That's a Good Cop of the Week, and a fine note to end on.
Starting on a fine note, the Royal Academy of Music needs an estates management assistant, at 10 Know a thing or two about finding student accommodation in London?
Fermentation is done in-house; they make their own coconut cream and offer two types of fiery som tam salad: one Bangkok-style with regular fish sauce, the other Isaan-style with pla ra, a thicker, fermented version that gives the sharp, green papaya a base note of fine, whiffy cheese.
Their study sessions are occasions of warm, at times almost ecstatic intimacy, and the film takes note of the fine line, in a rigorously gender-segregated society, that separates the acceptable from the forbidden.
Now maybe some casting director will take note of a fine man who swallows his pride and is willing to work.
It's a quintessence of fine Viognier, with notes of sandalwood, freesias and white peach.
It may seem many months ago, yet it was only in mid-August that he took note of the "very fine people" attending a neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, where a white nationalist murdered a counter-protester.
The fine folks at THX have taken note of the current home theater landscape and deemed it sub-par when it comes to surround sound.
His bird photographs, much like the paintings and drawings of John James Audubon, are ornithologically important because of their meticulous detail while also artistically of note because of their fine technique and composition.
"This week everything is Batman," his mother, Brooke Magnaghi, a fine-jewelry consultant, said with a note of weariness.
Mr. Acquisti took note of the paradox: fine-grained controls had led people to "share more sensitive information with larger, and possibly riskier, audiences".
