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The roots offer "a head start on the plant, so you're a year closer to producing," said Scott Walker, 53, of Elmer, an owner, who estimated that the company sold two million roots last year.
Theory offers researchers a head start in understanding processes and relationships at play within a given context.
On Wednesday, the networking company launched a new product it calls the Building Mediator, a device that works with Cisco's networking hardware to monitor and regulate energy use within large facilities, a segment of the market that uses more power than consumers' homes and could offer Cisco a head start in a growing field of networked physical infrastructure.
The ease of starting up an online shopping experience has freed up the younger generation as well and kids with supportive parents to offer a guiding hand can get a head start as entrepreneurs, turning their interests into businesses.
I wanted to offer HourTime listeners a bit of a head start but there's a secret contest going on inside my latest podcast with Ariel Adams.
But for those of us who have been given a head start and don't reach back to offer them a hand, the real failure rests with us.
Potential buyers getting a head start may want to look beyond domestic cash-back rebates and Toyota's 0%-financing offers.
The banks already have a head start.
