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John Smith
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January 02, 2013, 08:43:01 PM »
Happy New Year To All...
Am confused (or even barking up the wrong tree perhaps)
Are Ver
& Ver
, one the same? Was Verlux glass produced in Luxembourg??? I know about the reason as to the Verlys name etc. but the Ver
thing has me confused.
Verlux, does seem to originate from France, but if its associated to Verlys, why the change of moulded mark? Any help/discussion/opinion about this would be most welcome. John
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Hi John,
Verlux and Verlys are not the same. Verlys was produced by Societee Holophane; some Verlys patterns were also sold under the name 'Des Hanots' in some markets.
Verlux is often thought to have been produced at Choisy-le-Roi/ Sevres, but I've seen no evidence for this. Cappa suggests a possible Etling link, however this is also unsubstantiated.
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Cheers Steven... Very interesting. I knew of the Societee Holophane association. I have say 15 pieces of Verlys. The Cappa suggestion is also intriguing, as I have heard Sabino being mentioned with Verlux pieces.
The Choisy-le-Roi area (including Sevres) I will look into, and as you say, Etling too, though numerous freelanced for Etling, even though their mainstay of glass production was at Choisy-le-Rois.
I have no firm evidence either, though I do feel that Verlys may have used glassworkers and designers based at Choisy-le-Rois... perhaps, though it cannot be substantiated and is just my own opinion.
My Verlux piece is simply marked in moulded script
. A sparrow mascot, which has an opalescence of very creamy yellow. Unlike my Etling items or Sevres, Sabino or indeed my Verlys glass...
I shall try to take some pics, together with the signature at some point.
Verlux however is not exactly that uncommon a name. Many items appear, but???
Many thanks to you... At the very least I can now rule out
EMBOURG as an association... John
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January 03, 2013, 02:22:30 AM »
... Oh, just one other thing before I crash for my night. I have messaged a girl that I know who lives in Luxembourg. Her Grandfather worked at Verlys and designed several pieces. Her info, if she is able to help, I am sure will be of interest to us all. Thanks Steven. John
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January 03, 2013, 01:31:52 PM »
Hello Steven... I've heard back from my friend in Luxembourg, and she has confirmed the following, which though cannot be sacrosanct is still perhaps a good indicator. The
name info is well doccumented, but the Etling association less so. I guess that it is good enough for me until something more comes to light! Many thanks again. John
My grandfather and is father worked in the glassmaking throughout their entire life (50 years for my grandfather...) to Holophane, verrerie Les Andelys (ver-lys). Verlux is the second signature ETLING
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January 03, 2013, 05:32:05 PM »
In Victor Arwas' Book, Glass Art Nouveau to Art Deco, he has a section on Verlys and he says that Holphane set up a glassworks at Les Andelys, France in about 1920. They eventually imported some glassworkers from Bohemia, Czechoslovakia to help make art glass. They were under the name VERRERIE D'ANDELYS, which the they used the first and last syllables of each to make the name VERLYS. They at that time had a showroom in Paris at 156 boulevard Haussmann. The originals were free blown and then in the mid 1930's replaced with pressed molded glass. The Verlys line was produced from about 1933 to 1955 and was in transoarent clear, frosted, opalescent or coloured glass. Some were also produced in in a rich luminous opalescent glass. Holophane originally setup the factory to produce optical fresnel lenses and pressed glass for industrial use.
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January 03, 2013, 06:53:33 PM »
Absolutely Fuhrman Glass... The history of Verlys is also littered with contradictions, however it is my OWN belief and understanding that:
Verlys established itself in France c1931 as a part of the Societe Anonyme Holophane, Les Andelys, from which the factory took its name.
In 1935 Verlys of America was created in a wholly owned subsidiary of Holophane Lighting Company, Inc, located in Newark, Ohio. Glassware was produced there from c1935 to c1951. Verlys of America purchased molds from Holphane Francaise, the French Verlys company.
It is only the signatures which can determine each factory. Verlys of America was the only company of the two to pen etch their signature. The French Verlys, was always signed in the mould and in one of three ways: A Verlys France; Verlys France, or Verlys Made in France.
Note that the word France is always included in the signature, denoting country of origin.
Though Verlys America ceased operations c1951, A. H. Heisey Company leased some of the moulds from them in June c1955.
These were: Chrysanthemum, Pine Cone, Rose, Tassel, Thistle, Wild Duck and Water Lily bowls. The Gems Vase was also included, as were other patterns produced using etched crystal only. Heisey used these moulds for about 2 years, and then returned them to Verlys of America in c1957. None of the Heisey pieces were signed.
To add to the above history, The Fenton Art Glass Company bought all of the American Verlys Moulds in c1966. All of the pieces from these moulds will be signed or labelled Fenton
Victor Arwas, was very much indeed a knowledgeable man, now sadly missed. I have spoken many times with his wife, who rightfully carries on with the Arwas dynasty of most things Art Deco... I have turend to her also about my M Model Lamp (please see my posting) and she, like many of us, rely upon people in France of today to assist and to establish with all manner of things.... FRENCH!
None of us should caution the authors of our yesteryears. Most acted in the best of good faiths with the information that they had close at hand.... most of which was long before Google Search!!!
We should all of us be appalauded here at GMB for our own imput. Some wrong. Some right. But all of it very very helpful. John
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January 03, 2013, 09:11:31 PM »
as with many molds, they have ended up going many places and being used for many things. I used to own about 25,000 lb of numerous molds that i finally got tired of lugging around and sold them a couple of years ago, but some of them were sold piece meal to people all over the US. Companies were notorious for shipping molds to different locations and back again as some shops at some factories could get production from them when others could not. So much of it depended upon the mix of gaffers and handlers in each individual shop and what day of the week it was. I can attest to the fact that some days, some molds just would not work well and getting consistent glass quality is lot more difficult than most can ever imagine. Keeping a consistent flow of materials and controlling the moisture content of those materials and the times for melting under specific flames is very difficult. It can produce some extraordinary glass or some real crap. Doing it on a consistent basis is very difficult as in earlier times it was even more difficult to control the materials and their quality than now. Some formulas can go very different colors depending upon how long you reheat it and the varying flames in the glory holes. Now we have some more sophisticated equipment that is available to assure consistency but few glass companies that I know of use the equipment as it is very costly. I highly respect what was created in the 1800's for those people had little control over things as we do today, not to mention their small understanding of the molecular changes that went into the annealing process. It's remarkable we have such a rich heritage of glass collections that is still with us.
I used to do a bit of business with the Holophane Corp. in the 70's and 80's but was never able to find anyone there who knew much of the history of the company. It has since gone thru several new corporate owners and I doubt there is much known about these early workings of the group.
I've seen a lot of companies shut down and many end up being totally bulldozed and buried so the owners don't have so many worries about chemical contaminations of the buildings and the soil around them. Most would qualify for "superfund" cleanup sights. It was scary how the chemicals were handled and what was disposed of and how. not to mention what they pumped into the atmosphere and local water supplies.
But it is all very interesting and gives us enjoyable paths to discover.
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... Incredible. I love it. I too have worked with glass, mainly at the lamp using borosilicate but also as a freelance designer mould maker at the furnace. I am sure that one thing which governed the workers of our yesteryears, was their total disregard (or knoweldge of) health and safety issues. Much of the glass produced during their times, would be impossible to replicate today... URANIUM??? Arsenic??? as just two example additives... I am suffering from breathing problems, purely due to the chemical salts that I breathed in during the 1980s... in the name of my art. What Uranium or Arsenic and/or spraying metalic salts to create iridescence must have done to our glassworking ancestors, is beyond anybodys comprehension... but still they used it & worked with it as they battled to create what we now see today... Mould working is also a nightmare even at the best of times, but??? I take my hat off to you Fuhrmanglass, for I kind of know exactly where you are coming from.... By the way.. I don't suppose that you have any original R Laique Car Mascot moulds! (smile) I'll take them off your hands and pay for shipment, or even catch the next flight to collect! PLEEEEEEZE just let me know...
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no Lalique molds, but I do own a few pieces of Lalique from the 50's. Have frind whostillmowns some of the original Consolidated molds.
It never ceases to amaze me how inexpensive some of the Stuben, Lalique, Kralik,Loetz pieces are in comparisom to many modern studio pieces. I've been amaazed at how much some of even my stuff has sold for.
Good yellow and orange glass is getting difficult to make because of the cadmium involved and Neodymium is going thru the roof in price. Even stannous chloride used for most of the irridizing has gone from $5/lb to about $45/lb, not to mention the cost of silver and selenium these days. Glass making will change a lot in the next 10-15 years. Good fluoride opals can be very toxic to melt, but sure makes beautiful glass. get all of it while you can.
I hear you on the uranium as my local town has spent 100's of millions of dollars cleaning up our town from when they produced all the original atomic weapons here in WWII, IE, the Manhattan project. but still lots of nuclear waste coming here to be recycled.
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2012 was a good season for McAfee, but he was even better in 2011. He set the Colts franchise record for most net yards per punt with 46.6 yards per punt whilst playing throw a torn meniscus. Yeah, that's crazy. He was ranked sixth by PFF for the 2011 season.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 23 (HealthDay News) -- Women with breast cancer
undergo many more imaging tests between diagnosis and surgery than
they did in the early 1990s, a new study finds.
The tests -- breast ultrasounds, MRIs and mammograms -- help
doctors determine the best course of treatment, but add to the
hassles and expense of care, the study says.
"The burden to the patient is increasing substantially," said study leader Dr. Richard Bleicher, an associate professor of surgical oncology at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia. For older patients, especially, coordination of care is needed, he said.
Bleicher, a breast surgeon, evaluated data on more than 67,000
women in the United States diagnosed with breast cancer from 1992
to 2005. His intent was to clock the time and inconvenience
involved in multiple imaging appointments.
In 1992, he found that 1 in 20, or under 5 percent of patients,
had imaging twice or more during the preoperative period of about
37 days. By 2005, 1 in 5 patients, or nearly 20 percent, had two or
more imaging sessions.
"Patients are having a lot more imaging done overall," he said. "I can't tell you whether the imaging was appropriate or not appropriate."
The percentage of patients who had more than one type of imaging
on a given day increased more than six-fold, from about 4 percent
in 1992 to just over 27 percent in 2005, the study found.
A subgroup of 20 patients had five or more mammogram visits
during the pre-op period, he found.
For the study, the researchers used Medicare claims linked to
the U.S. National Cancer Institute's Surveillance Epidemiology End
Results data for women with breast cancer. They zeroed in on about
67,750 women over age 65 who had invasive cancer that hadn't spread
and who were scheduled for surgery.
Bleicher presented the findings earlier this month at the San
Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium. He urged his colleagues to
consider ways of streamlining the testing, with an eye to improving
treatment without raising costs.
The increase in imaging tests does not surprise Dr. Carol Lee,
head of the communications committee for the American College of
Radiology Breast Imaging Commission.
"Practices have changed," she said. "Standards of care have changed." Since 1992, imaging technology has advanced greatly, she said, noting there are more, and better, options.
One limitation of the study, she said, is that the outcomes are
not addressed. "This is not telling the whole story," she said.
"What gets lost in the numbers is, what are the possible benefits
of this additional imaging?"
"Yes, we are doing more tests," she said. "But we are not doing tests for the sake of doing tests."
Some states have laws that address self-referral, said Shawn
Farley, spokesperson for the American College of Radiology. The
specifics of the laws vary.
Lee agreed with Bleicher that doctors should strive for better
coordination of imaging tests.
If your doctor orders imaging, Bleicher recommends asking why
it's needed. You might also ask if the doctor expects more imaging
will be needed and if so, whether it's possible to schedule tests
together, he said.
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I. Introductory Remarks on the Importance of Orthodoxy
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Uterine fibroid is the most common benign (not cancerous) tumor of a woman's uterus (womb). They are tumors of the smooth muscle that is normally found in the wall of the uterus. They can develop within the uterine wall itself or attach to it. They may grow as a single tumor or in clusters.
Some women have small fibroid with no symptoms. Others have fibroids that grow and cause pain, bleeding between periods, and excessive bleeding during periods. Estrogen, growth hormone, blood sugar and other substances stimulates the growth of fibroids.
Natural fibroids remedies are being used now more than ever. Medical researches have linked fibroid as a result of iodine deficiency. Fibroids grow in normal breast and female reproductive organs, which essentially contains the highest concentration of iodine in the body.
Iodine plays an important role in maintaining normal function of the gland. It is important for the production of hormones, which regulate the growth and development. In iodine deficiency, hormone imbalance occurs. This can lead to the development of such abnormal growth of fibroid tumors.
Most fibroids are benign tumors. Different treatment with iodine has been found effective in reducing the size and slowly dissolve fibroids.
Lugol's solution can be used to paint the skin and soaking treatment of iodine is found to be effective in slowly dissolving uterine fibroids, cervical growth and other growth inside and outside of the uterus.
Iodine supplements were found to be effective in reducing the size of the fibroid tumor. Lugol's solution can also be taken orally, 2 drops or 12.5 mg daily. More can be taken for better results, make sure to take vitamins C, B vitamins and selenium to aid absorption.
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Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Patient Information [NCI] - General Information About Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma
Childhood Hodgkin lymphoma is a disease in which malignant (cancer) cells form in the lymph system.
Childhood Hodgkin lymphoma is a type of cancer that develops in the lymph system, which is part of the body's immune system. The lymph system is made up of the following:
- Lymph: Colorless, watery fluid that travels through the lymph system and carries white blood cells called lymphocytes. Lymphocytes protect the body against infections and the growth of tumors.
- Lymph vessels: A network of thin tubes that collect lymph from different parts of the body and return it to the bloodstream.
- Lymph nodes: Small, bean-shaped structures that filter lymph and store white blood cells that help fight infection and disease. Lymph nodes are located along the network of lymph vessels found throughout the body. Clusters of lymph nodes are found in the underarm, pelvis, neck, abdomen, and groin.
- Spleen: An organ that makes lymphocytes, filters the blood, stores blood cells, and destroys old blood cells. The spleen is on the left side of the abdomen near the stomach.
- Thymus: An organ in which lymphocytes grow and multiply. The thymus is in the chest behind the breastbone.
- Tonsils: Two small masses of lymph tissue at the back of the throat. The tonsils make lymphocytes.
- Bone marrow: The soft, spongy tissue in the center of large bones. Bone marrow makes white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets.
Anatomy of the lymph system, showing the lymph vessels and lymph organs including lymph nodes, tonsils, thymus, spleen, and bone marrow. Lymph (clear fluid) and lymphocytes travel through the lymph vessels and into the lymph nodes where the lymphocytes destroy harmful substances. The lymph enters the blood through a large vein near the heart.
Because lymph tissue is found throughout the body, Hodgkin lymphoma can start in almost any part of the body and spread to almost any tissue or organ in the body.
Lymphomas are divided into two general types: Hodgkin lymphoma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. (See the PDQ summary on Childhood Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment for more information.)
Hodgkin lymphoma often occurs in teenagers (age 15–19). The treatment for children and teenagers may be different than treatment for adults. (See the PDQ summary on Adult Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment for more information.)
There are two types of childhood Hodgkin lymphoma.
The two types of childhood Hodgkin lymphoma are:
- Classical Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Nodular lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin lymphoma.
Classical Hodgkin lymphoma is divided into four subtypes, based on how the cancer cells look under a microscope:
- Lymphocyte-rich classical Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Nodular sclerosis Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Mixed cellularity Hodgkin lymphoma.
- Lymphocyte-depleted Hodgkin lymphoma.
Epstein-Barr virus infection can affect the risk of childhood Hodgkin lymphoma.
Anything that increases your risk of getting a disease is called a risk factor. Having a risk factor does not mean that you will get cancer; not having risk factors doesn't mean that you will not get cancer. Talk with your child's doctor if you think your child may be at risk. Risk factors for childhood Hodgkin lymphoma include the following:
- Being infected with the Epstein-Barr virus.
- Being infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
- Having certain inherited diseases of the immune system.
- Having a personal history of mononucleosis ("mono").
Childhood Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Patient Information [NCI] Topics
- Treatment Options for Primary Refractory / Recurrent Hodgkin Lymphoma in Children and Adolescents
- Late Effects from Childhood and Adolescent Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment
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Mount Kimbie at MHOW - 10/8/13
UK electronic duo Mount Kimbie brought their tour with Jonwayne and D33J to NYC earlier this week for a show at Music Hall of Williamsburg (10/8), their second headlining NYC show this year. Though they may not be as popular as their fellow UK pop-leaning electronic musicians James Blake or Disclosure, they share their knack for having a more interesting live show than your typical knob twiddlers, and their MHOW show was no exception. Pictures from the night are in this post.
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was this show at bowery, or music hall? conflicting info in the post + subject line...
Posted by Anonymous | October 11, 2013 4:54 PM
This show was so good.
Posted by Anonymous | October 11, 2013 4:56 PM
this show was sooo good
Posted by Anonymous | October 11, 2013 5:29 PM
That jonwayne dude sucked though!
Posted by anonymous | October 12, 2013 5:35 PM
seems unlikely, but does anyone have a setlist?
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The Queen's Residence Bed and Breakfast
Hoag Room
Bold, opulent and dramatic best describes the Hoag room from the massive king sleigh bed to the ceiling to floor drapes and crystal chandelier. This spacious room is done in rich oranges, browns and golds with massive artwork gracing the walls. There is a three person art deco down sofa as well as a comfy arm chair giving the room enough seating to entertain a few guests or to relax upon while reading or watching television. The private entrance to the veranda is a special bonus. There is an impressive 1800's barrel roll top desk which makes this a perfect room for pleasure or business. The ensuite bathroom features a stunning walk-in marble shower. Two splendid backlit stained glass windows, one over the shower door and one over the marble vanity, add to the luxurious character of the room.
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The Gibson Suite has a private staircase with an entrance by the back door. The sitting room features a vaulted ceiling with a skylight. Together with multiple windows, this room is extremely light and airy and has views of the back gardens. The bedroom has a massive queen size bed outfitted with down and Egyptian cotton for ultimate luxury. The suite has the charm and elegance country French. There is a overstuffed loveseat and armchair as well as a small table and chairs which makes this a perfect room for work or pleasure. There is an ensuite bathroom with a luxury shower featuring two shower heads and body jets. The the Toille walllpaper and bedding give this room an elegant French country look, a theme which is carried into the sitting room as well furnished in country French, this is a small but elegant set of rooms.
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The Newton Suite is decorated in greens and jewel tones. Wallpaper in the bedchamber is in the William Morris arts and crafts style. The four-poster queen size bed is dressed with comfy down pillows and blankets (down alternative is available upon request). The freshly ironed Egyptian cotton sheets and pillowcases are the final touches for this luxurious bed. The spacious sitting room has an an oversize wicker armchair with ottoman and a charming red and white checked twin sleeper sofa. There is a single built-in bed that is reminiscent of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello home.* This is a great place to snuggle up and read a book! This room accommodates four, although some restrictions apply. The antique desk provides a perfect working space for a laptop. The suite is perfect for a couple traveling with a relative or perhaps friends or business associates wanting to share a space. There is a private bath with a combination soaking tub/shower. The generous bathroom has the original tile, as well as the original tub and sink.
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India's Telangana fight explores new frontiers in political attack ads
(Note to readers: contains slightly graphic language and an aggressively provocative image.)
Dear American political consultants: you might think you know how to produce negative political attack ads, but you have much to learn. Caravan magazine's senior editor Jonathan Shainin on Sunday shared on Twitter what he called "Unquestionably the greatest political poster of all time." I admit that I have made no broad study, but this ad, coming from Hyderabad in Andhra Pradesh, seems to me to break some kind of sound barrier in the business. (Correction: I cannot confirm that this ad appeared in Hyderabad. A readers whose comment appears below tells me that the ad appears in Tanuku in West Godavari District)
The Telugu-language ad features a local politician scolding Lok Sabha parliamentarian K Chandrasekhar Rao, a proponent of splitting Andhra Pradesh into two states. Reuters explains why creating a new state, Telangana, is controversial:
The ruling Congress party approved on Tuesday the creation of a new Telangana state, a move that has revived deep political divisions and raised fears of violence in the area, home to global firms including Google.
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State elections loom in Karnataka, a state split wide open
With legislative assembly elections in the state of Karnataka just weeks away, politicians are preparing for an ugly battle for a state whose political future looks wide open.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will be hard pressed to hang on to its lead in the state after its once tight-knit leadership ranks frayed under corruption charges and infighting. Given their recent poor performance in the urban local body elections, they might have much to worry about.
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When did Narendra Modi become a "poster boy?"
(This commentary reflects the thoughts of the author. It does not reflect anyone else's opinion, and does not necessarily reflect the views of Thomson Reuters Corp.)
I've encountered some interesting descriptions in the press of India's political leaders. My favorite is "supremo," which I've heard comes from British English. "Honcho" and "strongman" are common too. The one that catches my attention, primarily because I disapprove of it, is "poster boy."
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Women voters in India want to stand up and be counted
Several years ago, a dinner-table conversation about state elections in Himachal Pradesh veered towards a candidate who gave away pressure cookers to woo women voters. Of course, bribing voters is illegal, but I remember wondering whether all I wanted as a woman was a pressure cooker.
The Delhi rape case and the molestation of a young girl in Guwahati in Assam last year have underscored the place that women often occupy in Indian society. These incidents have made me wonder to what extent our country's political parties will focus on gender inequality as they look forward to the 2014 general elections. How will they vie for the women's vote?
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Nine miracles Congress might expect from Rahul Gandhi
Now that Rahul Gandhi has assumed what many would say was his rightful place, expectations from him would be high. These will be all the more pressing within the Congress party, which will look to its new vice president to help it retain power. Here is a list of those possible expectations: Hook the young ones: Gandhi is widely presented as the youthful face of the 128-year-old Congress party. At 42, he is the youngest leader in the highest ranks. With 70 percent of India's population below the age of 35, today's young people form an irresistible voting bloc to court. Target Dalits and "backward" classes: Rahul Gandhi's visits to the homes of Dalits and so-called backward classes, in particular in rural India, have been well recorded. You could say that it's just politics and public relations, but Congress needs to show more support for groups that often gravitate toward smaller regional parties. Duplicate NSUI and Youth Wing experiments: This means tackling what federal minister Jairam Ramesh called "structural problems" within Congress. Gandhi has brought about vital electoral and membership reforms in the Congress's Youth Wing as well as its National Students Union of India, providing a wider gateway for people to enter politics. Many Congress delegates at the party's meeting in Jaipur demanded similar progress. At the moment, members in the top Congress body are nominated, and candidates for election are usually hand picked by the party high command. Image makeover: Congress needs an image makeover in the run-up to the parliamentary elections of 2014. Rahul Gandhi's relatively clean image and straight-talk against graft could be the party's hope at a time when corruption scandals threaten to end its 10-year rule at the center. New alliances, preserving old friends: Who knew that lacking political experience would be a job qualification? Gandhi, with this important note on his CV, can forge new alliances and nurture old friendships that are prone to developing cracks. The "Gandhi" name: The name and the party have been intertwined since India's independence. Whether the brand value behind the name is good or bad is sometimes hard to say. Rahul Gandhi has a chance to eliminate the need to ask the question. If he can eliminate or minimize fighting among party members, this will help. Ground realities: Congress has been accused of being out of touch with reality. Gandhi will need to project a friendly face and speak realistic words to help the party's image. Speaking of which... speak up: Though Rahul has been a politician for nine years, public speaking has not been his forte. He has rarely expressed his opinion on various burning topics. This has emboldened the opposition and given the media evidence to say that he is not ready for senior management. It's time to share. Lead India into the new century: A thumping victory in the 2014 elections with Gandhi as vice president and leader of the party's campaign committee for the elections would be nice. Congress workers will hope that he will be the party's prime ministerial candidate as well, a trump card in the face of regional and hostile forces such as Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Chief Minister (and former Congress ally) Mamata Banerjee. That said, some dreams may be a little too unrealistic for now.
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Mamata Banerjee: I've got Friday on my mind
Mamata Banerjee's threat that her ministers would quit on Friday unless the Indian government scrapped its plan to save the economy was her way of giving the government time to consider its options.
I told my colleague Aditya that in reality, it was probably a chance for her to reconsider her move because there was no way that the government would bend to her desires.
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Mining for votes in the middle of Coalgate
By Shashank Chouhan
It took more than 10 days for the chief of India's ruling party to react to the 'Coalgate' episode that has tainted Manmohan Singh's government and blocked parliamentary proceedings in the monsoon session that limped to its close on Friday.
But what was the reaction of Sonia Gandhi to alleged irregularities in coal block allocations that might have cost the treasury billions of dollars? Here's what Gandhi told her party's lawmakers at a meeting: "Let us stand up and fight, fight with a sense of purpose and fight aggressively."
from India Insight:
Has India lost its 'cartoon' humour?
The Indian government's decision to withdraw a controversial cartoon from a political science textbook this week couldn't have been more ironic. Just a day earlier, India had observed the 60th anniversary of the first sitting of its parliament, seen as one of the pillars of the world's largest democracy.
While it is best left to our imagination as to why the cartoon, roughly as old as the Indian republic itself, created the controversy now, the government's reaction to the row is alarming and sets a dangerous precedent. The cartoon shows India's first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, holding a whip as the father of the Indian constitution, B R Ambedkar, is seated on a snail. It was first published in 1949, and was reprinted in a textbook a few years ago - without anyone batting an eyelid. The cartoonist's intent was to caricature the slow pace at which the constitution was being finalised.
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Stuart Herr's family has already moved on to their new house, so now he has to get the old house ready to sell pronto. To do that, he's going to need help. That's where the Designed to Sell team comes in.
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I'll be honest; I didn't like the Smashing Pumpkin's song. It felt out of place. So I did what any person with video editing software would do, edit and put a song I felt was better. So I present Isaac's Final Hours, it is not a spoiler (the name of the song is Final Hour by X-ray dog), I just editing the title but if you want to consider it a spoiler you can ;-) Also I used WMM so be kind on some of the comments =X ------ I just want to comment a bit on the video. The reason I didn't add the music during the opening segment (with the bodies on the wall) because in my opinion silence speaks louder than words. I also tried to match it to Isaac snapping out of it and coming back to reality. Until around 0:37 the beats are out of place, this is because I can't edit such an awesome song without damaging it and I can't edit the video. Also using WMM proved to be a pain.
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Best Image Viewer for Windows 7 64 bit
Hi all i'm trying to find out what will be the best image viewer for me.
I would like:
-something 64 bit
-something capable of tagging photos (since windows 7 integrates this now)
-something fast
-something capable of supporting most every image file format
I want something to use as both a quick image viewer as well as something that can manage my photos, textures, graphic art.
I've been trying a few here and am not totally satisfied for various reasons.
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-ACDSEE - I have this but it isn't 64 bit...
-FastPictureViewer - I have the free version, it's 64 bit, its very fast. And some interesting features but it is lacking in features as well. No tagging, doesn't seem like much for browsing photos.. and doesn't sem to support too many image formats, at least not the free version.
-XnView - So far I think I like this one the best but its not 64 bit...
Can anyone offer a program that might suit my needs?
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (Retail)
Try the free Faststone Image Viewer. I don't think it's x64 but it's blindingly fast on my x64 rig and totally customizable to one's needs.
For example, I like to be able to use the scroll wheel alone without having to depress any other key to zoom in and out. I was able to easily customize the keys and configure Faststone to work this way. Another cool thing is that it can be set to open image files in full screen with no menus visible (actually I think this is the default behavior, but it's modifiable). But when you move the mouse to either of the top or side edges of the screen, various menus fly out so you can work with your images and as soon as you move the mouse off the menus, they're gone again. It's great if you really want to see and appreciate your images without anything in the way. Plus it has tons of features, most of which I don't need or use because I use other apps for serious PP. It's of the first things I install when I set up a new OS and I make it the default image handling app.
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Windows 7 Home Premium 64
I have used Picasa from Google for many years.
It's one of the best picture viewers I've ever used. The interface is well-designed (like everything Google), and it's free.
True, it's not 64-bit, but I can overlook that flaw. I am sure Google is working on a 64-bit version as we speak.
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A vote for... xnview
Sure its not 64 bit...but thats certainly not a deal breaker.
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Ifranview is awesome.
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Disney has released hi-res versions of previously released Into the Woods images along with a couple new stills as well. The Disney production stars James Corden (Begin Again) and Emily Blunt as a Baker and his wife who venture into the woods to confront the witch (Meryl Streep) responsible for putting a curse on the childless couple. Along the way, they run into a number of familiar fairy tale characters including Cinderella (Anna Kendrick), her Prince (Chris Pine), Red Riding Hood (Lilla Crawford), Rapunzel (Mackenzie Mauzy), and the Wolf (Johnny Depp). I really liked the extended featurette we saw last week, and I hope we'll get a new trailer soon that will give us an even better idea of what to expect from director Rob Marshall's take on Stephen Sondheim's terrific musical.
Hit the jump to check out the Into the Woods images. The film opens December 25th, and also stars Lucy Punch, Daniel Huttlestone, Tracey Ullman, and Christine Baranski.