncertainty confronting women having to make a decision about prophylactic surgery.
Chaon told her that a few days earlier Karl Rove had been on campus to give a speech; a student had confronted him and attempted to make a citizen's arrest.
And he will take over a job for which consensus is good but only when measured against results, and in which he will be confronted with the need to make hard and sometimes quick decisions.
