Word: hub
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...understandably bewildered. Said Kiyo Arai, a 22-year-old government employee who was stricken at the Kodenmacho station: "We're just innocent, ordinary people. It frightens me to think how vulnerable we are." It was not lost on authorities that the three poisoned train lines converge at Kasumigaseki, the hub for top government offices, including the national police. If the trains had continued on schedule, all three would have arrived at that station between 8:09 and 8:14, the apex of rush hour. Said Atsuyuki Sassa, former director general of the Cabinet Security Affairs Office: "This is a declaration...
Steen and his technicians have foreseen the problem and are in the process of installing a new kind of network hub--called a switch--which should provide the requisite network bandwith...
...course, no vacation is complete without an adventure. Ours came when we heroically voyaged via taxi to the Palancar Reefs, a beach approximately five miles down the coast. It was a little hub of commercial civilizationwithin a deserted part of the island...
According to a Crimson Key guide yesterday afternoon, Widener is the hub of the world's largest private library system, which has more than 100 separate libraries across the globe...
...among Harvard administrators, professors and graduate students is relatively unknown to the undergraduate community. If you have ever dined at the Greenhouse Cafe, or its equivalents at the GSD, Law School or Kennedy School, you may have sampled Panini's goods unwittingly. But Panini is no industrial, impersonal manufacturing hub. The bakery, on the corner of Kirkland and Beacon Streets, has been serving the Somerville/Cambridge community for over four years now. Open from seven in the morning until eight at night, this cozy, unpretentious establishment sells European style breads made the "old-fashioned way," as Michael Staub, business manager...