be given in printed form only in order to reduce overdose and drug interaction.label on drug product must be in two language including region and international language. Richard Vaughan, PhD, Albuquerque "" Just happened to read your article in this month's PE magazine. Didn't say a except to beg engineers to listen to your committee. As a matter of fact the article was a lot of gobble-dy-gook. But at then end I decided to vist your web site to perhaps find out way people and enhineers have ignored you pleas and there the answers were in typical Washington double speak. Of the 14 challenges a bunch are just political bunk and follow the dwindling money. Written by liberal academics the challenges don't contain a lot of practical engineering or bring significant engineering to the table. The really bad challenges are: 1. Make solar economical. That was tried by Carter back in the 1970 and is now a big government program of subsidies. Don't hold yiur breath to long while you develop that solar airplane, or truck. 2. Carbon crap. Again a political pile of bunk. Man made global warming. Al Gore bunk. Read his statement in the Congressional Record in Sept. of 1991 and tell yourself that he was talking real science. Bunk. Many of the other challenges are just I feel good and want the world to feel giood and kind og "green" junk. Talk about a profession be sucked in it's engineering and green. 3. kearfreak, VAAAAAA ""