Word: soul
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...during these times when I am truly overwhelmed by the concept of Team Love. At those moments sports becomes not just a game but a part of your soul. It is about knowing that no matter what happens your teammates will always be there, willing to give everything they have for you. No coach inspires it, no competition demands it, no championship ever rewards it. It is brought about by a unique blend of individuals who care for one another, not only on the field where they are bound together, but off the field where they become inextricably linked...
...would be" ? thus spake Richard J. Urowsky, attorney for software giant Microsoft, as the browser battle picked up where it left off in December. Clearly, the firm's lawyers have lost none of their chutzpah in the intervening month ? at one point Urowsky claimed that Microsoft, that poor lost soul, was caught between contrary unbundling orders from the DOJ and the court. Even the judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson, had to raise his eyebrows at that. "Microsoft came across as very abrasive," says Netly News correspondent Declan McCullagh, "but they were also better polished and prepared than...
Whiskers used to be proof of a man's manliness and his leadership capabilities. No more. Goatees and soul patches may be fine for academics, artists, athletes and the unemployed, but these days national leaders are smooth. Here's a chart showing how long it's been in various countries since the honcho had facial hair...
...allegations came after the Justice Department released an e-mail Lessig wrote to a Netscape executive last year criticizing Microsoft. Lessig wrote that he "sold [his] soul" by installing Internet Explorer (Microsoft's answer to the Netscape's popular Navigator Web browser) on his computer...
...this case." Justice scoffed, saying Monday that the allegations were "unfounded and overblown." Yesterday, Microsoft released copies of Lessig's E-mail in which he complains that the installation of Microsoft's Internet Explorer sabotaged his existing Netscape bookmarks and likened the whole experience to having "sold his soul." Return correspondence -- from someone at Netscape, no less -- mentions Microsoft's "blatant anti-competition strategy" and adds, "I really do hate that company...