Want to take a crack at capturing your own moonbow?
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Now our species will finally take a crack at cleaning up.
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Will Republicans take a crack at a second round of tax cuts?
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The developers then asked BKSK Architects to take a crack at it.
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Any turkey experts out there want to take a crack at this one?
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So he asked employees if they wanted to take a crack at it.
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The filmmakers liked my stuff enough to let me take a crack at it.
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Like other visitors, Mills was offered the chance to take a crack at opening it.
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Snap wouldn't be the first social network to take a crack at building a phone.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Step right up and take a crack at Sam Trabucco's Saturday puzzle.
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In 2011, a distributor in Israel decided to take a crack at selling the stuff there.
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The two actors asked playwright, screenwriter, and director Lonergan to take a crack at the script.
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Wonder is not the only company to take a crack at a gaming-centric mobile device.
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Let me try to take a crack at this: It's because we're really good at memes.
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Originally, he asked Brian Eno to take a crack at it, but he was too busy.
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Will had a colleague take a crack at fixing that corner and sent me the result.
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They will be among the teams that will take a crack at breaking through next year.
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I've got a handful of memoirs, history, and literary novels I've wanted to take a crack at.
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You trust the junior developer who says they'd like to take a crack at the hard problem.
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Denying the Oversight panel a chance to take a crack at Dorsey undercuts Jordan, his allies believe.
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Democrats will also want to take a crack at Trump's acting Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Maguire.
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Republicans are using tax reform to once again take a crack at repealing a major chunk of Obamacare.
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So when Hero's announced their middleweight grand prix, Yamamoto decided to take a crack at Hero's's first belt.
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Batmanglij simply wanted to take a crack at the record he's spent much of his adult life contemplating.
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Movies that might even convince a reluctant reader to take a crack at the book for the first time.
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In May, it was European lawmakers' turn to take a crack at Zuckerberg, who appeared before the European Parliament.
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Now they're offering to let hackers take a crack at an orbiting satellite at next year's Defcon security conference.
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Katy did kinda take a crack at it, but she's no Simon Cowell ... as you can see from her feedback.
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When Intel decided to take a crack at its first keynote at an automotive event, it swung for the fences.
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But the relatively new media of streaming platforms has yet to take a crack at the classic tale — until now.
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But it's also a staple of the genre, so it's good to see the show take a crack at it.
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If you're feeling good about solving a puzzle like today's, take a crack at Ms. Taylor's Sunday puzzle from 37.
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If you're feeling good about solving a puzzle like today's, take a crack at Ms. Taylor's Sunday puzzle from 37.
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TL;DR: Take a crack at coding with The Complete 2020 Python Programming Certification Bundle for just $49.99, a 97% savings.
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Let's take a crack at breaking that trend whilst instilling a healthy dose of rational optimism toward humanity's shared global future.
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I have long thought about how to express that experience and so I might take a crack at doing that in film.
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About a year ago, we saw shooter juggernaut Call of Duty take a crack at a battle royale-style game with Blackout.
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The latest startup to take a crack at the lucrative US consumer banking market is launching in New York on March 20.
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Congress on Tuesday will take a crack at understanding the landscape for marketplace lending companies with a House Financial Services Subcommittee hearing.
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Mr. Anderson, however, is no ordinary telephone user, so he decided to take a crack at solving the problem in a new way.
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Facebook, which probably has more pictures of people blinking than any other entity in history, decided to take a crack at this problem.
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In the Hackaday spirit, the developer is also uploading detailed instructions for anyone who wants to take a crack at building their own.
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It's a simple way for colleges to streamline the admissions process, and for ambivalent teens to take a crack at multiple places simultaneously.
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As our interview was concluding, Will asked me if I wanted to take a crack at creating an anniversary crossword for the Times.
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You're probably taking so many photos that it's worth letting Apple's AI take a crack at curating them a little bit for you.
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It's her debut, and you may find some inspiration there if you've been itching to take a crack at making a grid yourself.
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If she's really interested in breaking glass ceilings she will get out of the way and let someone else take a crack at it.
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If time permits, I might take a crack at designing a badge or at least a shitty add on for the next Def Con.
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At this Sunday's Emmy Awards, Vanity Fair asked some of TV's biggest stars to take a crack at reciting some of Perry's Twitter musings.
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We loved working with her, and we asked her to take a crack at writing music for the songs Adrian had written lyrics for.
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The Pentagon wants computer hackers to take a crack at their systems 'Hacked the Pentagon' is either the best or worst resume line ever.
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The email dump and open access provided by the State Department have spurred data wonks everywhere to take a crack at generating additional insights.
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Just 45 years old, he has plenty of time to take a crack at the Senate seat held by Republican Thom Tillis in 2020.
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With UpWest, Express is trying to take a crack at the $4.2 trillion global wellness industry, said Jamie Schisler, senior vice president at UpWest.
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And now, 43 years later, Kenneth Branagh has decided to take a crack at the story, both directing the film and playing a mustachioed Poirot.
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The answer isn't fully clear, although Pang himself tried to take a crack at calling a cease-fire while at the Tribune back in 2011.
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But if you're inspired (or thrifty) and want to take a crack at transforming the pictures yourself, you just need time and the right tools.
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If you're tech-savvy and don't want to spend the money at a repair shop, you can take a crack at cleaning the device yourself.
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"Our writers are great, but most of them are Jewish, so with the Christian stuff I usually take a crack at it myself," he said.
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Perhaps you'd rather see Joe Lynch take a crack at the sequel's new addition Domino, considering what he accomplished visually on a low budget with Everly.
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But Marvel, an indie VR system currently raising money on Indiegogo, may be the first time I've seen someone take a crack at a mobile operating system.
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McQuarrie has pulled off some breathtaking action sequences in the Mission franchise, and it'd be very cool to see him take a crack at a comic book movie.
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Residents of Ohio and Illinois were ready to take a crack at Philly cheesesteaks, all while Alaskans kept things interesting by googling dill pickle dip with dried beef.
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Hamill initially voiced other roles on the series; soon the producers asked him to take a crack at replacing Tim Curry, who wasn't quite right for this Joker.
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Just like the Samsung Galaxy S27, S27 Edge and new Galaxy Note7, it's believed Apple will take a crack at introducing water-resistant new iPhones, also according to Kuo.
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When that didn't work, they piled into a minivan and headed off to the fire department to see if the authorities could take a crack at liberating their friend.
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For its 35th anniversary, THX released the official sheet music for that warm wall of sound—so now it's time for the internet to take a crack at recreating it.
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"What we said is, 'Let's look at that and hire some really smart people, talk about the problem and then let them go take a crack at it,'" Dimon said.
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They never found an answer to the question that new owner Automattic is presumably about to take a crack at: how to make this unruly erstwhile porn factory turn a profit.
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The ninja move went down Thursday night on the beaches of Los Angeles ... and you have to give dude props for standing tall and letting Kendall take a crack at his head.
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It's not exactly Views from the 6-worthy, but I'd still like to hear him take a crack at "Pale Blue Eyes" when he has a little more time on his hands.
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The borrowers on air are still responsible for their debt, but instead of resolving to work for decades pay it off, they take a crack at answering deliberately dumbed-down trivia questions.
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At CES 2018, we've already seen various takes on the concept from Mad Catz and Corsair, and now it's time for Razer to take a crack at it with its new HyperFlux technology.
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After all, we now have 15 years of makeup expertise on our elementary-school selves, so surely we can take a crack at a caboodle full of glitter and produce something wearable, right?
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I knew Adrian was such a good writer, and a budding musician, so I asked him to take a crack at lyrics in line with what we were trying to communicate story-wise.
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First up… The hypnosis scene Dr. Jordan gets fed up with not understanding what's going on with Grace's memories and decides to "allow" Jeremiah-slash-Jerome to take a crack at hypnotizing his patient.
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If you like bare butts and you cannot lie ... check out these stars who put their best asset on display and take a crack at guessing the famous face behind the full moon photos.
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That's around $7.1 billion, and it sounds impressive, but the bulk of that revenue is from Rakuten Mobile, which has teamed up with traditional operator KDDI to take a crack at Japan's mobile market.
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No, and so this question actually reminds me of me helping my fourth grader with his math homework, but I'll take a crack at answering part of it, and you can make your conclusions from that.
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They'll also be the first to take a crack at establishing the social norms that surround this kind of photography, and they'll also be the first to have a say in whether it succeeds or fails.
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This puzzle included an array of textbook cryptic entries, and if you usually avoid this sort of thing, I encourage you to delve into your brain's bag of tricks and take a crack at some clues here.
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Read More: Your Porn Is Watching You Researchers from two universities in Italy and Bell Labs decided to take a crack at answering this hugely important question by looking at data from Tumblr and Flickr, both Yahoo properties.
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And they came back to us with these two versions of "Remember Me." Some of the other songs in the movie, since Adrian was writing the screenplay at that point, I asked him to take a crack at writing lyrics.
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I'll take a crack at something that wouldn't be a surprise if it's flying around the office in Seattle: whether or not Amazon should buy one of the increasingly popular coffee start-ups that's attracted a lot of venture financing.
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In the mid-1990s, six Sackets Harbor high school buddies put together $5,000 each to take a crack at thoroughbred racing, and the star of their stable, Funny Cide, ended up winning the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness in 2003.
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The heavily funded startup just added fresh groceries like milk, fruit and meats to its offering for some customers, in an effort to take a crack at a tiny, but growing, e-commerce sector that Amazon has yet to dominate.
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Mr. Willeford had already used his weapon to take a crack at the gunman fleeing the First Baptist Church, and once he hitched a ride with Mr. Langendorff, he kept a bead on Mr. Kelley until the law finally arrived.
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The former No. 6 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft is overseas this month to help bring football to underprivileged communities ... and while he was in Hungary on Monday, he decided to take a crack at firing a massive weapon.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Whenever I take a crack at solving a diagramless, which you really should when you see them, I'm always so impressed by the knack it takes to construct something that's free-form and creative, yet follows crossword puzzling's many rules.
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We want to take a crack at painting a composite of what those sources say on this topic in private: The mental stability topics they talk about are more around narcissism, impulse control, and a lack of empathy — all traits well known to voters before the election.
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Let me take a crack at answering the question on the minds of every TV host, pundit, journalist and think-tanker, and even the mind of the President of the United States: What will be the ultimate result out of the U.S.-North Korea Singapore summit?
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When I sat down with the video, aptly titled "Hypnosis: Love Fruits and Vegetables," to seriously take a crack at it, it was a sunny afternoon — not the dark, cool atmosphere I had imagined I'd be hypnotized in with a pro, but my couch is cozy enough.
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The link between blue light and sleepless nights has been an increasingly hot topic in recent years, and while the effectiveness of features like this one or Apple's Night Shift is debatable, it's nice to see Kobo take a crack at another new feature that other e-readers are missing.
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Feeling fully provisioned with raw facts sufficient to the telling of various gilt- and ironclad lies, ready to take a crack at the thing, I went off to the MacDowell Colony, in Peterborough, N.H. I devoted the whole of a precious two-week residency to writing the first of several drafts.
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A number of content creators are developing for the device, and it's only now opening for pre-orders so the average developer can take a crack at building out a new world with augmented reality (though many are reportedly so put off by the secrecy of the company they're reluctant to develop).
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"No president, Democrat of Republican, has deployed all of our tools all at once to really take a crack at this problem," Sherman said, before listing a number of options that could be pursued, including increased sanctions, heightened military and intelligence efforts, and a diplomatic strategy that includes a tougher posture from China.
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Lyft's IPO was the first in a heralded crop of Silicon Valley unicorns expected to test the public markets this year, and on Tuesday it gets to take a crack at another market first: reporting earnings as a public company —or in its case, a big loss — with its first-quarter financials expected after the market close.
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Demirbay seemed surprised about just how much he could push himself up through it all, and then decided to take a crack at it: It's almost as if a rig man on an action movie set tied the ball up to a track on a straight line and ripped a pulley as hard as he could—straight to the upper right corner.
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"Part of the great strategy in companies like MedMen and others is that they're getting a chance to take a crack at a multibillion-dollar market which is growing with a 27 percent compound annual growth rate before they have to compete with the big dogs, and as a result they're becoming a big dog in their own right," Dayton told me.
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The bid fails, but Chellama is shocked and so are we. Why would this bunch want to take a crack at the murky world of politics and cricket? Well, the answer unspools back into a college where Lee and his team are raring to go as footballers and cricketers. They have a committed mentor in Butthiran (Prakash Raj).
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Beginning at an elevated tee and ending at an elevated green, many players may take a crack at the green off of the tee, though the safer play is to hit a layup down the middle of the fairway and then a wedge onto the large green. The eighth hole (Avant Garde) is a 568-yard par 5. After the tee shot over the Onion River, players have two choices.
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He continued to play and practice, stating "It was then that I decided I wanted to take a crack at being a musician, because it seemed to be the most rewarding pursuit at that time for my life." After forming a band with friends, he switched from playing drums to lead guitar because the band "had too many drummers." He moved to Seattle to attend high school, and later received a BA from the University of Washington. He began working as an independent musician and composer in January 1992.
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Adkins said the track's music had been "sitting around for a long time" and he was unable to come up with lyrics for it. As Linton was "always championing" the song, the band "decided that he should take a crack at writing lyrics for it then." The track channels the band's punk roots, in the vein of Fugazi and Rites of Spring, and came across as a rehash of Clarity song "Your New Aesthetic". The penultimate title-track lasted for seven minutes, and evoked the sound of Clarity tracks "Table for Glasses" and "For Me This Is Heaven".
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In 1978, Jeff Lowe and Mike Wiess became the first to summit the falls, the effort having been broadcast on ABC’s Wide World of Sports. The falls were opened briefly in the 1990s to ice climbers, but the area is private property so climbing has been legally prohibited since. Referred to as a "mega classic" and "the most difficult waterfall ice climb in North America", some climbers have trespassed to take a crack at the imposing and dangerous climb, but a land purchase proposal and an insurance deal may change the situation. Climbers were excited by the proposal in 2008 that would reopen the falls to climbers.
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Sheikh Muszaphar performed experiments on board the International Space Station relating to the characteristics and growth of liver cancer and leukaemia cells, the crystallisation of various proteins and microbes in space. The experiments relating to liver cancer, leukaemia cells and microbes will benefit general science and medical research, while the experiments relating to the crystallisation of proteins, lipases in this case, will directly benefit local industries. Lipase are a type of protein enzymes used in the manufacturing of a diverse range of products from textiles to cosmetics, and the opportunity to grow these in space will mean a possibility for Malaysian scientists to take a crack at an industry worth some US$2.2bil (MYR7.7bil) worldwide by producing these locally.
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This team replaces Team Black Egg in Season 2 after Black Egg finished in last place during the first season. They started in the same place as Team Satomi did in Season 1, coming up from the IG-2 to take a crack at becoming IG-1 champions. Their mechs have the ability to hack into enemy mechs and take total control of their systems, though this requires physical contact with the other mech and was banned by the IGPX League after it was used against Team Satomi. In their first match against Satomi, they score a resounding victory by taking control of the Satomi mechs and forcing them to attack each other.
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Big Boy was still seeking revenge on the plainclothesman who sent him up the river, and he wanted to live just long enough to see Tracy's death. He put out an open contract on Tracy's head worth one million dollars, knowing that every small-time hood in the City would take a crack at the famous cop for that amount of money. One of the would-be collectors rigged Tracy's car to explode, but inadvertently killed Moon Maid instead of Tracy in the explosion. A funeral strip for Moon Maid explicitly stated that this officially severed all ties between Earth and the Moon in the strip,Dick Tracy, 13 August 1978. Strip reprinted in Dick Tracy – The Official Biography by Jay Maeder, 1990 (color plate #12).
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There were several reasons for Dionysius to take a crack at Segesta, he had a large army and idle soldiers were often unruly, capture of Segesta would yield much booty and also might cow the other Elymian cities into submission. Logistics might have also influenced his decision, as there were no natural harbors in the southern coast of Sicily big enough to house the entire Greek fleet and it was easier to bring supplies by sea. Beaching ships to supply the army were dangerous as the enemy fleet might surprise and destroy it (Spartans captured most of the beached Athenian fleet at Aegospotami in 405 BC to win the Peloponnesian War and Carthaginians destroyed Dionysius' own transport fleet while they were beached at Motya in 398 BC and defeated the Greeks at Akragas by capturing their supply fleet). Capture of Segesta and Entella would have given Dionysius control of excellent defensive sites which could serve as supply bases for Dionysius, enabling him to stay and fight the Carthaginians in western Sicily.
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