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Back to the Future : Esteemed landscape planner and teacher and winner of the 1997 ASLA Medal, the Society's highest award, Julius Fabos has drawn in
J. William Thompson | American society of | 1998

Approaching It Hands-On : Academics defend the long-controversial practice of design/build as an effective way to teach landscape architecture
By Paul Bennett | American society of | 1998

A Walk through time - through extensive research and demanding archaeological excavation a team led by landscape architect spencer tunnell
Alicia Rodriguez | American society of | 1998

Imagine thisㅡFor the site of an intermational garden festical a team of landscape architects, urban designers, and planners executes a vistionary pl
Jane Brown Gillette | American society of | 1997

Team Leader─Fort Lauderdale-based Edward D. Stone, Jr., leads a firm of experienced professionals who have proven that landscape architects are not
Jane Brown Gillette | American society of | 1997

Digital Directives─When design teams work together on a project, they require common digital standards
James L. Sipes | American society of | 1997

Queen Maud Land─On the edge of Antarctica a sox-man team climbs mountains never before scaled
Jon Krakauer | The National Geographic Socitey | 1998

Efficacy of a green tea extract rich in catechin polyphenols and caffeine in increasing 24-h energy expenditure and fat oxidation in humans
AG Dulloo et al | Cadmus journal ser | 2000

Consumption of green or black tea does not increase resistance of low-density lipoprotein to oxidation in humans
KH Van Het Hof | Cadmus journal ser | 1997

Effect of tea flavonoid supplementation on the susceptibility of low-denity lipoprotein to oxidative modification
T Ishikawa | Cadmus journal ser | 1997