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...almost cool now to say 'I bought it at Penney's,'" he says. Suzanne O'Callahan, 35, a mother of four and a regular Kohl's shopper, certainly agrees. "I just walked through Macy's and didn't find anything, but I've been here for about an hour already," she said, her arms full of clothes, on a recent afternoon at the new Jersey City store. "I always shop at Kohl's. And so do my friends." For JCPenney and Kohl's, comments like those must sound as joyful as jingle bells...
...Their walkie-talkies are blaring with a recorded dispatcher's voice, downloaded from the Internet and transmitted from their getaway car. After they flash their homemade badges, the two men are waved behind the tellers' counters and into the inner sanctum of the credit union. Within just half an hour, they have gained access to the entire computer network, security system and customer data--unbeknownst to any employee on the premises...
...chairman of Sun Microsystems was up against one of the most vexing challenges of modern life: a third-grade science project. Scott McNealy had spent hours searching the Web for a lively explanation of electricity that his son could understand. "Finally I found a very nice, animated, educational website showing electrons zooming around and tests after each section. We did this for about an hour and a half and had a ball--a great father-son moment of learning. All of a sudden we ran out of runway because it was a site to help welders, and it then...
...can’t pinpoint the guys who gave up those falls. As a team, we take responsibility for each and every one of us.” Harvard faced challenges unique to dual meets for the first time all season. Dual-meet rules permit only one hour between weigh-in and competition. In larger tournaments, competitors usually enjoy a two- to three-hour gap. Some on the team seemed to have difficulty managing the challenge effectively. “All these guys have done it before, and I don’t want to use this as an excuse...
...took a taxi. One person was telling us there were buses. The overhead announcer said there weren’t any buses," she said. "An hour and a half later, everything was working fine, [because] we ended up taking the T back around...