What we really could have used, though, was an insider's guide; a sherpa for navigating the common challenges all IoT startups will face, a treasure map to the best-kept secrets.
Since our relationship relies mostly on phone calls and the occasional visit, I find myself looking for this woman I admire in my own face and treasuring every feature we share.
The face harbours a treasure of information.
Have you ever noticed the eyes that sparkle in a wise older person; the lines that reveal pleasure on a mature face, revealing inner treasures amassed through a life well lived?
Similarly, is Jules Arthur's Afro-Cuban man, so thrillingly natty in dress, so proud in his direct gaze, in his environment of saturated blues and rusts and yellows, any less true because I have already learned to treasure faces and colors like them from The Buena Vista Social Club?
So full of grace, so fair of face, she was our treasure and our life.
Mr. Nasobin's treasure is face cream, body lotion and shampoo.
With the inauguration of George W. Bush, this national treasure will face its greatest threat ever.
From fresh fennel paired with pollock fish pie, to New Jersey cucumbers tossed with fried oysters rolled in sesame and nori, their dishes celebrate the regional movement started in Britain by cooks like Rick Stein, Raymond Blanc and Jamie Oliver — a national British treasure, "whose face," Towill said, laughing, "will probably wind up on the back of a £10 note".
"In these difficult times, when many newspapers and magazines face financial peril, we treasure these George Polk Award winners and the news media's essential support for investigative reporting," David J. Steinberg, president of Long Island University, said in announcing the awards, now in their 60th year.
The museum will also put on an art treasure hunt, face painting, performances from the Honors Choirs of El Morro and Top of the World Elementary Schools and Gallimaufry Performing Arts, refreshments and treats.
