Word: pacificism
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Wilson's second client, a three-year-old named Craig, supposedly has been scalded in hot water by his stepfather. Both would normally end up in a psychiatrist's office but the stepfather has a reputation to protect and vehemently denies the allegation. After all, he is the respected Dr...
Its majestic wings once cast large shadows all over North America. The bird was a survivor. When saber-toothed cats and other big animals died off about 10,000 years ago, the California condor retreated to the carrion-rich Pacific coast and survived. A Spanish priest recorded seeing one in...
The advances are slowly changing the way utilities evaluate the technology. "We look at it as a real competitive option," says Carl Weinberg, director of research for San Francisco-based Pacific Gas and Electric. Outside California, however, wind power still carries the burden of past failures. Even though a government...
Nearly paralyzed by the dilemma, Bush departed last week on a nakedly political tour of the Pacific Rim to beseech Japan and other countries to buy more U.S. products. He left top aides feverishly at work on the much ballyhooed growth package that he plans to present in his Jan...
It was the year's best new gourmet trend, and its most renowned pioneer was Los Angeles' superstar chef, Wolfgang Puck. Pacific Rim cuisine--more for dining out than cooking in -- features American, chiefly Californian, staples subtly accented by Oriental herbs and spices such as lemongrass or ginger. The result...