Word: view
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...actual studio is in a corner of the building, thus maximizing the view from the building's huge glass ceilings. The crowd has gathered outside, and is clamoring for a wave from Carson, from the studio manager, from us. I wave feebly. They wave back. Some are holding signs. The man from Puerto Rico is back, holding his daughter and a huge sign that says: "Carson we came all the way from Puerto Rico to see you! Let us up to give you a hug!" I'm wondering if the "us" in the sign includes the dad. From the look...
...towards a crossword-only format are already underway...Andrea Rabinowitz '01 has found a real community in the pfoho-open mailing list. "I love these people like a family," she gushed, "I've even arranged to meet some of them in person."...Jason P. Welch '01 has a great view of senior siren Rene I. Phillips' 6th floor window in Leverett Towers. Armed with $400 binoculars, Jason was upset to find Ms. Phillips wiling away her time updating her World Wide Web home page. "I just posted my resume, and some essays I wrote about Constitutional Law," said Rene...
...were outnumbered enormously in the general discussions, 40-3, in terms of positions and points of view and all that," Kirkpatrick says. "Then from the back of the room--it was all dark--there came a rather eloquent argument on our side. I couldn't imagine who it was. I felt the argument was being stated more effectively from out of the dark than I had been able to do at that stage," she says. Keyes--then a low-level foreign service officer in Bombay--became a dinner companion and a friend. When Kirkpatrick received her U.N. post, she thought...
Microsoft has argued that Internet Explorer is so tightly integrated into Windows that the two are not separate products. The close relationship between the Internet and operating system products allows consumers to browse files on their computers' hard drives as easily as they view Web pages...
...Trojan horse on Deutch's computer without his knowledge," says TIME technology reporter Chris Taylor. "It would have appeared as an attachment on an e-mail message, and he would have had to open it to activate it. The program, once it installed itself, would allow the interlopers to view and control his computer from a remote location." There's no proof that this did (or didn't) happen, but all the same, Deutch was stripped of his security clearance in August, when Tenet learned of the breach. Tenet, meanwhile, is trying desperately to distance himself from his former boss...