L2: When you are telling a story, they are not going to take notes of a story it's obvious it's a story and therefore they have to stop, and as soon as they stop writing then they are thinking.
And he goes on to take note of historical milestones and atmospheric changes.
Try to predict what questions will be asked on the test related to the concepts you are learning, and go the extra mile to take note of as much extra information as possible.
Before going on, it is necessary to take note of the rise and fall of the German historical school and the American institutionalist school, which leveled a steady barrage of critical attacks on the orthodox mainstream.
It goes this week to Dane Bowers and Nicola T, who might want to take note of what happened to Page 3 Girl Lucy Pinder last year – she didn't get her boobs out either, and was the first to be voted out.
"[The fame] is not going away, so I figure I'm just going to take advantage of it," he added, making note that he has a strict no-wedding policy because "the brides get pissed" when guests take pictures of him.
"There is probably something reassuring in saying, 'Boy, your doctor didn't do a good job and now I'm going to take care of you,'" Dr. McDaniel noted.
But if you're upgrading from an older device, like perhaps the iPhone 4 or 4S, you're going to instantly take note of just how speedy everything is with this new processor architecture.
Go to emojitracker.com (take note of the warning to epilepsy sufferers) and watch a screenful of pictograms and numbers tell you exactly how many and exactly which emoji are being used on Twitter at this very moment.
