Compared with weathering the shock waves of Wall Street's implosion, this is his idea of a relatively stress-free way to spend time.
Closer to the street, however, and more recently built, is Pulino's Bar and Pizzeria in the East Village, where in warm weather a wall of the restaurant is thrown open to the elements.
You don't know if it's the weather, the uncertain economy, the occupation of Wall Street, or your own particular issues.
In February, when the conventional wisdom held that the venerable investment firms of Wall Street would weather the crisis, Roubini warned that one or more of them would go "belly up" — and six weeks later, Bear Stearns collapsed.
The junctions of its ambitious geometries did not prove equal to the temperamental Atlantic weather, nor walls of single glazing to the cold.
The winds of Wall Street are certainly bringing good weather these days at City Hall.
Mr. Blankfein has weathered almost three years as the lightning rod for criticism of Wall Street's role in the crisis and of its excessive pay.
Should the same techniques and theories be applied to the natural weathering of a masonry wall as to a collapsed bell tower?
Alternatively, Facies 1a has a long depositional history, and these isolated outcrops represent in situ accumulations of 'wad' formed as a result of weathering of the dolomite wall rock (Martini et al., 2003).
Energy stocks are a day-to-day thing based on the price of oil and that, in turn, is affected by geopolitics, weather and Wall Street predictions.
