We so often get caught up with narrow tech rivalries, we forget to look at the wider market.
Fitness expert John Siracuse said people shouldn't get caught up with numbers.
He encouraged attendees not to get caught up with the partisan politics and political rhetoric that is so commonly associated with advanced energy these days.
As they do so, hedge funds, a new ingredient in the mix of lenders, will get caught up in the mess with unpredictable consequences for markets.
"The first time you play with Tiger you tend to get caught up playing him and trying to play his game, " he said.
Am I going to try to buy individual companies that I think are great, and stick with that, and not get caught up in the headlines?
Of course it is just as bad an idea to get caught up in the optimism and to buy indiscriminately especially with the major averages now at more important resistance.
On the debtor side, this case illustrates how a person who deals with a debtor can themselves get caught up in a collection case and have to defend themselves against allegations such as these.
The BBC F1 team is also caught up in the situation, with an attempt to get some on to a flight to Milan on Sunday night failing.
They happen because management ignores deep-seated weaknesses and allows itself to get caught up in a cycle of short-term initiatives meant to meet high expectations with high-risk growth.
In his case, he would get caught up in buying something on sale that he didn't really need or going with the cheapest alternative only to have it break down later.
With Michael Lonsdale and Yolande Moreau as a chorus of elders who get caught up in the tumult.
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