Oakland, California

Spice Market s cocktail menu includes a mai tai, the drink invented in 1944 by Victor Trader Vic Bergeron at his restaurant in Oakland, California. But the rum cocktail that is more to the point is rum tamarind punch, a Spice Market original, which extends the tradition of exotic punches popularized by Trader Vic s international franchise in the 1950s with pedigree and surprise. It is two ingredients, aged rum and tamarind nectar, a juice beverage, and it is sensational. 

Saunders, S.R. and Sawchuk, E.R. 1995 Biological indicators of labour and occupational stress Gender comparisons in a Nineteenth Century pioneer community. Paper presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropology Meetings, Oakland, California. 

Ross Anderson and Markus Kuhn. Tamper Resistance - A Cautionary Note , 1996 USENIX Electronic Commerce Workshop, pp. 1-11, Oakland, California, November 1996. 220... 

Lauren Zeise, California Environmental Protection Agency, Oakland, California... 

BioTherm A System for Continuous Quality, Fast Pyrolysis BioOil, Dynamotive Energy Systems Corporation, 4th Biomass Conference of the Americas, Oakland, California, September 1, 1999... 

In Oakland, California, several lab workers were suspected of exposure to anthrax when a Maryland lab supplier mistakenly sent live anthrax spores rather than dead microbe strains. 

Indigo Development. Creating Systems Solution for Sustainable Development through Industrial Ecology, RPP International Oakland, California, elowe indigodev.com, June 5, 2000. 

Copa, W.M. Dietrich, M.J. Wet oxidation of oils, oil refinery sludges, and spent drilling muds. Proceedings of Oil Waste Management Alternatives Symposium, California Dept, of Health Services Oakland, California, April, 1988. 

January Officials in the cities of San Francisco and Oakland, California, propose municipal ordinances that would ban the sale of so-called ultracompact handguns that can be easily carried in people s pockets. (Due to their good quality construction, such guns are not covered under existing legislation banning Saturday Night Specials. )... 

The two fuel vehicles began operation late in the summer of 2007. Users maintain logs that document vehicle performance, and tests are ongoing to evaluate the operational experience and the refueling station. Other NREL evaluation projects involve transit buses powered by fuel cell hybrids in Oakland, California, Thousand Palms, California, and Hartford, Connecticut. 

This quotation comes from an anonymous essay that Sagan wrote for Grinspoon, Lester, Marijuana Reconsidered (Oakland, California Quick American Archives 2nd edition, 1994). Also see Poundstone, William, Carl Sagan A Life in the Cosmos (New York Henry Holt Company, 1999) and Kick, Russ, The Disinformation Book of Lists QAqw York The Disinformation Company, 2004), 21. 

The [C]PAT tests your potential to complete a recruit academy, says Bill Wittmer, academy director of the Oakland (California) Fire Department. If you have problems in the [C]PAT, then you are going to have a problem in the recruit academy, which is harder and runs 10 to 16 weeks. That s where you are throwing ladders, pulling hose, doing physical work all day long. They re tough. ... 

Medical marijuana activist and writer Ed Rosenthal had been authorized to distribute marijuana to persons claiming medical need for the drug. He operated one of several marijuana clubs that provided marijuana to patients. California voters had earlier passed a ballot proposition authorizing the distribution of marijuana to persons suffering from glaucoma, AIDS, cancer, and other diseases whose doctors documented their need for the drug. The city of Oakland, California, had also authorized Rosenthal to distribute marijuana. 

In a defeat for medical marijuana advocates, the U.S. Supreme Court rules that the federal Controlled Substances Act precludes a medical necessity defense on the part of the Oakland, California, Cannabis Buyers Club. February Officials at the popular drug education program DARE admit that some of the techniques they have been using may be ineffective. They begin a process of reviewing research and revising the curriculum. 

Federal authorities close several medical marijuana clubs, mainly in California. Operators such as Ed Rosenthal in Oakland, California, are arrested and charged under federal laws, which do not recognize the smoked form of marijuana as a medical drug. 

TOD MlKURIYA is Director of Research at the Everett A Gladman Memorial Hospital, Oakland, California, and con-suiting psychiatrist to the Alameda County Health Depart ment Drug Abuse Program. 

Cell Lines. The human fetal intestinal cell line (FHS) was kindly supplied to us by Dr. Walter A. Nelson-Rees at the Naval Bioscience Laboratory, Oakland, California. The human colonic cell line, SKCO-1 developed by Drs. G. Trempe and L.F. Olds, was obtained from Dr. Jorgen Fogh, Sloan Kettering Institute, Rye, New York. The HT-29 cell line was developed and obtained from Dr. J. Fogh. SW-480 and SW-620 were developed at Scott and White Clinic in Temple, Texas and were obtained from Col. A. Liebovitz. 

Drexler was born in Oakland, California, on April 25, 1955. He grew up in Lafayette, Indiana New Haven, Connecticut Cincinnati, Ohio Denver, Colorado and Monmouth, Oregon. In 1973, he began studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), from which he eventually earned his bachelor of science degree in interdisciplinary science in 1977. 

In 1973, the Symbionese Liberation Army kiUed a school superintendent in Oakland, California, with a bullet tipped with cyanide. Jonathan B. Tucker... 

Seiber, J.N. (1987) Solubility, partition coefficient and bioconcentration factor. In Fate of Pesticides in the Environment. Biggar, J.W., Seiber, J.N., Editors, publication 3320 of the Agricultural Experiment Station, Division of Agriculture and Nature Resources, University of California, Oakland, California, pp. 53-59. 

Cantwell, M.l. and Reid, M.S. (1992) Postharvest handling systems fresh herbs. In Kader, A.A. (ed.) Postharvest Technology of Horticultural Crops, 2nd edn. University of California, Oakland, California, pp. 211-213. 

Ed Rosenthal is the founder and principal author of Quick Trading Company, a small press in Oakland, California. He is best known for his books Deluxe Marijuana Growers Guide (co-authored with Mel Frank), Marijuana Growers Handbook, Ask Ed (adapted from the High Times column), and the recent bestseller Closet Cultivator. 

Jan. 10,1877, Oakland, California, USA - Nov. 16,1948, Berkeley, California, USA) B.S., University of California at Berkeley, 1896 Ph.D., University of Leipzig, 1902. While pursuing graduate work at Leipzig, Cottrell developed the relationship well known to electrochemists... 

Frauenfeld, T. W. J., et al. The Effect of an Initial Gas Content on Thermal EOR as Applied to Oil Sands. Proc. 56th Annual California Regional Meeting, paper SPE 15086, Oakland, California, 1986. 

Larry married Delores (Dee) Hillman on September 9, 1949 in Oakland, California. Dee and Larry adopted and raised four children. Their extended family includes the thousands of pharmacy students throughout the world who have benefited from their personal support and guidance. 

Trade Publication (IC 117R 2500), Improve Your Gas Drying Operations, Kaiser Chemicals, Oakland, California, U.S.A. 94643. 

Anna M. Fan, Ph.D., DABT Chief, Pesticide and Environmental Toxicology Branch, Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), California Environmental Protection Agency, Oakland, California... 

Paolo F. Ricci, Ph.D., LL.M., M.P.A. Professor, Holy Names University, Oakland, California, and University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts... 

As medicine moves from reactive to preventive, and preventive to enhancement and physical excellence, it will be perfectly respectful to speak of the patient as consumer. As David Collin, MPH, of the American Cancer Society, Oakland, California, has noted The line between illness and other treatments for cosmetic and enhancement purposes will continue to blur with enhancement becoming the objective of more people and of treatment entrepreneurs. As severe conditions become more manageable the health care market will continue to move toward removing limits and enabling optimum performance. More billions will be spent on troubling, but not life-threatening, conditions. Public acceptance of genetic interventions will follow this trend. 

Doctors in Oakland, California, have reported a number of cases of "wound" botulism occurring in drug addicts. This is due to... 

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