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2001021751 tableOfContents "v. 1. Minority languages in the European Union -- v. 2. Minority languages in Eastern Europe post-1989.".
2001021755 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: JOHN BEWICK: -- AN APPRECIATION OF HIS LIFE -- ChapterOne, 13 ChapterTwo, 19 -- Chapter Three, 26 Chapter Four, 33 -- Chapter Five, 37 Chapter Six, 43 -- Chapter Seven, 5o Chapter Eight, 58 -- CATALOGUE -- Introduction, 67 -- PART ONE -- Books, Broadsides and Periodicals, 71 -- PART TWO -- Newspapers, 166 -- Puzzles & Games, 171 -- Bookplates, 174 -- Handbill Illustrations, 177 -- Trade Cards & Billheads, 18 -- PART THREE -- Woodcuts for Ephemeral & Unattributed Publications, 83 -- PAiT fOVR -- Woodcuts for Unattributed Book Illustrations, 193 -- PART FIVE -- Miscellaneous Woodcuts, 197 -- Appendix: John Bewick' Library, 203 -- Notes and References, 2o7 -- Abbreviations, 241 -- Primary Sources, 242 -- Select Bibliography, z44 -- Chronological List of Books illustrated by John Bewick, 246 -- Index, 249.".
2001021767 tableOfContents "General introduction : life and writings of Apuleius / Stephen Harrison -- Apology / introduction, Vincent Hunink ; translation, Vincent Hunink -- Florida / introduction, John Hilton ; translation, John Hilton -- False preface to On the god of Socrates / introduction, Stephen Harrison ; translation, John Hilton -- On the god of Socrates / introduction, Stephen Harrison ; translation, Stephen Harrison.".
2001021782 tableOfContents "Meet Kirsten -- Kirsten learns a lesson -- Kirsten's surprise -- Happy birthday, Kirsten! -- Kirsten saves the day -- Changes for Kirsten.".
2001021783 tableOfContents "Meet Josefina -- Josefina learns a lesson -- Josefina's surprise -- Happy birthday, Josefina! -- Josefina saves the day -- Changes for Josefina.".
2001021784 tableOfContents "Meet Addy -- Addy learns a lesson -- Addy's surprise -- Happy birthday, Addy! -- Addy saves the day -- Changes for Addy -- Looking back.".
2001021785 tableOfContents "Meet Molly -- Molly learns a lesson -- Molly's surprise -- Happy birthday, Molly! -- Molly saves the day -- Changes for Molly.".
2001021786 tableOfContents "Meet Kit -- Kit learns a lesson -- Kit's surprise -- Happy birthday, Kit -- Kit saves the day -- Changes for Kit.".
2001021801 tableOfContents "Meet Felicity -- Felicity learns a lesson -- Felicity's surprise -- Happy birthday, Felicity! -- Felicity saves the day -- Changes for Felicity.".
2001021802 tableOfContents "Meet Samantha -- Samantha learns a lesson -- Samantha's surprise -- Happy birthday, Samantha! -- Samantha saves the day -- Changes for Samantha.".
2001021813 tableOfContents "v. 1. 1636-61, introduction -- v. 2. 1662-5 -- v. 3. 1666-7 -- v. 4. 1668-77 -- v. 5. 1678-83 -- v. 6. 1684 -91 , index.".
2001021814 tableOfContents "v. 1. Enlightenment gothic and terror gothic: Clara Reeve, The champion of virtue (1777) ; Mary Butt, The traditions (1795) -- v. 2. Street gothic: female gothic chapbooks: Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Sir Bertrand's adventures in a ruinous castle ; Sophia Lee, The recess ; Charlotte Smith, Rayland Hall ; AnnRadcliffe, The midnight assassin, The southern tower ; Sarah Wilkinson, The spectres, The white pilgrim, The white cottage -- v. 3. Erotic gothic: Charlotte Dacre, The libertine (1807) -- v. 4. Historical gothic: Jane Porter, The Scottish chiefs (1810), pt. 1 -- v. 5. Historical gothic: Jane Porter, The Scottish chiefs (1810), pt. 2 -- v. 6. Orientalist gothic: Sydney Owenson, Lady Morgan, The missionary (1811).".
2001021817 tableOfContents "v. 1. Jan.-July 1756 -- v. 2. Aug.-Dec. 1756 -- v. 3. Jan.-June 1757 -- v. 4. July-Dec. 1757 -- v. 5. Jan.-June 1758 -- v. 6. July-Dec. 1758 -- v. 7. Jan.-June 1759 -- v. 8. July-Dec. 1759 -- v. 9. Jan.-June 1760 -- v. 10. July-Dec. 1760 -- v. 11. Jan.-June 1761 -- v. 12. July-Dec. 1761 -- v. 13. Jan.-June 1762 -- v. 14. July-Dec. 1762 -- v. 15. Jan.-June 1763 -- v. 16. July-Dec. 1763.".
2001021872 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 The Formation of American Relationships and Interests -- Introduction -- The American Civil War -- Fenianism, the Alabama claims, and the Geneva Treaty, -- 1865-74 -- British Liberals and their early American interests -- Charles Dilke: an American trip in 1866 -- John Morley: an American trip and early interests -- James Bryce: early American impressions -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 2 Liberalism and the United States: Expanding -- American Activities, 1874-1880 -- Introduction -- Lord Rosebery: America discovered -- William E. Gladstone and 'Kin Beyond Sea' -- Young Radicals and the United States: Dilke, -- Morley, and Chamberlain -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 3 The Liberal Ascendancy, Ireland, and Henry -- George, 1880-1886 -- Introduction -- British foreign policy towards the United States, -- 1880-85 -- American protectionism and tariffs -- Anglo-American accord -- Irish-Americans, Fenians, and violence -- Henry George and land reform -- The American Constitution, federalism, and Home Rule -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 4 Gladstonian Liberalism, Home Rule, and American -- Politics and Society, 1886-1892 -- Introduction -- American federalism reconsidered -- American protectionism and tariffs reconsidered -- American currency and bimetallism -- Anglo-American copyright -- Gladstone: American activities and political issues -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 5 Liberal Ministries, Ideas, and Andrew Carnegie, -- 1892-1895 -- Introduction -- American foreign policies -- Irish Home Rule: American federal and constitutional -- experiences -- Silver, bimetallism, and currency issues -- Liberal attitudes towards American labor, society, -- and democracy -- Andrew Carnegie: a transatlantic liberal -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 6 Venezuela, Silver, and Rapprochement, 1895-1898 -- Introduction -- Anglo-Americans and international arbitration -- Silver and bimetallism: final reconsiderations -- Liberalism and informal diplomacy over Venezuela -- The Venezuelan Settlement and Anglo-American -- arbitration -- Silver and the Presidential election of 1896 -- Studies of democracy -- Silver and bimetallism defeated, 1896-97 -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Conclusion -- Appendices -- I Biographical and American Notes -- II Dinner Engagements of William -- Hoppin and Henry White, 1870s-1890s -- III Letter from Gresham to Rosebery, 1895 -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001021875 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I -- Part I Introduction -- 1 The Anglo-French Community of Interest -- Part II The Ethiopian Crisis -- 2 The Ethiopian Test Case -- 3 Mussolini Decides on War -- 4 First Attempts to 'Buy off' Italy -- 5 The Double-Line -- 6 All Sanctions Short of War -- 7 The Decisive Phase -- 8 The Collapse of the Hoare-Laval Plan -- 9 The Crisis Resolved -- Part III The Rhineland Crisis -- 10 Britain, France and the German Problem -- 11 The Prelude to 7 March -- 12 Mutual Considerations and Doubts -- 13 The Storm Breaks -- 14 Discussions and Bargaining -- 15 The Crisis Passes By -- Part IV Conclusion -- 16 The Failure of the Anglo-French Alliance -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001021921 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: List of Tables -- Introduction -- The sociolinguistic study of address forms -- Categories of address -- Rules of address -- Lexical versus address meaning -- Register -- Other linguistic contributions -- Previous work on Latin forms of address -- The scope of this study -- Latin literature and its presentation of the address -- system -- Part I. Addresses -- 1 Names -- 2 Titles -- 3 Kinship Terms -- 4 Terms of Endearment, Affection, and Esteem -- 5 Insults -- 6 Other Addresses -- 7 The Use of mi and o -- Part II. Interactions -- 8 Addresses between Known People without any -- Special Attachment to One Another -- 9 Addresses to Strangers and Nameless Characters -- 10 Addresses between Relatives -- 11 Addresses between Spouses and Others with a -- Romantic Interest -- 12 Addresses to Groups -- 13 Addresses to and from Non-Humans -- Glossary -- Usage Tables -- Editions of Ancient Texts -- Abbreviations for Modern Works and Collections -- References -- Indices -- Index of Words Discussed -- Index Locorum -- Index of Topics.".
2001021931 tableOfContents "Braces -- Clean away -- Iceland -- First sex -- The troubled dog -- Outlaws -- Visions -- Rose -- Stealing -- Liars -- Retribution.".
2001021994 tableOfContents "[v. 1]. Alabama -- [v. 2]. Alaska -- [v. 3]. Arizona -- [v. 4]. Arkansas -- [v. 5]. California -- [v. 6]. Colorado -- [v. 7]. Connecticut -- [v. 8]. Delaware -- [v. 9]. District of Columbia -- [v. 10]. Florida -- [v. 11]. Georgia -- [v. 12]. Hawaii -- [v. 13]. Idaho -- [v. 14]. Illinois -- [v. 15]. Indiana -- [v. 16]. Iowa -- [v. 17]. Kansas -- [v. 18]. Kentucky -- [v. 19]. Louisiana -- [v. 20]. Maine -- [v. 21]. Maryland -- [v. 22]. Massachusetts -- [v. 23]. Michigan -- [v. 24]. Minnesota -- [v. 25]. Mississippi -- [v. 26]. Missouri -- [v. 27]. Montana -- [v. 28]. Nebraska -- [v. 29]. Nevada -- [v. 30]. New Hampshire -- [v. 31]. New Jersey -- [v. 32]. New Mexico -- [v. 33] New York -- [v. 34]. North Carolina -- [v. 35]. North Dakota -- [v. 36]. Ohio -- [v. 37]. Oklahoma -- [v. 38]. Oregon -- [v. 39]. Pennsylvania -- [v. 40]. Puerto Rico -- [v. 41]. Rhode Island -- [v. 42]. South Carolina -- [v. 43]. South Dakota -- [v. 44]. Tennessee -- [v. 45]. Texas -- [v. 46]. Utah -- [v. 47]. Vermont -- [v. 48]. Virginia -- [v. 49]. Washington -- [v. 50]. West Virginia -- [v. 51]. Wisconsin -- [v. 52]. Wyoming.".
2001022036 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction 5 -- You Have the Power to Break Out; How to Use This Book -- CHAPTER ONE -- Why Write the Breakout Novel?-- The Truth About Book Publishing; The Truth About Authors; The Myths of Success; -- The E-Revolution; Where to Go From Here -- CHAPTER TWO -- Premise33 -- The Stories That You Love; Four Facets of Three Great Novels; The Little -- Components of Big Ideas; Build It and the Breakout Premise Will Come; Brainstorming -- the Breakout Premise -- CHAPTER THREE -- Stakes59 -- Creating High Human Worth; Public Stakes; Personal Stakes; Escalating Stakes; Your -- Own Stakes -- CHAPTER FOUR -- Time and Place8 -- The Psychology of Place; Keeping Up With the Times; Working With Historical Forces -- and Social Trends; God at Work in the World; The Secret Ingredient -- CHAPTER FIVE -- C haracters103 -- Real People vs. Larger-Than-Life Figures; What Makes a Character Larger-Than- -- Life?; Dark Protagonists; The Highest Character Qualities; Building a Cast; Advanced -- Character Relationships; Sidekicks and Narrators; Depth and Differentiation of -- Character -- CHAPTER SIX -- P lo t 133 -- Conflict; The Five Basic Plot Elements; Bridging Conflict; What is the Worst That -- Can Happen?; High Moments, Turning Corners, Killing Characters; Structuring Plot; -- Larger Plot Structures -- CHAPTER SEVEN -- Contemporary Plot Techniques163 -- The New Shape of the Novel; The Character-Driven Story; Self-Discovery in the Plot- -- Driven Novel; Nonlinear Narrative; Tension on Every Page -- CHAPTER EIGHT -- Multiple Viewpoints, Subplots, -- Pace, Voice, Endings181 -- Multiple Points of View; Successful Subplots; Narrative Pace; Voice; Endings -- CHAPTER NINE -- Advanced Plot Structures199 -- Families, Groups, Generations; Thrillers; Crossover Fiction; Whole Life; Historicals; -- Out-of-Category Romance; Linked Short Stories; Inventing Your Own Advanced Plot -- Structure -- CHAPTER TEN -- T h e m e229 -- Having Something to Say; Step-by-Step Theme Building; Symbols; Becoming -- Passionate; Right and Wrong in the Novel; The Protagonist's Declaration of Purpose; -- What Makes a Theme Universal?; Discovering Theme -- CHAPTER ELEVEN -- B reaking O ut 247 -- Agent and Editor; The Pitch; Outlines; Breakout Publishing, Breakout Living; -- Success, Sequels, Series and Beyond -- In d e x261.".
2001022053 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction 1 -- Part One: Creating a Portrait of a Policeman 23 -- 1 Personal Motives and Formal Selection Criteria 25 -- 2 Informal Selection Preferences and the Response of Labour: Augmenting the Portrait 43 -- 3 Job Stability vs. Mobility: Rounding Out the Portrait 77 --Part Two: Control and Accommodation 95 -- 4 Socialization, Bureaucracy and Everyday Life in the Force 97 -- 5 The Paternalist Contract: Labour-Management Reciprocity 153 -- 6 Patterns of Promotion 189 -- 7 Recreation and Control 215 -- 8 Conflict and Negotiation: Industrial Relations Without Unionization 245.".
2001022083 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART I: PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTEXT 13 -- 1 Pregnancy Loss and Fecundability in Women 15 -- Darryl J. Holman and James W. Wood -- 2 The Evolutionary and Ecological Context -- of Human Pregnancy 39 -- Ivy L. Pike -- 3 Why Energy Expenditure Causes Reproductive -- Suppression in Women 59 -- An Evolutionary and Bioenergetic Perspective -- Grazyna Jasienska -- 4 Lactation, Energetics, and Postpartum Fecundity 85 -- Claudia R. Valeggia and Peter T. Ellison -- 5 Reproductive Physiology of the Human Male 107 -- An Evolutionary and Life History Perspective -- Richard G. Bribiescas -- PART II: ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT 136 -- 6 Reproductive Filtering and the Social Environment 137 -- Samuel K. Wasser and Ned J. Place -- 7 Reproductive Ecology of Male Immune -- Function and Gonadal Function 159 -- Benjamin C. Campbell, William D. Lukas, -- and Kenneth L. Campbell -- 8 Why Not So Great Is Still Good Enough 179 -- Flexible Responsiveness in Human Reproductive -- Functioning -- Virginia J. Vitzthum -- 9 Fertility Changes with the Prehistoric Transition -- to Agriculture 203 -- Perspectives from Reproductive Ecology and Paleodemography -- Gillian R. Bentley, Richard R. Paine, and -- Jesper L. Boldsen -- PART III: DEVELOPMENTAL CONTEXT 233 -- 10 Metabolism, Maturation, and Ovarian Function 235 -- Susan F. Lipson -- 11 Child Survival and the Modulation 249 -- of Parental Investment -- Physiological and Hormonal Considerations -- Helen Ball and Catherine Panter-Brick -- 12 Aging and Reproductive Senescence 267 -- Lynnette Leidy Sievert -- 13 The Embodied Capital Theory of Human Evolution 293 -- Hillard Kaplan, Kim Hill, A. Magdelena Hurtado, -- and Jane Lancaster -- PART IV: COMPARATIVE CONTEXT 319 -- 14 Strepsirrhine Reproductive Ecology 321 -- Patricia L. Whitten and Diane K. Brockman -- 15 Reproductive Ecology of New World Monkeys 351 -- Karen B. Strier -- 16 Reproductive Ecology of Old World Monkeys 369 -- Fred B. Bercovitch -- 17 The Reproductive Ecology of Male Hominoids 397 -- Martin N. Muller and Richard W. Wrangham -- 18 Female Reproductive Ecology of the Apes 429 -- Implicationsfor Human Evolution -- Cheryl Knott.".
2001022124 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction. Body Image, Eating Disorders, -- and Obesity in Youth-The Future Is Now-- J. Kevin Thompson and Linda Smolak -- I. FOUNDATIONS19 -- Chapter 1. Early Experience With Food and Eating: -- Implications for the Development -- of Eating Disorders23 -- Jennifer 0. Fisher and Leann L, Birch -- Chapter 2. Body Image in Children41 -- Linda Smolak and Michael P. Levine -- Chapter 3. Obesity, Body Image, and Eating Disorders -- in Ethnically Diverse Children and Adolescents67 -- Jennifer Zoler Dounchis, Helen A. Hayden, -- and Denise E. Wilfley -- II. RISK FACTORS 99 -- Chapter 4. Risk and Protective Factors in the Development -- of Eating Disorders103 -- Catherine M. Shisslak and Marjorie Crago -- Chapter 5. Family Functioning, Body Image, -- and Eating Disturbances127 -- Ari B. Steinberg and Vicky Phares -- Chapter 6. Relationship of Sexual Abuse to Body Image -- and Eating Problems149 -- Mary E. Connors -- III. ASSESSMENT 169 -- Chapter 7. Assessment of Physical Status of Children -- and Adolescents With Eating Disorders -- and Obesity171 -- Kelly Hill and Claire Pomeroy -- Chapter 8. Assessment of Body Image Disturbance in Children -- and Adolescents193 -- Rick M. Gardner -- Chapter 9. Assessment of Eating Disturbance in Children and -- Adolescents With Eating Disorders and Obesity215 -- Susan B. Netemeyer and Donald A. Wiliamson -- IV. PREVENTION AND TREATMENT 235 -- Chapter 10. Primary Prevention of Body Image Disturbances -- and Disordered Eating in Childhood and -- Early Adolescence237 -- Michael P. Levine and Linda Smolak -- Chapter 11. Obesity Prevention for Children -- and Adolescents261 -- Thomas N. Robinson and Joel D. Killen -- Chapter 12. Treatment of Eating Disorders in Children -- and Adolescents293 -- Stacy A. Gore, Jillon S. Vander Wal, -- and Mark H. Thelen -- Chapter 13. Behavioral Treatment of Childhood and -- Adolescent Obesity: Current Status, Challenges, -- and Future Directions313 -- Myles S. Faith, Brian E. Saelens, Denise E. Wilfley, -- and David B. Alison -- Chapter 14. Plastic Surgery in Children and Adolescents341 -- David B. Sarwer.".
2001022157 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. Applied Text Theory: Quantitative Analysis of Answers to -- Open-Ended Questions -- Peter Ph. Mohler and Cornelia Zuell -- 2. Building WorldView(s) with Profiler+ -- Michael D. Young -- 3. Intersubjective Semantic Meanings Emergent in a Work Group: A -- Neural Network Content Analysis of Voice Mail -- John C. Sherblom, N. L. Reinsch, Jr., and -- Raymond W Beswick -- 4. Using the Computer to Identify Unknown Authors -- James W. Tankard, Jr. -- 5. Using Neural Networks to Assess Corporate Image -- Joseph G. T. Salisbury -- 6. Linking Gender Language in News about Presidential -- Cndidates to Gender Gaps in Polls: A Time-Series -- Analysis of the 1996 Campaign -- James A. Danowski and Rebecca Ann Lind -- 7. Semi-Automated Content Analysis of Pharmacist-Patient -- Interactions Using the Theme Machine Document- -- Clustering System -- Bruce L. Lambert -- 8. Monitoring the Social Environment Using Computer Content -- Analysis of Online News Media Text: An Example in Natural -- Resources -- David N. Bengston and David P. Fan -- 9. Computer and Human Coding of German Text on Attacks on -- Foreigners -- David P. Fan, Hans-Bernd Brosius, and Frank Esser -- 10. Media Monitoring Using CETA: The Stock-Exchange -- Launches of KPN and WOL -- Jan A. de Ridder and Jan Kleinnijenhuis -- Index -- About the Editor and Contributors.".
2001022162 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I -- I Focusing on the interior of Social Action: the Contribution of -- Ethnographic Approaches to Industrial Relations -- 2 Paternalism: Industrial Relations and Historical Legacies -- 3 Gender and Family: Industrial Relations Beyond the Factory Gates -- 4 Collective Action: Industrial Relations and the Mobilisation of -- Solidarity -- 5 A Better Way: Authentic Voice, Authentic Participation in the -- Processes of Industrial Relations -- Appendix -- Ethnographic Resource Archive -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001022168 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I The Processes -- 2 A Perspective from an Under Developed State: -- Village Chandpur, Varanasi -- 3 A Second Perspective from an Under Developed Region: -- Village Tikri -- 4 Perspectives from the Heartland of Green Revolution: -- Village Sagarpur -- 5 A Minority Community's Perspective from the Green -- Revolution Heartland: Kadhaoli, Faridabad -- 6 A Perspective from a Municipal Township: Uncha Gaon, -- Faridabad -- 7 Comparative Picture of Pollution, Agriculture and -- Livelihood in Varanasi and Faridabad -- 8 A Synthesis of Villager's Perceptions and Conclusions -- Bibliography.".
2001022232 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER 1 -- A Connection of Brains -- Separate but Related Processes -- The Unique Characteristics of Human Speech -- Speech: The Tale of Two Brains -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 2 -- Language Acquisition: A Theoretical Journey -- Choosing Sides -- The Behaviorist Interpretation -- The Nativist Interpretation -- The Generative Semantics Interpretation -- The Cognitive Interpretation -- The Information-Processing Interpretation -- The Pragmatics Revolution -- The Social Interactionist Interpretation -- And the Evolution Continues -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 3 -- Cognitive Development: Building a Foundation for Language -- Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development -- Vygotsky's Theory of Cognitive Development: A Sociocultural Perspective -- The Perceptual Groundwork for Communication -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 4 -- In the Beginning: Communication -- Development from Birth to Two Years -- From the Beginning, the Infant Communicates -- Beyond Infancy: The Emergence of Language -- Stage 1: From Words to Combinations of Words -- Comprehension and Production: A Critical and Evolving Relationship -- The Role of the Caregiver in the Acquisition of Early Language -- Stage 1: A Brief Look Back and a Glimpse Forward -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 5 -- The Saga Continues: Language Development -- through the Preschool Years -- Stage 2: Elaborating Structure and Refining Meaning -- Stage 3: Producing Longer, More Adult-like Sentences -- Stage 4: Elaboration by Embedding -- Stage 5: Polishing the Act -- Understanding Language: Cognition, -- Comprehension, and Production -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 6 -- Taking Language to School and into Adulthood -- Bringing My Stuff to School: Pencils, Crayons, and Language -- Language Development during the School Years: An Overview -- Semantics: Vocabulary and Cognition Still Growing Together -- Syntax and Morphology: Still Expanding and Acquiring -- Pragmatic Development: Conversational Skills -- Continue to Improve -- Metalinguistic Development during the School Years -- Reading and Writing: New Applications of Language -- Language in Adulthood: Changes and Challenges -- And the Beat Goes On -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 7 -- The Building Blocks of Speech -- Describing Speech Sounds -- Co-Articulation: The Mix of Sounds -- in the Making of Speech -- The Landmarks of Phonological Development -- Theories of Phonological Development -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 8 -- Language Diversity: Regional, Social/Cultural, -- and Gender Differences -- What Is a Dialect? -- What Is an Accent? -- Regional Dialects -- Social/Cultural Dialects -- Cultural Diversity in the Public Schools -- Gender Differences in Language -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- CHAPTER 9 -- Speech and Language Disorders -- Falling Short of Normal Communication -- Phonological Disorders -- Language Impairments -- Voice Disorders -- Fluency Disorders -- Final Thoughts -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- APPENDIX -- The Anatomical and Physiological Bases of Speech, -- Language, and Hearing -- Speech as the Product of Borrowed Structures -- The Four Processes of Speech -- Respiration -- Phonation -- Resonation -- Articulation -- The Four Processes in Review -- The Brain: The Computer Center for Speech and Language -- The Ear: An Energy Transformer -- The Complete Speech and Language Machine -- Review Questions -- References and Suggested Readings -- Name Index -- Subject Index.".
2001022241 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART ONE: THE GREAT NARRATIVE -- CHAPTER ONE Athens andJerusalem 3 -- CHAPTER TWO Athens: The Heroic Phase 14 -- CHAPTER THREE Moses as Epic Hero 35 -- CHAPTERFOUR Socrates andJesus: Internalizing the Heroic 73 -- CHAPTER FIVE Paul: Universal Synthesis 105 -- PART TWO: EXPLORATIONS -- CHAPTER SIX Augustine ChoosesJerusalem 127 -- CHAPTER SEVEN Dante, Rome (Athens),Jerusalem, andAmor 138 -- CHAPTER EIGHT Hamlet's Great Song 169 -- CHAPTER NINE The Indispensable Enlightenment: Moliere and -- Voltaire 187 -- CHAPTER TEN Hamlet in St. Petersburg, Faust in Great Neck: -- Dostoyevsky and Scott Fitzgerald 207 -- AFTERWORD Today and Tomorrow 241 -- Notes 251 -- Index 263.".
2001022292 tableOfContents "The means of escape -- The axe -- The red-haired girl -- Beehernz -- The prescription -- At Hiruharama -- Not shown -- Desideratus.".
2001022372 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 An Introduction to Wetland Bioassessment and Management 1 -- Russell B. Rader -- Part 1 Bioassessment in Freshwater Wetlands 11 -- 2 General Principles of Establishing a Bioassessment Program 13 -- Russell B. Rader and Dennis K. Shiozawa -- 3 Statistical Issues for Sampling Wetlands 45 -- Stephen L. Rathbun and Jeroen Gerritsen -- 4 Use of Predictive Models for Assessing the Biological Integrity -- of Wetlands and Other Aquatic Habitats 59 -- Charles P. Hawkins and Daren M. Carlisle -- 5 Application of Invertebrate Functional Groups to Wetland -- Ecosystem Function and Biomonitoring 85 -- Kenneth W. Cummins and Richard W. Merritt -- 6 Using Algae to Assess Wetlands with Multivariate Statistics, -- Multimetric Indices, and an Ecological Risk Assessment Framework 113 -- R. Jan Stevenson -- 7 Development of Biocriteria for Wetlands in Montana 141 -- Randall S. Apfelbeck -- 8 Monitoring the Condition of Wetlands: Indexes of Biological -- Integrity Using Invertebrates and Vegetation 167 -- Judy C. Helgen and Mark C. Gernes -- 9 Restoration of Wetland Plant Communities 187 -- Julia Bohnen and Susan Galatowitsch -- 10 Plant and Invertebrate Communities as Indicators of Success -- for Wetlands Restored for Wildlife 207 -- Scott A. Wissinger, Scott G. Ingmire, and Jennifer L. Bogo -- 11 Birds, Plants, and Macroinvertebrates as Indicators -- of Restoration Success in New York Marshes 237 -- Stephen C. Brown and Darold P. Batzer -- 12 Bacteria as Biomonitors 249 -- J. Vaun McArthur -- 13 Sampling Algae in Wetlands 263 -- Gordon Goldsborough -- 14 Sampling Macrophytes in Wetlands 297 -- Curtis J. Richardson and Jan Vymazal -- 15 Sampling Invertebrates in Wetlands 339 -- Darold P. Batzer, Aaron S. Shurtleff, and Russell B. Rader -- Part 2 Managing Freshwater Wetlands 355 -- 16 Management of Wetland Fish Populations: Population -- Maintenance and Control 357 -- Joel W. Snodgrass and Joanna Burger -- 17 Managing Wetlands for Waterbirds 387 -- Murray K. Laubhan and James E. Roelle -- 18 Mosquito Control and Habitat Modification: Case History -- Studies of San Francisco Bay Wetlands 413 -- Vincent H. Resh -- 19 Timber Harvest in Wetlands: Strategies and Impact Assessment 429 -- Joseph P. Prenger and Thomas L. Crisman -- 20 Biological Control of an Invasive Wetland Plant: Monitoring -- the Impact of Beetles Introduced to Control Purple Loosestrife 451 -- Bernd Blossey.".
2001022420 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction -- Chapter I: Baja California -- A. Commentary -- B. Letters and Documents: Baja and Family Background -- 1. MARB's biography of Don Jos6 Manuel Ruiz, written for the Bancroft Project -- 2. MARB's transcription of Don Jos6 Manuel's Letter -- 3. Last Will and Testament of Ysabel Ruiz de Maitorena -- 4. H. S. Burton's 1848 Letter to H. M. Naglee -- 5. Family Trees for Ruiz, Carrillo, and Burton Families -- Chapter II: From Baja to Monterey -- A. Commentary -- B. Letters and Documents (1848-1852) -- Chapter III: Early San Diego and La Frontera -- A. Commentary -- B. Letters and Documents (1851-1859) -- 1. MARB's Letters -- 2. Jos6 Matias Moreno's Letters on La Frontera -- Chapter IV: (Shifting) Frames of Reference: Southwest by East -- A. Commentary -- B. Letters and Documents (1859-1870) -- Chapter V: Illustrations -- Chapter VI: Later San Diego: 1871-1895 -- A. Commentary -- B. Letters and Documents (1870-1895) -- Chapter VII: Narratives of Negative Identification -- A. Commentary -- B. Documents: -- 1. Book Reviews -- 2. Articles -- 3. Lower California Mining Company Brochure -- 4. Obituaries -- 5. MARB's petition as heir of H. S. Burton, -- her pension request, and other documents -- 6. Pio Pico's Deed to Jamul Ranch -- 7. Isabel Ruiz de Maytorena's suit against MARB -- 8. New York Times article on Ensenada -- Unpublished References -- Index to Letters -- by Date -- by Chapter -- by Addressee/Sender.".
2001022490 tableOfContents "Running for love, Atalanta's story -- Dreams of a golden hero, Andromeda's story -- The love of a god, Psyche's story.".
2001022525 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface xi -- Key to the Commentary xvu -- Introduction xix -- Prefatory letter to Melchior Wolmar 2 -- I. Sylvae 6 -- Commentary on the Sylvae 38 -- II. Elegies 52 -- Commentary on the Elegies 92 -- III. Epitaphs 110 -- Commentary on the Epitaphs 144 -- IV. Icons 180 -- Commentary on the Icons 190 -- V. Epigrams 208 -- Commentary on the Epigrams 318 -- Appendices 441 -- Bibliographical Notes 453.".
2001022549 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter I. Enumerative or reality problems Number of automorphisms of principally polarized abelian varieties -- SANDOR J. KOVACS Rational curves on Grassmannians: Systems theory, reality, and -- transversality -- FRANK SOTTILE Fundamental groups of line arrangements: Enumerative aspects -- ALEXANDER I. SUCIU Chapter II. Variational and moduli problems The formula 12 = 10 + 2 x 1 and its generalizations: Counting rational -- curves on F2 -- DAN ABRAMOVICH AND AARON BERTRAM Stable maps and Hurwitz schemes in mixed characteristics -- DAN ABRAMOVICH AND FRANS OORT On modular properties of odd theta-characteristics -- LUCIA CAPORASO Asymptotic Hodge theory and quantum products -- EDUARDO CATTANI AND JAVIER FERNANDEZ On rational curves in n-space with given normal bundle -- HERBERT CLEMENS A tool for stable reduction of curves on surfaces -- RAVI VAKIL Chapter III. Mirror symmetry and Gromov-Witten invariants Virtual fundamental classes of zero loci -- DAVID A. Cox, SHELDON KATZ, AND YUAN-PIN LEE Gravitational descendants and the moduli space of higher spin curves -- TYLER J. JARVIS, TAKASHI KIMURA, AND ARKADY VAINTROB vii Homological mirror symmetry in dimension one -- BERND KREUf3LER 179 The Hodge structure of semiample hypersurfaces and a generalization of the -- monomial-divisor mirror map -- ANVAR R. MAVLYUTOV 199 Algebraic construction of Witten's top Chern class -- ALEXANDER POLISHCHUK AND ARKADY VAINTROB 229 Symmetries of Gromov-Witten invariants -- ALEXANDER POSTNIKOV 251 Gauge theory techniques in quantum cohomology -- STEVEN ROSENBERG AND MIHAELA VAJIAC 259 Gromov-Witten invariants of flag manifolds and products of conjugacy -- classes -- C. WOODWARD 279 Appendix Appendix: The Lowell meeting 289.".
2001022571 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. Biologically Active Fibers in Health Care 1 -- J. Vincent Edwards and Tyrone L. Vigo --2. Retention, Unfolding, and Deformation -- of Soluble Proteins on Solids20 -- S. C. Goheen, B. M. Gibbins, J. L. Hilsenbeck, and -- J. V. Edwards --3. A Novel, Enzyme-Based Method for the Wound-Surface -- Removal and Decontamination of Organophosphorus -- Nerve Agents.35 -- Janet K. Grimsley, Waheguru P. Singh, James R. Wild, -- and Anthony Giletto --4. Understanding Dressing Composition: A Biomaterial -- Point of View50 -- George P. Hansen --5. The Non-Healing Wound: Mechanisms and Dressings64 -- Dome R. Yager, Robert F. Diegelmann, I. Kelman Cohen, -- and Benedict C. Nwomeh --6. Design, Preparation, and Activity of Cotton Gauze -- for Use in Chronic Wound Research76 -- J. Vincent Edwards, Dome Yager, Alvin Bopp, -- Robert F. Diegelmann, Steven Goheen, and I. Kelman Cohen --7. A Hybrid Bioabsorbable Wound Dressing90 -- A. London Brown, A. E. Tonelli, S. M. Hudson, -- and B. S. Gupta --8. Carboxymethylation-Cotton for Wound Care Management 115 -- D. V. Parikh --9. Arterial Grafts as Biomedical Textiles125 -- Martin Bide, Matthew Phaneuf, Frank LoGerfo, -- William Quist, and Michael Szycher --10. Biologically Active Biodegradable Biomaterials 155 -- C. C. Chu --11. Antimicrobial Polymers and Fibers: Retrospective -- and Prospective175 -- Tyrone L. Vigo -- 12. Determining Antimicrobial Efficacy and Biocompatibility -- of Treated Articles Using Standard Test Methods 201 -- Beth Gresham Joiner --13. Antimicrobials for Synthetic Fibers218 -- Walter Bender and Peter Stutte --14. Durable and Regenerable Antimicrobial Textiles 243 -- Gang Sun --15. Antimicrobial Properties of a Novel N-Halamine- -- Based Cellulose Treatment Process 253 -- Jeffrey Williams, Gang Sun, Xiangjing Xu, -- and Juliet Bickert --16. Biodeterioration of Wool by Microorganisms and Insects263 -- Jeanette M. Cardamone.".
2001022792 tableOfContents "v. 1. Asset purchase agreement -- v. 2. Exhibits, ancillary documents, and appendices -- v. 3. International asset acquisitions, summaries of 33 countries' law.".
2001022813 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: THE CULTURE OF NATURAL HISTORY -- I Walking the swards: medical education and the rise -- and spread of the botanical field class -- Archives of Natural History 27. London, 2000 -- II Natural history in Britain in the eighteenth century -- Archives of Natural History 20. London, 1993 -- III James Edward Smith and the Natural History -- Society of Edinburgh -- Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural -- History 8. London, 1978 -- IV Shells, collecting and the Victorians -- First publication -- V Tastes and crazes -- Cultures of Natural History, ed. N. Jardine, J.A. Secord -- and E.C. Spary. Cambridge University Press, 1996 -- VI The Victorian fern craze: pteridomania revisited -- Fern Horticulture: Past, Present and Future Perspectives, -- ed. Jennifer M. Ide, A. Clive Jermy and Alison M. Paul. -- Andover: Intercept, 1992 -- VII Bricks without straw: reconstructing the Botanical -- Society of London, 1836-1856 -- First publication -- VIII The women members of the Botanical Society of -- London, 1836-1856 -- British Journal for the History of Science 13. Chalfont -- St. Giles, 1980 -- IX The struggle for specialist journals: natural history -- in the British periodicals market in the first half of -- the nineteenth century -- Archives of Natural History 23. London, 1996 -- X The early professionals in British natural history -- From Linnaeus to Darwin: Commentaries on the History -- of Biology and Geology, ed. Alwyne Wheeler and James -- H. Price. London, 1985 -- XI On parallel lines: natural history and biology from -- the late Victorian period -- Archives of Natural History 25. London, 1998 -- XII The biological societies of London 1870-1914: -- their interrelations and their responses to change -- The Linnean 4. London, 1988 -- XIII Changing attitudes to nature conservation: the -- botanical perspective -- Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 32. London, -- 1987 -- XIV The lost limb: geology and natural history -- Images of the Earth: Essays in the History of the -- Environmental Sciences, ed. Ludmilla Jordanova and -- Roy Porter. Chalfont St. Giles, 1997 (2nd edition) -- XV The natural history society in Britain through the -- years -- Archives of Natural History 14. London, 1987 -- XVI Naturalists in Britain: some tasks for the historian -- Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural -- History 8. London, 1977 -- XVII J.F.M. Dovaston, an overlooked pioneer of field -- ornithology -- Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural -- History 4. London, 1967 -- XVIII The plagiarisms of Thomas Henry Cooper -- Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural -- History 9. London, 1979 -- XIX The botanical family of Samuel Butler -- Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural -- History 9. London, 1979 -- XX C.C. Babington, Cambridge botany and the -- taxonomy of British flowering plants -- Nature in Cambridgeshire no. 41. Cambridge, 1999 -- XXI The discoveries of Druce -- Scottish Naturalist. Kilbarchan, 1986 -- Addenda et Corrigenda -- Index.".
2001022828 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Part I From Roman to Barbarian Gaul -- 1 The Visigothic Settlement in Aquitania: Chronology and Archaeology -- Andreas Schwarcz -- 2 The Visigothic Settlement in Aquitania: The Imperial Perspective -- Michael Kulikowski -- 3 Not the Theodosian Code: Euric's Law and Late Fifth-Century Gaul -- Jill Harries -- 4 The Gallic Chronicle of 452: A New Critical Edition with a Brief -- Introduction -- Richard Burgess -- 5 The Gallic Chronicle of 511: A New Critical Edition with a Brief -- Introduction -- Richard Burgess -- 6 The Letters of Ruricius of Limoges and the Passage from Roman to -- Frankish Gaul -- Ralph W. Mathisen -- 7 Childeric's Grave, Clovis' Succession, and the Origins of the -- Merovingian Kingdom -- Guy Halsall -- 8 The Quasi-Imperial Coinage and Fiscal Administration of -- ----Merovingian Provence -- Kevin Uhalde -- Part II Religion and Society -- 9 Sacred Topography: The Impact of the Funerary Basilica in Late -- Antique Gaul -- Bailey Young -- 10 Beyond Hagiography: Epigraphic Commemoration and the Cult -- of Saints in Late Antique Trier -- Mark A. Handley -- 11 Aristocracy and Asceticism: The Letters of Ennodius and the Gallic -- and Italian Churches -- Richard Bartlett -- 12 Bishops, Letters, Fast, Food, and Feast in Later Roman Gaul -- Danuta Shanzer -- Part III Intellectual Life -- 13 No Place for a Platonist Soul in Fifth-Century Gaul? The Case of -- Mamertus Claudianus -- Charles Brittain -- 14 Avitus of Vienne, The Augustinian Poet -- lan N. Wood -- 15 The Epistula Rustici ad Eucherium: From the Library of Imperial -- Classics to the Library of the Fathers -- Mark Vessey -- 16 Venantius Fortunatus'Elegy on the Death of Galswintha (Carm. 6.5) -- Michael Roberts -- Index.".
2001022833 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART I FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS OF CONSERVATION POLICY -- 1 Martin L. Weitzman (1998), 'The Noah's Ark Problem', Econometrica, 66, pp. 1279-98. -- 2 Stephen Polasky and Andrew R. Solow (1999), 'Conserving Biological Diversity with Scarce Resources', in J. Klopatek and R. Gardner (eds), Landscape -- Ecological Analysis: Issues and Applications, New York: Springer-Verlag, pp. 154-74. -- PART II THE VALUE OF BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY -- Biodiversity Measures -- 3 Daniel P. Faith (1992), 'Conservation Evaluation and Phylogenetic Diversity', Biological Conservation, 61, pp. 1-10. -- 4 Martin L. Weitzman (1992), 'On Diversity', Quarterly Journal of Economics, 107, pp. 363-405. -- 5 Andrew R. Solow and Stephen Polasky (1994), 'Measuring Biological Diversity', Environmental and Ecological Statistics, 1, pp. 95-107. -- Bioprospecting -- 6 R. David Simpson, Roger A. Sedjo and Johm W. Reid (1996), 'Valuing Biodiversity for Use in Pharmaceutical Research', Journal of Political Economy, 104, pp. 163-85. -- 7 Gordon C. Rausser and Arthur A. Small (20D00), 'Valuing Research Leads:Bioprospecting and the Conservation of Genetic Resources', Journal of Political Economy, 108, pp. 173-206. -- 8 Douglas GoBin, Melinda Smale and Bent Skovmand (2000), 'Searching an Ex Situ Collection of Wheat Genetic Resources.', American Journal ofAgricuitural Economics, $2, pp. 812-27. -- Ecosystem Services -- 9 David Tilman (1999), 'The Ecological Consaequences of Changes in Biodiv*ersity: -- A Search for General Principles', Ecology, 80, pp. 1455-74. 10 Charles Perrings and Brian Walker (1997), 'Biodiversity, Resilience and the Control of Ecological-Economic Systems: The Case of Fire-Driven Rangelands', Ecological Economics, 22, pp. 73-83. -- 11 Edward B. Barbier (1994), 'Valuing Environmental Functions: Tropical Wetlands', Land Economics, 70, pp. 155-73. -- Existemce Values -- 12 John B. Loomis and Douglas S. White (1996), 'Economic Benefits of Rare and Endangered Species: Summary and Meta-analysis', Ecological Economics, 18, pp- 197-206. -- 13 Thomas H. Stevens, Jaime Echeverria, Ronald J. Glass, Tim Hager and Thomas -- A. More (1991), 'Measuring the Existence Value of Wildlife: What Do CVM -- Estimates Really Show?', Land Economics, 67, pp. 390-400. -- PART III CONSERVATION STRATEGIES -- Land Use and the Opportunity Cost of Conservation -- 14 Amy Ando, Jeffrey Camm, Stephen Polasky and Andrew Solow (1998), 'Species Distributions, Land Values, and Efficient Conservation', Science, 279, pp- 2126-28. -- 15 Claire A. Montgomery, Robert A. Pollak, Kathryn Freemark and Denis White -- (1999), 'Pricing Biodiversity', Journal of Environmental Economics and -- Management, 38, pp. 1-19. -- 16 Claire A. Montgomery, Gardner M. Brown, Jr. and Darius M. Adams (1994), -- 'The Marginal Cost of Species Preservation: The Northern Spotted Owl', Journal -- of Environmental Economics and Management, 26, pp. 111-28. -- The US Endangered Species Act -- 17 Robert P. Berrens, David S. Brookshire, Michael McKee and Christian Schmidt -- (1998), 'Implementing the Safe Minimum Standard Approach: Two Case Studies -- from the U.S. Endangered Species Act', Land Economics, 74, pp. 147-61. -- 18 Andrew Metrick and Martin L. Weitzman (1996), 'Patterns of Behavior in -- Endangered Species Preservation', Land Economics, 72, pp. 1-16. -- 19 Stephen Polasky and Holly Doremus (1998), 'When the Truth Hurts: Endangered -- Species Policy on Private Land with Imperfect Information', Journal of -- Environmental Economics and Management, 35, pp. 22-47. -- Conservation Strategies in Developing Countries -- 20 Michael Kremer and Charles Morcom (2000), 'Elephants', American Economic -- Review, 90, pp. 212-34. -- 21 Christopher B. Barrett and Peter Arcese (1998), 'Wildlife Harvest in Integrated -- Conservation and Development Projects: Linking Harvest to Household Demand, -- Agricultural Production, and Environmental Shocks in the Serengeti', Land -- Economics, 74, pp. 449-65. -- 22 Edward B. Barbier and Michael Rauscher (1994), 'Trade, Tropical Deforestation -- and Policy Interventions', Environmental and Resource Economics, 4, pp. 75-90. -- 23 Robert T. Deacon and Paul Murphy (1997), 'The Structure of an Environmental -- Transaction: The Debt-for-Nature Swap', Land Economics, 73, pp. 1-24..".
2001022834 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction: The Uses and Meanings of Hippocrates 1 -- David Cantor -- PART I Renaissance Constructions of Hippocratism -- 2 The Power of Paternity: The Father of Medicine Meets the Prince -- of Physicians 21 -- Helen King -- 3 Hippocrates and the Construction of 'Progress' in Sixteenth- and -- Seventeenth-century Medicine 37 -- Thomas Riitten -- 4 The Chemical Hippocrates: Paracelsian and Hippocratic Theory in -- Petrus Severinus' Medical Philosophy 59 -- Jole Shackelford -- PART II The Transformations of Hippocratism in Seventeenth- -- and Eighteenth-century Britain -- 5 The Transformation of Hippocrates in Seventeenth-century Britain 91 -- Andrew Cunningham -- 6 Hippocrates and the Politics of Medical Knowledge in Early -- Moder England 116 -- Robert L. Martensen -- 7 Hippocrates, Bacon, and Medical Meteorology at the Royal -- Society, 1700-1750 136 -- Andrea Rusnock -- PART III Hippocratism in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-century -- France and North America -- 8 Hippocrates and the Montpellier Vitalists in the French Medical -- Enlightenment 157 -- Elizabeth A. Williams -- 9 The Rhetoric of Hippocrates at the Paris School 178 -- Ann E La Berge -- 10 Making History in American Medical Culture: The Antebellum -- Competition for Hippocrates 200 -- John Harley Warner -- PART IV Twentieth-century Hippocratic Revivals -- 11 Hippocrates American Style: Representing Professional Morality -- in Early Twentieth-century America 239 -- Susan E. Lederer -- 12 Hippocrates, Holism and Humanism in Interwar France 257 -- George Weisz -- 13 The Name and the Word: Neo-Hippocratism and Language in -- Interwar Britain 280 -- David Cantor -- 14 A Model for the New Physician: Hippocrates in Interwar Germany 302 -- Carsten Timmermann.".
2001022840 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Introduction -- Michele Marsonet -- 2 A Naturalistic Defence of Realism -- Michael Devitt -- 3 Metaphysical and Scientific Realism -- Evandro Agazzi -- 4 Realism, Method, and Truth -- Howard Sankey -- 5 The Real Distinction between Persons and their Bodies -- Christopher Hughes -- 6 A Realistic Account of Causation -- Wesley C. Salmon -- 7 Realism and Anti-Realism from an Epistemological -- Point of View -- Paolo Parrini -- 8 Realism vs Nominalism about the Dispositional-Non-Dispositional Distinction -- Mark Sainsbury -- 9 Scientific Realism without Reference -- Pierre Cruse and David Papineau -- 10 The Limits of Realism -- Michele Marsonet.".
2001022843 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 A Yorkshire Background -- 2 May in Australia -- 3 May on the Boulevards -- 4 Making a Reputation: The Parson and The Painter -- 5 Chicago and Punch -- 6 'The Dickens of humoristic art': The Albums and the Art -- 7 Last Years and Legacy -- Appendix: Phil May and Ernest Brown.".
2001022878 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Rita in Technicolor -- From Cradle to Castanets -- Discovered! -- Contract with Columbia -- Ascent to Stardom -- Beauty and the Brain -- There Never Was a Woman Like Gilda! -- The Love Goddess -- From Movie Star to Princess -- Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered -- Atfree Agent -- Untimely Farewell -- Filmography -- Bibliography -- Acknowledgments -- Index -- Photograph Credits.".
2001022934 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 The Case for Italian Travel Writing -- 2 Travel Writing in Translation -- 3 Travel and/as Translation -- 4 Rewriting Tibet: Italian Travellers in English Translation -- 5 Crossing Borders and Exploiting Hybridity: -- Language, Gender and Genre in the Works of Oriana Fallaci -- 6 Jumping Genres: Italo Calvino and the Question of Literariness -- 7 Different Journeys along the River: Claudio Magris's Danubio -- and its Translation.".
2001022943 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I -- Availability of Sourcesv -- Forewordvii -- Preface-- 1. This Will Not Stand: A Crisis in the Persian Gulf-- 2. Jump Start and Concentric Rings: Preparing for an Air Campaign17 -- 3. No Place to Hide: Phases 1, 11, and the Shift to III4 -- 4. Destroying the Battlefield: Phase 111 Operations in the KTO63 -- 5. An Intricate Ballet: Some KTO Issues87 -- 6. Jedi Knights and Push CAS: Preparing for a Ground Campaign115 -- 7. Tanks Abandoned: Phase IV, the Ground Campaign143 -- Epilogue: A Success Story and a Cautionary Tale167 -- Glossary73 -- Essay on Sources177 -- List of Short Citations183 -- Notes193 -- Index239 -- Illustrations -- The Persian Gulf region5 -- The Coalition command structure of Operation Desert Storm19 -- The GAT division 38 -- Day I targets 46 -- The life of an ATO58 -- The Battle of Khafji101 -- Kuwait and the surrounding region 120 -- Ground tactical plan125 -- G-day logistical posture130 -- Coalition ground campaign: H-hour/0400 24 Feb 91147 -- Key to units 147 -- Coalition ground campaign: 11+64/2000 26 Feb 91 148 -- Coalition ground campaign: 11+86/1800 27 Feb 91148.".
2001023032 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1. Introduction to Tic Disorders, Trichotillomania, and -- Other Repetitive Behavior Disorders: Behavioral -- Approaches to Analysis and Treatment1 -- Douglas W Woods and Raymond G. Miltenberger -- Chapter 2. Assessment of Repetitive Behavior Disorders9 -- James E. Carr and John T. Rapp -- Chapter 3. Physical and Social Impairment in Persons with -- Repetitive Behavior Disorders 33 -- Douglas W Woods, Patrick C. Friman, and Ellen J. Teng -- Chapter 4. Characteristics of Tic Disorders53 -- Diane B. Findley -- Chapter 5. Behavioral Interventions for Tic Disorders73 -- T. Steuart Watson, Lorrie A. Howell, and Stephanie L. Smith -- Chapter 6. Habit Reversal Treatment Manual for Tic -- Disorders97 -- Douglas W. Woods -- Chapter 7. Characteristics of Trichotillomania 133 -- Raymond G. Miltenberger, John T. Rapp, and Ethan S. Long -- Chapter 8. Behavioral Interventions for Trichotillomania 151 -- Amy J. Elliott and R. Wayne Fuqua -- Chapter 9. Habit Reversal Treatment Manual for -- Trichotillomania171 -- Raymond G. Miltenberger -- Chapter 10. Characteristics of Oral-Digital Habits 197 -- Patrick C. Friman, Michelle R. Byrd, and Erin M. Oksol -- Chapter 11. Behavioral Interventions for Oral-Digital -- H abits223 -- Vincent J Adesso and Melissa M. Norberg -- Chapter 12. Habit Reversal Treatment Manual for -- Oral-Digital Habits241 -- Douglas W. Woods and Michael P. Twohig -- Chapter 13. Analysis and Treatment of Oral-Motor Repetitive -- Behavior Disorders269 -- Keith D. Allen and Jodi Polaha -- Chapter 14. Repetitive Behavior Disorders in Persons -- With Developmental Disabilities297 -- Joel E. Ringdahl, David P. Wacker, Wendy K. Berg, and Jay W. -- Harding.".
2001023049 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I. Writing Centers as Sites of Self-Reflective Inquiry -- 1 The Call to Research: Early Representations of Writing -- Center Research -- Alice Gillam -- 2 Disciplinary Action: Writing Center Work and the Making -- of a Researcher -- Elizabeth Boquet -- 3 Beyond the House of Lore: Wcenter as Research Site -- Paula Gillespie -- Insider as Outsider: Participant Observation as Writing -- Center Research -- Neal Lerner -- II. Writing Centers as Sites of Institutional Critique -- and Contextual Inquiry -- Writing Center Administration: Making Local, Institutional -- Knlowledge in Our Writing Centers -- Muriel Harris -- 6 Reading Our Own Words: Rhetorical Analysis and the -- Institutional Discourse of Writing Centers -- Peter Carino -- 7 Student-Centered Assessment Research in the Writing Center I -- Jon Olson, DawnJ. Moyer, and Adelia Falda -- 8 Capturing Complexity: Using Grounded Theory to Study -- Writing Centers -- Joyce Magnotto Neff -- 9 The Portfolio Project: Sharing Our Stories -- Sharon Thomas, Julie Bevins, and Mary Ann Crawford -- 10 Computer Literacies and the Roles of the Writing Center -- Danielle DeVoss -- III Writing Centers as Sites of Inquiry Into Practice -- 11 Seeing Practice Through Their Eyes: Reflection as Teacher -- Kathleen Blake Yancey -- 12 The Return of the Suppressed: Tutoring Stories in a -- Transitional Space -- Nancy Welch -- 13 The Subject is Literacy: General Education and the Dialectics -- of Power and Resistance in the Writing Center -- Judith Rodby -- 14 Why Feminists Make Better Tutors: Gender and Disciplinary -- Expertise in a Curriculum-Based Tutoring Program -- Jean Marie Lutes -- Author Index -- Subject Index.".
2001023059 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PREFACE -- 1 INTRODUCTION -- 1.1 The Physical Basis of Maxwell's Equations -- 1.2 Maxwell's Equations in Matter -- 1.3 The Mathematical Structure of Electrodynamics -- 1.3.1 Electrostatic Phenomena -- 1.3.2 Magnetostatic Phenomena -- 1.3.3 Wave Phenomena -- 1.3.4 The General Case -- 1.3.5 The Mathematical Apparatus --2 TIME-INDEPENDENT FIELDS -- 2.1 Electrostatics -- 2.1.1 Method 1: Guesses and Symmetries -- 2.1.2 Method 2: The Green Function -- 2.1.3 Expansions with Orthonormal Functions -- 2.2 Magnetostatics -- 2.2.1 Method 1: The Magnetic Scalar Potential -- 2.2.2 Method 2: The Magnetic Vector Potential -- 2.2.3 Method 3: Hard Ferromagnets --3 GENERAL PROPERTIES OF MAXWELL'S EQUATIONS -- 3.1 Time-Varying Fields -- 3.2 The Time-Dependent Green Function -- 3.3 Conservation Laws -- 3.3.1 Field Energy Density and Poynting's Theorem -- 3.3.2 Conservation of Linear Momentum -- 3.3.3 The Maxwell Stress Tensor -- 3.3.4 Conservation of Angular Momentum --4 ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES AND RADIATION -- 4.1 Electromagnetic Waves -- 4.2 Polarization and Stokes Parameters -- 4.3 Reflection and Refraction -- 4.4 Time Harmonic Fields in Matter -- 4.5 Wave Guides -- 4.6 Radiation -- 4.6.1 Point Currents and Li6nard-Wiechert Potentials -- 4.6.2 The Radiation Fields -- 4.6.3 Simple Radiating Systems --5 A NEED FOR THE SPECIAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY -- 5.1 Basic Principles and Transformations -- 5.2 Mathematical Structure of Four-Dimensional Spacetime -- 5.3 Lorentz Transformation Properties of Physical Quantities -- 5.4 Lorentz Transformation of Macroscopic Electrodynamics -- 5.5 Stress-Energy Momentum Tensor and Conservation Laws --6 THE LAGRANGIAN FORMULATION OF ELECTRODYNAMICS -- 6.1 Action Principles in Classical Field Theories -- 6.2 Relativistic Lagrangians of Point-Charge Motions -- 6.3 The Field Lagrangian -- 6.4 Invariances and Conservation Laws (Noether's Theorem) -- 7 RELATIVISTIC TREATMENT OF RADIATION -- 7.1 The Green Function in Four-Dimensional Spacetime -- 7.2 Li6nard-Wiechert Potentials and Fields for a Point Charge -- 7.3 Angular Distribution of the Emitted Radiation -- 7.4 Bremsstrahlung Radiation -- 7.5 Radiative Motions of a Point Charge -- 7.6 Radiation Damping and the Relativistic Lorentz-Dirac -- Equation --8 SPECIAL TOPICS -- 8.1 Time-Independent Multipole Fields -- 8.2 Multipole Expansion of Time-Dependent Fields -- 8.3 Collisions between Charged Particles -- 8.4 Magnetohydrodynamics -- 8.5 Alfv6n Waves and Particle Acceleration -- 8.6 Synchrotron Emission -- 8.7 Echoes of the Big Bang -- 8.8 Cosmic Superluminal Sources -- 8.9 Polarized Radiation from the Black Hole at the Galactic -- Center.".
2001023103 tableOfContents "v. I. A-L -- v. II. M-Z.".
2001023154 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: FORBIDDEN FILMS -- Bibliography -- 313 -- Appendixes -- I. Directors' Profiles -- 327 -- II. Reasons for Banning -- 347 -- III. 125 Additional Challenged, Censored, and Banned Films -- 349.".
2001023158 tableOfContents "Henri Christophe -- Drums and colours -- The Haitian earth.".
2001023175 tableOfContents "Introduction--From theory to practice : a teacher's view -- The place of grammar instruction in the second/foreign language curriculum / Rod Ellis -- Accuracy and fluency revisited / Jack C. Richards -- Ten criteria for a spoken grammar / Michael McCarthy and Ronald Carter -- Grammar and communication : new directions in theory and practice / Martha C. Pennington -- The grammar of choice / Diane Larsen-Freeman -- Why it makes sense to teach grammar in context and through discourse / Marianne Celce-Murcia -- Structure-based interactive tasks for the EFL grammar learner / Sandra Fotos -- Methodological options in grammar teaching materials / Rod Ellis -- Grammar teaching in writing classes : tenses and cohesion / Eli Hinkel -- Relative clause reduction in technical research articles / Peter Master -- Why English passive is difficult to teach (and learn) / Eli Hinkel.".
2001023213 tableOfContents "v. 1. Minerals with A, AmBn, and ApBqCr general chemical formulas -- v. 2. Minerals with ApBqCrDs to ApBqCrDsExFyGz-- general chemical formulas -- v. 3. Minerals with ApBq-- ExFy-- nAq. General chemical formulas and organic minerals.".
2001023220 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction -- Digital futures: an agenda for a sustainable digital economy 1 -- James Wilsdon and Paul Miller -- 1 Mind over matter: greening the new economy 16 -- Charles Leadbeater and Rebecca Willis -- Response: Evan Davis 37 -- 2 E-topia? Scenarios for e-commerce and sustainability 39 -- Malcolm Eames, Frans Berkhout, Julia Hertin, Richard Hawkins -- and Gordon Mackerron -- Response: Amory Lovins 69 -- 3 Dot-com ethics: e-business and sustainability 72 -- James Wilsdon -- Response: John Browning 94 -- 4 Surfing alone? E-commerce and social capital 97 -- Ben Jupp and Tom Bentley -- Response: Madeleine Bunting 115 -- 5 Sink or surf? Social inclusion in the digital age 118 -- Alex MacCillivray and David Boyle -- Response: Kevin Carey 138 -- 6 Towards the sustainable e-region 14C -- lan Christie and Mark Hepworth -- Response: Jim Norton 163 -- 7 Virtual traffic: e-commerce, transport and distribution 165 -- Peter James and Peter Hopkinson -- Response: Stephen Joseph and Tara Garnett 197 -- 8 Bricks versus clicks: planning for the digital economy 200 -- Simon Marvin, Andrew Gillespie and Nick Green -- Response: Peter Hall 219.".
2001023258 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER ONE -- THE ECONOMICS OF INFERTILITY 16 -- Myths and Realities in the Economics of Infertility 17 -- Intersection: Ethics and Economics 30 -- Distributive Justice and Assisted Reproduction 30 -- CHAPTER TWO -- THE ETHICS OFASSISTED REPRODUCTION 42 -- The Ethics of Assisted Reproduction 43 -- What about Adoption? 56 -- Reproduction and the Common Good 60 -- CHAPTER THREE -- ASSISTED REPRODUCTIONAND -- THE GOALS OF MEDICINE 66 -- Infertility, Suffering, and the Goals of Medicine 68 -- Living with Infertility 70 -- Inside/Outside: The Medical Construction of Infertility 74 -- Some Preliminary Conclusions 78 -- Reflecting on the Goals of Medicine 80 -- CHAPTER FOUR -- RECONCEIVING PROCREATIVE LIBERTY 91 -- John Robertson and the Meaning of Procreative Liberty 93 -- Rights Talk and the Critique of Procreative Liberty, American-Style 96 -- Border Tensions 101 -- Procreative Liberty and Catholic Social Teaching 106 -- Conclusion 115 -- CHAPTER FIVE -- ASSISTED REPRODUCTION AND -- ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE 122 -- Human Dignity and Access to Health Care 125 -- A Decent Minimum 127 -- Sufficiency 129 -- Investments in Reproducing 132 -- Equity and Access 134 -- At the Boundaries 139 -- Setting Limits 142 -- Conclusion 144 -- CHAPTER SIX -- FAITH AND INFERTILITY 150 -- Mixed Messages and Missed Opportunities 151 -- Creating a Context 158 -- From Spiritual Crisis to Spiritual Quest 160 -- Conclusions and the Work Yet to Be Done 164 -- CONCLUSION 171 -- INDEX 177.".
2001023261 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments vii --MARK J. HANSON -- Introduction ix --COURTNEY CAMPBELL -- Meaningful Resistance: Religion and Biotechnology 1 --B. ANDREW LUSTIG -- Human Cloning and Liberal Neutrality: Why We Need to -- Broaden the Public Dialogue 30 --JOHN H. EVANS -- The Uneven Playing Field of the Dialogue on Patenting 53 --MARK J. HANSON -- Religious Voices in Biotechnology: The Case of -- Gene Patenting 72 --AUDREY R. CHAPMAN -- Religious Perspectives on Biotechnology 112 --RONALD COLE-TURNER -- Theological Interpretations of Biotechnology: -- Issues and Questions 144 --GERALD P. MCKENNY -- Religion, Biotechnology, and the Integrity of Nature: A Critical Examination 169 -- ELLIOT N. DORFF -- Jewish Views on Technology in Health Care 192 --Contributors 215 --Index 217.".
2001023293 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I Introduction -- What is human ecology? -- Sustainable development -- Organization of this book -- 2 Populations and feedback systems -- Exponential population growth -- Positive feedback -- Negative feedback -- Population regulation -- The practical significance of positive and negative feedback -- 3 Human population -- Human population history -- Social mechanisms of population regulation -- The population explosion and quality of life -- 4 Ecosystems and social systems as complex adaptive systems -- Hierarchical organization and emergent properties -- Self-organization -- Stability domains -- Complex system cycles -- 5 Ecosystem organization -- Coadaptation -- Ecosystem design -- Ecosystem homeostasis -- Comparison of natural, agricultural and urban ecosystems -- Landscape mosaics -- 6 Ecological succession -- Ecological succession -- Human-induced succession -- Managing succession -- 7 Coevolution and coadaptation of human social systems and -- ecosystems -- Coadaptation in traditional social systems -- Coevolution of the social system and ecosystem from traditional to -- modern agriculture -- 8 Ecosystem services -- Material cycling and energy flow -- Ecosystem services -- The relation between ecosystem services and intensity of use -- The fallacy that economic supply and demand protect natural resources -- from overexploitation -- 9 Perceptions of nature -- Common perceptions of nature -- Attitudes of religions toward nature -- Notes of caution about romanticizing nature and traditional social -- systems -- 10 Unsustainable human-ecosystem interaction -- Human migrations -- New technologies -- Portable capital in a free market economy -- Tragedy of the commons -- Large inputs to agricultural and urban ecosystems -- Urbanization and alienation from nature -- The rise and fall of complex societies -- Wishful thinking and the precautionary principle -- 11 Sustainable human-ecosystem interaction -- Human social institutions and sustainable use of common property -- resources -- Coexistence of urban ecosystems with nature -- Resilience and sustainable development -- Adaptive development -- 12 Examples of ecologically sustainable development -- Dengue hemorrhagic fever, mosquitoes and copepods: an example of -- eco-technology for sustainable development -- The Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program: an example of -- regional environmental management -- Glossary -- Further reading -- Index.".
2001023305 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Literature and the Law Courts -- 2. Before The Canterbury Tales: Law in The House -- of Fame -- 3. Legal Exemplars and Narrative Technique: -- The Canterbury Tales, I -- 4. Law and Social History: The Canterbury Tales, II -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001023308 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: RONALD REAGAN (1981-1989) -- Introduction -- DOMESTIC AND ECONOMIC POLICY -- The First Reagan Economic Program (July 1981) -- Air Traffic Controllers Strike (August 1981) -- Enterprise Zones (March 1982) -- The 1986 Tax Reform Act (May 1985) -- Balancing the Budget (October 1985) -- Immigration Reform (November 1986) -- Welfare Reform (February 1987) -- The Nomination of Robert Bork to the U.S. Supreme -- Court (September 1987) -- Housing and Community Development (February 1988) -- MILITARY AND FOREIGN POLICY -- Arms Control and the MX Missile (uly 1983) -- Peacekeeping in Lebanon (October 1983) -- Invasion of Grenada (October 1983) -- Strategic Defense Initiative July 1985) -- Economic Sanctions on South Africa (September 1985) -- Bombing of Libya (April 1986) -- Iran-Contra Scandal (March 1987) -- Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (December 1987) -- Recommended Readings -- 2 GEORGE H. W. BUSH (1989-1993) -- Introduction -- DOMESTIC AND ECONOMIC POLICY -- The Bush Economic Plan (February 1989) -- Drug Control (September 1989) -- Americans with Disabilities Act (July 1990) -- Family and Medical Leave Act (une 1990) -- Education Reform (May 1991) -- Nomination of Clarence Thomas to the U.S. Supreme -- Court (uly 1991) -- Welfare Reform (April 1992) -- Balanced Budget Amendment (une 1992) -- North American Free Trade Agreement (December 1992) -- MILITARY AND FOREIGN POLICY -- Invasion of Panama (December 1989) -- The Persian Gulf War (January 1991) -- Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (July 1991) -- Economic Support for the Former Soviet Union (April 1992) -- Recommended Readings -- 3 WILLIAM (BILL) CLINTON (1993-2001) -- Introduction -- DOMESTIC AND ECONOMIC POLICY -- National Service (May 1993) -- Most-Favored-Nation Trade Status for China (May 1993) -- Homosexuals in the Military (uly 1993) -- The First Clinton Economic Plan (uly 1993) -- Health Care Reform (September 1993) -- North American Free Trade Agreement (November 1993) -- Gun Control (The Brady Bill) (November 1993) -- Drug Control (April 1996) -- Megan's Law (May 1996) -- Investigation and Impeachment (January 1999) -- Tax Cuts and Budget Surplus (September 1999) -- MILITARY AND FOREIGN POLICY -- Peacekeeping in Somalia (October 1993) -- Peacekeeping in Yugoslavia and Bosnia (February 1994) -- Intervention in Haiti (September 1994) -- Peacekeeping in Rwanda (March 1998) -- Air Strikes on Sudan and Afghanistan (August 1998) -- Peacekeeping Through Bombing in Kosovo (March 1999) -- Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (October 1999) -- Recommended Readings -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001023312 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: George Washington 1789-1797 -- The President's Title -- Public Credit -- The National Bank -- Neutrality -- The Whiskey Insurrection -- Recommended Readings -- John Adams 1797-1801 -- International Neutrality -- The Nation's Army -- Alien and Sedition Acts -- Santo Domingo -- Recommended Readings -- Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809 -- Defense -- New Orleans -- Louisiana Purchase -- Judicial Review -- American Indian Policy -- Embargo -- Recommended Readings- -- 4 James Madison 1809-1817 -- State/National Government Relations -- Executive Power -- War of 1812 -- The National Bank -- The National Government's Role in Internal Improvements -- Recommended Readings -- 5 James Monroe 1817-1825 -- Pensacola Seizure -- Missouri Compromise -- Internal Improvements -- Monroe Doctrine -- American Indian Removal -- Recommended Readings -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001023331 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 Land, People, and History -- 2 Thought and Religion -- 3 Literature and Art -- 4 Music and Dance -- 5 Food and Clothing -- 6 Architecture and Housing -- 7 Family and Gender -- 8 Holidays and Leisure Activities.".
2001023336 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface -- Introduction: Japan in the Eighteenth Century -- Chronology -- 1. Early History -- 2. Population -- 3. Governance -- 4. Religion -- 5. Language -- 6. Time -- 7. Food -- 8. Clothing -- 9. Buildings -- 10. Village Life -- 11. Cities -- 12. Rural Work -- 13. Urban Work -- 14. Cottage Industries -- 15. Nightsoil -- 16. Trade -- 17. Customs -- 18. Family -- 19. Sex -- 20. Women -- 21. Amusements -- 22. Chonin Amusements -- 23. Travel -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001023337 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. The Life of Gabriel Garda Marquez -- 2. Literary Contexts -- 3. Leaf Storm (1955) -- 4. No One Writes to the Colonel (1961) -- 5. The Short Stories -- 6. One Hundred Years of Solitude (1967) -- 7. Chronicle of a Death Foretold (1981) -- 8. Love in the Time of Cholera (1985) -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001023339 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Series Foreword xi -- Preface xv -- Timeline xix -- Introduction xxv -- Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909) 1 -- Introduction 1 -- Regulation of Trusts 6 -- Anthracite Coal Strike 12 -- Panama Canal 19 -- Monroe Doctrine and the Roosevelt Corollary 24 -- Railroad Regulation 30 -- Simplified Spelling 36 -- The Brownsville Episode 41 -- Conservation of Natural Resources 47 -- Woman Suffrage 53 -- Recommended Readings 59 -- 2 William Howard Taft (1909-1913) 61 -- Introduction 61 -- Continuing the Conservation Agenda 64 -- Dollar Diplomacy 70 -- Judicial Recall 75 -- Trusts and the Sherman Antitrust Act 81 -- Future of the Republican Party and the 1912 Election 87 -- Presidential Power 92 -- Recommended Readings 98 -- 3 Woodrow Wilson (1913-1921) 99 -- Introduction 99 -- Tariff Reduction 103 -- Federal Reserve Act 109 -- Segregation in the Federal Government 115 -- U.S.-Mexican Relations 121 -- Immigration Literacy Test 126 -- Regulation of Child Labor 131 -- U.S. Neutrality in the Great War 137 -- U.S. Entry into the Great War 143 -- Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations 149 -- Recommended Readings 156 -- 4 Warren G. Harding (1921-1923) 157 -- Introduction 157 -- Compensatory Treaty with Colombia 160 -- Racial Equality 164 -- Restoration of Tariffs 172 -- Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armament 178 -- The Soldiers' Bonus 185 -- Prohibition 191 -- Recommended Readings 196 -- 5 Calvin Coolidge (1923-1929) 199 -- Introduction 199 -- Tax Relief 202 -- National Origins Act 207 -- U.S. Intervention in Nicaragua 213 -- McNary-Haugen Bill 219 -- Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact 225 -- Recommended Readings 231 -- Bibliography 233 -- Index 237.".
2001023410 tableOfContents "A son of the sun -- The proud goat of Aloysius Pankburn -- The devils of Fuatino -- The jokers of New Gibbon -- A little account with Swithin Hall -- A Goboto night -- The feathers of the sun -- The pearls of Parlay.".
2001023415 tableOfContents "v. 1. Abol-Cybe -- v. 2. Danc-Libe -- v. 3. Libe-Reco -- v. 4. Recr-Yout.".
2001023420 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments 9 -- Introduction 11 Part One: When and Why Women Gain Weight -- A Self-Test: Is This Book for You? 16 -- 1.My Story 18 -- 2.Health Risks of Weight Gain: Women Are Hit Harder 24 -- 3.Are Your Hormones Making You Fat? Metabolism Basics 35 -- 4.Decades of Diets and Why They Don't Work 62 Part Two: The Hormone Cast of Characters- -- What You Need to Know about Your Hormones and Weight Loss -- 5.Estrogen and Your Weight 79 -- 6.Progesterone: Your Pregnancy/Fat-Building Hormone 92 -- 7.Testosterone and DHEA: Your Androgen Hormones 104 -- 8.The Thyroid Hormones (T3 and T4): Master Metabolic Regulators 119 -- 9.Cortisol and Stress: Fat Promoters for the Over-Thirty Woman 136 -- 10.Your Sugar-Regulating Hormones and How They Can Make You Fat 151 Part Three: Your Action Plan-Implementing Dr.Vliet's -- Hormone Power Life Plan -- 11.Get Tested-Know Your Numbers 173 -- 12.Exploring Hormone Myths and Misunderstandings 196 -- 13.Balancing Your Ovarian Hormones for Weight Loss 211 -- 14.Balancing Your Thyroid, Adrenal, and Insulin Hormones for Weight Loss 243 -- 15.Balancing Protein, Fat, and Carbs to Rev Up Your Engine 252 -- 16.Your Meal Action Plan-The MAP for Starting Your Journey 270 -- 17.Balancing Vitamins, Minerals, and Supplements for Weight Loss 296 -- 18.Integrating Mind, Body, and Spirit for Lifelong Success 320 Appendix I: Glossary and List of Medical Acronyms 339 -- Appendix II: Resources and References 363 -- Index 385 -- To Contact Dr.Vliet 400.".
2001023424 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: What is epilepsy? -- Explaining epilepsy -- Who has epilepsy? -- Having a seizure -- Partial seizures -- A helping hand -- What brings on a seizure? -- Finding out about epilepsy -- Controlling epilepsy -- Epilepsy nurses -- Daily life -- Talking about epilepsy -- Questions people ask -- Glossary and useful organizations -- Index -- Words in bold are explained -- in the glossary on page 30.".
2001023432 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I -- Acknowledgments vi Phil Brown 1 -- Booth Colman 16 -- Faith Domergue 29 -- Michael Forest 44 -- Nelson Gidding 61 -- Anne Helm 78 -- Candace Hilligoss 88 -- Michael A. Hoey 96 -- John Kerr 112 -- Phyllis Kirk 122 -- Suzanna Leigh 132 -- Yvonne Lime 141 -- Norman Lloyd 151 -- Maureen O'Sullivan 180 -- Paul Picerni 194 -- Anthony M. Taylor 211 -- Shirley Ulmer 227 -- Ray Walston 250 -- Joan Weldon 257 -- June Wilkinson 270 -- William Read Woodfield 283 -- Dana Wynter 294 Index 309 V.".
2001023502 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART I / FILIPINO BIOETHICS: THE FOUNDATIONS -- An Introduction to an Authentically Non-Western Bioethics 3 -- Angeles Tan Alora andJosephine M. Lumitao --PART II / THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY -- The Family and Health Care Practices 23 -- Letty G. Kuan and Josephine M. Lumitao -- The Family versus the Individual: Family Planning 30 -- Angeles Tan Alora, Danilo Tiong, andJosephine M. Lumitao -- Care of the Elderly 40 -- Victoria Pusung --PART III / THE HEALTH CARE TEAM -- Professional Relationships in Health Care 47 -- Antonio Cabezon, 0. P., Edna G. Monzon, and Angelica Francisco -- Conscience and Health Care Practices: The Case of the Philippines 52 -- Letty G. Kuan and Tamerlane Lana, 0. P. -- Honesty, Loyalty, and Cheating 61 -- Angeles Tan Alora -- Philanthropy and Nepotism 67 -- Angelica Francisco -- PART IV / FACING HARD CHOICES -- Ethical Issues in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 75 -- Angeles Tan Alora and MaryJean Villareal-Guno -- AIDS in the Developing World: The Case of the Philippines 81 -- Josephine M. Lumitao -- Human Organ Transplants 89 -- Danilo C. Tiong -- Death and Dying 94 -- Josephine M. Lumitao --PART V / ALLOCATION AND JUSTICE -- Allocation of Scarce Resources: Macro-, Meso-, and -- Micro-Level Concerns lo3 -- Angeles Tan Alora andJosephine M. Lumitao -- Ethical Issues in Research 108 -- Angeles Tan Alora -- A Tax on Luxury Health Care, Generic Drugs, and a Proposal for a New Preferential Option for the Poor 112 -- Angeles Tan Alora -- The Virtues and Vices of Dumping 119 -- Angeles Tan Alora --APPENDIX / BACKGROUND READINGS -- In the Compassion of Jesus: A Pastoral Letter on AIDS 125 -- The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines Anti-Abortive Drugs Act of I995 13o -- Tenth Congress of the Republic of the Philippines -- The Patients' Rights Act of 1995 133 -- Tenth Congress of the Republic of the Philippines -- Code of Ethics 141 -- Board of Medicine -- The Philippines 151 -- Angeles Tan Alora and Josephine M. Lumitao.".
2001023525 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1 State and Territory Names and Nicknames -- 2 State and Territory Mottoes -- 3 State and Territory Seals -- 4 State and Territory Flags -- 5 State and Territory Capitols -- 6 State and Territory Flowers -- 7 State and Territory Trees -- 8 State and Territory Birds -- 9 State and Territory Songs -- 10 State and Territory Legal Holidays and Observances -- 11 State and Territory License Plates -- 12 State and Territory Postage Stamps -- 13 Miscellaneous Official State and Territory Designations -- 14 State and Territory Fairs and Festivals -- 15 State and Territory Universities -- 16 State and Territory Governors -- 17 State Professional Sports Teams -- Selected Bibliography of State and Territory Histories -- Index.".
2001023537 tableOfContents "A briefe and true relation of the discouerie of the north part of Virginia ... / written by Iohn Brereton -- A trve relation of the most prosperous voyage made this present yeere 1605, by Captaine George Waymouth, in the discouery of the land of Virginia ... / written by Iames Rosier.".
2001023627 tableOfContents "1. The Parisian regulation school -- 2. European and American perspectives on regulation -- 3. Regulationist perspectives on Fordism and post-Fordism -- 4. Country studies -- 5. Developments and extensions.".
2001023643 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: ONE -- ON THE TRAIL OF THE EARLIEST WINES: -- From the Fertile Crescent to Egypt -- TWO -- DEMOCRATIC DRINKING: -- Wine in Ancient Greece and Rome 29 -- THREE -- WERE THE 'DARK AGES' THE DRY AGES? -- Europe 500-1000 AD 64 -- FOUR -- WINE RESURGENT: -- The Middle Ages, 1000-1500 84 -- FIVE -- NEW WINES, NEW SKILLS: -- The Revolution in Alcohol, 1500-1700 116 -- SIX -- WINE IN NEW WORLDS: -- 152 The Americas, Africa and Australia, 1500-1800 -- SEVEN -- WINE, ENLIGHTENMENT AND REVOLUTION: -- 179 Europe in the Eighteenth Century -- EIGHT -- TOWARDS AN AGE OF PROMISE: -- 218 Uncertainty and Prosperity, 1800-1870 -- NINE -- A TIME OF TROUBLES: -- 271 Wine and its Enemies, 1870-1950 -- TEN -- INTO THE LIGHT: -- 307 A Half-century of Prosperity, 1950-2000.".
2001023659 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Foreword by Michael Downey -- Introduction -- I. Historical Overview -- Monasticism in the East -- Western Monasticism and Saint Benedict -- Molesme and the Foundation of Citeaux -- Cistercian Women -- Expansion and Reform -- After the Revolution -- 2. The Organization of Life in a Cistercian Abbey -- The General Chapter -- The Opus Dei and the -- Cistercian Day -- Sign Language -- Clothing -- Monastic Personnel -- 3. Living in a Vale of Tears 81 -- The Siting of Cistercian Monasteries 8I -- Water Management 85 -- Inhabiting the Site 105 -- 4. The Cloister 131 -- The East Gallery 132 -- The Collation Gallery 135 -- The Refectory Gallery I37 -- The West Gallery 140 -- 5. The Church 14I -- Message 141 -- Sources of Cistercian Church Design 16I -- Siting 164 -- Plan and Function 165 -- Elevation, Structure, and Space 195 -- Decoration and Meaning 217 -- Technology and Change 222 -- 6. The East Range 243 -- The Sacristy 243 -- The Chapter Room 245 -- Further along the East Range 268 -- The Dormitory and Latrines 271 -- 7. The Refectory Range 277 -- The Warming Room 277 -- The Kitchen 280 -- The Refectory 282 -- 8. The West Range and the -- Lay Brothers 305 -- 9. Beyond the Cloister 333 -- The Novitiate 333 -- The Scriptorium and Manuscript -- Illumination 336 -- The Library 343 -- The Abbot's Lodging 355 -- The Prison 359 -- The Infirmary 361 -- The Cemetery 365 -- Guests, Gatehouse, and the -- Precinct Wall 367 -- Other Structures 371 -- Conclusion 374 -- Glossary 389 -- Suggestions for Further Reading 392 -- Indexes 394 -- Index of Cistercian Abbeys 394 -- General Index 398 -- Acknowledgments and Photo Credits 407.".
2001023674 tableOfContents "Bushwhackers die hard -- Killer's guest -- Smart guy -- The Pie River -- Prodigal of death.".
2001023676 tableOfContents "When the caballos came -- The marshal of Indian Rock -- Comanche woman -- Face of danger -- Be brave, my son -- The town killer -- The homeseekers -- Mystery of the mountain light -- A day in the forest -- Beyond the ridge -- Gunfighter's choice -- Red River stage.".
2001023677 tableOfContents "Buckaroos of the Big Die -- The Conestoga pirate -- No gold on Boothill.".
2001023678 tableOfContents "Summer kill -- Ride the red trail -- Rustler's run.".
2001023704 tableOfContents "1. Weather -- 2. Elements -- 3. Rocks, minerals, and soil -- 4. Forces -- 5. Light and sound -- 6. Water -- 7. Plants -- 8. Electricity and magnetism -- 9. Earth and space -- 10. Computers and the Internet -- 11. Earthquakes and volcanoes -- 12. Heat and energy.".
2001023712 tableOfContents "Lawman -- The dark trail.".
2001023716 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. Education as a Marketable Service 1 2. Facing the Next Millennium 15 3. What Brings Success? 35 4. A Student's Perspective 54 5. Developing a Sustainable Competitive Advantage 70 6. Global Marketing of Education Services 85 7. A Model of Competitive Advantage for Education Services 107 8. Implications of the Model 128 9. Developing Sustainable Strategies 144 10. Policy Prescriptions for Global Education 157.".
2001023730 tableOfContents "v. 1. Theory -- v. 2. Income transfers -- v. 3. Benefits in kind.".
2001023740 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Paul Nurse Introduction 1 -- Bruce A. Edgar, Jessica Britton, Aida Flor A. de la Cruz, Laura A. Johnston, -- Dara Lehman, Cristina Martin-Castellanos and David Prober -- Pattern- and growth-linked cell cycles in Drosophila development 3 -- Discussion 12 Wolf Reik, Karen Davies,Wendy Dean, Gavin Kelsey and Miguel Constancia -- Imprinted genes and the coordination of fetal and postnatal growth in -- mammals 19 Discussion 31 General discussion I 36 Christian F. Lehner, Henning W. Jacobs, K. Sauer and Claas A. Meyer -- Regulation of the embryonic cell proliferation by Drosophila cyclin D and cyclin E -- complexes 43 Discussion 54 James L. Maller, Stefan D. Gross, Markus S. Schwab, CarlaV. Finkielstein, -- Frederic E. Taieb and Yue-Wei Qian Cell cycle transitions in early Xenopus -- development 58 Discussion 73 Jacek Z. Kubiak and Maria A. Ciemerych Cell cycle regulation in early mouse -- embryos 79 Discussion 89 General discussion II Regulation of Drosophila imaginal disc growth by the -- insulin/IGF signalling pathway 93 -- Martin Raff, Jim Apperly,Toru Kondo,YasuhitoTokumoto and -- Dean Tang Timing cell-cycle exit and differentiation in oligodendrocyte -- development 100 Discussion 107 Kim Nasmyth, Jan-Michael Peters and Frank Uhlmann Splitting the -- chromosome: cutting the ties that bind sister chromatids 113 Discussion 133 William Chia,Yu Cai, Xavier Morin, Murni Tio, Gerald Udolph, Fengwei Yu -- and Xiaohang Yang The cell cycle machinery and asymmetric cell division of -- neural progenitors in the Drosophila embryonic central nervous system 139 Discussion 151 General discussion III Determining organ size 158 -- Pierre Gdnczy, Stephan Grill, Ernst H. K. Stelzer, Matthew Kirkham and -- Anthony A. Hyman Spindle positioning during the asymmetric first cell -- division of Caenorhabditiselegans embryos 164 Discussion 176 PeterJ. Bryant Growth factors controlling imaginal disc growth in Drosophila 182 Discussion 194 General discussion IV Spatial organization and the cell cycle 200 -- Victor Ambros The temporal control of cell cycle and cell fate in Caenorhabditis -- elegans 203 Discussion 214 Jessica Greenwood,Vincenzo Costanzo, Kirsten Robertson, Carmel Hensey and -- Jean Gautier Responses to DNA damage in Xenopus: cell death or cell cycle -- arrest 221 Discussion 230 Martin Hobe, Ulrike Brand, Richard Waites and Rildiger Simon Control of cell -- fate in plant meristems 235 Discussion 243 Final discussion 248 -- Index of contributors 252 -- Subject index 254.".
2001023759 tableOfContents "Chemistry and physics of cement paste -- Concrete deterioration -- Sulfate attack -- Consequences of sulfate attack on concrete -- Prevention of sulfate attack -- Modeling of deterioration processes -- Case histories -- Assessment of cement and concrete performance under sulfate attack.".
2001023771 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments, vii -- Introduction: -- Making Something Happen, I -- i Tradition and the Political Poet: -- Edwin Rolfe, 42 -- 2 All Together, Black and White: -- Langston Hughes, 86 -- 3 Getting the Goofs to Listen: -- Ezra Pound, I35 -- 4 Extending the Document: -- Muriel Rukeyser, 169 -- Conclusion: -- The Age Demanded, 211 -- Notes, 223 -- Works Cited, 249 -- Index, 265.".
2001023821 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix -- INTRODUCTION xi -- A-TO-Z ENTRIES 1 -- APPENDIXES -- I: CHRONOLOGY AND ADAPTATIONS 259 -- II: LIBRARY HOLDINGS; BIBLIOGRAPHIES; WEBSITE; AND SOCIETIES, CENTERS, AND CONFERENCES 287 -- III: FAMILY TREES 305 -- IV: FAULKNER'S APPENDIX TO THE SOUND AND THE FURY 313 -- FAULKNER'S INTRODUCTION TO SANCTUARY 319 -- FAULKNER'S NOBEL PRIZE ACCEPTANCE SPEECH 320 -- V: DATELINE 321 -- INDEX 325.".
2001023824 tableOfContents "Voice of the sun -- From the place in the valley deep in the forest -- History is dead -- Wormwood -- Five women in no particular order -- Viv's biding -- Sifting through -- Totem.".
2001023825 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: A Note about the Text and a Few Personal Remarks ix -- Acknowledgments xiii -- Introduction 3 -- 1. Fragments 13 -- 2. P.C.L. andYama-san 23 -- 3. Treading the Tiger's Tail 33 -- 4. New Faces of 1946 65 -- 5. Three Gangsters, a Day Out, and Cayenne Pepper 80 -- 6. Stray Dogs 100 -- 7. A New Decade 116 -- 8. Gate to theWorld 127 -- 9. Misstep 143 -- 10. To Live 155 -- 11. The Magnificent Seven 170 -- 12. The Golden Age 198 -- 13. I Live in Fear 214 -- 14. Two Plays 230 -- 15. 100 Percent Entertainment 253 -- 16. Wind 275 -- 17. Mulberries, Camellias, and Cacti 301 -- 18. Heaven and Hell 341 -- 19. Rain 372 -- 20. Sekai no Mfune-Mifune of the World 401 -- 21. Fire 440 -- 22. Trolley Crazy 472 -- 23. Ronin 490 -- 24. Siberia 506 -- 25. Lords and Gaijin 536 -- 26. Clouds 569 -- 27. Wanderer 587 -- 28. Not Yet 601 -- 29. Shadow of the Wolf; After the Rain 631 -- Appendix I: Filmography 651 -- Appendix II: Toshiro Mfune Television Appearances 753 -- Notes 757 -- Selected Bibliography 795 -- Index 799.".
2001023830 tableOfContents "The gift pig -- The rocking donkey -- Cooks and prophecies -- The lilac in the lake -- A harp of fishbones -- A small pinch of weather -- The king who stood all night -- Cat's cradle -- Moonshine in the mustard pot -- The wolves and the mermaids -- John Sculpin and the witches -- The night the stars were gone -- The boy with a wolf's foot.".
2001023839 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Reigns of Tang Emperors xxi -- 1. History 1 -- 2. Society 19 -- 3. Cities and Urban Life 45 -- 4. House and Garden 71 -- 5. Clothes and Hygiene 97 -- 6. Food and Feasts 119 -- 7. Leisure and Entertainment 149 -- 8. Travel and Transportation 177 -- 9. Crime and Punishment 195 -- 10. Sickness and Health 215 -- 11. Life Cycle 243 -- 12. Death and the Afterlife 265 -- Epilogue: The Fall 291.".
2001023844 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Preface ix -- 1. Breitenfeld and the Thirty Years War 1 -- 2. The Battle of White Mountain: First Battle of the Thirty Years War 47 -- 3. The 1622 Campaign: The Battle of Wimpfen 83 -- 4. The Battle of Stadtlohn: The End of the German War 105 -- 5. The Danish War: Dessau and Lutter 117 -- 6. Gustavus's Run of Victory: From Stettin to the Lech 149 -- 7. Gustavus versus Wallenstein, 1632: Alte Veste and Lutzen 187 -- 8. The War in Westphalia, 1632-33 233 -- 9. The Battle of Nordlingen: From Lutzen to the Peace of Prague 259.".
2001023873 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: I. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERNET -- Chapter One -- A Brief History of the Internet -- Barry M. Leiner, Vinton G. Cerf, David D. Clark, Robert E. Kahn, -- Leonard Kleinrock, Daniel C. Lynch, Jon Postel, Larry G. Roberts, -- and Stephen Wolff -- II. THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNET ON LIBRARY -- OPERATIONS -- Chapter Two -- 'rhe Impact of the Internet on the Administration of Libraries -- Arthur Downing -- Chapter Three -- The Internet and Collection Management in Academic Libraries: -- Opportunities and Challenges -- Thomas E. Nisonger -- Chapter Four -- 'I'he Impact of the Internet on Cataloging -- William J. Wheeler and Matthew Beacom -- Chapter Five -- The Impact of the Internet on Interlibrary Loan and -- Document Delivery Practice -- Cindy Kristof -- Chapter Six -- Information Services in Electronic Communities -- Bryce Allen -- Chapter Seven -- Bibliographic Instruction on the Internet -- Gillian Allen -- III. THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNET ON LIBRARY AND -- INFORMATION SERVICES -- Chapter Eight -- The Emergence of Business Information Resources and Services -- on the Internet and Its Impact on Business Librarianship -- Lewis-Guodo Liu -- Chapter Nine -- The Internet and Government Information Services -- Sherry Engel -- Chapter Ten -- The Internet and Information Services for the Sciences -- Carolyn Mills and Jonathan Nabe -- Chapter Eleven -- The Changing Role of the Academic Media Center in the Age of -- the Internet -- Mary Schneider Laskowski -- Chapter Twelve -- Archives and the Internet -- Sandra Roff and Anthony M. Cucchiara -- IV. INTERNET TRAINING IN LIBRARIES -- Chapter Thirteen -- Internet Training -- D. Scott Brandt -- Contents -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- About the Editor and Contributors.".
2001023885 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Part 1: Indigenous Societies -- 1 The Chemehuevis in Nevada and California -- Clifford E. Trafzer -- 2 The Crow/Apsaalooke in Montana -- John A. Grim and Magdalene Medicine Horse-Moccasin Top -- 3 The Eastern Shoshone in Wyoming -- Ernest Olson and Brooke Olson -- 4 The Gitxsan and Witsuwit'en in British Columbia -- Antonia Mills -- 5 The Hopi in Arizona -- Miguel Vasquez -- 6 The Lummi in Washington State -- Kurt Russo -- 7 The Onodowaga (Seneca) in New York State -- Robert B. Porter -- 8 The Wanapum of Priest Rapids, Washington -- Julia G. Longenecker, Darby C. Stapp, and Angela M. Buck -- Part 2: Ethnic Minorities -- 9 African-Americans in the Coastal Zone of Georgia -- Ben G. Blount -- 10 The Amish of Lancaster Counry, Pennsylvania -- Tom Greaves -- 11 The Hmong in Wisconsin -- Jo Ann Koltyk -- 12 The Maya in Florida -- Allan Burns -- 13 The Sicilian Fishing Families of Gloucester, Massachusetts -- Christopher Dyer -- Index -- About the Editor and Contributors.".
2001023886 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. AUSTRALIA -- Susan Goode and Toni Makkai --2. BRAZIL -- Karen Giffin and Leticia Legay Vermelho --3. CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE -- Jean-Paul C. Grund --4. CHINA -- Clyde B. McCoy, Douglas Feldman, Lisa R. Metsch, -- Robert S. Anwyl, Shenghan Lai, and Xue-ren Wang --5. HAITI -- Mary Comerford --6. IRELAND -- Karen McElrath -- 7. KENYA AND UGANDA -- Elizabeth Pisani --8. MEXICO -- Roberto Castro and Rene Leyva --9. THE NETHERLANDS -- Johannes C. Jager and Wien C.M. Limburg --10. SPAIN -- Jesis Castilla, Angela Bolea, M6nica Suarez, and -- Luis de la Fuente --11. SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA -- Helen Jackson and Tim Lee --12. SWITZERLAND -- Thomas Steffen --13. UNITED KINGDOM -- Kathryn Higgins and Sally Haw --14. UNITED STATES -- Dale D. Chitwood.".
2001023921 tableOfContents "Kid Charlemagne -- Spondulix -- Conspiracy of noise -- Agents -- Harlem nova -- Karuna, Inc. -- SUITs -- Skintwister -- Freshflowers -- The mill -- The boredom factory.".
2001023937 tableOfContents "v. 1. Lord's days 1-19 (Q&A's 1-52) -- v. 2. Lord's days 20-52 (Q&A's 53-129) and appendixes.".
2001023967 tableOfContents "The final programme -- A cure for cancer -- The English assassin -- The condition of Muzak.".
2001023999 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction, Anton P. Sohn I -- 2 Highlights of the NSMA (1875 - 1959) 5 -- 3 Political Action Committees 27 -- 4 Managed Care 33 -- 5 Health Access Washoe County 37 -- 6 The Formation of the School of Medicine, Anton P. Sohn 40 -- Past Presidents of NSMA (1959 - 2001) -- 7 Ernest W. Mack, M.D. (959) 49 -- 8 Wesley W. Hall, M.D., Remembered (1960), Richard Pugh 55 -- Introduction to the i96os -- 9 William M. Tappan, M.D. (1966) 6i -- Introduction to the 1970S -- 10 John P. Sande Jr., M.D. (1972), Richard Pugh 67 -- II Craig Sande, M.D 71 -- 12 Thomas K. Hood, M.D. (1973), Richard Pugh 73 -- 13 William K. Stephan, M.D. (1974-76) 75 -- 14 Robert L. Brown, M.D. (977) 8i -- 15 Neil A. Swissman, M.D. (1978) 85 -- Introduction to the 1980s -- 16 James D. Pitts, M.D. (1980) 93 -- 17 Anton P. Sohn, M.D. (1984) ioo -- 18 Ronald P. Slaughter, M.D. (1986) 1o6 -- 19 H. Treat Cafferata, M.D. (1987) iio -- 20 Thomas W. Brady, M.D. (1989) 113 -- Introduction to the 1990s -- 21 G. Norman Christensen, M.D. (gg99) 120 -- 22 Heather J. Allen, M.D. (199) 124 -- 23 FrankJ. Nemec, M.D. (1995) 131 -- 24 Paul E. Dieringer, M.D. (1996) 137 -- 25 William A. Schrader, M.D. (1997) 141 -- 26 John G. Scott, M.D. (1998) 144 -- 27 Mitchell E. Miller, M.D. (1999) 147 -- 28 Marietta Nelson, M.D. (2000) 150 -- 29 Marjorie Uhalde, M.D. (2001) 153 -- 30 Robert Shreck, M.D. (2002) 156 -- Comments of NSMA leadership -- 30 Michael Fischer, M.D. 167 -- 31 Larry Matheis, CEO of NSMA 172.".
2001024002 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Introduction -- Chapter 1. Roman Britain -- Chapter 2. Roman Gaul -- Chapter 3. Roman Mesopotamia -- Chapter 4. Roman Palestine -- Chapter 5. Roman Egypt -- Chapter 6. Roman Imaly -- Chapter 7. Roman Christianity -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2001024005 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: PART I MOVING OFFSHORE -- Chapter 1 Waters of Life -- Chapter 2 A Diminished Thing -- Chapter 3 Along the Slope -- PART II THE OPEN SEA -- Chapter 4 The Rush of Water -- Chpater 5 Climate and Atlantic -- Chapter 6 Long-distance Swimmers -- Chapter 7 Wide, Wide Sargasso -- PART III THE EMPTY BASIN -- Chapter 8 The Moving Earth Beneath the Sea -- Chapter 9 Atlantic's Primordial Ancestors -- Chapter 10 The Birth of Atlantic -- Part IV Full Circle -- Chapter 11 Fraying Edges -- Chapter 12 Landfall -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Index.".

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