Abstracts: Hide out in the mountains. Escape to Pence Springs. Carolina rendezvous
Abstracts: Gibbons sees Gore links as asset for science. Gibbons: SSC should have been international. John Gibbons, US science adviser, gets high marks for political skills
Abstracts: Japan science head in move to limit decision-making role of officials. Japanese science stands out as recession squeezes budget
Abstracts: Blasting rocks off planets. The 1908 Tunguska explosion: atmospheric disruption of a stony asteroid. Tunguska comes down to Earth
Abstracts: He's a legend in his own lunchtime. The fascinating life of the biographer. In bed with A N Wilson
Abstracts: Hoodwinkers versus regulators. Prince's charm offensive rebounds. Public relations battle with no prisoners taken
Abstracts: Saddam's double snub for UN. Iraq stalls over Bush ultimatum. Allies give Iraq a 'spanking.' (US, UK and France successfully raid Iraqi missile sites)
Abstracts: How Iraq yet again broke its promises to the UN. Nato air strikes closer as Serbs defy UN. 'We thought the war was over, but the sky is alive with jets once more.' (special report on the allies raid on Iraq)
Abstracts: Time well spent studying inspection and testing guide. Pure, simple and safe. Protection in the heat: it is not enough to consider just the effect of self-generated heat on parts of an electrical installations. Contractors must not overlook the consequential risks associatied with high temperature electrical equipment
Abstracts: Early metabolic defects in persons at increased risk for non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus. Association between polymorphism of the glycogen synthase gene and non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
Abstracts: Coming of age - the chemoprevention of cancer. Chemoprevention as a form of cancer control. Comparison of low-dose isotretinoin with beta carotene to prevent oral carcinogenesis
Abstracts: Dahlquist DQ-30i loudspeaker. Paradigm Studio Monitor loudspeaker. Legacy Convergence loudspeaker
Abstracts: Mark Levinson No. 30.5 D/A converter and No. 31 CD transport. Linn Karik CD transport and Numerik D/A converter
Abstracts: A left-handed Solar System? Origin of the Tunguska event. The 1908 Tunguska explosion: atmospheric disruption of a stony asteroid
Abstracts: Extremely-high-velocity H20 maser emission in the galaxy NGC4258. Water-maser emission from a planetary nebula with a magnetized torus
Abstracts: Primitive dinosaur skeleton from Argentina and the early evolution of Dinosauria. Cannibalism in the Madagascan dinosaur Majungatholus atopus
Abstracts: The susceptibility of young adult Americans to vaccine-preventable infections: a national serosurvey of US army recruits
Abstracts: Install a security system: wireless systems let you protect your home and your pocketbook. Install an entry door
Abstracts: When and why to replace windows. Reglazing: replace broken glass with a minimum of time, tools and skills. Repairing double-hung windows
Abstracts: A second catalytic metal ion in a group I ribozyme. RNA finds a simpler way. Metal ion catalysis in the Tetrahymena ribozyme reaction
Abstracts: Good news: dieting is dead. America can be more walkable! Help make it happen. We did it!
Abstracts: X-ray structure of a decameric cyclophilin-cyclosporin crystal complex. Solution structure of the cyclosporin A/cyclophilin complex by NMR
Abstracts: A delicious housewarming: put out the welcome mat with a party that's fast and fun. Using your noodle
Abstracts: The new world of kosher wines. Before and after: the delicious drinks that make a Provencal meal complete. Tasting panel report
Abstracts: Farmers' market menus. Fit for a picnic. An exercise in good taste: after-workout brunch
Abstracts: Clinton's health care task force takes shape. Leeway for states: revised waiver process may encourage state experiments
Abstracts: A very cool hat: plus a pack fit for women and a watch Dick Tracy would love. Big bags
Abstracts: Australia's bold whites. Riesling takes the lead. Last, but not least: ten great dessert wines to finish off a meal
Abstracts: A light winter's repast. White before red except.... Marryin' Merlot: it may be the trendy wine to serve, but pairing Merlot with food takes cunning cooking
Abstracts: France. part 11
Abstracts: Italy. part 6
Abstracts: California. part 18
Abstracts: The early days of record-breaking. Early pylon racing. Enterprising R/C'ers
Abstracts: Washington. part 4
Abstracts: Flutter - causes and cures. How to improve flight performance
Abstracts: First Reno Unlimited T-6 giant scale races. Battle of the giants: blistering speeds break all-time records at Madera
Abstracts: What makes brain neurons run? Researchers get a sharper image of the human brain. Carbon monoxide: killer to brain messenger in one step
Abstracts: The mystery of humanity's missing mutations. Mitochondrial Eve refuses to die. Geneticists trace the DNA trail of the first Americans
Abstracts: What the deferred exchange regulations forgot to tell you - what is a prohibited basis-shifting transaction? What the deferred exchange regulations forgot to tell you: can you do a reverse Starker exchange?
Abstracts: IRS explains operation of stock-for-debt exception where cash and stock are transferred to creditor. Reduction in debt principal by non-seller of property is not purchase price adjustment unless an infirmity relating back is present
Abstracts: Even "allowable" charitable deductions count under bargain-sale rules. Timing of charitable contribution and intent
Abstracts: Big, beautiful Baja. Rinker Fiesta Vee 280. Tiara 2900 Open
Abstracts: Try a fly. Underwater eyes. Hook, line and leader
Abstracts: Surprise package. Total Eclipse. Home afloat
Abstracts: HHS: Gallo guilty of misconduct. Stubborn HIV reservoirs vulnerable to new treatments. Eradicating HIV from a patient: not just a dream?
Abstracts: Clinton picks his science adviser. Jack Gibbons: plugging into the power structure. Clinton's technology policy emerges
Abstracts: 30-minute main courses. part 10
Abstracts: The meatless trend. Mexican lightens up: the healthful side of one of the world's most delicious cuisines. An omega-3 update
Abstracts: Finishing Obechi. The JR X-388S. Getting the most of HLG
Abstracts: Signs and symptoms of 'asymptomatic' HIV-1 infection in homosexual men. Predictors for failure of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia prophylaxis
Abstracts: Final regs. clarify but do not fundamentally alter rental real estate activity rules. Recent developments and legislative outlook
Abstracts: The Service seeks increased enforcement of tax-sheltered annuities. Plan distributions to nonresident aliens
Abstracts: Computing shareholder advantage where RIC retains income. Master/feeder structures, foreign tax credit preferred stock
Abstracts: Final regulations under section 382 clarify taxation of options. Proposed regulations narrow consistency rules on stock and asset acquisitions.
Abstracts: What's left of the single economic interest theory? The Cottage Savings regulations. Equity index swaps: an uncertain future
Abstracts: Trends in self-reported HIV risk behavior: injection drug users in Los Angeles. Long-term trends in self-reported HIV risk behavior: injection drug users in Los Angeles, 1987 through 1995
Abstracts: Tanking. Turn off the power debate. Shower heads and heat strokers
Abstracts: How to play at the net. How to beat anybody. Use a natural advantage as Richard Krajicek does
Abstracts: Graf's rock-solid serve. Edberg's elegant backhand volley. Capriati's classic backhand
Abstracts: Medicine pauses at the price: split on cost control, doctors strive to prove they're ready for reform. Reform panic: doctors, hospitals rush to integrate services
Abstracts: HCFA tries to ease CLIA pain; but medicine continues to fight for relief from lab regulation. Some lab rules relaxed, but many doctors say 'enough' and close
Abstracts: PSOs fight for unique status, lower financial standards. Legislation is bogged down on provider-sponsored organizations
Abstracts: Having it all. Building better doctors: medicine coalesces to confront the health maladies in the midst. Action vs. theory at end of life; ethics of life-prolonging care don't always fit bedside decisions
Abstracts: N.J. plan would let only physicians deny HMO care. War stories: state medical societies share lobbying tips. Caring for the children; senior citizens throw lobbying weight behind kids' coalition
Abstracts: Time to build a better board - but how? Feds, Oregon work together to build a better report card. School still in for developers of report cards on health plans
Abstracts: Washington builds concord, sways providers. Foundation model for medical groups passes IRS test. Doctors warned: you must 'play or pay' on health reform
Abstracts: In antitrust relief fight, whose side are lawyers on? More states hold managed care accountable. Bush task force proposes expanded fraud legislation
Abstracts: Teaming up: smaller practices sign pacts with large groups to survive managed care. part 2 HMO growth picks up; U.S. enrollment nears 15%
Abstracts: Electronic data standards group set to accept members. Iowa delays, scales back electronic billing plan. National standard could boost electronic claim filing
Abstracts: Dialing for doctors: new phone counseling services offer immediate access to physicians. Doctors may have to amend deductions for home offices
Abstracts: Enforcement of self-referral ban delayed. Mess for integrated delivery; Stark self-referral ban raises unexpected risks
Abstracts: Success of any structure lies in benchmarks to excellence. Negotiating the bureaucracy: in search of options. Bureaucracy hangs as millstone around our necks
Abstracts: Lost in the translation; medicine is grappling with a surge of patients who don't speak English. part 2 Kentucky struggles to save or dump insurance reforms
Abstracts: Physician survey: CLIA cut access to in-office lab tests. HCFA won't pay unless all lab tests are necessary. New category for microscopy tests a win for medicine
Abstracts: A 'clarion call' for change. The man on the mountaintop. Heir to the vision: Bill Clinton has the opportunity to revive John Kennedy's spirit
Abstracts: The extrasensory car. No camshaft needed. The promise of aluminum: the 50-mph sedan
Abstracts: Pickup playoff: Ford vs Chevy. Big trucks come home. 4-pickup showdown: Chevrolet C1500, Dodge Dakota, Ford Ranger, Toyota T100
Abstracts: A school that's owned by a firm. Family sues filmmakers over portrayal of lawyer; defendants deny that 'Philadelphia' is really 'The Geoffrey Bowers Story.'
Abstracts: In opinions to clients, intellectual property lawyers face risks. Standard of care in intellectual property law opinions
Abstracts: Sega case suggests protection strategies. In Lotus, the 1st Circuit departed from precedent, narrowing protection for developed software and giving crafty litigators a blank disk on which to write
Abstracts: Year's top wins for the defense; the most notable defense verdicts of '97 averted multimillion-dollar losses. 1992's largest verdicts
Abstracts: Broadmoor is first among equals. Staff shortage threat to patient registers. Widening the safety net
Abstracts: Drugs for pain
Abstracts: Emergency UN meeting on violence. UN storm as Israel faces indictment. Iraq stalls over Bush ultimatum
Abstracts: Saddam 'was seeking confrontation.' (feature on US and allies attack against Iraq) Tariffs 'will double car prices.' (US plans to double tariff on Japanese luxury cars)
Abstracts: Play it in another key, Bill. It's no more Mr Nice Guy, folks. Public waits for Clinton to fulfil its hopes
Abstracts: Why this scandal will have international repercussions. A lucky kinda guy. Bill's baby-boomers promise the earth
Abstracts: The wrong kind of privatisation. Leaves on the MacGregor line. Rolling stock faces last siding
Abstracts: It pays to keep students on course. LSE could take legal action over grant allocation. The narrowing gateway to knowledge
Abstracts: Uncertainty deepens as world economies stumble to recovery. Pound'sfall may help to end recession. Jobs crisis swells call for rate cut
Abstracts: 'Strategic research' wins the day. NSF wins, NIH loses in Clinton's 1994 budget. SSC deathwatch starts again
Abstracts: Healy and Collins strike a deal. Healy approves an unproven treatment. Genome project plans described
Abstracts: Rough trip to Brazil. Rutilated serendipity. The very essence
Abstracts: RAF620HH (1940): Face up, a gem cut to this design calls to mind the spinning propeller of an airplane. The name honors the British fighters in the Battle of Britain during World War II
Abstracts: Your most important decision ... is not always "what," but "when." (decision-making) Follow these rules to ... make your New Year's resolutions stick
Abstracts: The health watch: she's obsessed. He's oblivious. Travel troubles. Telephone troubles
Abstracts: Catastrophe of every ilk at the geophysics fest. From clouds to cores at the spring geophysics-fest. Controversies hot and cold at Baltimore geophysics meeting
Abstracts: Loading the 7mm Wby. Mag. Loading Winchester's fabulous, classic six - the .243 Win. 7x57 mm Mauser in modern rifles
Abstracts: Physician inpatient order writing on microcomputer workstations: effects on resource utilization. Inpatient computer-based standing orders vs. physician reminders to increase influenza and pneumococcal vaccination rates: A randomized trial
Abstracts: Ability to have a triangular acquisition is restricted. Stock swap permitted? Liquidation coupled with some reincorporation
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