I was unfortunate enough to find a Google search key that yielded almost only
$pay links (of the kind that are not clear ads, and which are not accessible for
normal webmasters - at least I don't know how to). Here it is:

  http://www.google.com/search?
  hl=en&q=%22dielectric+relaxation%22+apparatus&btnG=Search

(paste on 1 line)

The 'people who paid' are, in order:

harvard.edu
aip.org
iapws.jp - host down, seems to be linking directly to the document - surprise ?
ieee.org
jstor.org - has a page in readable form, and it's a Royal Society paper from
1972 they are selling !!!
elsevier.com
iop.org

on the 2nd results page there is a single lonely non-$pay paper by cam.ac.uk
surrounded by more $pay links from springerlink and others.

Is this the way $earches$ are going to be from now on ?

Peter P.


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