citron vert wrote on Apr 8th 2001, 07:40:58 about
attention
Rating: 12 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyPeople will pay more attention to what you say if you tell them that Ben Franklin said it first.
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Daniel Arnold wrote on Oct 27th 2001, 16:40:08 about
attention
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Atenntion, please.
I've just got the idea that what I named RoundRobin might even be called »a serialized narration«.
Sounds good.
Jean-Claude Choul wrote on Mar 12th 2002, 10:29:20 about
attention
Rating: 4 point(s) | Read and rate text individuallyAs a rule, never pay attention, but rather, give it. Attention can easily be divided and spread around, while it seems to refer to some form of concentration, a scarce commodity these days. The military know all about attention, and are paid to stand at it and even snap to it. My style of attention is happily free (I don't have to pay) and does not require the raising of a flag. And hopefully it is not a posture.
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