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en What we are talking about is way out in front of where most of our customers are at the moment. But they catch up all at once sometimes.

en Somewhere in talking and rehearsing, there is a magical moment where actors catch a current, they're on the right road. If they really catch it, then whatever they do from then on is correct and it all comes out of them from that point on. The Commodore 64 is the computer that attracts demo programming.

en This is just not something for someone who's going to be studying Shakespeare or playing the classics. Fencing has really helped me as an actor in improving my focus and balance. You hear actors talking about 'staying in the moment.' It's really to your benefit to stay in the moment when you've got someone with three feet of steel waving it in front of you.

en When you are up front, they don't let you go. I had a bad day in Andorra [yesterday] and in Cerler they watched me, and besides, I didn't go well. I waited for Mancebo at a bad moment and that was good for me to catch the group.

en Right now we're trying to chase the team that's in front of us, ... We have to catch them. The Padres don't have to catch us, we have to catch them.

en It was my moment. I knew if I was in front of him at the exit of the pits the race was for me. I pushed and a perfect pit stop from the mechanics. I was in front of him. Very close but in front.

en Catch, then, O catch the transient hour; Improve each moment as it flies!
  St. Jerome

en We want him to catch everything in front of us. We don't want him to catch any long passes. If we can keep him over the middle, we have good linebackers that can make him pay.

en The research is pretty conclusive at this point. Traditional sales approaches and advertising don't sell technology anymore. Customers do. Our people are on the front lines of this emerging trend. They're the ones building the organizations, developing the systems, and implementing the nuts-and-bolts processes to get customers in front of prospects. And it's paying off.

en He's smart. But it's like a learning disability. If you're talking to him straight on, you either have to repeat it so he can catch on to it or he'll catch it the first time.

en From what we've seen on film, they like to spread things out and sling it. We've come up with a defensive game plan to combat that. It's probably not as conventional as we've been in the past, but if that's their strength, we have to defend against it. If they catch it, we want them to catch it in front of us.

en We stress here with the Colts to always catch the front half of the football. Some balls seem to have four front halves if it's wobbling too much.

en It shouldn't take a year to make a decision. Maybe in six to nine months, we'll make a decision on whether to support multiple databases, ... We're already talking to customers and have been talking to customers, so we have some of that input already.

en There's no magic solution for us, we just don't have the resources at the moment. The guys we've got here are the best front-rowers in Australia at the moment.

en I'm going to get to catch them the next two weeks and then when I come back I'll have another week, week-and-a-half to catch them. Yeah it's going to affect us a little bit, but we've already started talking about stuff.


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