Word: colorado
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Crimson defeated Indiana, 5-0, and Colorado, 5-1, en route to the semi-final match against Texas...
...Colorado Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell bolted the Democratic Party for the Republican corral today, proclaiming sharp differences with his former party over the defeated balanced budget amendment. It was good news to Republicans, for a change, the day after their amendment was defeated in a close vote. They used the announcement by Campbell -- a 61-year-old who sports a ponytail and rides a motorcycle -- to celebrate GOP diversity. Senate Majority Whip Trent Lott (R-Miss.) pointed out that his great-grandmother was a Chickasaw Indian. Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) wore a beaded Navajo tie. Democrats suggested Campbell should...
...recent development helped bring this battle to a head. Powerful encryption software has become remarkably cheap and accessible, enabling anyone with a home computer to encode messages so effectively that even the National Security Agency's supercomputers may not be able to read them. One favorite is Boulder, Colorado, programmer Phil Zimmerman's PGP, for Pretty Good Privacy, free to anyone in the U.S. who wants to download it from the Internet or from non-Internet-connected BBSs that carry...
...some point, most networkers often find, the only real way to move a relationship forward is to risk personal contact -- and then hope the phantom bond will hold up in the 3-D world. ``You can't lead a total life online,'' says Dave Hughes, founder of the Old Colorado City Electronic Cottage, a cybersettlement. ``But if it's done right, online communication can lead to face-to-face contact, not away from it.'' At its best, the sprawling Internet brings together people with mutual interests who, for reasons ranging from geography to social and income disparity, would otherwise never...
...uses Wildfire, and you will be greeted by a ``personal receptionist'' who asks you to ``tell me your name, and I will try to find Fred for you.'' Half a minute may go by, but if Fred wants to talk to you -- even from his raft in the Colorado River - - he will get the message on his cell phone and come on the line. If Fred is too busy negotiating the rapids to talk, you can always leave him a voice- mail message. The reach of phone systems continues to extend across the planet, as cellular transfer stations are built...