Abstracts: South America. Out with the oak: our favorite wines for summer entertaining offer refreshing acidity and lively fruit flavors
Abstracts: 1961 Bordeaux. Inglenook's winemaking legacy. Chappellet's silver celebration
Abstracts: Australia. part 8
Abstracts: Chile. part 3
Abstracts: France. part 12
Abstracts: California. part 19
Abstracts: Washington. part 5
Abstracts: Trouble afoot: if your boots are giving your feet fits, simple remedies are at hand. What's afoot?
Abstracts: The ABCs of VBLs. The backcountry mattress: sleeping pads. Pads: a slice of comfort
Abstracts: Stoves. Stoves: hot flashes. Stoves: fuelish pleasures (Buyer's guide) (camp stoves; includes related articles and evaluations) (Cover Story)
Abstracts: The section 3(a)(10) exemption has been torpedoed but is still afloat and making headway. The "pooling period": an overlooked "legal landmine." (accounting for acquisition in a corporate reorganization)
Abstracts: Managed competition backed despite questions. The bottom line. Friend or foe? Rural doctors unsure
Abstracts: Medicare Part B growth slumps in 1992; low 5.3% increase may be linked to RBRVS; Part A up 15.8%. Impending reform threatens Medicare hospital update
Abstracts: Legal or not, hospitals still paying for practice goodwill. Congress moves to get Medicare to pay fair share for research
Abstracts: Breaking the E-code. Leapfrog, anyone? Being slow to embrace computers pays off. Bare-bones insurance off to slow start
Abstracts: Panel questions prices on government-backed drugs. Study confirms: drug prices higher in U.S. FDA, drug makers enter era of good feeling over user fees
Abstracts: State regulators consider model HMO provider contract. Genetics research already touching your practice; patients say they expect you to know about latest findings
Abstracts: Budgeting not enough; new cost controls OK'd in Germany. Clinton plan backlash could revive Canadian model. GOP disagreements may ease Clinton reform plan
Abstracts: Stakes high for federal guide on cataract surgery. Medical society fighting broad use of licensing fees. Search for malpractice data may lead to medical boards
Abstracts: Budget basics: a well-drawn financial chart can keep your practice on course. Group practices prepare for future: associations restructuring to help members keep place in market
Abstracts: Deep-pocket drugmakers are claiming new turf. Computerized clinical records enhance practice integration. Doctor-created system promotes medical records database
Abstracts: The bicycle thief: World War II hero Roger Johnson, MD, found a big way to make amends for a small crime he committed nearly 50 years ago
Abstracts: Help your children shape their destinies. How to manage your firm's biggest threat. Two "laws" for family businesses
Abstracts: How to love your kid's pals. The real trouble with working mothers. Can you love your child too much?
Abstracts: Last of the 1994 Burgundies: the tough Romanee-Conti reds taste inferior to other late releases. Sacha Lichine battles to get his Burgundies into U.S
Abstracts: Letter from Plum Hill. part 2
Abstracts: African opal unearthed. Domestic delights. Okanagan opal
Abstracts: A case of mistaken identity. Gems inside gems. The sky is falling - and everybody wants a piece of it!
Abstracts: Power play to capture end users targets customer service. Appalachian Power's Mountaineer: it's all planning and people
Abstracts: Montana Power's Colstrip: examine the overall picture. Repowering project combines experience, innovation for PSE&G
Abstracts: UK goes for 'generic priorities' in bid to boost science/industry links. Faraday Centres appear doomed by Lords' panel
Abstracts: Britain finds way round impact of falling pound. Britain to spend 100 million pound sterling on innovative manufacturing
Abstracts: Germany stumbles on enacting plan to integrate eastern scientists. Germany asked to increase spending on universities
Abstracts: Good company for bulbs: perennials to dress up a spring border. Small shrubs for the border: these choice plants will enhance your favorite perennials
Abstracts: Yeltsin raps US foreign policy. Bush, Yeltsin meet at Camp David. Bush, Yeltsin sign START II nuclear arms pact
Abstracts: Continents of the core. Seismological mapping of fine structure near the base of the Earth's mantle. A window to the core
Abstracts: Thinking big. Batter up: Sport steps to the plate and peers in on the upcoming baseball season. Compadres
Abstracts: There's no business like Shaq business: the ground has not stopped shaking (nor have the phones stopped ringing) since Shaquille O'Neal went Hollywood
Abstracts: Renault Megane: a five-car family. Driving Renault Sport's Spiders. BMW M3: superb, as expected
Abstracts: Peacock eats crow. Political fire. F = MA
Abstracts: Mercedes-Benz CLK 320. Ferrari 550 Maranello - eminence front: Ferrari resurrects the front-engine V-12 2-seat exotic
Abstracts: TVR Griffith: sporting fun from England. Automatic sho-down: can sporting sedans find happiness with automatic transmissions?
Abstracts: Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1. 1994 Infiniti Q45. 1996 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport
Abstracts: 2000 Audi A6 4.2 quattro. 2000 Audi TT Coupe. Toyota Supra Turbo
Abstracts: BMW 740i. Les 24 Heures du Madonna Inn: a lot more adventures than a Sunday ice cream trip. 1996 Acura 3.5RL: the first name in Japanese luxury launches a new flagship
Abstracts: The devil made us do it. By the time we got to Woodstock. In search of the blues
Abstracts: BMW 540i 6-speed: a luxurious sedan with a performance edge. Subaru SVX
Abstracts: Fuel-cell happenings: More fuel-cell experiences; more mayors. Oxygenated gasolines
Abstracts: Aprea Mare 12M: this classically styled Italian yacht is a wolf in sheep's clothing. Tecnomarine 62
Abstracts: Schumacher 42. Perry 63. Kotzebue 63
Abstracts: The effect of vpu on HIV-1-induced syncytia formation. Functional analysis of the phosphorylation sites on the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 Vpu protein
Abstracts: Outsmarting frost. Defending your turf: fences and other strategies for protecting your garden from animals. Old-time perennials for the country garden
Abstracts: Jack Frost nipping at your tomatoes? Currants. Blue spruce
Abstracts: Out of the attic. part 2
Abstracts: Concern and anger greet shift of UK science unit into industry agency. Historic Bart's fights for its life under medical school reorganization
Abstracts: T cell homeostasis in HIV infection: part of the solution or part of the problem? T cell homeostasis: implications in HIV infection
Abstracts: Changes in T and non-T lymphocyte subsets following seroconversion to HIV-1: stable CD3+ and declining CD3- populations suggest regulatory responses linked to loss of CD4 lymphocytes
Abstracts: Carbon reserves released? Acclimation of ecosystem CO2 exchange in the Alaskan Arctic in response to decadal climate warming
Abstracts: Casinos: the big winners. A friend indeed. Party games
Abstracts: The appropriateness of use of coronary artery bypass graft surgery in New York State. The appropriateness of coronary artery bypass graft surgery in academic medical centers
Abstracts: Defective expression of T-cell CD40 ligand causes X-linked immunodeficiency with hyper-IgM. CD40 ligand mutations in X-linked immunodeficiency with hyper-IgM
Abstracts: Noggin the dorsalizer. A twist on embryonic signalling. Secreted noggin protein mimics the Spemann organizer in dorsalizing Xenopus mesoderm
Abstracts: China fights to get runaway economy under control. Wealth and power split new superpower into three. People's Army sets up shop to pay its way
Abstracts: Cost cuts in store for Lloyd's. Lloyd's faulted on working methods: The Morse report. No rewrite for Lloyd's horror story
Abstracts: Putting talent out to tender. Traditional skills help create a twentieth-century crafts gallery. Only if the price is right
Abstracts: Intelligent office cabling. Home from the office. How smart is your office?
Abstracts: Firms scramble in Silicon Valley; high-tech rush, land-use bars squeeze newcomers. Silicon Valley lawyers defect; form venture boutique
Abstracts: GM lawsuits pile up in Philly; despite slamming NBC. GM settlement praised, opposed. GM settles suits; turmoil remains; plaintiffs say automaker hides truth about trucks
Abstracts: Mr. Chess makes surprising move: he leaves Bar Bri and goes west. Suing for extra credit, latest 'A' got rid of clubs' 'ladies nights.' (Professor John F. Banzhaf III's 'Legal Activism' course at George Washington University National Law Center)
Abstracts: Probing the backlog: the NLJ finds that most intractable cases involve business disputes. Reno's colleagues say Clinton's hit pay dirt
Abstracts: The deadly practice of divorce; lately, divorced men have been taking aim in court. Poll: jurors have faith in system
Abstracts: Consumer prices rose 2.9% in 1992. Consumer prices rose 2.7% in 1994. Consumer prices rose 2.5% in 1995
Abstracts: Clinton's Washington and wine: president's preferences still a mystery. Marathon pace set for alcohol-free wine
Abstracts: The third option. Where the jobs are. Decision time
Abstracts: Manhattan, N.S.: Cape Breton Island is a sanctuary for New York artists. Cape Breton blues
Abstracts: Australia. part 9
Abstracts: Out of the past: Argentina makes great values, especially in reds, but a rustic style still predominates. Chile
Abstracts: France. part 13
Abstracts: California. part 20
Abstracts: Washington. part 6
Abstracts: Six parties make for a pasta Canada. An epic struggle that will never end. Rapid Robyn drives a point home
Abstracts: Co-crystal structure of the HNF-3/fork head DNA-recognition motif resembles histone H5. A new factor related to TATA-binding protein has highly restricted expression patterns in Drosophila
Abstracts: Fermat prover points to next challenges. Fermat's last theorem finally yields. A new step for Fermet's Last Theorem
Abstracts: The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. Nonqualified plans: a good thing gets better
Abstracts: Medicine pauses at the price: split on cost control, doctors strive to prove they're ready for reform. part 2 Signs of hope in budget deadlock; push to save Medicare could benefit doctors
Abstracts: Hospitals fear scrutiny over recruitments, doctors pay. Medicare pay plan blasted; ProPAC says outpatient proposal will just make things worse
Abstracts: Data bank access debate. Dishing the data: Joint Commission to detail performance of health facilities. Reform race spurs scramble for comparison
Abstracts: Flagging adverse events: new FDA form to ease drug, device reaction reporting. Study questions use of mammograms; some question study
Abstracts: Does quality data equal market power? Joint Commission seeks competitors in hospital review. Spot inspections planned to add accreditation credibility
Abstracts: Swift legal action for worker whose firing violated ADA. Doctor with mental illness threatens ADA suit. AIDS patient claims hospital violated ADA, 'dumping' law
Abstracts: Computers that understand speech soon common in ED. More patients using EDs for nonemergency problems. Watching and waiting
Abstracts: Quality assurance prenatal systems reduce risk for OBs. Information disarray? Intranets may offer an accessible way to use different computer systems
Abstracts: Welcome package boosts efficiency, promotes practice. How to decide if your practice needs a newsletter. The advisors you'll need in opening your practice
Abstracts: Rx for reform: MDs belong in the 'war room.' (physicians should help form health care reform policy) (Column) part 2
Abstracts: Oregon's 1995 Pinot Noirs: the question is value. Seriously fancy-free: at a Los Angeles tasting, Williams Selyem's exceptional Pinot Noirs prove the merits of winemaking without the frills
Abstracts: Dominique Laurent captures Burgundy's golden age. Slice the Prosciutto and pass the bubbly; wine helps showcase Europe's native delicacies at VinItaly
Abstracts: Compaq introduces its redesigned PCs with strong claims and bright hopes. Apple boosts level of power in some models
Abstracts: Ancient life on Mars? Martian 'microbes' cover their tracks. An 'outrageous hypothesis' for Mars: episodic oceans
Abstracts: Make extreme grips work for you. Introducing America's funniest serve. How to play in no-man's land
Abstracts: Surviving stardom; is the sport's obsession with youth and money burning out its brightest stars? Outsmarting your injury
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