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...Samsung Experience store in New York City--or, soon, if you open up a Samsung Electronics package or pamphlet--you may catch a whiff. The new eau de electronics, named Intimate Blue to evoke Samsung's cobalt blue logo, is part of a drive by the Korean giant to develop a sensory identity, including a new signature sound, a string of cheery notes. "It's all about subliminal experience," says Paul Kim, a marketing manager at Samsung Electronics America...
GOTTLIEB: It's progress to the extent that people realize there's no business in pirating and they're forced to develop legitimate business models. But file sharing is a red herring. It's file sharing along with CD burning that's in need of a solution...
...they can develop their full potential. If we are all like light bulbs, you can glow a little bit more and enjoy the full consciousness and glow around you. This is the key to a peaceful world. If the experience could be given, students would understand right away how beautiful it is. I was just in a school this morning with a man named Doc Rutherford, who has brought transcendental meditation to three schools in the Washington, D.C. area. Before he came, there were a lot of shootings and stabbings. Initially, there was some resistance among the students...
...public meeting’s purpose was to inform Cambridge residents of the MBTA’s intention to develop the space, Boyle said. The MBTA had a recent “debacle” with Porter Square residents, he said, when it tried to sell the Porter MBTA station’s development rights without consulting the public first...
Nancy Costikyan, Harvard’s Manager of Work/Life Resources and a mother of two, helps to coordinate some of the resources that have earned Harvard the status a mom-friendly employer. “Harvard has continued to develop and expand the way it provides Employee Assistance Programs to its workforce. And we have made the distribution of a whole range of Work/Life services more equitable and accessible,” she said...