Word: cold
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Susan L. Mello, 37, attended with her eight-month-old son Ian, bundled against the cold in a blue and green jumpsuit...
...Blame it on 2MRC, the nation's primary military sizing mechanism," explains TIME Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson. "2MRC is the requirement that calls for the military to be prepared to fight two wars?at the same time." The doctrine has stayed in place, Cold War or not, and it is one of the major reasons why the military budget -- now targeted at $1.4 trillion over the next five years -- remains? so massive. 2MRC requires maintaining a certain level of equipment and personnel -- all of which costs more and more each year. Until the basic doctrine is reassessed -- and "President Clinton...
Closing out our portfolio of publishers: health nut Bernarr Macfadden (1868-1955), who used his first magazine, Physical Culture, as a vehicle for promulgating his views on carrot eating, cold-water bathing and frequent, vigorous sex. (He was for all three.) Largely for his fulminations on the last, his racy tabloid, the New York Evening Graphic, which specialized in covering violence and sex, became known as the "PornoGraphic." His legacy is with us even now: it was Macfadden who invented the "composograph" or composite photo, in which the heads of real people in the news are superimposed on the bodies...
1960s The cold war and the Vietnam War feed the military-industrial complex. This decade witnesses the longest period of sustained economic growth in U.S. history...
1990s The cold war's end shifts resources from the military to civilian economy. Technological innovation spurs investment, job growth and productivity...