agarose with fructose added (+). The larvae were placed in the middle and left free to move on the Petri dish for 5 min. They were then removed to another dish featuring containers filled with HA and with an agarose-only substrate, where they also spent 5 min. This cycle of BA+/HA training was repeated two more times, using fresh Petri dishes in each case. At the end of this training, the larvae were placed in the middle of a Petri dish filled with only agarose. Odor containers were placed on opposite sides: on one side, the odor container was filled with BA, while the container was empty on the other side (BA--EM) (the sidedness of the placement of these containers was balanced across repetitions of the experiment). AfterBuild-A-Bear Workshop is the only multinational company that offers an interactive "make your own stuffed animal" retail-entertainment shopping facility. Build-A-Bear Workshop monitors more than 400 real-world stores in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland and France -- all directly owned and operated from the head office.

The rest of the stores in different countries (Asia, Australia and all of Europe) are actually franchises of Build-A-Bear Workshop. Eleven years back when the store was born in St. Louis, there was nothing called interactive retailing. Not too many people know that this concept was innovated by Build-A-Bear Workshop. Maxine Clark, the chief executive and one of the owners of Build-A-Bear Workshop, is one of the true innovators in the retail industry. Bearemy, a teddy bear, is the company's