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...deals for the money. Both record onto DVD-RAMs (which you can erase and rerecord but which can be played back only on DVD-RAM-compatible players) and DVD-Rs (which you can record onto only once but can play back on most DVD players). Thanks to the RAM format, you can start watching a program from the beginning, even if the recording isn't finished. You can also watch a previously recorded show while another recording is in progress. The E60 includes slots for SD (secure digital) and PC cards as well as a digital-video port...
...appealing inventory is only as good as the layout that allows customers to navigate through it and find what they want. Among department stores, which are not widely known for good flow, Kohl's, based in Menomonee Falls, Wis., gets high marks for its "racetrack" format. "It's based on the premise that most people want to navigate around the perimeter of the store," says Kate Delhagen, retail research director for Forrester Research. "Their design guides people that way. There's a wall of merchandise around the outside, and then they can see into the inside from there...
...Learning doesn’t just happen in a lecture format,” says Cohen. “I start to see students avoiding smaller courses. We need to have a culture [in the College] where students feel comfortable in that environment...
...suite with three men—Michael A. Gee ’03, Toby D. Anekwe ’03 and Aaron M. Tievsky ’03. “YOU’RE DOING WHAT?” he asked me in his e-mail format, all caps, comical by day, but somehow haunting when he is actually angry or incredulous. When I informed him that they were gay, and that Mather house allowed for such arrangements, his tone didn’t change, and he was sure I was entering some sort of sketchy roommate lair that...
...ambitious lineup, and yet there's a reason for that advertiser nervousness: Fox's success launching these new shows depends largely on the continued success of its reality shows, which have benefited its scripted shows like "24" (which returns next year, in the same real-time format). And that depends on, for instance, "American Junior," the kid version of "American Idol," which Fox put on its fall schedule even though its summer run hasn't even premiered yet. It depends on Fox finding a way to recreate the success of "Joe Millionaire" (Mondays at 8 E.T. next fall), even though...