In January, a keen-eyed customer tipped off No Starch that the book did not look right.
|
|
These days, their products must get past keen-eyed foreign quality inspectors, their executives say, not just Brazilian ones.
|
|
One of those keen-eyed observers was Jumah Eid, and he wasn't content just to tweet out his observation.
|
|
Some keen-eyed fans shared that the 28-year-old Barbadian beauty unfollowed Lopez on Instagram over the Christmas weekend.
|
|
There I met Claudio Redlich, my fishing tutor, keen-eyed, sure of touch, skills honed by 35 years of experience.
|
|
If it is a keen-eyed predator now, we hope that it will eventually mature into a bald-headed sage.
|
|
Directed by Richard Eyre with a keen-eyed compassion that complements his star, the play stares loss in the face.
|
|
Keen-eyed Redditors noticed what may be a religious symbol from Game of Thrones lurking in the scenery of Altered Carbon.
|
|
But in the landscape of Vogel's keen-eyed drama, neither memory nor emotion is uncomplicated, even when the harm is plain.
|
|
But keen-eyed Banksy aficionados have noticed unmistakable differences between the painting exhibited in 2009 and the one now for sale.
|
|
About three weeks later, a keen-eyed Staten Island Ferry captain spotted her floating facedown in the waters of New York Harbor.
|
|
Keen-eyed gamers have noticed objects appearing and disappearing around the map, leading many to believe that big changes are on their way.
|
|
The idea of Windows 10 compatibility first popped up earlier this year, when keen-eyed observers first spotted mention of an "AltOS" in Google's documentation.
|
|
More skepticism was warranted, however, as keen-eyed readers (and authorities themselves) later determined the device is nothing more than a big boy pellet gun.
|
|
The keen-eyed astronaut couldn't help but put two and two together: metallic hulks beneath the sea, along the same routes used by Spanish traders?
|
|
It doubled down this spring with "Adore Life," a shredding and keen-eyed follow-up that examined love and loss in their full, glorious calamity.
|
|
The cover, released Wednesday on Pottermore, is full of hidden gems for keen-eyed fans of Harry Potter and the wizarding world of Fantastic Beasts.
|
|
Helvetica has been Facebook's font of choice for a long time, but some keen-eyed users noticed a slight change while browsing their news feeds Friday.
|
|
Keen-eyed gamers who watched Google's announcement of its new Stadia game streaming service on Tuesday will surely have noticed a tribute to historic video game lore.
|
|
Keen-eyed fans of the film will spot familiar characters, like the three little platypus-like information brokers who make a series of bargains with movie-Laureline.
|
|
Keen-eyed young Filipinos are therefore finding work in the diving industry as guides, and can earn double a fisherman's wage selling their sleuthing skills to outsiders.
|
|
Upon zooming in on what looks like set dressing for the photo, a keen-eyed redditor noticed that one man looks to be holding a Dothraki weapon.
|
|
Keen-eyed viewers may have noticed that only one woman won a major Grammy Award on Sunday, but don't blame systemic sexism or centuries of gender bias!
|
|
DUNEDIN, New Zealand — Only a keen-eyed observer can spot the rare yellow-eyed penguin in the impenetrable forest hills that hug New Zealand's South Island beaches.
|
|
They are valued both as historical points of reference and as deeply moving — or outright shocking — slices of Sicilian life captured by an especially keen-eyed observer.
|
|
Haig remains a keen-eyed observer of contemporary life — a plastic bag "floats far over our heads like a cartoon ghost" — and his dialogue has snap and charm.
|
|
He was also a keen-eyed pragmatist, who wanted to see an educated, innovative workforce emerge in America, and envisioned the Perot Museum as one expression of that effort.
|
|
As the corpses mount, those spectators moving about as required on the stage floor become a keen-eyed, flag-waving mob waiting to see where demagoguery will take us next.
|
|
In fact, she just wore a vintage 1995 Versace gown (thanks to keen-eyed stylist Kate Young, who tracked down the piece) that actually initially appeared on the cover of Vogue.
|
|
Aside from a hefty helping of Murray, apparently the movie has got just the tiniest essence of Walton, as confirmed by Bill Walton himself and later by a keen-eyed Redditor.
|
|
Knowing their keen-eyed audience would notice they were recording an album if they took time off the road, they slotted studio time into every corner of their jammed touring schedule.
|
|
A beat-up old notebook belonging to Drake might land a keen-eyed worker a big payday, because the inside's full of handwritten notes, rare lyrics ... and his John Hancock several times.
|
|
Discussions of anti-hacking measures proliferated a day after a keen-eyed visitor to Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page noticed that a photo showed his computer camera and microphone jack covered with tape.
|
|
Venues, too, make a difference, not least when it comes to the Traverse Theater, which throws a keen-eyed gaze on new writing and has sent many a play on to further life.
|
|
The power of a rocket booster firing is a sight to behold, but even the most keen-eyed rocket launch viewer won't be able to pick out the intricate details of a rocket's plume.
|
|
Then, one keen-eyed Reddit user spotted something we hadn't at the Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter show back in February: Among the 140 people, models and otherwise, who walked the runway, one had acne. Acne!
|
|
Daniel Dale, a reporter for The Toronto Star, was one of the most keen-eyed chroniclers of Mr. Trump's language during the campaign, putting out a detailed list of the president's false statements on Twitter.
|
|
Katherine Hall Page, who has written almost two dozen culinary mysteries, has come up with another smart twist on her cozy formula featuring Faith Fairchild, a minister's wife and keen-eyed amateur detective from suburban Massachusetts.
|
|
In 2008, a keen-eyed observer may have noticed that a private plane had been dispatched from Anchorage, Alaska, heading to Flagstaff, Arizona, a city near Sedona, where then-Republican presidential nominee John McCain owns a home.
|
|
What's quite remarkable about the exhibit, however, is that as the tale of the police investigation unfolds, keen-eyed viewers will see that tiny details from it are to be found in the period paintings on display.
|
|
The keen-eyed will have spotted that the 24 hours of media, sleep and work don't allow any time for eating, sport, chores, family, socializing, commuting and the other noble pursuits — which clearly some of us like to do.
|
|
Though the average Joe won&apost be able to drive one of the vehicles until the scheduled production date of 2021, a keen-eyed Instagram user seemed to spot one of the trucks out and about in Hawthorne, California.
|
|
The performance of "Foxy Lady" ignites the crowd, with Hendrix laughing during its flirty bridge sequences, and keen-eyed observers can catch the regularity with which he had to adjust the tuning on his guitars due to their left-handed stringing.
|
|
"There's Monticello," the man behind me at Ford's Theater breathed as a handsome suite of French windows arrived onstage in "Jefferson's Garden," Timberlake Wertenbaker's sprawling, keen-eyed, early American tale, with an interracial love story at its center and some bitterness, too.
|
|
This 70-minute two-hander is the bristling playwriting debut of Bijan Sheibani, the well-established theater director whose National Theater production of "Barber Shop Chronicles" traveled to New York last month, and who doubles as his own keen-eyed director here.
|
|
The keen-eyed among you will spot the fact that two of the women aren't actually based in the United States, with Nicole Kornitzer working in Paris on Buffalo Funds international equity portfolio and Hermes Fund Managers' Elena Tedesco running her emerging market fund out of London.
|
|
It was only a few short years ago that the nation's most keen-eyed observers of fashion were examining the term "lumbersexual," which denoted men who pretended to be adept at chopping wood when in reality their jobs mostly consisted of sending emails to one another, then attending meetings.
|
|
Taukir came along with them on these excursions, looking alternately keen-eyed and lanky and then despondent and distracted, one arm looped behind his back and clutching the other hand in that lackadaisical, half-stand-at-ease, half-chastised posture that is the hallmark of bored people at rest.
|
|
Keen-eyed visitors to the restaurant will notice, in an array of school lockers, replicas of such props as the brick-sized cellphone favored by the preppy bad boy Zack Morris (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) and bottles of caffeine pills like those abused in the series' most infamous episode by the leggy egghead Jessie Spano (Elizabeth Berkley, years before she abused herself in "Showgirls").
|
|
Here are some of the high-end specs shared by all three models, none of which should be too surprising for the keen-eyed smartphone fan:Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 chipA generous 12 GB of RAM for fast and smooth multitasking128 GB of storage with microSD expandable storage (53 GB option for the S20 Ultra)Triple-camera systemsFast 25W chargers (45W option for the S20 Ultra)In-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensorsBig batteries:The Galaxy S20 has a 4,000-mAh battery.
|
|
Big Chief Keen-eyed Mole is the sachem of the Blackfoot Native Americans in the United States and is convinced by crime boss Bobby Smiles that Tintin is attempting to steal their land. He addresses Tintin as "paleface" and plans to execute him using a tomahawk. Tintin then flicks resin at the Chief, who believes that it was done by other members of the tribe using slingshots, and escapes while they all exchange blows. After coming around, Keen-eyed Mole realises that Tintin discovered the secret cave after Smiles speaks with him.
|
|
The name DKW Sonderklasse returned in 1937. The engine and suspension were unchanged from those on the previous year's car. Keen-eyed buyers might have spotted the reduction in brake-drum diameters on all four wheels from 250mm to 225mm. The big news for 1937 was an all new steel body.
|
|
They are ambush predators, actively hunting prey by sight. Though they produce and use silk, they do not build webs to capture prey. The genus was first established in 1804 by the French zoologist Pierre André Latreille. The generic name means "keen-eyed", from Ancient Greek ὀξύς (oxús, "sharp") and ὤψ (ṓps, "eye").
|
|
He was a man of short stature, measuring 4 feet 10½ inches tall, and described by Sir Walter Scott as "Little as a dwarf, keen eyed as a hawk and of very prepossessing manners—something like Tom Moore". Croker eventually devoted himself largely to the collection of ancient Irish poetry and Irish folklore.
|
|
He was loyal to his friends and kept good company. Gunnar has been called "handsome and beautiful of skin and had a straight nose, turned up at its tip. He was blue- eyed and keen-eyed and ruddy-cheeked with thick lustrous hair, blond and well- combed." He was described as the most beautiful man in the world, and as having no equal.
|
|
Bewdley Railway Station has been used as a location for a number of television and cinema productions. These include the 1992 film Howards End, the 2007 film Woes of the Departed, and, as "Musborough Junction" station, the opening scenes of the 1984 BBC Television adaptation of the John Masefield novel The Box of Delights (keen-eyed viewers will spot the Bewdley station sign reflected in a window).
|
|
A group of eleven individuals under direct command of the Yanari Shogun who joined Emonzaemon forming a gauntlet to prevent Shichika from reaching the Shogun himself, each armed with one of the twelve deviant blades. ; : : The first retainer encountered by Shichika. He is a strangely keen-eyed man, who wears his bangs tied up, and has a mask representing something of demonic mouth. He wields Zettō Kanna.
|
|
Howard suddenly begins to berate his companions, disparaging their pessimism and ignorance. The old man's outburst is such that Dobbs and Curtin suspect he has gone mad. Listening to him, they begin to grasp what he is saying: the keen-eyed miner recognizes that the terrain is laden with placer gold. An excavation site is selected and the base camp is situated over a mile away for security.
|
|
Sam Baker's music has been compared to that of John Prine. Baker's 2013 album, Say Grace, was listed by Rolling Stone as one of the top 10 country music albums of 2013. In his review of Say Grace, Jim Fusilli wrote "In Mr. Baker's tales, the personal becomes universal through his keen-eyed writing, supported by well- chosen instrumentation and what might be called spoken-word melodies."Fusilli, Jim.
|
|
HD 6114 is a visual binary star system in the northern constellation of Andromeda. With a combined apparent magnitude of 6.46, the star can only be seen with the naked eye by keen-eyed observers even on the best of nights. Based upon an annual parallax shift of as seen from Earth's orbit, the system is located approximately distant. The binary nature of this system was discovered by O. Struve in 1864.
|
|
Thus the large bulk of the conning tower fairwater became a liability. It was too easily spotted by keen-eyed Japanese lookouts using their excellent binoculars. It was found that portions of the fairwater plating could be cut away both fore and aft of the bridge, greatly reducing the silhouette. This also had the desirable effect of creating mounting locations for 20mm Oerlikon autocannons, which were useful against aircraft and small surface targets.Johnston, pp.12-13.
|
|
Koorawatha is a town in the South West Slopes region of New South Wales, Australia, on the Olympic Highway between Cowra and Young. It was once a large and thriving centre of activity but now has only a hotel and a cafe. The Koorawatha Hotel has a long narrow bar and keen-eyed patrons may notice that there is a rather elongated-looking wombat on top of the ‘fridge. At the 2016 census, Koorawatha had a population of 427.
|
|
The film also claims that the Jewish people ... > ...change their outward appearances when they leave their Polish nests and > go out into the rich world. [...] When he appears without them, then it is > only the keen-eyed amongst us who recognise his racial origins. [...] It is > true that their fathers and grandfathers still lived in ghettoes, but there > is no trace left now in their external appearance. Here in the second and > third generation, the Aryanisation has reached its zenith.
|
|
The name was borrowed from the Persian word for the sultan's hunting falcon. Thomas liked the image of a keen-eyed, flexible helper, and the word had no English pre-set, so the Shabaz could be a new entity. The Guide is the supervisor of the Shahbaz and is responsible for the operations of the home. The Sage is a local elder who volunteers to be a mentor and advise to the work teams in The Green House Project home.
|
|
Benson saw Fastabend's success and hired him for the Benson Logging Company in 1904. He became their supervisor for the collection and assemblage of the needed logs for the industrial size commercial timber rafts. The construction site for these rafts was at a tributary body of water called Wallace slough near Astoria, Oregon. Fastabend had a crew of about a dozen men that worked under him at any one time. He was 69 years old in 1922 and considered an elderly, keen-eyed, gray-haired man.
|
|
Furthermore, the androgyny of "Nosedive" character Susan is linked to her disdain for social media. Betancourt writes that these characterisations do not accord with research on how men and women use technology, where some studies report that men have more emotional investment in positive feedback on social media. However, "Nosedive" shows people of all genders placing importance in social media, leading Betancourt to call it "perhaps the most keen-eyed critique [...] of recent titles". A Business Insider article by Erin Brodwin notes that the episode shows Lacie fall victim to the hedonic treadmill.
|
|
The city was visited by the keen eyed English documentary writer Arthur Young in December of that year: he estimated that 20,000 people were living from charity and starving.Jean-René Suratteau, "Lyon", in Albert Soboul, Dictionnaire historique de la Révolution française, 2005, p. 689. Tax riots broke out in June 1789 and again in July 1790. Citizens hoped that the Estates-General of 1789 would cancel the taxation privileges of the city's merchant oligarchs whereby the burden of taxation fell on those least able to pay, by means of the octroi, a tax on basic necessities.
|
|
There he found philosophy and the world of theatre at a new level. After graduating from the University of Cambridge, Hardwick moved to Finland in 1969. He started his career as the voice of the English language school tapes of Finnish primary and high schools in the middle 1970s, and to the children of the 1960s and 1970s he became famous as the policeman of the children's language program Hello Hello Hello (1975). Hardwick's reputation as a Finnish director and keen-eyed depictor of the Finnish lifestyle stems from the YLE TV2 comedy series Tankki täyteen and Reinikainen.
|
|
After the state decided to build a highway through the quarry in the 1960s, Rhodes was forced to sell the property. Since then, the college has been able to continue the uniformity of its buildings by sourcing the sandstone for the college's new buildings from other quarries within a five-mile range of the original source. Keen-eyed visitors to the Rhodes campus may also spot four limestone gargoyles hidden among the stones of the college's buildings. These likenesses of former college presidents Peyton Rhodes, James Daughdrill, and Bill Troutt, in addition to a tribute to former college first lady Carole Troutt, are tokens of gratitude added by the generations stonecutters who enjoyed employment from the college.
|
|
The Windsor-Tecumseh Interurban would be the last rail service of any type, being replaced with buses on May 15, 1938. Remains of the streetcar network can be found at the intersection of Sandwich and Mill streets, where the crosswalks of Sandwich Street still retain their original streetcar rails from 1939. Keen-eyed motorists and pedestrians can still see the paved-over rails along Elm Avenue between Riverside Drive and University Avenue as two long, exceptionally straight grooves or cracks in the pavement. A business on University Avenue (formerly London Street) called "the Junction" is one of the original streetcar barns that was used by SW&A; before it ended use of the streetcars.
|
|
The unit was selected by Major-General F. F. Worthington to be the reconnaissance regiment of the 4th Canadian (Armoured) Division because he wanted "keen-eyed prairie men" as his scouts. The 29th was again converted, with all armoured reconnaissance regiments, to the war establishment of a regular armoured regiment in 1944 and sent to France in July of that year. It fought through Normandy, Belgium, the Scheldt, the Rhineland, the Netherlands and Germany until the end of the war in Europe in May 1945. Of particular note is that Major David Currie was awarded the Commonwealth's highest military award for bravery, the Victoria Cross, for his valour at St. Lambert sur Dives, France, during the battle of the Falaise Gap.
|
|
But after some years Víkar gathered some champions to himself, including the young Starkad, made a surprise attack on Herthjóf's hall, and slew King Herthjóf and thirty of his men. Víkar then became king of Agdir, Jadar (Jaðar, modern Jaederen in Hördaland), and Hardang (Harðangr, modern Hardanger) which Herthjóf had also ruled. The tale then tells of Víkar's successful battle at Lake Vænir (Lake Vänern) against King Sísar (Sísarr) of Kiev, of Víkar's defeat of Herthjóf's brother King Geirthjóf (Geirþjófr) of the Uplands in a war in which Geirthjóf fell in the First battel of Telemark, and how Víkar then took over not only the Uplands but also Telemark which belonged to Geirthjóf's brother Fridthjóf who was not there at the time. When Fridthjóf returned and attacked, Víkar defeated him with the aid of King Óláf the Keen-eyed (Óláfr inn skyggni), king of Nærríki in Sweden (modern Närke).
|
|
The Laden Showroom The Laden Showroom was a London showroom and store focused on young and independent fashion designers. Time Out Magazine described the shop as "cutting-edge but very affordable designer clothing from the hottest independent talent on the scene is second to none" while the London Evening Standard said it "has a strong celebrity following" EasyJet described the store as "a veritable magnet for keen-eyed fashionistas" in its inflight magazine, recommending The Laden Showroom to London visitors. Established in 1999 at 103 Brick Lane, London, by sister and brother team, Adele and Barry Laden MBE, and closing in December 2016, the model for The Laden Showroom was founded on social entrepreneurial principles, where designers rented low-cost space to display and sell their products without being tied to contract. The Laden Showroom was a finalist in the London Evening Standard O2 Inspiration Award for Business, announced 25 January 2007.
|
|
The Diplomat initially, in 1934, took over the body from the previous year's Adler Standard 6. However, the Standard Six had received an all new body for its final year of production, and for keen eyed observers the final year's Standard Six was differentiated from the first year's Diplomat by redesigned fender aprons. The chassis which had been a defining feature of the 1933 Standard 6 had been of an underslung design whereby the axles emerged directly above the principal chassis members: this allowed for a lower centre of gravity and a lower-bodied car than the overslung chassis, with axles mounted directly below the chassis, which had left the earlier Standard Six looking unfashionably high-bodied in the early 1930s. The four-door “Limousine” (sedan/Saloon) came with an all-steel body from Ambi-Budd, the country's largest specialist steel body producer, based in the Spandau district of Berlin. A longer wheel base six light “Pullman-Limousine” with six seats was also offered, its body probably also from Ambi-Budd.
|
|