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...hard to believe what they charge are market prices, but I guess I trust what they're doing," said Matt A. Litfin, who also lives in Peabody Terrace. "People who come here from other parts of the country and the world are not used...
...that protects and nourishes the neurons. But while the brain contains virtually all the nerve cells it will ever have, the pattern of wiring between them has yet to stabilize. Up to this point, says Shatz, "what the brain has done is lay out circuits that are its best guess about what's required for vision, for language, for whatever." And now it is up to neural activity--no longer spontaneous, but driven by a flood of sensory experiences--to take this rough blueprint and progressively refine...
...frames follow fashion as much as function. "They can reveal a lot about the times," says Robert Marc, an upscale New York City eyewear designer and retailer. The shape of the decade is marked by the shape of the lenses. Put your glasses on and play the Frame Game: guess who was wearing what when...
...into the poor quality of its service, America Online two days ago announced a refund offer to make up to all those customers who had been getting busy signals when they tried to use the online service. Trouble is, the customers have to phone in for the refunds. And guess what they?re hearing? Busy signals. Apparently AOL did not provide enough phone lines to handle the avalanche of customer calls for refunds. After navigating through a three-minute maze of menu options, callers Friday invariably hit a dead end with a recorded message to "call again later." Customer service...
...into the poor quality of its service, America Online two days ago announced a refund offer to make up to all those customers who had been getting busy signals when they tried to use the online service. Trouble is, the customers have to phone in for the refunds. And guess what they?re hearing? Busy signals. Apparently AOL did not provide enough phone lines to handle the avalanche of customer calls for refunds. After navigating through a three-minute maze of menu options, callers Friday invariably hit a dead end with a recorded message to "call again later." Customer service...