81. Cortex And Behavior Journal Club Fangtu Qiu (Homewood) 9Apr Kechen Zhang (Homewood) 16-Apr Peter Denchev (MedicalSchool) 23-Apr Eunjung Hwang (Homewood) 30-Apr Arun sripati (Medical School). http://www.bme.jhu.edu/~xwang/JC.html

JHU Systems Neuroscience Journal Club [Formerly "Cortex and Behavior Journal Club (BME)" and "Readings in Systems Neuroscience (ME:440.810/080.810)"] Next Meeting: March 12, 2003 (Wednesday), 5:00 pm Location of Meeting: BME Library (Traylor 709, Medical School) Articles to be discussed: Nature. PDF file This year, we have decided to combine the systems neuroscience journal clubs that were formerly held separately at the Mind/Brain Institute and in the Biomedical Engineering Department. We had a number of crossover students last year who added a great deal to the energy and quality of our discussions. We hope that combining the two journal clubs will promotethis trend and increase cross-campus interactions between scientists working on different neural systems. The plan is to alternate venues week to week between the Mind/Brain library (341 Krieger Hall, Homewood campus) and the BME Library (Traylor 709, Medical School) The combined journal club will function as a graduate-level seminar series on the current literature in systems neuroscience. It will also serve as a discussion group for systems neuroscience post-docs and faculty from the Homewood and Medical School campuses. All participants interested in systems/cognitive neuroscience are welcome. Each week, a student or faculty member will present a recent article selected in consultation with the course directors. The selected readings will focus on the neural mechanisms of perception, attention, motor behavior, learning and memory, as studied using physiological, psychophysical, computational and imaging techniques. Discussions and open exchanges of opinions are strongly encouraged.

82. Danz | Walker-Ames Lecture Series -- Past Lectures Raymond, Chambers, 196667, WA. Alfred, Chandler, Jr. 1980-81, WA. sripati,Chandrasekhar, 1971, Danz. Li, Chi, 1954-55, WA. Brock, Chisholm, 1955-56,WA. http://www.grad.washington.edu/lectures/lecturehistory.htm

University of Washington Site Index Contacts Search the Graduate School Home Admissions Resources for Students About the Graduate School ... Home Past Lectures Schedule Danz Information Walker-Ames Information Host Department Info How to Nominate FAQ Past Lectures Templates Responsibilities Contact Included below is a list of previous Danz and Walker-Ames lecturers. We are currently updating this page so please be sure to check back! If you would like to submit a nomination and wish to double check the information, please feel free to contact Lectureship Coordinator, Yvette Fields at 6-1825 or via email at yvettef@u.washington.edu First Last Lecture Year Type Philip Abelson Danz Jeno Adam WA Hans Albrecht Bethe WA Richard Alexander Danz Emilio Amero WA Alexander Archipenko WA Jurgen Aschoff Danz Kenneth Bailey WA Bernard Bailyn WA Mieke Bal WA Leonard Barkan WA George Bartholemew WA Paul Bartlett WA George Batchelor WA Joseph Beach WA Hugh Beales WA Arnold Beckett WA Jean-Albert Bede WA George Benedek WA T. Brooke

83. Peace Appeal Kansas City; Arun Raghupathy AID, SD; Arun Raghupathy, AID-San Diego;Arun sripati, Johns Hopkins University; Arunkumar Balasundaram http://web.mit.edu/sangam/www/peace.shtml

A condemnation of the terror attack on the Swaminarayan Temple Sep 24, 2002 Cambridge, MA "We, the volunteers of the undersigned organizations, are shocked and horrified by the ghastly attack on the Akshardham temple in Gandhinagar on the 24th of September. We are dismayed to learn that as many as 30 people have been killed in this cowardly attack, and that many other people have been injured. At this moment our hearts go out to the families and friends of the innocent victims of yesterday's mindless shootings. We share in their grief and pray that they find the strength to overcome their loss. The perpetrators of this reprehensible act must be apprehended and swiftly brought to justice by a court of law; we urge the state to move expeditiously on this count. We also call upon the Government of Gujarat and the Central Government to take preventive measures to quell further violence, and to maintain a strict and impartial calm over the coming days, especially in view of the terrible violence over recent months in Gujarat, from which the country has yet to recover. Further, we urge all sections of the press to report on the current incident in a truthful and non-inflammatory manner. We fervently hope that the people of Gujarat and the rest of India will maintain peace and harmony. We urge people from across the country to form peace committees to guarantee the safety of their neighbours of all communities. Only by remaining steadfastly united can we, the people of India, foil the designs of the perpetrators of violence."

84. NALSAR below Prof. Jaffer Hussain as Visiting Professor of Law. 12.07.1999.Ms. Vijayashri sripati as Teacher Fellow in Law. 09.07.1999. Dr http://www.ebc-india.com/lawcoll/nalsar/annrep.htm

Annual Report INTRODUCTION This Annual Report on the working of the University is prepared and presented by the Executive Council to the General Council in pursuance of the requirement under Section 12(2)( iii a ) of the NALSAR University Act, 1998. The period covered is from April 1999 to March 2000. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION During the year under report, meetings of the various University authorities were held or scheduled to be held on the dates noted hereinafter: Academic Council Finance Committee Executive Council 20.05.1999; 13.11.1999 and 12.03.2000 General Council Among the more important decisions taken by these authorities are the following:. Adoption of the b udget Estimates for the year 2000-2001; Adoption of the Annual Report for the year 1999-2000; Decision to organise a nine-month Post-Graduate Diploma course in Alternative Dispute Resolution and adoption of Regulations for the Diploma Course; Adoption of leave rules for the Faculty of the University as per the recommendations of the U.G.C.;

85. Links To Jyotish/Vedic Astrology Sites From Dirah Academy International You can adapt the program to Vedic house systems (sripati is the same as Porphyry,it also has the traditional Vedic housesystem, choose wholesigns). http://www.dirah.demon.nl/links.htm

Here you will find a list of the finest Jyotish, Vedic Astrology, sites world-wide. You will find Jyotish freeware, free Jyotish lessons, free Vedic Astrology/Jyotish mailinglists. This links page is a storehouse full of tools to practise Jyotish. Enjoy it! A page always to come back to! Enjoy your trip into cyberspace. Thank you for visiting us, Namaste! This information is offered to you by Dirah Academy International BUTTONS THAT GIVE ACCESS TO THE LINKS AND DESCRIPTIONS OF THE LINKS If some of the buttons do not show up please press at the renewal button of your browser. This helps. Spiritart , this is the site of Maureen. She makes bowls that contain your personal rashi and your navamsa. The bowls are designed in the colours that correspond to the planets that should be strengthened. In addition corresponding mantras and a semi-precious gemstone are used in the bowls. To go to the site click on one of the pictures. She also makes powershields with the signs of the zodiac on them, dreamcatchers jewelry that strengthens the chakras and spiritual paintings This is the site of the British Association of Vedic Astrologers. Information about upcoming events. Also information on the yearly congress they organize with famous speakers. This is the only organization of Vedic Astrologers in Europe.

86. Amitabha Bagchi's Homepage The Delhi Page. Some stuff I have written. Arun sripati's Guide to Hopkinsfor new students. Shopping List for new grad students from India. http://www.cs.jhu.edu/~bagchi/

Amitabha Bagchi's Homepage Lutyens in Lights I have moved to the University of California at Irvine as a postdoctoral associate in the Information and Computer Science Department. Click here to get to my webpage there. I used to be a grad student in the Computer Science department of Johns Hopkins University . You can download a postscript version of my CV here I got my BTech from the Computer Science and Engineering department of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi . At IIT Delhi I stayed in Kumaon Hostel. This is my class at IIT Delhi. You can check out my entry in the IITD Computer Science and Engg Class of '96 Yearbook which is maintained by Anurag Garg The last four years of my schooling were from the Delhi Public School, RK Puram, New Delhi . This is that class My bookmarks are here, in case you want to look at them. (If that link doesn't work, try this for an older version of my bookmarks.) I am trying to make a Delhi webpage with a lot of photos and accompanying text. I don't want it to be a tourism oriented thing. More like people and places. If you have some photos of Delhi (any part of it, be it Vivek Vihar or Vasant Vihar, Nangloi or Naraina) or some thoughts on Delhi then please email me at bagchi [at] jhu [dot] edu and I will include your stuff in my page. Maps (old and new) or drawings of Delhi buildings are also welcome. The Delhi Page Some stuff I have written.

87. UCSB Regents’ Lectureship Program: Previous Lecturers 197677, David Jones John Platt John Lehmann Jens Larsen Hans J. Morgenthau, 1975-76,sripati Chandrasekar Adelheid Heimann SJ Perelman Duane McRuer, 1974-75, http://www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu/regents/previous.html

Bill T. Jones Raoul Peck Gustav Niebuhr Dance Religious Studies Alexander Stille Libby Appel Jeffrey Weeks Michael Tobias Mathematics Environmental Studies Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies Rupert Garcia Arthur Allan Seidelman Anita Roddick Sander Vanocur Luisa Valenzuela Communication Sociology History Fan Shengqi Alastair Reid Black Studies College of Creative Studies Robin Wright Virgilio Elizondo Global and International Studies Chicano Studies Eavan Boland Gurinder Chadha Sociology Lane Nishikawa Robert Craft Asian American Studies Music Joseph Chaikin Marcia Tucker Dramatic Art Art Studio Ulrike Ottinger Charles Moulton Aileen Hernandez Dance Ernest Boyer John Armstrong Education Papa Bunka Susso Rachel Rosenthal Kenneth Woodward Paul Offner Ethnomusicology Art Studio Religious Studies History G. Cabrera Infante Remy Charlip John T.O. Kirk Barbara Smith Dance Geography Martin Bernheimer Barbara Ehrenreich John R. Miles Adrian Mitchell Ishmael Reed Music Sociology Religious Studies Dramatic Art Black Studies Jean Requin Anke Martiny Ronald Graham Elena Poniatowska Psychology Political Science Mathematics Chicano Studies Eve Borsook Stephen Paulus Charles Reich Art History English Music History Sasha Sokolov Lee Talbot Detlev Neufert Warren Bell Hamilton Octavio Paz Carlos Fuentes Environmental Studies Geological Sciences Chicano Studies Jesus Trevino Weston Naef Lars E.O. Svensson

88. Tourism In India-Pilgrimage Sites-Tirupati of Andhra Pradesh. Tiru' in Tamil means `Sri'. Hence Tirupati translatesto sripati or Sri Maha Vishnu. According to the Puranas http://www.meadev.nic.in/tourism/temples/tirupati.htm

Tirupati Tirumala-Tirupati, one of the richest temples in the country, is the most venerated Vaishnavite shrine of Lord Venkateswara. It was patronised by the Pallavas, the Cholas, the Pandyas and the Vijayanagar kings. 130 kms from the city of Madras (Chennai), this temple is located in the southern Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. Tiru' in Tamil means `Sri'. Hence Tirupati translates to Sripati or Sri Maha Vishnu. According to the Puranas, the range of Tirumala hills represent the body of the serpent Adisesha, on which Lord Vishnu, the protector of the world, rests. The seven hills represent the seven heads of the serpent. Perched on the 860 m high peak of the Tirumala hills, the temple is a Dravidian masterpiece. The splendid Viman or 'Ananda Nilayam' rising protectively over the sanctum is the most arresting feature in the temple complex. It is plated with gold, as is the Dwajasthambam, or the temple flagpost. The innermost enclosure of the three 'prakarams', opened once annually, enshrines the two-metre high majestic black idol of Lord Venkateswara, bedecked with priceless glittering jewels, most striking of which is the diamond crown said to be the costliest in the world. Some people believe that the idol of Sri Venkateswara has the attributes of Vishnu and Shiva, the preserving and the destroying aspects of the Hindu Trinity. This conception is a happy compromise appealing at once to the Vaishnavites and Shaivites. The idol has four arms, two in the rear, one carrying the Shankha or the conch, and the other the Chakra or the discus, and two in the front, one in the Abhaya pose and the other resting on the hip. On both the front arms, the Bhujanga Valaya, or the girdle of the serpent, an emblem of Shiva can be seen. People from the Northern parts of India, worship Lord Venkateswara, as Balaji. It is praised by poets as `Bhuloka Vaikuntha'.

89. AES Corporate - Culture Sa · Indrajit Sa · Lingaraj Sa · Makardhwaj Sa · Makardhwaj Sa · Parmeswar Sa· Rajendra Sa · Ranjit Sa · Ratu Sa · Sitaram Sa · sripati Sa · Andrea http://www.aesc.com/culture/people.asp?letter=S

90. JHU ECE Graduate Students Graduate Students. Students listed in bold are entering in the 20002001school year Ph.D. Students. Pamela Abshire, Pamela.Abshire@jhu.edu. http://www.ece.jhu.edu/dept/students.html

Graduate Students Students listed in bold are entering in the 2000-2001 school year Ph.D. Students Pamela Abshire Pamela.Abshire@jhu.edu Tabish Almas talmas@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu Alyssa Apsel aapsel@ece.jhu.edu Dimitri Bitouk dima@jhu.edu Jennifer Blain blain@jhu.edu Ulisses Braga Neto ulisses@ece.jhu.edu Michael Buckman Shantanu Chakrabartty shantanu@jhu.edu Matthew Clapp mclapp@jhu.edu Marc Cohen mhc@jhu.edu Eugenio Culurciello euge@jhu.edu Wei Dai weidai@thanglong.ece.jhu.edu Yonggang Deng dengyg@clsp.jhu.edu Yunbin Deng yunbin@jhu.edu Romeo del Rosario rdelrosario@ece.jhu.edu Yamac Dikmelik ydikmelik@ece.jhu.edu Vlasios Doumpiotis vdoumpiotis@ece.jhu.edu Ian Dunn idunn@ece.jhu.edu Ahmad Emami aemami@ece.jhu.edu Xiaodong Fan xdfan@thanglong.ece.jhu.edu Deborah Fears d-fears@home.com Christian Furtmueller Sachin Gangaputra sachinsg@jhu.edu Roman Genov rgenov@ece.jhu.edu David Goldberg goldberg@jhu.edu Viktor Gruev vgruev@ece.jhu.edu Asela Gunawardana zilla@jhu.edu Xiao Han xhan@ece.jhu.edu Yan Huang huang@clsp.jhu.edu Feng Jin fjin@ece.jhu.edu Teresa Kamm tkamm@ece.jhu.edu

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