In Manhattan, several shoppers said they would put off purchases to take advantage of the tax-free week.
While perhaps providing a quick infusion of revenue in the next year, as stockholders sold off shares to take advantage of the new rates, it would deepen the nation's long-term fiscal hole.
They want value, the Honda drivers, value and reliability, but they don't want to pay for the real deal — German engineering is what I'm talking about here — and yet they still seem to think they're part of some secret society that allows them to cut people off at will, to take advantage because they're so in the know.
UtiliCorp's United Energy has also been laying fiber-optic cable in Australia and is considering spinning off these assets to take advantage of the hot worldwide market for telecom CLECs (competitive local exchange carriers).
"If we get a chance to get them a day just to either DH … or a day off we have to take advantage of it," Scioscia said.
CVN provides an unparalleled opportunity for the off-campus engineer to take advantage of the same benefits and privileges of a Columbia Education enjoyed by on-campus students.
"There are on-again, off-again plans to take advantage of our own media properties in a digital format of some kind," Philip says, noting that Wired News and Gamesville are among Lycos' media properties.
She said to shut off the cruise control to take advantage of battery regeneration from occasional braking and slowing down.
This indicates that they were already better off and have diversified to take advantage of available opportunities to improve their livelihoods, reduce risk and vulnerability and improve resilience.
CompulseOTT is proving out something that many of us have been predicting for a while now that the vMVPDs, with their addressable-friendly digital delivery systems would be the place where linear addressable first took off, as advertisers looked to take advantage of the familiar environment provided by local broadcast TV.
She's feeling the ripple effects during her performances with Jackson, a tour that also includes enough days off to allow her to take advantage of other opportunities, like her appearance Wednesday on CBS' afternoon show "The Talk".
