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...Horror Picture Show, five sets of cards for one round of Egyptian Rat Screw (the game can get vicious), birthday candles and Entenmann's chocolate cake from Store 24 for surprise birthday parties and a $9 can of compressed air to get the microwave popcorn kernals out of my keyboard...
...Panix free, or for only a few dollars a month, just because--well, because that was the culture of the time. Rosen has handled plenty of mail outages, so on this occasion he simply rolled up his sleeves and set to work, fingers clacking out a flamenco on the keyboard, looking for the cause of the glitch. What he uncovered sent a chill down his spine--and has rippled across the Net ever since, like a rumor of doom. Someone, or something, was sending at the rate of 210 a second the one kind of message his computer was obliged...
...they are at home, fingers at the keyboard, remote control in hand, watching a processed pageant one at a time. Who can blame them for their weariness...
...resigning as the President's chief campaign strategist. But Morris, a New Yorker who had always been able to talk his way out of the most embarrassing jams, was so distraught he couldn't speak. A man at home in the campaigner's world of beeper, fax, phone and keyboard, he grabbed his wife's laptop. "He wrote a note on it for them to read that said how much he valued them," said his wife in an exclusive interview with TIME, "and how he hoped they would carry...
Morris: A group of aides, including Don Baer, David Shipley, Bill Curry and Mark Penn, sat around a big computer screen with Michael Waldman at the keyboard. I would give the speech as it came to my mind, and people would pounce on it and edit it as we went along. The President was distracted at the end because he was on the train trip, but I talked to him every morning by phone. The basic ideas were his. The speech he gave was almost word for word the one we drafted...