Word: months
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...service's most popular feature is anonymous Web browsing ($5 a month), which allows you to select a company server as your proxy--a middleman between you and the Web. All requests are shortstopped there, and cookies are summarily eaten. In a few weeks, the company will introduce a service that allows you to discriminate: if you do online banking in which a cookie is required, you can set up your account to automatically hand it over. Otherwise, Anonymizer cloaks...
...going to question Jesse Ventura's qualifications to be Governor of Minnesota [NATION, Jan. 18], you are going to have to define qualification. For the past month, I've been watching more than 500 "qualified" bozos scrambling through the hallowed halls of Congress trying to figure how to get out of the mudhole the House Judiciary Committee dumped them in. And you worry about Jesse? Ventura is a joy who got elected with votes, not big bucks. He not only doesn't owe anybody anything, he doesn't have to protect anybody--not that he couldn't. Jesse will...
...been one month and 20 days since my last show," I say. "It's been so long they've already replaced my replacement. It's been really tough, man. The day the Congressman from Clinton's district, Jay Dickey, completely screwed up the Shoeless Joe Jackson anecdote during the impeachment debate? I nearly called in to Larry King." I begin to sniffle. "I phoned an all-news radio station as an eyewitness to a high-rise fire...and then I saw three guys arguing on a corner, and I interrupted them by shouting, 'We'll be right back...
...fetched and uninspiring conclusion wasn't that hard. It always worked for the President, after all. Since you'll be joining me in Impeachment Commentators Anonymous sooner rather than later, you should be encouraged by the ease of the first step. I'll confess, the day a month ago when the President came out into the Rose Garden for his last apology and slightly brushed one of the columns and nobody but me seemed to notice, I had this fleeting wish to be on msnbc again, to have my director run the videotape again and again while I blistered...
...THEE TO A TEACHING HOSPITAL So suggest two reports out last week. In one, heart-attack patients who were admitted to teaching hospitals had 15% lower odds of dying within a month of treatment, compared with patients hospitalized at nonacademic institutions. A second report had the same message: it found that patients with congestive heart failure, stroke or hip fracture significantly improved their chances of surviving at least a year if treated at a teaching hospital...