"ADMITTING to liberalism explicitly," wrote Roberto Campos, a Brazilian politician, diplomat and swimmer against the tide who died in 2001, "is as outlandish in a country with a dirigiste culture as having sex in public".
Vito Perrone Sr., a leading advocate for humanistic, regimentation-free public education and a mentor to several generations of liberal reformers who fought the tide of standardized testing, died on Aug. 24 in Cambridge, Mass.
Alfred, who turned back the tide of Viking conquest, died in 899 and was buried with due ceremony and pomp in the Old Minster in Winchester, Hampshire.
An angler on McMurray's boat took a 30-inch striper on its first drift, but with the dying tide, that would be the only fish enticed to the hook for the next half-hour or so.
Berthiaume said he'll make the pied pods "as long as people keep requesting them," but plans to discontinue the dish once the controversy around the Tide Pod challenge dies down.
After six years, the bloody tide Retreated, for Queen Mary died And left Elizabeth the crown.
At least 80 manatees have died from red tide so far this year, according to online records kept by the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, an eloquent conservative who used a sharp intellect, a barbed wit and a zest for verbal combat to resist what he saw as the tide of modern liberalism, has died.
It died Friday evening before high tide.
On January 26 , 2013 a dolphin entered the canal at low tide, was unable to get out, and died.
