the atlantic

In an interview with The Atlantic magazine, the top U. S. diplomat accused China "of trying to stop history, which is a fool's errand. "

A modern ship is able to sail across the Atlantic in a few days.

There is so much water in the Atlantic that it is hard to imagine how much there is.

He had spent eighteen years in planning for that wonderful first voyage which he made across the Atlantic Ocean.

Since there was no satellite to relay broadcasts across the Atlantic, CBS flew tapes to New York City daily.

Historically, tide mills have been used, both in Europe and on the Atlantic coast of the USA.

Then it struck me that anyone watching the train crashes on either side of the Atlantic should be asking something similar.

Times are clocked on both sides of the Atlantic and there is keen competition to see whether the British or American housewives run fastest.

He said, "The Count de Buffon believes that nature belittles her productions on this side of the Atlantic. "

The last time I wrote about this subject, The Atlantic's own Clive Crook called me a "fiscal sado-conservative. "

After another stop on the Irish coast Titanic went out to see on its maiden voyage across the Atlantic bound for New York.

In the 18th century the British took Gibraltar, established colonies along the Atlantic seacoast, and began to ADD territory in India.

A Royal Navy nuclear submarine and a French vessel have been damaged in a collision deep below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.

In the story, a huge ship set out on her first voyage across the Atlantic Ocean.

The purchase landed it a windfall profit and a leading position in fixed-income trading on both sides of the Atlantic.

And growth seems to be stalling, while unemployment remains disastrously high on both sides of the Atlantic.

But she did attempt to limit the damage to the newly warming relations between trustbusters on both sides of the Atlantic.

There is so much water in the Atlantic ocean that it is hard to imagine how much there is.

Caption : DEBRIS RECOVERED: Crews found a large tail section from an Air France jet Monday in the Atlantic Ocean. A U. S.

More recently, the arrival of President Barack Obama in the United States has opened the door to similar efforts across the Atlantic.

But she would be telling him as they were flying over the Atlantic in first-class seats.

Alternatively, you could sidestep the issue by asking if it's really necessary to cart the whole board across the Atlantic.

Stocks were subdued on both sides of the Atlantic as analysts reflected on a year's progress in cleaning up the banking system.

As Molly Ball of The Atlantic pointed out, Mr. Romney "described conservatism as if it were a disease. " Indeed.

The best place seemed to be a thin piece of sandy shore in North Carolina along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

228 people from Brazil to France on an Air France flight has vanished over the Atlantic after flying into turbulence.

A few years ago, a 75-pound stingray leapt out of the Atlantic Ocean at Vaca Key and slammed into a woman, killing her in the process.

'You and I can be our own lexicographers now, ' says Barbara Wallraff, the longtime language columnist for The Atlantic magazine.

But the big imponderable is how much appetite there is on both sides of the Atlantic for real diplomatic engagement.

Perhaps the only surprising feature is that it has taken so long to establish itself on the British side of the Atlantic.

From the British perspective, the long arm of American regulation has reached across the Atlantic with distressing frequency lately.

For now, in any case, the two exchanges will slug it out--across the Irish Sea as well as across the Atlantic.

The author had confused the name of the Pacific port the ship had left with a city of the same name on the Atlantic coast.

Reports from both sides of the Atlantic show that female students dominate university courses, yet women still do not make it to the top.

Noah was the only man notified before Ron Artest relieved himself in the Atlantic Ocean.

The U. S. is only beginning to develop projects to tap strong wind currents blowing along the Atlantic Coast.

I mean, you're out in the Atlantic Ocean and one of those lures could tear your eyes out, so you have to be so careful.

With all the money he made, he improved the system, and in 1901, he was able to send a signal across the Atlantic Ocean.

At least once a year there is always at least one fool who tries to cross the Atlantic in a small boat.

They rowed across the Atlantic, which had never been done before.

He said the US and other organizations are considering a similar one for the Atlantic.

Among the largest of these channels is off the coast of Brazil where the Amazon enters the Atlantic Ocean.

"Just a few hundred years ago it was unimaginably terrifying to venture into [The Atlantic], " Winchester says.

A military alliance that stretches across the Atlantic will not always be able to unify around such a clear cause.

There is only one solution. "Better policy decisions on both sides of the Atlantic are needed to get us out of this fix, " said Fels.

Search aircraft have stepped up the hunt for an Air France jet that disappeared over the Atlantic with 228 people on board.

"Hell be sending messages across the Atlantic next, " people joked , never for a moment believing that this might really be possible.

A year later he was the first person to fly over the Atlantic in a hot air balloon. He ballooned across the Pacific in 1991.

It could take up to two years before leases are awarded for areas off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.

Seeing the children in the park prompted thoughts of his own sons on the other side of the Atlantic.

On the trading floor in London, investors are nervously looking to events across the Atlantic.

The Atlantic cover story went on to examine emerging technologies, like solar energy, that lay at the heart of Lovins's vision.

Down at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean is the hottest water on the planet, in a "supercritical" state never seen before in nature.

The parasite is native to the Atlantic but is now found along the British Columbia and Washington state coast.

But north and south of the United States and across the Atlantic are many countries and languages where diacritics are much more common.

Strange though it seems to us on this side of the Atlantic, there are no courses at oxford in Housekeeping.

His attempt to row across the Atlantic in a bath was a lost cause right from the start!

In a recent article I wrote for the Atlantic, called "The End of Men" (the basis for the talk), I lay out all the statistics.

"If only we had a real multilateralist across the Atlantic we could do such things . . . " The sentence was not usually completed.

His father told him stories about places around the Atlantic Ocean, visited during his naval service .

Across the Atlantic, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said it would open a probe at the request of a New York congressman.

The general tone on this side of the Atlantic has veered between the smug and uncomprehending.

Many on both sides of the Atlantic have recognized that NATO nations are at a critical moment, he said.

He will be away for two months . We are very proud of him . He will take part in an important race across the Atlantic .

It is located in the west of the country, on the Atlantic Coast, at the point where the river Tagus flows into the Atlantic Ocean.

Widespread flooding was caused by Irene pushing a giant storm surge, a wall of water, out of its way as it marched up the Atlantic Coast.

Every time I cross the Atlantic Ocean to see the child I've been missing.

'Now they have two giant distribution networks on both sides of the Atlantic and those access points are robust, big and deep, ' he said.

For all the focus on the regulations on both sides of the Atlantic, banks face bigger issues than rule changes over the next few years.

Madeira is the main island of a Portuguese archipelago of the same name, in the Atlantic off the north-west coast of Africa.

The bicentennial of his birth was the occasion for academic bacchanalias on both sides of the Atlantic.

An Air France passenger plane carrying more than 200 passengers and crew is reported missing over the Atlantic Ocean.

Out in the Atlantic Ocean great sheets of rain gathered to drift slowly up the River Shannon and settle forever in Limerick.

They had proved to their satisfaction, that the Mississippi did not empty into the Gulf of California, or into the Atlantic.

The root of the problem on both sides of the Atlantic is simple: too much debt, and too little political will to deal with its consequences.

A team of scientists from four countries have set out on a seafaring expedition to discover what color the Atlantic Ocean is.

It was very much a case of follow the sun for the Chelsea team as they crossed the Atlantic Ocean and the American continent on Wednesday.

An Air France Airbus A330-200 flying to France from Brazil went down in the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 228 people on board, on 31 May.

The euro-wide jobless rate is up by less than a third, compared with a doubling across the Atlantic.

Robert D. Kaplan is a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security and a correspondent for The Atlantic.

Justin Miller with "The Atlantic" continued to discuss America's political dynasties.

DNA shows that ancestors of the desert locust flew across the Atlantic and gave rise to a diverse group of New World species.

The little boat in front of it, was the one in which, 80 years later, Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic.

Are ocean currents likely to carry oil from the BP spill out of the Gulf of Mexico and into the Atlantic?

An Air France passenger plane carrying 228 passengers on (and) crew is reported missing over the Atlantic Ocean.

Around the other coasts the shallow waters of the Continental Shelf are rather narrow and depths increase rapidly into the Atlantic Ocean .

He grew up in New Jersey, in the working-class town of Long Branch near the Atlantic coast.

all this will be at the bottom of the Atlantic.

News is just coming in of an air-crash over the Atlantic.

Throughout all this, solvency regulators on both sides of the Atlantic have maintained a monastic calm.

The plane ran into a towering wall of thunderstorms over the Atlantic Ocean. Officials fear all aboard are lost.

Several airlines have cancelled services in and out of Scotland, and some flights over the Atlantic have also been delayed.

Flying across the Atlantic for the first time was as courageous achievement.

"We're not going to have a tradewar, " he said at a forum sponsored by The Atlantic. "We're not going to havecurrency wars. "

Such a reflecting layer, together with the sea, could channel radio waves from one side of the Atlantic ocean to other.

Although the Georgian people have long registered strong support for joining the Atlantic alliance, such feelings might be weakening.

It deserves consideration on both sides of the Atlantic, particularly from the parents of that generation.

Up to 20m Africans were taken across the Atlantic between the 15th and 19th centuries, denuding many places of their most able workers.

In 1928, she was the first woman to fly as a passenger across the Atlantic Ocean.

Even the sailor on the Atlantic and Pacific is awakened by his voice; but its shrill sound never roused me from my slumbers.

Across the Atlantic and a world away, emissions broker Amit Oza sits in his London office.

A fisherman pulled this eel, likely a female, from the St. Lawrence River as she slipped downstream toward the Atlantic Ocean.

A tropical storm warning is in effect for the Island of Bermuda as Hurricane Bertha continues to turn in the Atlantic.

Europe has offended the U. S. by warning its citizens not to travel across the Atlantic.

Behind him I see the long grey rollers of the Atlantic at work, curling up over his memories, smothering them in spray, blinding him.

In the shimmering light of the Atlantic shy, the vines run in waves towards the banks of the estuary or "river" as they call it locally.

Pressure is now mounting on both sides of the Atlantic for Apple to think again about the 'subscription tax'

Canada and the United States are at odds over the sovereignty of the Northwest Passage that links the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans.

Many policy makers and economists on both sides of the Atlantic believe China keeps its currency artificially weak to help its exporters.

The Atlantic Ocean is only half as big as the Pacific, but it is still very large.

The company said: "These (transport capacity) will cut revenue for most areas of weakness, namely the Atlantic and Pacific routes. "

The Atlantic Osprey has a single hull, just a single engine and will travel unescorted throughout its journey.

Wrapped in a sack against the Atlantic chill, Dean was lowered into a lifeboat.

My impression is that many on this side of the Atlantic would like to see one or two British bankers join them.

One of these "rivers" in the Atlantic is called the Gulf Stream.

From the North Cape to the Cape of Good Hope, those supply lines were threatened from German bases all along the Atlantic profile (see map).

A major US airline has been attacked by environmental campaigners for flying empty planes across the Atlantic to be disinfected.

Only one person was allowed on board each yacht and he had to sail it single-handed across the Atlantic Ocean .

The steady tearing apart of the Atlantic is forcing the S America Plate at this point to push under the Caribbean Plate.

Like Liverpool, Cape Town and Buenos Aires, New York is one of the world's great cities whose history is closely linked to the Atlantic.

Wall Street banks have started shipping senior people from New York across the Atlantic in a nod to London's growing financial clout.

As the eldest son Ajiaoatras, this country was known as the Atlantis Empire It was also known as the Atlantic or the Atlantic Chau island.

TRUSTBUSTERS on either side of the Atlantic had seemed in permanent disagreement in 2009, at least when it came to technology firms.

Heavy winds associated with the storm brought down trees and power lines as the storm moved in from the Atlantic Ocean and across the state.

The Atlantic ocean is only half as big as the pacific, but it was still very large.

The plane's maiden flight is scheduled for February, and a final version will attempt to cross the Atlantic in 2012.

The deadly heat wave in the East enters a fourth sweltering day after smashing records up and down the Atlantic coast.

They were reported to have been flying across the Atlantic.

By 1989, she was becoming prominent as a fashion model in Paris and across the Atlantic, in New York City.

Desolate stretches of windswept coastline lead up to rugged cliffs that overlook the Atlantic Ocean.

If you wanted to see countries sagging under the weight of long-term joblessness, you had to cross the Atlantic.

Mention all this to insiders on either side of the Atlantic, and the response boils down to: 'Yes, but there are political constraints. '

Columbus believed that the earth was smaller than most others believed and that the best way to get to Asia was to across the Atlantic.

In previous years partners in the largest American buy-out firms are said to have raced their private jets across the Atlantic.

Nora had once taken the train to California and had seen the rugged country between the Atlantic and Pacific through the window.

In two thousand five, Greek letters had to be used for the first time to name storms in the Atlantic.

As a result of this westward migration, Americans eventually occupied the whole continent-from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

This may have been the Atlantic near the gulf of the St. Lawrence, but more likely it was Hudson Bay.

This group includes seabirds like the Atlantic puffin (pictured), the tufted puffin in the North Pacific, and the rhinoceros auklet.

The clean beaches along the Atlantic Ocean with enough facilities are favorites among the tourists.

The second thing I look for is if I were to get on an airplane with this guy or gal, would I want to fly across the Atlantic with them?

The main room is turned out facing the back, the beginning of the Atlantic Rain Forest.

Today, the name faith is not on the Atlantic, East Pacific, West Pacific or Southern Hemisphere naming lists.

Alex was making just another routine run across the Atlantic Ocean in his cargo plane when his girlfriend's lucky talisman started to glow.

During World War II, Jacqueline Cochran was the first woman to fly a heavy bomber over the Atlantic.

Blessing the cartels across the Atlantic and Pacific was a mistake, and should be reversed.

My closest friends crossed the Atlantic, taking precious time out of busy lives to sit with me.

Across the Atlantic, in Europe, fiscal austerity is occurring just when inflation is rising, a difficult combination.

But this risk will be tempered by the slowdown already afflicting the American economy and heading across the Atlantic.

The wonders include "Lost City, " an area of the Atlantic where volcanic geysers form ghostly spires up to 55 meters high.

The Lost City of Atlantis is still lost - despite hopes that Google Earth had located the fabled city on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean.

Across the Atlantic the eurozone periphery is now contracting, or barely growing at best.

All this has attracted the attention of regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.

The 57-year-old woman's father was driving the boat on the Atlantic Ocean side of Vaca Key, Pino said.

But unfortunately a lot of our stuff is ending up these days at the bottom of the Atlantic.

Something mysterious is happening to one of the Island's best loved inhabitants - the Atlantic puffin.

Drake and Elgood were inspired by one of the speakers on their course who had rowed across the Atlantic to raise money for charity .

A strategy of divide and rule suggests a conscious desire to capitalise on Europe's present weakness and undercut the Atlantic alliance.

The "Shore" along the Atlantic Coast in the southeast has its own residence and lifestyle characteristics owing to the ocean.

Was it possible that eels living in the creeks of Denmark spawned way out in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean?

Morgan himself was on vacation across the Atlantic, but his son Junius was injured, and Morgan's chief clerk, Thomas Joyce, was killed.

Which brings us to that Tea Party across the Atlantic, otherwise known as Germany.

He's ending a long-standing ban on drilling along the Atlantic coast in parts of the Gulf of Mexico and off northern Alaska.

Christopher Columbus was the great 16th-century Italian navigator, he often led the fleet in the Atlantic Ocean on the voyage adventure.

At first, the biologist mistakenly thought that the island near the Atlantic was bare and devoid of any kind of animals.

The great crystal satellite shattered into billions of fragmented crystalline shards, which now fill the deep trenches of the Atlantic.

In Europe starting your own company has long carried higher risks and lower rewards than across the Atlantic.

Are there any levers the administration can pull to stop a European contagion coming back across the Atlantic?

As this map shows, Columbus's voyages took him from Lisbon, Portugal, to Palos, Spain, and the Canary Islands before crossing the Atlantic.

Every year, on the first Sunday of May, Canada recognizes the end of the Battle of the Atlantic with ceremonies across the nation.

Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, the pace of the most bruising global economic downturn in decades is slowing, Germany's central bank said.

For one, sand from the Sahara is carried into the air, across the Atlantic, and deposited in South America.

A strong gale swept down on the Atlantic coast.

Across the Atlantic, News Corp could face exposure if allegations that officials bribed British police officers for information prove true.

When Plato identified the location of the land he named Atlantis, he placed it to the west-in the Atlantic Ocean.

Consequently, the surface of the Atlantic has also been much warmer than usual.

Eventually, the team wants to fly across the Atlantic, Lindbergh-style, and ultimately circumnavigate the globe using only solar power.

He wrote about his experience in The Atlantic article "Rent A White Guy: Confessions of a Fake Businessman from Beijing. "

As it heads east across the Atlantic, its flight will flatten from vertical to almost horizontal.

Scientists have been puzzled for decades by how turtles manage to navigate across the Atlantic -- but now they know.

The forecast calls for Hanna to make landfall early Saturday morning, then marching up the Atlantic seaboard , dumping inches of rain.

Across the Atlantic shares in American banks whipsawed on worries about a Greek default and rumours of policy breakthroughs.

Soon thereafter as part of the Atlantic Fleet Marine Force (FMF), he was gravely injured in a helicopter crash on the island of Crete.

That sentiment is mirrored by business leaders across the Atlantic, alert to whether the US malaise is spreading to their home shores.

Central bankers can buy the politicians a little time on both sides of the Atlantic. It is up to them to use it.

It was because defence chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic foresaw this that they were reluctant to intervene in the first place.

Fortunately, climate change is starting to be acknowledged by social scientists on both sides of the Atlantic.

Lindbergh was the first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean without stopping.

that the internet's global scale means that there will need to be changes on both sides of the Atlantic.

Roosevelt , moreover, dispatched the U. S. A. Nashville to Colon , on the Atlantic side of the Isthmus .

He roamed the Atlantic coast, murdering and pillaging and laying waste to the countryside as he passed.

Then they watched as the ashes were thrown into the muddy Otoire River, soon to be lost in the warm waters of the Atlantic.

Previously the supposition had been that it emptied into the Atlantic, or Sea of Virginia.

It read: "Fancy rafting across the Atlantic? Famous traveller requires 3 crew. Must be OAP. Serious adventurers only. "

Florida is a regular correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly and a regular columnist for The Globe and Mail.

We were whisked by golf buggy past fountains and manicured gardens to a cool, airy suite overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Before North and South America joined three million years ago, there was a deep water passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic.

The hurricane hunter plane is now flying out to investigate the first hurricane at the Atlantic sea in 09.

In the spring of 1912 an iceberg in the Atlantic took down the Titanic. Now, some humble bacteria are trying to finish the job.

By the time of the explosion, zeppelins had carried about 405, 000 passengers across the Atlantic.

Asia's willingness to pay top dollar has prompted a flotilla of cargoes to be diverted from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

This storm was only the second hurricane to reach Category 5 strength in the Atlantic Basin at the time of its landfall.

The passengers that BA depends on most are those who regularly fly business class across the Atlantic.

Suppose no more rain fell into the Atlantic Ocean and no more water was brought to it by rivers .

Not really. We ran into a thunderstorm over the Atlantic Ocean, and the airplane was so tossed that everyone got airsick.

The choice facing Canadians may be between much more of Mr Harper, or the arrival of coalition politics from across the Atlantic.

Some of Earth's largest ancient lava flows lie below the Atlantic Ocean seafloor not far from the Big Apple.

To those on this side of the Atlantic, it quickly became apparent that the Americans lacked a plan to save Lehman.

His partner remained in Paris; he is now yet another commuter, this time across the Atlantic.

As for modern technology, the first length of fiber optic cable was laid across the Atlantic Ocean in 1988.

As early as1857, people tried to lay an undersea cable across the Atlantic Ocean, but they met with a lot of difficulties.

Banjul: The capital and largest city of Gambia, on an island at the mouth of the Gambia River on the atlantic Ocean.

Ships carrying essential supplies and munitions steamed continuously across the Atlantic.

Since the late 1970s the Allied Whale research group at the College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor has built a catalogue of whale photos.

that fool who's got a mad-cap idea about rowing across the Atlantic in a bathtub?

His dream trip would be a cruise across the Atlantic Ocean.

And if that occurs, it will be difficult for the American economy to escape the downward tug from across the Atlantic.

I leaned that she crossed the Atlantic as casually as the Channel, and adored Venice, which she visited every year.

If you think that an outlandish prediction, consider the fiasco across the Atlantic.

This will take a lot of wind out of the cases against Intel brought by regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.

At the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean was found an ancient artifact.

Although the research was conducted in the US, British academics believe that the phenomenon also affects men this side of the Atlantic.

Fog lifts to reveal the island of Boreray, in the St. Kilda archipelago, perched far out in the Atlantic.

The differences over the timing of budget cuts reflects in part the different fortunes of the economies on either side of the Atlantic.

Honduras is developing a means of connecting the native American communities in the Atlantic coast.

Airlines have stopped or changed the flights across the Atlantic Ocean, leaving hundreds of passengers stuck in airports.

Every time I hear or read about QE, my association is with the Queen Elizabeth oceanliner, which plowed the Atlantic in majestic splendor.

McCullough's title, following the often dangerous journey across the Atlantic, first by sailing ship and only later under steam.

For tens of thousands of years, a natural dam between present-day Morocco and the Rock off Gibraltar held the waters of the Atlantic bay.

These travel west across the African continent, and then encounter the warm tropical waters of the Atlantic.

would appear , partook of the religious zeal that brought other emigrants across the atlantic.

How will the area around the arctic circle in Norway be affected by the Atlantic stretch tsunami?

Meanwhile, Donitz began to position U-boat tankers or "milk cows" in the Atlantic.

On both sides of the Atlantic concerns have been raised about letting foreign-born businessmen take over important news outlets.

He later served as a bombing leader in Europe and flew long range aircraft over the Atlantic.

Why do we have to go across the Atlantic Ocean to talk to our neighbours?

The Atlantic frets that the Murdoch model will sacrifice "responsible, serious journalism" and damage public life in the process.

Exploration will not be allowed on the Pacific Coast or along the Atlantic Coast north of Delaware.

The United States of America locates in central and northwest North America with coastlines on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

The interior of Greenland is to the right. It's flowing out to the Atlantic Ocean on the left.

The Pacific Ocean occupies nearly an entire hemisphere and is roughly twice the size of the Atlantic.

They sailed all over the Atlantic Ocean, but especially terorized the European coastlines.

Now, they want to hold on to a role in a world where power is shifting from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

Yet thanks to a quirk of law, talk of default is not confined to the European side of the Atlantic.

The Atlantic Forest is found on Brazil's eastern seaboard. It is estimated that originally it made up some 14% of the land area of Brazil.

"It has been fairly out of control on both sides of the Atlantic, " Doonan says.

They participate in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I within the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Recovery may be under way, but a crisis on the other side of the Atlantic could derail it.

both sides of the Atlantic, foreign policy analysts have convinced politicians that the west faces a severe energy security challenge.

Travel requires and is limited to one flight over the Atlantic and one flight over the Pacific.