This is the one they take seriously, more than the STAR testing. It hits home for them. It affects them directly.

[That's exactly what CBS did by testing a move of its struggling freshman drama, Close to Home, from Tuesday at 10 p.m. to Friday at 9 p.m. In the first week in its new time period on Nov. 10, the show picked up 2 million more viewers on a night of low TV watching overall.] We're always going to try to get some big events in during sweeps, but if you can create those without disrupting the flow pattern for your regular viewers, that is a win-win, ... Continuity is what helps build strong program franchises. And to the extent we can, we avoid pulling shows for stunts.

We started negotiations almost immediately after I got home from testing. I hope I can live up to the qualities and potential this bike is showing and help Husky re-establish themselves in Canada.

It's very emotional. It's a program that can hit a student in their soul.

There's a strong academic core curriculum here.

I was testing the Nav One recently in Kentucky, and was finding restaurants in the middle of nowhere.