The Intrepid Museum The Intrepid focuses on both actual spaceflight and flights of fancy.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Hi intrepid solvers, Martin here again.
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Mr. Anderson is considering a visit to his old ship, the now-retired Intrepid, which serves as a military museum in New York City and features a small exhibit of the Intrepid Four.
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None of which seems to bother our intrepid Swedish inventor.
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Good question -- and hopefully some intrepid reporter asks him today!
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Mr Lawler is an intrepid guide to this treacherous territory.
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So, like many intrepid developers, he built a better site.
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Until then, Fadiman's website still accepts reports from intrepid micropsychonauts.
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From this intrepid research, a composite portrait begins to emerge.
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But our intrepid Ann is incapable of screaming in fear.
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However, Intrepid Travel did not approve or review this story.
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But it's the intrepid eater who will be most rewarded.
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Even amid brutal conditions, he's an intrepid and encouraging guide.
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Intrepid Travel and Overseas Adventure Travel were among the winners.
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Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum: 'On the Line: Intrepid and the Vietnam War' (continuing) Visitors familiar with this museum are likely well aware of its flight deck, perhaps even some of its wartime history.
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Kids Week at the Intrepid (Friday and Saturday) The U.S.S. Intrepid, the aircraft carrier turned museum, is celebrating much more than military history during these programs, which run through the public-school winter break.
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But this intrepid telescope has faced major challenges in its lifetime.
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Intrepid yet nervous, we paused to consider: Was this a trap?
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It began with the usual intentions of any young, intrepid traveller.
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And through these continued scientific revelations, MESSENGER's intrepid legacy lives on.
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Choose between a vibrant intrepid green or more subtle covert gray.
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But we would also have to add intrepid thrill-seeking retiree.
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This was not the intrepid Wonder Woman we'd been reading about.
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In Tijuana, our intrepid correspondent embarked on a delectable gastronomic tour.
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Even the intrepid Elizabeth Stuart might have given up in despair.
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Deirdre, also intrepid, is known to all as a terrific cook.
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"Only the more intrepid will consider a trip," the article stated.
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Intrepid drinkers might try an Amontillado sherry or a junmai sake.
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INTREPID SEA, AIR & SPACE MUSEUM: 'ON THE LINE: INTREPID AND THE VIETNAM WAR' (continuing) Visitors familiar with this museum are likely to be well aware of its flight deck, perhaps even some of its wartime history.
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Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum: 'On the Line: Intrepid and the Vietnam War' (continuing) Visitors familiar with this museum are likely to be well aware of its flight deck, perhaps even some of its wartime history.
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Did anything crazy happen while he was filming, one intrepid reporter asked?
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How could he be as decisive as Shackleton, as intrepid and optimistic?
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Last week, McCain called Kerry "intrepid but delusion" for negotiating with Russia.
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He searches out distractions the way an intrepid reporter digs up scoops.
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But the attraction for the more intrepid investor is plain to see.
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Not all his of ladies are of the intrepid Ms. Mara variety.
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In 1776, he seemed to some as shaky as Arnold appeared intrepid.
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Before that, he built Intrepid Media, the first social network for writers.
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Might an intrepid reporter get to all of them in one day?
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WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY (1971) at Intrepid Museum (Friday, Aug. 16.
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Still, a few intrepid buyers and developers have sought to tame them.
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The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum will be closed through March 21.
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Slow and steady, across the universe it rolls with the Intrepid Ten.
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Several groups announced protests and marches near the Intrepid before the reception.
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Yet an intrepid group of readers largely embraced it and was delighted.
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The United States government used El Chapo's intrepid spy systems against him.
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This variety presents a number of opportunities for the intrepid henge-seeker.
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Metzl sells his program online, but people can also try it for free this summer on the flight deck of the Intrepid, which is berthed on the Hudson River as part of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
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The next Ironstrength event on the Intrepid will be held on August 15.
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Travel Packages Intrepid Travel Do you have Machu Picchu on your bucket list?
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But thanks to some intrepid scientists, DNA was extracted from their temporal bones.
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Postscript: Some intrepid fans have found a way to get multiplayer working again.
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Intrepid former U.S. Marine Kirstie Ennis has begun the climb of her life!
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Entomologist Suzanne Wainwright-Evans discovered the intrepid invert glued to her cat's fur.
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Your intrepid reporter braved the brutal New York City summer to find out.
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This info is then available to anyone who cares, especially intrepid app developers.
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But it's different than the intrepid Curiosity probe, which NASA landed in 2012.
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How could I have doubted the intrepid determination of music-loving New Yorkers?
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One intrepid programmer has tackled this problem so that we don't have to.
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Europeans are described as genocidal, greedy, violent, conquerors, but still as intrepid explorers.
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We threw Craig's question to Julie Hirschfeld Davis, our intrepid White House correspondent.
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Superheroes, from Superman to the Black Panther, are likewise fearless, intrepid and invulnerable.
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Do you know this intrepid intruder,Who's invaded your mind and your body?
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Opinion The university should rename its school of journalism after this intrepid reporter.
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You have to admire the Met's intrepid cast, chorus and orchestra for rallying.
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Many of NASA's first missions were made possible by Johnson's intrepid, unparalleled calculations.
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Richard, an intrepid designer and jack-of-all-trades, is always happiest renovating.
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But nothing could deter our intrepid heroes from feasting on champagne and canapés.
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But back to the drone pictured in the 1945 photograph aboard the Intrepid.
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" Quentin Sommerville, the BBC's Middle East correspondent, tweeted that Gardi was "intrepid and determined.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 29255 and 211.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 2145 and 2144.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 223023 and 2209.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 1966 and 1969.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 2935 and 22212.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 22075 and 21.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 18917 and 18275.
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"This morning I went to the Intrepid [Sea, Air, and Space Museum]," she said.
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That's why a few intrepid women have decided to take control of the conversation.
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She even took an Instagram poll on whether endangering her intrepid assistant was warranted.
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It turns out quite a few of our intrepid R29 staffers have tried it.
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Any child of the intrepid Rolling Stone is destined to have a unique life.
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MORE's description of him as "intrepid but delusional" for negotiating with Russia over Syria.
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It looks like both staff and visitors are smitten by the intrepid water fowl.
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According to the intrepid Snapchatter, credited above, the kid is a Georgia Tech fan.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 1966 and 841.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 8883 and 1969.
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When hostile extraterrestrials land on Earth, only an intrepid bunny can save the planet.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 233 and 1969.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 73 and 1969.
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Yet again, making a flawed process work, these intrepid young Americans answer the call.
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Once upon a time, there were two intrepid researchers who wanted to understand stories.
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God bless those intrepid souls who perished as they strove to report the truth.
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He wouldn't last a minute under the intrepid scrutiny of the reporters he employed.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 13 and 1969.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas, between 2083 and 1969.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas, between 1966 and 1969.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas, between 1966 and 7183.
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During the Vietnam War, the Intrepid served three tours overseas between 300 and 2212.
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Intrepid, I headed Round The Corner to find out who controlled their music selections.
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Constituency: Mid Sussex Income sources: • Senior adviser on strategic issues to Intrepid Capital Partners.
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Though critics praised its intrepid originality, they often found the process stressful or irritating.
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When the intrepid puzzle solvers translated the drips, they got a link: ea.com/neverbethesame.
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The information we receive from intrepid reporters helps citizens in democracies make better decisions.
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Then, in 1937, Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre launched with an intrepid adaptation of Caesar.
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I didn't realize just how intrepid he was because he was just so humble.
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Here's what my intrepid colleagues on the Politics desk saw in their crystal balls.
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Touring the northeast for months, the intrepid young actors from Shakespeare & Company find out.
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"It's like the Intrepid," said Marian Weiss, Mr. Manfredi's co-designer on the project.
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The intrepid misanthrope gets away with it too, because you can't arrest a goose.
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Mr. Trump has a long relationship with the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.
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You can be as well, by following along with our intrepid and opinionated reporters.
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Called the "Intrepid Four," they were both hailed as heroes and condemned as cowards.
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Recently, he spoke with another Intrepid Four member, John Barilla, who lives in Canada.
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British newspapers stoke public fears by sending intrepid reporters to the Jungle encampment in France.
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The summit is staffed year-round by a team of intrepid weather observers and interns.
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A group of intrepid German retirees on a tour of Turkey and the Middle East.
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Through their Intrepid Pictures banner, they've already produced features likes Gerald's Game, Oculus, and Hush.
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Because she is something of an intrepid political traveler, her friends often seek her advice.
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This intrepid spacecraft launched in 2009 and was tasked with detecting planets around other stars.
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One such friend, pro golfer Greg Norman, was among the attendees at the Intrepid dinner.
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We'll be here waiting for your next message, intrepid Twitter user on Capitol Hill. Godspeed.
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Make edible tide pods, one intrepid Tumblr user-turned-amateur-recipe-developer proposed last month.
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But it was too late for the intrepid Arricihion, who was already dead from strangulation.
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Having only one stomach, I enlisted the help of my intrepid foodventuring vegetarian roommate, Jen.
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Ally isn't the only intrepid soul to invite North America's only marsupial into her home.
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Last month Republican Senator John McCain called Kerry "intrepid but deluded" for relying on Moscow.
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The intrepid eye in the sky just had its mission extended until at least 2021.
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Morris worked as a journalist specializing in splashy, intrepid assignments for the Times of London.
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The future of public broadcasting looks bright at KEXP, the city's intrepid independent radio station.
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As a short-term solution, intrepid climate activist Greta Thunberg suggests we plant more trees.
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I'm not sure that's quite what news consumers expect from us, their intrepid fact-gatherers.
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The job of finding the ideal site would be the responsibility of the Intrepid Ten.
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But new restrictions announced Tuesday showed Mr. Trump heading straight to Bedminster from the Intrepid.
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The intrepid Hubble Space Telescope recently spied storms on Mars and moons racing around Saturn.
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Without Cahalan's intrepid reporting, the truth of Rosenhan and his paper might have been lost.
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Basically, today's g-2 experimenters are like the intrepid sailors of the Age of Exploration.
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Of course, our intrepid Gadget Lab reporters were there in the midst of it all.
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You have to admire the Met's intrepid cast, chorus and orchestra for rallying on Wednesday.
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So all the solidarity of Brazilian people goes to the intrepid United Nations special rapporteurs.
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Several important new pieces of evidence have emerged recently, primarily through intrepid journalism and reporting.
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" To The Silicon Review he's "the intrepid tech visionary who pioneered a groundbreaking philanthropic model.
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The Melbourne-based Intrepid Travel has 16 group trips to Turkey during that time period, and a company spokesman, Michael Sadowski, said that travelers scheduled on an Intrepid itinerary to any destination are entitled to a full refund if they cancel 30 days before departure.
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Surfing movies tend to offer spectacular scenes of cresting seas and intrepid athletes riding perfect waves.
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The Sun's intrepid reporter clearly didn't think to explain anything about pH or what it means.
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The intrepid entrepreneur behind Nest, one of the most high-profile tech acquisitions ever, has left.
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At Intrepid Travel, you can take 15% off all trips departing between February 1 and Sept.
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Those intrepid, faithful fans are just as insane dedicated, and should be commended for their efforts.
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"The intrepid women who raised their voices to expose this abuse are our heroes," she wrote.
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This is something that the intrepid minds at Indeed Brewing Company are all too aware of.
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As Dear White People's omniscient narrator explains, he's not the first intrepid journalist to do so.
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Over the years, things have gotten progressively worse for the intrepid survivors on The Walking Dead.
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The intrepid Mark Rober used chicken skin, a styrofoam head, and a beanie to find out.
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He's an intrepid gumshoeing reporter whom TechCrunch has been lucky enough to hire as a freelancer.
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Their intrepid searches have turned up Prohibition-era cellars and bunkers — but no trace of Lindsey.
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It doesn't conform to Bollywood conventions but isn't so self-serious as to alienate intrepid audiences.
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It's fitting, then, that both movies share the same intrepid producer: Killer Films CEO Christine Vachon.
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Scientists working with the rover and many others have become attached to the intrepid space robot.
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His motorcade passed hundreds of protesters as it arrived at the Intrepid in the early evening.
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She was an intrepid woman who also happened to be the sister of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller.
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In Jason Wise's 2013 documentary, four intrepid sommeliers try their nostrils and taste buds at glory.
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When the police arrived, the intrepid test-stealers were arrested and charged with third-degree burglary.
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And for a quarter of a century, these two intrepid apparitions have materialized again and again.
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"The intrepid women who raised their voices to expose this abuse are our heroes," she said.
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Intrepid Travel is offering 231 percent off on most of its 228 departures booked between Nov.
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In an event aboard the decommissioned aircraft carrier Intrepid, the "Today" host was lost at sea.
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There are a few ways that intrepid cabbies may try to take you for a ride.
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Better gear, amenities, and the help of tireless guides have swamped the mountain with intrepid tourists.
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With translation assistance from local Intrepid Travel guide Luis Lazarte, Delgado reveals his journey to Cordano.
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There's an intrepid intelligence in this joke as it traces the unlikely roots of mass entertainment.
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"Horwitz is intrepid in tracking down the modern manifestations of this legacy," wrote Robert R. Harris.
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O'Neill's account demonstrates once again that history's first draft is often written by the intrepid traveler.
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In New York, I danced with executives and activists, divorcées, handymen, intrepid college kids and engineers.
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Most companies right now, from Intrepid Travel to REI, are launching women-only tours in response.
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Some intrepid businesses and investors have begun considering the possibility of doing business in North Korea.
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Solving the industry's inclusion problem is going to require intrepid creativity, sustained nurturing and committed determination.
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Thousands of protesters expected at several simultaneous rallies and marches at the Intrepid failed to materialize.
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Miami Herald reporter Julie K. Brown was celebrated for her intrepid reporting about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
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Plus, it gives policy reporters lots to write about, and intrepid readers plenty to read about.
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Intrepid overseas investors have little choice but to work through middle men, often based in China.
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And for that, the astronauts have their intrepid comrades on the Skylab 4 mission to thank.
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Intrepid Travel will run 50 wellness-focused group trips this year, compared with 20 in 2017.
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One of these intrepid pyromaniacs, YouTuber Jason Salerno, uploaded his Boring Company clone earlier this month.
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The intrepid rover is known for sending home dramatic images — including selfies — documenting its time on Mars.
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Intrepid Social Media Editor Danika Harrod also participated in the event, and completely dominated the NYC vs.
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A slightly higher percentage of intrepid souls will tromp to their nearest bar and get giddily drunk.
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In approximately 2000 CE, an intrepid, seafaring society with roots in Polynesia arrived at the unsettled island.
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Pull out both suitcase and passport, because intrepid journeys could lead us through the foreign customs lines.
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Mobile devices have played a similar role in expanding smart homes beyond intrepid DIYers and early adopters.
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Intrepid was created as part of Mohan's thesis and not with the intent of going to market.
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An intrepid fan, not dissuaded by the close proximity of the sculpture, decided to take a selfie.
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He had recently begun learning more about art but was not yet intrepid enough to buy anything.
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The ambassador complained, and in 1907 the Department of Justice dispatched Mary Grace Quackenbos, an intrepid investigator.
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Intrepid skiers can go from one resort to the next, beginning at Hanazono and ending at Annupuri.
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Peter Rundel will conduct the intrepid and theatrically minded International Contemporary Ensemble and singers from ChorWerk Ruhr.
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Then, in the '90s, the most intrepid Americans hopped on their computers and played The Oregon Trail.
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A few intrepid R29 staffers visited Magic Jewelry and shared their impressions of the process with us.
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Only three main occupations were available to intrepid job seekers 10,000 years ago: hunting, gathering and procreation.
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Cameras were forbidden, but that didn't stop intrepid audience members with an appetite for destruc— er, documentation.
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U.S. investors and intrepid tourists eye with interest the stability in the performances of key African economies.
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The Intrepid will accommodate your phone, passport, credit cards, big and small change, and even a pen.
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Today, thousands of teens are trading in the uniforms of their local hospitals for intrepid trips abroad.
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By the time he arrived, the southern end was closed to vehicles, but not to intrepid pedestrians.
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I wasn't the intrepid solo reporter that had started her stint in Guatemala for the AP anymore.
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Peter Fonda stars as an intrepid tripster, with Bruce Dern and Dennis Hopper as two sketchy gurus.
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Jefferies LLC is the financial adviser to EagleClaw, while Morgan Stanley and Intrepid Partners LLC advised Blackstone.
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Afterward, I enlist the stomachs of my intrepid coworkers to help me consume and evaluate the leftovers.
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Gonzalez was a proud and intrepid woman, and she fought for her right to enter the country.
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So far, intrepid explorers have found a total of 11,676 different tree species, a new study reports.
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It's where college kids and intrepid midnight munchers can order the Tex-Mex chimeras of their dreams.
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For travelers who want a quick urban escape, Intrepid Travel offers a four-day Mexico City Stopover.
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Waters ran the final possession to perfection, punctuating an intrepid dribble drive with the winning scoop shot.
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Even the most intrepid aid groups have reconsidered whether it is safe to work in the country.
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And some intrepid businesses and investors have begun considering the possibility of doing business in North Korea.
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One example came during the ensemble's first program on Sunday: an intrepid account of Mahler's Fourth Symphony.
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And machinations of empires always played a larger role in promoting exchanges than did intrepid private traders.
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A skillful and intrepid researcher, Wolff offers pocket histories of the two singers that echo each other.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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I got on the right track with LONGHAIR, INTREPID, NONPROFIT and AGNOSTIC, and everything flowed from there.
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Stories like yours — shuttered business or not — are enough to make even the most intrepid traveler quiver.
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The Intrepid invites children to spend their midwinter school break playing games — but not just any games.
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"Fearful" is the opposite of fearless, so of course TREPID: intrepid makes sense, except whoever says "trepid"?
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"The True Story of Little Red," also a musical, imagines the titular character as an intrepid Latina.
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And he's putting his theory to the test on a big stage this summer: aboard the USS Intrepid.
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Intrepid fans have used emoji to recreate everything from Edvard Munch's The Scream to Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love".
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But when one intrepid Twitter user tried to help with the problem, the company shut down his efforts.
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Earlier this summer, MIT researcher Manisha Mohan garnered significant media attention for a sticker she designed called Intrepid.
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We're knocking on wood that things continue to go well for NASA and its intrepid new probe. [NASA]
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They want to change the status quo and are willing to fund the intrepid to do the improbable.
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Mr. Bel is a contentious figure, an intrepid tester of theatrical expectations who doesn't actually create dance steps.
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Back in the day, the most intrepid Americans hopped into caravans and settled into the great open prairie.
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We've gathered our most intrepid reporters to bring the CES experience to you, in more ways than one.
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But this week, the intrepid orbiter outdid itself by capturing some adorable images of Saturn's tiny moon, Pan.
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The intrepid hope to be rewarded for tying up their money for longer and for doing their homework.
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Previously, Tor provided one of the most useful workarounds for intrepid Turkish citizens looking for access and anonymity.
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" Speaking to reporters before an event aboard the USS Intrepid, Trump said of Turnbull: "We get along great.
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She's pretty intrepid and has been writing about Chechnya for years and years, and has faced many threats.
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Even in the most forbidding markets, private capital coupled with intrepid non-governmental organizations can drive positive results.
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You know, the one about the intrepid Washington reporter with the courage to stand up to the administration.
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Some of the more intrepid funds commissioned exit polls seeking a more scientific basis for forecasting the result.
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"Americans have had no better friends than the Australians," Trump said aboard the USS Intrepid in New York.
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The last time we saw Mulder and Scully, things looked decidedly bleak for everyone's favorite intrepid FBI agents.
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But it's also wonderful, because of the intrepid reporters, editors, video directors, and support staff you see below.
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Two of our intrepid reporters tried a gin made with the still and pronounced it tasty and drinkable.
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We make a difference in the world because we practice professional journalism that is both intrepid and unbiased.
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Probably little more than some extra (and pointless) security training for those intrepid enough to visit the continent.
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That doesn't stop the intrepid people who look at that hill and decide to chase the cheese, though.
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Intrepid will earn most of its income from operating leases, but pay management and services fees to Amedeo.
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And intrepid budget carriers will doubtless try to overcome the difficulties and set up routes in more countries.
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Each spring, flocks of the intrepid shorebirds fly up to 9,300 miles from the tropics to the Arctic.
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One intrepid server was offering up snacks on a tennis racket, which seemed to be a bold move.
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The Public — in partnership with the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum — will present the show, "Blueprint Specials," Jan.
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One night, the household is attacked by a mysterious figure that our intrepid protagonist tries to chase out.
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An intrepid internet hero even illustrated what we believe would make a great album cover for their project.
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It's a harbinger of his exemplary life in service, glimpsed in the solitude of a child's intrepid mind.
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Turnbull and Trump had met on the deck of the aircraft carrier Intrepid in New York last month.
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So much so, that one intrepid Melodrama-lover, Nina Richard, actually hung the cover art in the Louvre.
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Tour operators working to lower carbon emissions include Intrepid Travel, one of the world's largest group tour companies.
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What was once a vibrant city is now a scuba-diving destination for intrepid historians and disaster tourists.
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We are garage start-ups, risk-taking entrepreneurs and intrepid scholars exploring new advances in science and technology.
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Intrepid readers might want to revisit the Rhône syrahs we tasted earlier, from Crozes-Hermitage and St.-Joseph.
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Much of the neighborhood around the Intrepid still bears the industrial, worn facade of its nickname, Hell's Kitchen.
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I took another sip of fortified chamois milk, thinking how those intrepid mountain goats wouldn't turn in early.
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A few intrepid tourists, speaking English, Spanish and Mandarin, crawled their way over some stones to get across.
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My two intrepid contest readers — Miya Lee and Bindu Bansinath — already had spent countless hours poring over submissions.
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The problem is that intrepid explorers of the web are now met with censorship, restrictions, and geo-blocking.
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Until a new generation of intrepid settlers arrived: the tech élite, armed with impressive pedigrees and startup cash.
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More recently, intrepid startups have sought to turn carbon dioxide in to gasoline and ethanol, a liquid alcohol.
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How do you compete with someone so intrepid that he dies while trying to inspect an active volcano?
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The Week Ahead The four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein has always had a way with intrepid romantics.
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One crash caused $5,000 in damage to his Ford F-250 pickup truck, another totaled his Dodge Intrepid.
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But on Tuesday morning, Tintin, the intrepid young investigative journalist who solves fantastical mysteries, wasn't on another adventure.
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The intrepid explorer has completed its primary mission, and is on course for its next target: 2014 MU69.
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At various times, Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, Pier 86, 46th Street and 81793th Avenue, Clinton, 81783-81773-81763.
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In the movie, Fonda, as an intrepid reporter, covers a story at a nuclear plant when an accident occurs.
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Ben's is giving away one soft pretzel in exchange for a $1 donation to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.
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A brave and intrepid curator ought to buy "Mass Murder" and install it near the entrance of a museum.
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To continue the analogy, that's like forcing our intrepid camper to outrun not just a bear, but a tiger.
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The intrepid, and often ill-fated, adventures of explorers such as Captain Robert Scott have gone down in folklore.
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But as the intrepid photographer bore witness to, it ended with the probable conception of a little baby joey.
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On the beach, just across the road, intrepid surfers revelled in the churning waters left behind by Hurricane Irma.
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In the world of social media and intrepid Bachelor Nation sleuths like Reality Steve, spoilers are almost a given.
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November 17, 0003 began like any other day for the intrepid shark fishermen of Costa Azul, Mexico, Alvarenga remembers.
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Military ties Hosting the meeting on the Intrepid will, however, underscore the close military ties between the two countries.
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As for Wakker's car, the intrepid Dutchman didn't opt for a well-known electric vehicle (EV) like a Tesla.
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He started gaining recognition in the 1970s, selling plans for small aircraft that intrepid enthusiasts could build for themselves.
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The Apollo 11 astronaut minifigures wear the same spacesuit as the intrepid explorers in Lego's new Mars-based playsets.
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Intrepid Partners, Citigroup Inc and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co are working with Sanchez on the deal, the report said.
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For next to no money, intrepid hackers can buy a development pack to start hacking with the headphone socket.
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Ms. Duguid's discoveries on these intrepid travels are shared in stories and pictures, along with an abundance of recipes.
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For the intrepid boozehound with some frequent flier miles to burn, here's a list of a few to hit.
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The intrepid billionaire CEO of Tesla and SpaceX is known to drive and ride in his own company's cars.
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Help comes in many forms, from chainsaw-wielding nuns to intrepid pizza guys, monster-truck drivers to daring reporters.
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Like the grown children of the other members of the expedition, they took great pride in their intrepid father.
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Enter Daj Jordan, intrepid violinist who has made a bit of a name for himself online covering rap songs.
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The Star Trek Replicator Challenge was announced this week at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York.
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If it's got a screen and a processor, an intrepid maker can make their favorite game run on it.
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In a preview of the show, viewers get a sneak peek at the intrepid trio seeking out a Bigfoot.
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Her adventures illuminate the world of intrepid female artists in the late 1800s, a milieu too little appreciated today.
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With a mere 13-month age difference, Duanne, an intrepid photographer and videographer, inspired Sandra on her life path.
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Ms. Lizzimore, best known in Britain as an intrepid director, is overly fond of poetic parables and fairy tales.
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From there, his motorcade drove up West Street and 12th Avenue, arriving at the Intrepid at 6:57 p.m.
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This weekend, he's hosting another Theater of War event in New York at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
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If you think this itinerary sounds intrepid, think again: the hard-core travellers were sneaking from Chengdu into Tibet.
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The reputation for top-notch production values, paired with the remote location and intrepid audiences, did not go unnoticed.
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In 2017, Intrepid will offer 65 new carbon offset tours, including a 15-day trip of Myanmar's cultural highlights.
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In recent years, Intrepid Potash has been returning 0.6 million tons or less of salt brine to Bonneville's surface.
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More than half the people taking trips with Intrepid Travel, about 75,20193 people a year, are now going solo.
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Estimated number of overnight visitors per year: 1,035,000In a nutshell: Uzebekistan was Intrepid Travel's fastest growing destination in 2019, and Intrepid predicts that Tajikistan will be the next 'stan to take off What to see and do: Enjoy a picnic on the shores of Yashikul Lake in the shadow of the Pamir Mountains; meet locals through Tajikistan's homestay network; soak up mountainous scenery along the Pamir Highway; visit the 3,000-year-old Hisor Fort outside of Dushanbe, Tajikistan's capital Source: Intrepid Travel; UNWTO; Atlas Obscura
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Until a few years ago, few tourists made it to Pangong lake; those who did were mostly intrepid Western backpackers.
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In her interview with Tapper, Clinton pointed to money she raised for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund alongside Arizona Sen.
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Catching up with our two intrepid co-founders, Jack and Jill, the business has been growing at a decent clip.
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While the intrepid spacecraft still has a way to go until its big rendezvous, today it'll casually fly by Earth.
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We love seeing intrepid influencers sourcing their cutting-edge finds in unexpected, hidden-in-plain sight destinations: in particular, Amazon.
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Meeting with Australian PM: Spicer said Trump will meet with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull aboard the USS Intrepid May 4.
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Since then, the intrepid spacecraft has been speeding toward a reddish object in the Kuiper Belt known as MU69 (nice).
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But Bobby, seeing Bonnie's intrepid spirit after she led troops to his office, re-opens it — and has her join.
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Perhaps that's why last month's Intrepid Travel photography competition, focusing on "faces of the world," brought in such amazing submissions.
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The damage isn't unexpected, nor is it catastrophic, but it's a reminder that this intrepid little explorer won't last forever.
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That plunder had been stopped by one intrepid Englishwoman, Gertrude Bell, who was her heroine for all kinds of reasons.
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In the 20 years it's spent in space, this intrepid orbiter has enabled the publication of over 3,000 scientific reports.
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Into this forbidding environment travels NASA's intrepid Juno spacecraft, which is set for a July Fourth rendezvous with the planet.
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Intrepid OIG agents in the southwest have recently taken a second look at the once closed Fast and Furious investigation.
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Intrepid Mashable editor-at-large and chief correspondent Lance Ulanoff found his way to the bathroom, and reported with photos.
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Due to circumstances both in and out of our intrepid reporter's control, it wasn't filed in time for timely coverage.
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Composed by Mr. Murray, it's a swinging tune with a pensive yet intrepid melody, and a midsection of bristling abstraction.
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Unless you have a crowd of intrepid wine fans, this isn't the time to subject your guests to challenging styles.
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Intrepid entrepreneurs should take this temporary ceasefire as a chance to make a few bucks while the environment is good.
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But Hayes used his platform both to praise Farrow's intrepid reporting and to send a powerful message to his superiors.
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The duality evokes the carnal grit and transformative, escapist role-play that characterized sexual scenarios available to intrepid San Franciscans.
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It was like the intrepid excitement of opening our doors to strangers or new friends and having a meal ready.
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I felt sympathy for the skilled players of this intrepid orchestra who had to grapple with three unfamiliar, challenging scores.
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It's a trend so ferocious that it's even inspired some intrepid people to knit busty daikon radishes of their own.
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Last week, they also released a new single, "Intrepid" (it's great), but what I want to talk about is Cardinal.
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Last week, President Trump met with his Australian counterpart, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, on the USS Intrepid in New York.
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The big question: Scientists that are part of the Opportunity team have a tight bond with the intrepid little rover.
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Throughout 214 and 303, Intrepid Travel is offering a 230-day Australia's East Coast Encompassed, Sydney to Cairns group tour.
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Indeed, the Muslim women recounted by Kamaly (who teaches Islamic studies at Hartford Seminary) are a feisty and intrepid bunch.
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Converted to a museum in 19983, the Intrepid displays a multitude of naval and military weapons, machinery and other artifacts.
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Adventure outfitter Intrepid Travel recently introduced three new vegan food tours to India, Italy and Thailand led by local guides.
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Today, sunken warships and the Kokoda Trail, the site of heavy jungle fighting, are attractions for divers and intrepid hikers.
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David Swartz, an intrepid collector of rock 'n' roll concert posters and memorabilia, has amassed over 5,000 first-edition pieces.
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The event on the Intrepid, now a sea, air and space museum, is being hosted by the American Australian Association.
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Like Natural Habitat, the tour company Intrepid Travel also carbon-offsets its operations both on trips and in its offices.
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The intrepid fan looking to bring the two together, Hector Martinez, 55, is an avid collector of Bruce Lee memorabilia.
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He landed a role in a musical and in 2017 performed at the war museum on the decommissioned U.S.S. Intrepid.
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The forum will begin at 8 pm Eastern at the the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City.
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NASA's Opportunity rover began its 15th year on Mars this week, although the intrepid robotic explorer may already be dead.
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For centuries, intrepid hollow Earth theorists have been looking for entrances to the center—some even claiming they've made it.
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While the notion of artificial intelligence feels novel and intrepid, complete autonomy is only an illusion in this live simulation.
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When we chase that Russian spy through the hall of mirrors with the intrepid Sheriff Hopper, we're really shooting at ourselves.
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Scene City 13 Photos View Slide Show ' With fashion week winding down, there were still opportunities for intrepid revelers on Wednesday.
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This week, the intrepid spacecraft completed the 15th of its 22 Grand Finale dives between the gas giant and its rings.
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Your intrepid reporter was taking a walk on the beach and stumbled upon the marketing stunt (which was kind of genius).
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By far the biggest contrast is between the often sanitized and monotone mainstream and the multifaceted and intrepid underground music scenes.
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But, as intrepid Broad City viewer and Jerusalem Post reporter Lahav Harkov pointed out on Twitter, that's actually a longstanding myth.
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Then you can swing by the Intrepid Air and Space Museum for the Starfleet Academy Experience, which runs through Oct. 31.
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Our intrepid food blogger had never even made beans before, but neither had I, so I happily followed in his footsteps.
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Nevertheless, one intrepid rider was caught on camera cruising down Interstate 880 in Oakland on Sunday, pedal to the 50cc metal.
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The Intrepid, an aircraft carrier turned museum, is beginning its annual midwinter festivities with a weekend devoted to art and music.
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He joked about "people hailing me abusively in the street" and about the extraordinary activities of Britain's intrepid tourists in Thailand.
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What better way to celebrate Hubble's 26th birthday than by releasing a gorgeous new photo taken by the intrepid space telescope.
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Some intrepid venture capitalists might be wise to take a few swings at ex-Disney or DreamWorks employees building AR startups.
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Happily, some intrepid and very committed fan took videos of most of it, which we'll share with you here, below. Enjoy!
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Nestled deep in the mountains of southern Tasmania in Australia, the Disappearing Tarn is sought after by photographers and intrepid hikers.
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He even shook hands and chatted with Prince Harry on the USS Intrepid at an event honoring British and American veterans.
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In the pyramid, you can see up to six iconic Starfleet vessels, including the original Enterprise and Voyager's Intrepid-class cruiser.
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There are both new and used books, along with a number of intrepid booksellers to help you find what you need.
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But how does Mason's intrepid personality hold up against the horrors of Skull Island, which puts each character to the test?
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The intrepid sleuths at Reddit have dug up what is believed to be said blog, dating back to 2009 and 2010.
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Beside my chair were collections of letters and memoirs written by intrepid female journalists, intellectuals and novelists, all British or European.
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He stopped riding his bicycle around North Beach after taking a spill a few years ago, but remains an intrepid traveler.
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The truly intrepid can handle creatures like tarantulas, grasshoppers, tobacco hornworms (sphinx moth larvae) and the museum's own Madagascar hissing cockroaches.
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Greece, Egypt, Italy, India, Ceylon: for most of his life, Lear was known primarily as an intrepid traveller and landscape painter.
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For Kemp and Kavanaugh, debt was simply the cost of an intrepid, entrepreneurial spirit; for Abrams, it was a serious offense.
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He spent time with his mother, an intrepid soul in her own right who had lived in Alaska in the 1940s.
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"The pattern of discrimination uncovered by Newsday's intrepid reporting raises significant concerns and calls for action," James said in a statement.
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Who better to help you overcome a bout of excessive drinking than our intrepid host of The Hangover Show, Cara Nicoletti?
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If you are feeling intrepid, why not try a Greek red, especially one made from indigenous grapes like agiorgtiko or xinomavro?
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But don't let that stop you from having fun with a neat little SNES-style game starring your favorite intrepid adolescents.
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The intrepid reporter elbowed his way through the throng of spectators to see Thomas McCoy die right there in the ring.
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As first spotted by the ever-intrepid, master spelunker Steve Troughton-Smith, iOS 13 includes pointer support — as an accessibility feature.
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His cameras have been just as intrepid for the Showtime documentary series, "The Trade," which returns Friday for its second season.
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Whether we count ourselves one in 40 or one in 400, we are less alone because of Ms. Corduck's intrepid outreach.
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From there, an intrepid group of teens brought it before the Board of Supervisors, where it passed nine votes to two.
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Traffic stands still, puddles get deceptively deep and even the most intrepid of us cowers in the wakes of passing cabs.
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Operating alone, shooting his own video, he has built a large local following and a national reputation for his intrepid reporting.
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The restaurant, named for the intrepid women who dive for seafood near Jeju Island in South Korea, opened in late November.
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She's an intrepid guide to a surprisingly difficult topic: Travers was extremely private and her personal life, though fascinating, was confusing.
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One wishes, however, that the NYPD had caught more images of the intrepid drag queens who notoriously commandeered that year's parade.
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She's a stellar astronomer, interested in the suns of other solar systems, much farther away than even the most intrepid satellites.
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And if enough answers to these questions are "yes," she has an intrepid response, which I'll leave to readers to discover.
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Mac's intrepid sister Prue, joined by her classmate Curtis, sets out into the I.W. to rescue her brother (from bloodthirsty ivy).
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She became an intrepid war correspondent and was among the first photojournalists to document the Allies' entry into Nazi concentration camps.
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An intrepid Reddit user has upscaled that film to 4K, brought its frame rate up to 60fps, and even added sound.
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It needs intrepid whistleblowers willing to step forward and defend the institutions this president has dragged into the dirt with him.
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The affordable Schneider Concerts remain a solid deal for more intrepid classical music lovers, and this is a particularly intriguing program.
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Johnson-Weld 2016 brings auspicious new days ahead and may be taking the first intrepid steps to the brave new America.
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KAARI UPSON At 22016, this intrepid Californian is looking more and more like the most psychologically incisive artist of her generation.
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For families with children who are at least 7 years old, Intrepid Travel has the eight-day Croatian Active Family Holiday.
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The intrepid journalist who managed to track down El Chapo and get him to agree to an on-the-record conversation?
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Jason Koebler, one of Motherboard's intrepid staff writers, intends to find out—and live on Facebook if all the stars align.
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In its early days the station distinguished itself with intrepid reporting, heated debates and unsparing coverage of autocrats, save its Qatari hosts.
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As Gillibrand addresses the crowd, the intrepid student carefully winds her way through a mass of supporters, lost in her dressing quest.
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The intrepid orbiter was roughly 10,274 miles (16,535 km) above Jupiter's cloud tops, peering into its Great Red Spot and multicolored bands.
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The intrepid arachnid in question is Moggridgea rainbowi, a tree trapdoor spider found only in the woodlands of South Australia's Kangaroo Island.
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Intrepid saw the number of women booking trips through their company surge by 35 percent in just the first half of 2017.
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Prince William is paying tribute to an intrepid former soldier who has died as he attempted an expedition to cross the Antarctic.
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Here, intrepid explorers paddle through the frigid methane oceans of Titan—no doubt, with some expensive, space-grade outerwear to stay warm.
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The name "Big Hollywood" itself presumes that there's a monolithic power that needs to be investigated and subverted—specifically, by intrepid conservatives.
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Navigating round those issues may be possible; but it may not be a great deal easier than landing intrepid customers on Mars.
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The intrepid rover took the opportunity to snap a selfie as it proudly stood in front of some rather dramatic Martian features.
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As some intrepid Reddit users discovered, you can actually visit two different versions of fictional software company Tuckersoft's website and… spoilers ahead.
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In addition to continuing The Haunting of Hill House, they will create new projects exclusively for Netflix under their banner Intrepid Pictures.
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Our intrepid snapper Maija Lahtinen was on hand once again to capture the scenes on and offstage—check out her photos below!
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Air Canada flew our intrepid mushroom hunters here to promote their new non-stop flights to Portland from Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto.
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And all the credit for the intriguing Venn diagram intersection that results belongs to their intrepid, if not particularly well-known, director.
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And the intrepid spacecraft just completed step 4 earlier today, touching down and snapping some amazing pictures while it did its science.
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But an intrepid reddit user reached out to the reporter behind that piece, and managed to get access to the whole shebang.
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An intrepid Overwatch investigator uncovered evidence on the game's public test region that may point to a new, upcoming Overwatch hero: Doomfist.
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Demonstrators were gathering near the decommissioned USS Intrepid aircraft carrier on Manhattan's West Side, where Trump was slated to speak Thursday evening.
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It starts off with the crew of the starship Intrepid, who begin to notice that strange things are happening on the ship.
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Yet for many intrepid, post-war Indian migrants, these pubs offered safe, recreational spaces in a climate of racial hostility and violence.
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But lately European MBA courses have included search-fund case studies that have whetted the appetite of some intrepid would-be entrepreneurs.
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The intrepid AT&T research team that built magnetic recording did not have permission to take its invention beyond the company's walls.
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Smart Design/Shutterstock An intrepid team of postdocs at the Santa Fe Institute pulled off a hell of a feat last week.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to National Intrepid Center of Excellence staff and patients at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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The actress is following in the intrepid footsteps of Emily Dickinson, Langston Hughes, and Jewel by collaborating on a book of poetry.
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The bride's father is a founder and the chief executive of Intrepid Financial Partners, a Houston-based merchant bank focused on energy.
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The T. Rowe Price Balanced Fund, in contrast, is more intrepid, lately investing about one-fifth of its assets in foreign stocks.
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Intrepid reporting by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey of The Times and Ronan Farrow in The New Yorker, set off that conversation.
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So now that the plane is observing the heck out of everything, our intrepid pilot can move on to the Orient phase.
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This film follows those intrepid reporters as they uncover more evidence and work to push through cover-ups and even more secrets.
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An intrepid team of Icelandic researchers hopes that magma, or molten rock, might one day become a super-powerful geothermal energy source.
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And where there's a sale, there's an intrepid R29 shopping editor, ready to report back on the best of what's out there.
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It used to feel remote, a land of intrepid pioneers and self-sufficient individualists who were thrilled to be off the grid.
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December&aposs roster is an eclectic mix highlighting scientific exploitation, fantasy worlds, and intrepid adventures, among other page-turning topics and storylines.
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There's still a nice Razer landing page for it here, and some intrepid DIY YouTubers have since developed their own hacked versions.
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Saturday • Demonstrations by scientists, guided tours and workshops, part of Kids Week, at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in Midtown.
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"When I think of Opportunity, I will recall that place on Mars where our intrepid rover far exceeded everyone's expectations," Callas said.
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Follow along with our intrepid culinary director, Farideh Sadeghin, as she makes this delicious Italian wedding soup in this how-to video.
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More than 400 years ago, the intrepid Dutch navigator Willem Barentsz set off on an expedition to find a northeast passage to Asia.
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That is why Waypoint's intrepid lore master, Natalie Watson, and I followed the example of Sora and sought allies for this difficult journey.
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Sam Rogers, flight suit design engineer at Gravity Industries, demonstrates a Jet Suit at the Intrepid Museum in New York on April 3.
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Until then, only an intrepid few would make a journey that entailed crossing through areas held by Islamic State and competing rebel groups.
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In The Great Alone, Hannah's intrepid heroines are Leni and Cora Allbright, who move to Alaska at the whim of Allbright patriarch, Ernst.
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Strap in for a wild ride, because these sheep are intrepid as heck: The Faroe Islands tourism board was in on the project.
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The rumor of a McDonald's deal started after a number of intrepid developers unpacked the game's code and shared their findings on Reddit.
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According to one satisfied customer on the Saradas forum, she's even willing to knock out more intrepid schmoes using her signature triangle chokehold.
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The International Space Station is currently home to six intrepid astronauts, one Robonaut, and four 14,000-pound payload-holders called ExPRESS Logistics Carriers.
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They provide the freedom to celebrate the intrepid spirit and explore places and points of view that we don't often see on screen.
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He cropped out the name of the store in his photo, but an intrepid Twitter user confirmed that it is indeed Forever 21.
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Needless to say, the $99 Intrepid wallet has already been overfunded on Kickstarter, where early backers get to slice $20 off the price.
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For a while, our willingly overburdened protagonist seems anything but powerful—intrepid, sure, and with a big appetite for punishment, but not powerful.
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From budding entrepreneurs to intrepid regulators, these are the top 100 people you really need to know in the UK tech scene today.
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On Saturday, the intrepid So Percussion, joined by additional percussionists, singers and a piccolo player, takes on Mr. Reich's landmark "Drumming" from 1971.
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From the most intrepid of adventurers to the feeblest city slicker, we'll make sure you're comfortably sorted out for your next camping trip.
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The Starfleet Academy has established a base in a 20093,000-square-foot tent just north of the aircraft carrier Intrepid on Pier 86.
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" Muhammad Ali is honored in a memorial service in Louisville, Ky. And an intrepid bunny tries to become a police officer in "Zootopia.
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The intrepid animal brought traffic in San Francisco's Mission District to a standstill Tuesday morning, darting between cars on the busy roads nearby.
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Peter Rundel conducts the intrepid and theatrically minded International Contemporary Ensemble and singers from ChorWerk Ruhr in this sprawling and philosophically challenging work.
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But she was also uncommonly intrepid for her generation, willing to talk dirty and dress slinky and master the hydraulics of oral sex.
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The intrepid Pennsylvania girl was running her own local newspaper (and website) when she broke a story about a local homicide last year.
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Still, intrepid visitors have sometimes overstepped the boundaries, forcing Ms. Viladomiu to add a barrier outside her apartment, to keep tourists at bay.
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Early assignments were aboard aircraft carriers: the Intrepid in the Caribbean during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, and the Enterprise in the Mediterranean.
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Mr. Pichon has also worked with some of Europe's most intrepid and renowned stage directors, including Katie Mitchell, Simon McBurney and Romeo Castellucci.
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If Bourdain's show offers a vicarious taste of an intrepid culinary expedition, the market will provide an ersatz consumer experience of his show.
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On balance, "User Friendly" is a tour de force, an engrossing fusion of scholarly research, professional experience and revelations from intrepid firsthand reporting.
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I'm optimistic you can have it again, but only if you're more intentional about getting what you want, and probably more intrepid too.
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We meet four intrepid gastropods charged with bringing a love letter from a girl in Santa Monica to a boy in New York.
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"Rocca" concerns the breaking of different kinds of barriers as it focuses on an intrepid 11-year-old whose father is an astronaut.
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Still, intrepid music lovers trekked to the New School's auditorium in Greenwich Village in such numbers that some had to be turned away.
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Please, enjoy: Yes, Nic Cage is playing an intrepid exotic animal hunter who punches jaguars, like some kind of significantly worse Indiana Jones.
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Intrepid dog scientists in Hungary trained 13 canines to climb inside of MRI machines and sit still while the researchers spoke to them.
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For even the most intrepid reporters, years of persecution at the hands of the government have made them wary of promises of change.
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At this point, there's no disputing it's a passion, and some intrepid fans have discussed trying to compile a comprehensive list of his references.
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The intrepid orbiter begins its final five Grand Finale passes around Saturn on August 14th, making the beginning of the end much more real.
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While this won't fly on Titan, it'll be exciting to see how the team shapes up its intrepid probe over the next few years.
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Our other writer today is Kirsten, our intrepid automotive writer covering all things Elon Musk, Tesla, and everything else in the autonomous vehicle space.
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Carol met Maria in the '80s, back when she was an intrepid human woman — not a supersonic superhero by the name of Captain Marvel.
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Companies offering tours, packages and expeditions, including Intrepid Travel, Friendly Planet Travel and Liberty Travel, all have Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals on tap.
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The intrepid gamer added a full color screen where the cartridge slot would be, and moved that slot to the back of the system.
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By the time I have to think about it again, our intrepid executive litigant might still be in prison for sinking an entire country.
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Pokémon Go has only been available in the United States for a day, but already intrepid players are finding ways to cheat the game.
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Usually, as in the case of Delvey and Bannigan, we rely on intrepid reporters and police work to piece together the story's sordid details.
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Though it'll definitely take a while to get this space station and its intrepid explorer into space, I'm sure it'll be worth the wait.
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Today, the intrepid orbiter sent back some truly stellar pics of the planet's most unusual feature: the raging hexagonal storm on its North Pole.
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Image 2 of 3 The USS Arlington currently is docked on Pier 90 in Manhattan's west side, near the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
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This time around they're tackling fear, revealing their darkest phobias, sharing what horror movie monsters they find sexy, and interviewing an intrepid Hollywood stuntwoman.
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It's been eight months since New Horizons made its historic flyby of Pluto, but data keeps on trickling in from the intrepid space probe.
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We also know the air isn't great to breathe, because the intrepid duo cough as they share a mask when they finally venture outside.
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Intrepid gamers have discovered hidden glitch worlds, turned Mario into Flappy Bird, or performed a standard action so many times it crashes the game.
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In the 267s intrepid entrepreneurs ventured across the border from Hong Kong to the Canton Fair to buy wooden toys from China's rudimentary factories.
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Intrepid entrepreneurs with a penchant for Italian and flipping property are in luck, because Italy is giving away a slew of properties for free.
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Not everywhere can be captured by car, so intrepid trekkers are sent out on foot with a special backpack with a 360-degree camera.
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Former Nick Jr. kids are now reckoning with this all-grown-up intrepid explorer, whose obstacles are a lot bigger than Swiper the Fox.
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A parallel version of the exhibit will open at New York City's Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum July 9 and run through Oct. 31.
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Intrepid Capital Funds President and Portfolio Manager Mark Travis tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Tuesday he is beginning to see value in smaller names.
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I want to believe that there's one intrepid Extreme Couponing Champion who spent $15 on a ticket and ended up on Chamath Palihapitiya's lap.
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Just yesterday, NASA had to release a public statement to refute theories that Planet Nine was tugging at its intrepid, Saturn-orbiting Cassini probe.
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John Carreyrou's tenacious and intrepid reporting at the Wall Street Journal would ultimately expose one of the largest frauds ever perpetrated in Silicon Valley.
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And yet, hundreds of intrepid fans started queuing up hours before the opening to experience the wonder of the artist's popular Infinity Mirrored Rooms.
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An intrepid programmer, Cassandra (Katie Eastburn), builds a time machine to return to 1996 and tweak computer networks to prevent it, which she does.
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Curved screens are apparently here to stay, but that's not the only trick available to an intrepid gaming monitor manufacturer in the year 2016.
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The intrepid people of the Delta didn't let that food go to waste and have always boldly cooked a cut many dismissed as inedible.
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An intrepid band of nerdy kids suddenly find themselves in a real-life version of "Dungeons and Dragons", a fantasy tabletop role-playing game.
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Fortunately, scientists and intrepid environmentalists are hard at work so that in the future, today's plastic problem will be a thing of the past.
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On Friday, catch a free showing of "Dunkirk" on the flight deck of the U.S.S. Intrepid, New York's very own aircraft carrier turned museum.
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Intrepid local journalists have exposed all manner of malfeasance over the past two years, but there have been virtually no prosecutions of top officials.
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Before long, the intrepid illustrator even returns with Kreizler to the scene of the crime, seemingly more concerned with having been robbed than raped.
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Thanks to some intrepid Republicans in Congress, America learned last week that the F.B.I. is harboring a "secret society" dedicated to destroying Mr. Trump.
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At this year's expo, intrepid drinkers looking to dig deeper can taste five vintages of celebrated pu-erh tea, from 53 back to 1976.
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Nevertheless, intrepid fans on the internet pieced together the timeline long before that finale aired, thanks to subtle clues in set design and costuming.
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Now, do your sworn duty and go back and advise our intrepid agent population that the American public, as always, is counting on them.
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With the odds in their favor, it is truly in their hands and indeed ours, the intrepid entrepreneur global community, to create lasting change.
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Her defense of Myanmar at the court was a jarring contrast to her onetime identity as an intrepid champion of human rights and democracy.
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In ways that sometimes looked painful, the intrepid dancers wrestled with one another and the floor, accompanied live by the violin duo String Noise.
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Since 1966, Star Trek has been telling stories of intrepid explorers working to chart the uncharted and discover the secrets of space, the final frontier.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe end is nigh for NASA's Cassini spacecraft, the intrepid probe that's been studying the Saturn system for the last 13 years.
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But that's not stopping the intrepid powderhounds who are trying to make the most of the snowfall in what has been an unusually warm winter.
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The intrepid rover takes these self portraits every now and then to give scientists a sense of what it's looking like after years on Mars.
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The intrepid, car-sized robot found an egg-shaped, golf ball-sized shiny rock that looked unlike any other rocks around it on Oct. 27.
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He re-imagines the lives of Orient-struck writers such as Goethe and Heine, or intrepid voyagers such as Jane Digby and Lady Hester Stanhope.
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Now, thanks to one intrepid YouTuber, Doom modders have achieved another, even more preposterous, level of success: They wired a toy trumpet to play Doom.
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While we definitely won't be trying this one anytime soon, we're giving some serious snaps to these intrepid ladies — and their (deceptively appetizing-looking) creations.
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The history of life on Earth is filled with tales of intrepid organisms that broke into new territories and niches to secure an evolutionary edge.
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People are still dumping mattresses on the street and a few intrepid ugliness-seekers are willing to take the photo evidence for you to enjoy.
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The company expects to generate more than $10 billion in sales in the next fiscal year, Salesforce's intrepid CEO, Marc Benioff said in a statement.
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Die-hard Chanel fans (and our intrepid reporters) immediately recalled that Kendall Jenner wore a similar look on the Paris runway just a month earlier.
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John McCain, noting that they worked together to raise funds for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.
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As an intrepid early explorer on land, Tortotubus left behind an amazing tale of terrestrial colonization etched into fine-grained rocks of Scotland and Sweden.
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There's no better time to make this dream a reality: Intrepid Travel will be offering 15% off all of its worldwide trips this Cyber Monday.
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Those intrepid scientists—Mike Brown, best known as the guy who killed Pluto, and Konstantin Batygin—are currently spearheading a search for this elusive giant.
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Eleanor, along with a few other intrepid (or maybe naive) folks, has volunteered to spend a few weeks in the most haunted house in America.
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Along the way, the intrepid spacecraft has captured unprecedented images of a distant object called Quaoar—a dwarf planet about half the size of Pluto.
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Still, that doesn't take away from how cool it is to see an eclipse from another world through the eyes of an intrepid rover. [NASA]
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One of the fun parts of Serial's first season was hearing intrepid reporter Sarah Koenig go on mystery sleuthing adventures with her producer, Julie Snyder.
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Scientists working with the Hubble just celebrated the space telescope's 27th year in space, and the intrepid eye on the sky is still going strong.
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The test also came complete with an intrepid robot arm that extinguished the residual fire coming from the rocket at the end two-minute firing.
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It may be unfair to implicate a simple bicycle in the advent of an intrepid borderland smuggler, but this story wouldn't be complete without one.
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Don't miss this rare opportunity to learn from some of the most successful women VCs in the industry and network with other intrepid women entrepreneurs.
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Onboard rode a duo of intrepid canine cosmonauts, named Belka ("Squirrel") and Strelka ("Little Arrow"), tasked with boldly going where no man had gone before.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) called Kerry "intrepid but delusion" for negotiating with Russia.
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The Melbourne-based Intrepid Travel, which runs several trips to Turkey a week during the summer season, had two tours scheduled to depart on Sunday.
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It was used 7,771 times last year, but was out of service when visited last month by the intrepid Jen Kirby of New York magazine.
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Shkreli worked there for four years, through his time at Baruch College, and emerged as a Blackberry-wielding associate at another firm called Intrepid Capital.
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One of these shows is BALLS DEEP, where intrepid host Thomas Morton hangs out with different groups of people and gives their lives a try.
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Ahead, we asked a few intrepid travelers to share their worst vacation disasters, and then we offered some advice so you can avoid similar misfortunes.
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From January through September, the tour operator Intrepid Travel has hosted 21 American travelers in Australia, up from 26 for the same period last year.
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In the upcoming game Super Mario Odyssey, the intrepid plumber has somehow gained the ability to possess others by throwing his hat onto their heads.
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Sandwiches, burgers, pizza, chili, onion soup, and sausage and peppers are served: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, Pier 86, 46th Street and 12th Avenue, www.intrepidmuseum.org.
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An eight-day Winter Tatra Adventure with Intrepid Travel features snowshoeing in Poland's Tatra Mountains, a designated Unesco Biosphere Reserve that extends into neighboring Slovakia.
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Freediving, where intrepid and specially-trained souls see how deep they can descend on a single breath of air, is a small but growing sport.
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None of this could have been accomplished without a series of intrepid producers: Kerri MacDonald, Matthew McCann, Whitney Richardson, Anjelica Bartkowiak and Matthew Sedacca Levine.
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This group of intrepid robotics and AI startup founders made the cut (10 teams will pitch the night before the conference at a private event).
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Her new book, Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America, goes beyond the McDonald's origin stories of two intrepid brothers and their successor, Ray Kroc.
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The New York City police declined to provide specific details regarding road closings and the managing of protests near the Intrepid during Mr. Trump's visit.
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Physically, they're go-for-broke performers, adept at slipping, sliding and rolling in the snow, intrepid in hurling themselves into the air and against walls.
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Intrepid and smoky toned and nearly always convincing, Mr. Jones held the first trumpet chair in the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra for many years.
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After a 15-minute scramble up a steep hiking trail, the Grand Bisse de Lens offers intrepid walkers another example of a successful rehabilitation effort.
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He was also a prescient, intrepid explorer of Chinese art, using his gallery to showcase work by artists like Huang Yong Ping and Zhang Peili.
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Her companion, the intrepid performer Becca Blackwell, is also part of the festival, in "They, Themself and Schmerm," a rumination on family, sexuality and pronouns.
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Despite the turbulence, one intrepid options trader is wagering a huge chunk of cash that one of these stocks is about to hit the jackpot.
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Made at the extreme edges of continents, they depict sites where the intrepid traveler is confronted by the ocean's abyss and can go no further.
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Their intrepid exploits, as well as Jansson's formidable inventiveness, inform the spirit of the exhibition "Adventures in Moominland," which opens tomorrow at London's Southbank Centre.
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The agency has received only silence from the intrepid explorer since contact was lost during a global dust storm on the red planet last June.
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The bride and groom both graduated from Columbia, but didn't meet until 2011, when both attended an alumni event on the Intrepid in Manhattan. Mrs.
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Guards are unpaid and most visitors are local, with only the occasional handful of foreigners, including one or two intrepid tourists, making it to the site.
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Now, the intrepid spacecraft—skirting serenely in interstellar space—is being bombarded with requests for nudes, the pee tape, and least predictably, questions about people's dads.
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The intrepid track is the first single off her forthcoming second album, Oh No, which will be released May 13 on Hyperdub (Geej Recordings in Canada).
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Despite the firm's apparent lack of enthusiasm for the Chinese, the world's biggest group of travellers, intrepid locals have still discovered the American home-sharing site.
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Intrepid Travel, the world's largest small-group adventure travel company, specializes in responsible tourism and offers over 1,500 trips in 120 countries across all seven continents.
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Revolting. The fan, wearing a brand new Shea Weber jersey, was caught in the act by an intrepid Weegee-like photographer at a Montreal Canadiens game.
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The former Pizza Hut structures that these two intrepid photojournalists uncover now have second lives as grocery stores, pawnshops, gospel churches, liquor stores, and funeral homes.
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The legendary founder of New York party, The Loft, and intrepid selector, has long been celebrated—worshiped even—for an esoteric attention to acoustics and atmosphere.
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Here we've gathered many of the chain restaurants and a few local hot spots that have advertised free food, drinks, and discounted items for intrepid shoppers.
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Acevedo eventually located the painting at the entrance of the Champions Bar & Grill insider the resort, marking the latest triumph in Fahrenthold's intrepid and collaborative reporting.
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The intrepid craft, which is still in great shape seven years after its working life was expected to end, has redefined the way we understand Mars.
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The rig, the West Hercules owned by North Atlantic Drilling, was due to drill three wells for Equinor — the Gjoekaasen, Korpfjell Deep and Intrepid Eagle prospects.
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He developed his own character, an intrepid investigative reporter probing the story, and began interacting with anyone online willing to discuss the mysteries of Ong's Hat.
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As the social media giant spent its week eternally twirling, twirling, twirling towards entropy, Gizmodo's intrepid team of reporters and editors also turned their gazes elsewhere.
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With a welcoming destination beckoning to them, a team of intrepid men and women will leave the solar system and strike out for a new home.
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The rig, the West Hercules owned by North Atlantic Drilling , was due to drill three wells for Equinor — the Gjoekaasen, Korpfjell Deep and Intrepid Eagle prospects.
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Most peculiar perhaps, Alaska and Hawaii themselves appear regularly in searches, exposing a miscount or confusion on behalf of a good number of intrepid web explorers.
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Eventually, about 50 millennia after these events, some intrepid adventurers crossed to Asia, took up residence there, and thence spread to Australia, Europe and the Americas.
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This liner, in the shades Intrepid Teal and Black Party, was one of the first I used when attempting to create a color-blocked graphic eye.
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EDT: President Trump speaks at the 21625th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea on the aircraft carrier Intrepid at the Air and Space Museum.
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Bill White, a former president of the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in Manhattan, has helped raise money for an array of programs benefiting veterans.
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Uber says it will accept an investment from Japanese tech investor SoftBank, joining a growing portfolio of U.S. technology investments made by intrepid mogul Masayoshi Son.
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He started work at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in Manhattan in 1984 and worked his way up from a volunteer to director of operations.
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One could argue that one such intrepid innovator is Elon Musk, who is indeed starting to push the envelope in areas like mass transit and energy.
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But to be in the right place at the right time takes an intrepid spirit — you have to be ready to follow life in unexpected directions.
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Ralph Lauren channels that intrepid spirit with his first collection of round watches for women, RL888, named for the address of his flagship Madison Avenue mansion.
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The Melbourne-based Intrepid Travel, meanwhile, runs several trips to Turkey a week during the summer season; it has only temporarily halted them until July 22014.
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Our intrepid correspondent tried his luck at catching, as part of our new series of short, offbeat tales from around the U.S. • Recipe of the day.
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Just feast your eyes on this one intrepid raccoon who hitched a ride on the back of a garbage truck in our nation's capital Friday morning.
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An intrepid female shredder who's never let the skate park's intimidating gender dynamics slow her ride, she also sculpts vibrant arrangements at NYC's sumptuous Adore Floral.
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The Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America are hosting the event, which will take place at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City.
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Perhaps the bigger hurdle our intrepid heroes face, however, is good ol' fashioned political cronyism and party loyalty, which ensures that the conservatives won't break rank.
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Meredith, in a move that would make her the villain if she wasn't always our intrepid heroine, suggests Owen call Christina on his wedding day. Why?
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The original "Charmed," which debuted in 19543 and ran for eight seasons, developed a passionate fan base in part through its intrepid confrontation of gender dynamics.
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Children will also be invited onstage to help perform certain scenes, so expect lots of Munchkins and flying monkeys and a whole succession of intrepid Dorothys.
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It's also been an honor, and a pure joy, to work with Cheryl, to be in conversation with such a brilliant mind and an intrepid heart.
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More recently, Intrepid is reducing the number of internal flights within itineraries to cut down on its carbon emissions, including its popular China and Iran trips.
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On weekends, he runs water safaris, offering the once-in-a-lifetime chance to swim with whale sharks — a nice extension of Kenya's intrepid safari culture.
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Every now and then, though, intrepid producers — following the lead of enthusiastic audiences — bring shows back for second editions, often longer and sometimes in spiffier theaters.
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Earlier this month, No Barriers staged its annual summit in New York, with many of the workshops taking place on the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
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Those who showed up outside the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum watched and shouted as the president's motorcade passed and turned into the aircraft carrier complex.
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The president will visit the U.S.S. Intrepid, the decommissioned aircraft carrier on the West Side of Manhattan, according to Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary.
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Crowdsourced video footage, intrepid reporting, crash scene photos, and open-source flight tracking played a role in building an international consensus online before Iran came clean.
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J. Edgar Hoover drops in, as does the spymaster William Stephenson, code-named "Intrepid" and said to be one of Ian Fleming's models for James Bond.
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They felt like exhibits you might see at the U.S.S. Intrepid, tools of a war you've heard about but not been called upon to fight in.
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The two met in New York aboard the USS Intrepid in May, and they joked about their trade deficit during a November meeting in the Philippines.
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Next, itinerant thrill-seeker: the relatively meagre proceeds from equipment sales allowed him to continue to pursue an intrepid life of risky recreation in the outdoors.
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Intrepid Reddit user JammJava has, to the sweet relief of the internet, uploaded a photo of the CD liner notes, and it holds some interesting revelations.
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"We had a long discussion about the Russian accents," Emily Watson, who plays intrepid nuclear scientist Ulana Khomyuk, told Refinery29 at a press junket in New York.
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A couple new selfies beamed back to Earth from NASA's Curiosity rover show the intrepid Mars explorer looking like a social media star on the red planet.
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Given that NASA has invested nearly one billion dollars and five years of preparation into this intrepid asteroid-grabber, the anticipation for Thursday evening's liftoff is palpable.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders finally cracked ... she got very emotional when an intrepid young (very young) reporter asked what the Trump administration was doing to prevent school shootings.
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This intrepid explorer has already broken a record by being the first craft to visit Pluto, the dwarf planet marked with a huge heart on its surface.
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It was a stifling, sweaty Memorial Day weekend in New York City — except on the deck of the USS Intrepid, where it was a cool, refreshing 1947.
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Intrepid CEO James Thornton noted that increased climate awareness in recent years has led to travelers becoming more conscious about their impact on the destinations they visit.
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Its 650B-compatible build allows you to install larger tires for more high-octane and intrepid escapades, and the powerful disk brakes enable you to stop faster.
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From our team of amazing employees, to our loyal and enthusiastic customers, to our pioneering space and real estate partners, and to our intrepid investors, thank you.
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So, with the options market implying a fairly large move for the stock, one intrepid trader bet on a move to the upside in the short term.
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So if it will be this intrepid, extremely rich person's first trip to our satellite, I doubt it will be their first trip above the Kármán line.
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The intrepid mashup artist behind the site (and also last year's killer Death Cab for Yeezy mixtape) has created a selection of 20 songs from each category.
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In the future, intrepid spacefarers may print everything from dishes and silverware to hydroponic veggie boxes to the bioreactors that'll churn out their algae-based protein bars.
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The show focuses on an intrepid batch of magicians as they study magic and deal with the many problems that being able to manipulate reality can cause.
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And Lee Greenwood kicks off the All-American Summer concert series as he performs live from the Intrepid for New York City&aposs 30th annual Fleet Week!
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In it, intrepid YouTuber and sauce delivery pioneer William Osman gives in to the apparent demands of his viewers and tries to make a literal gravy train.
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The AP, bless their intrepid journalistic hearts, also have a video—aptly titled, "Raw: Snake Bites Thai Man Using Toilet"—that includes footage of the snake itself.
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Image: Kenneth Catania/Vanderbilt UniversityIn his writings, naturalist and intrepid explorer Alexander von Humboldt recounted how natives in Venezuela used horses to lure and trap electric eels.
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One intrepid two-year-old provided the most hilarious (and adorable) example when he attended his older sister Ruby's wrestling match at school, The Huffington Post reports.
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Their intrepid searches turned up Prohibition-era cellars and bunkers — but no trace of Lindsey, who would have turned 11 just 11 days after she went missing.
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In real life, the experience is housed in a giant tent adjacent to the Intrepid, which is permanently docked in the Hudson River on Manhattan's West Side.
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John Cho will play Spike Spiegel, the intrepid leader and former hitman of the Red Dragon Syndicate, according to The Hollywood Reporter—and thank god for that.
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"We had a good telephone call," Trump told reporters following a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull aboard the decommissioned USS Intrepid on Manhattan's West Side.
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An intrepid Final Fantasy XV player managed to glitch their way onto the game's second continent, Niflheim, which is a mostly-incomplete but beautiful collection of environments.
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In 1987, an intrepid local citizen and several national civil rights leaders organized a Brotherhood March — made up largely of people who lived outside the county, obviously.
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They have a four-day festival every November, called La Vela de las Auténticas Intrépidas Buscadoras del Peligro, or the Vigil of the Authentic, Intrepid Danger-Seekers.
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Greengrass set the tone with "United 93" (2006), about the airplane that was hijacked on 9/11 and, thanks to intrepid passengers, fell short of its target.
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It is up to the descendants of the intrepid revolutionaries of 1804 to find and elect a leader who can make informed choices and take timely action.
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"The records, discoveries and sheer tenacity of this intrepid little rover is testament to the ingenuity, dedication, and perseverance of the people who built and guided her."
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Meanwhile, our group of intrepid fans are being interrogated by a very frustrated cop who's getting a little sick of people pranking him for social media cred.
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As we say goodbye-for-now to our intrepid host, the ever-shouty Matty Matheson, we look back at some of our favorite recipes from Season 1.
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Worse, the intrepid explorers of the starship Enterprise spent more time engaging in suspect military actions than they did boldly going where no one had gone before.
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The back half centers around our intrepid, mopey heroes trying to summon the strength to not be so fucking bummed and, for the most part, failing miserably.
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Baranic's name and address, and an intrepid list-maker could gather thousands or even millions of addresses for the living or the deceased in a few hours.
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When times are hard, the clan remembers its intrepid Punjabi ancestor, who dared to sail unknown waters on a hijacked ship carrying a precious cargo of beer.
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It's possible, of course, that there are troves of embarrassing radio appearances and tweets out there waiting to be discovered by an intrepid group of conservative journalists.
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Though only in his early 40s, he's written four intrepid and intelligent books about mountaineering, tramping, nature and landscape, including "The Old Ways" (2012) and "Landmarks" (2016).
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For Mark Travis, co-founder and a portfolio manager at Intrepid Capital, TJX and shoe brand Skechers USA Inc are among the companies that fit the bill.
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Kimberly was an intrepid, committed student, studying the effects of globalization on urban space; she worked with street venders and saw their struggles to make ends meet.
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F.Y.I. Q. The U.S.S. Intrepid is berthed on the Hudson River, but didn't the Navy keep a battleship on dry land in New York 100 years ago?
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Our intrepid letter finally catches up with his errant appendage, and what transpires next makes what could have been just an ingenious story into a heartfelt experience.
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Sally Soames, an intrepid British photojournalist who prided herself on establishing a personal connection with the politicians, actors, writers, artists and others she photographed, died on Oct.
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Intrepid fought in World War II — scars from Japanese kamikaze attacks led to its nickname, the U.S.S. Decrepit — but not in the battle being commemorated this week.
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Intrepid Travel has a Key West & Dry Tortugas Sailing Adventure package that features snorkeling with sea turtles in the uninhabited Marquesas Keys and Dry Tortugas National Park.
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"We want to make it as difficult as possible for him to be able to just walk onto the Intrepid and give this speech," Ms. Stamp said.
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But maps are not just tools to get from points A to B. They also relay new and learned information, document evolutionary changes, and inspire intrepid exploration.
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"Limehouse" takes its title from the London quarter that is mostly fantastically trendy nowadays but that, back then, represented an adventuresome journey for the Owens' intrepid guests.
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The context in that movie is, Clark Gable is sort of your intrepid reporter type and he falls in on this runaway heiress and they're traveling incognito.
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Almost 132 years later, the intrepid reporter will return to the scene of the story that made her a hailed heroine of journalism as a permanent monument.
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With weapon in hand and feline companion in tow, the intrepid hunter will cut a swath through this wilderness, understanding it and tearing it open in the process.
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Then, there are people like Ulana Khomyuk, the intrepid nuclear physicist from nearby Belarus played by Emily Watson, who recognize the enormity of the danger — and quickly mobilize.
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The intrepid spacecraft's mission is expected to come to an end in 2017 when it makes its planned death-dive into Saturn's atmosphere after running out of fuel.
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Samus Aran, an intrepid bounty hunter, and Master Chief, a fearless juggernaut, could probably use each other's company while they eradicate legions of space pirates and Covenant forces.
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Held at the Intrepid Museum in New York and co-hosted by astronomer Jana Grcevich, the event I went to was only the second one open to couples.
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It is a good distance from the summit venue, and intrepid journalists will likely move out of the media center and try to get closer to the action.
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So to accessorize the intrepid city dweller, the French watch brand Bell & Ross, which specializes in timepieces for extreme environments, has introduced what it calls an "urban" collection.
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Only this time, rather than a missing town, our intrepid narrator Carly is trying to crack a case involving her best friend, avid gamer and fellow journalist Yumiko.
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And so intrepid reporters Kaitlyn Tiffany and Lizzie Plaugic went to see the movie for themselves, unafraid but deeply curious as to how dark things could really go.
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An intrepid fan tweeted out side-by-side photographs of Hilton's engagement ring to that of Cardi B, who became engaged to Migos' Offset during an onstage proposal.
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It attacks a deep-sea submersible and terrorizes beachgoers, until a team of intrepid marine biologists figure out how to defeat the giant shark and save the day.
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You can walk along the edges of an under-construction building in Botswana, then toggle over to the torpedo hold of the USS Intrepid on Manhattan's West Side.
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Eric Grover is principal at Intrepid Ventures, a corporate development and strategy consulting firm that serves financial services, payment network, and processing businesses in North America and Europe.
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An intrepid NASA probe orbiting Jupiter has beamed home humanity's closest-ever views of one of the most recognizable features in the solar system: the Great Red Spot.
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Intrepid was hit by the January 2015 bankruptcy of Japanese carrier Skymark Airlines, of which it had become the largest creditor after leasing it seven Airbus A330 jets.
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Our intrepid heroine is sent to navigate the unruly wilds of high school, before getting thrown right back into the jungle for a real life-or-death adventure.
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Politicians may crumble, but Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone, London's most intrepid consumers of Bolly (Champagne), Stolly (vodka), drugs, Botox and any passing trend, will apparently never change.
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Some 22011 beauty care mergers and acquisition deals were completed globally last year, a 20153 per cent jump from three years earlier, according to Intrepid, an investment bank.
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When our intrepid guinea-pig-in-residence Lucie Fink decided to embark on a five-day juice cleanse to observe how she felt, she was skeptical but curious.
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As Alan Blinder, our intrepid Atlanta reporter, said this morning as he headed to Florida, he's preparing for four days of the saltines and tuna fish he's packed.
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It is a clever interjection; she gets the job and begins her near-meteoric rise from peasant girl with no diploma to intrepid journalist with guts of steel.
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This makes her an ideal subject for Mr. Massini, who subjects this intrepid journalist to the same sort of clinical scrutiny that she brought to her war reporting.
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We learn more about Organization XIII, the many residents of Sora's heart, the digital world, and, uh... let me ask Natalie, our intrepid Lore Master really quick... Okay.
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Portrayed as a bewildered but intrepid young soul by Ayla Bellamy, this nameless heroine becomes not just an onlooker, but a key player, in the tales that follow.
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But the intrepid chamber ensemble Cantata Profana included an elegiac solo vocal work by Guillaume de Machaut on an imaginative program last Sunday at National Sawdust in Brooklyn.
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To make up for the relative easiness of the theme, our intrepid constructors have thrown in some speed bumps in the nontheme fill, which certainly slowed me down.
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When tour company Intrepid Travel realized that most of its trip leaders were men, it sought to equalize the imbalance, noting that 65% of its customers are female.
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President Trump was visiting the U.S.S. Intrepid, snarling traffic outside the Javits Convention Center, where Katy Perry was performing at a corporate showcase for her new partner, YouTube.
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The Rancho Manzana bed-and-breakfast, a charming place with several rooms and separate cabins for the intrepid traveler, is one of the great spots on the square.
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The islands' peaceful coves, silent moss-grown forests, miles-long beaches, cultural riches and wealth of unique animal species are beckoning to be discovered by the intrepid traveler.
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Restaurants are often looked at as a sign of stability in a community, Bill Strout, president of Intrepid Direct Insurance, a restaurant franchise business insurance agency, told CNBC.
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"We have a very intrepid group of volunteers that come in on Sundays about every six weeks, and they work for five to six hours straight," Cucchiara said.
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This is very specific to female characters, we've seen it over and over again, and I think that Kathy Scruggs is an incredibly dynamic, nuanced, dogged, intrepid reporter.
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The movie is about two intrepid adventurers on a perilous journey to learn about the weather (that's the plot, right?), so there's little room for modesty, but still.
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And he has visited New York twice, once to host Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on the USS Intrepid and once to address a convention of police officers.
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In creating this book, I wanted so desperately (and selfishly) to learn the backstories of these intrepid Arab Women on the Ground to contextualize and celebrate their work.
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But though the Apollo program is remembered as the headliner, Luna 2 was the intrepid little traveler that kicked off our very first human adventures on the Moon.
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They run together as intrepid girl gangs who raise their young communally and kick out the little boy bucks when they reach the age when they become annoying.
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Today, you can add "fully functional handheld gaming console" to that list, as intrepid hacker sudomod has shown off his latest project, the mintyPi 2.0 (via The Next Web).
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Ms Campbell, a penniless but intrepid traveller, braves miserable bus journeys, freezing rain, dark and intense cold, but still manages to write rapturously of the beauties of the Arctic.
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If you want to join the brightest members of the startup community on July 25 and celebrate your intrepid entrepreneurial spirit, you'd best buy a ticket while you can.
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But that's not to diminish the remarkable run achieved by these intrepid hominids, who existed outside of Africa and adapted to new environments for well over a million years.
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ET Friday morning, however, the intrepid spacecraft would have actually tumbled through Saturn's churning clouds and incinerated like a meteor more than an hour and a half before that.
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One intrepid user, "Sam Soong," started snipping wires in the HDMI cable to see if an advanced HDMI feature was responsible for the automatic switching, but with no luck.
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EA's online shooter Anthem is building a reputation for featuring some pretty perplexing bugs, and the latest discovery from the game's intrepid community may be the best one yet.
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Gabriele Stabile: Well, I grew up in Rome, the son of two intrepid immigrants from the deep south, so I developed a very tight bond with that particular city.
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TechCrunch's intrepid hardware editor, Brian Heater, will be on the ground in San Francisco tomorrow to get hands on with all the new kit so you don't have to.
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More than 1,000 attendees will join us, including some of the industry's biggest names, best technologies, disruptive founders and intrepid VCs — the people making it happen in enterprise today.
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Case in point: intrepid MacRumors forum member fs454 opened up his new 15-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar and found that the SSD chips are now soldered inside.
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With Season 2 of Stranger Things coming out on October 27, let's delve into the Sunken Place and the Upside Down like the intrepid (pop culture) explorers we are.
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The week will be capped off on Memorial Day with several parades, a flyover and the unfurling of a giant American flag on the decks of the USS Intrepid.
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The Resistance — an intrepid, multi-everything group whose leaders include a battle-tested woman warrior — has been fighting the good fight for years but is outnumbered and occasionally outmaneuvered.
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As he explained in a Raspberry Pi Reddit thread, the intrepid inventor built a wrist computer out of a Raspberry Pi and and then put Windows 98 on it.
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Huawei has proven itself the intrepid pioneer that goes for wild-eyed risky tech bets, whereas Google has consistently demurred from the very cutting edge with its Pixel devices.
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Since the 1970s, they have held their own vela called The Authentic Intrepid Danger Seekers—a sign that society and the government believe in the sexual diversity of Oaxaca.
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Intrepid spacefarers who'd like to zip off to the action-packed galactic plane can see it depicted here as a bright streak, running horizontally across the Milky Way's midsection.
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Instead of sitting down in the hotel, the pair will meet instead aboard the USS Intrepid, where they'll mark the anniversary of an important World War II battle. Downgrade?
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Bernie Sanders was speaking during the tech conference week of the festival, and InfoWars had dispatched a team of intrepid InfoTeens to hassle his supporters outside of the event.
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Who: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump What: IAVA "Commander-in-Chief Forum" moderated by Matt Lauer Where: The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, New York City When: 8 p.m.
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The terrorism threat will lead to Callen (O'Donnell) and Sam (LL Cool J) working with Captain Harmon, who will be the XO Captain on the USS Intrepid, THR reported.
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It says to hell with caution — I guess that's why they're calling it "intrepid" — and wants you to bundle everything useful (and thus valuable) into one fat leather pack.
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Nicholas Clinch, an audacious and intrepid mountaineer who led first-ascent expeditions of skyscraping peaks in the Himalayas and in Antarctica, died on June 103 in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Television camera crews follow intrepid souls as they "go tiny" while blogs, books and podcasts chronicle "the build," the move — and when things go wrong, the divorce, the theft.
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Her willingness to stand up for her fellow scientists and the standards of ethics that apply to federal service are intrepid examples of a scientist serving the American people.
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An intrepid interpreter of instruction manuals, he figured out how to make a cloud-based service send alerts to his phone whenever the camera captured a rodent in motion.
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The financial problems of poor and middle-class people are treated as moral failings, while rich people's debt is either ignored or spun as a sign of intrepid entrepreneurialism.
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Children can observe many species, including Madagascar hissing cockroaches (intrepid souls can hold them) and leaf-cutter ants, as well as watch a bearded dragon get an insect feeding.
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Mail carriers may be known for working through all kinds of conditions, but pizza delivery guys now have a leg up thanks to one intrepid Domino's employee in Germany.
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Last year, to move past their fractious phone exchange over who would take the refugees marooned off Australia's coast, Turnbull met with Trump on the Intrepid in New York.
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Mr. Tetzlaff, who always plays with pure and incisive tone, also showed a volatile temperament that surprised even a longtime admirer, and Mr. Salonen only encouraged his intrepid explorations.
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The pup in question comes up against a fence, and instead of turning around and heading home with his tail between his legs, our intrepid explorer scales the fence.
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Other tour companies such as Intrepid Travel and Cox & Kings have said they will continue to offer Iran trips, which are popular with foreign travelers who are not American.
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Ford is fine as the crotchety old outdoorsman, with Omar Sy and Cara Gee -- portraying the intrepid mail carriers -- the only other flesh-and-blood creatures that even register.
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"I'm very happy to hear he's visiting and bringing awareness to the Intrepid yet again," Mr. White, who is a major Democratic Party fund-raiser, said in an email.
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But the most remarkable sight of the night was Ms. Mearns, an intrepid dancer who has become known for exploring outside the ballet box with deliberate and vivid results.
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With "Serpentines," her bristling new album, the intrepid saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock ventures deeper into chamberesque compositional territory, without surrendering any of the impulsive brio that has become her trademark.
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The travel and credit card rewards website The Points Guy (TPG) held its second annual TPG Awards on Monday at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York.
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The shape-shifting songs leap between frantic spoken interludes, thumping art-rock hybrids, and intrepid jazz numbers that tackle subjects as opaque as theology and as knotted as beauty.
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Elisabeth and I jumped into a cab at 9:30 as Nicholas Fandos, the bureau's intrepid clerk, called the travel service to book us tickets on the 10 a.m.
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An intrepid six-year search yielded 370 species whose genes will widen the palette available to crop breeders looking to shore up food security in the climate change era.
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The Resistance — an intrepid, multi-everything group whose leaders include a battle-tested woman warrior — has been fighting the good fight for years but is outnumbered and occasionally outmaneuvered.
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Erg pushes himself into some new and intrepid songwriting territory, aided by the production of Jeff Rosenstock, who has a gift for bringing out the darkness in people's songs.
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Performers include members of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Trisha Brown Dance Company, Kyle Abraham's A.I.M and even New York City Ballet — in the intrepid form of Sara Mearns.
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Several spacecraft (and one intrepid Martian rover) detected the solar blast, resulting in an unprecedented experiment that stretched all the way from Venus to outer reaches of the Solar System.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA CRUZ — Over at our friendly neighborhood art museum, graphic novelist and intrepid world explorer Tessa Hulls has created a gallery-sized comic book.
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In the painting you'll find tulips, cabbage roses, carnations, marigolds, and over a half-dozen other types of flowers, not to mention fruits, various insects, and a lone, intrepid snail.
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If there was ever a time to watch a television series's forthright and intrepid depiction of prejudice, hatred, and the long, windy, and sometimes backward road to justice, it's now.
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Kahlhamer, an intrepid traveler who self-identifies as "tribally ambiguous," was born in Arizona to Native American parents, but adopted by a German-American family and raised mostly in Wisconsin.
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Paying attention is important, but can be existentially exhausting, so we are offering you two minutes and twenty-eight seconds of respite via an intrepid photographer and the Oregon Zoo.
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Writing for Bloomberg, intrepid Apple scribe Mark Gurman has dug up a number of details on Apple's work in the space, including some big hires, key deals and product plans.
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Intrepid Travel, the world's largest small-group adventure travel company, has released its fourth annual "Not Hot" list, highlighting off-the-beaten-path and emerging destinations to visit in 2020.
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Anissa Syifa Adriana, a 25-year-old backpacking Youtuber, is one such intrepid soul that inspires us with her determination to explore new countries — even in the face of prejudice.
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Universities were turning out a newly diverse array of graduates, and the critical race studies movement arose to question the methods and prejudices of ''intrepid'' white scholars in pith helmets.
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Perhaps they believed The Post's depiction of a true story of intrepid journalists speaking truth to power didn't measure up to the similar approach of recent Best Picture winner Spotlight.
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WATCH: PEOPLE's Intrepid Reporter Emily Strohm Pans for Gold Just to access the creek each day, the miners must face wild animals and zip-line through a 400-foot canyon.
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But they broke up in the fall of 1924, leaving Bertrand open to one day becoming the lover of intrepid American journalist – and eventual wife of Ernest Hemingway — Martha Gellhorn.
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Now, just seven years later, the intrepid veteran isn't just walking, he's swimming, diving and jumping his way towards gold as he takes part in Prince Harry's Paralympic-style event.
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Where's the middle ground, especially for our intrepid shopping audience, who gives more than a few damns about how they look when they walk out the door in the morning?
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CNT notes that a long stop like that gives intrepid travelers a chance to see a few sights if they're willing to head out of the airport during the stopover.
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The show, set in a high school, follows two intrepid student journalists trying to uncover who vandalized a parking lot full of cars by spray-painting crude penises on them.
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He's been following this case since Portage, and he's an intrepid reporter — of course, next to any of the key players in this case, he looks like a couch potato.
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No ooohs and aaaahs at fireworks displays here: The team of engineers had just received confirmation that their intrepid space probe, Juno, has successfully made its way into Jupiter's orbit.
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There are a lot of hours in the day and this video of Pinegrove playing their new song "Intrepid" in Minnesota Public Radio's studios will only take a few minutes.
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So if you know you're not one to be in it for the long haul, you might be one of the intrepid souls giving Veganuary a try right about now.
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Naturally, intrepid Starbucks fans that already have access to the souped-up ice — that'd be in Baltimore, MD, and St. Louis, MO — are using the new cubes in unexpected ways.
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You explore jagged, neon pixel environments as an intrepid slime-person, encountering mutated humans ("humies," which, importantly, were mutated by their own weapons), and fighting them in turn-based battles.
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Intrepid, tech-savvy fans have resurrected a number of these abandoned projects, although the potential conjured by the words "SNES Akira game" tends to fall well short of the reality.
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While OKCupid expects to see a continued rise in open-mindedness and all things Netflix, no one knows for sure what 2016 holds in store for OKCupid's intrepid online daters.
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Clinton has also helped raise money for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, which supports the families of American military personnel who have died or been severely wounded during their service.
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Trench Town is no longer a war zone: Marley's old neighbourhood is being dolled up; local recording studios churn out gangsta reggae; a few intrepid tourists venture into the area.
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Massimino, 55, is the author of The New York Times bestseller "Spaceman," and serves as the senior advisor at the Intrepid Museum while teaching at his alma mater Columbia University.
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But intrepid reporters figured out that it's based on MAC's "Dare You" shade, a buildable deep red with blue undertones that is flattering on a whole host of skin tones.
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Sittenfeld's coming-of-age novel about the intrepid Lee Fiora, who is thrust into the blazer-filled world of the prestigious Ault School, is a cult classic like no other.
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His review is a huge disservice to a passionate and intrepid young writer, and to the thousands of readers who would be moved and enlightened by the book she wrote.
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Kidder began her acting career in her 20s and shot to international fame playing the intrepid reporter Lois Lane in 1978's "Superman," opposite Christopher Reeve, and in three sequels.
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Last month, Turnbull and Trump met face-to-face on-board the USS Intrepid, a World War Two aircraft carrier which has been turned into a museum in New York.
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But the pastor turned away to greet a very old white woman hobbling on a walker, assisted by a young light-skinned black woman with a kind and intrepid face.
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Walz, meanwhile, donated the $18,900 he received from the NRA to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, which provides support for families of military personnel wounded or killed during their service.
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Stella's intrepid and sometimes dangerous attempts at self-care, and her coming-of-age under the pressure of societal disapproval and global threat, are the emotional anchors of the narrative.
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Elwyn L. Simons, an intrepid scientist known as the father of modern primate paleontology for his discovery of some of humankind's earliest antecedents, died on March 6 in Peoria, Ariz.
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And since life on the Red Planet will require the expertise of more than just space navigators, NASA's posters also seek the assistance of intrepid farmers, explorers, teachers, and technicians.
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The bar's intrepid manager, Ian Ljungquist, didn't need any convincing to pour me a suicide—he leapt at the opportunity, excited, like we were some kind of kindred beer brothers.
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It's been 217 years since Soft Machine released its first album alchemizing intrepid, jazz-influenced improvisation with rock 'n' roll fantasy, thus creating something like a blueprint for progressive rock.
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Those intrepid viewers still on board with the show are made to trek through miles of carnage every week; mercifully, at the end, there's hard-won insight waiting for them.
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Henry James, too, while an expatriate writer in Europe making only a modest living from his writing, gained access to a range of social circles by being an intrepid houseguest.
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JAZZ With "Serpentines," her bristling new album, the intrepid saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock ventures deeper into chamberesque compositional territory without surrendering any of the impulsive brio that has become her trademark.
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Among North American travelers, trips to Iran with Intrepid Travel had grown 35 percent in the past year, on pace with Iceland, Japan and Sri Lanka, three other trending destinations.
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Although the conflicted hero of "All My Friends," the second installment, is Danny Deck, an eccentric Beat-styled alter ego to McMurtry, the narrative's intrepid female characters sizzle with personality.
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Our intrepid Miami bureau chief, Patricia Mazzei — who covers hurricanes, voting irregularities and all manner of Florida madness — notes that iguana rains are not an unprecedented occurrence for South Florida.
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" She continued, "This is very specific to female characters, we've seen it over and over again, and I think that Kathy Scruggs is an incredibly dynamic, nuanced, dogged, intrepid reporter.
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A statue of the intrepid schoolgirl staring down a likeness of the US President has been erected to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the release of Roald Dahl's 1988 novel.
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Mr. Gold and his cast, led by an intrepid Sally Field, have dismantled a venerable classic, but darned if they can figure out how to put it back together again.
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Tony Mannino of the Marine Corps, who used art and music therapy at the National Intrepid Center of Excellence to recover from his traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress.
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We arrived in June with a plan to meet-up with Miguel Angel Vega, a journalist for the intrepid local newspaper RíoDoce, which specializes in covering organized crime and corruption.
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Yet there is active engagement by some artists, whether boat-building, intrepid voyages on the often polluted currents, or quixotic attempts to build a bridge from Brooklyn to Governors Island.
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The Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, just opened and intrepid travelers and locals are bravely embarking on the journey across the 1,600-foot bridge.
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The film is by Brian Oakes, a longtime friend of Mr. Foley's, so there's never much doubt about its intent, and it certainly paints Mr. Foley as a likable, intrepid fellow.
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The photos used to create this mosaic were taken by Curiosity on August 9, 2018, at Vera Rubin Ridge, where the intrepid rover has been working over the past several months.
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If the person does not respond within that time frame, Intrepid triggers an alarm and sends a message to a group of the user's contacts, signaling they might be in danger.
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We probably won't know for sure, either, until someone reports something worrying about a purported episode of meat sweats, prompting intrepid researchers to really put these claimed episodes under the microscope.
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The result has been a preponderance of negative findings despite intrepid efforts to collect DNA data on millions of individuals in the hope of finding even the tiniest signals of difference.
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This Memorial Day, photographer B.A. Van Sise traveled for BuzzFeed News to the unique "Battle of the Big Bands" event at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City.
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Obsidian's latest sees the studio return to a formula they excelled at in 2010's Fallout: New Vegas, shifting setting and theme from hard-scrabble post-apocalyptica to intrepid space operatics.
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From the Vault There's no mistaking the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum among the recreational boats, yachts and water taxis anchored at the piers along the Hudson River's Manhattan docks.
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Our intrepid editor Chris Plante has argued that The Bachelor is better than scripted television and competitive sports, and folks, this week it was better than "Ozymandias" and the Immaculate Reception.
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Last year, around 5,500 intrepid migrants and refugees, most of them Syrian, took advantage of a loophole that permits cyclists to pass through the northern Storskog crossing en route to Europe.
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The infant — named "sunrise girl-child" (Xach'itee'aanenh T'eede Gaay) using the local indigenous language — belonged to a previously unknown Native American population that descended from those intrepid migrants, the researchers added.
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Currently, the abandoned site attracts only the most intrepid admirers as it is officially closed and requires a steep pilgrimage to the site at an altitude of more than 1,400 meters.
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And Clinton herself clashed with Trump's description on Tuesday that she had done "nothing" on veterans' behalf, pointing to money she raised for the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund alongside Arizona Sen.
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And though we always prefer to find the gems rather than the lumps of coal, we have to admit that the latter definitely yields the best responses from our intrepid testers.
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The Lilium Jet, developed by intrepid entrepreneurs in Germany, has also had a successful maiden flight in Munich this year, and earned $90 million in funding to see the project through.
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Loeb said that he owes a debt of gratitude to the fans of the series, which chronicled the plight of the intrepid spies and associates who work with and among superheroes.
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Given the more than 100,9113 square miles of mountains where the box could be located, it seems unlikely that even the most intrepid Searchers will find it anytime soon, if ever.
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Jemison was recording what would become the introduction for a new exhibit at the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum, which opens tomorrow as part of the Smithsonian's annual Museum Day.
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We can all explore fantastical landscapes in the latest action role-players, or the depths of space through the eyes of an intrepid hero; but these are dreams rendered in polygons.
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The insecticides in question are DuPont's Altacor and Dow's Intrepid, which are chemically different but which both fight insects that can kill or mar almonds, apples and other nuts and fruit.
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Because, as you'll see, our intrepid heels fan experiences about 30 seconds of that awful feeling you get right before you fall (a sensation this clumsy editor knows all too well).
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But one intrepid YouTube channel isn't waiting — Austin Evans built his own custom PC that uses many of the same parts that Sony and Microsoft are using in their new consoles.
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Fallaci lived many lives: an adolescent anti-Fascist partisan; an intrepid correspondent, who was gravely injured during Mexico's Dirty War; and, late in life, a vehement Islamophobic and anti-immigrant voice.
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At least one seller clearly wasn't feeling intrepid, withdrawing the sale's top lot, Gerhard Richter's "Abstraktes Bild (811-5003)," a 1994 painting estimated at about $19 million, just before the auction.
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And Two Sigma rented out the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York for its 2015 holiday party; the venue in 2014 was the nearby American Museum of Natural History.
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Granted 30 minutes with each candidate, who appeared back-to-back at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in Manhattan, Mr. Lauer devoted about a third of his time with Mrs.
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Then, using a protective blanket to prevent friction burns, the intrepid can slide down a sort of tunnel, a metal tube that corkscrews vertiginously all the way back to the ground.
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Then the company's founder, Anton Willis, had me meet him on the west side of Manhattan for a paddle around the USS Intrepid, and I was smitten beyond my wildest dreams.
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He has been working on a new album with collaborators like the intrepid electronic producer Flying Lotus and Mr. Martin, who's also a producer and wingman for the rapper Kendrick Lamar.
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In a feat of intrepid reporting, John Branch spent the entire day and night at Copacabana Beach on Saturday, listening to the waves and watching Olympic athletes play in the sand.
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With little hope of a solution, the plan is to move to Texas, where the wine industry, like that on the North Fork, could use more intrepid producers like the Meadors.
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The man, Bill White, former head of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, had filled the S.U.V. with property and memorabilia that he planned to take to take to his office.
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From the first hesitant steps out of Africa, to the intrepid sailing ships venturing away from Europe in the 1400s, we've always looked to the horizon, yearning for land or adventure.
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Pee World VR was designed by creative programmers Grant Thomas and Pablo Rochat, two American engineers with the intrepid dream of turning public urination into an escape of literally epic proportions.
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However, as you can imagine, situating a petri dish above a 40-foot leviathan's head as it surfaces can be quite a doozy, even for the most intrepid of ocean explorers.
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The annals of early internet forums are rife with comments by intrepid young stoners positing questions and anecdotes on the pros and cons of using various H2O alternatives in their pipes.
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The Silver Star, which featured some kind of turbo engine built by Mercedes, whisked my intrepid 11-year-old to heights and at speeds I chose not to witness up close.
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My plan had been to stick to the main island, which is filled with enough lush rain forest, volcanic peaks and cocoa plantations to keep an intrepid tourist interested for days.
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In this sense, Ms. Lucas's art feels like an important historical springboard from which to expand beyond the intrepid and irreverent platform of the Young British Artists, into the next millennium.
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From one angle, it plays like an old-school exploitation flick, one of those damsel-in-distress freakouts in which an intrepid heroine faces down danger in a skin-baring top.
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Intrepid guests staying in the six Watchman cabins by the Firetower can kick off their stay with this uphill climb, though they'd do best to let an SUV transport their luggage.
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And it will take thousands of Cindy Quezadas and Jorge San Juans — intrepid souls who firmly believe that every 10 years, this country has the opportunity to inch closer to equity.
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In 2008, Mr. White abruptly resigned as president of the Intrepid, pushed out, he said, after the state began an investigation into whether he had engaged in unlicensed commercial fund-raising.
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Originally meant as an easy-to-navigate route for intrepid skiers, the DIY appeal of the huts soon expanded to bikers, who take over those same trails in the summer months.
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"The Man in the Ceiling," a new work with some impressive names behind it that is receiving its premiere at the intrepid Bay Street Theater here, wants to be more challenging.
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But since his inauguration, Mr. Trump has only touched down once, arriving by helicopter on May 4, traveling to the Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum, and leaving the same way.
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When President Trump appears with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia to honor the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea, they'll be on the deck of the Intrepid.
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The journalists' intrepid reporting and countless hours of research created a domino effect, inspiring dozens of other survivors to speak out against the powerful and predatory men in their respective industries.
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The same day that President Trump hosted the Australian prime minister in New York aboard the decommissioned aircraft carrier Intrepid, a political meeting of a different sort took place farther north.
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But don't tell that to the intrepid programmers of New York, who somehow keep the city's multiplexes, art houses, archives, film societies and cultural centers awash in festivals and specialty series.
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Also this week, our intrepid reporter tried out a jet lag-prevention app, and Volvo announced its electric XC40 Recharge is the capstone in the automaker's plan to radically cut emissions.
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Knight's memoir gives readers a glimpse into what life was like behind the scenes of a small, intrepid startup that quickly rose to become one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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Mr. Barney's return to his birth state of Idaho inspired his greatest film since the "Cremaster" cycle, infused with a new agility thanks to the intrepid dancer and choreographer Eleanor Bauer.
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Samsung stated that won't happen until "spring," which led to some intrepid S8 users to find other uses for the button, and Samsung in turn to block them from doing so.
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In wrestling matches, balancing acts and other feats, the intrepid group all but tore down the black-box theater walls, offering an urgent exploration of love, rage and where they meet.
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Now 104 years old, she's had one of the most intrepid photography careers of the 20th century, and that legacy is being celebrated in Ruth Gruber, Photojournalist at Brooklyn College Library.
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The president was originally scheduled to spend about six hours in Manhattan, but he only briefly visited the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, to meet with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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