91.   Daily Soup will take orders via e-mail and Starbucks will have computer terminals for its patrons.

92.   Daniell, however, said that even low-level systems, taking orders by e-mail or fax, could work if the right system was in place.

93.   Dell, which takes orders directly from customers and builds computers after they are paid for, continued its habit of outperforming its competitors and the PC industry overall.

94.   Due to tremendous volume, no phone orders are being taken at this time.

95.   ECNs take orders from retail brokerages and match them directly with orders from other customers.

96.   Employees who once baked goods will now be free to take orders.

97.   Employees at Cornelius Nurseries in Houston are already taking orders for Harry Potter ornaments and lights from Kurt S. Adler Inc.

98.   Equipped with a tag reader beneath his coffee spigot, Mr. Java basically takes the order encoded in plastic tag glued to the bottom of a coffee mug.

99.   Even Amazon.com, which prides itself on its extensive selection, could only take back orders online.

100.   Every other minute or so, a waiter, Jan Maciejewski, swept through the room, refilling coffee cups and taking orders, Nestor recalls.