Cracking open shell companies is the most important of these.
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Other proposals include cracking open certain regulators to more transparency.
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No more cracking open the chest and surgically implanting a valve.
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He is topped at one point by a door cracking open.
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Jack Dorsey runs both Twitter and Square without cracking open a laptop.
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But part of his inspiration came from cracking open a fortune cookie.
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The second my own circle was complete, it was already cracking open.
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"Hollywood is cracking open its gates to let us in," she said.
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Get the BUFF BABY Dumbbell Baby Rattle for $12.88 See Details The Lil' Lager Baby Bottle turns cracking open a cold one with the boys into cracking open a cold one with the baby, and it's too cute.
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Summer TV just became as easy as cracking open a can of rosé.
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"It just looked like somebody whose insides were cracking open," Mr. Echols said.
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Here are 5 reasons why it's still worth cracking open your iPhone's operating system.
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Ride-hailing would be included, cracking open Uber (UBER)and Lyft's (LYFT) data vaults.
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Cracking open those channels would be significantly more complicated than passing a US law.
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Cracking open the out-of-print paperback, I was surprised to find myself enthralled.
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She talked to our critic-at-large Amanda Hess about cracking open the novel's world.
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"Now their smell is completely neutral," Lorenzo says, cracking open a white bean to demonstrate.
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Thank you for cracking open the heart which is now breaking (it's always worth it).
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Cracking open the retirement piggy bank to offset tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy?
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You can also honor this intellectually curious new moon by cracking open a new book.
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If you're cracking open your first pack of birth control pills, welcome to the club!
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Wow, get me, I thought, eating something that needed cracking open that wasn't a tin.
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Cracking open Harry Potter means living in a world where magic is real, however briefly.
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So this is what they mean by cracking open a cold one with your pals.
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If you're interested in cracking open a new book, check out these business and entrepreneurship classics.
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Carrying ginseng, lead and woollen cloth, the merchants aboard dreamed of cracking open the vast Asian market.
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Even some students themselves are cracking open their piggy banks and spending their savings on school necessities.
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Sometimes there's nothing better than cracking open your window and listening to the chimes of an evening.
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There's nothing better on a hot summer day than cracking open a cold, crisp can of ... Aquafina?
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There are some CEOs who are very good at cracking open Excel and just going for it.
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"cracking open a cold one with the boys," female alcohol consumption is more often portrayed as empowering.
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Brontë, Woolf, Varda: Women artists have always excelled at cracking open old structures—the manmade logos of chronos.
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I don't think any of us could have expected that from cracking open that script that first time.
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I think cracking open borders via average citizen tourism is one of the best forms of soft diplomacy.
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OTTERs have pouches in which they keep food and favorite rocks that they use for cracking open shells.
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And to the DHH community, it signaled that a door that had long been shut was finally cracking open.
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It sounds like cracking open a fresh can of Coke and pouring it over a mountain of ice cubes.
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Cracking open a cashew, the favourite for this treatment, requires the tool-wielder to employ a single, practised motion.
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I also love spaghetti but that doesn't mean I want my significant other cracking open one of the meatballs.
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Rising sea levels and temperatures are cracking open The Tomb, threatening to spill nuclear waste into the Pacific Ocean.
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A company building tiny rockets is only a few launches away from cracking open a multi-billion dollar market.
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So yes, let's commend and congratulate Kremer and Storm for cracking open the door to the NFL (streaming) booth.
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But not everyone drinks, and not everyone can drink at work (without embarrassing yourself in front of your boss, at least.) So if you have a hankering for the social connection that only comes from cracking open a cold one with the boys, trying cracking open a cold frozen dairy treat instead!
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Can you imagine the anticipation of cracking open a box of cereal wondering if a free $800+ smartphone is inside?
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It is possibly the best, the most practical way of cracking open the echo chamber, even for just fifteen minutes.
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Just by cracking open Shirley Jackson's slim book The Haunting of Hill House, I knew I was taking a risk.
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Not too shabby, and a significantly more exciting way to dive into a new language than cracking open a textbook.
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There's no better way to get educated, get angry, get inspired, and get impassioned than by cracking open a book.
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The cracking open of the surface lid, Dr. Korenaga said, is key to getting the all-mighty subduction engine started.
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Imagine cracking open this cornucopia that is the first Hot Boys album and hearing all of this great Lil Wayne material.
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Remember when these guys were just cracking open cold ones together and fighting Stannis Baratheon (Stephen Dillane) on the Blackwater Bay?
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Tripoli Journal TRIPOLI, Libya — Cracking open the giant church door, the Nigerian watchman cast a wary eye over the deserted street.
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You stumble to the fridge, cracking open the last of the party's beers, and head out into the blinding afternoon heat.
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Her depiction of Texas is so evocative you can practically hear the beer cans cracking open and smell the swamp water.
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These shrimp skewers come together in just 20 minutes, so you'll be cracking open some beers with friends in no time.
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But rest assured: Once the mommy duties are taken care of, this crew wastes no time cracking open the Ron-Ron juice.
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Fundamentally, plugging a malicious device into a port is easier than cracking open someone's computer and plugging in a hacked graphics card.
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If you are someone who takes pleasure cracking open a cold La Croix, stop yourself and ask: am I really enjoying this?
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Meanwhile, the floodgates are cracking open on cord cutting or over-the-top cable services (see: Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, YouTube), paired with broadband.
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If his idea of kicking back involves cracking open a cold one with some friends, you can always up the ante with Hopsy.
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Ted Cruz hinted at the idea of cracking open the "nuclear option" if Democrats when asked how Republicans should respond to a filibuster.
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"Mob Wives" star Drita D'Avanzo was arrested Tuesday for allegedly cracking open a can o' whoop ass on a woman in Staten Island.
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Computer scientists have been demonstrating that for at least 10 years, generally by physically cracking open the machines and installing election-rigging software.
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Since you're not supposed to drink alcohol at high altitudes, we've been fantasizing about cracking open a cold one since we left town.
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The celebration began with the cracking open of a barrel of sake, an elegant and traditional way in Japan to toast good fortune.
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The tools also have a bottle opener on the end, because he will surely be cracking open a cold one during these grilling activities.
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We've listened as former inmates shared their stories, cracking open their pain and revealing the scars an unjust justice system had inflicted upon them.
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Thanks to Native Cosmetics, those jonesing for a daily way to imbibe rosé without cracking open a bottle can indulge with rosé-scented deodorant.
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Or perhaps EyeEm (which EarlyBird is an investor) because it enables anybody to sell their photography, thus cracking open the existing stock photography market.
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When people first meet their partners, it's like cracking open a new book: A fresh adventure awaits, and what the pages contain is unknown.
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Have you tried cracking open a good book by the pool on a relaxing day, just to get splashed, thus ruining its fragile pages?
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A new rule issued by the Obama administration is cracking open the door, ever so slightly, to greater disclosure of advocacy efforts in Washington.
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Sea otters are also among the only nonprimate mammals to use tools, cracking open a recalcitrant mollusk shell by banging it with a stone.
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It doesn't matter how many times you put a plaster over it, the thing just keeps cracking open, weeping like a child in Bambi.
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Take the time to do something that decompresses you, whether it's taking a bubble bath, cracking open a book or going for a walk.
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"It's like the high-altitude cousin to passion fruit," she said, cracking open the yellow rind as if it were a plastic Easter egg.
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WHY IN-N-OUT ISN&aposT COMING TO EAST COAST Columbus police also noted that he was wearing "mismatched" gloves while cracking open the registers.
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I tried to soothe my nerves as best as I could, cracking open a double IPA from the community cooler before heading to the kitchen.
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Few devices in your home can generate that much power, except for your microwave which you really shouldn't be cracking open—even for science.[YouTube]
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As summer rolls around, you might find yourself cracking open a cold beer, pouring up some cold brew, pressing fresh juice, or craving a smoothie.
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By cracking open the geographic reach of Pop art, the exhibitions became amorphous, losing sight of what lay at the core of this art movement.
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Little is more satisfying than cracking open a vintage Sears, Roebuck & Co catalog and marveling at the breadth of its offerings, dated illustrations and all.
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But you can pretend you're in the promised land by cracking open a Cucapá, grilling up some oysters, and piling them with cheese and pork.
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It's easier than you'd think to take a trip without cracking open your wallet, and plenty of savvy travelers know the tricks of the trade.
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Out of the original's mire, Cook's created a thing of strange momentum—like cracking open a snow globe and taking joy in the shimmery chaos.
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Destin says, like Zoopla, Carlow's main consumer proposition is about cracking open the data on pricing and making the buying process much more transparent overall.
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In a small number of cases, Mr. Peters said, the technicians installed the meters by improperly cracking open sidewalks and laying gas lines beneath them.
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They're slim enough to fit inside your wallet and boast tons of blades, scissors, and a bottle opener for cracking open a cold one post-hike.
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And while they often said similar things -- tightly controlled state media is their only source of information -- we are slowly cracking open the door into their lives.
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I take some personal responsibility for ruining cracking open a cold one with the boys for everyone, and I will regret it until my last day alive.
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When he thought of her cracking open the station wagon with a coat hanger and getting the gun out of the glove compartment, he shook his head.
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About 6 out of 10 retirement plan participants are cracking open their annual 401(k) fee disclosures, according to a recent survey by Schwab Retirement Plan Services.
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The Federal Communications Commission is cracking open the net neutrality debate again with a proposal to undo the 2015 rules that implemented net neutrality with Title II classification.
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Cracking open a bottle is practically a requirement of watching the Super Bowl, and unless you have an iron will, you might succumb to having one (or two).
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If it's before noon and you're cracking open a beer, no reason you can't enjoy some light stripping too—and from the comfort of your couch no less.
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Writing up reports meant cracking open an encyclopedia or going to the library to fire up Encarta on CD-ROM instead of just going to Wikipedia or Google.
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When you see it, maybe you're cracking open a cold one with pals, partying with those pals, or maybe just lounging around and celebrating a warm, summer weekend.
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The last scene of the finale shows Angela cracking open the egg and eating by her backyard pool, before tentatively placing her foot near the water&aposs surface.
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Like Microsoft's Surfaces or Apple's MacBooks, the Blade is a closed machine — even the RAM is soldered down, and you'll void your warranty just by cracking open the case.
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And, as with regular soda, the carbonation compounds the effect of artificial sweeteners -- dulling the taste just enough to intensify our cravings and have us cracking open another can.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Little is more satisfying than cracking open a vintage Sears, Roebuck & Co catalog and marveling at the breadth of its offerings, dated illustrations and all.
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Seeing how she was bombing ... he says Tiff was wise to get in on the joke by cracking open a bottle of Ciroc and making a party of it.
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The best "Trump withdraws the US from the Paris Accord" meme award goes to this variant of the long-running "cracking open a cold one with the boys" meme.
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"There's nothing quite like cracking open a jar of summery fruit jam right in the middle of winter," continues O'Brien, a persuasive advocate for the salubrious power of conserves.
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As Karl was cracking open his playbook, he was asking Thibodeau to evaluate the Kings' defense — a defense that Karl disparaged with profanity and said was likely beyond repair.
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With the recent shows of Flora Crockett, Carmen Herrera, Jack Whitten, Ed Clark, Peter Saul, Merrill Wagner, and others, the art world shows signs of cracking open even further.
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To find them, you'd have better luck cracking open a log than using a fishing line, said Dr. Hidalgo, who has been studying fish in the area for years.
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"Cracking open a cold one with the boys" first became a meme in 2015, but had a massive resurgence in 2017, mostly thanks to a few popular Australian Facebook pages.
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Or you could turn this song up to 11 while driving to the beach on a sweltering summer's day, before cracking open some cold ones with the boys or girls.
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We know two things to be true: there is no one way to express sexual identity, and there's no better way to gain insight than by cracking open a book.
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There's not a lot of information yet about what the show might entail, but we can only hope that it involves Cardi B cracking open a cold one with celebrities.
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Each of these inadequacies points to physical laws, particles and forces yet to be discovered—mysteries which physicists had expected that the LHC would have started cracking open by now.
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Credit...Meredith Jenks for The New York Times If you are cracking open a brand-new calendar to bring fresh organization to 2020, you may have Anna Bond to thank.
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There's nothing quite like hopping in the shower at the end of a long week and cracking open a beer to simultaneously pre-game and freshen up before a night out.
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And because Red Bull is only available in a can, not on tap or in a soda fountain, Sonic employees will actually be cracking open cans to make the new product.
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It gives me pause when I consider cracking open a beer on a boring Wednesday night in February, a moment to remember that the liquid inside has the power to destroy.
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In the summer, when it's hot and every crevice of your body is sweating, there's nothing quite like cracking open a can of La Croix — and then another, and another, and another.
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JW: I needed something that would get me to keep cracking open the books and writing code on the whiteboard every day, even though it was terribly intimidating and sometimes sleep-inducing.
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One study from 2014 found that turning three dry Arkansas counties wet could bring in over $30m a year to the local economy—good cause for cracking open a bottle or three.
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Pulling unencrypted data is very different from cracking open an entire security system That impression is wrong, but it takes an understanding of the history of iOS encryption to explain exactly why.
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Most notably, there's something genuinely fun and satisfying about cracking open a new can (though if you do it at work, you'll probably get some suspicious or amused stares from your coworkers).
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But the idea that stored memories exist as physical changes within the brain has—and recent research is cracking open an array of possibilities for the editing and improvement of human memory.
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For those who chafe at Japan's stale economy and hidebound culture, the image of young creative types, knitting old inner tubes into dog collars before cracking open a local brew, holds great allure.
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But I still find it difficult to justify the Kold's existence when I compare it to purchasing and cracking open cans of soda, something I already do multiple times on a daily basis.
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The Oslo, Norway-based startup offers a crowdsourced price comparison service for sea freight, and in doing so, is cracking open a huge legacy industry, but one that has until now remained opaque.
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Why Republicans are (very slightly) cracking open the door: Because automatic weapons are illegal (or those that were grandfathered in a post-1986 ban are so cost prohibitive that they've all but disappeared).
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Booker, on other hand, signed a five-year, $158-million contract extension in 2018 — and perhaps the Suns deserve credit for cracking open their checkbook and hanging onto the face of their franchise.
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As if the thought of cracking open a cold one wasn't enough to convince drinkers to stock-up on some suds, beer brands keep coming up with new ways to appeal to consumers.
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This weekend I'll be cracking open the 863 pages of "Marconi: The Man Who Networked The World," a detailed look at the radio pioneer who later became a prominent fascist in Mussolini's Italy.
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Cracking open my iPhone 6 Plus—Apple's version of the big-screen "phablet"—reveals not just a marvel of globally sourced miniaturization but also a high-tech road map that touches just about everywhere.
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Autonomous by Annalee Newitz — September 19th In the future, an anti-patent pirate named Jack has been cracking open pharmaceuticals and bringing them to the poor, and her latest leaves users addicted to work.
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It's the same gamble one might take cracking open a Brad Troemel print to reach the Bitcoin embedded at its center or in the reverse, restoring a great artwork only to destroy its authenticity.
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If ordering a Pumpkin Spice Latte is a little too #basic for you, then you can disguise your love for the seasonal treat by cracking open Breckenridge Brewery's newest creation: Nitro Pumpkin Spice Latte.
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The powerful, hammer-like rounded claws of the mantis shrimp are incredibly strong, making them ideal for cracking open the hard shells of clams and crabs (its favored prey), and for warding off predators.
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I drifted in a subjunctive archeological daze through multiple moods of scale and space-timelines, guided by the camaraderie of art rich in topical analogies, diligently cracking open the past to release new futures.
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It's hard to imagine a non-vegan professional kitchen where such prep for one ingredient wouldn't be viewed as utterly cumbersome, when you can get the same results from just cracking open an egg.
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Primitive, pre-LA-Beast leaf-blower beer technology seems to rely purely of cracking open a beer in front of a leaf blower, which creates a beer mist that seems both messy and inefficient.
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Or were they doing the reverse, cracking open current events (Tony Blair's dissimulation, the media's complicity with the "weapons of mass destruction" lie, Gaddafi's rise) with the timeless lessons of a long dead dramatist?
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In the eyes of many Guatemalans, Mr. Velásquez, a professorial Colombian prosecutor, has become their champion because of his role in cracking open corruption schemes led by members of Guatemala's political and economic elite.
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Before this diet, though, cracking open a couple of brewdogs was just an old-fashioned pleasure... not a guilty one, and to get back to those simpler times is going to take some creative engineering.
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He gave the office space a quick once-over ("It looks like you're interviewing me for a job," he said) before folding himself into an ergonomic chair and cracking open a mini bottle of water.
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State of the Art To understand what's at stake in the battle between Apple and the F.B.I. over cracking open a terrorist's smartphone, it helps to be able to predict the future of the tech industry.
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Go deeper: Here are several more looks at the need for (and means of creating) explainable AI. 'Explainable Artificial Intelligence': Cracking open the black box of AI (Computerworld AU) Can AI be taught to explain itself?
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The tender fish, roasted along with olives, basil and cherry tomatoes, makes a zippy dish perfect for any given weeknight — whether you're cracking open a bottle of store-bought lemon olive oil, or making your own.
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But we didn't get to see it until Spawn Wave, a YouTube channel, did the work of cracking open their unit, wiping away the thermal compound, and taking a few high-resolution shots of the chip.
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The first trailer for Wine Country (starring Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Tina Fey, and more) has dropped and will have you cracking open the rosé this spring so you can settle in with the queens of comedy.
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For the honeyguides, it's a win-win partnership: the birds help the humans find the nests, while humans do the work of subduing the bees and cracking open the hive, so the birds can avoid being stung.
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If the files will not open, you may be able to convert them to newer formats by opening them within the open-source LibreOffice suite, which has a good reputation for cracking open files in outdated formats.
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Meanwhile, Amazon and Google, with their smart speakers, are driving the audio ecosystem, and while their speakers don&apost carry traditional advertising, Amazon is cracking open the door more to get marketers promoting its Alexa voice platform.
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Lambert opted for guitars and ballads over the Southern rock and hip-hop sounds paired with lyrics about cracking open an ice-cold domestic beer and dancing in the moonlight that many country fans are used to.
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Then, at some point, a large flaming rock fell from the sky and wiped them all out, cracking open a gap in the food chain for squishy, bipedal apes to bumble their way into becoming Earth's dominant species.
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In the next few days, the game will be made available for all other supported Android devices, so Pixel users and others won't have to wait too long to start building forts and cracking open pink llama piñatas.
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But he remembers the doors first cracking open on a summer afternoon before sixth grade when a Poly Prep coach came to the Brownsville park where he was practicing to watch him play and talk to his parents.
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I thought about cracking open an ATM or beating up a creepy dude and getting myself arrested, like Jessica does many times on the show, but I figured VICE might draw the line at bailing me out of jail.
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PARIS — President Emmanuel Macron of France tried to seize control of the issue of immigration on Wednesday, as his government announced steps to make the country less attractive to migrants while cracking open the door to skilled foreign workers.
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But this year at CES, Scosche is finally rectifying this with the BoomBottle MM, which not only looks like a bottle, but also has a built-in bottle opener for cracking open a cold beer while you're out and about.
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Moments later, we are standing on the top of a hill, surrounded by the thin twists of pea plant, their spindles hung with big green pods like pencil cases, cracking open the skin and popping the vegetables straight into our mouths.
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The U.S. choppers are now in Kong's domain, and he treats them in the way that a ravenous but slightly messy diner would approach a lobster special—wrenching them apart and cracking open the shells to get at the meat inside.
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If you want to throw some great games into the package, check out Beat Saber and Superhot VR. Hopsy If his idea of kicking back involves cracking open a cold one with some friends, you can always up the ante with Hopsy.
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When it came time to film an intimate scene in the upcoming film Passengers, Lawrence knew she needed to do something to help shake the nerves, and when she suggested cracking open a bottle of wine, Pratt was more than happy to comply.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department wants to go after money launderers, tax evaders and terrorists by cracking open the shell companies they use to hide cash flows, but critics say a new agency effort to identify them could be easily evaded.
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We got the longtime comedian leaving Nobu Tuesday night in WeHo where, at first, he weighed in on what had happened to Tiffany on New Year's Eve in Miami -- namely, miserably bombing onstage and cracking open some Ciroc to numb the pain.
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There's a freshly opened glass bottle of Coke in front of me and I know that in just a few hours I'll be cracking open beer after beer until the thought of another beer is enough to be put me off the current beer.
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Maine lobster was about cracking open a bright red lobster at a picnic table packed with family and friends, making a delicious mess, sharing and enjoying the bounty of the cold water you just swam in, caught by a family friend a few hours earlier.
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I'd had a few pints and was soaking up the good-natured rural atmosphere when I decided to really kick things into 12th gear by cracking open a gram of ketamine, laying it across a beer garden table, and cutting it out into lines.
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That could include agreeing to buy additional American products to lower the trade surplus with the United States, reviving old economic dialogues between the countries, or cracking open some domestic markets to foreign competition — but only those where Chinese companies are already securely dominant.
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Who doesn't remember the terrible rising strings that played at the Red Wedding before the blood, the purpled face of Joffrey in his death throes, the sound of the Viper's skull cracking open, Jon Snow gasping back to life, or battle after battle of terrible grandeur.
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Yet the Clintons defined deviancy down, cracking open the doors Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE barged through.
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Things have become so tight, insiders say, that the Kremlin is considering cracking open the one piggy bank that was always considered sacrosanct, one that carries long-term consequences for the Russian economy: taxing the funds that oil companies need to invest to ensure future oil production.
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I remember when I began my freshman year of college, I always kept my mini-fridge stocked with a case of beer because it seemed very adult to me to finish a long day of attending class and doing homework by cracking open a cold one.
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Azar took a far more nuanced tone than his boss in his Senate confirmation hearing, noting that private Medicare Part D plans already do negotiate prices themselves, while cracking open the door — but hardly rushing through it — for tweaking other parts of Medicare to address drug costs.
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It's made at Blue Point Brewery in Pathogue, Long Island, it's 5 percent ABV, and the flavor is clean, gose-influenced, a little sour, a little salty, and perfect for cracking open in your living room, at your favorite music venue, or on your best friend's rooftop.
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There's a lovely scene where the two watch TV and crack lame jokes, but it almost seems as if audiences are meant to impose their own idealization of male friendship, based on their identification of Pitt and DiCaprio with their personas and signifiers like cracking open cold ones together.
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Gohar was born and raised in Cairo — where winters are mild, and summers come hot and quick — and makes a living creating interactive installations at fashion and art events (imagine, for example, cracking open a salt-baked pear with a wooden mallet at the recent Object & Thing design fair).
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The last confrontation under the Obama administration between Moscow and Washington came to a head this fall after American intelligence agencies concluded that hacking by their Russian counterparts had breached national security, cracking open the computers of the Democratic National Committee to reveal emails that embarrassed Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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However, this doesn't mean that Apple is cracking open Face ID and sharing its data with anyone who decides to build an app—Face ID compiles rich details about your face using several sensors and cameras on the front of the iPhone X, and that data never leaves your device.
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Each post is a quick video clip of Strömberg's tattooed hand cracking open a bottle or can of soda and pouring the contents into a glass and capping it off with a straw, set against the backdrop of a hardcore album while one of its songs plays in the background.
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It is simply a display of gratitude to Roman Abramovich, the Russian oligarch who arrived at Chelsea in 2003 and, cracking open his sizable bank account, quickly turned the club into one of soccer's modern superpowers, a serial champion of England and, at its 2012 peak, the champion of Europe.
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On the other hand, Murillo has done something quite radical with his own personal story: He has helped us to understand that even if we're not always welcome, we can still occupy museums and galleries, cracking open closed doors and windows with our bare fists and some degree of irony.
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Cassidy and Jones looked pleased as the show's innovations unfurled: phallic corn shucking during "Many a New Day" (Jones mouthed the words), the cracking open of Bud Lights, Ali Stroker's showstopping performance of "I Cain't Say No," in a feistily rolling wheelchair, her volcanic singing making Ado Annie's lustiness sound righteous.
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In this week's investor survey, Arman Tabatabai spoke to some of the most active and successful investors in travel-oriented industries today — the general mood is pretty positive, with M&A expected to help incumbents boost consumer-facing service quality, and new technologies cracking open more possibilities for companies of all sizes.
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It is a paradox because the cracking-open of the pictorial imagination is exactly what Frankenthaler's post-stain career was about, and these two exhibitions, As in Nature: Helen Frankenthaler Paintings and No Rules: Helen Frankenthaler Woodcuts, move deftly across the decades, offering a potent overview of the artist's ever-shifting concerns.
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Fortunately, in tandem with the temperature rising, New Zealand's Fazerdaze (AKA& Amelia Murray) are premiering their new video for "Take It Slow" with us below, which exists at the summit of all those qualities and is basically the sonic equivalent to cut grass and wearing shorts and cracking open a cold one with the boys.
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The site published its inside look at the Pixel 2 XL this morning, and while there aren't a ton of surprises to be found (the camera module is pretty large; Google is hiding a secret chip), cracking open the phone does reveal one thing we didn't know a ton about: how the Pixel's Active Edge feature actually works.
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In case you weren't caught up with the virtual lava flow that resulted from the earth cracking open with this story last night, Colangelo was linked to five anonymous Twitter accounts that have leaked sensitive personal information about players, revealed organizational strategies for the draft, and have generally been critical of virtually everyone associated with the 76ers...except Colangelo.
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In the opening remarks that Comey had prepared for the committee, he described the door in the Oval Office, "next to the grandfather clock," cracking open, and his catching a glimpse of Reince Priebus, the chief of staff, with a clutch of people in line behind him, like courtiers in a Renaissance painting, waiting for an audience.
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While Sunday's game was the first of Brady's nine Super Bowls in which he did not throw at least one touchdown pass, his fingerprints were all over New England's victory cracking open a tight 3-3 defensive battle late in the fourth quarter when he hit Rob Gronkowski with a 29-yard strike to set up a two-yard touchdown run by Sony Michel.
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I can still do that, of course—there's nothing stopping me from cracking open that DVD case for the first time in years and putting it inside the PS3 I still keep hooked up to my TV. But the servers are offline now, which means my journey would no longer by marked by the cryptic shorthand messages left by other players to warn me against or—more often—to lure me into a deadly danger.
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Not that "Mountains and Sea," in which Frankenthaler suffused the canvas's fibers with oil paint thinned to the consistency of watercolor, would be any less of a personal breakthrough if it weren't hijacked by a predetermined reductionist narrative — but it is useful to keep in mind the paradox that, in the context of the time, the "possible" was envisioned as a narrowing of one's sights (towards an ideal of flatness) rather than a cracking-open of the pictorial imagination.
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A swing toward stronger data protection and consumers' preference for having more control over how their data is used and for what — spurred by high-profile revelations detailing how different organizations manipulated user data across social networking sites and other platforms to target people with sneaky political content and advertising to influence voting, subsequently cracking open the wasp nest to reveal just how much of our data is harvested and used all the time — has meant that there are at times fewer tools than there used to be to provide the kind of "discoverability" and "personalization" that companies like Coveo build for their clients.
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