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Facing long-term disaster
The stories coming out of our short-term disasters such as the Oklahoma tornadoes remind us of our humanity and capabilities. We face a long-term disaster. The Dalai Lama teaches that humanity will need to grow its capacities for compassionate altruism to deal with it.
I am not talking about the challenges of Medicare, Social Security and similar issues. They are relatively easy to solve. I am talking about the self-evident truth (although many if not most of us fail to recognize it) that humanity can not continue the pattern of the last 200 years of our Industrial Revolution for the next 200 years in terms of growth of population, depletion of the worlds resources, and the production of illth, the opposite of wealth. I have read too many articles that say economic growth is a major solution for our current problems rather than their cause.
Fortunately there are a few, especially in Vermont, who address our long term disaster. The Montpelier Bridges special section Building a New Vermont Economy often referred togrowth as a faulty solution. John Snells and Stanley McCrystals opinion pieces in recent Times Argus editions advocate for increased community service in our society and imply a re-balancing of the freedom and community paradigm toward community. Unfortunately, the Tea Partys stress on re-balancing that paradigm toward freedom gets more coverage.
I first heard about re-instituting the model of the commons to provide a sustainable way to use our physical and cultural resources at lecture at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library by a UVM professor a promising approach and one that needs more letters and study.
As a believer in evolution, I ardently hope that we humans evolve to be more compassionate and more capable of both envisioning our long term challenges and resolving them. Harris Webster
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Agriya.com, Agriya Limited, Ahsan Technologies , Aravind Kumar, agriya.co.uk, Ahsan.in,16/3, Krishna Street Internet United States of America
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I was so excited that she was going to be able to grow the business and I would be responsible for helping to make it happen. She was so excited that she offered me a piece of the company (once it started making money). I got my ex-employer in contact with them and she began communicating with Arivand Kumar at Agriya. We made plans for (and she spent advertising money on) the launching of the company. I was convinced that I not only had a job but a I also had a career for life.
She communicated with Arivand Kumar at Agriya for over 3 months before she hired them. She was very specific on what she wanted and Arivand told her she would have all 3 sites finished (and up) in 40 days. Arivand also told her that she needed to pay half ($3100) in advance of them starting the work on the websites. She sent them and invoice complete with an extremely detailed purchase order which she sent to them along with the $3100 via Paypal (thinking she was protected). For the next 2 months Arivand kept her "On The Hook" which (unknowingly to her) was long enough for the Paypal protection to expire. After Agriya received the money; Arivand continued to come up with excuses (such as the staff was on Holiday, etc...) as to why the work was not done.
After that all communication STOPPED and she was no longer able to get in touch with him. She called India numerous times and they always said that Arivand was not in. They said he would get back to her (he never did). She left tons of messages for him to no avail.
These websites were to be the anchor of her business and were essential for the business income 9and for my salary and eventual profits). The $3100.00 was the last investment money she had available and consequently, she had to let me go.
It has been over 4 YEARS of her spending tons of money and time calling and emailing Agriya in India. Recently, (and out of desperation) she began researching complaint sites. She filed here at Ripoffreport.com and many others. It was only then that Arivand decided to contact her.
She contacted me today and told me that she finally was able to get a refund of the $3100.00. She also demanded they pay interest and the Paypal fees. Agriya refused to pay any interest or the Paypal fees which were over $120.00! So in the end she still lost not only the business and the revenue it would have generated. She also lost the 4 years of interest and the Paypal fees! Not to mention, she lost me as an employee and I lost a lucrative job with incredible earning potential!!!
AGRIYA, ARIVAND and ASHAN TECHNOLOGIES SUCK!!!!!
NEVER deal with these THIEVES! They will RIP YOU OFF!
Her story (and several others) are also on this site!
The programming, software and web development company Agriya (agriya.com) is owned by
Ahsan Technologies (ahsan.in). They own tons of sites, they clone, develop and sell numerous website programs as well.
Arivand Kumar is a shill for AGRIYA, AGRIYA,COM and ASHAN TECHNOLOGIES! He claims not to be the owner but he is the only project contact you will have (unless he uses and AKA)!
By the way (after over 4 years of keeping her money, not paying interest or the Paypal fees) they actually had the nerve to ask me ex-employer to remove all negative comments (she posted) about them (and Arivand) on the internet as a condition of their "Refund'!
They are Absolute CROOKS!
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Agriya apologises for the inconvenience and stress caused to the author of the above report. We are deeply sorry to hear that you lost your job for life over the $3,100 project. Unfortunately Agriya doesn't have any record of attempts made to contact us to resolve the issue and all our contact details are listed on the website.
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Update (September 19, 2014): I tested out the 'Gochujang Tempeh' recipe several times and finalized it. I am also adding newer photos of the marinade and the gochujang tempeh.
We recently returned from a trip to Lima, yet another interesting destination in Latin America – similar in some ways to Buenos Aires, Mexico City and Bogota while also bringing back memories of Manila and Thailand. These distinct Asian influences on the culture even carry over into the cuisine of Lima/Peru. Here is a quick Instagram shot I took below – a beach in Miraflores, a district in Lima, Peru. Quite gorgeous, isn't it?
All photos in this post are taken by my iPhone.
In late February, I made a delicious dish and posted it on my Instagram: Vegan Gochujang Tempeh + Blasted Broccoli with brown rice (and toasted sesame seeds). I was in need of something saucy and savory that day and the dish turned out well for us! I am addicted to gochujang, which is a mildly spicy, dark red and fermented red pepper paste. It is a staple ingredient in traditional Korean dishes. It doesn't taste as spicy as Sriracha though. Think of it as a beautiful dark red miso that delivers the mildly spicy, umami flavor. This is the ULTIMATE "MISO" ingredient to have around anytime!
For the gochujang, we used the brand Jayone (Product of Korea) and you can use other gochujang brands at an Asian supermarket, but the spiciness will vary greatly though, depending on the brand of the gochujang you're using. They come in a jar or a tub. Now are you ready for the recipe?! Because I'm really hungry at the moment!
In a medium bowl, whisk together the marinade ingredients except for scallions. Add the tempeh slices, garlic cloves and onions in the marinade sauce until fully incorporated. Pour the rest in a small, shallow dish or into a Ziploc® bag. Cover and leave in the fridge for at least 2 hours. This will be your 'tempeh' mixture.
Heat and lightly oil a grill, or heavy flat skillet at medium high heat. Cook the 'tempeh' mixture, turning frequently, until slightly blackened. Garnish with scallions and serve with brown rice.
We used the brand Jayone (Product of Korea) for the gochujang. The product contains few ingredients and no MSG. The spiciness will vary greatly though depending on the brand of the gochujang you're using. You can find gochujang at Asian supermarkets.
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Okinawa Memorial Day (慰霊の日 Irei no Hi?, lit. "the day to console the dead") is a public holiday observed in Japan's Okinawa Prefecture annually on June 23 to remember the lives lost during the Battle of Okinawa. It is not celebrated nationally throughout Japan.
In the Battle of Okinawa, Japanese soldiers as well as inhabitants, were pushed into the Southern border of Okinawa and Mitsuru Ushijima and Isamu Chō, top generals committed suicide on June 22 or 23, 1945. During the occupation of Japan, in 1961, Okinawa Memorial Day was made a holiday by the Government of the Ryukyu Islands in order to remember and pray for their family members and relatives who were killed during the Battle of Okinawa. In 1972, when Okinawa was returned to Japan, Okinawa Memorial Day lost its recognition as a holiday, but this was restored by the prefectural government in 1991. In Okinawa, it is treated like one of the Japanese national public holidays.
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The Cornerstone of Peace is a monument in Itoman commemorating the Battle of Okinawa and the role of Okinawa during World War II. The names of over two hundred and forty thousand people who lost their lives are inscribed on the memorial. It was unveiled on June 23, 1995, in memory of the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Okinawa and the end of World War II at Mabuni, Okinawa. It was erected to: (1) Remember those lost in the war, and pray for peace; (2) Pass on the lessons of war; and (3) Serve as a place for meditation and learning. Another expression is Okinawa Peace Park. On June 23, or Okinawa Memorial Day, memorial services are held every year with the attendance of the prime minister.


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1997, Volume 240, Issue 1
- 145-159 Non-linear responses of the hard-spheroid fluid under shear flow
by Xue-Feng Yuan, & Allen, Michael P.
- 160-172 Molecular dynamics of liquid crystals
by Sarman, Sten
- 173-187 Intrinsic frame transport for a model of nematic liquid crystal
by Cozzini, S. & Rull, L.F. & Ciccotti, G. & Paolini, G.V.
- 188-192 Reversible diffusion-controlled reactions in a colloidal kinetic Ising model
by Felderhof, B.U. & Jones, R.B.
- 193-195 Highly discretized dynamics
by Alder, Berni
- 196-201 The consistent Boltzmann algorithm for the van der Waals equation of state
by Alexander, Francis J. & Garcia, Alejandro L. & Alder, Berni J.
- 202-211 Molecular dynamics and Enskog theory calculation of one dimensional problems in the dynamics of dense gases
by Frezzotti, A.
- 212-220 Kinetic models for hard sphere dynamics
by Dufty, James W. & Javier Brey, J. & Santos, Andrés
- 221-228 Lattice Boltzmann equation: Failure or success?
by Succi, S.
- 229-238 Viscometric effects in a dense hard-sphere fluid
by Montanero, JoséMaría & Santos, Andrés
- 239-245 Cellular automata approach to pattern formation in reaction-diffusion systems
by Droz, Michel
- 246-254 Interactive molecular dynamics
by Rapaport, D.C.
- 255-267 On the validity of hydrodynamics in plane Poiseuille flows
by Malek Mansour, M. & Baras, F. & Garcia, Alejandro L.
- 268-276 Long-time tails in two-dimensional fluids by molecular dynamics
by Ferrario, Mauro & Fionino, Antonino & Ciccotti, Giovanni
- 277-285 Lattice Boltzmann study of spinodal decomposition in structured fluids
by Orlandini, E. & Gonnella, G. & Yeomans, J.M.
- 286-296 Simulation of two-dimensional Kolmogorov flow with smooth particle applied mechanics
by Posch, H.A. & Hoover, W.G.
- 297-304 Molecular dynamics study of the crystallisation of metastable fluids
by Pickering, Steven & Snook, Ian
- 305-314 Computation of the hydrodynamic boundary parameters of a confined fluid via non-equilibrium molecular dynamics
by Mundy, Christopher J. & Balasubramanian, Sundaram & Klein, Michael L.
- 315-327 Poiseuille flow of molecular fluids
by Travis, Karl P. & Todd, B.D. & Evans, Denis J.
- 328-339 Rheology and local structure of thin films confined between thermally corrugated walls
by Schoen, Martin
- 340-348 Fracture simulations via large-scale nonequilibrium molecular dynamics
by Holian, Brad Lee & Lomdahl, Peter S. & Zhou, Shujia
- 349-360 Elastic constants of cellular structures
by Ladd, Anthony J.C. & Kinney, John H.
- 361-373 Local fluctuations in a fluidized granular medium
by Helal, K. & Biben, T. & Hansen, J.P.
- 374-395 The rheology and phase structure of steady uniaxial compaction
by Nicolaides, David B. & Woodcock, Leslie V.
- 396-403 Unifying two criteria of Born: Elastic instability and melting of homogeneous crystals
by Wang, Jinghan & Li, Ju & Yip, Sidney & Wolf, Dieter & Phillpot, Simon
1997, Volume 239, Issue 4
- 449-466 Shear modulus of fluids and solids
by Hess, Siegfried & Kröger, Martin & Hoover, William G.
- 467-476 Reentrant wetting transition of a rough wall
by Giugliarelli, Gilberto & Stella, Attilio L.
- 477-485 A dynamic light scattering study on aggregation of rodlike colloidal particles
by Brunner, R. & Gall, S. & Wilke, W. & Zrinyi, M.
- 486-492 Domain wall roughening in three dimensional magnets at the depinning transition
by Jost, M. & Usadel, K.D.
- 493-508 Dissipative brackets as a tool for kinetic modeling
by Dukek, G. & Karlin, Iliya V. & Nonnenmacher, T.F.
- 509-530 Length scales and power laws in the two-dimensional forest-fire model
by Honecker, A. & Peschel, I.
- 531-541 One-dimensional generalized branching annihilating random walker process with stochastic generation of offsprings
by Albano, Ezequiel V. & Hoyuelos, Miguel & Martin, Héctor O.
- 542-601 Graphical representations and cluster algorithms I. Discrete spin systems
by Chayes, L. & Machta, J.
1997, Volume 238, Issue 1
- 1-8 Critical multifractality near monofractal states
by Bershadskii, A.
- 9-22 Percolation and cluster formalism in continuous spin systems
by Nicodemi, Mario
- 23-38 The three-dimensional rotation neural network
by Shuai, J.W. & Zheng, J.C. & Chen, Z.X. & Liu, R.T. & Wu, B.X.
- 39-48 Statistics of red sites on elastic and full backbone
by Sen, Parongama
- 49-65 Approximate self-affine model for cultivated soil roughness
by Yordanov, O.I. & Guissard, A.
- 66-80 Rational group decision making: A random field Ising model at T = 0
by Galam, Serge
- 81-112 Viscosity of carbon dioxide in the liquid phase
by van der Gulik, P.S.
- 113-128 Hydrophobic hydration, hydrophobic forces and protein folding
by Wiggins, Philippa M.
- 129-148 Time-dependent behavior of granular material in a vibrating box
by Lee, Jysoo
- 149-162 A lattice-statistical model for ternary polymer mixtures: exact phase diagrams
by Barry, J.H. & Pant, P. & Wu, F.Y.
- 163-171 Self-organization in growth of branched polymers
by Andrade, J.S. & Lucena, L.S. & Alencar, A.M. & Freitas, J.E.
- 172-180 Simulation of growth with diffusion in the kinetic BCSOS model
by Levi, Andrea C. & Tartaglino, Ugo
- 181-197 Chemomodulation of cellular movement, collective formation of vortices by swarming bacteria, and colonial development
by Ben-Jacob, Eshel & Cohen, Inon & Czirók, András & Vicsek, Tamás & Gutnick, David L.
- 198-210 Anomalous diffusion in a simple magnetic hole system
by Clausen, Sigmund & Helgesen, Geir & Skjeltorp, Arne T.
- 211-224 Long time tails in the dynamics of the spatially inhomogeneous magnetization of dimerized isotropic XY chains for spin s = 12
by Berim, G.O. & Cabrera, G.G.
- 225-244 Accumulation points in nonlinear parameter lattices
by Beims, Marcus W. & Gallas, Jason A.C.
- 245-251 Transport generated by fluctuating temperature
by Li, Yu-Xiao
- 252-264 Order-disorder transition effects on the dynamic of intercalation process within a stochastic lattice gas model
by Ennamiri, H. & Nassif, R. & Boughaleb, Y.
- 265-278 Quantum dynamics of a strongly coupled dissipative system toward thermal equilibrium II
by Murao, Mio & Shibata, Fumiaki
- 279-284 Chaotic signatures in the spectrum of a quantum double well
by Berkovits, R. & Ashkenazy, Y. & Horwitz, L.P. & Levitan, J.
- 285-294 Generalization of the mean-field Ising model within Tsallis thermostatistics
by Büyükkiliç, Fevzi & Demirhan, Doǧan & Tirnakli, Uǧur
- 295-306 Shift exponent and breakdown of universality for the two-layer Ising model on a square lattice
by Horiguchi, Tsuyoshi & Tsushima, Norihiro
- 307-316 Monte Carlo simulation of the quantum transverse Ising model
by de Oliveira, M.J. & Chiappin, J.R.N.
- 317-337 Analysis of coherent anomalies, scaling exponent and confluent singularities for spin-S Ising model on cubic nets
by Sardar, Shiladitya & Chakraborty, K.G.
- 338-352 A novel complete treatment of the time-evolution of a spontaneously decaying atomic state in relativistic QED
by Seke, J.
- 353-360 Two-dimensional seven-state Potts model under external magnetic field
by Çelik, T. & Gündüç, Y. & Aydin, M.
- 361-368 Low-temperature properties of fractional statistics
by Carbone, A. & Kaniadakis, G. & Quarati, P.
- 369-404 A model of relativistic one-component plasma with Darwin interactions
by Alastuey, Angel & Appel, Walter
- 405-424 Exact and asymptotic formulas for overdamped Brownian dynamics
by Forrester, P.J. & Jancovici, B.
1997, Volume 237, Issue 3
- 353-362 Spin glasses and frustrated percolation: a renormalization group approach
by Pezzella, Umberto & Coniglio, Antonio
- 363-383 Growth with surface diffusion in d = 1 + 1
by Hontinfinde, Felix & Krug, Joachim & Touzani, M'hamed
- 384-386 Reply to the comments of Sharipov on: Mechanodiffusion in slightly rarefied gas mixture
by Roldughin, V.I.
- 387-404 Nonintegrability, chaos, and complexity
by McCauley, Joseph L.
- 405-412 Stability of traveling waves for a conserved field
by Zimmermann, Walter
- 413-422 Shapes and sizes of arbitrary random walks at O(1/d3) I. Most probable size ratio
by Wei, Gaoyuan
- 423-440 Shapes and sizes of arbitrary random walks at O(1/d3) II. Asphericity and prolateness parameters
by Wei, Gaoyuan & Zhu, Xuexian
- 441-448 A solvable aggregation-annihilation chain model with n species
by Zhang, Ligen & Yang, Z.R.
- 449-451 On modelling oral tolerance using cellular automata
by Ahmed, E.
- 452-470 Trapping kinetics in diffusion-limited bimolecular reactions sources within the Galanin model
by Sánchez, Alejandro D. & Wio, Horacio
- 471-514 Superconducting correlations and the thermodynamics of Josephson junctions
by Maassen van den Brink, Alec & Dekker, H
- 515-553 Reaction rate theory: weak- to strong-friction turnover in Kramers' Fokker-Planck model
by van den Brink, Alec Maassen & Dekker, H.
- 554-572 A note on a decorated ferrimagnetic Ising system
by Kaneyoshi, T.
1997, Volume 237, Issue 1
- 1-24 Iordanskii's force for superfluid vortices revisited: a critical analysis
by Geurst, J.A. & van Beelen, H.
- 25-30 Effective forces between macroions: a Monte Carlo study
by D'Amico, Irene & Löwen, Hartmut
- 31-44 Theory of coexisting states: calculation of binodals
by Meijer, Paul H.E.
- 45-51 On fermions in a plane coupled to the nonlinear sigma model
by Neagu, Adrian
- 52-58 On the synchronizing mechanism of a class of cellular automata
by Satulovsky, Javier E.
- 59-66 Cellular automaton block model of traffic in a city
by Brunnet, Leonardo Gregory & Gonçalves, Sebastián
- 67-74 Kinetic segregation in a multilane highway traffic flow
by Nagatani, Takashi
- 75-94 Towards a microscopic theory of nonisothermal stochastic processes
by van den Brink, Alec Maassen & Dekker, H.
- 95-112 Lyapunov instability in the extended XY-model: Equilibrium and nonequilibrium molecular dynamics simulations
by Dellago, Ch. & Posch, H.A.
- 113-122 Multivariate formulation of transient stochastic dynamics
by Jiménez-Aquino, J.I.
- 123-134 More integrable birational mappings
by Abarenkova, N. & Anglès d'Auriac, J.-C. & Maillard, J.-M.
- 135-149 Global analysis of pattern selection and bifurcations in monostable reaction-diffusion systems
by Izús, G. & Deza, R. & Borzi, C. & Wio, H.S.
- 150-168 Maximum entropy formalism for a dense gas
by Romero-Salazar, L. & Mayorga, M. & Velasco, R.M.
- 169-188 Entropy balance equation for a dense gas
by Mayorga, M. & Romero-Salazar, L. & Velasco, R.M.
- 189-204 Correlated motion of two particles in a dense fluid of hard rods
by Gaveau, B. & Moreau, M. & Piasecki, J.
- 205-219 Fluctuating hydrodynamics approach to chemical reactions
by Pagonabarraga, I. & Pérez-Madrid, A. & Rubí, J.M.
- 220-228 Spectral statistics of correlated electrons in a square-well quantum dot
by Ugajin, Ryuichi
- 229-239 Polynomial expansion of diffusion and drift coefficients for classical and quantum statistics
by Kaniadakis, G. & Quarati, P.
- 240-256 Near-surface long-range order at the ordinary transition: scaling analysis and Monte Carlo results
by Czerner, Peter & Ritschel, Uwe
- 257-284 Explicit thermostatics of Stanley's n-vector model on the harmonic chain by Fourier analysis
by Junker, Georg & Leschke, Hajo & Zan, Ingbert
- 285-296 Algebraic operator approach to gas kinetic models
by Il'ichov, L.V.
- 297-319 Partial ordering at the ground state of frustrated spin-S Ising models
by Lipowski, Adam & Horiguchi, Tsuyoshi & Honda, Yasushi
- 320-330 Spontaneous breaking of layer symmetry in an Ising film and universality
by Angelini, L. & Caroppo, D. & Pellicoro, M. & Villani, M.
- 331-345 Correlations in the thermodynamical theory of phase transitions of the second kind. II
by Kanyuka, A.K. & Glukhov, V.S.
1997, Volume 236, Issue 3
- 189-201 Localization in a disordered multi-mode waveguide with absorption or amplification
by Misirpashaev, T.Sh. & Paasschens, J.C.J. & Beenakker, C.W.J.
- 202-210 Standing wave patterns in shallow beds of vibrated granular material
by Metcalf, Thomas H. & Knight, James B. & Jaeger, Heinrich M.
- 211-219 Jamming configurations for irreversible deposition on a square lattice
by Budinski-Petković, Lj. & Kozmidis-Luburić, U.
- 220-242 Reptation in a weak driving field
by Aalberts, Daniel P. & van Leeuwen, J.M.J.
- 243-267 Asymptotic theory of two-phase gas-solid flow through a vertical tube at moderate pressure gradient
by Sergeev, Y.A. & Zhurov, A.I.
- 268-278 Scaling properties of three-dimensional foams
by de Almeida, R.M.C. & Mombach, JoséC.M.
- 279-295 On the occurrence of plateaus in the dependence of critical temperatures on oxygen content in HTSC cuprates Quantitative analysis for Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+x on the basis of indirect-exchange pairing
by Jansen, L. & Block, R.
- 296-308 From irreversible Markov semigroups to chaotic dynamics
by Antoniou, I. & Gustafson, K.
- 309-320 Self-organized criticality due to a separation of energy scales
by Drossel, Barbara
- 321-334 Mean field and collisional dynamics of interacting fermion-boson systems in a soluble model
by Takano Natti, E.R & de Toledo Piza, A.F.R
- 335-352 The quantum langevin forces for dynamical systems with linear dissipation and the Lindblad equation
by Stratonovich, Rouslan L.
- 353-362 A note on the rule classification for square homogeneous cellular automata
by Makowiec, Danuta
- 363-375 The necessity for a time local dimension in systems with time-varying attractors
by Saermark, K. & Ashkenazy, Y. & Levitan, J. & Lewkowicz, M.
- 376-394 On the Hubbard model with boundaries
by Asakawa, Hitoshi & Suzuki, Masuo
- 395-410 Entropy of particle packings: An illustration on a toy model
by Monasson, Rémi & Pouliquen, Olivier
- 411-418 Superradiance phenomena in a nonlinear generalization of the Maser model
by Nassif, Claudio & Nemes, M.C.
- 419-428 Critical properties of the classical XY and classical Heisenberg models: A renormalization group study
by de Sousa, J.Ricardo & de Albuquerque, Douglas F.
- 429-447 A semiclassical statistical model for quantum dissipation
by Kowalski, A.M. & Plastino, A. & Proto, A.N.
- 448-484 Thermodynamical properties in nonequilibrium statistical mechanics
by Taniguchi, Tooru
- 485-549 Quantum mechanical irrebersibility
by Bohm, A & Maxson, S & Loewe, Mark & Gadella, M
1997, Volume 236, Issue 1
- 1-10 Diffusion and drift of charged polymers
by Widom, B.
- 11-18 Phase behavior, ordering and self-assembly in monolayers
by Knobler, Charles M.
- 19-37 Cooperative molecular motions in water: The liquid-liquid critical point hypothesis
by Stanley, H.E. & Cruz, L. & Harrington, S.T. & Poole, P.H. & Sastry, S. & Sciortino, F. & Starr, F.W. & Zhang, R.
- 38-51 The Gaussian curvature of the oil-water interface in an isometric bicontinuous microemulsion
by Chen, Sow-Hsin & Choi, Sung-Min
- 52-57 Student's t- and r-distributions: Unified derivation from an entropic variational principle
by de Souza, AndréM.C. & Tsallis, Constantino
- 58-74 Kinetics of conformational transitions of a single polymer chain
by Dawson, K.A. & Timoshenko, E.G. & Kuznetsov, Yu.A.
- 75-84 Growth laws and spinodal decomposition type of scaling in fractal aggregation of colloids
by Ramírez-Santiago, Guillermo & González, Agustín E.
- 85-96 Primitive model for highly asymmetric electrolytes. Associative mean spherical approximation
by Kalyuzhnyi, Yu.V. & Blum, L. & Holovko, M.F. & Protsykevytch, I.A.
- 97-104 Foam and cluster structure formation by latex particles at the air/water interface
by Ruiz-Garcia, Jaime & Gámez-Corrales, Rogelio & Ivlev, Boris I.
- 105-113 Brewster angle microscopy of fullerene monolayers
by Castillo, R. & Ramos, S. & Ruiz-Garcia, J.
- 114-122 "Wetting" phase transitions in type-I superconductors
by Indekeu, J.O. & van Leeuwen, J.M.J.
- 123-129 Ultrathin liquid films. Ellipsometric study and AFM preliminary investigations
by Villette, S. & Valignat, M.P. & Cazabat, A.M. & Schabert, F.A. & Kalachev, A.
- 130-139 Charge frustration in complex fluids and in electronic systems
by Carraro, Carlo
- 140-148 Relaxation phenomena in disordered systems
by Sciortino, F. & Tartaglia, P.
- 149-161 Spinodal decomposition in systems containing surfactant molecules
by Mallamace, F. & Micali, N. & Chen, S.H.
- 162-176 Cubic phases of gangliosides in water: Possible role of the conformational bistability of the headgroup
by Boretta, M & Cantù, L & Corti, M & del Favero, E
- 177-187 Interfacial and capillary properties of a micellar solution model
by Varea, C. & García-Alcántara, C. & Robledo, A.
1997, Volume 235, Issue 3
- 307-318 Local entropy characterization of correlated random microstructures
by Andraud, C. & Beghdadi, A. & Haslund, E. & Hilfer, R. & Lafait, J. & Virgin, B.
- 319-326 Outflow rate and wall stress for two-dimensional hoppers
by Ristow, Gerald H.
- 327-333 Roughness exponents to calculate multi-affine fractal exponents
by Castro e Silva, A. & Moreira, J.G.
- 334-344 Optical properties of Zn-doped InP single crystals
by Youssef, S.B.
- 345-368 Informational-statistical thermodynamics of a dissipative system in a steady state
by Hassan, Sergio A. & Vasconcellos, Aurea R. & Luzzi, Roberto
- 369-387 Reexamination of the mode-coupling scheme for the glass transition
by Liu, Cliff Z.-W. & Oppenheim, Irwin
- 388-406 Dynamical evolution and Tsallis generalized quantum thermostatistics
by Pennini, F. & Plastino, A.R. & Plastino, A.
- 407-416 Driver strategy and traffic system performance
by Kelly, Terence
- 417-439 Particle hopping models for two-lane traffic with two kinds of vehicles: Effects of lane-changing rules
by Chowdhury, Debashish & Wolf, Dietrich E. & Schreckenberg, Michael
- 440-450 Inhomogeneous reptation of polymers
by Richardson, M.J.E. & Schütz, G.M.
- 451-468 Manifestations of chaos in the kicked top model
by Jun Ma, & Gong-ou Xu,
- 469-472 Nonequilibrium-phase transition and 'specific-heat' singularity in the kinetic Ising model: a Monte Carlo study
by Acharyya, Muktish
- 473-485 Phase transition in an elementary probabilistic cellular automaton
by Petersen, Niels K. & Alstrøm, Preben
- 486-506 Boundary magnetizations of isotropic magnets in open chains
by Hitoshi Asakawa, & Masuo Suzuki,
- 507-522 Studies of the Migdal-Kadanoff renormalization group for Ising systems
by Prakash, S. & Campbell, I.A.
- 523-533 Dynamics of a transverse Ising model with four-spin interactions
by Florencio, J. & de Alcântara Bonfim, O.F. & SáBarreto, F.C.
- 534-538 Study of the mean field renormalization group method with the Tsallis statistics
by Ricardo de Sousa, J.
- 539-554 Generalized transport coefficients for a disparate mass binary mixture
by López-Lemus, J. & Velasco, R.M.
- 555-572 Order-parameter distribution function of finite O(n) symmetric systems in an external field
by Chen, X.S. & Dohm, V.
- 573-576 A quasi-exact formula for Ising critical temperatures on hypercubic lattices
by Galam, Serge & Mauger, Alain
- 577-588 Tsallis nonextensive thermostatistics and Fisher's information measure
by Plastino, A. & Plastino, A.R. & Miller, H.G.
- 589-591 Comment on "Calculation of the transformation probability matrix of nonequilibrium state for excited nuclei"
by Běták, E.
1997, Volume 235, Issue 1
- 1-8 Dynamics of concentrated colloidal suspensions
by Pusey, P.N. & Segrè, P.N. & Behrend, O.P. & Meeker, S.P. & Poon, W.C.K.
- 9-18 Dynamics and scaling in hard-sphere colloidal suspensions
by Segrè, P.N. & Pusey, P.N.
- 19-33 Dynamics of density fluctuations in colloidal gels
by Krall, A.H. & Huang, Z. & Weitz, D.A.
- 34-47 Self-diffusion in dispersions of charged colloidal spheres by generalized hydrodynamics
by Bergenholtz, J. & Wagner, N.J.
- 48-55 Thermocapillary effects in a suspension of droplets
by Felderhof, B.U.
- 56-74 Short-time rotational diffusion in monodisperse charge-stabilized colloidal suspensions
by Watzlawek, M. & Nägele, G.
- 75-86 Shear induced structures in charge stabilized colloidal dispersions
by Dux, Christian & Versmold, Heiner
- 87-104 Shear-flow-induced microstructural distortion near the critical point
by Dhont, Jan K.G. & Verduin, Henk
- 105-109 Study of the q divergence of nonequilibrium fluctuations in a stressed fluid
by Vailati, Alberto & Giglio, Marzio
- 110-119 Non-equilibrium behaviour of colloid-polymer mixtures
by Poon, W.C.K. & Pirie, A.D. & Haw, M.D. & Pusey, P.N.
- 120-128 Demixed phases of colloid plus polymer systems in a common solvent Calculation of the interfacial tension
by Vrij, A.
- 129-141 Possibilities of phase separation in colloidal suspensions
by Löwen, Hartmut
- 142-148 Osmotic depletion, non-additivity and phase separation
by Biben, Thierry & Hansen, Jean-Pierre
- 149-158 RY theory investigation of phase coexistence in hard sphere mixtures
by Caccamo, C. & Pellicane, G.
- 159-169 Phase separation of binary liquid mixtures of hard spheres and Yukawa particles
by Garibay-Alonso, R. & Méndez-Alcaraz, J.M. & Klein, R.
- 170-185 Experimental studies on phase separation in critical microemulsion and micellar systems
by Mallamace, F. & Micali, N. & Chen, S.H.
- 186-193 Statistical geometry of caging effects in random thin-rod structures
by Philipse, Albert P. & Verberkmoes, Alain
- 194-203 Crystallization in suspensions of hard spheres and turbidity
by He, Yueming & Ackerson, Bruce J.
- 204-215 Growth of a colloidal crystallite of hard spheres
by Derber, Sabine & Palberg, Thomas & Schätzel, Klaus & Vogel, Jürgen
- 216-223 Direct measurement of stacking disorder in hard-sphere colloidal crystals
by Elliot, M.S. & Bristol, B.T.F. & Poon, W.C.K.
- 224-237 Structure of quasi-2D charge-stabilized colloidal suspensions
by Löhle, B. & Klein, R.
- 238-247 Interpretation of the structural parameters derived from the analysis of polymer colloids by small-angle X-ray and neutron scattering
by Hickl, P. & Ballauff, M.
- 248-256 Microporous membrane filters: a static light scattering study
by Cipelletti, Luca & Carpineti, Marina & Giglio, Marzio
- 257-268 Electric double layers around finite-size clay particles
by Hansen, Jean-Pierre & Trizac, Emmanuel
- 269-278 Electrode effects in dielectric spectroscopy of colloidal suspensions
by Cirkel, P.A. & van der Ploeg, J.P.M. & Koper, G.J.M.
- 279-290 Forward depolarized light scattering: heterodyne versus homodyne detection
by Degiorgio, Vittorio & Bellini, Tommaso & Piazza, Roberto & Mantegazza, Francesco
- 291-305 High-resolution particle sizing by optical tracking of single colloidal particles
by Garbow, Norbert & Müller, Jürgen & Schätzel, Klaus & Palberg, Thomas
1996, Volume 234, Issue 1
- 1-11 The starry sky model of the percolation phase transition I. The 'special' nodes
by Skal, Asya S.
- 12-22 The starry sky model of the percolation phase transition II. The conductivity backbone created by the Hall coefficient
by Skal, Asya S.
- 23-37 Conductance fluctuations and distribution in disordered chains in the presence of an electric field
by Senouci, K. & Zekri, N. & Ouasti, R.
- 38-52 Nature of the extended states in one-dimensional random trimers
by Okbani, Z. & Ouasti, R. & Zekri, N.
- 53-75 On the calculation of the single-particle momentum and energy distributions for a hard-core fluid in the microcanonical molecular dynamics ensemble
by Román, F.L. & González, A. & White, J.A. & Velasco, S.
- 76-88 Lattice models for liquid metals. II. Exact solution of a mean-field model
by Bursill, R.J. & Matsubara, T. & Thompson, C.J. & Yang, Y.S.
- 89-107 Kinetic equation for liquids with a multistep potential of interaction. H-theorem
by Omelyan, I.P. & Tokarchuk, M.V.
- 108-128 Tracer diffusion under heat and momentum transport for general repulsive potentials
by Garzó, V.
- 129-150 On the hydrodynamic theory of a magnetic liquid II. Hydrodynamic modes in the Heisenberg fluid
by Mryglod, I.M. & Folk, R.
- 151-166 On the crystal structure problem for heavy rare-gas solids: A three-atom exchange perturbation analysis
by Dotelli, G. & Jansen, L.
- 167-188 Electrostatic rigidity of charged membranes in systems without added salt
by Fogden, A. & Daicic, J. & Mitchell, D.J. & Ninham, B.W.
- 189-205 Adiabatic effects in nucleation near the gas-liquid critical point
by Onuki, Akira
- 206-224 Wetting observed by evanescent-wave-generated fluorescence spectroscopy I. Differential solubility: 2,6-Lutidine + water at the lower critical endpoint
by McLure, Ian A. & Williamson, Ann-Marie
- 225-238 Wetting observed by evanescent-wave-generated fluorescence spectroscopy II. Selective excitation: methylcyclohexane + perfluoromethyl cyclohexane at the upper critical endpoint
by Williamson, Ann-Marie & McLure, Ian A.
- 239-248 Wetting observed by evanescent-wave-generated fluorescence spectroscopy III: Fluorescence lifetimes: n-Heptane+perfluorohexane at the upper critical endpoint
by Bowers, James & mcLure, Ian A. & Clements, Patricia J.


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Japan's Resurgent Far Right Tinkers With History
By HOWARD W. FRENCH
Published: March 25, 2001
TOKYO, March 24— Hironobu Kaneko, a 21-year-old college student, remembers the powerful emotions stirred in him three years ago when he read a best-selling book of cartoons that extolled, rather than denigrated, the history of Japan's former Imperial Army.
The thick cartoon book, or manga, is called ''On War'' and celebrates the old army as a noble Asian liberation force rather than a brutal colonizer. It lauds Japan's civilization as the oldest and most refined. And it dismisses as fictions well-documented atrocities, from the 1937 Nanjing massacre to the sexual enslavement of 200,000 so-called comfort women in World War II.
''This cartoon was saying exactly what we were all feeling back then,'' said Mr. Kaneko, an eager and articulate student who is spending his winter break working as an intern in the Japanese Parliament. ''The manga was addressing matters that many Japanese people have simply been avoiding, like we've been putting a lid over something smelly. I just felt it said things that needed to be said.''
Asked exactly what that message was, he said, ''That we should not be so masochistic about our history.''
Unlike such countries as Austria and France, Japan has not had a prominent political party that has been aggressively nationalistic since World War II. Ultraconservatives from right-wing intellectuals to criminal syndicates have always maintained discreet contacts with the conservative governing party, the Liberal Democrats.
For decades after Japan's defeat in the war, the most visible sign of the survival of hard-core nationalists here was just as powerful a reminder of their fringe group status: the black sound trucks, mostly regarded as public nuisances, that blasted imperial hymns and xenophobic speeches on crowded streets.
But as attested by the huge sales of the nationalistic manga -- drawn and written by a best-selling author, Yoshinori Kobayashi -- Japan's far right has been elbowing its way into the mainstream, at a time when the country is increasingly distressed about its political and economic decline.
Mr. Kobayashi's latest manga, ''On Taiwan,'' has sold more than 250,000 copies since it was published in November and has created sharp tensions with Japan's neighbors for its depiction of the war. One frame, for example, says that Taiwanese women volunteered to become the sexual servants of Japanese soldiers and that the role even offered the women social advancement. The government has remained silent.
But the ambitions of Japan's new right-wing activists go beyond incendiary characterizations of the war, or mere provocation. Although their movement is still somewhat amorphous, its wide-ranging agenda includes returning to the stricter, more conservative values of the past, rewriting the Constitution to allow Japan to make war, and re-arming so that Japan would be prepared to go it alone in a world they depict as full of threats to its survival.
''We have become like a timid monkey that cannot even raise the possibility of war,'' Mr. Kobayashi wrote in ''On War,'' which has sold nearly a million copies.
Later, he picked up on the same theme: ''Only Japan refuses to recognize its own justness. Is this because its people have turned into mice with electrodes stuck into their head? Remove the electrodes, Japan! There was justice in Japan's war! We must protect our grand fathers' legacy!''
Mr. Kobayashi, who is a young-looking 47, has become an omnipresent media star here. He wears his hair in a feathery, parted style reminiscent of Oscar Wilde; he dresses in dark, stylish European suits -- no ties -- and wears designer glasses. In a lengthy interview, he spoke softly, but in much the same unapologetic vein.
''Whenever history is discussed, Nanjing massacre, comfort women and Unit 731 are always raised as if Japanese history consists of only these things,'' he said. ''Everyone focuses only on these points to the extent I feel like bringing forth a counterargument, asking them why.'' Unit 731 of the Japanese Army experimented with chemical weapons on live prisoners.
''These issues have become the fumie for our historical perceptions,'' Mr. Kobayashi said. Fumie were brass tablets, typically bearing a cross, on which suspected followers of outlawed Christianity were ordered to walk under the assumption that a Christian would refuse to trample a sacred image. ''But there are a vast number of historical facts that make up Japan,'' he went on. ''We are just thinking of what to choose out of them in order to explain the present.''
Akimasa Miyake, a historian at Chiba University, disagrees, and has helped organize seminars for students to address what opponents of Mr. Kobayashi say are misperceptions that the students have picked up from his work.
''Since the mid-1990's, revisionism, or some would say nationalism, has been surging in Japan,'' he said. ''There is a feeling of emergency here, and we are very worried. But fortunately, so far this sort of reactionary movement hasn't reached the core of the society.''
Many of these themes have already been picked up by mainstream politicians, however, particularly those in the Liberal Democratic Party.


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True but can't we say this about every defense...every year? You can only play so many elite QB's with elite offenses and so any really poor QB/Offense's and a bunch of average ones or worse d/t injuries, changing of the guards, etc. We did give up a ton of yards which should be a concern, no doubt. But we did play straight up almost the entire year (re: the front 7), had no depth at OLB, dropped Willis in coverage for most of year, no off-season, etc.
This year, I'm expecting the front 7 will be much more aggressive and creative and the secondary should benefit greatly from this. There is or will be more depth at key positions and it will be year 2 of Fangio's defense where he SHOULD start opening up the playbook and dictating more. If we can continue to win field position and score some points, I would expect Fangio to release the hounds a bit more. There is a plethora of options when you have the front 7, esp. the LB's, that we have!
But to your point, we still have some areas that we seriously need to address...like playing vanilla, too much Willis in coverage, not creatively attacking, playing our secondary WAY off, S's taking MUCH better angles and helping out more over the top, etc. Lots of areas to improve esp. when the odds are stacked against us re: getting that many sacks/QB pressures/hits and TO's again.


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McLaren sees no reason why its strong Abu Dhabi Grand Prix form cannot be carried through to the race, despite the tyre problems it suffered in India last weekend.
Lewis Hamilton ended Red Bull's recent domination of qualifying with a brilliant pole position at Yas Marina on Saturday.
It was the first time since the Japanese GP that one of the RB8s had not qualified at the front of the field.
Although McLaren headed in to last weekend's event at Buddh equally upbeat about strong race form, both Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button struggled to find pace on soft tyres in the first stage of the race.
McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe is confident that the team will not encounter a repeat of the struggles it had on the soft rubber last time out.
"There is a little bit of a trend here of slow warm-up, so it is difficult to get tyres [bedded] in," he said.
"That could emerge as an issue between the two types of tyre in the race, but it is nowhere like as extreme as it was in India. So it is not a big worry.
"We were optimistic as, if you look at the times in FP3, there was an indication of our speed. The Red Bulls didn't look quite so sparkly as they have in the last few races, so we were crossing our fingers, and in Q1 that pattern was maintained.
"Lewis's ultimate lap was more about just hoping we could string together a good lap as he had done in previous sessions, and he did exactly that. That seemed to be the right ranking."
Lowe believes that the key to McLare's step forward in form compared to Red Bull this weekend is down to the layout of the Yas Marina circuit, which suits his team's car better.
"I think it is track characteristics, as they are a big player. I guess we saw this a lot more earlier in the season and it hasn't completely gone away.
"It is one of those tracks we go well at. We go well at Montreal. We go well at the Hungaroring. We are normally pretty good at Spa and Monza. Then there are races where it is the other way around. Valencia historically we seem to be quite poor at."
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh thinks that McLaren's strong form is the result of it being able extract all the performance out of its car this weekend; - something it has struggled to do recently
"We have been strong here, and the car is not too bad," he said. "We have under-delivered to our drivers in terms of giving them the car we should have done in the last few races.
"Whether we have made ourselves look worse, or made Red Bull look better, I don't know.
"This weekend so far it has come together but, with no points on the board yet, we have to make sure we don't make mistakes.
"We are in a good position to be able to win but there is a one hour and 45 minutes fast and furious race that we have to deliver in."
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When you first walk through the doors of Dimensions Variable for the latest show, "Series 5 —Marcos Valella," white overwhelms you. The walls and the floor are whitewashed, and the seven evenly spaced and hung paintings are splattered with white paint.Actually, they looked scrubbed with white paint, from the center out. And indeed, artist Valella took newspaper, used as his brush here, to rub down the colored canvases with white. The result is remarkable, almost blinding at first.
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In fact, one doesn't really focus on the individual paintings, as the entire thing works much more powerfully as an installation. The play on the "white cube," and the concept of "whitewashing" is part of the whole. The exhibit is presented classically, with paintings hung in a traditional way, as in a traditional gallery. But, in the end, structure breaks down. And strange things pop up. It's at once beautiful and off-balance, or, as the artist says, without real resolution.In aesthetic style this is a departure from previous installations at Dimensions Variable, showing the diversity of what it is presenting. In fact, Dimensions is one of the Knight Art Challenge finalists this year. The artists who currently run it — Adler Guerrier, Leyden Rodriguez-Casanova and Frances Trombly — want to continue to show site-specific works from here, and across the nation, six times a year, as well as add a yearly publication highlighting that work. What's good about Dimensions is that the projects don't feel as though they were thrown against the wall, just to see what happens. With only a half dozen shows a year, the artists can think about the process and the outcome, while remaining within an experimental mode.
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At the heart of La Clusaz ski resort in the Alps, the Carlina*** hotel offers magnificent panoramic views of the mountains, and a warm and welcoming ambiance. You'll love the cozy atmosphere of rooms featuring wood paneling, warm colors, antique furniture and large balconies overlooking the mountains. Hotel Carlina is a small boutique hotel with 39 rooms in the upper part of the village of la Clusaz, with a cosy and charming hotels "Chateaux & Hotels Collection" and of luxury hotels "Hotels & Preference".
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