"If you blow your forecast, you're in a heap of hurt," said one storage expert, David L. Hawkins, a senior consultant at KEMA, a consulting firm.
Bringing your heart rate closer to its resting value should help your game, and the watch's other features certainly can't hurt: handicap calculation; storage for course information and pars; and detailed statistics, including strokes, putts, sand saves and penalties.
Cost-cutting customers stopped buying new storage gear, hurting sales of related software.
Consumer demand fell just as Imation and competitors increased supplies, hurting sales of optical-based storage devices like CD's and DVD's, which had been one of Imation's top growth engines, said Daniel J. Renouard, an analyst at Robert W. Baird & Company.
Brocade, a maker of hardware used in data storage networks, has been hurt by the economic downturn.
That cloud computing and storage services would be hurt by an Aereo loss in court.
Still, if the economy becomes too bad, he said, the self-storage sector could be hurt as well.
It was unclear yesterday whether the United States push for speed, driven in part, Mr. Negroponte said, by the need to begin emptying full oil storage tanks, will help or hurt in its drive to achieve consensus.
But Faust also sees Cirrus being hurt "by the erosion of their magnetic storage business".
Due to the unique coloring of travertine, it also also doesn't hurt to have extra matching tiles in storage in case any of the tiles chip or crack down the road.
