Can it be navigated if it does?
It was navigated in 1802 by the English explorer Matthew Flinders and is named after his ship.
It's navigated by simple swipes between small square tiles, with a very simple, easy-to-use interface that doesn't try to do too much.
It was navigated again in 1940 42 and 1944 by Henry A. Larsen of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the St . Roch west-east by way of Bellot Strait and east-west in one season by Prince of Wales Strait.
But it was navigated by celebrity chefs in Grand Isle for Friends of the Fishermen Fund.
Does it make sense for Eleven Madison Park to be taking on a tango with one of the world's most wildly adventurous restaurants during the same month that it's navigating a risky new course for itself?
"It's navigating our relationship with the environment in a capacity that doesn't occur when you live in the city," said Matthew Aaron Goodman, 34, a novelist from Brooklyn who visited the Waterpod when it was docked at Governors Island in July.
My analysis last week was the test for Shorten was never actually the two tough days he endured in the witness box at the royal commission – it was navigating the aftermath.
One minute the Maruti Suzuki hatchback was cruising the humid plains of West Bengal, palm trees and clouds obscuring the hills to come; the next it was navigating a decrepit road that squiggled up through forests of cypress and bamboo.
Just picture this, now: instead of a six-pack, it's navigating the smoking rubble of one of humanity's underground hiding places — you know, after the Robocalypse.
