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Abstracts: Perpendicular to the mainstream. Lying by the book. Gravity quantized? A radical theory of gravity weaves space from tiny loops
Abstracts: Blame it on El Nino. One week in another world: living it up in Cornwell, thanks to Britain's National Trust. 282 magic miles
Abstracts: As they lay dying. The all-star of buckyball. Noisy nucleotides; DNA sequences show fractal correlations
Abstracts: Christmas card salesmen. Confessions of a donut lover. Harvest ritual
Abstracts: New airport film fogging danger?? How to clean SLR finder systems. What to do when the maker won't repair your favorite SLR
Abstracts: Tamron 300mm f/2.8 LD AF. Tamron 28-200mm f/3.8-5.6 AF. Tamron SP 35-105mm f/2.8 ASL AF
Abstracts: Howdy, neighbor. Half-baked Alaska. If only Louis had been there
Abstracts: Don't get taken for a ride. Dating-service disasters. Irritating neighbors: suing isn't always the answer
Abstracts: Could you be a talk show host? Who wears the pants in your family? How street smart are you?
Abstracts: Egli Enfield Bullet. Innotech Crea CBR900RR: iron curtain kitbike. Norton's future assured, maybe
Abstracts: Secret savior. Meet at the Ace! Memories of Mike the Bike
Abstracts: Double dip! Twin wins, times two. Super Boxer: finally, BMW shows its hand. Solitary Beemer
Abstracts: Where's the chief? Quick ride: H-D Dyna Convertible. Another Texas tiger
Abstracts: A house with (split) personality. Hemline angst. Light!
Abstracts: The new calorie count: revised calculations answer just how fattening is fat? Back to the gym
Abstracts: Feed your (hard) body: winning recipes from three ladies with muscle. Ear of flying: a clogged eustachian tube can be sheer misery
Abstracts: The antioxidant controversy. Essential fatty acids. More on boron: does this trace mineral really elevate testosterone?
Abstracts: Had enough? When overload becomes overtrained, the symptoms tell the story. Run down and out: overtraining and infectious disease
Abstracts: Midnight snacks. Gym rules: no. 1: do unto others.... Have a belt: a shot of support with an exercise chaser
Abstracts: Salad daze. Early-warning system. The science of soy
Abstracts: Water shortage: you can't train effectively if you don't drink enough. Hard bodies: for women and men alike, sculpted physiques are the new symbol of sensuality and success
Abstracts: Breaking through a sticking point. The still point: finding the place where mind and body become one. Speed of contraction
Abstracts: Do lactic acid buffers increase performance? Exercise - the miracle pill. Bodybuilding: a gift of life
Abstracts: Meet the elite. Afraid of becoming too big? Crunch time
Abstracts: Home sweet home gym. The sweet smell of success. Athletes on a roll
Abstracts: Self-treatment for athletes. Stay out of the gym and grow! Conditioning: know when to say when
Abstracts: Silent genital herpes. Cats: a pregnant pause? Sweet news about chromium
Abstracts: An exclusive interview with Arnold on his fight to make America fit. Imitation - the best form of flattery
Abstracts: The new male sexuality. Train smart train forever. Big plans: Canadian champion Paul Dillett has changed his image, but his quest is unchanged - to be the biggest & best!
Abstracts: New hope for spinal injuries: Dennis Byrd shows there's new promise for trauma victims. Label us confused
Abstracts: Dangerous power? Turn up the juice: increase the power of the mind and body by supercharging your diet. Cooling the fire of inflammation
Abstracts: Montel Williams. Dennis Newman. Universal Soldier
Abstracts: Four ways to prevent back pain. Compound the benefits. A beginner's dozen
Abstracts: Off-the-wall dieting: from bodybuilding's most outrageous noncomformist. Debbie Muggli
Abstracts: Up-to-the-minute rice. Rabbit is rich. The raw and the cooked
Abstracts: Sole considerations. How to pick a putter. Score yourself
Abstracts: Pick or dig? Fan it for more distance. Cross the line
Abstracts: Greg's new swing. Long time coming. Paul Azinger at Kiawah
Abstracts: Leadbetter: pro and con. Swinging in the rain. Dare to be different
Abstracts: Waggle ... or not? Go from slice to power fade. Fighting the dreaded sways
Abstracts: Private lessons. Wood beats iron. Become an iron man
Abstracts: Hit the ball first. Get behind the ball. Get ready for the long ball
Abstracts: The bottom line on head movement. Guard against overcompensation. Throw the hammer
Abstracts: Should you take a practice swing? Take two. Take the hook out of your bag
Abstracts: Swing long, drives short. Learn to turn. Toss the short ones
Abstracts: The beauty of branes. Lethal cascade: a model for the neurologic damage found in AIDS. Hot ants
Abstracts: Taking care of business: should governments bankroll the private sector? The costs of a new Senate
Abstracts: Diana, Princess of Wales: 1961-1997. Image of the year: South Africa's historic election demonstrated a people's deep longing for democracy
Abstracts: Towers of terror: a terrorist bomb is suspected after fire and panic envelop Manhattan skyscrapers. A land of terror
Abstracts: A haul of hard cash: how sport fishing equals high finance. Saying a prayer for peace. A continent in danger
Abstracts: Making headway against cancer. Kitty, we shrunk your brain. Bug in a gilded cage; all that glitters is sometimes bacteria
Abstracts: Uh-oh! ABC discovers 'woad wage.' (ABC-TV news story on the dangers presented by aggressive drivers)(Column) Enter the broker
Abstracts: Holiday on wheels. Casual elegance. Collectibles: graniteware
Abstracts: Graft and host, together forever. Health care without perverse incentives. Population pressure: the road from Rio is paved with factions
Abstracts: Tobacco industry gave millions to political parties. Unhealthy habits should mean higher premiums, AMA says. Genetic research spurs need to address ethical issues
Abstracts: CMA notes cracks appearing in Canadian system. What's in a drug name? Time, money, lots of market tests. Make individual decisions on the individual's level
Abstracts: Group emphasizes public role in health reform debate. Calif. board to police doctors with 'tickets.' (the Medical Board of California will issue citations to physicians who violate practice rules)
Abstracts: Melted cheese. Gifts from the kitchen. Italy's Parmesan cheese
Abstracts: The frustrations of a quark hunter. Quark quest: have all six flavors finally been observed? Puzzling powerhouse: black holes power the brightest galaxies, but how?
Abstracts: Bob Prattey. London's backyard. Kevin Johnson
Abstracts: Action in Islington. The games business. Setting the standard
Abstracts: Farming tourists. Woking welcomes Peacocks. Grand designs
Abstracts: Pure genius: Guinness is using a travelling attractionto encourage new drinkers. Net profits
Abstracts: John Wilkes. (Tower Hill Pageant celebrates second anniversary). Moving pictures
Abstracts: Delwyn Matthews. Fighting for facilities. Image makers
Abstracts: Service with a smile. First impressions count. Keeping up to date
Abstracts: European office design. Starck Reality. Leading light
Abstracts: Back from the Brink. Play time. Rising to the bait
Abstracts: Stop that noise. Blood simple. Scher talent
Abstracts: Ikea's pet Pelikan. Parallel lines. Clash of symbols
Abstracts: Everyday icons. Brain Waves. Child's play
Abstracts: Digging for victory. Mr Fix-it to put work first. A dip in the ratings spells disaster
Abstracts: Whither Scotland? Take your partners, please. Measurer of angels and demons
Abstracts: Chipping away at the glass ceiling. (women professors fight for recognition). No more bed and bored; a switch to home care could save the health service millions of pounds
Abstracts: Self-regulation not enough. London at risk. Improving our shape
Abstracts: On the shoulders of giantesses? In pursuit of the new paradigm. Starring role for the ideas bank; British centre using satellite data to solve world problems
Abstracts: Achieving quality. Planning's forgotten purpose? Strategies country-style
Abstracts: E-cash: a looming financial revolution. Inventing a new Canada on Oct. 26. Canada 1892: Portrait of a Promised Land
Abstracts: Death in a classroom; a lone gunman terrorizes a university. A woman of mystery
Abstracts: Cricket on the road: archrivals meet for a rare series - in Canada. The end of the road; after 10 years, The Journal dies
Abstracts: Hunting the right number. Still not buying: voters are either unmoved or turned off by the leaders. The right to lie; the Supreme Court acquits Ernst Zundel
Abstracts: Men in suits demand a deadly price. Pearls of wisdom worth preserving. They cheered, they wept, and they left
Abstracts: A field guide to pain relievers. New guidelines for evaluating doctors. A new, less painful hysterectomy technique
Abstracts: San Francisco classics. Ingredients for the "world's best restaurants." (San Francisco, California)(includes recipe)(special advertising section)
Abstracts: The wrecking crew. Riding on air. The $100,000 pyramid
Abstracts: Time to grow. The big lie. American Baby's big kids guide: a special section for parents of kids ages 2 to 6
Abstracts: If city councils designed cars. Driving stimulation, Italian style. Radar wars: upping the ante
Abstracts: At 59, he's back; Breedlove will make another run at the world land speed record. High roller
Abstracts: The power and the glory. Death of a gentleman's sport. Duels and dualies
Abstracts: The heartbreak of gaa and the shaa of Akron. One lap of Everest. Weather is here, wish you were fine
Abstracts: Dressing for success. 'Now I know I"m not a bad mom.' Intimate strangers
Abstracts: Charles Sturt. Alvaro de Mendana de Neyra. Pedro Alvares Cabral
Abstracts: Finding a health insurance policy. Go ahead! Ask for that raise. Keys to fiscal fitness
Abstracts: The 5 biggest benefits of smiling. Smart art. Get moving!
Abstracts: Peripherals
Abstracts: Costs of satellite camera threaten to push Europe out of the picture. Report urges UK universities to recoup full overhead costs
Abstracts: Court says US law applies to Antarctic waste cleanup. Choice to head NIST defines shift in US technology policy
Abstracts: A laser that sings a different tune. Current oscillations ring true. Trapped in mid-air
Abstracts: Back to a frightening future. A microbial minimalist. The future of public health
Abstracts: Selected recent developments in EEO law: the Civil Rights Act of 1991, sexual harassment, and the emerging role of ADR
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