They told me to pay attention in class, pay attention in church, pay attention at the dinner table.
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They crave attention, so pay more attention to them when having good behavior and less attention when misbehaving.
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That's what tends to get political attention and financial attention.
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Modern teenagers want to attract attention, a lot of attention.
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If attention is now the scarce resource so many technologies are competing for, we need to give more ethical attention to attention.
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"Marketing has to get a little more extreme to capture families' attention, to capture buyers' attention, to capture girls' attention," Levin says.
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You have forms of shallow attention, you have really deep attention, you pay different kinds of attention to different things in different situations.
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He started getting attention, more attention than the Independent ever got.
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Straight up pay attention Pay attention to her moans and movements.
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Just as often, though, he commands attention because he commands attention.
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A good story attracts attention, from which more attention often grows.
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If only we could pay attention where attention must be paid!
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And also just on the constituents, so much attention around attention.
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The world's attention Kim's defiant and militaristic behavior got the world's attention.
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Why call attention to the least attention-getting element in the picture?
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"Unfortunately, for some negative attention is better than no attention," Ferretti explains.
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So, there was attention, but there wasn't really an overload of attention.
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Paying attention to me, not to whatever else you're paying attention to.
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Pay less attention to statements, pay less attention to things people say.
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The increased attention to technological upgrades has attracted the attention of investors.
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Attention theft happens anywhere you find your time and attention taken without consent.
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And if he didn't want attention, I was going to give him attention.
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The Peak Design bag is attention-grabbing without seeming to grab for attention.
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They need attention, and if my news gives them attention, it doesn't matter.
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When you gather people's attention*, and sell that attention to advertisers, guess what?
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If you haven't been paying attention to TikTok, you haven't been paying attention.
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It's a culture of attention, and Kanye is a master at getting attention.
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It's attention-seeking, but in a context in which everyone is seeking attention.
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In short, we pay too much attention to what we're paying attention to.
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Attention turns into money, and money turns into a reason to pay attention.
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Dr. Potegal suggested that parents think about what function a tantrum is serving for a child: Is it attention getting, with negative attention better than no attention?
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So that wasn't great, because more media attention doesn't necessarily mean good media attention.
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Also, bringing attention to tzniut brings attention to those things, which were not allowed.
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After that, Crystal paid attention to Whitley's races and Paul paid attention to Crystal.
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"If the president doesn't pay attention, unfortunately the system doesn't pay attention," he said.
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She pays attention, in the same way Arthur Miller pays attention to Willy Loman.
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Very often, you're working with startups that want attention — you're helping them get attention.
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You have to pay attention to men because they're there, but you really need to pay attention to other women, and you need to pay attention to yourself.
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These shootings have received a lot of attention, and well-worth attention in my opinion.
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It's also immersive because it has that attention to detail, and that attention to authenticity.
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Book events rarely garner national media attention—or, for that matter, much attention at all.
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The case has gleaned national attention and caught the attention of Texas GOP lawmakers Sen.
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"I think I gave my attention to people that didn't deserve my attention," Moretz said.
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There are a lot of things that need attention that we're not giving attention to.
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The former focuses our attention on the outcome; the latter focuses our attention on process.
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Half-paying attention to everything means you're not able to fully pay attention to anything.
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Trolling is a very effective way to generate attention in a competitive, volatile attention economy.
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Her runs drew attention around the world for their very lack of attention-catching moments.
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"There is definitely more attention, but I can't say there is enough attention," Derevianko, said.
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He giving that little kid attention, some attention that little kid ain't getting at home.
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Some Republicans were paying attention at the trial — or wanted to be seen paying attention.
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"It's good to have attention, but you want it to be good attention," he says.
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We need to pay attention to how much — or how little — we are paying attention.
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We need to pay attention to how much — or how little — we are paying attention.
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People in this business like attention and you get a lot of attention as governor.
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We can drive your attention to issues that we want you to pay attention to.
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Of course the baby needs attention, but I should have split my attention both ways.
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All our competitors in the attention economy are getting better at knowing what grabs attention, too.
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But with that positive attention for Mack came negative attention for he who shall remain nameless.
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But maybe being sexy gives you too much attention, or not the "right" kind of attention.
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The thing is because attention is finite and Twitter's looking at whatever gets the most attention.
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For our data, for our attention, to a regenerative attention economy where we just don't drill.
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I like to be given attention, not like creeper-worthy attention, that would freak me out.
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For my purposes, the attention economy is as simple as the buying and selling of attention.
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I wasn't paying attention to O.J., I was paying attention to my little street on fire.
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Contestants are grateful for his attention, even negative attention, since he could be off doing deals.
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Pay attention, pay attention, he seems to be chanting as he walks the streets of Philadelphia.
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THUMP: How has the attention on Stranger Things affected the attention you're getting for this album?
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Our curiosity became our attention, our attention became our submission, and suddenly pumpkin spice owned us.
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Take attention-restoration theory, which says we have two main forms of attention: directed and involuntary.
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The engine of the Kardashian empire is attention, and even negative attention increases their brand recognition.
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The students might not have been paying attention in high school, but they're paying attention now.
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Abraham Lincoln called attention to it, Dr. Martin Luther King called attention to it, Tommie Smith and John Carlos called attention to it at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City.
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Our attention was being sold by a company like Facebook, but, as Carr suggests, we paid not only with our attention but by providing the energy and material to capture further attention.
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They're also paying attention to what works, the same way that a spouse pays attention to what works with their significant other, the same way a parent pays attention with their kids.
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"I want to be clear that [violence] leads to increased attention in the way that large crowds lead to attention, in the way that persistence over time leads to attention," he says.
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Even if we deleted the tweet, that would get attention as well, that content would get attention.
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It's easier to pay attention to the plight of land animals, which certainly need conservation attention, too.
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As internet fights go, this one deserves your full attention — because the fight is over your attention.
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To get attention and to get media attention you have to use, like, the most extreme language.
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I know what the title "Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder" implies: We will never pay attention to you.
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Noisey: How much attention did you pay attention to the media coverage surrounding the Boston Marathon bombing?
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He gets attention in the tech world much as Donald Trump gets attention in the political realm.
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American steelmakers have been loving the attention from this administration, but with such attention comes greater scrutiny.
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The strikes have captured national media attention, and even the attention of some members of Congress. Rep.
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They're attention disorders—attention being the mental work that matters more and more in (automated) American production.
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With limited resources and little media attention, he used social media to draw attention to his work.
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One gets the attention, and while he's got your attention he's making the case on substantive policy.
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People pay little attention to history in casting a vote and even less attention to future predictions.
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"Don't pay attention to what they say, pay attention to what they do," he told the audience.
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"We really understand that we have to grab our audience's attention and hold their attention," Frank said.
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Or the government was supposed to be paying attention to jobs, and they're not even paying attention.
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It has directed media attention to the Parliament, to which the public usually pays just passing attention.
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Do you pay attention to the rising prices or do you pay attention to the slowing growth?
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People, the general public, pay attention to what journalists draw their attention to, and policymakers do too.
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Harris performs better among California Democratic voters who said they were paying the most attention to the campaign (28%), versus those who were paying some attention (115%) or little or no attention (16%).
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Everything around us demands our attention, so the way to fight back is to pay attention to what you care about, and to care about what you're paying attention to, Mr. Walker said.
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Everything around us demands our attention, so the way to fight back is to pay attention to what you care about, and to care about what you're paying attention to, Mr. Walker said.
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It's hard to know from this research how our collective attention impacts our individual ability to pay attention.
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As competition grows more intense in the attention economy, our individual attention might get more frazzled than ever.
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And Katerina Koskina, EMST's director, hopes that the attention will also bring attention to Greece's contemporary-art scene.
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The upshot: states had better pay attention to race when drafting electoral maps—but not too much attention.
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I think he's a little boy who didn't get enough attention and has been seeking attention ever since.
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I just wasn't [attention-seeking], but that didn't mean that I didn't need the same amount of attention.
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There's already a concern about generating attention, you can't sell stuff if people aren't paying attention to you.
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George Clooney goes everywhere, he gets attention for being George Clooney, I get attention for being ... Gavin Belson.
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Another area of attention is medication for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), on which Americans spend $14bn annually.
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What's more, he had an extremely short attention span, even when he thought you were worthy of attention.
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Giving more attention to tasks, and thereby less attention to time, makes time seem to go by faster.
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When you don't get IRL attention from anyone, it's good to know you can still get Instagram attention.
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It is conferred by the attention of others, attention that is only enhanced by every salacious Gawker post.
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Attention Capital is building and acquiring media companies designed to promote healthy ways of spending time and attention.
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The absences of Gucci and Bottega Veneta mean more attention for brands less likely to draw media attention.
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Attention, not understanding " '13 Reasons Why' brought an astounding amount of attention to suicide," Active Minds' Horne said.
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CNN: You've gotten a lot of attention, some of it some negative attention, how are you handling everything?
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"The only reason people started paying attention to this is because they brought attention to it," he said.
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She has anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, memory loss, attention-deficit disorder and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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It requires a hard chair, a fresh pen and your full attention — for attention is its great subject.
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Of course, the downside to all that attention you're now getting is all that attention you're now getting.
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Because men are big babies, they want attention, and I do, I love attention, then I'm going to have to share my attention with my child and that's just going to cause more issues.
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Much of our society is predisposed to pay attention to the speaker when it should be paying attention to the listener, and directing our attention to the listener is the work of more progressive politics.
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Because of media attention on his life and work, he said he draws attention when he visits American mosques.
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Do the thing you're doing with one attention, but with another attention, watch yourself from above doing the thing.
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Distract and divert the attacker's attention by making a scene and being noisy to draw the attention of others.
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They're paying less attention to how skinny something makes them look, and more attention to how interesting it is.
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"If I don't pay attention to signs they just get stronger and louder until I pay attention," she says.
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But he&aposs doing it for the attention, for the reason that he despises President Trump who seeks attention.
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Bana's Twitter messages caught the attention of Harry Potter author JK Rowling, drawing even more attention to her plight.
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Tesla's autopilot system has garnered both positive attention for its sophistication and negative attention for its association with accidents.
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"We notice ourselves paying concentrated attention to this information and assume that it must be warranted attention," Cialdini said.
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But he insisted the media attention to a misstep — amid the volume of questions he answers — gets outsize attention.
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It will require a lot of attention, but that attention shouldn't be to the detriment of your inner circle.
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The media should pay less attention what Trump is tweeting and more attention to what Trump is actually doing.
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What bears sustained attention is the way Whitney treats each rectangle differently, again without calling attention to his approach.
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So every time you turn your attention to your phone, you are turning your attention away from everything else.
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Your directed attention is given to things you're actively paying attention to — like this story — and it's easily depleted.
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Zoom has a feature called "attention tracking" that lets hosts learn when a user may not be paying attention.
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"A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention and a need to allocate that attention efficiently," he wrote.
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When explaining the process that informed her performances, Oliveros identified two sorts of listening: focal attention and global attention.
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You pay less attention to what people think about you, and more attention to what you can teach them.
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People talk about the attention economy — when you deprive someone of your attention, you're depriving them of a livelihood.
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" Finally, the information allows public attention to focus on the worst emitters — maximum attention on minimum performers, thus "maximin.
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He then expands this point, arguing that the girls who say they don't really want attention actually do want attention only they're giving their attention to someone else rather than him—which might be because they have total agency to do whatever they want in a club and don't at any point need to state who will and won't receive 'attention' or what shape said attention will take.
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"The kind of attention that you have to use in school is the kind of attention that's difficult for a person with A.D.H.D.," so attention deficits are more readily recognized in a classroom situation, he said.
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Not for attention for me but attention to the fact NO WOMEN SHOULD BE SHAMED FOR FEEDING THEIR BABY UNCOVERED.
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Rather much more attention on processes that produce improved outcomes need the policy attention typically relegated to the federal level.
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The persistent problem of racism at games required "added attention or deepened attention by FIFA," he told reporters in Geneva.
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Immediately following the crash, much attention was paid to dashcam footage showing the driver wasn't paying attention to the road.
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It allows us to have one attention on all the insanity in our lives, and one attention on our soul.
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The board either wasn't paying attention, or was paying attention but powerless to fix problems before it was too late.
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"There was attention to the press as a technological innovation, and attention to paper and so on," Professor Baron said.
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In the context of social media, the currency is people's attention and the bank is what is keeping people's attention.
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If you don't think there's any reason to pay attention to Chinese phones, it's because you haven't been paying attention.
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People want attention and they always wanted attention and it's a natural need, also, to get some confirmation from others.
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The right to attention in the social age: Everyone complains about declining attention, but what are they doing about it?
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This is a thing that governors do when they want attention, so here is some attention for you, Governor Dayton.
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We aren't that great at paying attention to what we decide to pay attention to — the voluntary control is weak.
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While the service is certainly catching the attention of our French readers, it's worth paying attention to Molotov in general.
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She brought the issue to the public attention in a way it had never been brought to public attention before.
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Republicans didn't want to attract any of the negative attention a government shutdown would provide—any attention at all, really.
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Capricorn season brings your attention to your siblings— pay attention to these siblings or sibling-figures as Saturday's eclipse approaches.
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It will require the full attention of the new British prime minister—whose attention, of course, will be entirely elsewhere.
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It takes attention away from a small group of technology stocks (semiconductors, FAANG) that have received enormous attention this year.
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But there's a crisis happening that nobody's paying attention to on the level that it should be paid attention to.
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The challenge now becomes attracting attention from people whose attention spans for what you're selling has perhaps already timed out.
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Cats also enjoy being the center of attention — and nothing takes up a cat owner's attention more than their computer.
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It requires an investment of ingredients, a deep understanding of fermentation and attention to pH levels, along with constant attention.
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All these forces tried to get our collective attention, but collective attention is a rare commodity in our overstimulated environment.
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Hype is another word for attention, and so I actually think the attention is warranted because the applications are important.
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Pay attention to the safety presentationIf you fly often, you might not always pay attention to the preflight safety briefing.
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Mr. Assad did not attack, and Mr. Trump credited Dr. Al-Bezem with drawing attention his attention to the issue.
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In the '60s, no one was paying attention to her, and then when they started paying attention, the war started.
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But others may well succumb to influence — after all, attention-seeking behavior only works if people give you positive attention.
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Pay attention to profit margins Wall Street will still be paying close attention to the numbers as well as governance.
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For one thing, they take attention away from their specific causes and turn attention toward the question of their patriotism.
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For one thing, they take attention away from their specific causes and turn attention toward the question of their patriotism.
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Take the newest addition to the literature of attention: "How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy," by Jenny Odell.
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"If parents join a child's attention on a toy object, children are more likely to show longer attention on the target object compared with cases that parents don't show any attention or interest," Yu said by email.
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Trying to pay attention during those seven minutes is especially difficult with the beauty that is Cap's beard demanding your attention.
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So if I choose to pay attention to nice things, my baby is more likely to pay attention to them too.
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We are subject to his whims, forced to pay him attention—which is especially galling considering how much he loves attention.
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ObbyRaidz was unable to flag YouTube's attention until thousands of retweets and hundreds of Reddit comments brought attention to the incident.
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And like great magic, it worked by commanding our attention so that we took our attention off what was going on.
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" "Australians can be assured that this has my personal attention, and the entire network's team's attention, and we will solve it.
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"He pays way more attention to home and fashion than I do, and I pay a lot of attention to it."
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On some level, popularity has to do with how people use their attention, or what they choose to pay attention to.
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One question that Wu, in The Attention Merchants, never really resolves is what exactly constitutes a meaningful use of one's attention.
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For me, it's really important to elevate voices and causes that don't get as much attention with whatever attention I get.
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Pharmaceuticals were once even more loathed than the banks after political attention turned their attention to the issue of price gouging.
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But political leaders pay close attention to what their voters think, and media elites pay attention to what their audience wants.
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The revelers in the cozy tent aren't paying attention to the booth; they're paying attention to each other, and the music.
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To be serious was to stake a belief in attention —but, in a world that demands action, could attention be enough?
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The poll results that often get the most attention are outliers — they get attention because they're shocking, not because they're representative.
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What gets your attention also prevents you from seeing the whole picture — unexpected objects go unnoticed when attention is focused elsewhere.
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But the current mismatch between the attention to driverless cars and the attention to driver-operated cars is a big mistake.
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In our noisy, busy lives, it is often simply a call to pay attention to the thing that needs our attention.
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You carry a lot of baggage around the following season from winning, and that type of attention isn't always good attention.
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Ms. Wiley: The attention is flattering, but for me, it's about drawing the viewer's eye, and there's positive and negative attention.
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E.O. types" who increasingly run universities mistake media attention for scholarship, he said: "It's the arm-wavers who can command attention.
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Tony: We don't really have any involvement at this point and it's getting a lot of attention here obviously unfavorable attention.
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New media investment firm Attention Capital acquires Girlboss Attention Capital is a new outfit that buys, builds and scales media brands.
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I wanted to have fun and I wanted attention — male, sexual attention, which had been missing since our son was born.
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The risk is this: When brands try to draw attention to a cause, they often wind up diverting attention to themselves.
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Yet these other gun deaths don't just get little attention compared with mass shootings — they get almost no attention at all.
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General election voters have short attention spans and don't pay very close attention to politics and policy anyway, they might reason.
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He added the print edition was able to garner a lot of media attention, which brought more attention to Amazon's advertising campaign.
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Joe Blanton, Starting Pitcher, University of Kentucky, Pick 1.24: If you watch the movie, the attention wasn't the most enlightening attention, either.
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Read ahead to see 15 interesting ideas that caught our attention, and the attention of some notable investors including GV (Google Ventures).
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The big picture: The goal of Attention Capital is to buy, build, and scale brands and technologies that shape the attention economy.
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It's entirely plausible that a dissident group would create a fake video to bring attention to their plight and garner media attention.
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This was OK. If anything, it was good to get the attention of a famous man…whatever kind of attention that was.
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But by definition, ADHD is a "maldistribution" of attention -- that is, people who have it often oscillate between splintered and hyperfocused attention.
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"Donald Trump has a way of talking to get people's attention, and it's drawn attention to a very important issue," Pence said.
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I've learned that you can give 100% attention to being a good parent, and 100% attention to being good at your job.
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But if you're not paying attention, you'll miss what's happening — in fact, even if you are paying attention, you might miss it.
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Fleeting attention The president's attention is spread too thin — Iran, North Korea, Mueller and more — to wage a sustained battle with China.
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There's definitely a competition amongst all the media for our attention and the value of conflict is that it grabs our attention.
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But for the HCPs who are attracted to politics, first of all, they love attention, so they get a lot of attention.
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During that era, when shit was just wild, and that's when a lot of attention—or more mainstream attention—came to Atlanta.
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There were a lot of the spaces that were hesitant to do any sort of media because any attention is bad attention.
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"Ester is getting just enough attention to make her unable to move on and never enough attention to feel safe," says Lena.
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"Color and shape, these are the icebreakers when it comes to grabbing people's attention, and attention is the new currency," he said.
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Paying attention in this way can be a challenge because our attention tends to wander frequently to the past, future and elsewhere.
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Privacy-eroding technology warps our attention by allowing us to pay attention to things (like our front steps) that we previously couldn't.
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We in the local media draw more attention from our colleagues in the national media because we are paid to pay attention.
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One school of thought says we should deny these extremists attention, as if attention were the oxygen that feeds their flaming torches.
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If you're someone who pays attention to videogames, the conventional wisdom for years stipulated that you had to pay attention to E3.
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Trump's triumph is that he has sought attention his whole life and now he can command all the attention in the world.
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I feel like paying attention to the world, paying attention to what&aposs going on, like what&aposs trendy, what&aposs not.
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A lot of people who do not pay attention to what goes on in the capital of West Virginia started paying attention.
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He won by capturing attention, and he captured attention by folding pop entertainment into politics, which is something the critical theorists anticipated.
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We have this perception that others are looking at what we look at, or paying attention to what we're paying attention to.
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Just as voters pay too much attention to the election-year economy when deciding whom to choose for president, they pay too much attention to the short-run costs of policy reforms and too little attention to the long-run benefits.
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And here we can see the amount of coverage day by day: Even as attention has shifted toward politicians and television anchors, Weinstein continues to receive attention, as you can see in this chart: Attention to Weinstein peaked on Oct.
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"When something dramatic happens, politically, we speak of it in the most larger-than-life terms because that's going to get the governor's attention; it got the president's attention and the attorney general's attention," Mr. Kaiman, the deputy county executive, said.
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Although the term "cyberbombs" is a misnomer, it has certainly grabbed the attention of the public, and undoubtedly the attention of other nations.
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A good festival run means increased attention, and increased attention means a higher likelihood of landing a good deal for further commercial distribution.
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The win drove increased attention to arguments that if Democrats want to win elections, they need to pay more attention to black voters.
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And I think Wall Street was really paying attention to that, and they were not paying attention to some of the other metrics.
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Insourcing, the use of prison labor, gets far less attention as a reason these jobs might be disappearing, yet it also deserves attention.
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He was at 20163% among those paying a lot of attention and a significantly higher 36% among those paying little-to-no attention.
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The people whose livelihoods depend on capturing attention will adapt and find ways to exploit The New Big Huge Black Box Attention Market.
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A Shared Thirst for Attention Both men have a thirst for attention and are partial to finely tailored clothes and glamorous night life.
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It's like signaling that I won't be paying any attention to my friends or husband, but they should still pay attention to me.
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The Current War is attention-grabbing, even if viewers are just paying attention because they're trying to puzzle out the bizarre visual choices.
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What Sanders understands, and what Trump understands, is that you don't shape attention by crafting compromise policies; you shape attention by creating controversy.
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So much attention has been focused on Trump throughout the campaign, he said, that people paid less attention to how unpopular Clinton was.
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Sanders sees his highest support among those paying some attention (210%, over 215% a lot of attention, and 21% a little or none).
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Giving your full attention to something, also known as mindful attention, is proven to enhance the pleasure and quality of whatever you're experiencing.
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The added attention increased scrutiny on Marinelli's residency and drew attention to what he described as "anti-Russian hysteria" in the United States.
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Prong one, the band does something to get attention; prong two, the band publicly denounces the press for paying attention to prong one.
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Board is the Supreme Court case that gets all the attention for integrating schools in 1954, there's another case worth paying attention to.
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"We're paying more attention to the customers coming on board, paying more attention to the attitudes that are coming on board," Ben said.
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I see a whiny narcissist of a child, self-obsessed, constantly demanding attention to the detriment of my brother's own airtime (parental attention).
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A cynical eye might say Twitter's ban is intended to distract attention from more structural problems baked into these attention-harvesting Internet platforms.
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" Pence said Trump has a way of talking that gets people's attention and his comments have drawn attention to a "very important issue.
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BECKY QUICK: And you think that's the type of thing that will get regulators' attention or it will make Congress pay more attention?
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Does such attention harm the reputation of the industry just because it is the target of heated and often negative attention from candidates?
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"What we talk to parents about is paying attention to your child's good behavior and paying less attention when they're misbehaving," Sege said.
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This meant Sanders could get attention just for being the only real alternative, attention that he was able to snowball into a following.
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I had paid attention to the team, but not enough attention to develop a love outside of one of my favorite USMNT players.
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And the basic idea is: If you pay attention to them, they'll pay attention to you, and everything's grace from there (Sept. 19843).
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To Mr. Booker, however, all attention was for the greater good of bringing attention to Newark and other causes he wants to champion.
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This case has not received as much attention as it should, with most of the attention focused on the election and gun violence.
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"Obviously people, particularly millennials, have increasingly short attention spans, so it's something as a business we need to pay attention to," Silver said.
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Large policy changes tend to draw public attention to any of these issues, and that attention can both build support and foment opposition.
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Washington (CNN)It's hard in the era of Trump to get more attention -- and negative attention -- than the occupant of the White House.
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"It certainly diverts attention, negative attention, from the U.S. platforms," said Robert Atkinson, president and founder of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Sure, attention from fans and movie producers and talk-show hosts is pleasant, but what about hounding, consuming attention from the celebrity press?
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Attention is the currency not just of American attention-seekers from Kim Kardashian to Amazon, but also of the other great geniuses of attention-seeking over the last decade: terror groups like ISIS, and opponents of the postwar social order like Julian Assange.
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I know you probably don't like a lot of attention on yourself, but got a lot of attention, and it got a little dangerous.
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I think she was just trying to exist as a person and tried to get attention the way she found she could get attention.
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"It definitely created more attention over something that didn't need to be paid attention to when you're talking about 17 dead kids," she said.
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"Maybe Michigan and Wisconsin should have received a little more attention, especially attention to shore up what was low African American turnout," Fraga said.
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For the past week I've been thinking that there's too much media attention surrounding the House GOP, and not enough attention on the Senate.
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Caroline knows from experience that even if the attention is fleeting, it's still necessary to maintain the urgency needed for sustained attention to cybersecurity.
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Brave Browser, created by Brendan Eich, a former Mozilla CEO, recently announced the Basic Attention Token (BAT) backed by user's attention on the content.
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The attention economy takes care of the rest: If we pay attention to a certain topic, more information on that topic will be produced.
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This Earth Day (April 22), the couple wants to bring attention to their meaningful work to bring attention to environmental causes around the globe.
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Trump distracts the media's attention from controversial stories by turning its attention to other controversial stories — the ones that he thinks serve his purposes.
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Protests are a great way to get people's attention, but at some point we have to move from getting attention to having a conversation.
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This means customers need to pay more attention to how their vendors operate, and vendors need to pay more attention to their existing customers.
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Attention: In a crowded place, most of us are able to pay attention to what we need to know and filter out the rest.
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It's nice to see the world watching and paying attention to what I feel like in Idaho, almost no one is paying attention to.
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"As a matter of fact, if you pay attention or you paid attention to the president during the campaign he talked violent," she continued.
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The incident also attracted attention amid heightened critical attention on the FBI as well as the ongoing debate over firearms in the United States.
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That is, largely divorced from observable reality or fairness, produced very largely to attract attention – even if (sometimes especially if) that attention is hostile.
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Our tech addictions exploit human nature—the tendency toward instant gratification, the instinct for paying attention to what everyone else is paying attention to.
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Redondo explains that much in the same way a ringing phone alerts your attention, any sound will also grab the attention of the shooter.
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Five other Bangladeshis who came to the attention of authorities attention during the investigation were sent home in April and arrested upon their return.
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Surely they are not all bisexual New York filmmakers who like media attention (though a lot of them seem to really like media attention)?
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So to influence major changes, voters will, once again, have to pay attention to races they haven't paid much attention to in the past.
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"I think it's always used to describe acting out for attention, but specifically male attention," her guest and fellow comedian Naomi Ekperigin points out.
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So some average kid that he gave attention to was blown away because this wasn't just a rock star they loved giving them attention.
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I spend a lot of time on things nobody pays attention to, but cumulatively people pay attention as you delve deeper into the storyline.
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Here are timely lessons: Pay attention: There is no way to become good at a sport — or really anything — if you don't pay attention.
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It just means that they don't get the same attention, and their criminal conduct does not get the same attention as people of color.
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"With the music, I'm able to steer their attention to the game, so that the guests look more closely and pay attention," he said.
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And no attention, or not a lot of attention, has been focused on the African-Americans and the Africans who died making Europe continue.
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When you feel your attention drifting to the thoughts that inevitably arise, you notice, and then gently bring your attention back to your breath.
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" It has often been said that to pay attention is the greatest act of love, and Ford has paid masterly attention in "Between Them.
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It accused the company of trying to deflect attention from its own "design shortcomings" with "hardly credible" statements drawing attention to the pilots' mistakes.
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In Iowa, the caucuses have brought tons of political attention to the state, but little of that attention has gone to the state's networks.
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In the midst of the viral attention the story is getting, the 9-year-old told us she understands the attention: "Cheese is amazing."
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On the other hand, drawing attention to the fact that Strickland is a woman seems to me to draw attention away from her accomplishments.
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Asked on Monday by WEEI's "Kirk and Callahan" about whether he's "paid much attention" to Kaepernick's situation, Brady said he hasn't paid "much" attention.
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Distractions are a constant pull on our attention as well, pulling us away from what's most important, taking attention away from the present moment.
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And in Facebook's case the cost is both individual (to your attention and your privacy); and collective (to the public's attention and to social cohesion).
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When people show up to your event, they are willingly giving you their attention for hours on end – not trying to avoid attention-grabbing ads.
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But for all the attention to the original caravan, once it arrived in San Ysidro it all but faded from Trump's — and the public's — attention.
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You always feel secure that other people aren't paying attention to your fine details, that you can hide things in the margins of their attention.
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Finally, it seems that more designers and brands are paying attention to the 67% of women in America worth paying attention to — including Forever 21.
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He's obsessed with attention, so he's constantly making jokes to try to get me to give him more attention or to get me to giggle.
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Kevin is the one who was seeking out his mother's attention as a teenager, and in his 20s he's still seeking out his mother's attention.
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When we called the ACLU's Amazon's Rekognition press release an "attention-grabbing stunt" when we wrote about it earlier today, well, consider that attention grabbed.
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So imagine how a dog who has commanded an owner's attention feels when that attention suddenly shifts -- almost around the clock -- to a new baby.
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Because not only are citizens with a very lawful concern paying attention, but the very targets we're trying to access, they're paying attention as well.
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Players and developers alike should be paying attention to the way they are calling attention to the mutilated and misleading parallels games so often employ.
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Cancer and Leo compatibility Cancerians might enjoy a fling with Leo: Leos love receiving attention, and Cancerians will happily give attention to their loved ones.
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Paying attention to Milo—not just lazily agreeing with him that he's ever so daring and ever so dangerous, but really paying attention—has worked.
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Demanding Attention Love him or hate him, Bisping has demanded our attention ever since his stint on The Ultimate Fighter: Team Ortiz vs Team Shamrock.
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"It really makes you the center of attention, people pay attention to what you're saying and then you become this like quirky person," says Altucher.
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The fact is that any visual UI that exists in software is going to take time and attention to learn, and sustained attention to operate.
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Ransomware draws substantially more attention to the tools used to infiltrate systems than other forms of hacking, and that attention often renders the techniques worthless.
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But the presence of a new baby doesn't just take attention away from other kids, it arguably takes the most attention away from the mom.
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Foreign policy is where more attention and debate are most required, and not just because foreign policy nearly always gets inadequate attention in political campaigns.
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Attention Capital, founded by the entrepreneur and media exec Joe Marchese, is betting on companies designed to promote healthy ways of spending time and attention.
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"This has been getting a lot of attention; probably more attention than it should get, but [Trump's] decided to go on the offensive," Schneiderman added.
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Don't pay attention to the plot, pay attention to the pictures on the wall of the apartment, which have nothing to do with the plot.
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As a result, the human attention span has fallen from 12 seconds to eight seconds since 2000, while the goldfish attention span is nine seconds.
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I think the attention that the attention the book has received has helped to extend the conversation beyond college students and into the general public.
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Over the past five years, career and technical education has nearly matched attention to Queen Elizabeth and far outdistanced the attention paid to Steph Curry.
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Still, one of the downsides of not jumping up and down for attention in an oversaturated field is that, well, sometimes you don't get attention.
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In school, I got no attention whatsoever, but when I started going out in queer spaces I was getting a lot of attention from people.
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It wasn't until the combination of media attention and, I think, consumer attention, that Martha Stewart Weddings and Brides [Magazine] and Zola also made commitments.
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It probably got voters' attention, in the same way that it gets your attention when several car alarms go off on your block at once.
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The race to grab your attention and hold it is leading to a new era of informational hedonism that's doing more than shortening attention spans.
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They and all of us need to start paying less attention to celebrities and more attention to the people in our society who really matter.
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Every time Washington gets together for something big, we get whipsawed: Banking regulations that nobody paid attention to, NAFTA, nobody really paid attention to it.
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He proclaimed his innocence, flashed the Nixon victory sign and reiterated the old saw from his mentor, Roy Cohn, that any attention is good attention.
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With the explosion of social media, a Chinese citizen who questions the government could attract widespread media attention — and, potentially, the public's attention and support.
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It's only recently that they got a serious amount of mainstream attention — and, as Mutua explained, video played an enormous role in getting that attention.
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But I would argue the next cohort that's going to get more attention and actually doesn't get enough attention now is ageism, especially in tech.
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We want our exceptional women to be content with whatever scraps of attention we are willing to toss their way, and that attention is minimal.
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Yeah, where new things are happening and where people really do pay attention to the customer and they really do pay attention to the people.
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It's all fun and games until you realize that you're not paying attention to your driving—or at least not paying attention like you used to.
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The question is, will Democrats keep paying attention to such states in a general election, or will attention to rural issues dissipate after the Iowa caucus?
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The attention that came with being a part of a high-profile trial didn't sit well with Brown, who was bothered by the attention, Merritt said.
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BLM knows it has the media's attention, so it made a strategic decision to head to Standing Rock in order to get journalists to pay attention.
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Kim Kardashian says she doesn't want any more kids because she can't give them enough attention ... but seems Blac Chyna just wants some attention for herself.
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A choir commands attention and what better time to command attention than in the course of one of the most important conversations being had right now?
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I know people who aren't paying attention to it and I'm like 'You gotta pay attention to this, we're experiencing something–'" Victoria: "–there's a major shift.
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Somebody will create a new business model that is not attention driven, the way that the attention-driven business model disrupted the enterprise software business model.
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In the docs, Ed's parting shot is dismissing Keshia as an attention whore -- saying she only makes accusations against him in court to get media attention.
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As they battle for attention, companies are gravitating toward more experimental mediums like virtual and augmented reality, hoping to find fresh ways to grab consumer attention.
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If the system - which uses facial recognition software - detects the driver is not paying attention, it will prompt the driver to return attention to the road.
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It observes, for example, that transportation, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality sectors drew the most attention in last year — and by more attention, Crunchbase means capital.
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The media can give less attention to sensational accusations and more attention to what really matters, which is the likely effects of policies on people's lives.
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It is difficult for anyone to capture the attention of large swaths of the public or for reporters to focus sustained national attention on critical issues.
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Paying attention and trying to do them good, which usually just means giving them your full attention, is the most important thing for you to do.
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Does one have to keep playing Decoder to improve sustained attention and if one stops, does that result in returning to previous levels of poorer attention?
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Here it commands complete attention, even if it's just the attention of a follower scrolling through a feed; here, nobody has to use words to communicate.
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The syndrome is a psychological disorder whereby caregivers seek attention from the illness of a dependent, and sometimes deliberately cause them injuries to gain further attention.
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" The email, obtained through a public records request, described a "hotel development that will not only get national attention, but worldwide attention, on the Mississippi Delta.
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If the meowing is being used to get extra (yet unnecessary) attention, ignore their behavior, said Dr. Diaz, and give attention only to the right behavior.
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Similarly, the impact of video games on attention depends on the type of game that is played and the type of attention that is being measured.
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They accuse her of fashioning a shtick as a free-agent vote because she loves the attention (as opposed to those other senators who hate attention).
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And so we're all screaming out for, I think, more attention, more human attention, and that's really what the book is about, how to create that.
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Even though there may be relatively fewer people paying attention to Charli and Chase versus, say, Kim Kardashian, the ones who do are really paying attention.
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He doesn't need to be the center of attention and he doesn't want to be the center of attention, and he doesn't need credit for anything.
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Attention Capital, which launched this past spring and is co-founded by Joe Marchese, is looking to only invest in companies that shape the attention economy.
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In theater, misdirection is a form of deception in which an audience's attention is focused on one thing in order to distract said attention from another.
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Inslee is in the polling cellar right now, but he seems like a very plausible candidate for one of those attention-polling-attention-polling surges. Who?
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That much more high-profile case returned to public attention last year when two prestigious TV projects dug into the trial and the attention it commanded.
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Early on in The Attention Merchants, Tim Wu's startling and sweeping examination of the increasingly ubiquitous commercial effort to capture and commodify our attention, we are presented with a sort of cognitive paradox: To pay attention to one thing we need to screen other things out.
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The problems is, as with junk food, it's a constant battle of regulating how much you interact with your smartphone, what apps you put on it, and what attention you let it claim, with billions of dollars on the line for your attention and your kids' attention.
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Yet Toyota still got the most attention at the show, a testament to the dearth of exciting reveals and the attention-grabbing power of the Supra name.
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"Understand that your attention is fragile and you need to really work to increase that attention," says Larry Rosen, psychology professor and author of The Distracted Mind.
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You don't get paid more if it's attention based on someone consciously chose to pay attention or you scream 'fire' in a theater—you still get paid.
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If the determination is made that anyone our custody needs additional medical attention, we will transport them to a local hospital where they receive the necessary attention.
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"People are actually less likely to develop new habits if they're using a device to pay attention for them instead of paying attention themselves," Duhigg told Vox.
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All of that equals press attention — such as the flurry of articles the book deal prompted, including this one — and press attention usually means increased book sales.
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The premium email service space has been gathering attention; most of that attention has been directed toward $30/month Superhuman, which was recently valued at $260 million.
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Like most of his victims, Cruz seems to understand that she can use the unwanted attention to direct people's attention to a real problem with high stakes.
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Finally, Trump is not exactly known for keeping attention-grabbing opinions secret, and in early 2003 opposing the Iraq War was as attention-grabbing as it gets.
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Every touchpoint is a renewed opportunity to catch someone's attention, and on the consumer's side, attention is configured differently depending on where a user is currently focused.
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Cutting-edge behavioral science is being applied to the problem of how to make you pay less attention to your surroundings and more attention to your phone.
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When we listen to music, we usually pay attention to melody first, so it's a nice change of pace to give more attention to rhythm and groove.
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It's not the attention you want; it's the attention you're giving back to people who are only on their phones rather than engaging with their surroundings. Exactly.
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And then Trump blames the media for paying attention to his dumb statement which was designed to get media attention, instead of his administration's (extremely sketchy) successes.
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Attention per se is not a valuable commodity in a context where even objectively uninteresting people like Bob Dole and Al Gore manage to garner massive attention.
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They often have a concrete goal — here, action on gun legislation — but they also seek attention to a matter that someone else would prefer got less attention.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - For a tech billionaire, the one thing worse than attracting the attention of the White House may be seeing that attention go elsewhere.
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Whenever a vulnerable group is given national attention -- whether the attention is positive or negative -- people who are biased against the group may lash out, he explained.
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A hint of this coming negative attention includes the Democrats' latest proposal, "A Better Deal," which among many new policy ideas keeps political attention on drug pricing.
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He added that the league would have to make special permissions for her, which would draw attention to the official and bring negative attention to the game.
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Having run out of Vanity Fair covers to grace, Conway snags press attention by demanding that the president pay closer attention to the Muslim extremist group ICO.
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It's a strange artifact of Ocasio-Cortez's attention-magnetism that her hypotheticals about corruption might have ended up garnering more attention and emotion than the corruption itself.
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The goal is to bring attention to the ordinariness of Jews, to focus attention on regular Jewish life rather than to get them seen as just victims.
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" Given the sudden spike in attention around privacy, Zoom chipped into the discussion with an official response, writing that the "attention tracking feature is off by default.
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He had a reputation of being combative and a knack for attracting negative attention, which may have been what brought him to the attention of Mr. Cohen.
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They would prefer the President not draw attention to that fact on Tuesday night, when he commands the country's attention with his State of the Union address.
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Connelly said Masi's "great attention to detail" and being "an extremely hard worker" brought him to Whiting's attention and made him the ideal candidate as a replacement.
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These services have siphoned off our attention from traditional broadcast and cable TV. Yet, ironically, this secular decline in TV ratings make attention more valuable than ever.
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Jake Braun, the co-organizer of the event, defended the attention-grabbing way it was framed, saying the security issues of election websites haven't gotten enough attention.
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The idea of attention is an interesting one because Microsoft has, more than anything in 2016, managed to turn human attention back to Microsoft and its products.
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Two of the terms you come back to in the book are "hyperfocus," which is directing your attention outward, and "scatterfocus," which is directing your attention inward.
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Dr. Tsushima said her group had been trying to draw attention to the low pass rate for female applicants but got little attention before the scandal broke.
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Well, hopefully, if they paid no attention in any detail to anything that's occurred over the last six weeks, I hope they'll pay attention to what Sen.
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But even though it might make sense to pay more attention to mass shootings, that doesn't justify the lack of attention that goes to everyday gun violence.
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A 2015 study by Microsoft found that the average attention span of the average person is about 8.25 seconds -- shorter that the nine-second attention span of the Carassius auratus (the common goldfish), and nearly four seconds shorter than our average attention span 15 years ago (12 seconds).
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Giuliani even touted it as one of his central achievements in his farewell address: "The broken windows theory replaced the idea that we were too busy to pay attention to street-level prostitution, too busy to pay attention to panhandling, too busy to pay attention to graffiti," Giuliani said.
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And there are tons of people — way more than traditionally pay attention to news on a Tuesday night, or to politics at all — paying attention during those hours.
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While public attention understandably focuses on the president's high-profile cabinet selections, one obscure position receives little attention — yet it's vitally important to the future of our economy.
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I pay attention, because if it happens, like you say something nice, someone does something, I'm like, "That's going to make the notebook," so I'm paying attention more.
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They're not the first to join the fight, but they've captured a lot of Americans' attention, and they may be well placed to use that attention for good.
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I think one really important aspect that comes up in any form of the attention economy, whether it's disempowering or empowering, is assuming that attention is like currency.
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Because they're mostly open, sound comes through loud and clear, and you can easily transition from paying attention to someone beside you to paying attention to your music.
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Annaliese & Kenny Annaliese hopes her extra touch of care and attention will win over Kenny's heart and set her apart from the other ladies vying for his attention.
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The battle for attention is the first battle in everything, and those who have mastered the techniques of getting attention by all means necessary have a massive advantage.
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There are bar shows where people are talking and you know no one's paying attention, but on some level it's kind of nice when no one's paying attention.
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Despite all the attention paid to the convulsive political change President Trump has brought to Washington, relatively little attention has been focused on a very significant policy shift.
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Before any tangible American victories can be achieved, the U.S. will need to pay less attention to incessantly modernizing technologies and more attention to shaping imaginative security ideas.
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A person with the inattentive type of ADHD -- also called attention-deficit disorder, or ADD -- has trouble following directions or paying attention to details and is easily distracted.
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Why you'll love it: The Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Turntable will grab your attention with its beautifully simple design, but it'll keep that attention with great music quality.
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He's the CEO of a new holding company, Attention Capital, that's focused on buying media and tech companies designed to promote healthy ways of spending time and attention.
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" "I don't pay that much attention to them, and I recommend other people not pay a whole lot of attention to them, because I don't think it's policy.
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Surprisingly, he did not seem to be worried about the attention his group received from the media and said that this attention only encouraged more people to join.
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But while the tax cuts have gotten another burst of attention during tax filing season, both issues are getting less cable news attention than Stormy Daniels right now.
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It is a race that has struggled to gain even regional attention, despite having story lines that would normally attract the attention of voters and the news media.
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There has been such a lack of care, attention and investment for all these years that doubling, tripling or quadrupling the care, attention and investment would be appropriate.
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There's been a lot of attention around foodborne illnesses, and the internet has made it easier for that attention to multiply in hours and corrode a reputation overnight.
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Political junkies have been paying attention to the election for months and are near exhaustion; most of America won't start paying attention until the weather starts to turn.
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The company's "attention index" determines how well an ad captured people's attention compared with all the other ads during the program, with an "average ad" scoring a 100.
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Some things have changed, of course — age, children, crazy success, the fragmentary attention span of the president of the United States, endless demands on her time, attention, Rolodex.
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Trump is so good at getting attention that his 2016 presidential campaign was long seen as essentially an attention-grabbing stunt rather than a sincere effort to win.
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Nothing good was going to happen when the spoiled attention addict was put in a position to demand the attention — and favors — of the whole world, or else.
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The attention, he said, "is not good for the bird, but one benefit from it being in the most visible park in world, it's going to raise attention."
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But with the foresight of someone wiser than her years, she still presses for the public to pay less attention to her and more attention to climate change.
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Until 10 or 15 years ago, American universities and colleges paid a lot of attention to recruiting students, and shockingly little attention to helping them succeed while there.
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I spent several years trying to explain to people outside of gaming that they should pay attention to gaming and they should pay attention to what's going on.
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No. It's flattering," he said, adding that when it comes to speculation about their relationship, he doesn't "pay attention to what I don't want to pay attention to.
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All times ET. Your inner voice is positively screaming for attention: Pay attention to the messages that arrive in your dreams, and make time for meditation and journaling.
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With her taunt that the president could make his State of the Union address in his own office, Pelosi continued the strategy of denying the attention addict attention.
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Our initial fund-raising was so berserk that it prompted a flurry of media attention, which in turn helped Ossoff raise more money, generating even more media attention.
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"With attention to the fact that the issue of the enemy is our military capabilities, the armed forces must pay closer attention to expanding their capabilities," Jafari said.
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Her views are getting more attention as a result of the controversy, and at least some people are rallying on her behalf — and social movements thrive on attention.
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Indeed, none of the customers seem to pay any attention to them, or at least not as much attention as I receive when I venture into the place.
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In this way, we're using our attention to really pay attention to the sources of our unhappiness and then the next step to work to overturn those sources.
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You connect that way, and when you combine that with the other stuff that we bring, which is really just engaging storytelling, great attention to detail, attention to quality.
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Or does it fundamentally change the way it works — as an attention slot machine that turns that attention into money — in order to support the ideas Zuckerberg has outlined.
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While there had been other reports of exploding iPhone 22's, this particular one received a lot of media attention—and not the kind of media attention Apple likes.
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Nobody else around you seems to be paying attention to the currently-invisible problem, so trying to draw attention to it is a surefire way to lose your head.
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At the beginning of this month, Blix called for other developers to join them in pressuring Apple, in a bid to draw enough attention to warrant outside government attention.
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And mainstream media attention will bring to the entire nation's attention the disturbing facts in the case that the decidedly right wing media has already uncovered on its own.
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In "Competing for attention: The effects of jealousy on preference for attention-grabbing products," researcher Xun (Irene) Huang conducted five separate studies to demonstrate the scope of this phenomenon.
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""While I certainly haven't minded the attention of those that have been kind and supportive with their comments, all this attention is definitely outside of my realm of 'normal.
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"Such public attention elevates the importance of hostages and gives nefarious actors an incentive to capture Americans in order to draw attention to their demands and causes," he said.
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"The Chinese embassy in Vietnam is paying close attention to the relevant developments and reminds Chinese citizens in Vietnam to pay attention to security when traveling," the notice said.
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You're going to be paying a lot of attention to your public life with fiery Mars in Gemini—and people will be paying a lot of attention to you!
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At this moment in culture, when more and more attention is being paid to women's roles in the workplace, it's essential to pay attention to our cultural inputs, too.
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But all the attention to the setting doesn't match Kiss Kiss Bang Bang's sly, audience-acknowledging attention to genre, or its aggressively clever mockery of its own story conventions.
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Some highlights from the poll: 91% of Americans have paid at least some attention to the North Korea news with 63% giving a lot of attention to the issue.
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"This country is destabilising and it needs attention because if we don't give the attention now it could impact the entire region," Beasley told reporters by phone from Kinshasa.
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Michael Phelps grabbed fans' attention at his fifth Olympics by earning his 19th gold medal – but he also caught their attention for the strange purple bruises on his body.
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By silencing Warren so shamefully, McConnell did a huge favor for the civil rights movement by giving drawing attention to the King letter and giving it huge national attention.
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If he will not pay attention to people in the White House, there is one place to go where everyone knows the president will pay attention — the boob tube.
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"You need to pay attention, and you need to do your job tomorrow, and you better study up, and if you need some help, pay close attention," Hannity said.
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It involves too much attention geared towards cutting back on small expenses, and not enough attention on big money issues and the psychological aspect of parting with ones dollars.
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"Promoting fidgeting is a common method for managing attention regulation," said Elaine Taylor-Klaus, co-founder of ImpactADHD, a coaching service for children with attention disorders and their parents.
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Pay attention to the new ideas and areas of mental focus that arrive on Monday as messenger Mercury enters your house of career, shifting your attention to your reputation.
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Transgender people and their issues are finally getting national attention with Caitlyn Jenner coming out and growing media attention from shows like Transparent and Orange Is the New Black.
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That means less attention on Elizabeth, whose marriage troubles the show had thoroughly examined and closed the book on, and more attention on the disruptive Margaret, Camilla, and Diana.
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With Parkland, however, it appears the students who survived the shooting are driving the attention onto gun control — and they've been able to keep America's attention on the issue.
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One exchange was particularly attention-grabbing for those who could remember their high school history, or who paid vague attention to the debates over stimulus during the last recession.
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On the one hand, I haven't lost my certainty that Americans should be paying more attention to our wars and that our lack of attention truly does cost lives.
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A whole dimension of life slides away, and you realize that what, in fact, you've been using to get attention, or command attention, has been what you look like.
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Shootings inside churches and schools tend to get all the media attention, but the vast majority of mass shootings don't get much media attention as a gun control issue.
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"This country is destabilizing and it needs attention because if we don't give the attention now it could impact the entire region," Beasley told reporters by phone from Kinshasa.
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In an attention economy of likes that demands performance and absolute connectivity, the selfie is a way to visually grab some- one's attention, mimicking a face-to-face interaction.
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After national attention — and backlash — North Carolina Gov.
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"Just play for fans and just pay attention to that because if you pay attention to people who don't like your band, it's not really why you're there," he said.
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Like a market with products competing for consumer attention, parties compete for voters' attention, and this competition, in theory, can produce better candidates, better policy proposals, and higher-quality government.
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Whether we like it or not, they are really good at taking noxious stuff that we shouldn't be paying attention to and making everyone in America pay attention to it.
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And more attention on the primary means more attention to some of the issues progressives care about, like health care, college affordability, income inequality and the power of special interests.
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And if the progression toward messaging is fully realized, then attention will migrate into a conversation, which would require a transformation of how people's attention is lent out to others.
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Day two was clearly better, but drew some concern among Democrats that there was too much attention paid to diversity, and not enough attention paid to jobs and national security.
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We are, of course, paying attention, and we are listening because these issues, we've learned, you have to pay attention to them when they're small because they can become big.
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We're striking to bring attention to our work, and to bring attention to issues that affect women in the workplace, like equal pay, discrimination, paid family leave, and sexual harassment.
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"By saying what he said, where he said it, with the media paying attention, it caught the world's attention for something that's been going on a long time," said Logsdon.
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I'm just really glad anyone is still paying attention, because we were gone for a while so it's so cool to see people fucking giving us a bit of attention!
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Meadows said in February that the attention on Trump and the White House benefitted the Republican-majority House as they voted on measures that received "little attention" as a result.
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Security firm Trend Micro is drawing attention to a scam that normally does not get a lot of attention in its new security report for the first half of 22019.
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Tesla's automated driver assistance system Autopilot has garnered both positive attention for the sophistication of its features and negative attention for its association with a number of high-profile accidents.
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So on that note, I'd recommend that you stop paying attention to anything I say about the future and start paying very close attention to the time lords in Chicago.
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"Nicotine seems to improve cognitive functions critically affected in schizophrenia, in particular sustained attention, focused attention, working memory, short-term memory, and recognition memory," the authors of the study wrote.
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But, through his acting he was granted immense privilege and attention, and he rightly felt a moral obligation to use that attention to elevate the stories and struggles of others.
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In the waning days of some American administrations, its attention and devotion to foreign policy issues subsides, as the president pays more attention to his legacy and his pet projects.
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Yet the new research does not definitively establish that attention deficit disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or A.D.H.D., are causal risk factors for suicide in children, Dr. Bridge said.
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By the time actual voting begins in February, many of those now running will be gone, largely due to lack of media attention, too much negative media attention, or both.
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"Ignore their attention games and focus your reporting on the wide range of non-hateful political views in this country that aren't screaming loudly to get your attention," she advised.
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The right-wing idea that she "just wanted the attention" is ludicrous when all the attention is bad and Dr. Blasey has no reason to be such a desperate character.
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And yet while much attention has focused on the role that 8chan and other hate sites played in fomenting these attacks, the more I worry that the attention is misplaced.
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Attention has shifted to the web, but the ad industry still treats it as second rate, not deserving of the the care, attention, and creativity they reserve for other platforms.
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He must know that being the center of attention is the worst thing that can happen to a referee, because very rarely does that attention come with peonies and gratitude.
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Jerry Moran of Kansas The question-and-answer period People haven't been paying much attention to this outside the chamber, but inside this has garnered a significant amount of attention.
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"People who are interested in clothing and fashion do pay attention to it, but I don't think that the ordinary person on the street pays attention to it," she said.
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JIM CRAMER: Even though we know, by your own admission, there are various factions within, and you have to get the President's attention, you have to keep the President's attention.
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If Americans did not change their minds in direct response to Trump's advocacy, it's at least likely that the attention he has drawn to the issue helped focus people's attention.
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He also said he doesn&apost "pay attention to what I don&apost want to pay attention to" when asked about fan&aposs fascination surrounding his and Swift&aposs relationship.
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Not paying too much attention to financial newsUnless you're a finance professional, there's not a lot to be gained from paying attention to market performance or the latest finance news.
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You are where your attention is, and if your attention is on something abstract, alien, different, new, somewhere out there, and not here and now, you miss what matters most.
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Not that the Fed should be doing that – paying attention to the stock market in the short run isn't something the Fed should be focused on - but the feature in Bernanke and Yellen was this propensity to, while not explicitly paying attention to stock prices, closer attention than any Fed regime before them.
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For me, not just in meditation, but when I work, I try to be very, very disciplined with my attention not to allow external forces to take control of my attention.
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Despite all of the above, I welcome the newfound attention being paid to this part of the country — as long as attention, and not lip service, is what is being offered.
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It was brought to international attention when Big Brother UK cast member and YouTube star Sam Pepper was finally slammed for his alleged sexually assault in the name of YouTube attention.
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So remember, in your heart, if you're not outraged, you're not paying attention, and I want you to pay attention, find what's wrong, don't ignore it, don't look the other way.
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The result is a very careful balancing act, as you try to work out when you should be paying attention to her and when you should be paying attention to food.
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In a standard asana practice, there's a quality of having the body, the breath, and the attention all in conversation with each other, rather than your attention completely running the show.
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It was finding something worthy of your attention'' — James Mason, the Beach Boys — ''and then devoting attention to it until it yielded things that could never be discovered by casual engagement.
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The Nationalist Front wanted to bring more attention to the shooting, which it said the national media did not pay attention to, as well as to general refugee resettlement in Tennessee.
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But even as most attention has focused on these two bloody sprees, the past week was notable for the large number of drive-by mass shootings that didn't seize national attention.
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So part of it is just because there are people who need to present this in a market for attention, and I feel there's only so much attention to go around.
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"So you do have to plan a little bit on the route," said Luff, noting that you really have to pay attention to the drone while it pays attention to you.
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Barriss was apparently pretty unsubtle about the matter and attracted police attention when people tipped them off to publicly visible tweets between him and Viner discussing media attention over the death.
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"What we can do right now is pay attention to symptoms and pay attention to risk factors like family history, and by we, I mean largely primary health docs and patients."
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Too much attention was given to trivial things, such as bombastic statements from Trump, and not enough attention was given to policy issues, such as specific considerations for dealing with ISIS.
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Rippon and Kim proved you can bring positive attention to your sport, whether or not you win gold, simply by being yourself with enough people paying attention when you do it.
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You just need to be curious, stop paying attention to politics, and pay attention to what you like and what you know, and I think you can make some mad money.
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Its attention to detail goes beyond the granular into nearly the microscopic, in the process drawing attention to how flimsy the tropes of most other historical films and TV shows are.
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Several other district attorney races also drew attention and boldfaced names, proof of growing attention by Democrats nationwide to prosecutor posts, which they see as a battleground ripe for progressive ideals.
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Indeed, the new study found that while more attention did help risk-adjusted returns overall this was an effect that diminished to effectively nothing among the top quintile of attention payers.
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About 56 percent of Americans polled think Trump is not paying adequate attention to issues that are most important to their families, while 38 percent think he is paying enough attention.
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So it's a really interesting, odd storm that you're in, when you start getting attention for older things that you're done that didn't get that much of attention at the time.
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I just feel like people who pay too much attention to the old shit are out of touch and are not paying attention and haven't heard any of the new shit.
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Really, the purpose of paying attention to the breath "is to help collect the attention, quiet the mind and more fully notice the experience of the present moment," Ms. Brach said.
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At a time when media attention is fractured on an unlimited number of screens and distractions, Harry and Meghan are a unicorn: An event guaranteed to generate attention around the globe.
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Dr. Astley said a diagnosis might inform medical treatment, as well, because some medications, like Ritalin, might work for inherited attention deficit disorder, but not attention deficit symptoms caused by alcohol.
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For every person who is sick enough to come to the attention of public health authorities, there are even more people who have only mild symptoms and never seek medical attention.
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Then … employees start complaining that the CEO is paying too much attention to what the employees can do better without her and not enough attention to the rest of the company.
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But can she or any of her family members pay attention to the estate being taken over by a carpetbagger the family never paid attention to, because he was a philistine?
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President Donald Trump wants Democrats to pay a little less attention to him — and a little more attention to the various deals former President Barack Obama has inked since leaving office.
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So Slavitt is putting his attention towards Medicaid, the state and federal program that provides health coverage for low-income Americans, and has received very little attention from Sand Hill Road.
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Thanks to a job as a major league coach and the success of the surprising, young, National League East-leading Phillies, the younger Guerrero has gotten more attention, albeit misdirected attention.
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"It's a shock for the community to get the global attention like this for something that you don't want the attention for," said Bill North, the editor of The Daily Examiner.
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HR: The attention ... KS: By the attacks on you.
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That's a key — the political events receive more attention.
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Maya knows what will — and won't — ensnare people's attention.
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Nick Viall seeks America's attention — perhaps that's a crime.
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"We never get this kind of media attention " Sen.
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Pay attention — Boston is on the cusp of something.
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" So we should really be be paying attention. "Yes.
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Attention ... without trying to seem to desperate for it.
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" —Omar "I focus my attention on their bottom lip.
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That got a lot of attention -- and rightly so.
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" Obama continued: "Everybody around the world is paying attention.
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" He said, "What forces our attention is Cézanne's anxiety.
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A lot of people are paying attention to you .
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Williamson's email gained attention on social media Sunday evening. .
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Of course, there's media attention — and lots of it.
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And grab attention it did — far beyond California. Why?
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" Another reporter said it feeds into the "attention economy.
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And they should be paying attention to job disruption .
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Work requirements — that gets the attention of the Democrats.
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" She added, "Seconds matter, attention to the road matters.
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Besides ... it only brings attention to the iconic song.
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Long Beach, it seemed, demanded — and deserved — more attention.
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" That kind of attention to detail "wins people over.
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Mr. Spicer brings the one thing Hollywood craves — attention.
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Opinion Columnist HONG KONG — Pay attention to Hong Kong.
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" Hayes said he believes "people are paying attention more.
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Three names are getting the most attention: ■ Neil Gorsuch.
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That got Dr. Dre's attention, which led to Anderson .
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Threats catapulted me, but "Dark & Violent" got the attention.
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Hope you're paying attention Alshon Jeffery, JPP, Von Miller ...
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Which nobody paid attention to, really, because ... Yes, overrun.
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Pay attention, fellas ... Papa bear don't take no mess!
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"There's a great deal of attention given to identity politics [at Netroots] and much less attention to progressive values, how to win elections, how to excite the grassroots and our ideology," Rep.
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Look at a newspaper and pay attention: What news is useful for a poor person, someone who's suffering from a flood, someone who needs the intervention or attention of a public entity?
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Tim Wu, the Columbia Law professor and author of The Attention Merchants — a history of the commodification of attention in America — got at just this tactic in a January interview with NPR.
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New Hampshire voters are already taking credit for giving two candidates who started with little money and funny last names enough attention to get the rest of the country to pay attention.
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A lot of people who may have not have previously paid close attention to all of the things that are going on within the state government are paying much more attention now.
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The attention economy is dying, and it's not pretty; there is only so much time in the day to pay attention to things, and we as a society have reached the limit.
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As frequent visitors to the Venice Biennale well know, there are always uninvited artists vying for attention during the opening days, dressed in attention-grabbing clothing, performing, and mounting various DIY exhibitions.
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I can get on my soapbox and use it to get attention and the fact that I've become someone somewhat recognizable in America; it allows me to draw attention to this disease.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick first drew attention to the issue when he began kneeling during the national anthem played before NFL games to draw attention to racial oppression and inequality.
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This kind of attention-getting savvy would probably be useful to Gary Johnson right about now, but if you've already secured a major party presidential nomination, getting attention really isn't very useful.
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"This recycling process did not receive as much attention as it deserved, but I discovered that we should be paying more attention to this autophagy process," he told Japanese public broadcaster NHK.
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So I think that once that happens, so people take their attention off their bodies—because there's way too much attention on these bodies, physical skin and color and all that stuff.
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More attention needs to be focused on the role of global climate change as a threat intensifier, even at the cost of paying less attention to such issues as polar bear extinction.
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So pay close attention to that vote, and if they get 50, eat energy bars and hydrate throughout the vote-a-rama, then pay very close attention to the last two votes.
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And the positive impact from attention on given trades only persists for about five months, meaning that a high-attention market-beating strategy presumably depends on stringing together good trades over time.
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The financier and convicted sex offender also deposited money in other inmates' commissaries to avoid their attention and seemingly devised a way to hang himself without drawing attention in the understaffed facility.
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Some social activists blame the media for the public's short attention span, believing that online interest is driven by the amount of time and attention the press gives to any given subject.
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"In a way, it's notable, because I think that Main Street pays attention to that kind of gain, although I think the professional investor pays attention to the percentage gain," Pavlik said.
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Harris is a dynamic politician whose national profile is on the up, along with her fundraising prowess, meaning she is gaining attention -- and attention-grabbing headlines -- as a potential 2020 primary candidate.
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If you're already paying attention to the TV show you've tuned in to watch, you're more likely to pay attention to an integrated ad that plays without your noticing it, after all.
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This is called Attention Bias Modification Treatment, and it works by shifting attention from a threatening stimulus—like anxious thoughts or physical sensations—to a benign or benevolent one, like colored dots.
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And now, I hope, finally, that attention will be paid to the issue of black-white relations in our country, particularly interactions that involve the police — attention that is long, long overdue.
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Currently in its fourth (and final) season, Banshee has enjoyed supportive critical attention and a devoted fan base since it debuted in early 2013, but it's remained sadly bereft of mainstream attention.
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It said that "he has run the $85033 billion government with keen attention to accountability and efficiency," and it called special attention to his accomplishments in education, environmental protection and crime reduction.
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" The next two albums on the chart are new arrivals: the rock band Shinedown opened at No. 5 with "Attention Attention," and the rappers Rae Sremmurd bowed at No. 6 with "Sr3mm.
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Ellis has said before in court he doesn't care about media or the public's attention, and wishes more attention could be paid to the daily, less newsworthy activities of the federal court.
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In 1971 the social scientist Herbert Simon anticipated the attention economy when he wrote that in an information-rich world, the most scarce resource is the one that information itself consumes: attention.
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And whatever else the Kardashians lacked — talent, class, a clear reason for being famous — they had a stranglehold on public attention, and the ability to direct that attention as they saw fit.
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"It may be that class affects only deliberate aspects of attention — such that higher-class individuals consciously choose to devote less attention to other people than do lower-class individuals," they report.
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On the flip side, when a woman's work is paid attention to, the specifics of that work are often secondary to the fact that a woman's work is being paid attention to.
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They reported having difficulty sustaining attention, not listening, and being easily distracted in childhood, as well as moderate to severe difficulty following instructions and dislike for tasks that require attention during adulthood.
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"Action isn't guaranteed, but these meetings usually translate into more attention, and with attention comes scale and push and more funding," Dr. Lucica Ditiu, the executive director of Stop TB, told me.
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Bell worried that the amount of media attention given to celebrity victims of the fire could end up deflecting attention, and resources, away from those who don't have the money to rebuild.
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But outside of their robot sessions, the children also showed improvement in their ability to pay attention to the same thing as the adult they were with, a skill known as joint attention.
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" Chelsea said Thursday, "My first reaction was, 'Oh no, now no one's going to pay attention to Social Security, which is a really important conversation and hasn't gotten enough attention this election season.
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The media should really stop paying attention to her, because it's not like she wants attention, she just wants unconditional, universal love from the public, recognition from her peers and praise from critics!
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If I were to follow fashion magazine convention, I should always wear something that draws attention to my waist, where I'm smallest, and draws attention away from where I'm biggest: ass, hips, thighs.
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Felicity says that "lighter colored tops and darker skirts" are a simple way to bring more attention to your upper body, while a short hem also gives your legs some well-deserved attention.
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He studies the ethics of attention and persuasion in technology design and spoke with us about the rise of attention-grabbing advertising and media and how we can fight back against the onslaught.
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So if a person is like getting a lot of attention on the blogs and magazines because of the way they're dressed, that can all contribute to the kind of attention they're getting.
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But as serial acts of global terrorism, large-scale humanitarian disasters, perplexing political trends in Europe like Brexit and persistent economic fragility demand urgent attention, the question emerges: Is anyone even paying attention?
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"I hope, given all of the attention in this case and all of the attention that it&aposs sure to continue to receive, that everyone lets the judicial process play out," he said.
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Darth Vader receives individualized, hands-on attention and guidance from Darth Sidious, and it is clear that no other pupil is competing for his attention (I'm looking at you, Count Dooku's severed head).
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"Smaller classrooms mean more attention to your child and more attention means that they learn better ... and they can excel," said Stefanie Gambrell, 48, the mother of a child in a CPS school.
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These heavyweights are attracting a ton of attention, but the scrappy, independent company Tattly earns our attention for introducing the public to a smart and fun venue for illustrators to distribute their work.
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Watch this from VICE: Some research has suggested that fish oil might help with attention in kids with attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD), or with mental functioning and behavior in children in general.
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Democrats argue that drawing more national attention to the race will help Ossoff by making the election a referendum on the unpopular Trump, but Handel's campaign is not concerned about the extra attention.
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With more public attention to this issue — and with April 2 marking Equal Pay Day — gender and diversity funds have emerged to help investors identify companies that are paying attention to these concerns.
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Spritz is now working to help the 20 percent of children and adults with dyslexia or concentration disorders like attention deficit disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder who benefit greatly from our approach.
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Calls attention to itself and why—with enemies at the door, with the community under siege, with all of us having to pull together—would anyone want to call attention to themselves here?
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If you were going to start paying more attention to the technology you interact with every day, I would say start paying attention to areas where an interface is asking information from you.
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"There's always the argument that declaring something an emergency increases attention to it, but in this case there's a lot of attention — just not a lot of effective action so far," Frieden said.
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Rather than offering calm in dramatic times, Trump sells drama around small stories — driving massive interest among fans and critics alike, but ultimately focusing attention on what he wants to focus attention on.
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Struggling to get the attention of a tech giant After officials at Texas Parks and Wildlife saw the fishing ads in June 2019, they said they tried multiple strategies to get Google's attention.
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"In a very cluttered marketplace where people are highly distracted, we've seen the value in a big personality who demands your attention and just forces people to pay attention to him," she said.
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He suggested Musk became involved in the cave rescue because "publicity drives attention, attention drives investors" — a remark that certainly went over well with the Tesla critics who'd begun following him on Twitter.
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Though we learn about wine by paying attention to it, some moments call for not paying attention to it, just as you can enjoy a meal without analyzing the bread or the meat.
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In particular, tech product design has pre-supposed a zero-sum game for the user's attention, which has created a landscape of red dots and hyper-partisan Facebook posts competing for your attention.
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They're about which tiny slice of the 2 million books published every year I've chosen to give my attention to, and which tiny slice I've chosen to point your attention to as well.
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Code Blue organized phone banks for Cava in California, helped raise money for his campaign, and ultimately brought national attention to a race that few people had paid attention to four months before.
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"The Israeli interest is that the international community's attention be entirely on Iran, and not to launch an all-out campaign in Gaza which would distract attention from Iran," Lieberman told Army Radio.
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But, ultimately, it's just you there and you don't need to have fancy words for these things, it's just you paying attention, and once you start paying attention then you see so much.
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Both events could draw much more attention to potential risks.
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Our attention is hijacked by all kinds of external forces.
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There is so much happening, culturally, that demands our attention.
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Few will now pay attention if the rebranding eventually happens.
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Pay attention: These are examples of sex ed done right.
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The attention and hype around this year's convention is unusual.
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But his book reviews tend to generate the most attention.
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But while digital publishing scales, our attention span does not.
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We all need activities to satisfy our minuscule attention spans.
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Gopman did not get the positive attention he was expecting.
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This has diverted attention from the substance of the idea.
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Beyoncé now has an astronomical lock on the world's attention.
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One is to pay attention to the website's staff page.
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In the meantime, at least, "the attention will help tremendously."
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However, these videos did not get the same mainstream attention.
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Or, perhaps, if there is heightened media attention on terrorism.
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These are serious issues and they cannot have enough attention.
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I've never driven a car that got this much attention.
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Most big startup breakouts are where people aren't paying attention.
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And that's how meditation can build capacity for sustained attention.
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"It's really not gotten the attention that it should," Sen.
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Because your infant baby needs so much of your attention.
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Attention shoppers Missed out on all that Black Friday nonsense?
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But the menu's primary role has been to attract attention.
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Khloé is excited for the attention and her sister's expertise.
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Shire sells treatments for rare diseases and attention deficit disorder.
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But Google kept giving Access and Fiber attention and money.
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Ryan Seacrest opens up about having attention deficit disorder (ADD).
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That fact hasn't slipped by the South Korean government's attention.
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Bradford's attention to detail also becomes clear from prolonged looking.
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But, back home, the attention is all on the economy.
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Rockstraw first came to the attention of authorities in 1978.
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It didn't get a lot of attention at the time.
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My tweet got attention quickly; people are outraged, rightfully so.
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Students drew attention to their causes by taking over buildings.
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First of all, you need to capture your audience's attention.
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But it was part of that moment, and the attention.
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I hope the American people are paying very close attention.
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But the attention paid prior to voting has gone around
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I wasn't even paying attention to what they were asking.
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Of all the world's communities, DIY enthusiasts receive little attention.
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He didn't know how to handle the attention and drama.
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I did not ask for and do not seek attention.
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He seems to be excited about the attention from Verrit.
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It's a development that everyone should give their close attention.
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Cory Booker brought attention to violence against Black transgender Americans.
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If the goal was to get China's attention, mission accomplished.
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Meanwhile, some lawmakers are giving more attention to drug treatment.
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Arpaio thanked Jones for bringing his trial to Trump's attention.
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Geminoid is the center of attention on the SXSW stage.
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"She seems very anxious for attention to herself," said Waxman.
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Investors, therefore, should pay no attention to trade war noises.
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They give much less attention to their burgeoning criminal empire.
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Pyle paid attention to the dancers' hands, feet, and eyes.
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Has she said anything in response to all this attention?
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But when heaven weeps, the church must come to attention.
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They may deliberately seek out drama, because they adore attention.
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"Again, this bill got a lot of attention," said Newman.
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But losing an election can still earn plenty of attention.
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It's so crowded we can barely get the bartender's attention.
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The bill got national attention last week when state Rep.
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Suddenly Paul was getting all this attention as the songwriter.
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When you lose the publishers' trust, you lose their attention.
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Because of this, companies are continually competing for everyone's attention.
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Everything seems designed to call attention to the Trump parallel.
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It's kind of obvious that people haven't been paying attention.
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"(The report) has gotten the attention it deserved," Waldman said.
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So the attention it received was expected, if not deserved.
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This restaurant is famous locally, but it deserves national attention.
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If they are perceiving that, then they aren't paying attention.
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If you aren't angry about something, you aren't paying attention.
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The conventional path is the outcome of not paying attention.
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But the crypts could use attention from the warriors, too.
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Twitter. I'm going to turn my attention to Twitter, Apple.
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But most people don't pay as close attention to politics.
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Now it's turning its attention to affordable homes in Britain.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius today, turning your attention to partnerships.
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But one photo has gotten a lot of attention today.
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It got a lot of attention in Orlando, you know.
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Anything that feels fishy will most certainly attract regulators' attention.
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"She likes the camera and the attention," the teenager says.
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It doesn't get as much attention as perhaps it should.
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Leveraged lending has attracted some attention in Washington of late.
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The issue of resistance has received attention in recent years.
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She found him receiving medical attention at home, say prosecutors.
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Attention is turning to the U.S. congressional elections on Nov.
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Singapore escaped Trump's attention until relatively late in his campaign.
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And I love the attention he's bringing to Parkinson's disease.
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"He's getting a kick out of the attention," Hasson said.
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Tomorrow the markets will pay attention to UK employment data.
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We all need to pay very careful attention to that.
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Still, maybe all the media attention is leading to change.
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Attention Fixer Upper fans: The design bible is officially coming.
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She would learn to use that attention to her advantage.
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This presidency certainly gets your attention, day after insane day.
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In a case that drew less attention, Marine Lance Cpl.
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Pay attention to any changes in your credit score, too.
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It also drew greater media attention to fringe extremist groups.
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You have to give that extra attention to the kids.
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Bump stocks became a focus of attention after the Oct.
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Perhaps the President will turn his attention to other matters.
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Paintings are objects which require slow viewing and profound attention.
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So, why does this president get the attention he does?
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The film never got made, but it won Coker attention.
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I should have paid more attention to my own profile.
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Rule 7 Pay a lot of attention to the building.
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The company's attention to detail shows on the Wolverine Ultimate.
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Obviously, you're going to want to seek medical attention immediately.
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It's not that the Fed isn't paying attention, Pollack said.
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Investors will be paying close attention to developments on Wednesday.
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I want our staff to have that attention to detail.
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" Others simply say, "Attention whore" and "You're worth nothing, skank.
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James are both characterized by a hypersensitive attention to emotional
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I mean, I didn't pay attention enough to my house.
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No sound effects or any special tricks to draw attention.
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Attention High School Musical fans, you're in for a treat!
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"Willow LOVES attention, belly rubs and lap time," Warnick adds.
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But it's also a ritual to get a mate's attention.
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Without proper attention, Sears lost relevancy and its customers' loyalty.
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The attention is distracting, and the queen doesn't like it.
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That history has caught the National Transportation Safety Board's attention.
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We would be stars, and that alone grabbed my attention.
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When I direct, he watches me and pays close attention.
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Pay close attention, because Kavanaugh has made his purpose clear.
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Pay close attention to the power dynamics in your partnerships.
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"Everybody pays so much attention to your number," she said.
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Now Courtois and colleagues are turning their attention farther out.
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As time went on, other ventures competed for his attention.
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Stimulant medications can help with some behavior and attention issues.
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You have earned their love, their respect and their attention.
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Your relationships need your attention, but career is also calling.
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Turning from purpose, we focused our attention on potential structure.
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Popular on Instagram and the runway, the look commands attention.
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If that doesn't worry you, you're simply not paying attention.
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But any liberals feeling complacent are clearly not paying attention.
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In our astrological study, the planets get plenty of attention.
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Bibi's case has received huge attention in Pakistan and internationally.
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People who pay attention to politics in Texas know this.
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And, as you'll see, the column did get his attention.
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But Simmons doesn't want the attention, his manager tells PEOPLE.
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She was released while investigators shifted their attention to Angela.
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But early on, teams are unlikely to attract much attention.
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By Wednesday, Green was amused by all of the attention.
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Apparently the lust for attention was evident on my face.
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So it got lots of attention again, like I said.
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Here's hoping that side of things is getting equal attention.
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Both flags snapped rigidly to attention in a manufactured breeze.
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He added that he knew the photo would get attention.
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Pay attention to the moments in life you FEEL beautiful.
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So why has it taken so long to pay attention?
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TikTok has also started to steal attention from younger users.
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But it was Dodik whose election drew the most attention.
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It also did, finally, elicit the attention of Mr. Hatch.
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Streaming services have now sharpened the competition for viewers' attention.
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Breitbart's efforts have gotten the attention of the Post's brass.
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Anybody who's paying attention to the 0003 election knows that.
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But it was Foster's costume that drew attention from Cox.
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The attention and potential for sex distract from painful emotions.
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He's not against bringing attention to the surrounding sites, though.
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He is at once the center of attention and invisible.
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"We give each other a lot of attention," she said.
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Ceding influence and attention violates the fundamental laws of politics.
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Let's direct our attention to some of the possible fixes.
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I will be paying more attention to this unique space.
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Herzbrun's landscapes similarly draw attention to individual patches of color.
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It has also focused attention on the country's blasphemy laws.
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The president, not paying close attention, signed it 'Reagan Reagan.
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That brings my attention back to the ol' combustion engine.
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It's unclear how the flagpole was brought to PPM's attention.
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I pay a lot of attention to status in Washington.
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It's certainly worth paying some attention to what you pick.
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It requires empathy, understanding, close attention to others, and compromise.
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He knows how to redirect your attention like a magician.
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Jenkins is redirecting the attention to his admirable political causes.
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And yet, it's the state that's gotten the least attention.
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The message is clear, every time: I'm boss, pay attention.
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For now, many Taiwanese are basking in Mr Trump's attention.
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On numerous occasions we have identified situations that required attention.
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Why do so many of us pay attention to blabbermouths?
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Once she was gone, he focused more attention on Rice.
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They share a single thing, which is basically: pay attention.
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When Californians heard that song, we knew they'd pay attention.
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The show just brought a lot of attention to us.
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Drunk Jelly, which was brought to our attention by Cosmopolitan.
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Along with the revenue, the company began to gain attention.
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Are you paying attention to the Athletic, what they're doing?
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One of them is attracting far more attention than usual.
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But now, we shift our attention from quantity to quality.
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But they are commanding attention, and backing up their strut.
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She kneels on the ground, trying to get Hubbard's attention.
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He is completely unworthy of attention or a redeeming edit.
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He is completely unworthy of attention or a redeeming edit.
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That's why all the cooks always pay attention with that.
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Like really have to pay attention, but it's cruise control.
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When Rihanna hits the stage, you pay close attention, right?
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As its name suggests, Spice Kitchen pays attention to flavors.
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They have also caught the attention of established financial players.
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Today, we're turning our attention to Museum of Simulation Technology.
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Attention, fans of Shake Shack — which is basically everyone, right?
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The account, which has now been suspended, quickly attracted attention.
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I also like the attention I got when using it.
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Now, she's turning her attention to her first solo project.
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However, if I were Apple I would pay close attention.
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In the second, it barely pays attention to the bot.
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It matters, but few people are paying attention to it.
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This openness could also be aimed at getting attention elsewhere.
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Zayn Malik doesn't want to be the center of attention.
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That got her mother's attention in a whole different way.
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