"Terrorism" and "Counter-Terrorism" labels are sure-fire attention getters promiscuously used to promote all manner of causes. .
Critics also charge that FIRE draws attention from real problems, including sexual assault or racism, by filtering them through the First Amendment lens and inserting itself into campus politics to serve its own agenda.
The fire brought attention to the transgender community, and Jack Bohlka said he hopes it stays there "to let them know that they're all loved," he said, his voice breaking.
By writing the journal, O'Connor hoped to rekindle smoldering fires: "My attention is always very fugitive.
Based on Christopher Hampton's play, significantly entitled The Talking Cure, this dramatises the birth of psychoanalysis as a tense three-way relationship between Freud, Jung and patient-turned-lover Sabina Spielrein, whose contortive hysterics fire the attentions of both doctors.
This fired the attention of the media, as well as smart telecom managers looking for smart ways to reduce costs, and made it suddenly seem unimportant whether PCPBXs used existing wiring.
So the smuggler set a blanket on fire to attract attention.
Still, the media focus on the dump fire was drawing attention away from the rest of the report.
And how could suicide by fire not draw attention to the Tibetans' complaints, if only because burning must surely be the most painful way to die?
The fire brought new attention to a group of people who have often found themselves on the wrong side of history.
