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...could even get weird with Warren Christopher. He'd be risking it with a woman, because this is still a country that elects men to its highest office. Would he drop a bomb like Jesse Ventura, thinking he could harness him? Maybe he'll convince natty banker Robert Rubin to live off his book deal for a few years...
...Rubin might like the profile a little, but he wouldn't have much tinkering to do as veep. He'd be miserable sitting on his hands. Evan Bayh would be thrilled, and Bob Graham would be pleased as punch - how much do senators really do anyway? Either gives Gore a shot at a state he'd love to steal, and he could be offering voters the future, not the past. It would be a Gore-owned ticket, a sign he is the top man now, and then Gore could at least know what America really thought...
...even further behind; unlike Celera, it hasn't put its strings of letters into proper order yet. This loose end should be cleared up in a year or two, but even then the so-called book of life will remain unreadable. That's because, explains Gerald Rubin, vice president for biomedical research at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, "it's written in a foreign language. It's a very complicated problem. It's going to be a long time coming...
...March, Venter eased the minds of other scientists by releasing the Drosophila data; moreover, he had done the research in collaboration with Gerald Rubin, now vice president for biomedical research at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and highly respected at DOE and NIH. "Rubin reassured us all that this was someone to trust," Patrinos said last week...
BORN. To CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR, 42, globe-trotting CNN correspondent, and JAMES RUBIN, 40, departing State Department spokesman: a son, Darius; in Washington...