Word: linked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Installation was straightforward, Blum says. It took him about two hours to link up the two computers and a laser printer in his home office. The necessary power cords, adapters and software all came in one box. He plugged power cords into the backs of each computer and the printer, attached the sandwich-size adapters to the opposing ends and plugged them into regular electrical outlets. (The $150 kit also came with extra power strips.) He then installed the software, provided on one CD-ROM, into both PCs. "This was definitely something we were looking for," he says...
...binds them together. Although the story ranges from the seedy underworld of Tokyo to the hot sands of Cuba, these bonds of family are the center of Martins vivid, exciting novel. As the family unites and separates in the search for Aisling, ties of love money, and deeper genetics link its disparate members...
...early this week that sensitive military technology had been leaked to China has Washington abuzz. A Chinese-American scientist working at the famous U.S. laboratory in Los Alamos (where J. Robert Oppenheimer '25 led the development of the first nuclear bomb) is being investigated by the FBI as the link which allowed the Chinese to develop miniature warheads, leaping ahead 25 years of technological advancement in the field of nuclear weaponry...
...hope to eventually link [crime incidents] to a mapping system," McNamara said. Such a system could tell officers which areas of campus are more or less prone to crime...
Shoshanna insists that her Seinfeld connection is not the reason for her success. "I don't link it with my past at all," she says. "Maybe you think that's naive." Her breezy manner turns prickly whenever Seinfeld enters the conversation. When a correspondent for CBS' 48 Hours, interviewing her for an upcoming show, popped a question about him, she stormed off with the camera still rolling...