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...frames Wal-Mart's tactical quandary. The company's cultlike focus on supply-chain logistics grinds away at costs but doesn't allow it to know the neighbors. The new strategy tries to make that connection--editing for the area, offering a point of distinction. "It's going to tell the customer that we understand what they need," says Castro-Wright. "We not only understand what you need, we respect your point of view. We want to be your store of choice because we understand you better than anyone else in the marketplace...
...Weeks Later,” and “Ice Age 2.” After previewing a romantic encounter from “Ice Age 2,” Kraft said, “I can describe that scene forever, but I couldn’t possibly tell you how it makes me feel, until [the composer] John Powell plays it for me.” To illustrate the importance of music in film, Kraft played scenes from recent films without music. “Where should the music should go? What a stomachache!” he exclaimed...
After all, Harvard students have a lot to learn from these admirable self-starters. For one thing, never underestimate your own brilliance. As Papelbon says: “I set my goals high. If you were going to tell me I would have had 10 saves and not given up a run, I would have believed it. That’s just the way I go about it. It’s not cocky, it’s just confidence.” Ramirez clearly agrees: “Manny being Manny, he’s great man?...
...example: “I just happened to have on nothing but some underwear and a kid’s t-shirt Red Sox uniform jersey, and, you know, that’s kind of what I decided to celebrate in, you know what I mean, what I can tell...
...brain is wired,” said Jean Livet, a post-doctoral researcher who worked on the study. Lichtman is also hopeful that the new method will give neuroscientists a more complete picture of the brain. “Right now we can’t really tell if two wires cross or are just getting very close and veering off,” he said. “Wiring will be much easier when every wire is a different color.” Although the Harvard team has already used the technique to study the neural circuitry in mice...