This past season saw the addition of CFL injury spotters given the same powers as NHL spotters where they can pull a player from the field if they deem that he's showing concussion-like symptoms.
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The spotters removed the probes and cleaned the tiny entry wounds.
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Patrolling the floor, wearing cowboy hats, were a dozen bid spotters.
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The NFL has tweaked tackling laws and has also added concussion spotters.
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A group of American spotters was providing targeting information to the helicopters.
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Before a snowstorm, spotters place a white board faceup on the ground.
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Sometimes a routine tackle that causes a concussion will be missed by spotters.
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Following are some airport hotels that have a view plane-spotters will enjoy.
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Rebel-held parts of Syria have a network of spotters that monitor warplanes.
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But this year the league installed the central spotters to monitor each game.
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In the N.H.L., the central spotters make their decision based on specific indicators.
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Watching from the plaza above were several spotters talking furtively into their phones.
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For the third straight year, spotters counted more than 21,2267 manatees navigating Florida's waters.
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Spotters with night vision goggles were on the ground, communicating with the jump teams.
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But how long can the X-37B continue to bypass spotters in this way?
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Farther along we saw other groups: spotters, employed by the cartel, Officer Lawson said.
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At the par-5 sixth, two spotters failed to track Woods's errant second shot.
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Working in conjunction with in-arena spotters, the New York-based central spotters, who are certified athletic trainers with training in the visible signs of concussions, communicate with team medical staff if a player requires an evaluation as outlined by the protocol.
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They have all these spotters and people that watch the game specifically for these reasons.
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Communication with the pilots, who often act as spotters for these elite troops, is critical.
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The runway views are incredible for everyone from casual travel fans to hardcore plane-spotters.
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Snowfall totals are sent to the National Weather Service by hundreds of spotters across the city.
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Spotters watch at airports for passengers arriving with fancy bags or exchanging large sums of money.
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While the bid spotters wore suits, most of the guests at the sale were casually dressed.
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As the aircraft came closer the more experienced spotters realized immediately they we witnessing something special.
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Eagle-eyed spotters will first notice new side scuttles (the adornment on the front quarter panels).
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In the era before internet and with few phones, Tann relied on her network of spotters.
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Coordinating the tribute The network uses GPS coordinates from registered spotters and plots them on the map.
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But according to a Politico story from earlier this week, these outside lie spotters—including PolitiFact, FactCheck.
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The National Weather Service has its own network of spotters called SKYWARN that activates during severe storms.
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Interestingly, Russians, especially aircraft spotters, tend to not use any of the NATO reporting names in conversation.
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The in-arena concussion spotters employed by the N.H.L. as off-ice officials were introduced last season.
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But most star-spotters don't venture as far as the Lido, so there's a lot more room.
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As fans around the arena brace themselves for a sickening fall, the spotters step in and grab him.
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Once spotters identify targets, they relay that information back to the arsenal planes a few hundred miles away.
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Several bid spotters in suits were stationed in the aisles throughout the sales arena, scanning the crowd intently.
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Shark spotters dot the hills around Muizenberg, on the lookout for any possible signs of nefarious marine activity.
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Over time, however, these human spotters were replaced by digital tools for tracking rolling stock across the country.
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For 15 years he has been eying sharks and warning surfers, part of the well-known Shark Spotters charity.
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Spotters, who work for the producers, are constantly deploying groups of seat fillers from the wings to the seats.
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They'd gained air superiority and used aerial spotters to knock out enemy artillery positions, while bringing in heavier guns.
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Military officials told the newspaper that those trained are specialized fighters known as "spotters," rather than typical infantry troops.
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It has been a bountiful summer for bunker in the waters off New York, and for local whale spotters.
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The only people likely to storm any barricades are the star-spotters craning to glimpse George Clooney and Julia Roberts.
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In a new step this season, spotters who have the authority to remove players for evaluation are monitoring every game.
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"Spotters" for the cartel vigilantly patrol the street, as do Customs and Border Patrol, who some say have become corrupt.
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Previously, team-affiliated concussion spotters could recommend to medical staffs that players be removed from games but not require it.
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After all, the oriole spotters were running the viewing operation out of their backyard, and kept a log of who came.
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The building was actually completed about a month ago and managed to slip under the radar of the world's phallus-spotters.
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"He's got it," Craig yells at the three spotters around Daniel, who are raising their hands and preparing to grab him.
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Tornado spotters reported 23 twister sightings in Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Tennessee and Indiana on Tuesday evening, the National Weather Service said.
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As the darts hit, the man howled, and then, with the help of the spotters, he fell, frozen, to the mat.
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The permit required three spotters to be watching the drone during its flight and to coordinate closely with air traffic control.
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But to get the video in the first place, the team doctor and the UNC had to contact the booth spotters.
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The 'Twister' effect This is how storm chasers and storm spotters came together to spell out a virtual tribute to Bill Paxton.
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That information comes from GPS units that the spotters carry in their vehicles -- but can also be entered manually via the internet.
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It uses suggestions put forward by hand-picked spotters who know the best places in town and the areas you can ignore.
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The action came about a month after Florida officials said that for the third straight year, spotters counted more than 6,000 manatees.
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They planned to have English speaking "anti-conflict units" on patrol, and the support of 11 trouble-spotters from British police forces.
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We all saw the hit at home and thought the worst, so it's instinctive to blame the spotters for not doing the same.
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Just like with the launch of NRO's Mentor-7 eavesdropping satellite in late June, amateur satellite-spotters wasted no time tracking down Spike.
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And as the "Exceptions" section makes clear, the spotters are not to call down unless one of those three scenarios is in play.
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AT THE world's major airports, plane-spotters often spend days waiting for the world's largest passenger plane, the Airbus A225, to make an appearance.
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Spotters can also track rainfall amounts, barometric pressure and tree and property damage, which are used to verify the National Weather Service's weather advisories.
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The project relies on flight data shared by amateur plane spotters around Geneva, though Pilet hopes to expand it to other airports across Europe.
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Most recently aviation spotters in the right place at the right time have actually seen the F-117 in flight in some celebrated sightings.
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"It's the go-to," said Darby Wheeler, a documentary filmmaker whose recent series for Netflix, "Hip-Hop Evolution," keeps avid SL-1200 spotters busy.
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According to information our Beirut bureau received that day, spotters saw a fighter plane over Khan Sheikhoun twice within a few minutes that morning.
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The network of storm chasers, spotters, and public servants provides real-time positions and storm information to help improve the coordination of severe weather warnings.
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Moon spotters in Asia are perhaps the best placed to catch the moon at its absolute largest, with full moon occurring at 9:52 p.m.
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An extra layer of corroboration was provided by amateur plane-spotters who post photographs of aircraft, with their tail numbers, on the tarmac at airports.
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They each have the same distinctive grey-and-white livery, according to photographs accompanying the sales listings, and images posted online by amateur plane-spotters.
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A player is either healthy enough to play or he's not, and asking spotters to factor in a guy's medical history seems a little much.
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Until about three years ago, Thai spotters equipped with GPS could make $1,000 by going into the forest and tagging a single large rosewood tree.
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The rest of the cast, all but one of them imported from last fall's London production, do perfectly well as spotters for the stars' maneuvers.
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Railroads relied on human spotters who would watch trains pass, and then phone or telegraph any sightings of a company's rolling stock back to headquarters.
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The American forces, working with military spotters and officials at Africa Command, analyze the prospective targets using imagery from American surveillance drones and other intelligence.
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The farmers between the base and the bazaar were presumed to be spotters who watched the Americans' routine and signaled their movements to the Taliban.
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Moon spotters in Asia are perhaps the best placed to catch the moon at its absolute largest, since the full moon will peak there at night.
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With the Intelligent Awareness system, these human spotters can be augmented with digital feeds, which can also be shared with personnel in docks for extra safety.
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From P-19433D Mustangs and Flying Fortresses through to anti-aircraft spotters and flame hurling tanks, these images cast the war in a vibrant new light.
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Those involuntary movements should have been noted by the two athletic trainers, or "Booth ATC Spotters," who observe video replays of every game in real time.
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The FSDE (Floating Studios for Dark Ecologies) artist collective's audio tour of Newtown Creek's Nature Walk, Oil Twitchers and Barge Spotters (2017), verges on guided meditation.
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Even if the yearslong drought has caused trees to put on less vivid displays in some places, leaf spotters have been reporting color across the state.
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Further south, in the San Bernardino Mountains, the black oak, bigleaf maple and aspen trees were starting to pop with orange and lime green, spotters said.
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Spotters set up camp atop the city's courthouse roof and counted the mass of balloons as they rose into the sky to determine the test's effectiveness.
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The spotters, who will work in the league's department of player safety, will have the authority to remove players from games based on their visible symptoms.
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The driver of the lorry and spotters following him in an Audi and a BMW made several stops, but they pressed ahead despite the brewing catastrophe.
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An infrared camera embedded in the gallery ceiling sends real-time images of all visiting stargazers and drone-spotters to a monitor in the show's last room.
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With help from experienced trend-spotters and consumer data, Whole Foods recently made several food trends predictions for 2018, and we're particularly excited about three of them.
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When it was initially towed into view spotters has difficulty identifying it from about a kilometer away as it was behind a tractor and an escort vehicle.
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Although there have been American Special Operations forces on the ground in Libya for several months, American spotters did not call in the airstrikes, military officials said.
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Here's why: I am a sucker for constructors who see the quirkiness of the English language, and Ms. Leuschner and Mr. Chen are top-notch quirk-spotters.
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Dozens of civilians have died off the coast since the Saudi-led offensive began in 2015, many of them fishermen possibly mistaken for rebel smugglers or spotters.
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"We are like fire spotters — we look for signs of smoke," said James LaRue, the director of the group's Office for Intellectual Freedom, which receives the reports.
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The N.F.L., which like the N.H.L. has been under scrutiny in recent years for its handling of head injuries, began using in-game concussion spotters in 2013.
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Why it's dumb: The whole point of concussion spotters and independent doctors is to protect players from themselves, and everyone involved with that protocol let Fleener down.
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Like soccer mercenaries, they have been shipped out of their countries in South America, Africa and, more recently, Asia, by talent spotters to join rich clubs in Europe.
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The Telegraph reports that witnesses reported seeing "suspicious characters" who may have been working as "spotters" at the resort, looking for children to abduct for these shady purposes.
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The park and the In-N-Out next door are known to plane spotters and aviation enthusiasts the world over for their unique vantage point of incoming aircraft.
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Every week in summer, volunteer butterfly-spotters walk slowly along fixed paths, or "transects", and log every butterfly and moth they see within 2.5 metres of their path.
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In the game of Gazan roulette, those recognised by Israeli spotters as regular farmers are allowed to work land close to Israel's buffer zone; others risk being shot.
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The big picture: "These companies became like great big record labels: reliant on talent spotters going out and finding new artists," SVB Leerink analyst Geoffrey Porges tells Fortune.
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In the second, Carrillo rounds up a group of boys who works as spotters for Escobar, spying on the authorities from rooftops and helping to undermine their efforts.
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But my Ladahki associate assures me that "shan is there," and I trust him since he is one of the best wildlife spotters in all of the Himalayas.
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Unfortunately for fake photo spotters, image editing tools are getting more accessible and more advanced, so it's easier than ever to come up with forgeries that look genuine.
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The issue: On Monday night, Sidney Crosby went headfirst into the boards and got up slowly, but he wasn't removed from the game by the league's concussion spotters.
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It's safe to say that aircraft spotters in west will be excited to see and chat about Russia's impressive new Sukhoi Su-57 "FELON" for years to come.
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Two certified trainers now sit in a booth above the field, acting as spotters who can communicate over a dedicated radio with a neurological consultant on each sideline.
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Obviously, what I'm leading up to saying here is that Fucked Up have released a new track, "High Rise," which is a cover of The Train Spotters' 1979 release.
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US airstrikes in Syria would likely have to stop due to a lack of US spotters on the ground to collect intelligence and call in airstrikes, the official said.
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Police used pepper spray and tear gas to disperse fans and, according to The Independent, British police spotters were vital in dissuading French law enforcement from deploying water cannons.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWe're not sure quite how often you'll be looking at something that you need to identify like this, but it could come in handy for tourists and bird-spotters.
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Sports leagues, even the ones that aren't as physically forceful as hockey or football, are starting to treat head injuries more seriously—with education, concussions spotters, and minor rule changes.
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On Sunday night, millions of movie fans, celeb-spotters, and sound-mixing enthusiasts will tune in to the 88th annual Academy Awards, hosted by Chris Rock, and loaded with stars!
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Even if the spotters were allowed to pull players based on any type of contact, I still would bet my money Crosby would have been out for the next shift.
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As one of Silicon Valley's most influential investors and talent-spotters, Mr. Thiel says he wants to steer entrepreneurs away from quick-and-profitable apps, toward ambitious, world-changing technology.
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The fan firms aren't too fond of cameras so Matt Halmy, the other producer on the project, and I probably spent most of the game as spotters for the cameramen.
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It was trucked from Russia to eastern Ukraine in July 2014, at a time when Russian-backed rebels were taking losses from Ukrainian airstrikes and artillery guided by airborne spotters.
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Horrocks complained to one club recently because one of its talent spotters had approached a 0003-year-old and his parents in a parking lot, contravening Fletcher Moss's strict rules.
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The American forces, working with military spotters and officials at the United States Africa Command in Stuttgart, Germany, analyze the prospective targets using imagery from American surveillance drones and other intelligence.
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During stoppage in play while on-field officials were in the process of administrating penalties, the unaffiliated neurotrauma consultant and team physician requested video from the spotters and reviewed the play.
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Their staff teaches nutrition and healthy habits, and they have spotters in the stands who look to see if a coach has missed a player grown too wobbly on the field.
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The Times obtained logs kept by flight spotters on the ground who warn civilians about incoming airstrikes and crosschecked the time of each strike to confirm that Russian warplanes were overhead.
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The four plane spotters were detained on March 12 in Kenya, which has tightened security around official buildings, hotels and other sites after a spate of attacks by al Shabaab Islamists.
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On standby were sniffer dogs as well as "spotters", or men trained to detect any suspicious activity or people, the officer said, reflecting the trappings of a visit by a state leader.
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The bidding was so subtle that I couldn't even tell when people were bidding, and there were special "bid spotters" whose entire job is to watch for bids and alert the auctioneer.
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Professional football and other major sports leagues have put in place steps to reduce head injuries such as placing neurologists and spotters in stadiums and changing rules to avoid high-speed collisions.
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Dozens of civilians have died off the coast of Yemen since the Saudi-led offensive began in 2015, many of them fishermen possibly mistaken for Houthi smugglers or spotters by coalition forces.
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Using publicly available tracking data, a community of plane spotters was able to determine that Mr. Trump was headed toward the Middle East long before any announcement about his visit was made.
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The bay along the city's coastline is home to one of the largest aggregations of great whites in the world; spotters have recorded some 2,200 since the program started 14 years ago.
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I spoke with Sarah Beardmore by phone and she indicated that there are many more technologies on the horizon, like A.I. enabled drone spotters and wearables to alert surfers actually in the water.
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SINCE Amtrak closed down its passenger-rail service through Las Vegas in 1997, train spotters looking for its station have had to go to Miniatur Wunderland, a model-railway museum in Hamburg, Germany.
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Despite the fact several spotters failed to break his fall, Carlos says he doesn't blame anyone for the scary mishap -- he's chalking it up to timing and says it was just an accident.
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According to USA Today, the spotters didn't have authority to pull Crosby—who missed Game 4 due to suffering his fourth reported concussion—because his head hit the boards and not the ice.
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The rebels appeared to use small skiffs as spotters to help direct a missile attack on the warship, said U.S. officials, who are not authorized to speak publicly because the investigation is ongoing.
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In one case, two of the sites gave different Syrian destinations for a flight, possibly because the spotters picking up and sharing the data inside Syria are thinner on the ground than elsewhere.
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Dr. Brenner, who was profiled in a 2011 New Yorker piece, "The Hot Spotters," and who won a MacArthur Foundation fellowship — known as a "genius" grant — in 2013, became the program's chief evangelist.
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Attentive space-spotters may note a curious discontinuity between Hawking's recent history of aliens-are-going-to-kill-us-all paranoia and his abrupt interest in, well, trying to find aliens via tiny spaceships.
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On top of it all, social media has helped get the word out about observed tornadoes, as well as large groups of tornado chaser and spotters than line the plains during severe weather episodes.
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She is also co-founder of the Whale Entanglement Team — a volunteer group of spotters and certified disentanglers that works with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to respond to reports of entangled whales.
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Abrams tanks specifically engineered with new weapons, ammunition, laser-spotters and advanced thermal sights will be able to outrange, outgun and outmatch the most modern Russian and Chinese tanks, service and industry officials said.
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They also have spotters, because sometimes people go flying over the table, and considering the heavyweights of the sport start at 200 pounds, well, that's a lot of dude to suddenly come hurtling backwards.
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Spotters were told to leave the roof of the main grandstand before practice resumed at the 2.5-mile track following ARCA qualifying and ran continuously through the conclusion of final practice at 3 p.m.
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The front line zigzags through several towns, so that worries about spies and surreptitious artillery spotters among the civilian population run high in the armies of both sides, and abuse follows, the report said.
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As the head of talent at Italian Vogue, she oversees its search for new faces, its competitions and initiatives, and is one of the most well-known, respected and nomadic talent spotters in the business.
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Matthew Day, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Norman, Oklahoma, told CNN there were two circulations in northeast Oklahoma City, but the darkness prevented spotters from confirming if either was a tornado.
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More than 10,000 police officials were deployed in the city and sniffer dogs as well as "spotters", or men trained to detect any suspicious activity or people, were on stand by, a police officer said.
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According to this team of "seasoned trend-spotters" with "100 years of combined experience in product sourcing and studying consumer preferences," a wide range of things—and some of them might make your eyes roll.
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And because signals from of these devices can disrupt the operations of others, they can preclude cities from installing public-serving devices — such as gunshot-spotters or traffic safety sensors — on their own street poles.
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In parts of the Midwest where tornadoes are common, trained spotters can relay what they see to the Weather Service, acting as a type of verification system for what radar has detected, Mr. Moorin said.
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Her spotters carry shark-attack kits with tourniquets, pressure bandages and saline drips, and she suggests anyone who regularly puts themselves in proximity to sharks (surfers, say, or abalone divers) should pack a similar kit.
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His Airbus A319, which can seat more than 150 passengers when in use by the airlines, is a favorite of plane-spotters around the world for its size and swirling silver-and-black paint scheme.
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The N.F.L. has made an earnest effort to curb concussions, with players suspended and with "concussion spotters" in the booth, but players do not yet equate inflicting concussions with intentionally blowing out an opponent's knee.
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The authorities in Anchorage say they have not tracked the number of people, like Floyd, who have taken on roles as self-appointed spotters, watchers, trackers or all-around crime fighters, but that they are numerous.
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That time, Trump's cover was essentially blown before Trump landed in Iraq, with plane spotters in the United Kingdom posted pictures of the easily-recognizable blue and white Air Force One jet traveling across clear skies.
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The app has a much simplified interface (essentially one big button) and allows helicopter pilots and spotters to easily mark the GPS coordinates of a sighting while filling out the other report details after they safely land.
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Plane spotters attending the show, which by entente cordiale alternates annually with that in Paris, will be hoping for an appearance by one of the F-35 Lightning fighters delivered recently to Britain's air force and navy.
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If we take the NHL's explanation at face value and concede the spotters weren't permitted to pull Crosby, it still begs the question of why no one on the Penguins' medical staff put Crosby in the protocol.
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It's been a month since physicists at the Large Hadron Collider dashed the hopes of a great many physicists and physics spotters that a new particle had appeared in collision data collected during the experiment's 2015 run.
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In both cases, spotters recorded Russian Air Force jets in the skies at the time of the strike, and Russian pilots can be heard in radio transmissions "working" their targets at the times the strikes were reported.
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An evolving protocol and means of detection such as independent concussion spotters have been added in a league in which a concussion was once treated more as a nuisance than a brain injury with far-reaching implications.
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" Costume designer Rachel Fleming then interjected to say: "I met Noel [Gallagher] at a thing the other week and he said to me: 'I would have done something, but honestly I thought it was about train spotters.
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While teams received sheets detailing the timing lines — and preemptive warnings were issued by crew chiefs and spotters following a rash of infractions — throughout the course of the race, seven drivers were busted in the first 54 laps.
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Pop Chart Lab's take is a little more cartoonish and uncluttered, and also contains a neat spotters' guide to probes and rovers, if you ever happen to find yourself on a sight-seeing tour of our solar system.
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The bird's easily spooked, but spotters should keep their distance Eno's been too quick for officials to examine its condition, but it's clear that the bird is stressed after at least five weeks on the run, Fox said.
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Spotters stationed along the coastline, which is about a mile from the site of the leak, said no oil had reached the ocean, Doug Allen, a supervising pipeline safety engineer for the state, said in a phone interview.
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Since then, reports from Mr. Poimiroo's army of volunteer leaf-spotters have been trickling in from elevations around 66,000 feet in the Eastern Sierra counties of Mono and Inyo, where the aspens and willows are now changing color.
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Ada Ventures will focus on finding diverse founders through a programme of "Ada scouts," 50 or so local talent spotters who can recommend startups to the fund in exchange for a finders&apos fee and potentially further incentives.
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The introduction of CFL spotters last season was largely deployed to assist medical teams and training units in identifying and assessing potential injuries by sharing video clips of plays where actions and behaviour indicate an injury may have occurred.
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After Moore returned to the field, many on social media lambasted the NFL and its concussion policy, particularly the sideline spotters that are supposed to pull players from the game if they believe a concussion might have taken place.
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Despite checking off all the diagnostic boxes for potentially being concussed and requiring further examination—head impact, remaining on the ground, possibly dazed, generally lethargic and slow-moving—the NHL's concussion spotters did not pull Crosby from the game.
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Circling drones overhead signaled the presence of small teams of American and British Special Operations forces that, according to Libyan officials, are using surveillance technology to provide targeting information to Libyan artillery spotters and their handful of aging warplanes.
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With their lights off, the vehicles made two attempts to cross the web of rutted, rocky dirt roads and reach gaps in the fence, but they turned back because spotters saw Israeli Army Humvees converging on the same areas.
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Still, that Pelham Bay Park stop up in the Bronx — No. 7 on the society's top 10 list for subway birding — can offer dedicated spotters a possible twilight glimpse of the annual crepuscular courtship flights of the American woodcock.
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Those spotters, who are selected, trained and paid by the N.F.L., are in the press box in the upper level of stadiums at every game, monitoring both teams and communicating with the athletic trainers and doctors on the field.
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The N.F.L. said Thursday that the number of concussions had fallen 11.3 percent this season, compared with last season's record high, as more players reported suspected head injuries and medical spotters at games pulled more athletes aside for examination.
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About 20 tornadoes, including a large rain-wrapped twister near Kansas City, were reported to the NWS by storm chasers and spotters as news broadcast images of roofs torn off homes and roads scattered with debris and tree limbs.
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The fact that Wideman was allowed to keep playing after taking a hit that he now says concussed him is ridiculous, as are reports that one of the league-mandated concussion spotters recommended he leave the game only to be ignored.
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"Pylon spotters" have formed the Pylon Appreciation Society — a "club for people who appreciate electricity pylons" (member benefits including a field guide to British pylons and a badge) — and the Pylon of the Month site offers a regular visual fix.
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New technology, specialized websites and an army of amateur plane-spotters and yacht-watchers around the world have made it easier than ever for anyone to pinpoint a billionaire's yacht or jet anywhere in the world and track their movements.
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Stationed in the same New York war room as the N.H.L.'s Department of Player Safety, a group of one to four spotters — depending on the number of games that day — is responsible for seeking any players exhibiting concussion symptoms.
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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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If the spotters in the buildings aren't doing their jobs, one person in a room in New York is hardly enough to offset the problems, which only stop being problems when more concussions are being identified by trained professionals when they happen.
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"Anybody can do this — I'm not special," said Mr. Hall, who spends four to six hours a day working with a network of spotters who track social media sites like Stolen Vehicles of Alaska, which have popped up as crime rates have climbed.
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Meanwhile, an NHL official said the league's designated concussion spotters did not flag Crosby for removal from the game because his head hit the boards, not the ice, and the boards are not considered a "mechanism of injury" that should trigger mandatory benching.
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The New York Times spoke to 20 local and international aid workers, rescuers and residents who either witnessed the attack or were involved in preparing the convoy, and reviewed dozens of videos, photographs, social media posts and records kept by aircraft spotters.
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If you have the time and the agents, you can do some prep work to provide extra benefits and bonuses for the tactical mission: Setting-up snipers and spotters to help from off-map, or slipping disguised agents in among the enemy's ranks.
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The lack of opportunities for women has been an important issue facing studios in recent years, but a new study of American film festivals, which have long served as talent spotters for Hollywood, shows that they too have a ways to go.
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The independent certified athletic trainers serving as spotters in the booth, the unaffiliated neurotrauma consultant (UNC), and Panthers medical personnel reviewed the situation and determined he could stay in for the final 34 seconds of a game where Carolina was trailing 21-20.
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I don't know what it costs to pay this consultant for one day's work but I'm positive the NFL could afford to employ a doctor to be in a video room at every game alongside the spotters that seem to be either powerless or useless.
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The N.F.L. has taken measures in recent years to detect concussions by placing unaffiliated neuro-trauma consultants on the sideline, adding spotters in the press box and permitting medical personnel to call a timeout if the on-field staff misses a possible head injury.
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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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Despite a state of martial law in Medellín, Escobar continues to use the criminal infrastructure to dictate terms in the city; his network of spotters and assassins comes alive at the wave of his hand, and residents can be counted on to turn the other way.
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"Based on the evidence available, including witness testimonies, video footage, data imagery as well as reports by flight spotters, flight communication intercepts and early warning observation reports, the Commission has reasonable grounds to believe that a Russian aircraft participated in each incident described above," the report said.
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But such is the overall interest generated by the royal couple's decision to move to Canada's westernmost province, that the CBC, the Canadian broadcaster, issued an etiquette guide for would be royal-spotters that reads like a how-to from the parks authority for engaging with wildlife.
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Spotters had not seen her at checkpoints along the 21966-mile course, and after the race she told a television interviewer that she had run only one other marathon, the 1979 New York City Marathon, and that she had finished that race in 2:56:33.
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Spotters had not seen her at checkpoints along the 21966-mile course, and after the race she told a television interviewer that she had run only one other marathon, the 1979 New York City Marathon, and that she had finished that race in 2:56:33.
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There's a large online community of plane spotters who use similar equipment to track planes across the globe — FlightRadar24 is perhaps the most popular resource — so Pilet decided to create a bot that would use this data to automatically flag planes that are publicly registered to authoritarian governments.
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Standing atop a bridge over a world-renowned trout pool, I stood with four other seasoned anglers (whom, I might add, are all decidedly better trout anglers and spotters than I), and I was the only one able to note a trout hugging the bottom of the stream.
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Tiffany Morel from Rhode Island has newfound respect for professional lie-spotters: Growing up in a household where I was told to never lie, having to tell whether or not someone was lying made me realise how much telling the truth has an effect on my daily life.
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Tip "Hit the shark in the eyes and gills," says Sarah Waries, the chief executive of Shark Spotters, an organization in Cape Town that employs 30 specialists to scan the city's beaches with binoculars from the cliffs and sound the alarm when they see one in the water.
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The inquiry by the league and the union also included Brady's medical records, which he released for review as part of the process, McCarthy said, as well as an evaluation of film of every Patriots game last season, and reports from independent neurotrauma consultants and spotters assigned to those games.
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"On three occasions she sat right beneath live animals, (including a mum and joey), and then in many other instances she would alert us to fresh scat (animal feces) and we would notify the expert koala spotters who would then survey the canopy to spot the survivors," they said in a Facebook post.
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The blouse is sent to washing machines, the gown goes to one of the 75 seamstresses lined up next to a wall of thread, zippers, buttons and other adornments in every imaginable colour and the silk dress makes its way to the "spotters": experts who know how to get tough stains out of delicate fabrics.
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"On three occasions, she sat right beneath live animals (including a mum and joey), and then in many other instances she would alert us to fresh scat and we would notify the expert koala spotters who would then survey the canopy to spot the survivors," Tate Animal Training Enterprises said in a Facebook post.
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" The NFL already sets the bar pretty high for stopping the game, with the aforementioned two criteria—I guess player safety is a bridge too far for game flow—and on top of that decided to place limits on when the spotters can say, "Hey, wait a minute, that guy doesn't look too good.
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Bottom line: Unless online retailers keenly focus on keeping abreast of consumer trends in electronics, fashion, and the myriad of other categories they sell, with buyers, trend spotters, visual merchandisers, and all the other capabilities that retailers have, there will continue to be a place for traditional retailers in the consumer landscape for years to come.
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ET, Sportsnet West (Edmonton), MSG-B (Buffalo) ABOUT THE OILERS (14-23-21): Connor McDavid was unhappy with what took place in Sunday's setback, even if it was for his own good, as he was ordered to leave the ice after tripping and hitting his chin late in the second period by league spotters so he could be checked for a concussion.
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At that point, under the concussion protocol, the spotters—who are authorized to call medical timeouts if they see a player who "displays obvious signs of disorientation" and "if it becomes apparent that the player is attempting to remain in the game and not be attended to by the club's medical or athletic training staff"—are cut out of the process.
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