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{BLR 2375} California.

OPINIONS OF CALIFORNIA APPELLATE COURTSACCESSIBLE ON WEB— Hurry! They Are Deleted After 60 Days

The full texts of slip opinions of the California Supreme Court and theCalifornia Courts of Appeal that have been certified or ordered published arebeing posted on the State of California Judicial Branch Web site. Wheneverpossible, California Supreme Court opinions will be available immediately afterfiling, and Court of Appeal decisions will be available within hours of filing.The Supreme Court's two filing times are 10 a.m. Mondays and 10 a.m.Thursdays. Modifications to the opinions will be included as separatedocuments.

The opinions are provided as both Word 6.0 (.doc) and Adobe Acrobat(.pdf) documents. Generally, the opinions will be deleted from the site 60 daysafter filing.

The site is:

http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov# # #

{BLR 2376} FDA-

Internet.

FDA DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE ONLINE

There is a special Web page to provide rapid access to both the historicaland current FDA documents in either ASCII text (.TXT) or Adobe AcrobatPortable Document Format (.PDF). The identical files are available in thefda_fr area on the Federal Bulletin Board. Many of the pages in the PDF filesare scanned images of camera copy submitted for printing by FDA. When FDAhas provided text files that are equivalent to the camera copy, ASCII text filesare available with the following notation:

The graphic (TIFF) files are scanned images of those Federal RegisterPages. This ASCII text version of the document (TEXT) is not an officialcopy and has not been certified as identical to the text published in theFederal Register. The ASCII text was provided by FDA at a later timesolely to facilitate online access.

Individuals without Internet access can use a modem and communicationssoftware to dial-in to 202/512-1387 (settings: 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop, fullduplex). After login, from the Main Menu type /GO FDA to locate thedocuments.

For assistance with online access, contact the GPO Access User SupportTeam by telephone at 202/512-1530; by fax at 202/512-1262; or by Internet e-

All addresses are correct as reported to us. We caution, however, that Internet addresses aresubject to change.

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mail at gpoaccess@gpo.gov. User support hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mondaythrough Friday, except Federal holidays.

The FDA Home Page is at http://www.fda.gov/fdahomepage.html.# # #

{BLR 2377} Internet-

Technology Transfer.

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER RESOURCES— A Compilation of Useful Addresses

The following are some URLs related to technology transfer. This is thefirst in what we hope will be a series of directories of Internet addresses usefulto biotechnology attorneys and regulatory professionals.

Online Journal Focuses on Technology for Transfer

Researchers at Cambridge University have created an online journaldevoted to technology transfer. It will have periodic feature articles and theresults of the latest research at the University. The goal is to encouragecorporate-university links. The URL is:

http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/dainesGovernment Organizations

NASA's Commercial Technology Network is at:

http://hq.nasa.gov/nctn/NASA's main site is http://tag-fileserver.larc.naaa.gov/

The NIH Office of Technology Transfer has a model commercial evaluationlicense at:

http://www.nih.gov/od/ott/commeval.htmThe Office also has other model agreements, descriptions of technology, and staffbiographies.

To learn about technology transfer opportunities at LBL, go to:

http://www.lbl.gov/Tech-Transfer/Business-Opportunities.htmlTo learn about a lot of the federal laboratories, visit:

http://nalusda.gov/answers/info_centers/ttic/guide.htm

All addresses are correct as reported to us. We caution, however, that Internet addresses are

subject to change.