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...Fusion MX ($99). This is serious software aimed at small businesses that need a Web presence, rather than individuals who are building monuments to their self-esteem. I found both of them fairly challenging. If you're used to programs such as Microsoft Word and Excel, you'll probably prefer FrontPage, since the interface has the same look and feel. I ended up building my website with Fusion; it was less friendly but had a funkier collection of styles to choose from...
...solicits from both proctors and non-resident freshman advisers in both fall and spring, either narrative comments or, if proctors/advisers prefer, face-to-face meetings to discuss their sense of how their work is going and any areas in which they would welcome additional support or any suggestions they would like to offer," Nathans wrote in an e-mail...
...We’re all going very separate ways, some of us are even going to different countries,” she says. “How are we going to keep in touch? I prefer not to think about...
REDRESSING GRIEVANCES From left, boxy green suit: "She has a beautiful figure!" raves Scaasi. "The biggest change will be in the proportion" of her suits. Red Inaugural gown: "Didn't hate it, didn't love it," says Bloch, who'd prefer to see her in "cool, hip" American designers, like Karan or Klein. Blue Inaugural coat: "That blue is pure Washington," says Bloch. "There is no blue like that in nature! Achh!" Purple plaid suit, worn to meet Hillary Clinton: "Fire whoever put you in that!" snaps Bloch. Off-white gown, worn to Jacqueline Kennedy exhibit at the Met: Should...
...First of all, almost all relationships are between strangers, especially those between merchants and customers. Should a seller have to ask what he can do with the transaction data each time a sale is made? That's a big burden for both parties. Moreover, many merchants would prefer not to delve too deeply into all of this. They would rather just assume that their information-collection methods are O.K. and use the data as they see fit. They argue that everything would be more expensive if they couldn't use marketing information effectively: Internet content would no longer be free...