House’s Mainframe Computer Is Unplugged
The mainframe, he said, ate up $700,000 annually in maintenance costs; now, its job is done on computers that need no such care.
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HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Lady About Town
[IMGCAP(1)]Joined by White House chef Sam Kass and at least one other unidentified guest, Obama ate her meal in the restaurant’s private dining room.
Gephardt and Thompson: Steep Costs Damage Families, Businesses
dollar on prevention when, according to the World Health Organization, at least 80 percent of all heart disease, stroke and Type 2 diabetes and up to 40 percent of cancer could be prevented if people ate
The Hot Plate: Mini Plates With Big Ideas
He chose to offer a tasting menu so he would have control over what customers ate and how the meal fit together.
Science Vs. Politics: the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act’s Impact on Child Safety
Part of the legislation included a temporary ban on certain phthalate substances (pronounced “THAL-ate—) used to make plastics more flexible. These materials are commonly used in children’s toys.
Heard on the Hill: Too Hot for TV?
And the crowd ate it up. Young Falls Victim to Twitter Theft. The growing problem of identity theft (via personal networking sites) hit the halls of Congress last week.
The Hot Plate: A Restaurant’s Beginning
“We just ate our way and, frankly, drank our way through Italy.— He adds that he visited both vineyards and kitchens in Italy and also traveled through the United States to see what other restaurants were
Heard on the Hill: Kucinich’s Last Tango in Cleveland
Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) ate during their Tuesday lunch date at local restaurant B. Smith’s. But we do know what was for dessert: a press release.
Heard on the Hill: Token Smokin’
Meeks spokesman confirmed our spys report, and said his boss ate chili while the Senator chowed down on what else? Senate bean soup. Stimulus Stress Stimulates Staffers.
Examining the Lovely Bones of Jamestown
. Forensics also show that when times got tough, colonists ate anything they could dogs, cats, rats and even their horses.
Memories From an Earlier Tragedy
We know when Booth ate oysters and what the city looked like just after the surrender of Robert E. Lee, with celebratory candles twinkling in every windowsill.