Abstracts: Add 90 horsepower this weekend. Jump at the chance. Nose job
Abstracts: Learning to fly: how to race your waterbike. Skiing is believing. Prop science
Abstracts: Cold wind blows through Arctic climate project: U.S.-Russian collaborations. NSF moves into FastLane to manage flow of grants
Abstracts: China meeting signals new commitment. National monitoring network does science - and a lot more. China to triple Internet hooks with commercial hookups
Abstracts: Biosphere 2 gets new lease on life from research plan. The culture of credit; scientific ideals call for collaboration and sharing. But in today's competitive scientific enterprise, a tremendous premium is placed on individual credit, setting the stage for conflict
Abstracts: The gold bug: Helicobacter pylori. Uganda enlists locals in the battle to save the gorillas. WHO calls for action against TB
Abstracts: How number theory got the best of the Pentium chip. Prime formula weds number theory and quantum physics. Mathematicians open the black box of turbulance
Abstracts: Giving language skills a boost; a new training program that uses computer games to help language-impaired children hear the fast elements of speech improves their ability to understand and respond to language
Abstracts: Depression: society comes to grips with a devastating disorder. 'Under occupation:' a three-week sit-in over income tax changes continued with no plan to remove the protesters
Abstracts: The milky way: scientists recommend a boost in calcium. Bodies of evidence: China denies that its orphanages are death camps
Abstracts: Old-time religion: training's come a long way in 25 years. The shirt off my back. Paradise found
Abstracts: Small businesses: do your safety programs measure up? Beneath the surface. How to produce an effective safety newsletter
Abstracts: How to plot a course for safety training. Design your plant with ergonomics in mind. Is Europe prepared for a graying work force?
Abstracts: Composite leading indicators of underlying inflation for seven EU countries. Forecasting cyclical turning points with an index of leading indicators: a probabilistic approach
Abstracts: Fit player. Player guide fever! Player of the year: Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Abstracts: The pros go back to school. Practice what you preach. A deuce of an idea
Abstracts: Crossing the Mexico border. 10 great reasons to visit Mazatlan. Viva Acapulco!
Abstracts: Touring Daytona. Clip and save. Fair exchange
Abstracts: Too many paws in the rural 'honeypot': early reactions to the Environment Committee's report, The Environmental Impact of Leisure shows how far off a consensu is on protecting the countryside from the more harmful aspects of the leisure boom
Abstracts: Transport planning hits a fast track to '95. Learning to control the urban fabric. Curbing Britain's driving ambition
Abstracts: Management in a culture of change. Fit to manage in a time of radical change? Innovation in renovation
Abstracts: What Parkhurst could learn from Park Lane. How to learn a serious business. Jobless Germany can learn from us
Abstracts: It's none of our business any more. Q: What do Rwanda, Yemen, Palestine, Cambodia and Fiji have in common? A: They all want to fly the Commonwealth flag
Abstracts: Which of these men knows more about what life means? Kiss goodbye to gay politics. To cyberspace with M&S
Abstracts: Help from the heavens. Massage in a bottleneck. If you're superstitious, good luck to you
Abstracts: Teen dream that came true. After the pleasure came the pain. Who's a pretty boy then?
Abstracts: Something in the way she moved .... The Royal Ballet - what's the big idea? Two steps removed from dance
Abstracts: Singapore Inc: where you conform or leave. South-east Asia ready for battle with speculators. Media slings and arrows still wound Singapore
Abstracts: Wages hold steady as Americans take more McJobs. 'Mexican crisis will not frighten off investors.' G7 to hold emergency talks on Mexican crisis
Abstracts: What will happen to your house in 1996? 'We have had the chance to get to know each other as adults in a way I never knew my own parents.' (when grown-up children return to live with their parents)
Abstracts: A peak through clouds. The battle of the Costas. An imperfect paradise
Abstracts: Blair on defensive over rail. Blair: Rural second homes are serious problem. A head start for a quick getaway
Abstracts: The men who get all the laughs. Period pains. The comics' manifesto
Abstracts: Wow, how did they do that? Watering down that surplus fat. Humans: who needs them?
Abstracts: Absolutely no Net profits. Have trolley, will travel. Europol is watching you
Abstracts: New crime law, old police culture. 2,804 men, 312 women: that's progress, old boy. Why Tony Blair fears his grass roots
Abstracts: Yes, Bruce does give a XXXX for art. And the crowd went wild. Fugitives from the book police
Abstracts: Hot! New! Sizzling! Tuning in to Tuesday Net fever. Holding up half the sky
Abstracts: The artist who broke the mould. Never mind the quality, feel the concept. The pencil is mightier than the word
Abstracts: Stark remined for fragile Japan. Japan's own royals outshone by the pastel Princess. A tale of two credit unions rocks Japan
Abstracts: The Hatman suffers exposure. Sir James prepares to take on the world. Learning from Clinton, stealing from Thatcher
Abstracts: Here's to an old-fashioned look at the Bar. The curse of the celebrity couple. Who wants to be in the club, anyway?
Abstracts: A play in building supply issues? The year 2000 ... and before. View from the top
Abstracts: RCN slammed for using nurse shortage to bargain on pay. Fresher approach. All taped
Abstracts: Major to minor: the closure of Bart's A&E department has overshadowed a parallel development at the London hospital - the opening of a nurse-led minor injuries unit
Abstracts: Sex and the single mother. Open-door policy. Ancient and modern ways
Abstracts: French media group buys Antelope stake. Print lines up for Talk Radio stake. The 'X' factor
Abstracts: The hard cel. Money to earn. BBC states its ambition
Abstracts: Firms feel graduate pinch. Plans for 30,000 new places. Faith, hope and parity
Abstracts: Bosnians decry lack of support. Plea to stop Sarajevo brain drain. Aliens law draws academic fire
Abstracts: Pasqua's private problems. Academics answer racism. Warring faction
Abstracts: Granting last wishes. Rights of passage on ocean of words. Exclusive: shock headlines induce horror. (Risk)
Abstracts: A right Royal restoration. From chairs to seats. Fed up with the Feds
Abstracts: Monitoring simplified. Small is versatile. Reefer pallets are automatically stowed
Abstracts: The effect of client management bargaining power, moral reasoning development, and belief in a just world on auditor independence
Abstracts: Zedillo's chance: with the economy on the mend, now is the time for Mexico's president to take the political initiative
Abstracts: To the hustings. Bangkok hospital looks to cure economic ills with foreign patients. The making of NHS Ltd
Abstracts: History of toxic metal discharge to surface waters of the Aberjona Watershed. Laboratory studies
Abstracts: Effective gas-phase diffusion coefficients in soils at varying water content measured using a one-flow sorbent-based technique
Abstracts: Response to comment on 'An Alternative Minimum Level Definition for Analytical Quantification'. Comment on "Method Detection Limits in Solid Waste Analysis." (comment on David E. Kimbrough and Janice Wakakuwa, Environmental Science and Technology, vol. 27, p. 2692, 1993)
Abstracts: High inflation rates and the long-run money demand function: evidence from cointegration tests. The monetary model of exchange rates: evidence from the Canadian float of the 1950s
Abstracts: It takes a community. Book smart in Racine, Wisconsin. Praising Arizona
Abstracts: !Calido! Some like it warm. Type: the newest of the old. Tom Joyce: architectural blacksmith
Abstracts: The double-edged blade. The narrative jewelry of Kiff Slemmons. Michael Jaross: Pacifica Glassworks
Abstracts: Defined Contribution Health Plans: Future or Fad. The importance of former employees. The health care cost battle is not over
Abstracts: Lessons learned - Milwaukee Water Pollution Abatement Program. From partnership to corporation
Abstracts: Spectrum Information in bankruptcy filing. Another first for cyberspace! An S.E.C. suit for investor fraud. Metricom says new network to lift speed of its modems
Abstracts: Blind dates from outer space: alien abductions, fact or fraud? And what if it (gulp) happened to you?. The not-so-secret life of Sarah Jessica Parker
Abstracts: I gave up my baby for adoption but I haven't really lost her. Where the men are
Abstracts: 9-to-5 friendship: how close should you get? Bridesmaids anonymous: support for the strung out. Postpartum friendship: why is it so hard when an old friend becomes a new mom?
Abstracts: Sexual comebacks: how 11 couples reinvented their love lives. Secrets of six sexy men
Abstracts: Want good nutrition advice? Meatless burgers and hot dogs: are they better for you? My own home
Abstracts: An unorthodox death. The Miranda Obsession. The perils of Pamela
Abstracts: Empire of the stage. The house that Jackie built. Roman's tortured holiday
Abstracts: Mount Sinai's deadly treasure. The trail of the dragon. The horse murders
Abstracts: They who serve and suffer. Hooked on glamour. Arrivederci Berlusconi?
Abstracts: Toy time; the new high-tech gadgets can do some amazing things; unnecessary, perhaps, but amazing. Computer experts see hackers gaining an upper hand in fight over security
Abstracts: Braving the elements. Great gifts for the car-crazed. Stuck!
Abstracts: Turn $10 a week into $10,000. Double your money: the safest way to make it happen. Are you ready for the stock market?
Abstracts: Vivid veggies. Secrets of great gardeners. Vertical veggies
Abstracts: Interview: Peter Walker. Stereo in perspective. The X-Factor
Abstracts: The promise and problems of computer sound boards. Ayre Acoustics K-1 preamp. Switched-on amps: power with a pulse
Abstracts: Bag End D10E ELF subwoofer and ELF-M integrator. A/B/Xing DCC. Sonance DL1200 powered subwoofer
Abstracts: Other people's money: Thai bank rescue could signal tougher regulation. Culture vultures: Asian governments exploit the past to press their political agendas
Abstracts: Just wait. Rice to the occasion. Potent symbol: Cambodian temple is focus of new conservation effort
Abstracts: The new nationalism. Hazardous to health. Back to normal: U.S.-China trade war looms closer
Abstracts: The paradox of change. Head for business: managed care demands business savvy. Here's how nurses get it. Head count: when it comes to preparing for capitation, deft management skills are as important as number crunching
Abstracts: A dog day rebound. Strategies for steering your integrated delivery system. Practicing what they preach
Abstracts: Sex and longing in Old Vienna. Leave-takings, codas and fond goodbyes. The 'legless angel' of 'David Copperfield': there's more to her than Victorian piety
Abstracts: Child advocates take on GOP: they say block grants will limit foster care lawsuits. 'False' memory, big award; juries are penalizing therapists who evoke 'repressed' memories of abuse
Abstracts: Baby Bells say: wrong number; the 8th Circuit is asked to decide the future of telcom deregulation. Much feared 'Dingell-grams' to be a thing of the past
Abstracts: Incentives offer hope for habitat. Bringing research and teaching back together. New rule could squelch shipments
Abstracts: Explosive evolution in Tertiary birds and animals. Mechanisms of punctuated evolution. Evolution made visible
Abstracts: CDC starts early warning infection control system. Siege relief. States find needle exchanges effective in HIV prevention
Abstracts: U.S., China reach accord on 'pirated' goods. U.S., China threaten each other with sanctions: U.S. demands action on 'pirated' goods
Abstracts: Toiling in the vineyards: young leaders in public service work give meaning to 'professionalism.' (President's Page)
Abstracts: Dye is cast: color can be trademarked; ruling could benefit those seeking protection for unusual product features
Abstracts: In pursuit of health; with more patients suing HMOs for denial of treatment, lawyers are exploring new ground in going up against the managed-care giants
Abstracts: Yes: the Supreme Court must re-evaluate existing law. Taking the heat: judges in Eastern Europe are struggling against still-repressive regimes to uphold the rule of law
Abstracts: 'We are all somebodies': how a Supreme Court justice taught a young lawyer the meaning of the law. Where there's smoke; testing the boundaries of prisoner rights
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