Rachel, Ray, JJ, and Nina were all seeing Mamma Mia!
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The apple's resemblance to Tolkien's all seeing eye is uncanny.
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We're all seeing it: Beyoncé was snubbed by the Emmys.
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But this only works when we're all seeing the same thing.
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Performing for the minions of an evil, all-seeing tech company?
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But LifeLog's creator said he avoids the all-seeing social network.
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Another image has the Illumunati and internet favorite, the all-seeing eye.
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The all-seeing, all-knowing Master of Whisperers ought to have acted sooner.
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I think it's a great bet on the volatility that we're all seeing.
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But eating a bunch of the vegetables won't give your all-seeing superpowers.
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When a movie comes out and you see it on billboards everywhere and it's playing in the local multiplex near you, and people who are seeing it, we're all seeing it together and we're all seeing it at the same time.
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After all, seeing your doppelgänger, your exact double, is traditionally a harbinger of death.
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Stickers seemingly mocking Vegas's all-seeing surveillance cameras showed up everywhere across the Strip.
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This eye of the camera is all seeing and doesn't focus, categorize, or label.
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Are you all seeing this coca-cola commercial in the middle of the panel?
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All-seeing Asgardian who used to operate the Bifrost and beam people between worlds.
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An all-seeing eye in a white pyramid gazes out over the morning commute.
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The all-knowing, all-seeing bond market should discount that, and yields should fall.
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I have to say, I won't mind at all seeing Democrats take the House.
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We see the all-seeing eye and the ankh symbols in the comic-book store.
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I pretty much have all: seeing, hearing, feeling — I didn't really like taste and smell.
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The eye is all-seeing, as in all the people will see Batman v Superman.
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Spain, France, Serbia, Romania, and Croatia are all seeing temperatures soar into the 210s Fahrenheit.
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Could Monty-Python-meets- Spaceballs street theatre defeat the all-seeing gorgon of the NSA?
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The rally was broad, with tech companies, financial firms and industrial producers all seeing gains.
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But let's not jump into an all-seeing future without understanding the risks at hand.
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Sam can't escape that cycle, living in a world governed by constant, all-seeing eyes.
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We are all seeing high numbers of instances of hate violence all across the country.
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Did I really need the all-seeing, all-knowing algorithms of Google to assist me?
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She first introduced an "all-seeing vageyena" pendant a couple of months ago, according to Instagram.
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Does it make sense that an all-seeing background process like this might impact overall performance?
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No longer will the referees act as the all-seeing, all-knowing gods of the pitch.
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He can look stuff up but doesn't have this all-knowing all-seeing capability just yet.
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Although Bran is all-seeing, he somehow didn't get the memo on the annulment and remarriage.
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We believe we have an all-seeing eye just a click away on our various screens.
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Despite the rise of the all-seeing database, the core of the internet remains profoundly open.
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What do four angry faces and a smile mean to the all-seeing eye of capitalism?
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In November, Kristen Bell signed on to reprise her role as Gossip Girl's all-seeing narrator.
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After all, seeing what your ex is up to helps you feel connected in some way.
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But remember, Snapchat's all seeing, all knowing eyes (ahem, your phone's sensors) can still track your location.
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And so I'll have some scenarios spread out so that the teams aren't all seeing each other.
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Of course, the new HomePod doesn't normally look like an all-seeing eye of artificially intelligent doom.
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And only his great all-seeing algorithm could show them the way, surreptitiously, to that true happiness.
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In LoTR, the Eye is the perfect panopticon metaphor, embodying the quality of the all-seeing watchtower.
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What are these places, why are they so pervasive, and what is that all-seeing eye watching?
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Some are all-seeing, panoptic; others are yearning and blinkered, unable to return the gaze they attract.
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We live, each minute of every day, within its clockwork, and under its giant, all-seeing eye.
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"Obviously we're all seeing broad adoption of this format across the industry right now," Mr. Sarafa said.
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Beyond his own work, I wonder: Has he influenced other directors, or what we're all seeing onstage?
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Billy is all seeing, all knowing, a deity in white satin, his message smothered in 80s reverb.
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My eye, though covered, is all-seeing; It penetrates the dark recesses of law violation, Treason, political corruption and injustice, Causing these cowardly culprits to bare their unholy faces ... My feet are swift to carry the strength of my hand And the penetrations of my all-seeing eye.
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At the end of 2017, let's regroup and see if the all-seeing Jenner was right (again), okay?
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"We are all seeing how long that lasts before he doesn't want to go!" he told hospital patients.
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But there is one person who might be able to glance into the future: the All-Seeing Trump.
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What could be better than an all-seeing eye that enforces co-operation between friends and strangers alike?
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Meet The All-Seeing Trump, the Zoltar of your nightmares who will be roving around NYC today pic.twitter.
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They're all seeing the same thing that we were, this whole overnight shift to NFC was just bullshit.
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It's really cool to have a bunch of ex-players, all seeing things just a little bit differently.
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Lisa: So, before we talk about the politics of the violence we're all seeing, let's establish the facts.
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NASA operators will be monitoring the all-seeing robot's eye-tracking performance from the ground, making adjustments as necessary.
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Imagine being the all-seeing, all-knowing lookout for all of your company's interactions with vendors, suppliers and customers.
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I don't want to be a mere biomass transporter for my all-knowing phone and its all-seeing camera.
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Current Net Neutrality regulations presume that a mythical, "all seeing regulator" will be able to police the monopoly ISPs.
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In the real world, one of the most fertile grounds for all-seeing towers was the former Soviet Bloc.
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"Discover the Mystery of the Psychic," read Keano's fliers, which bear an all-seeing eye in a white pyramid.
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It was potential all-seeing government surveillance before anyone worried about the NSA or had heard of Edward Snowden.
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Arya and Sansa buy into Littlefinger's flimsy scheme (at least until they compare notes with the all-seeing Bran).
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It's a languae made up of all-seeing eyes, ominous skulls, hourglasses, arrows, axes, and curious hands holding hearts.
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From Alexa in police cars to all-seeing body cameras, officers will soon hold immense technological powers on their person.
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Will they also have to strip naked in front of its all-seeing digital eye just to be granted access?
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Few smart home gadgets command the popularity of the Nest Cam, an all-seeing, all-knowing in-home camera system.
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Its code also contains references to Sauron, the all-seeing title character in The Lord of the Rings, Symantec said.
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The knowledge that an all-seeing state is watching has a chilling effect even if you have done nothing wrong.
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Who else would you turn to for answers to life's big questions if not the all-knowing, all-seeing Slackbot?
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"Look into my crystal ball and see America's future," says "The All-Seeing Trump," according to a report from Gothamist.
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Gothamist added it had contacted Indecline about its possible involvement in "The All-Seeing Trump" but had received no response.
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It's an experimental game that places the player in the all-seeing shoes of a spirit summoned to a meeting.
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"Everybody was a bit nervous about whether it could work but now we are all seeing the possibilities," said Amenya.
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Not to people fighting a custody battle who can't seem to escape the all-seeing eye of an abusive ex.
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Many economies have seen outright reversals, with Turkey, Argentina, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and South Africa all seeing overall declines.
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Democrats have a growing advantage in Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio, all seeing heavy U-Haul traffic from California.
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But we was all feeling, all seeing, all hearing, all smelling: We felt it for the terrible dying it was.
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Markets are rattled by the potential spread of the coronavirus, with Apple, Disney, and Starbucks all seeing disruption to business.
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As far as it continuing, while I may appear to be all-powerful and all-seeing, I can only hope.
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But what's missing, what we were talking about earlier, this idea that we're all seeing it together at the same time.
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We also have a special feature we call Argos, which is named after the all-seeing guardian giant from Greek mythology.
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After all, seeing how she managed to pull off such a jump would kind of take away from the whole surprise.
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"We are all seeing the effects of your strong focus on the importance of burden sharing in the alliance," he said.
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This last thing, the slow circling of all-seeing Cessna aircraft, gets dystopian bonus points for having been conducted in secret.
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He also has all-seeing powers from being the Three-Eyed Raven, which should presumably be an asset to the realm.
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This all-seeing surveillance seems straight out of the dystopian fiction of George Orwell's 1984 or Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.
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The boss may have an all-seeing panopticon, but the prehistory of every strike begins when one worker catches another's eye.
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She rides across a rural dystopia Doña Barbara-style, except on an AI horse with an all-seeing consciousness and marksman's aim.
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Even those afraid of all-seeing corporations argue that instead of pressing pause, we, the consumers, must simply move forward more quickly.
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Once you allow yourself to be humbled, that's when real growth really, really happens, and that's what I think we're all seeing.
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VR film company Jaunt is opening a rental program for its all-seeing, camera-studded eye of a virtual reality film rig.
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Its code also contains a reference to Sauron, the all-seeing title character in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Symantec said.
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Both require citizens (whether they have opted in or not) to operate in a society structured around a mysterious, all-seeing force.
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If this is the case — if awareness of mechanical all-seeing eyes changes how we see and comport ourselves — then, well, how?
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Still, the reference to the evil all-seeing eye from the Lord of the Rings reportedly persists as a common name used internally.
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Think: all-seeing eyes, hieroglyphics, wings — all replete with her sultry product names and the Pat McGrath Labs stamp, in quintessential merch style.
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We are making that distributed, all-seeing camera network by reducing cameras to pinpoint electric eyes that can be placed anywhere and everywhere.
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Several recent IPOs, meanwhile, have turned disappointing, with Lyft, Uber, and Pinterest all seeing share prices drop in the immediate aftermath of IPOs.
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Oil stocks tumbled, with Tullow Oil off 20.3 percent, and Sbm Offshore, BP and Shell all seeing declines of 211 percent or more.
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HK/SIN, with the energy, consumer goods, property and technology sectors all seeing declines of more than 23 percent before the market close.
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"It is like giving the dynamic surveillance in the South China Sea an 'all-seeing eye,'" the MNR's South China Sea Bureau explained.
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Despite these all-seeing eyes and the millions invested in security by state and federal governments in Brazil, security concerns for the Olympics persist.
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"This notion of Amazon as some kind of all-knowing, all-seeing entity with God-like is becoming a very tired narrative," he said.
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Hovering above his head is a triangle containing the "all-seeing eye of God" — a symbol of divine omniscience also associated with Masonic iconography.
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After Cambridge Analytica and Facebook's recent 50 million user breach, it's understandable that some people would be scared to own Portal's all-seeing eye.
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An all-knowing, all-seeing government sounds intimidating, said Fegan, who described herself as a politically active, queer woman of color of immigrant descent.
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What we're all seeing now is what happens when Congress doesn't have a good enough leader to keep it focused on a national goal.
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Though Trump often portrays himself as all-seeing and all-knowing, there's a lot of issues on which the president appears to be unclear.
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Sauron may have fallen (spoiler!) at the end of The Lord of the Rings, but his all-seeing eye lives on in our memories.
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It was rather stirring when he continued to protest his innocence, even after the all-seeing Three-Eyed Raven issued evidence against him, though.
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Far from the all-seeing state of high imperial ambition, today's colonial regime just wants to win the news cycle and manage its optics.
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But if you, for some reason, yearn for the cold embrace of seemingly all-seeing and all-knowing ads, don't click anything and just enjoy.
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There followed White Noise (1985), focused on the mutations in perception of family and death occasioned by relentless exposure to all-seeing, all-saying television.
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But Shaq, all-seeing and all-knowing, knew Nati was discreetly filming him and mean-mugged Nati's video in the middle of their photo opp.
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Will we gather together one day by the hundreds and sit passively behind flashy VR headsets while billionaire CEOs march by like all-seeing gods?
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Of course it had to be a big secret—and the country's all-seeing secret police, the Stasi, excelled at making sure secrets were kept.
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The world of Graduation is one in which there seems to be no form of external punishment—no all-seeing god that will weigh in.
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Join us as we chat about the latest plot developments, the intoxication of power, and creepy all-seeing brothers who only speak in zen koans.
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But the Democrats could win in New Hampshire, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, where moderate Republican incumbents are all seeing their prospects wilt with Mr Trump.
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But TV's simultaneous audience of tens of millions, all seeing the same thing at the same time, was what made it a mass, communal phenomenon.
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The tech company is one of the four horsemen of '90s tech, along with Microsoft, Oracle and Intel — all seeing a big revival this year.
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It's telling that most of Friend's examples of threatening, triumphant, or all-seeing A.I. come from aesthetic sources—movies, books, TV—where anything is possible.
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With a smile, he proved that there is still room for subterfuge in this age of the all-seeing internet and all-knowing social media.
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With a smile, he proved that there is still room for subterfuge in this age of the all-seeing internet and all-knowing social media.
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Nice try Think that by using an Android phone, not using Chrome and deleting all Google apps that you're safe from Google's all-seeing eyes?
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But while the accuracy of all-seeing algorithms has improved massively, these systems can still be confused by images that humans have no problem deciphering.
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They bolstered Moscow's claim that Crimea hadn't been invaded by the hordes of little green men we were all seeing, and was simply rising up.
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While touted as a safety measure, privacy experts worry the all-seeing eye of surveillance will eventually be used to target political opponents, protestors, and journalists.
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It's the subject of a hilarious Saturday Night Live parody mocking an all-seeing organization that will come for you if you trash talk Queen Beyoncé.
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Back then, the idea of all-seeing, all-knowing, artificially intelligent home technology still felt far enough away to seem like the antidote to human problems.
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"We're all seeing the same things — the cloud is a foregone conclusion," Tola's Gulati told me when I asked her why she was investing in Pulumi.
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It wasn't until 2017 that the expression locked on its current all-hating, all-seeing course, and began producing tweets that regularly garnered thousands of faves.
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While they're often annoying, there's also an unexpected upside to all this—these kind of barriers can also protect us from Big Brother's all-seeing eye.
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And though the all-seeing eyes of the surveillance state discover the work's existence and have it destroyed, our determined academic heroes recreate it from memory.
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Elsewhere, the Nikkei 298.179 in Japan rose 298.0% to close at 2108.87,2108.62, with shares of index heavyweights Fast Retailing, Softbank Group and Fanuc all seeing gains.
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"This is a great opportunity to prove once and for all the medical value we are all seeing in our legal states," Walton told VICE News.
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"This notion of Amazon as some kind of all-knowing, all-seeing entity with God-like is becoming a very tired narrative," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The resulting tweets imagine different versions of the Queer Eye-verse, some of which have include large raccoons, a giant all-seeing eye, and a ska band.
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DeBoer cites research showing that: Whiter schools, more affluent schools, and private schools are all seeing far more grade inflation than higher minority, poorer, and public schools.
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Yet the paper-based system was too frail and difficult to manage efficiently, and the dystopian dream of panoptic population control by an all-seeing state failed.
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After all, seeing the Coachella Queen Vanessa Hudgens post a photo of her daily outfit to Instagram is pretty much the same thing as being there yourself, right?
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And she's remaining optimistic about it all, seeing the complications as part of a puzzle that she hopes, when complete, will provide others with a mystifying, moving experience.
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It's not even the only '90s hair trend to be back in style right this second: Banana clips, velvet headbands, and scrunchies are all seeing a runway comeback.
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Like, comment and shareYour likes, comments, and shares don't just have an effect on the notifications your friends get, because the all-seeing Facebook algorithm notices them too.
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"The All-Seeing Trump" recalls a series of naked, life-size statues of Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, that began mysteriously appearing in multiple cities nationwide in August.
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You're basically inviting all-seeing, all-knowing software onto your device, trusting that it'll keep the bad guys out and not abuse its own access in the process.
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Before him was a thirty-foot-long Cindy Sherman print, in which Sherman wears a velvety tunic with an all-seeing eye, knee-high boots, and a wig.
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Limbaugh was confronted by a caller who told him it was time that the "all-knowing, all-seeing Rushbo, the omniscient one" endorse the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Of course, the "sheik" is really the all-powerful, all-seeing Russian: Grigor Andolov (John Malkovich), who is always bulging out of the woodwork with a terrible Russian accent.
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He's keen on Vietnam, the Philippines and India, which are all seeing strong economic gains — their GDPs grew by 6.6 percent, 5.8 percent and 7.5 percent, respectively, in 2015.
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And who on earth is asking to add another giant Facebook camera to their home that constantly watches over their living room like an all-seeing eye of Sauron?
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Indeed, many hardly care about the elections' actual results at all, seeing them more as a way of affirming likes and dislikes based squarely on their own national politics.
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And even if it had launched then, it's questionable if it would have found any success at all seeing as Windows Phone 7 and 8 were flops as well.
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The play is based on George Orwell's iconic novel "1984," which is set in a dystopian, totalitarian future ruled by an all-seeing party leader known as Big Brother.
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Reminiscent of Apple and Google and other giant tech behemoths, we never actually find out what their main claim to fame is, just that they're all-powerful, all-seeing.
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I'm no all-seeing Three-Eyed Raven, and I prefer not to prognosticate about plot as a rule; it feels less like writing criticism and more like writing fanfic.
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I believed, as Christians tend to do, that an all-seeing deity protected me: He had a detailed plan for me, as he did for each of his children.
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Like many other skeptics, Ms. Robinson noted that people online can avoid the all-seeing eye of technology companies by, for example, opting not to use social media sites.
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In one vision of the future of transportation, humans are mere passengers, the ballistic baggage of all-knowing, all-seeing computers zipping about, safely and efficiently in fully autonomous cars.
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The one-minute spot puts Xiaomi's smartphone in the role of Kubrick's monolith, an all knowing, all seeing black rectangle that appears at various locations on Earth and other planets.
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As fans who watched Sunday night's "Wide Awake" saw, Villanelle (Jodie Comer) is currently trapped in the all-seeing, all-controlling luxe Italian apartment of Aaron Peel (Henry Lloyd-Hughes).
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At the heart of the world's biggest investment bank is an all-seeing program that allows its traders and salespeople to value trillions of dollars in stocks, bonds and currencies.
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Americans blew $8.1 billion on high-end makeup in 2017, according to NPD Group, with primer, concealer and eye shadow all seeing double-digit sales growth over the previous year.
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People may tell pollsters they're worried about their privacy, but millions are also happily paying some of the world's most all-seeing corporations to install listening devices in their homes.
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But what I am seeing is, we are all seeing, are the business investments that are being made in technologies, equipment, software, all the things that drive competitiveness and stronger productivity.
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But to monitor the fortunes of the stock market and economy under President Trump it's best to focus more closely on the all-seeing, no-nonsense bond market than anything else.
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Well, hopefully not anyway TC: But about you, Facebook Inc, putting an all-seeing-eye-cum-Internet-connected-listening-post into people's living rooms and kids' bedrooms… MZ: What about it?
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When Littlefinger visits Bran, he believes he's meeting Lord Stark to gauge a potential player in his political intrigues, but instead Petyr gets clocked by the all-seeing Three-Eyed Raven.
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As someone who has sampled "the businessman's LSD," as some call it, the album transports me back to that endless, throbbing hallway of Aztec skulls and wallpapers of all-seeing eyes.
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The shot that you guys are all seeing, I'm zoomed in with my telephoto lens on my camera and I've just been keeping that shot up for almost two days now.
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The hedge funds' focus on Sainsbury's has been mirrored elsewhere in the retail sector in recent months, with Marks & Spencer, Ocado and WM Morrison Supermarkets all seeing strong demand to short.
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And it's hard to imagine his being in charge of the sinister, all-seeing state summoned by John Coyne's set, with its walls of video monitors and hidden cameras and microphones.
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A stronger driving force than love, apparently, is the need to catch 'em all, seeing how Pokemon Go has already been installed more times after a week than Tinder in five years.
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It merges VR with surveillance tools to create a digital wall that is not a barrier so much as a web of all-seeing eyes, with intelligence to know what it sees.
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Sondra Perry explores this tension with creepy precision in Graft and Ash for a Three Monitor Work Station, in which the artist's head appears as a disembodied avatar that seems all-seeing.
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" In the illustrations, Kurtzman gives the dishes personality: above a peach tucked inside a fruit tart, a speech bubble declares, "Cozy…" And my favorite chapter headline of all: "Seeing the Pasta-bilities!
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But once she began preaching, she realized many congregants thought she was talking about an all-knowing, all-seeing spirit who answered prayers and called some to heaven and others to hell.
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Occhionero, which means black-eye in Italian, called his software "Eye Pyramid" in reference to the all-seeing eye of God like the one depicted on the back of the U.S. dollar bill.
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Winterfell may want a male lord because Westeros is a patriarchal nightmare, and now that Bran is all-seeing it's clear that he's going to be kind of a pain in the butt.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't turn you into an all-seeing, all-knowing omnipotent being, but it does give you quick and easy access to some of the key parts of the Windows operating system.
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From 2008 to 2016, a series of dry lake beds in Southwestern Nevada located in the Tonopah Test Range was a blind spot from the all-seeing corporate monolith continuously mapping the Earth.
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"They are finding it difficult to mend their relationship because there is this all-seeing, all-knowing entity meddling in their lives," Angeline-Rose Troy, the female lead in the play, told Motherboard.
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The most notable Fawkes adaptor is the pseudonymous British producer Zomby, though it's not his only disguise—early on, he also favored a skull headpiece with an all-seeing eye on the front.
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She has taught herself "road," the slang emanating from the city's grime music scene, but drops it the second she enters her apartment, a zone patrolled by her all-seeing South African mother.
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"Soybeans, corn and wheat markets are all seeing a pullback today with some profit taking and re-positioning after their strong rises this week," said Matt Ammermann, commodity risk manager at INTL FCStone.
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"Soybeans, corn and wheat markets are all seeing a pullback today with some profit taking and re-positioning after their strong rises this week," said Matt Ammermann, commodity risk manager at INTL FCStone.
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But what we're really thinking or feeling in the face of these richly colored snapshots — the sudden amping up of our envy, our self-loathing, our depression — stays hidden from Facebook's all-seeing eye.
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The church (for lack of a better word) assumes that technology will eventually surpass human capabilities, and turn into an all-knowing, all-seeing being that will resemble—or arguably actually be—a god.
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Performing "Get Out Your Own Way" in front of Lady Liberty and Ellis Island, U2 performed an eerie performing standing on a stage comprised of all-seeing eyes, screaming muddled messages through a megaphone.
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Occhionero, which means black-eye in Italian, used a customised malware called "EyePyramid", a reference to the all-seeing eye of God like the one depicted on the back of the U.S. dollar bill.
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Portrayed as tricksters, familiars and the all-seeing informant-companions of the Norse god Odin, they have been the muses of Tlingit shamans, touchstones for William Shakespeare and a main character for Edgar Allan Poe.
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Now, Apple has decided to go up against the same obstinate monolith of US national security interests that helped a Bush get reelected and turned the National Security Agency into a mythological all-seeing eye.
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She's shooting her allies, but this is the kind of choice I have to make as the all-seeing, all-skillful eye in the sky that controls the destinies of the people in this timeline.
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In the present, descendants of the missing crew track reports of the ship as it reappears throughout history, while they themselves are tracked by an all-seeing enemy with sinister designs on the Mary Alice.
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In China, the government is building a frightening surveillance dragnet in broad daylight, stitching together facial recognition, fingerprint and other databases into an all-seeing eye aiming to closely watch more than a billion citizens.
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If you've ever been on a military base, it's pretty much the same: standard government-issued guard shacks and fencing, with all-seeing omnidirectional camera orbs mounted on poles—but no security personnel in sight.
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Torbjörn has gotten a lot of criticism for being a cheap defensive hero, mostly because his all-seeing, all-knowing turret can land shots on a target that's visible for just a fraction of a second.
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Amazon's splashy video for Amazon Go — an all-seeing, all-knowing store where customers can grab items, toss 'em in a bag or pocket and just walk out without ever waiting in line — has obvious appeal.
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With bigger and faster athletes playing on rinks and fields and courts whose dimensions have remained constant for decades, every sport — not just hockey — is impossible to referee without the all-seeing eye in the sky.
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How to disappear: An employee at a Bitcoin security company set out to make himself disappear from the all-seeing eyes of the American corporate world and the government, without having to give up internet access.
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He was told that the design had to feature an all-seeing eye, and he tried to give the flier a direct link to '60s psychedelia, filling it with coded references to the Grateful Dead's artwork.
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But that's not all: seeing what that means for a show about animation is a whole other thing, with them trying out all sorts of techniques and ideas to convey how the girls develop their anime.
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And while a single smallsat won't give a small company or nation-state all-seeing powers, if you put a bunch of them together to form a constellation, you can get rapidly refreshed information on the planet.
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The results are much better than either method alone, seemingly producing excellent body models from a variety of poses and outfits: Hoodies, headphones, baggy clothes, nothing gets in the way of the all-seeing eye of DoubleFusion.
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Virtual reality has seen a rise to prominence in the last couple years thanks largely to the efforts of Oculus, HTC and Sony in producing gaming platforms that are all seeing consumer releases in the coming months.
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Imagine what a company like Microsoft or Google could do with an all-seeing headset that finds patterns in your every move — or what law enforcement agencies could do with "metadata" that's essentially an inventory of your life.
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Essentially, on Facebook, you'll receive the type of coverage that you would if you were watching ABC, with the exception that you have the entire world watching with you, responding to what you're all seeing in real time.
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ALL-SEEING EYE Occhionero was a high-ranking member of a Masonic lodge, which in Italy are shrouded in secrecy, and among those he monitored was the grand master of the country's biggest lodge, the arrest warrant said.
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Maybe the Seven Kingdoms need to struggle along in monarchy for a while longer, and if they do, well, why not have an all-seeing demigod on the throne to flatly intone about tax policies and land usage?
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He used the Hatian Revolution as a springboard into a painterly style that makes his figures into all-seeing agents that give up none of that agency as they morph into forms and shapes that defy easy identification.
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But with tech giants like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook in a race to build all-seeing AI, the ban is a sign of something we don't often see: governments trying to get ahead of a potential technological Frankenstein.
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This is supposed to be a world where I'm the all-seeing eye, who has watched the drama unfold on television, who is streaming her own life onto her phone, who is the most powerful person in the room.
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Mitchell is looking less like an all-seeing pollster and more like a clueless moron with each passing tweet, and the movement he helped energize is slowly pulling itself to pieces before Trump has even been sworn into office.
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Doctors are still monitoring the eight initial patients, who each received the treatment between six months and two years ago and are all seeing positive ongoing results with no severe, negative side effects thus far, the Associated Press reports.
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Here's the deal ... honchos at Rosetta Stone, Babbel and Duolingo tell us they're all seeing a surge in language software sales during the pandemic ... and Babbel says it all started when Tom told the world he contracted COVID-19.
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The book, illustrated with collages made from her own photographs, provides a glimpse into Cahun's gender-fluid, identity-defying mantra: disembodied hands hold her all-seeing eye, her shaved head repeats across a black background, masked to varying degrees.
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"We are all seeing firsthand the incredible risk of massive fires, with their ability to take out cities, thousands of homes and damn near an entire country," said Frank Lima, a vice president with the International Association of Fire Fighters.
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Outside of his blossoming mixed martial arts career, Elba is set to reprise his role as Heimdall, the all-seeing Asgardian god, in Thor: Ragnarok, and will play gunslinger Roland Deschain in The Dark Tower adaption coming out next year.
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Whether it's an early reference to Manifest Destiny or a secret Masonic symbol embedded by the Illuminati, the pyramid would later gain an all-seeing eye on top and become the back of the Great Seal of the United States.
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Though we can confidently say that 9 is 1 less than 10, and the phone also has a "One" in the name, and also the one dollar bill has a pyramid and the all-seeing eye on the back of it.
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You have to stay on Facebook to see photos of the nieces and nephews and stay in the loop about Friday drinks—but you don't want to offer up too much of your personal data to Zuckerberg's all-seeing network.
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Our daily routine instead involves hanging around at the start for interviews, then jumping into cars and racing ahead to the press room at the finish line to catch the last couple of hours through the all-seeing eye of television.
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However, Giro and Bell – both BRG brands – will embed these "all seeing" 360fly cameras into their sports helmets to capture live or playback 360-degree video for use with Google Cardboard or an interactive app on an iPad or smartphone.
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This is the vision of high-tech surveillance — precise, all-seeing, infallible — that China's leaders are investing billions of dollars in every year, making Xinjiang an incubator for increasingly intrusive policing systems that could spread across the country and beyond.
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When they learned, in other words, how to play the game: how to get the transfer to the right club, how to pose for social media, how to manipulate, as best they could, the coverage of the all-seeing tabloids.
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Now more and more Indians say they worry that what the government actually created in Aadhaar is an all-seeing surveillance apparatus that has serious holes in its security and can be used to monitor all aspects of their lives.
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Plus, it just isn't much fun to get shot in a video game by broken, all-seeing AI. Whatever its philosophical motivations, GOG handles changes like this on a case-by-case basis, and some publishers are more hands-on than others.
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But even Apple acknowledges that there's no foolproof way to make sure data-greedy companies won't use our all-seeing and all-hearing robots to suck us dry for personal information — which is likely why arguments that companies like Facebook are listening persist.
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The creepy, all-seeing tech firm, which is also called The Circle, is revealed through the eyes of an insecure young woman named Mae - played by former "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson - for whom it is initially the workplace of her dreams.
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Bran Stark finally decides to use his all-seeing powers to dispel the mystery surrounding Jon's birth, revealing that Jon is the legitimate son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark and therefore the heir to the Iron Throne (as well as Daenerys's nephew).
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If everyone cranked the same song at the same time, we could tear the roof off this sucker, or at least blow out the bricks and glass, and a giant all-seeing audiophile could peer in and assess the city's speaker stacks.
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The movie finds him shortly after his release, working at the Second Hope Animal Shelter, a center for stray and abused dogs run by Linda (Octavia Spencer), a fortress of calm whose wise, all-seeing gaze conveys several lifetimes of sorrowful knowledge.
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On top of this, mobile-friendly messaging platforms are evolving into all-seeing, multifunctional platforms, with the ability to send media like stickers, make phone calls, and speak to bots that can give you recommendations for places to eat, among so much more.
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Australia's Matthew Jurman is used to VAR from his club football in the K-League and will be highly aware of the all-seeing eye of the camera if he is handed the task of shackling France's attack in Kazan on Saturday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Profits at China's industrial firms slumped in the first two months of the year to their lowest in at least a decade, with the mining, manufacturing and power sectors all seeing sharp falls, as a virus epidemic battered China's economy.
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Faster is better: There's of course the need to stabilize patients who are bleeding out or collapsing, but what matters most to you, the all-seeing administrator, is that you bill as many patients as possible over the course of the day.
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There's no getting around the fact that Google becomes a more powerful, all-seeing ad engine when it can see specific details about people's spending habits, even if they're anonymized and used in aggregate, as Google says the data it gets from Mastercard is.
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Well, six years after Dan's story ended, Badgley is back on our televisions with the kind of all-seeing, all-knowing, truly haunting fictional Upper East Side stalker that can give Lonely Boy a run for his money: soon-to-arrive You protagonist Joe Goldberg.
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It's just go go go with an occasional stop for coffee or an amusingly testy sit-down with Baby's shadowy boss, Doc, one of those all-seeing, all-knowing criminal mystics whom Kevin Spacey gives ominous ooze and a daddy's mad (maybe nuts) indoor voice.
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There is a tendency for both the news media and fans themselves to see goals ruled out by remote control as being "denied by V.A.R.," or goals or penalties awarded as being nothing more than the unpredictable whim of some all-seeing, unaccountable entity.
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Mr. Lopp, a self-described libertarian who works for a Bitcoin security company, had long been obsessed with the value of privacy, and he set out to learn how thoroughly a person can escape the all-seeing eyes of corporate America and the government.
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The El Niño conspired with the global warming-driven buildup in ocean heat to cause the third global coral bleaching event on record, with reefs from the Great Barrier Reef of Australia to ecological treasures in Kiribati, Hawaii and the Bahamas all seeing damage or coral death.
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Shortly before that is da Vinci's The Mona Lisa, complete with a third all-seeing eye and peace sign knuckles, plus a whole army of illustrations featuring little green men, Egyptian hieroglyphics, comatose dreams, cyborg iPhones with apps for the opposite of Facebook, and inner peace.
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Mounting a prosthetic eye with a working webcam onto his levitating pyramid, Bell's Ascension channels the mysticism and mystery surrounding the "All-Seeing Eye" on the back of the dollar bill and relates it to modern idolatry and the surveillance state—and looks awesome doing it.
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One of the central tenets of this whole thing was that our country was under attack by this mighty adversary that's all-seeing and all-knowing, and they're screwing up elections in Europe, and they have unmatched cyber capabilities, and they're doing all these consequential things.
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Located in a Colonial Revival house set on a hill, named Pantops ("all-seeing") by early landowner Thomas Jefferson, the museum's collection, numbering nearly 2,000 objects, focuses on work created since World War II, when the Australian desert artists rose to prominence on the world art stage.
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At the end of the text that he paired with his photograph, "Zurich" (October 2014), Cole wrote: And I begin to worry that my search for information about these handguns and weapons of war would flag my activity as suspicious to the all-seeing eye of the government.
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It recently punished Facebook and Google by rendering their internal iOS apps unusable after the two companies abused special all-seeing powers to spy on iPhone users for "research," illustrating just how powerful Apple is, with the ability to control what code people can run on their own phones.
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Symbols represented within one or another of its 25 squares include the all-seeing eye, the letter G (for geometry or God, the Supreme Architect of the Universe), the square and compass, the beehive and a triangle made by the sides of three squares representing Euclid's 47th problem.
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Ending the practice of switching clocks would probably be a good thing: Numerous studies have shown that shifting the clock forward affects our health, with rates of heart attacks, traffic accidents, and workplace injuries all seeing an uptick in the few days following the beginning of daylight saving time.
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Many of those expectations actually have to do with computers being much better drivers than humans, according to Walsh: In the end, it may be more so that the red flags (or their absence) offer warnings about the presence of fallible human drivers more than all-seeing overcautious machines.
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Google's all-seeing cameras have seen a lot more than just the streets: scary mountains, underwater gardens, and Venetian canals have all been visited before, and with the help of an elite team of mountaineers, Google can take you all around Mont Blanc, the 15,777-ft high point of Europe.
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Soji Shimada's MURDER IN THE CROOKED HOUSE (Pushkin, paper, $14.95), meticulously, if a bit stiffly, translated by Louise Heal Kawai, is one of those locked-room head-bangers that invite — "taunt" is more like it — the reader to decipher the clues and solve a murder along with an all-seeing detective.
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Yet in the West, at least, the threat of government surveillance systems being integrated with the existing corporate surveillance capacities of big-data companies like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon into one gigantic all-seeing eye appears to trouble very few people—even as countries like Venezuela have been quick to copy the Chinese model.
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Instagram (free)3) Dropbox PaperImage: ScreenshotGoogle and Microsoft have capable online office suites you can use on your Chromebook, but the Android versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint aren't currently compatible with the best of the current batch of Android-enabled Chromebooks and sometimes it's nice to get away from the all seeing eye of Google.
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Read more:The new trailer for 'Last Christmas' further fuels a popular fan theory, but the director says we're all seeing thingsPeople think there's a major plot twist in Emilia Clarke's new movie 'Last Christmas' and are already sharing their theoriesEmilia Clarke sings in the new trailer for her first post-'Game of Thrones' movie, 'Last Christmas'
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The revelation that the National Security Agency engaged in the bulk collection of metadata logging the communications of nearly all Americans was particularly explosive in the U.S.; the all-seeing power of XKeyscore, which, per Snowden's leaks, gives spies access to Internet user data all over the world, had a chilling effect on dissidents, journalists, and others both here and abroad.
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In Europe in the medieval period the eye symbol was often surrounded by a triangle that symbolized the Holy Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit and represented the omniscient eye of God keeping watch on humanity, and was later taken up by the Freemasons as a reflection of their belief in this all-seeing power who saw and judged everything.
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"This is a smart way to differentiate the great Indian democratic experiment with the increasingly controlling, panopticonic world of China — and indeed, to present the constant of India's democratic traditions, however messy, as its global selling point," Ayres said, referring to the concept of a "Panopticon" — a prison design that's come to generally signify an all-seeing system of control.
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Playlist: "Le Freak" / "Everybody Dance" / "Dance, Dance, Dance" / "Good Times" / "I Want Your Love" / "C'est Chic" Spotify | Apple Music Even as Chic was pumping out some of disco and pop's enduring moments on their first three albums, before, after, and during that time, they were sharpening their chops as all-seeing, and deeply sought-after studio wizards with an ear for nurturing young talent.
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Unfortunately, the rest of the time, A Million Little Things is burdening itself with an over-busy mystery story about why Jon might have killed himself and the plan he set in motion to help take care of his friends after his death, which sometimes makes him feel like an all-seeing god and at other times makes him feel like a mildly cheeky ghost.
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Interestingly, unlike Amazon's Echo Show or the Facebook Portal, there doesn't seem to be a camera on the Home Hub, meaning that you won't be able to use it to video chat with friends over, say, Google Hangouts — but it also means that you won't have the same privacy concerns that people tend to worry about with the all-seeing eyes of the Echo Show or Facebook Portal.
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"The biggest difference between Madden and the real thing is that in Madden, you are one person playing the game, as opposed to a head coach or coordinator or quarterback or receiver, who are all seeing different things and having to make individual decisions," Chris B. Brown, the author of a couple of "Smart Football" books that are some of the most eye-opening primers on N.F.L. strategy, told me recently.
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In an excellent analysis of round-the-clock capitalism, Jonathan Crary argues that while indeed now that our lives are organized by machines, a perfect storm awaits us; rather than one evil (technological determinism) replacing another (the boss), Deleuze's society of control actually enhances Foucault's disciplinary society and accelerates us towards a hyper-monitored world, where the all-seeing, all-knowing managerial dashboard keeps us in check by making use of computerized panopticons.
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And then there are the men who haunt this story—a rich boy named Mike who follows the girls for a while up the trail, his rugged valet who might also love him, the chief of police who cannot cope with his failure to find bodies, an all-seeing old gardener, and a leering stable hand who tries to rape Miranda in the first episode and winds up with a pitchfork through his foot.
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These fraternities often inspired labors of loving craftsmanship, like a folding table made in 1933 by James J. Crozier, a carpenter and high-ranking Odd Fellow from Islip, N.Y. One of the exhibition's most beautiful pieces, it has an intricately patterned marquetry top with rows of squares surrounding a striped shield, heart-in-hand, all-seeing eye and the letters F, L and T — for Friendship, Love and Truth — each within the link of a three-link chain.
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And when the show does underline just how long it's been, as when the final shot of the season eight premiere mimics the final action of Game of Thrones' pilot by bringing Jaime and Bran back together for the first time since the former pushed the latter out of a window (thus setting Bran on the path to becoming an all-seeing master of time and space and losing Jaime a whole bunch of stuff, including his hand), the show doesn't need to try to be epic.
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