Abstracts: The Bay Islands: a treasure trove in a tranquil sea. Discover the Ambergis Caye/Lighthouse Reef Combo. Belize's Rum Point Inn
Abstracts: Peter Hughes' dancer fleet. Florida: diving diversity from the Keys to the Panhandle. Wind Dancer: the newest Peter Hughes live-aboard cruises the exotic Bay Islands
Abstracts: The Bay Islands: a treasure trove in a tranquil sea. Guanaja's Posada del Sol. Bedazzled in Belize: tranquil lagoons and shimmering reefs enchant snorkelers in paradise
Abstracts: Who's making the headlines? Gloom will bring us together. Exploding the myth of Parliament's power
Abstracts: Bombing Tahiti out of submission. 'The message is a world without confrontation ... We are not testing bombs. We are testing nuclear physics.' (France goes ahead with nuclear explosion on Mururoa Atoll)
Abstracts: In Ireland, no war is still good news. Without Gerry, they'll need a miracle. Blurring the way round Ulster's impasse
Abstracts: Northern Ireland talks have reached the endgame, but stalemate is all too likely. Seven generations of Kerrs have farmed in Fermanagh. Tonight the old man will cast his vote for traditional Unionism. But his son has other ideas
Abstracts: The French connection. Gift to be simple. The last of the modern masters
Abstracts: Water firms try to shed greed image. Energising the market - at whose expense? Consumers face a long wait for a share in savings
Abstracts: 'Christian culture' chugs back into Krajina. Krajina's survivors stagger back 'home.' (last of the Serbs leave Krajina)
Abstracts: Stockley Park updated: Arup Associations has succeeded in designing its latest Stockley Park building, 3 The Square, to be as attractive as the development's earlier buildings, while responding to current concerns about low energy use and improved working environments
Abstracts: The Bank's gain is our loss. Learning to live in the policy spotlight. A technocrat joins battle for greater independence
Abstracts: Truth is dying in the ruins of silent capital. Homeless drag themselves from the ruins to the chaos of a canvas slum
Abstracts: The Old Lady breaks free. At last, independence for the Bank. Bank of England supervision chief expected to call it a day
Abstracts: Please remember my name. Jeanette: could anyone be as good as she thinks she is? In the footsteps of fallen heroes
Abstracts: Sentimentality is not enough. Anti-abortionists' conception of a baby lacks conviction. Emotion, abortion and tragedy
Abstracts: The latest Macintosh operating system revisions: comet or candle? Putting that handwritten touch on your letters
Abstracts: Netscape's Internet software contains flaw that jeopardizes security of data. Lucent introduces an operating system that can run on variety of networks
Abstracts: Couple told victim she would be buried. Lodgers tell of couple driven by sex. 'I want justice for girls who didn't make it.' (victim of sex attack by Rosemary and Federick West gives evidence at trial of Rosemary West)
Abstracts: Prodigal's return disguises lack of any new thinking. This, finally, is Clarke's sticking point. A Chancellor at the end of his tether
Abstracts: Regrets? He's had a few. The vagabond king. Master of disguise
Abstracts: 'He's dead if I get my hands on him.' (trial of Rosemary West continues) 'I want justice for girls who didn't make it.' (victim of sex attack by Rosemary and Federick West gives evidence at trial of Rosemary West)
Abstracts: Rights: how the law lords line up. Howard 'not frank' with MPs. Chief Justice launches bitter attack on Howard's 'get tough' crime plan
Abstracts: For those who come after. The Goode life. Five-finger exercise
Abstracts: Lodgers tell of couple driven by sex. How many more did they kill? Rose West tells of hatred for dead husband
Abstracts: The long road to peace: how blood enemies learned to talk. On a Belfast road, a reminder that peace can still be a threat
Abstracts: The Sky's the limit for sport on TV. Pearson faces rival bid for SelecTV. Forte spurns Granada's 3.1bn pounds sterling opening shot in takeover battle
Abstracts: Investments. Old fears that haunt the markets again: there is a clearly discernible feeling that inflation is edging back into investor awareness
Abstracts: Wests 'seemed happier' after girl vanished. Family talke held truth about Wests' daughter. Lesbian tells of violent sex sessions
Abstracts: German army officers still loyal to Nazis. Racist burning puts a village on trial. Neo-Nazis who killed five Turks are jailed
Abstracts: A good time to help Ashdown and start on PR. A radical vision of Commons reform. Ashdown in move to educate parents
Abstracts: Brown kills tax and spend once and for all. Take some corrective measures, add a fair wind. Clarke gambles on another year of restraint
Abstracts: How low should we go? Rosemary West tells of Fred and sex. Teenage girls 'were tied up and raped.' (trial of Rosemary West continues)
Abstracts: Have we gone merger mad? How to survive the arrival of the disloyal workplace. The right sort of takeover boom
Abstracts: Burger King ignites flame in Japan in bid to smoke out McDonald's lead. Jollibee ventures into new food lands; Filipino burgers could bug U.S. firms
Abstracts: A revamped Promet seeks major share of lucrative Malaysian dockyard pie. Bukaka sees infrastructure projects fueling growth
Abstracts: Tokyo's plan to break up NTT may spur competition if it withstands opposition. Japan panel' study is seen as first step in renewed move to break up NTT
Abstracts: Drive to promote regional cooperation in ASEAN tourism has many doubters. Macao's many delicacies delight tour operators
Abstracts: Protest politics. At the watershed: Assembly of First Nations Chief Ovide Mercredi warns that the trend to confrontation is growing
Abstracts: On-line banking has bankers fretting PCs may replace branches; although danger is far off, Microsoft and Intuit are still an aggressive threat; insecure about the Internet
Abstracts: Raven depends on extra wings. Oil majors place a premium on safety. Heidrun tankers on line
Abstracts: Electrifying options. Big bore battle. Healthy markets offshore
Abstracts: Anger over subsidies. Computers seen as the way ahead. Turning a new page
Abstracts: Government takes pressure off owners. Planning fleet renewal. Danes cut crew costs
Abstracts: Positive moods at eastern show. Sales increase despite high costs. For growth look east
Abstracts: Polarlys joins the Hurtigruten fleet. Servicing fibre optic cables. Positive moods at eastern show
Abstracts: Italy: the supplementary pension fund law is finally complete. Coping with local taxation limits on retirement savings
Abstracts: Understanding the effects of color: how the correspondence between available and required resources affects attitudes
Abstracts: Speaking of fashion: consumers' uses of fashion discourses and the appropriation of countervailing cultural meanings
Abstracts: Framing the deal: the role of restrictions in accentuating deal value. Behavioral frequency judgments: an accessibility-diagnosticity framework
Abstracts: Best 10-minute cleanups. Make it merry: 500 ideas for the best holiday season ever. Streamline your kitchen: 105 ways to get you out of there fast!
Abstracts: On collecting people. part 6
Abstracts: British teddy bears. Teddy bear update. Teddy bears: here to stay
Abstracts: Local flavor. City bites. Porterhouse five
Abstracts: What to say when they ask 'how much is it?'. Raising the standard of sales center professionalism. Marketing to seniors in the 21st century
Abstracts: Economic actors, minds and contexts: towards an ecological economic psychology? Financial organisation and decision-making within Western 'households.' (response to articles by Jan Pahl, p. 361, Sophia R. Wunderink, p. 377, Erich Kirchner, p. 393, in this issue)(Household and Individual Economic Psychology)
Abstracts: Interleukin-1beta and interleukin-4 increase parathyroid hormone-related protein secretion by human umbilical vein endothelial cells in culture
Abstracts: Mitogenic effect of basic fibroblast growth factor and estradiol on cultured human myometrial and leiomyoma cells
Abstracts: Kia Sephia LS. Honda Prelude SH. Ford Taurus SHO
Abstracts: Ford Expedition: when an Explorer is just not big enough. Shelby SP 360 Durango. Ford Explorer XLT V-8
Abstracts: Corvette Grand Sport. Pontiac Grand Prix GTP. Mercedes-Benz C280 Sport
Abstracts: Plymouth Breeze. Toyota Camry LE. Eagle Vision TSi
Abstracts: The mobilizers: when the road turns really rough, what're you going to drive? Grand Cherokee Limited
Abstracts: Mallett 435. AC Schnitzer S3 3.0 Compact. Lincoln Mark VIII LSC
Abstracts: Long-term Ford Contour SE. 1999 Chrysler 300M and LHS: preview test. Chrysler New Yorker
Abstracts: 'Best startup ever' keeps getting better. Older sawmills reap benefits of optimization programs. Mill's credo: customer deserves what he orders
Abstracts: Extending inside out. An enlightened approach. Postcard from the Edge: an enlightened outlook: Stephenson Somerville Bell has transformed the interior of a Cheshire house to take advantage of its view of Alderley Edge
Abstracts: Structural elements of the southern Tethyan Himalaya crust from wide-angle seismic data. Nappe tectonics, extension, and metamorphic evolution in the Indian Tethys Himalaya (Higher Himalaya, SE Zanskar and NW Lahul)
Abstracts: The transition from a volcanic to a nonvolcanic rifted margin off eastern Canada. Formation and evolution of the Nova Scotia rifted margin: evidence from deep seismic reflection data
Abstracts: Characteristics of smokeless tobacco users seeking treatment. Measuring dependence in smokeless tobacco users
Abstracts: Fear of negative evaluation and gender interact to predict alcohol beverage preference. Cognitive and situational factors predict alcoholic beverage selection
Abstracts: How pros photograph animals. How to photograph a park. How to photograph your home aquarium
Abstracts: China's boom towns face big economic obstacles. Northeast region rolls with the punches. Chinese lending austerity is feeding illegal practices
Abstracts: Ayek Molek affair provides glimpse of Malaysian style of doing business. Contradictory court decisions in Malaysia fuel concerns about integrity of judicial system
Abstracts: Cathay Pacific to offer more legroom, personal TVs in bid to top air rivals. Tiny New Zealand carrier's expansion puts its larger rival on the defensive
Abstracts: Tokyo's pressure on Burma to ease repression smooths the way for Japanese commercial gains. Draft of bank-bailout law allows the weakest to fail
Abstracts: Post-vote Jakarta: slow gait. Indonesian chain Matahari is growing out of appeal. Selected consumer shares may pay off in Indonesia
Abstracts: Taiwan OTC market fans see some reasons to buy. Tech stocks show promise. Shares that feed on domestic spending beckon from rubble of Taiwan market
Abstracts: Taiwan feels China's ire rising as election nears. Despite cross-strait tensions, Taiwan investors maintain and boost economic ties with China
Abstracts: Cabinet holds familiar faces: specter of corruption looms as large as ever. Despite critics in the military, Bangkok is safe
Abstracts: Dispute over alcohol levy in Bali leaves bad taste in mouths of local brewers. Indonesia's business leaders pledge to spur growth, unity in Bali meeting
Abstracts: John Holland: the near death of a frightened sailor: specific phobia and suicide-related behavior. Diffusion of responsibility in the care of a difficult patient
Abstracts: Chief of Hughes again emerges as a top candidate to head AT&T. AT&T, reversing strategy, announces a plan to split into 3 separate companies: 8,500 jobs to go: new phone unit alone would still rank as No. 12 in the U.S
Abstracts: IBM, Apple deflect Windows 95 blitz, aim for businesses. SUN'S WAR AGAINST MICROSOFT ESCALATES. Apple's unlikely knight in shining armour
Abstracts: Buying universe grows: influencers of business computer purchases rise 7.1% and plan to spend an average $113,555 in next year
Abstracts: Dramatic digital interactive rise powers media: Veronis projects customer service, information, ads will fuel 20% annual spirit
Abstracts: Product vs. brand, image debate. Little change seen in ad campaign duration, targets. Tech agencies try simpler ad messages
Abstracts: Manufacturers' interactive buzz. Sales forces springing up to sell web advertising. High tech concerns only wet their toes in interactive pool: clients still hesitant to embrace online advertising
Abstracts: No more interruptions. Fine tuning lead management. Getting its just desserts
Abstracts: Slicing and dicing the circulation: American Machinist matches its readers to Cincinnati Milacron's distributors
Abstracts: Pitching consumers through the business press. Mining a motherlode of information. BUYING INFLUENCERS TURN TO MAINSTREAM PUBLICATIONS: `PC MAGAZINE' RETAINS LEAD OVER `PC WORLD' IN CIMS RANKING
Abstracts: COMPUTERWORLD TAKES BIG STEPS TO EMERGE AMID INDUSTRY SLUMP. Mining a motherlode of information
Abstracts: Biz books step up ad battle with trade mags. Communicating the whole story. Fine tuning lead management
Abstracts: Telecom spending surging as battlefield is expanding. Siemen's interactive broadband ad invites a cyberspace plunge
Abstracts: Study: marketers underestimating trade ad leads. Recognizing the best of b-to-b work - and the challenges it presents
Abstracts: Brave new world of utilities: what does it mean for your company? Currents of change jolt power industry
Abstracts: Failed qualifying facilities: FERC's reassessment. A new generation in Europe: the European Union has opened its generation markets, and it's a new day for the continent's electric utilities
Abstracts: The future of utility advertising. The name in the game. Thirty seconds
Abstracts: The measure of management. Muni lite: omen or sham? A muni fight in Maine
Abstracts: Up for grabs; the fight is on for control of the meter in retail markets. The measure of management
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