To ALL our local towns for your attention and generosity!
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Inevitably, the words and the dance fight for your attention.
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"We compete with everyone and everything" for your attention, noted Roth.
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Unsolicited alerts just mugging for your attention — all the crap, basically.
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"I thank you for your attention to this issue," he said.
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Before I conclude, I want to thank you for your attention.
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No Man's Sky appears to be vying for your attention again.
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One type of contest vying for your attention is Art Battles.
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Three patriotic specials compete for your attention on America's 242nd birthday.
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It was like watching two televisions shows simultaneously competing for your attention.
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Two, there's much more competition for your attention than there ever was before.
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Places that didn't care for your attention and therefore didn't cater to it.
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It's not just that watching people vie for your attention can feel gross.
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So that's what I want to say, and thank you for your attention.
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It clamors for your attention until it gets it, at which point it disappears.
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Thank you everyone for your attention and constant support for the center in the past!
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It could become the marketing platform through which the physical world vies for your attention.
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There are thousands and thousands more recipes to cook this week waiting for your attention.
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There are thousands and thousands more recipes to cook this week waiting for your attention.
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As products jockey for your attention on Prime Day, some of them will be playing dirty.
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There are no notifications blinking on a screen, no 67 other tabs fighting for your attention.
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And far-field technology means it won't be competing for your attention with other Alexa-enabled devices.
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These two companies will be fighting for your attention in a sort of press conference face-off.
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And—like any overly co-dependent companionship—it also has a never-ending need for your attention.
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At first glance, it seems like a cheap trick that is basically just begging for your attention.
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Well the social network may be easing up a little in its unending war for your attention.
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In fact, there are an overwhelming number of Really Good Comedies competing for your attention right this moment.
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Vying for your attention and approval are Clare O'Kane, Abby Govindan, Petey DeAbreu, Nick Naney and Sam Taggart.
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Thank you for your attention and tweets" and "All my videos are within the scope of my ability.
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Model good behavior Are you often lost in your own online world as your kids compete for your attention?
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This is an excerpt from Please Like Me, BuzzFeed News' newsletter about how influencers are battling for your attention.
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Pirotte has deliberately hung the German Renaissance painting in a room where pleasure and perversion fight for your attention.
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You're focused on your reputation and your career goals today, Sagittarius, but issues at home are also calling for your attention.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As you drive down Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, provocative signage competes for your attention.
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Critic's Notebook Three television documentaries are vying for your attention over the next two days, serendipitously stacked in order of accessibility.
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Sure, the architecture competes for your attention with the art because Wright's buildings are on some level always, ultimately, about Wright.
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With new subscription services fighting for your attention all the time, it's easy to let the bills get out of hand.
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Hot Flush You'll be blushing all month long as suitors vie for your attention, so embrace the look with this statement cheek.
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Over the past couple of years, Alexa, Siri, and the Google Assistant have each vied for your attention on a daily basis.
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Every pay-to-stream video company is fighting a "battle royale" for your attention, and not all of them will make it.
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But reading is a hobby, especially when dead tree books have to compete for your attention alongside now infinite alternative entertainment options.
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In New York, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of buildings and storefronts vying for your attention.
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Email eventually suffered from its own abundance, where inboxes brimmed with all types of requests for your attention, much of it spam.
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As more streaming services compete for your attention, they're going to look for new and unusual ways to keep you on the hook.
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But as Lanier points out in The New York Times, sublime, addictive images are created specifically because they are competing for your attention.
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Studies have shown that hopping on your phone and e-mail every time they ping for your attention causes your productivity to plummet.
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Being in a place where nothing has an agenda for your attention, as Axelrod found, means looking and listening in an unguarded way.
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At a cognitive level, they are voracious vampires for your attention, and as soon as you look at one, you are basically toast.
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Netflix and YouTube and Quibi are making different things, but they're all competing for your attention, and that's where the real war exists.
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It is our hope that due consideration is given to his case, and we thank you for your attention to this important matter.
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Their brightly colored displays make real life seem boring, while your friends, associates, and everyone else on social media constantly beg for your attention.
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For every $45 aquamarine eyeliner you can buy on the internet, there's at least five drugstore dupes that are rallying for your attention instead.
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The streaming landscape is likely to change again in the coming months, as all these different players fight to the death for your attention.
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But we're not quite in The Girl with All the Gifts territory yet, and plenty of other worthy news is competing for your attention.
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At the same time, you'll increase the incentive for these websites to be (if nothing else) more consistent and less desperate for your attention.
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There are absolutely loads of VPN providers that are competing for your attention, and NordVPN is making a big effort to secure your business.
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And you in turn will sit there and stare back, ignoring irate calls from the office or pleas for your attention from family members.
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It's the spectacle on display, however, that separates the Disney+ gamble from other content vying for your attention in this era of streaming wars.
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Until the launch of YouTube TV this year, the company was always at a disadvantage in the competition for your attention in the living room.
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It tracks things like which apps you use, how often you pick up your phone, and how frequently your apps buzz you for your attention.
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Microsoft is tweaking how notifications are displayed in the taskbar, so there's a badge that will indicate how many items are waiting for your attention.
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Every day feels like there's a constant barrage of new music with single premieres, album streams, music videos, and teasers all competing for your attention.
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Apple TV+ is competing for your attention with existing services like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and HBO Now, but is cheaper than any of them.
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Head-splitting synthesis and organic instrumentation swirl around one another in pleasantly prickly arrangements, competing for your attention across the big black background silence and void.
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As Frieze and TEFAF go head-to-head, eight other fairs or fair-like endeavors are vying for your attention (and time, and money) this week.
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Do you mean that there's so much out there, so much competition for your attention, that it's unlikely you're gonna read stuff you don't agree with.
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Vying for your attention nearby are spongy rosemary focaccia, soft country wheat and a pull-apart roll lit with cracked pepper and laced with grated cheese.
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Once you've stripped away the digital chatter clamoring for your attention, your smartphone will return to something closer to the role originally conceived by Mr. Jobs.
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A quick Google search for alternatives to the $143 blue eyeshadow you've been eyeing will serve up a handful of drugstore options vying for your attention instead.
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New York (CNN Business)Big Media and Big Tech are waging an all out streaming war to fight for your attention, not to mention your subscription dollars.
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"We were protesting just a few minutes ago asking for your attention to a much bigger idea ..." the man said, as moderator Karine Jean-Pierre tried to intervene.
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And the new mermaid-inspired hues are out-of-this-world bright, loaded with golden flecks, and have the kind of holographic magic that beg for your attention.
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As a founder, you more or less operate in the same context every day, even though there might be many different aspects of your company competing for your attention.
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The current state of the modern world is a billion voices screaming for your attention, and it's easy to let the most negative ones filter through and bring you down.
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In the show's third gallery, aptly titled "Rampant Abstraction," color reigns supreme, and vying for your attention are paintings by Elizabeth Murray, Willem de Kooning, Alma Thomas and Shirley Jaffe.
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In fact, it's got numerous systems at work, all simultaneously competing for your attention and potentially obfuscating what it is that you might want to open the app to actually do.
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Facebook re-popularized the live stream this year year with Facebook Live, a streaming video service that allows media companies and marketing teams to grovel for your attention in real time.
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Towards the end of a hard set, the sensations of pain and fatigue sweeping through your body are so powerful that it's almost impossible for your attention to be anywhere else.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATIONS Frigid temperatures in the single digits won't stop marquee performers from flocking to the spotlight in Times Square, as several networks compete for your attention at home.
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There'll be news from Marvel, updates from DC, reveals from 20th Century Fox, and tons of TV shows all jockeying for your attention with casting announcements, producer panels, and flashy new trailers.
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Because, even if the hack might not be the most sophisticated, and as new data breaches fight for your attention, real people are still getting fucked over somewhere, and should know about it.
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There will be tons of vendors vying for your attention and handing out literature, so having someone along means you can share the load and stay more sane in a frenzied environment. 4.
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The first is the obvious victory of achieving whatever goal you're trying to accomplish — here, you're able to focus on your work without being constantly interrupted by a smartphone begging for your attention.
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It's a feeling of running in sleet as fast as you possibly can while your family is shouting at you for your attention, and then suddenly hitting a wall and everything going silent.
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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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And it has created what they call a global "battle space" in which pop stars like Taylor Swift and terror groups like ISIS use the same tactics to fight for your attention online.
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This test simulates the pawing of a dog, one that might be clambering for your attention by scratching at your seat or one that insists on jumping on and off furniture over and over again.
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In the spaces where brands are usually fighting for your attention and your dollars, we've injected some honest-to-goodness art by Toilet Paper, the weird project of artist Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari.
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And here you can hear again what happens when you have two Big Singers in one pop group: they're constantly vying for your attention, seeing who can hit that money note with the most conviction.
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Turn off new email alerts for Gmail, for example, and it can become an app you dip in and out of a few times a day rather than something clamoring for your attention every minute.
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It's a bit of an issue, of course, when those products start competing for your attention — a kind of, "oh no, I have too many robot helpers in my home" problem, but a problem nonetheless.
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"Get ready for your car to become yet another 'screen' where publishers and advertisers compete for your attention," says a new report from Forrester Research entitled "Autonomous Vehicles Will Reshape the Global Economy" (via MarTech Today).
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But that's the beauty of a diverse market: if you want purely utilitarian equipment, look elsewhere; if you want something that looks fabulous while being highly functional, the WA7 is a good candidate for your attention.
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While the ability to lead, collaborate and communicate are still critical to landing a job, it's having experience in the latest technical skills that will get hiring managers at the top companies clamoring for your attention.
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As opposed to a strip club, where the girls are constantly vying for your attention and your money, the brothel is almost a last hurrah, and as a result, is less of a social hang out.
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Myriad information channels — email, texts, social media, and on and on, along with your nagging impulse to check them constantly for something new — compete for your attention when you&aposre trying to focus on important work.
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There's even a folk jam thrown in for good measure, though like the others, it's the sort of casual, intimate track that doesn't beg for your attention, only revealing its true mysteries on a second, deeper listen.
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With all these mega merchants vying for your attention, we've rounded up the best deals on headphones so all you need to do is find the pair best suited for your needs and add them to your cart.
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The central conflict of the track is the fact that it has two kinds of time competing for your attention: the repeating central synth figure is in one time signature, and the techno drum programming is in another.
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Have a dig around in your apps of choice of Android—some let you change the notification sounds, some don't, but it's another way of customizing the sounds coming out of your handset (and knowing which app is competing for your attention).
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That's the oddly premised question ESPN asks in a new ad campaign that takes on some of the many new time drains competing with it for your attention, including streaming services like Netflix and Amazon and social media networks like Facebook and Twitter.
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Just unleash the Semantic Text Mining and Annotation for Information Extraction and Trend Analysis Tool on the pile of resumes you've got waiting for your attention and have it flag any with certain combinations of "social media" and "guru" it might find.
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But even if you've retreated into retail recovery, arms filled with your treasure of marked-down goods, there's a whole slew of deals out there just waiting for your attention — and all you need to do to access them is sign up.
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Snapchat's faced down a full-on assault for your attention from Facebook-owned properties, in the forms of Instagram Stories, Messenger Day and WhatsApp Stories, each trying to replicate the very things that make Snapchat, well, Snapchat, but under a different, Facebook-owned app.
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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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Every little thing your apps and services do — push notifications to your locked phone, autoplaying YouTube videos, or the little delay between when you open Twitter and when you see if you have any new notifications — is a bid for your attention and engagement, Harris said.
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As the web becomes an ever more crowded landscape of things battling for your attention, we're seeing an increase in marketing spend from companies to help capture it, and that in turn is leading to a rising tide for marketing technology startups building solutions to do just that.
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The "feed" mentality fostered by social networks such as Facebook and Twitter has only reinforced this attitude, creating a digital environment in which all media––YouTube videos, news articles, memes, photos of your high school friend's new baby––must compete for your attention alongside completely disparate forms of media.
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With several high-profile new services being launched next year, including Disney+ and unnamed entries from both Apple and AT&T, viewers will find themselves subjected to the programming and pricing whims of various studios, tech companies, and mega-conglomerates—all of them locked in a battle for your attention.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)When Palm came back from the dead last year with what I have dubbed as the "baby phone," even though that cute little device was far from perfect, I couldn't help but appreciate Palm's attempt at making something that allowed people to stay connected but didn't constantly beg for your attention.
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But while the mini-economy appears to be thriving on Patreon, the women interviewed for this story shared the same concerns: that there's a ceiling to how much money you can actually make, that internet platforms are fussy and unpredictable, and that there's a finite amount of energy you can give to fans paying for your attention.
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From the information gathered through the Screenwise Meters, we learn what times of day you browse the internet or watch TV, how long you stay on websites/apps, what types of websites, apps, and TV programs are popular (or not), and how you interact with media when there is more than one screen vying for your attention.
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Director Ridley Scott's shots are densely packed, nearly cluttered, with information: old cars outfitted with industrial odds and ends; flying vehicles with blinking monitors; graffiti-covered video payphones; storefronts with blaring neon signs competing for your attention; bands of strangely dressed people carrying umbrellas lit from the handles; video advertising, some of it vaguely menacing, plastered everywhere.
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But lately the Loop, as the downtown district is called for the elevated train tracks that encircle it, is fighting for your attention with a new architecture center, writers' museum, river walk, design-centric hotels, destination restaurants and Art on the Mart, a digital art installation broadcast across a 2.5-acre building facade on the river.
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"Disciplined timeboxing breaks us free of Parkinson's law by imposing a sensible, finite time for a task and sticking to that," wrote Zao-Sanders, who said this technique helped double his productivity By having a clear intention for how you'll spend your day, you'll feel more in control and be better able to protect your time against the inevitable distractions that compete for your attention every day.
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