Will the nation allow the Obama administration to get away with this enormous sea-change in our culture of open government, disguised as a relatively minor bureaucratic adjustment?
Second and in some ways more cheering, Kirch's difficulties - along with a number of other corporate crunches - indicate a sea-change in German business culture.
The geographic truth beneath our prosperity is as naturally sung by our bards as the olive oils and wine-dark sea at the heart of Greek culture were sung by theirs.
The vast view still captures the wild frontier and fertile land that held so much promise for those who once sailed across the sea with only their dreams and treasured culture to guide them.
Inupiat leaders oppose offshore drilling that could disturb bowhead whales and other sea resources that are the basis of their subsistence culture.
Sea Island may not have had much of a spa culture in the past, but it's clearly cultivating a singular one for the future.
FORBES: The Old South rises again at the Spa at Sea Island, Georgia.
The work and produce of the fishermen and shepherds still give Sardinia an extraordinary culinary culture, one strictly divided into food from the sea and food from the land.
Shapiro has a good ear for the quote bites of contemporary celebrity culture, and the courage to set out on this endless sea.
For one thing, many of Sea Island's resort guests and residents simply weren't familiar with spa culture.
Mr Madrid thinks that, for all their difficulties, the Republicans have culture and economics on their side, and one day this could produce a sea-change in Latinos' voting habits as revolutionary as the one which turned the Republicans into the ruling party in the South in 1994.
We talked with native Icelanders, experienced the art, culture, and music scene in Reykjavik, and engaged in diverse outdoor activities, from caving to sea kayaking.
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