But if present trends continue, by the end of this decade cruise traffic on the two coasts will be roughly even, with one million cruise ship passengers each summer turning Canadian waters into the Caribbean of the north.
For example, among the 200 or so estuaries on the two coasts of India, only few major ones have been surveyed for biodiversity.
These days, one needn't spend months or years trying to break into some homogeneous cloister of hipsterdom on the East or West coasts, one simply needs ten strong poems and a $50 application fee to gain entry to a vibrant, permanent, diverse, and multidisciplinary community of literary artists in a city whose name doesn't necessarily end in City or Francisco.
3. Two third party groups have been started, one on the West Coast, one on the East Coast, both focused on convergence in the middle with Michael Bloomberg as the "natural" antithesis to the Republican and Democratic alternatives.
There are many differences between the two coasts other than the fact that one is called "the beach" and the other "the shore".
In Florida, there are two coasts -- the Gulf and Atlantic -- and one problem: GOP leaders (Republicans first and foremost, because they the executive branch and legislature) think voters are stupid.
I just lost two dear friends to cancer: one 52 and female, one 82 and male, one on the East Coast, one on the West Coast.
All of the migrants were rescued on Saturday by two coast guard ships and one navy ship in five separate operations, the coast guard said in a statement.
Two coasts, two talks, too much fun.
With its staff of 14 — including five people on the West coast, four on the East coast, one in Beirut and another in Beijing — Circa produces 40 to 60 news stories every day and, more importantly, 70 to 90 updates.
