Loose Ends From: Job Spotter Subject: Thanks for Using Job Spotter!
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Of course, the "spotter" solution will not work at scale.
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They used the Spotter Network to post the tribute online.
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Obviously the spotter thought he knew how I was feeling.
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The outrage: The NHL's concussion spotter program is a mess.
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Obviously, the spotter thought he knew how I was feeling.
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Burns whispered into the phone, then nodded to the spotter.
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The spotter tells the shooter what the wind is like.
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I became an avid Northern Ireland film and television location spotter.
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I could stand up, walk and sit down with a spotter.
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The spotter tells the shooter what to put on the scope.
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Like many apps today, however, Spotter works with third party analytic companies, and therefore disclaims responsibility for what those third parties might collect, which could include the personal Information of students who visit the Spotter service.
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One of those people is Herman Yung, who's a keen taxi-spotter.
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The meteorologists contacted an amateur weather-spotter directly under the mysterious disturbance.
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A television spotter was looking for a Nike ball out of habit.
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The spotter took him out of the game for a possible concussion.
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The spotter mode feature recognizes when you're struggling (based on your range of motion) and gradually lowers the amount of weight to prevent injury, similar to a gym spotter making sure you don't drop a barbell on your face.
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Adam is a recreational pilot, so he worked as the spotter (and photographer).
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We were hoping he had a spotter because what if he wiped out?
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Harroun's rivals were concerned that without this spotter, he might cause a pileup.
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What are the hardships of the spotter to do his or her work?
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If the central spotter identifies such symptoms in a player, the spotter can order the removal of that player so that he can undergo examination by team medical staff in a distraction-free environment, popularly known as a quiet room.
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All required the assistance of a person called a "spotter" to help me stand.
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He is a husband, father, gadget enthusiast, trend spotter, early adopter and hobby farmer.
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Toward the end of the 30-second clip, a sniper and his spotter emerge.
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This email is to let you know we received your application via Job Spotter.
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MANCHESTER, England — Neale McDermott's record as a soccer talent spotter is better than most.
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Mr. Toledano, 65, is also widely respected in the industry as a talent spotter.
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That spotter is doing the majority of the work to be honest with you.
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The spotter has a more powerful scope than the shooter does on the rifle.
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According to the clip's YouTube description, plane spotter Sébastien Politano is responsible for the footage.
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You can also train as a spotter this spring or join a network of observers.
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That's more feasible with Spotter, which costs $4,900 compared to $100,000 for some sea sensors.
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Editor's note: If possible, have someone act as a spotter while performing the bench press.
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Again, you'll want a spotter nearby to help, especially as you start to increase weight.
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It came from a concussion spotter watching the game 2,400 miles away in New York.
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Obviously, the spotter thought he knew how I was feeling and he pulled me off.
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Mitsuhiko Maeda spent 20.1 years hunting whales off northern Japan, as a navigator and spotter.
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For me, I find after 400 or 500 meters, it's entirely up to the spotter.
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Spotter can relay weather conditions and other climate data to your phone Spotter can relay weather conditions and other climate data to your phone "The ultimate mission of the company is to connect humanity to the ocean as we're mostly conservationists at heart," Rive concludes.
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A few minutes after take off, I noticed my spotter chowing down on these dried squid.
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You don't have to be a trend spotter to notice snakeskin print is on the rise.
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Coordinating through Facebook groups, the mourners placed their Spotter Network markers in apps like RadarScope Pro.
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But with so much dizzying variety, even the most practiced trend spotter could easily get overwhelmed.
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Spotter at Kingvale (elevation: 6035 ft) reports 23" ❄️in last 24 hours and 20123" storm total.
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Appearing on CNBC in December, Icahn defended his role as a talent spotter for the Trump Administration.
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A spotter on each side held his arms as he stood with his back facing the shooter.
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Palestinian authorities did not immediately comment, but witnesses in the Gaza Strip reported Israeli spotter aircraft overhead.
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Spotter could unlock data about the ocean at scale Spotter could unlock data about the ocean at scale Sofar will need to scale to accomplish Rive's mission to get enough sensors in the sea to give us more data on the progress of climate change and other ecological issues.
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Firefighter Hawkins helped lower Lee from the roof, while firefighter Joe Moore acted as a spotter from above.
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Fox is a storm spotter for the National Weather Service, and weather talk is common in her household.
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The ISS Spotter app will help you plot when and where the ISS will be in viewing range.
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For all things supercars, car reviews and automobiles have a look at The Car Spotter website at www.thecarspotter.co.uk.
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There is nothing to indicate the men were in anyway tied to the "shot spotter" incident, Shea said.
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Claire Sylvestre, a web developer who lives in Quebec, may be the leading wildlife spotter on Canid Camera.
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The spotter was concerned after McDavid was tripped and fell, causing his face to bounce off the ice.
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Howard, then 2315, was not a professional meteorologist but a devoted cloud-spotter with a perceptive, if wandering, mind.
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Each spotter is assigned specific buyers, so they know where they're sitting and their own individual, subtle bidding signals.
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An "Otter Spotter" program encourages volunteers within the river's watershed to document any other sightings or signs of activity.
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At least, maybe that's what your faithful manhole spotter will do, selflessly defending your life from sudden drops into sewers.
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But if he gets elbowed, or kneed, or clubbed over the head with a stick, the spotter can't do anything.
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Shea said officers in that precinct had earlier received a "shot spotter" alert indicating possible shots fired in the area.
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She was accused of acting as a spotter, calling down the fire that killed the journalists, but denied the accusation.
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The spotter tells the shooter where the round hit if the first round happens to be a miss or whatever.
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Sowell was killed by a Japanese mortar in July 1944 while serving as a forward spotter on the island of Saipan.
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If you're just sitting around in luxury accommodation with all the comforts of home, it's like doing yoga with a spotter.
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Eventually, her husband became her spotter for every meal, while friends awkwardly joked that they wanted to be on her diet.
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Then we get to the section that covers the sort of tougher calls that a spotter might be expected to flag.
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Using radar and spotter planes, the rescuers search for migrants just off Libya, then transfer them to warships bound for Europe.
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Hundred-and-fifty, Burns mouthed, and the spotter shouted it back to the auctioneer and the crowd let out a cheer.
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As posted by serial feature spotter Jane Manchun Wong, you'll soon be able to choose whether to hide replies to your tweets.
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A police spotter in the UK noticed Warlow throwing a chair in the midst of the violence which gripped Marseille last Friday.
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If a player gets hit in the head with a shoulder, the spotter is supposed to order him out of the game.
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Lundqvist later told The New York Daily News that he wanted the spotter rule, as it applied to goalies, to be examined.
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Mr. Apatow is known as an ace talent spotter: Ms. Dunham, Ms. Schumer, Seth Rogen, the "Crashing" star Pete Holmes and others.
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Using drones and an aerial spotter, the searchers were able to find a possible impact site in Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, South Australia.
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It involved an aerial spotter, a remotely operated drone, two searchers on the lake's surface, and guidance around the area by local inhabitants.
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Together, they're teaming up their 1080p Trident drone and solar-powered Spotter sensor to let you collect data above and below the surface.
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Over the weekend, a secret spotter will be out and about to scope out cars and give drivers the chance to draw prizes.
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At her trial in southern Russia, Savchenko was accused of acting as an artillery spotter, calling down the fire that killed the journalists.
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Little Ripper drones equipped with the shark-spotter system will be able to warn swimmers through a megaphone when a shark is detected.
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He wakes up back in the United States with little memory of what happened, his spotter and gun both unrecovered from the battlefield.
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One government supporter filmed what he said were Turkish spotter planes and black plumes of smoke rising in the distance from artillery bombardment.
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Led by retired General Joseph M. Swing, it used spotter planes to locate border crossers and direct teams of jeeps to intercept them.
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In a business of aggressive hit-chasers, Mr. LiPuma was admired as a sharp talent spotter and a sympathetic presence in the studio.
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Elliott's father, 1988 Cup champion and NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill Elliott had been a spotter for him on Sunday at The Glen.
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The gym in Ankeny, about 10 miles (15 km) north of Des Moines, told local media the victim had been working with a spotter.
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So, while Spotter doesn't affirmatively share this information with third parties, those parties may be able to help themselves to this smorgasbord of data.
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Artificial intelligence won't be able to control all aspects of operating a motor vehicle for quite some time, said technology trend spotter Scott Kupor.
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For example, one of AT&T's apps, Shot Spotter, alerts officials when a sensor hears a gunshot, and keeps track of gunshot decibel levels.
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You can do these at home with minimal equipment (though if you prefer heavier dumbbells or a barbell, make sure you have a spotter).
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Under the league's concussion protocol during Week 1, once that contact was made, the booth spotter lost the ability to call a medical timeout.
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Shot Spotter CEO Ralph Clark told The Washington Post his company's equipment detects suppressed gunfire and could be further refined to enhance this capability.
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It travels on horseback, on A.T.V.s, in white and green Suburbans; it is raised by the surveillance of drones and spotter planes and helicopters.
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A special forces sniper and his spotter continued to search for targets from a balcony overlooking the Tigris River, but were coming up empty.
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There are initial unconfirmed reports of missiles possibly being fired from positions both ashore on Yemen and by small spotter boats operated by Houthi rebels.
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Daniel Hargrave (Sniper), Greg Rementer (Spotter) Avengers: Infinity War – Scarlett Johansson (Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow), Danai Gurira (Okoye), Elizabeth Olsen (Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch) vs.
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And again, the teams are usually recording the needed footage already, but if necessary, AI Spotter can also install the necessary (off-the-shelf) cameras.
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The Russian authorities accuse her of acting as an artillery spotter and directing mortar fire at a rebel checkpoint where the television reporters were filming.
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Russia claims she was acting as a spotter and called in the coordinates for a mortar attack that killed the journalists and several other civilians.
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A new season begins with Hannah Brown navigating the drama that comes with 30 men, including two pilots, a professional surfer and a bid spotter.
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I'm a good liar spotter but if you line people up and ask me who is lying, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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Small spotter planes or helicopters usually guide them into specific locations, but with wind shifts and smoke, they often fly with little or no visibility.
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A US Air Force C-5M Super Galaxy departed from a wet runway in Scotland amid "almost biblical rainfall," according to plane-spotter Rob Brown.
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Up above, drone specialist Ben Nyberg stands near the tree as a spotter, waiting for Williams to ascend with the Wilkesia hobdyi samples they're after.
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The trouble started in 2011, when a volunteer pumpkin spotter got seriously hurt in an ATV accident while racing to find a gourd in the field.
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The ever-present threat of those cabals served, in the logic of the die-hard plot-spotter, as a sturdy justification for Hoover's own conspiratorial behavior.
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He was removed from Sunday's game in the first half by a referee and a medical spotter following a hard hit he took on a sneak.
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As Dr Jennings points out, the seas are already transparent for a lot of fishing fleets, thanks to short-range fish-finding sonar and spotter planes.
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But if you know the seat's gonna hold you, it's almost like having, I don't know, a spotter if you're lifting weights or something like that.
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The exercise can be done without a spotter, though this is only recommended for anyone completely comfortable with the bench press or those lifting lighter weight.
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Truth be told, at the end of the day the Spotter app is certainly not the most alarming technology in the field of student data privacy today.
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The collection is listed on Bid Spotter, and is made up of 22 phones from the Vertu museum, with devices dating from 2002 models to 2015 ones.
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That must be the AI pattern-spotter at work… A third image from the wedding was a full res photo, so didn't have the same quality problems.
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Turns out the system found about 86 percent of the koalas in a given area, considerably better than an "expert koala spotter," who rates about a 70.
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Photo by our spotter pilot Wayne Davis over Newcomb Hollow yesterday after swimmers were removed from the water due to a white shark spotted close to shore.
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""I wanna open fire on a large crowd of people from over 3 miles away before I die and I need a spotter (laughing cry face emoji).
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As Harwood runs from the authorities, his girlfriend falls off the radar, his missing spotter resurfaces, and the assassinated men are outed as drug and sex traffickers.
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"We were walking dirt roads along canals, looking for snakes that were basking alongside them, in a landscape of grassy wetland," said Steen, a veteran snake-spotter.
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Even after two mortar rounds landed in quick succession on either side of them — a sign that a spotter was nearby, bracketing their position — they remained unhurried.
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A sniper fired a round toward the covered landing where the stairwell reached our rooftop, figuring that an Iraqi spotter and other personnel might be lingering inside.
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The two Marines set out to the resort community of Jacumba Hot Springs that same night, receiving instructions from a "spotter" with a phone number based in Mexico.
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Seeking to defoliate entire forests to expose enemy forces to spotter planes, the Americans dropped 18 million gallons of chemical herbicide over South Vietnam from 203 to 1972.
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"Ten o'clock!" a spotter with binoculars cried from the boat's top deck, pointing at the Chinese white dolphins that were swimming along the Pearl River estuary's shimmering surface.
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With any kind of exercise, there's always a risk that you can seriously injure yourself, so I wouldn't rely on Spotter mode to save you over your intuition.
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And crucially, a NWS weather spotter, positioned high in the San Gabriel Mountains, observed the cloud of lady beetles journeying toward the San Diego region, and reported the event.
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A Russian court convicted her of serving as an artillery spotter and directing fire at a rebel checkpoint where a Russian television journalist and a sound technician were killed.
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When I was ten, and after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, I soon got into an air-spotter course taught in a lecture hall in the Frick Chemistry Lab.
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Prototype, the festival of new work whose ambitions are aptly conveyed by its subtitle, Opera/Theater/Now, has in its seven seasons gained a reputation as a star spotter.
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After all, not only can working out with a partner help when you need a spotter at the gym, exercising with someone else means you can keep each other motivated.
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The filmmakers used 75 Jeeps, 10 helicopters, 41 boats, 10 spotter planes, "a clutch" of ATVs, two horses, and an elephant to get the shots of animals in the wild.
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The state has an army of more than 2175,244 fire personnel and an air force of 2900 tankers, a dozen helicopters and 17 spotter planes to help in the effort.
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Reverse image searchesThe reverse image search—a search on the web for matches to a particular image—is one of the most useful tools available to a fake photo spotter.
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Mr. Kamprad has come to symbolize the driven Swedish entrepreneur, the artful trend spotter, the strong, enthusiastic leader — the man who gives the consuming masses what the masses yearn for.
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The Department of Defense released this "Spot the Sniper" video in November, a 30-second clip during which a sniper and his spotter emerge from a patch of overgrown forest.
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Simply deploying new technologies like "Shot Spotter" to detect gunshot locations and ATF ballistic vans doesn't get to the root cause of why people are shooting each other en masse.
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But economists at the institute say the model is a good spotter of economic trends, and it is clearly showing a sharp pickup in global emerging markets in recent months.
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Each plane requires a pilot and a spotter—GPS helps the team hone their position, which is important since they're flying low, before hitting the switch that releases the hatchlings.
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I thought we were — I thought everything was going to work out and Jason (Hedlesky, spotter) told me he was looking low and I — he told me, basically, he was there.
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And it all goes back to an issue we flagged back in the playoffs: The NHL's spotter policy is way too specific about what does and doesn't trigger a player's removal.
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Instead of a pilot, camera operator, and spotter, you can rely on the drone to fly itself safely and to track your subject, while you focus on fine-tuning the shot.
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Earlier in the period, he collided with Canucks forward Markus Granlund and was slow to get to his skates, which resulted in the NHL concussion spotter mandating that Raanta be examined.
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Graffam said he was acting as Gallagher's "spotter" in a sniper's perch when the shooting occurred, and the person he targeted for Gallagher was an Islamic State fighter dressed in black.
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And Spotter isn't the only company marketing this idea to administrators: another startup, Degree Analytics, uses Wi-Fi signals instead of Bluetooth to serve an additional 19 schools, the Post reports.
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And as long as the shooter is using the marksmanship principles and applies the correct information onto the scope, the spotter is the one that brings the shooter onto the target.
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That's why we have Trailer Reverse Guidance — think of it as a spotter that gives more information about what's going on behind your hitch, rather than actually doing the work for you.
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The Times used witness accounts and videos, time-coded cockpit recordings of Russian pilots, plane spotter logs and security camera footage from Kafr Nabl to trace the follow-up attack on Nov.
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Ten tornadoes swept through parts of Georgia, South Carolina and Indiana, leaving behind damaged homes and businesses and downed trees and powerlines, according to spotter reports on the National Weather Service website.
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Aside from being a mentor, Barrichello is serving as Eduardo's spotter this weekend and when his son crashed during qualifying on Saturday he got his hands dirty helping to repair the car.
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The unmistakable livery has even gotten the aircraft in trouble, with a plane spotter photographing the plane while it was flying over the UK and ruining the president's surprise trip to Afghanistan.
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Actress Cameron Diaz, talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, talent spotter Simon Cowell, comedian Ricky Gervais, Indonesian pop singer Anggun and musician Moby are among the more than 90 celebrities listed in the letter.
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Davis is a fishing spotter pilot, who is contracted by the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy to patrol the shoreline for sharks and radio back confirmed sightings to a boat of eager scientists below.
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"Su Bin was what we'd call in the traditional espionage world a spotter—someone who would tee up targets for a nation-state," explains Luke Dembosky, one of the prosecutors overseeing the case.
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Quick left when the league spotter said he would need to be checked for a possible concussion under NHL protocol, but, after a review of the play, it was declared to be unnecessary.
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Omega says it is doing nothing of the sort and is removing only a tiny fraction of the local menhaden that its spotter pilots have estimated to be in the tens of millions.
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One of the three men charged with the murder, Alfred Degiorgio, was seen in Bidnija shortly before the explosion and is believed to have played the role of spotter, local news outlets reported.
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"I'm killing it," the 3-year-old boy told the camera as he scaled the wall (with the help of a harness and spotter, of course) in a video posted to Disick's Instagram Story.
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"I was walking through this construction area, and as soon as I got into the construction area, there was a spotter that walked past me on my left," Brandon Alexander told the television station.
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He said he wanted to "break a world record for longest confirmed kill ever" and tried to convince his ex to be his "spotter" at an upcoming attack, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said.
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ISS Spotter All your Space Station spotting options Fun fact: Did you know that a few times a year, you can look up and watch the International Space Station (ISS) zoom across the sky?
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The machine also has a built-in spotter feature, which doesn't correct you if your form is off, but will lessen or increase the weight if you're going too slowly or too quickly, respectively.
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From its base on West 221th Street in Hell's Kitchen, Mr. Eagan, the 21988-year-old founding artistic director, has built a formidable record as a spotter and nurturer of outside-the-box talent.
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A spotter logged a Russian jet circling above at the time of the strike, and in another Russian Air Force transmission, a pilot reports that he has "worked" his target at 5:30 p.m.
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After a weather spotter in the town of Wrightwood confirmed they were ladybugs, the NWS San Diego office on Tuesday posted to Twitter a video clip of the radar image, showing an undulating mass.
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"He got bumped and (trainer) Jason Serbus came down a couple minutes later and said that they were just radioing from I think Toronto, the concussion spotter, that Mike had to come out," Tippett said.
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Five years ago, a volunteer pumpkin spotter was seriously hurt in an ATV wreck on the field and filed a personal injury lawsuit that led to the cancellation of the event in 2014 and 2015.
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Finally, while by no means limited to Spotter — or even just student data privacy — a significant question to consider when sharing data with an app is what happens if, or when, the app changes ownership?
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The charges against Barry Bennell, 62, who was a talent spotter at Crewe Alexandra and a coach at Manchester City, relate to "non-recent" child sexual abuse, the state prosecution service said without giving details.
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After accusations this month from former Crewe Alexandra player Andy Woodward, saying he was molested as a boy by talent spotter and convicted paedophile Barry Bennell, other former youth players have gone public with allegations.
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The spotter logs from May 230 and 303 put Russian pilots above each hospital at the time they were struck, and the Air Force audio recordings from that day feature Russian pilots confirming each bombing.
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Last Christmas, en route to a troop visit in Iraq, Air Force One was identified above England by a plane spotter who tweeted a photo of its distinctive turquoise livery, sparking a social media storm.
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There's also Spotter mode, which is supposed to sense when you're struggling to complete a rep and automatically decrease the weight, though I never found this to turn on unless I am shaking and unwieldy.
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I like to think of myself as an expert theme spotter, but today I needed help from one of the editors to figure out what was going on in Amanda Chung and Karl Ni's puzzle.
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Joshua Graffam, who testified under immunity, said he was acting as a spotter for Gallagher -- using binoculars and range finders to help his partner monitor targets -- when he saw two men he thought were ISIS fighters.
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While I admittedly spent the first week of my son's life staring at him with arms outstretched like a spotter ready to flick away any germ or speck of dust or errant asteroid, that quickly faded.
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I usually ask for a spotter because I'm benching pretty high (105!), and after a few rounds, one of the guys spotting me takes weight off the bar without asking and says I should go lighter.
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Savchenko is charged with acting as an artillery spotter and directing a mortar attack on a checkpoint manned by Russian-backed separatist fighters in eastern Ukraine that killed two Russian state TV journalists in June 2014.
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As recently as last summer, Boto — whose record as a talent spotter includes bringing the likes of Luka Jovic and Axel Witsel to Lisbon — would not have believed Félix would have risen to prominence so quickly.
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Joshua Graffam, testifying under immunity at Gallagher's military trial, told the court he was acting as a spotter for Gallagher, using binoculars and range finders to help his partner monitor targets on the day of the incident.
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At the time, Russian-backed separatists had been targeting Ukrainian spotter planes flying into the war zone from the west at altitudes only several thousand feet lower than that of the commercial air traffic on international routes.
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Fresno, California: 0 dead, 4 injuredAt about 5 AM, police responded to an alert of shots fired picked up by a shot-spotter system, which took them to the remains of a graduation party at a local home.
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Zombies became transfixed by aerobics on a television in Return of the Living Dead Part II (22016); while Freddy proved himself to be the worst spotter ever during a weightlifting scene in Nightmare on Elm Street 19503 (21950).
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As the rocket became a speck in the sky, a spotter shouted a number of variables—how long the rocket stayed up, how high it went, whether it disintegrated in mid-air or plummeted straight to the ground.
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An analysis of previously unpublished Russian Air Force radio recordings, plane spotter logs and witness accounts allowed The Times to trace bombings of four hospitals in just 12 hours in May and tie Russian pilots to each one.
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The crowd's encouragement, and the enthusiasm of Turk's spotter, Chad Englehart, helped power the special teams hopeful to 25 repetitions of 225 pounds — a record for a punter since the N.F.L. began keeping official combine statistics in 2003.
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If you're an observant trend-spotter, you've probably noticed Julianne Hough wearing a Utah pendant around her neck, Eva Longoria and Jessica Simpson sporting Texas, Anna Kendrick in a Maine necklace and Katy Perry and Giuliana Rancic in California.
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Best, Tom Purdy, Human Resources A Really Great Company From: Job Spotter Subject: Update: A Really Great Company Viewed Your Application Brad, Your application for A Good Job at A Really Great Company was viewed by the employer. Score!
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Armed with a lightning bolt scar, a floating Snitch and some language that would make Professor McGonagall blush, Perna/Potter takes us through his daily iron-pumping routine — from the gym with Hagrid to some tenuous jokes about "Harry Spotter".
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"Now they watch TV." Giulio Cappellini, creative director of the Italian furniture company Cappellini and a celebrated talent spotter, saw an early concept a few years ago and brought out the chairs as prototypes at the 2015 Milan Furniture Fair.
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Though most of the attention will now be on Mr. Vaccarello's plans for the Saint Laurent label, his ascension further bolsters Ms. Versace's position as something of a talent spotter and Versus as a potent launching pad for other designers.
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Although it's tempting to attend these events as a talent-spotter — these young performers will join companies around the world — it's better to watch as a student, to learn a little of what these dancers have spent months and years mastering.
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Spotters shared hundreds of video clips with team medical staffs this year and McDonald said there were rare occasions where a CFL spotter intervened a game in progress due to a player that was under duress from a blow to the head.
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Monday Session 1: Lia, Nexto, Notch, AI Spotter, Trillium Session 2: Wandelbots, FTCash, QEDit, eTrack, Reason8 Session 3: Caspar Health, The Sun Exchange, Wicastr, Blik, *Wildcard Wildcard: Wildcard companies are selected from the Startup Alley by an audience vote and TechCrunch editorial staff.
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Muscat was allegedly the spotter who watched the journalist drive out of her house in Bidnija, seven miles from Valletta, while one of the Degiorgio brothers is alleged to have set off the bomb by phone while on a yacht in Valletta harbor.
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Inspired by airplane "spotter cards" given to civilians during World War II and pamphlets passed out to protesters during the Arab Spring, Monge made a 74-page booklet that has a vaguely retrofuturistic feel, like it's an Easter egg in a Fallout game.
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According to the statement, the official removed Chung from the play after he was slow to get up, but the unaffiliated neurotrauma consultant, the athletic trainer spotter, team medical staff and the official all determined it was not necessary to initiate protocol.
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He guided the drone manually the whole way, with a tablet or smartphone attached to the remote control providing a view of what the drone is seeing, with a spotter (in this case, Mr. Dwyer) keeping an eye on the drone itself.
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At least the Rams know Aaron Donald's staying in shape during his contract holdout ... The L.A. star hit the weight room Wednesday decked out in camo with XXXTentacion's "Look At Me!" blasting ... and bench pressed 495 pounds -- with zero help from his spotter!!
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Not the league, not the spotters—who are employed by the league and, let's face it, are primarily there for PR purposes—not the coach, not his teammates, and not even Crosby (players have been known to flip a shit when pulled by a spotter).
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Using a system developed by Genius Sports, three of those people entered the second-by-second statistics — Steph Curry shooting a 3-pointer from a certain distance, a cross-court assist by LeBron James — while the fourth acted as an initial quality-control spotter.
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A youth coach and talent-spotter for P.S.G. for five years — he takes credit for discovering Kimpembe and Coman — Gergaud is now head of recruitment for players ages 17 to 22005 for Sochaux, a Ligue 22017 team based in Montbéliard, near France's border with Switzerland.
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"There will be moral judgments on what's under the tree this year for sure," said Marian Salzman, a trend spotter, author and early public-relations promoter of Giving Tuesday, which retailers have sometimes turned into a shopping boondoggle that conflates consumption with charitable donations.
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Perhaps the future of personal audio involves hiring a dedicated manhole spotter Soon, the dangers of walking along a street while wearing noise-canceling headphones could be gone forever, with Amazon's new technology letting in sound whenever someone calls your name or a car horn is sounded.
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Or, since letting you suddenly hear every time someone honks their horn in New York City is a terrible idea, perhaps the future of personal audio involves hiring a dedicated manhole spotter to call out your name and save you from any potential falls or accidents.
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While Mr. Braun has a reputation as a generational talent-spotter and social-media marketer, Mr. Maisel, 55, was an early architect of Marvel's world-dominating plan to stop licensing its characters to Hollywood studios and instead self-finance its own movies, beginning with "Iron Man" in 2008.
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McVay is hardly the only coach to have a spotter charged with making sure he is out of the way, but the coach's seeming obliviousness to Rath's maneuvers created a scene that, depending on your age, reflected either a lack of situational awareness or a remarkable ability to focus.
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More than a year before the United States said she became a spy, the authorities said, Ms. Witt met with Marzieh Hashemi, a Louisiana-born journalist who had moved to Iran and was regarded by the American government as a so-called spotter: a recruiter for a foreign intelligence service.
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Dressed in khaki-colored shorts, a green T-shirt and baseball cap, Harry was working as a spotter in a helicopter in a national park in Malawi last week as conservationists tried to round up as many elephants as possible to get them to sanctuary as part of the 500 Elephants program from the non-profit, African Parks.
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At a time when medical schools in New York imposed quotas on the number of Jewish students they would admit, Raymond Sackler pursued his medical degree at Anderson College of Medicine in Glasgow, where he also joined the British Home Guard and served as a plane spotter during World War II. He graduated from Middlesex University Medical School in Waltham, Mass.
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The indictment doesn't specify the countries where Witt was assigned to work, but it lays out some of her contacts with Iran in recent years, including her email exchanges with a dual American-Iranian citizen, identified only as "Individual A." Described as a "spotter and assessor," Individual A worked for the IRGC to identify people who may have access to intelligence and counterintelligence and determine their potential value as sources.
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In the months since, there have been significant developments in many of the cases—particularly in the last three weeks, which have seen the release of Robert Mueller's final report as special counsel, charges against DC power lawyer Greg Craig for his work alongside Paul Manafort, and the sentencing last week of Russian "spotter" Maria Butina, as well as the arrest of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange after the Ecuadoran government booted him out of its embassy in London, where he'd spent the better part of a decade hiding.
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