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Just what liability do official agencies have towards the protection of life and limb of citizens in a public place?
In November last year, when the annual rain spells had once again turned the fair weather city of Chennai into a patchwork of broken and dirty localities, a 24-year-old woman named M. Sarala on her way home fell into an open, water-filled pit in a bustling part of T. Nagar and died traumatically. Like a macabre horror film, no one seemed to notice a grown person falling into a pit meant for a drain, until the victim's mother found her body at the same spot the next day.
What happened to the young school teacher could have happened to any of the thousands of shoppers who usually throng North Usman Road. Yet, even a death of this kind does not shake the prosperous gold and textile district of Chennai.
The incident raises the question of public liability. Just what liability do official agencies have towards the protection of life and limb of citizens in a public place? In the case of the incomplete storm water drain being constructed by the Corporation of Chennai, in which Sarala died, there are two key issues: who was responsible for the avoidable death, and what was the Corporation of Chennai's approach to payment of compensation to the family?
The Corporation said in reply to an RTI petition, that police have registered a case against the contractor. Asked about the cause of Sarala's death, the CoC chose to quote Pondy Bazaar R1 police statements to newspapers immediately after the incident, which said, "alleged death of victim due to fall into the pit."
The civic body did not mention any proceedings initiated in court, for payment of compensation. It said in reply to a question on what compensation, in cash or other form was paid to the family, "Honourable Chief Minister has declared compensation amount of Rs. 2 lakh to the family of victim from the Chief Minister's public relief fund and has been disposed accordingly." Is there no concept of torts applicable in such a glaring case of death due to negligence and inaction?
Going further, does the CoC learn from its terrible mistakes? What action has it taken to ensure that such homicide-by-neglect does not recur? The civic body says: "(On) all the roads where storm water drain work is being taken up, proper barricading arrangements with caution board and sign board is being placed while carrying out the work." But just last month, this writer found a long open drain under construction, several feet deep, with scores of protruding metal rods along the perimeter of Kannammapet burial ground, again in T. Nagar. There are many such sites waiting to snare more Saralas. If the CoC were to ask citizens to file complaints, as it should, it would receive scores, if not hundreds.
What comes out clearly in all this is the attitude of the CoC, the Chennai City Traffic Police, the Highways Department, the CMDA, the Regional Transport Authorities and other agencies responsible for public safety. It is uniform, given the state of city infrastructure and enforcement. Courts view it as culpable inaction. This persists in spite of death and disability caused by preventable accidents. Unfortunately, most of these cases involving the weak and the less affluent go without vigorous legal pursuit that should result in extraordinary compensation for victims and families, to be extracted from the purses of wilfully indifferent, sometimes corrupt officials.
Chennaiites should compel the government of the day and civic agencies to accept responsibility for the fundamental right to life and free movement in public places, rather than be dazzled by announcements of fancy and expensive beautification schemes for roads and footpaths. The city must set right walking spaces, and enable all citizens — old, young, and the infirm — to use roads, buses, trains, parks and so on safely. It doesn't take much money, but it needs a lot of political will and enforced accountability.
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I like to spice my sites up with effects (not too many) but i generally have 3-4 intervals going. Just wondering if anyone knows if i'm stretching barriers or can i have a lot more if i wanted?
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I would suggest any setinterval is too many, you should always use settimeout instead. The reason for this is that javascript is single threaded. This means that if some code (maybe the function in setinterval) blocks the timeout call, setinterval will continue to issue more calls to the function. With small intervals this can result in function calls stacking up causing EXTREMELY hard to find/reproduce bugs.
Best practice here is to just use settimeout within the function itself. So if you previously had:
You should change it to:
This has the added benefit that you can add a bit of logic in to check if you actually want to run the function again.
It really depends on how long each one takes to execute, and the delay between each.
Your browser will queue these calls up, so if you're worried about slowing down the user's browsing experience (or jerky animations), you can probably detect with some fairly simple timing code whether you are missing the desired interval. You could then reduce (or increase) the number of effects being shown as appropriate.
If you are afraid of having multiple timers, use 1 timer and make the effects fire every nth time the timer counts down. It depends on what you are trying to do though.


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Would you go for LG Washer & Dryer in these circumstances?
I have to buy a new washer and dryer from Sears because I live in a small town and need them delivered. I'm not looking at anything over $1000 each, and would like front load, and large capacity so I don't have to take the quilts to the laundry mat; however if there's something highly recommended of smaller capacity, I'd certainly consider it. Another consideration is noise. I was looking at some Maytags but a search here revealed really bad reviews. The LG Neo 2 Washer is $950 and the matching dryer is $750 (cdn). This would be major purchase for me.
Does anybody have experience with LG products, especially their appliances? Would you recommend something else instead from Sears?
Thanks Jannie. Sears does leaves a bad taste in my brain too, but there is nothing else in my town. . . my last major purchase from Sears was Kenmore stainless steel stove and fridge. Not long after getting the stove, oven grime began accumulating between the two panes of the oven, there's unremovable white marks on the black ceramic top of the element that I use the most, and one of the fridge baskets broke.
Well, I'm about an hour away from two major cities and have a jeep liberty. So maybe it would be better to make 2 trips & rent a dolly or something.
So I'll start researching the reviews, but if anyone can recommend their favorite washer and dryer for $2000 or hopefully less, it would be much appreciated. Should add that we will be selling the house within 1 or 2 years, so I suppose the washer and dryer should also be appealing to home buyers too. I know nothing. Thank you.
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I love my washer and dryer. They dry and clean unbelievable! BUT, the only complaint I have is we had them upstairs for the first year we had them and they literally made so much noise from the vibration you could hear it outside. It really damaged my house. We ended up prepping the garage to accommodate laundry and they are now on concrete. The problem was instantly fixed.
I got my LG washer and dryer five years ago at Best Buy. They were a new brand then and we were hesitant but the sales lady told us they were up and coming and should be reliable. Since LG was new then they were much cheaper I think I paid $600 for the washer and $400 for the dryer. I really like them and they've been working great. The only problem I ever have is when I was the dog bed dog hair gets stuck on the bottom of the door between the door and the gasket. If I don't clean it out the door will leak a little bit (maybe an eighth of a cup) because the gasket won't get a good seal. I'd buy an LG again though and I actually just recommended one to my neighbor.
I took delivery on LG washer and dryer today (not Neo, but a super-capacity pair). I love them, and will keep your tips in mind! The delivery guy asked if I had done research on choosing these - yes - because, he said they really are great machines. They were at the top limit of my budget of 2000 for the pair including taxes, but I feel okay with that: they are so quiet, efficient, clean great, and look nice to boot. . . .The saleswoman said that if I had wanted Maytag, she would have tried to talk me out of it. They are actually in a lawsuit.
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the rooms are well decorated. each room has different theme. my room is the Pink room, everything inside is pink, even the toilet paper! i enjoyed my stay there - Anonymous
Good location; It is located at main street, Latran, but out of shop area. Therefore it is easy to access by car and public parking is very closed from hotel.
Good facility; Antique funiture and room design but very clean. shower room and toilet area is renewed. - Anonymous
The pension was extremely accessible for the centre of Cesky Krumlov - great given we have young children. Parking there was not a problem. The wireless internet worked perfectly in my room, which was also warm (I opened the window overnight to let some cool air in). Breakfast was fantastic - a dazzling array of yoghurts, meats, cheeses and breads and cakes, plus other nice touches like treats for the children. The landlady went out of her way to ensure we were looked after. A great choice for - Anonymous
This is a small, family-owned pension that is very conveniently located above the city center area. The facility is very nice and clean and the view from the back terrace is fantastic. The staff/family are very kind and friendly and were very helpful with suggestions for sightseeing as well as helping with transportation arrangements. We were visiting as a family group and used the majority of the rooms in the facility and everyone in the group was very impressed with this pension. I highly r - Anonymous
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The room we stayed was in a luxary room. It is clean with very nice environment, which is particularly good for we as young couples to stay. :) We would like to recommend the dinner in the hotel as well, as both the environment and the food quality are excellent for having a romantic dinner.
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Good access by car. Hotel`s own parking lot. Close to city centre. - Teet
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Close (but not too close) to the historical center of the town.
Breakfast is fit for purpose.
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F. Scott's Restaurant has chosen to go a little more suave with their idea for a Halloween party. How does an evening with James Bond grab you?
You are Invited to a Special Halloween Treat
The James Bond 007 Halloween Spy-tacular
At F. Scott's Restaurant and Jazz Bar
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Live Music Provided by
Dara Tucker Band featuring Music from James Bond Films
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Monte Carlo Style Casino Games and Champagne Reception
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Four Course Dinner featuring menu items associated with Ian Fleming and James Bond
9:00pm - 10:00pm
Casino Games and Prizes
$100 per person without wine pairings
$150 per person with wine pairings - selected by #1 Bond Girl - Elise Loehr
Tax & Gratuity Not Included
Reserve your spot by calling 615-269-5861
(credit card numbers will be taken at the time of reservation to secure your place)
Come as you'd like - many will be dressed as their favorite Bond Villian, Bond Girl
or as the 007 Man Himself
Prizes will be awarded for best costumes and casino winners
Despite the new dogs on restaurant patios ordinance, you'd be best advised to leave your pussy at home if you come dressed as Ernst Blofeld. Pussy Galore will be welcome, though.
Getting away from the Halloween theme, there are still a few other good tasting opportunities coming up in the next week. September Norman is hosting a wine event next Tuesday, Oct. 26 featuring Heron Wines. Laely Heron is one of the few female winemakers in the world producing distinctive, delicious wines using grapes from some of the best places on earth. The wines and food pairings are listed below:
Heron Wine Tasting
Tuesday, Oct. 26, 6 p.m.
Sauvignon Blanc - Napa
Spicy shrimp with cranberries, citrus & chilies
Merlot - Vin de Pays, France
Tomato and caper braised chicken
Pinot Noir - Sonoma
Filet with mushroom ragout & potato tiles
Pinot Noir - California
Mediterranean orzo salad
$24 per person (excludes tax and gratuity)
Please call for reservations - 822-5323.
September's Restaurant
300 Indian Lake Blvd., Bldg. B, Hendersonville
Grand Cru is partnering with the Mad Platter Restaurant to throw an Italian Wine Dinner on Thursday, Oct. 28 starting at 6:30 p.m.
$65 per person plus tax and gratuity
Check out the menu that Chef Shane Autrey has put together:
Prosciutto wrapped smoked oyster - pear, arugula, Pecorino
Mastro Colombo Prosecco
Primi: Frito Misto - shrimp, market vegetables, fine herbs, horseradish foam
Villa Calcinaia Comitale
Secondi: Ricotta Gnocchi, duck sugo, fresh cranberry, parsley, balsamic reduction
Piegaia Chianti Classico
Carni: "Vitello Tonato" - veal osso bucco, tune crudo, marinated cipollinis, boquerones
Ferrari & Perini Gutturnio
Formaggio: Telligo, tomato gelee, Wedge Oak fromage d'tete, fried capers
Colombo Montelpuciano d'Abruzzo
Dolce: tiramisu, amaretto mascarpone mousse, lady fingers, toasted almonds,
orange gastrique, dark chocolate, white chocolate
Gianni Doglia Moscato d'Asti
Reservations: Call Jena 242-2563


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I want my TechTV back. Long time gone, I know.
just read that this channel has been delayed until summer!
New shows can always debut, but the name change has been postponed until summer.
Magnum PI and A-Team are not sitcoms.
E!? It does, what it does, well.Same goes for Bravo and USA Network. All 3 are Comcast.And it's too soon to give NBC Sports Network a grade. But with the English League signing just this week, NBCS picture looks good. Also a Comcast.Syfy is another story.
You know, when G4 was actually about video games, it was a pretty good channel. Then Comcast decided to buy TechTV, kill TechTV, stick G4 in its spot, and then molested all of G4's remaining programming. They destroyed two great networks and put this abortion in its place.Just remember who is responsible for this disaster: Comcast. Even if they didn't provide spectacularly shitty service I would still be boycotting them solely for this debacle, ten years later.I don't forget, Comcast!
Still miss UnScrewed......
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29 March 2015
David Chipperfield designs and then thinks of e15
Originally, the Grand Master designed them for a country home in Buckinghamshire. And now e15 is bringing out the bench, table and stool as a series – in walnut or oak.
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Softened contours
29 March 2015
"Edge" by PearsonLloyd for Modus
There's always life around the table. PearsonLloyd have created a gathering space of compelling simplicity.
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Sweetly squeezed
29 March 2015
"Juicy Salif" by Philippe Starck for Alessi
It provides fresh juice and a lot of fresh material for conversation: Philippe Strack's lemon squeezer is available in white and in bronze to mark its 25th birthday.
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Small is beautiful
by Martina Metzner | 25 March 2015
They're back in fashion – small, light armchairs with a wooden or tubular steel frame. In the 1950s and 1960s they came to fame as "easy chairs"; now they've morphed into "lounge chairs". For the office or the home.
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Ressource Africa
by Jeremy Gaines | 24 March 2015
Vitra Design Museum is devoting not just one, but two exhibitions to Africa. While the one suggests the "re-maker culture" is a blueprint for design in the Global North, the other explores how to achieve architectural independence.
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23 March 2015
: cast their cosmopolitan lifestyle into tasteful luminaires
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Where are all the thinking caps?
by Jochen Stöckmann | 21 March 2015
Coinciding with this year's CeBIT exhibition, Kunstverein Hannover is examining "Digital Conditions" – and contemplating whether the user in front of the screen will soon be redundant.
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33 Quadratmeter, geknickt
by Florian Heilmeyer | 19 March 2015
In revamping 250-year-old Haus Thuneke, architect Peter Grundmann concentrated on making just few specific changes – albeit to great effect. Now the stodgy farmhouse structure proudly boasts a delicate extension.
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A soft revolution
18 March 2015
Jens Wendland and Andrea Weitz of Raumkontor seek to transform the usually hard world of the bathroom into a soft, textile world for water. Adeline Seidel talked to the two interior designers about their "Soft Revolution".
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walking through water
18 March 2015
Brandherm + Krumrey interior architecture is one of the three finalists in the "Axor Inspiration Project" competition. Sara Bertsche talked with Susanne Brandherm and Hannah Stüber about their entry.
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dancing with water
18 March 2015
"Spirit" is the name of the competition entry submitted by designer Youyuan Zhao: a dancer enters into dialog with water. Adeline Seidel spoke to Youyuan Zhao about his idea.
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Where water swirls
by Thomas Wagner | 17 March 2015
The ISH is the world's leading trade-fair for innovative bath design. Wellness, hygiene and health are the elements from which the physical experience in bathrooms of today are formed.
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17 March 2015
Florian Kallus of young designer duo Kaschkasch shared his impressions at the ISH with Stylepark's Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts. An unadulterated look at water basins, pipes and open fuse boxes.
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Hot Brands
by Thomas Edelmann | 17 March 2015
Anyone entering the "Energy" section of the Frankfurt trade-fair halls during the ISH is met by a broad range of different heating systems. Countless brands and technologies may leave the non-trade visitor somewhat nonplussed. The sector: between chaos and self-confident design.
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Floating with the winners
16 March 2015
In Portikus on the mini island in the River Main in downtown Frankfurt Philippe Grohe presented the prizes to the winning "Axor Inspiration Projects".
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Dr. WC
by Sara Bertsche | 13 March 2015
From "flush melodies" through medical urine test units to monitoring alcohol levels: The new high-tech WCs offer all manner of technical refinements. And above all in Japan they're exploiting the digital potential pretty much to the full.
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Nanotechnology as the source of new cleanliness
by Thomas Edelmann | 12 March 2015
Nano-coatings make it easier to clean toilets, and also make lime-scale as good as a thing of the past. As does a design that eliminates the flush rim.
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Fire alone isn't enough
11 March 2015
A lot is expected from modern wood burning stoves today. Not only are they supposed to look good, but they have the additional task of feeding into the heating circuit of an entire building. Uta Abendroth spoke with Stefan Diez about the wood burning stove he designed for Buderus/Bosch.
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Enjoy the ride!
by Sara Bertsche and Martina Metzner | 10 March 2015
Be it a wellness rocking chair, with a rainwater flush or restrooms with a back door: Students at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts have developed toilets that break with the traditional images of the WC.
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On conflicting aims and ramps in the wrong places
by Christian Holl | 09 March 2015
How a society deals with people with impairments says a lot about the prevailing social climate. Mind you, the way in which bureaucracy's quaint logic often succeeds in thwarting aspirations for an ideal barrier-free world is just as insightful.
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A vortex in bathrooms
06 March 2015
In the form of the "Axor Starck V" fountain mixer, Axor, Hansgrohe SE's design brand, is entering virgin territory and conjuring up a vortex in bathrooms. Thomas Wagner talked to Philippe Grohe, MD of the Axor brand, on flowing and calm water, on vortices and other ways of making water a sensible experience.
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by Florian Heilmeyer | 03 March 2015
Berlin architects Augustin + Frank have built a kind of ur-house: Marvelously positioned on the shore of Scharmützelsee and surrounded by pines – it's as though the countryside glides through the concrete structure.
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Åke's passion
for chairs
by Martina Metzner | 02 March 2015
Many have sat on his chairs in libraries, museums and government buildings. Yet Åke Axelsson, joint owner of Gärsnäs, is only known to the cognoscente outside his native Sweden. Stylepark visited his studio.
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01 March 2015
: makes fabrics from wood and considers itself a "materializer"
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escape helper
27 February 2015
Is building in the countryside different to construction work in towns? Do rural edifices possibly need to have more character? Florian Heilmeyer talked to architect Thomas Kröger about three projects in the Uckermark.
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Bathroom without barriers
by Adeline Seidel | 26 February 2015
Architect Ursula Fuss has designed an extraordinary standard bathroom for hotels. Not only does it look good, it has no barriers.
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River Clean
by Martina Metzner | 25 February 2015
Ralf Steeg has a dream: one about being able to swim in rivers running through cities again. With this in mind, this landscape designer has developed "Luritec", a retention plant destined to help keep rivers clean.
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BAU by the dozen – from Caparol to Sto
by Adeline Seidel | 23 February 2015
Hemp on the wall or vintage concrete? Huge glass windows that can be slid aside with a single finger or frontage with a parametric look? A glance at the most interesting innovations at BAU 2015.
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Into the dust
with the enemies
of Brandenburg!
by Adeline Seidel | 20 February 2015
Come to Brandenburg with us! For behind its fences and trees, in the meadows and on the lakes we have discovered amazing architecture well worth exploring.
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Loft living in
the countryside
by Florian Heilmeyer | 19 February 2015
The former worsted yarn spinning mill in Brandenburg an der Havel is in for a makeover – the brick building is going to be home to studios, office space, a children's daycare center, and some unusual apartments.
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Lines in space
19 February 2015
With "Sketch" for Schönbuch Markus Jehs and Jürgen Laub of Jehs + Laub demonstrate how to design a minimalist coat stand. Martina Metzner talked to the pair about their idea, pared-down design, and models of Fritt chews.
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A license to RO-CK
by Florian Hufnagl | 17 February 2015
For his lifetime achievements Nils Holger Moormann has been presented with the "German Design Award" in Frankfurt. Prompting Florian Hufnagl, former Director of the Neue Sammlung in Munich, to compose a special laudation in words and images.
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Geckeler Michels
15 February 2015
: are fans of the radical and made the "Nerd"
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Water forms
by Adeline Seidel | 13 February 2015
Not only in nature has the force of water created impressive landscapes. With the help of water people have also designed wonderful spaces. Both are places of inspiration and calm.
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A quest for clarity and simplicity
13 February 2015
More than ten years ago Antonio Citterio designed his first range of fittings for Axor, a brand by Hansgrohe. Having done two very distinct series, he created a synthesis with his third: Axor Citterio E. The designer and architect talked to us about risks, confidence and the quality of life, all of which are occasionally associated with selected products.
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Where would we be if...
by Adeline Seidel | 12 February 2015
At this year's BAU in Munich manufacturers didn't really seem to have that much thirst for the future. The industry is stuck between pragmatism and risk minimization, which impacts on architecture for sure.
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The same only in green
by Christian Holl | 12 February 2015
The country is something fundamentally different from the city. It is a different type of settlement, there is social control, people have more space, but shopping opportunities are not as good. In one respect though, the country is thoroughly urbanized, namely in the way we perceive it. In the country too people are viewing it the way previously only city dwellers did. And they build things the same way.
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Welcome to Mr. Ueda's hot spring
by Ulrich Schneider | 11 February 2015
In Germany, you might raise an eyebrow if your host invited you to share a bath with him before dinner. By contrast, in Japan a shared bath in an "onsen" is the norm rather than the exception. A report on a weekend in Tokyo and a European's first encounter with the Japanese bath culture.
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Flaunting a
new feel for life
by Martina Metzner | 10 February 2015
Stockholm Design Week revealed that noise reduction can look good and smartphones are also changing our furniture. But just what is behind "New Nordic"?
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Scandinavia x 12
by Martina Metzner | 06 February 2015
News from the North? Yes, indeed! Even though the makers of the Stockholm Furniture Fair have completely revised the hall layout we managed to glimpse the hottest innovations – here are the 12 most exciting ones.
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New Sense of Comfort or GreyUrbanUnderIslandTropicAir
05 February 2015
Claudia Kleine and Jörg Kürschner together constitute "Formstelle". At the Thonet booth at the imm cologne the designer duo presented a much-discussed lounge chair. Thomas Wagner spoke to them both about the "808", the design process and the issue of how one can cocoon and nevertheless remain open-minded.
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Kitchen not cooking
by Thomas Edelmann | 03 February 2015
Students' designs and high-tech products turn their back on cooking and instead celebrate either networking and technologization or the rejection of the same. Cooking as a process, minus the process.
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Fixed on the mark
by Uta Abendroth | 01 February 2015
Inga Sempé has dragged the winged armchair into contemporary life – with "Beau Fixe" for Ligne Roset. In an interview with Uta Abendroth, the French designer explains what the design has to do with her childhood, why she likes working in a team, and why she feels attracted to small objects.
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Luminous wallpapers and 3D curtains
by Martina Metzner | 30 January 2015
At Heimtextil and imm cologne's "Pure Textiles" wallpaper suppliers and textile editors are celebrating a gleaming metallic look, 3D structures and all manner of technical features. We present the top ten highlights of the two fairs.
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The freestyle bathroom for the whole family
by Heike Edelmann | 29 January 2015
From the fringes of domestic life to one of its main attractions – it's hard to imagine any other room whose status has been so thoroughly elevated in our homes over recent decades as the bathroom. Until very recently bathroom designs opted for either opulence or functionality. Today, planners and manufacturers are striving to achieve a symbiosis of the two.
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Joyful stoves and hybrid house mates
by Thomas Edelmann | 29 January 2015
Planning and the question of your own requirements play a pronounced role when having an oven or fireplace installed. Once you know what you need, the market seems well-structured and clear, despite the seeming infinite choice available.
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The Böhms
by Vera Lisakowski | 29 January 2015
The documentary on the Böhm family is a masterpiece on the psychology of a family in which more or less everything revolves around architecture.
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Refreshing prospects
by Sara Bertsche | 29 January 2015
At the ISH trade fair in Frankfurt new bath designs, smart technologies and energy-efficient building technologies will all be on show. We've brought together the most important information on the fair for you.
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Heated carpets would be
one solution
27 January 2015
Ross Lovegrove, "Special Guest" at Domotex 2015, has long since transposed his futuristic design onto floors. In the interview with Uta Abendroth he explains, in which way designers, architects and manufacturers can advance the design of floorings by thinking outside the box and new material compositions.
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Full moon before the crescent
by Thomas Wagner | 26 January 2015
Once doesn't count, twice could be coincidence, three times sets a tradition: in occasion of imm cologne designers, manufacturers, artists and art collectors were invited by AD, Meiré und Meiré and Stylepark to meet at Marc Meiré's home.
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Happy Birthday Gottfried Böhm!
by Uta Winterhager | 23 January 2015
Gottfried Böhm's oeuvre is immense and even with 95 work still has a firm hold on him. We congratulate the first German Pritzker Prize winner to his birthday and take you on a journey in time through five of his buildings in Cologne.
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Furniture Suspense
by Martina Metzner | 22 January 2015
Flying elephant stools, Chinese felt dragons and upholstered elevated chairs: For the third time, the imm cologne's "Featured Editions"curated by Stylepark are captivating visitors.
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Forget those old banana boxes
by Uta Abendroth | 22 January 2015
In the hunt for the feel-good factor that straddles the tried-and-true and the surprisingly new, designers and manufacturers are busy presenting their novelties at the imm cologne and the Passagen. The clear message: Things are getting more softer and sensual.
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Fair for the senses
by Martina Metzner | 20 January 2015
Anne Marie Commandeur of Amsterdam's Stijlinstituut has conjured up a new "Theme Park" for the Heimtextil trade fair – and a tour for all the senses through the world of home textiles.
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Floors to fit
by Martina Metzner | 20 January 2015
The Domotex in Hanover showed the full reach of what flooring can do today, ranging from stylishly designed carpet tiles and waterproof laminates through to impressive carpet artworks.
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in Paris
by Ralf Wollheim | 19 January 2015
Its construction costs tripled, it was a good two years behind schedule, and eventually it opened before it was even completed: Jean Nouvel's Philharmonie de Paris. All about good intentions and an architecture that reaches for the stars but sadly gets dragged down to earth by its own vanities.
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Spearhead of an avant-garde of comfort
by Thomas Edelmann | 18 January 2015
Michele De Lucchi is "A&W Designer of the Year 2015". So who is Michele De Lucchi? The last surviving champion of post-modernism, a traditionalist or a man of today after all? A close look at De Lucchi the designer AND the architect.
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Near the end of the tunnel
by Christian Holl | 15 January 2015
Initially there were not enough people talking about ecological architecture and resource-saving building, and then suddenly too many were. The debate about the energy reform and ecological responsibility didn't do architecture in Germany any good.
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Cologne and the system
by Thomas Wagner | 15 January 2015
It's that time of year again: From January 19 – 25, the furniture industry will be meeting up in Cologne at the imm cologne and the Passagen. And the Makk will be busy trying to identify the one or other system in a world without systems.
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Observations on the way to the bathroom - part 2
by Thomas Wagner | 14 January 2015
What is the purpose of the bathroom or baths? Purification or complete regeneration? And what will the 21st-century bathroom look like? In the second part of our brief cultural history of bathing we move briskly toward the present.
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Observations on the way to the bathroom - part 1
by Thomas Wagner | 14 January 2015
Different ages, different bathrooms. The way an era shapes bathing rituals and the associated rooms and buildings and fits the bathroom into the cultural world per se sheds light on its essence. At least according to cultural historian Sigfried Giedion, who tells the fascinating tale of the bathroom.
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Selected manufacturers
imm cologne 2015
13 January 2015
Imm cologne is the first event to present the latest home trends for Europe and overseas. Over 1,100 exhibitors will present their innovations at the furniture fair, 185 at LivingKitchen. An exhibitor schedule presents the most important manufacturers.
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Selected manufacturers
13 January 2015
The BAU, world's leading trade fair for architecture, materials and systems, will start at Januray 19. Our list of selected manufacturers shows you which manufacturers are to be found where.
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News for Cologne –
from Böwer to Zeitraum
by Martina Metzner | 13 January 2015
Which re-editions are being dragged from the archives this year? In which pots of paint did manufacturers decide to dip their products? Enjoy browsing our selection of up-and-coming innovations!
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Moving construction forwards
by Adeline Seidel | 13 January 2015
At Munich's BAU trade fair, manufacturers will be presenting their building innovations. During the fair, Stylepark together with Detail and Arch+ will be casting a glance at current research and construction projects.
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The Caged Voyeur
by Adeline Seidel | 12 January 2015
For the very first time it has devolved to two architects to design "Das Haus" for the imm cologne. Adeline Seidel spoke to Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu of Shanghai's Neri & Hu Design and Research Office about their installation "Memory Lane".
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Seat creatures and clouds of cuttings
by Daniel von Bernstorff | 08 January 2015
For the third time the "Featured Editions" at imm cologne will be curated by Stylepark. It boasts 14 high-caliber installations by designers such as Werner Aisslinger, Sebastian Herkner and Studio Hannes Wettstein.
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by Stylepark | 08 January 2015
Exciting interviews, articles and information relating to the new floor coverings at Innovations@DOMOTEX: Simply read the "Stylepark Paper" on DOMOTEX 2015!
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Tutto è progetto!
by Sara Bertsche | 06 January 2015
Based in Veneto, luminaire manufacturer Foscarini relies wholly on the strength of design. Instead of developing models itself, the company has devised a system whereby it selects convincing designs from projects.
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Milan is realigning
by Thomas Edelmann | 03 January 2015
The organizers of the Milan Furniture Fair have given themselves a new structure. And Italian manufacturers and brands are also in the midst of change. The outlook for 2015.
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2 0 1 5
by Thomas Wagner | 01 January 2015
And the calendar has once again moved on a number. And once again there's a new four-figure digit to digest. So what's behind the numbers 20 and 15?
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: is a design entrepreneur and she has her textiles "wrinkle" in their very own way.
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Are all 'builder boxes' equal quality?
Looking to install realistic see thru woodburning fireplace and trying to determine best quality box for my project. I plan to stone around the box so removing it in 10 years will be a problem. I have found boxes by Majestic, Heatilator, Lennox and Monesson but have no idea how to determine which one will last the longest. From what I've found, it seems each company only has one level of quality when it comes to see thru fireplaces-no good better best. I plan to use vented gas logs and hope that this will help with any stress on the box. So, who makes the better box or are they all about the same? Any advice will be greatly appreciated!
All gas fireplaces are required to meet pretty high standards in order to obtain certification for use. So in my experience as a gas fireplace repairman, quality really isn't that much of an issue. They are all of quite reasonable quality.
Most gas fireplace that are properly installed will last for decades of use. They will need maintenance ---manufacturers suggest annually. Repairs are required only relatively rarely, and fireplaces are designed to be repairable.
The usual reason why fireplaces need to be replaced is that some critical part can't be obtained, usually because the manufacturer is out of business.
So my suggestion for the sake of longevity would be Heatilator, Heat N Glow or Lennox, since my guess is that these brands and manufacturers will be around for the long haul.
You asked about a wood burning fireplace and then mentioned the "see through" version.
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Both are radiant units (no blowers). If you cover up the black metal face, they will look very much like a traditonal masonry fireplace. Glass doors and outside air kits recomended (if not required) on these. If you're in California, doors are required any way.You can burn wood or gas logs in these units.
The larger the flue size the less likely you will have drafting issues. www.lennoxhearthproducts.com
I found this company in Florida, it's a masonry product but it's good quality and easy to put in. They have see thru units, and it doesn't look like there are glass doors on them
Here is a link that might be useful: masonry fireplace
most builder boxes that are woodburning are pretty much the same. Monessen, heat n glo ect. Monessen will save you money over all the rest because they are known for there gas products. they are agreat fireplace install many of them. you will pay at least $500-$700 more for a heat n glo or lenoxx just for there name.
Thanks everyone. I love the idea of using the masonry product but they are not UL listed for the see-thru to go over a wood floor, it must be installed on a cement foundation. I have heard great things about Monessen but I was told their see-thru must use glass doors. Looks like Majestic and Heatilator are my only options for clean face, see-thru, no glass doors...


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The math is daunting. Yes, the Chicago Bulls beat the Miami Heat twice during the regular season, one of just three teams to do so. And one of those wins snapped Miami's historic 27-game win near the end of March. Still, with a roster beset with injuries, illness and off-court melodrama, Chicago is tasked with providing four victories against a team that has gone 41-2 since Feb. 3.
In surviving a grueling, seven-game first-round series against the Brooklyn Nets, the Bulls earned the respect and admiration of nearly everyone with an interest in professional basketball. Meanwhile, the defending champs were sitting back and enjoying a seven-day respite after throttling the Milwaukee Bucks in four straight. They'll begin the second round with the ceremony in which LeBron James will be presented with his fourth MVP award.
As for the rust factor, don't count on that seven-day layoff working against Miami. The 7-7-7-7 format has been in place since 2003. There have been 15 first-round sweeps since then, not including this season. The rested teams have gone 11-4 in the first game of their second-round series. However, in the games in which the rested team was going against an opponent coming off just one day's rest - like Chicago -- the sweepers went 9-1 with an average margin of victory of 20.8 points. The only exception was the 2006 Dallas Mavericks, who swept in the opening round then after a five-day layoff lost by two points in their second-round opener at San Antonio.
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I wrote a short essay "The Textility of Live Code", published in a (free to download) ebook Torque #1, a collection of writings from the excellent series of events by the same name organised (and here edited) by Nathan Jones and Sam Skinner. It's a thoroughly interdisciplinary take on mind, language and the brain and it's been a privilege to be involved with the project. I collaborated with Kate Sicchio on a live choreography and live code performance as part of the event series, and she also has a piece in the book, amongst many other fascinating pieces.
Live to Wallriss metarave/megarave
I've had an inspiring time lately, including at FARM, SNEL HEST, and most recently a week's residency with some really marvellous people at Digital Media Labs in Octopus, Barrow. So despite being tired I really enjoyed streaming a live coded improv to a metarave/megarave event Wallriss in Switzerland, making the above recording for posterity. I found myself settling into familiar territory at times though, I need to add more features to Tidal!
A lot more events coming up, too…
I wrote a bit of code in the excellent Gibber browser-based a/v live coding system while thinking about weaving in preparation for the Weaving Codes, Coding Weaves project which starts next week. You can play around with the code here, It needs a modern browser, such as as chromium or chrome (firefox might also work).
The block design on the left is the weaving notation for the meander pattern on the right shown above (and in my gibber code). This particular pattern is used by Ellen Harlizius-Klück to demonstrate the mathematical thinking involved in the construction of ancient weaves.
Dave Griffiths has been doing some freaky weaving software too.. Really looking forward to collaborating with Ellen, Dave and the rest of the team on this project over the next 18 months, including doing a lot of weaving with actual threads and looms.
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Here's an edit of a live coded improv I did at dotdotdot, the second edition of a monthly party organised by the venerable and much respected onedotzero.
Another collaboration that has blossomed this year is Canute, with Matthew Yee-King. I've always been a big fan of Matthew's spasmodic live coding and frenetic drumming, and got to play together occasionally.. But now we're living in different cities it seemed like a bad opportunity to start playing together more regularly. We share an interest both in free jazz improv and old school techno and the hardcore continuum, and I think managed to bring these together nicely. We've had some great shows already including at algoraves in Amsterdam and in Corsica Studios, where we got an encore from a sweaty crowd so something must be going right. We just put up a quick website with a little bit of info and upcoming gigs.
Shared buffer
Here's another collaboration I haven't had time to blog about, Shared Buffer. It has so far been with David Ogborn of the Cybernetic Orchestra in Hamilton, Eldad Tsabary of Concordia Laptop Orchestra in Concordia (and both a lot more besides). Our idea of a Shared Buffer, only partly realised so far, is to explore collaborative editing of the same code. Building on a history of network music, we want to see how far we can push the practicalities of co-editing the same piece of code. We expect to perform from different continents via networks, although this is primarily an issue of geographic practicality more than anything!
All the concrete R&D + tech has largely been by David so far, but now we have some nice medium term aims for working together integrating his ESPGrid timing system and developing some of my ideas around visuo-spatial language. We also plan to expand the collaboration, happily esteemed composer and live coder Alexandra Cardenas has agreed to join.
We've so far performed at the TransX transmission art symposium in Toronto, with our next gig at the Network Music Festival in Birmingham UK (where I'll also be playing an algorave set with Matthew Yee-King as Canute).
Lud Live
I recently started collaborating with Adam Denton of Trans/Human, who has been helping make algoraves happen in Newcastle and Sheffield. Sharing an interest in undoing of technology, we've assumed the name "Lud". Here's some video from our first collaboration at the Sheffield Algorave:
Alex Keegan of Blood Sport (check this video) seemed to enjoy our improv and now we're supporting them and the incredible Nissenenmondai at Tramlines festival in the millennium galleries in Sheffield this Sunday, at around 7pm. Always good to play on a big PA in my home town! Facebook event here.
24 hours nonstop digithon – some highlights
It's been a really great month, going back to Goldsmiths for the astounding NIME, including fine memories playing to a great crowd with Matthew Yee-King as Canute at Corsica Studios (including an encore), then enjoying the fine Brighton Algorave as a (slightly tired) punter, then the excellent discussions at the Live Coding and the Body symposium, and joining fantastic live coders for massively fun algoraves in Sheffield and Manchester.
Most recently though was the 24 hour Access Space Digithon. Last Saturday we spent all day and all night hosting performances in Access Space and remotely around the world (Ontario, New York, Mexico City, Minneapolis, Germany, Italy, plus Birmingham, Cardiff, and London). It was an intense 24 hours (ashamedly I stayed awake only for around the first 22 hours), but really rewarding, and we made over £1500 towards the Access Space.
Access Space is a really great community free media lab, which a helps lot of people who have highly challenging backgrounds and problems. They are the longest running lab of its kind in the UK, and are in need of funds to help stay open and expand their programme. If you have some spare cash, please donate – they have very low overheads and do great work.
This was 24 hours of many highlights, but here's a few of them that you can enjoy in return for your donation:
- Me and Jake Harries having a pint in the pub "outside broadcast"
- Paul Granjon – one of my superheroes, coding algorave music on a BBC micro.
- Marco Donnarumma – One of the most 'present' remote performances I've experienced
- Norah Lorway – a super ambient set that was very welcome at the time, as was xname's streaming from the darkness of an Italian beach, and Susanne Palzer streaming secret cinema from an attic in Germany
- A stunning set from the Juneau Brothers
- Kate Sicchio walking around New York City picking out connections with Sheffield
- Tanya Goncalves, Mike Hodnick, and Richard Eason providing showcasing Tidal :) And a lot of other fine live coding performances..
- Great contributions from Mexican friends – JoseCaos, Diego Madero and harmonipan, Elihu Garret and smellinstereo
- Scott Hawkins starting the whole thing off by playing a ceiling fan with his head until security came and asked him to stop
- Jake Harries with his famous spam songs
- Brian G Gilson with a calm and beautiful a/v performance (we set him behind the projection, on a net screen)
- Julio d'Escrivan with an astounding supercollider set
- Warning, explicit lyrics: Stuart Faulkner shouting at a dinosaur playing the bagpipes
- Hard Shoulder (almost) literally melting his face to live techno
Well it was all good, go and check the full listing. And please donate :) We'll leave the free gifts up for a couple of days longer, so you could get yourself an algorave tshirt or stickers in return…
International Conference on Live Interfaces 2014
I'm really happy that the International Conference Live Interfaces (icli) is continuing as a biannual event, the next one in Lisbon, Portugal. This year is titled INTER-FACE and chaired by Adriana Sa. The call for papers and performances is open now, submit your papers by 18th August 2014.
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Obama To Sandy Victims: "We Leave Nobody Behind"
Obama was out trying to "look" presidential yesterday in the wake of Sandy, and I caught this
Obama to Sandy victims "America is with you". Yeah, we were with Benghazi victims, too. But, you weren't, champ!
— WilliamTeach (@WilliamTeach) October 30, 2012
The whole "hey, look, I'm acting presidential" speech was even worse, and he said:
(Breitbart) This is a tough time for a lot of people; millions of folks all across the Eastern Seaboard, but America's tougher. And we're tougher because we pull together, we leave nobody behind, we make sure we respond as a nation and remind ourselves that whenever an American is in need, all of us stand together to make sure we're providing the help that's necessary.
As John Nolte writes
That's a beautiful sentiment, Mr. President, but where was it when the cameras weren't rolling; when your government heard three plaintive pleas for assistance from Americans under attack and with help reportedly close enough to make a difference?
John points out that it is an interesting study in reactions, one where Obama is appearing as engaged and has suspended his campaign, the other where he tuned out and hit the campaign trail to head to Vegas. It begs the question "why did the Obama administration act in that fashion post-Benghazi?" Obama could have come out smelling like a rose had he sent in forces to rescue our people in Benghazi and come out strong against this terrorist attack. Instead, people are now wonder exactly what was going on that caused the administration to leave Americans to die.
The White House Flickr stream has a bunch of photos of Obama "looking concerned" over Sandy (such as this one), but nothing from September 11 when our people were under assault.
Nice Deb is not impressed by Obama's words, nor is the PJ Tattler and The Gateway Pundit. I'm sure there will be plenty of photos of Obama "looking presidential" coming soon to be even more not impressed by.
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Proctor is a populated place located in Swain County at latitude 35.473 and longitude -83.726.
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Data Source - USGS GNIS FID: 1022086
BOUNDARY MAPS: Forneys Creek Township (historical) | Swain County
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The Kerala Assembly on Monday paid homage to veteran Marxist leader and former West Bengal Chief Minister Jyoti Basu.
Speaker K. Radhakrishnan said Basu was a great leader who championed the cause of the oppressed classes. He was the longest-serving chief minister in the country and had proved himself as an able administrator, the Speaker said.
The assembly also condoled the deaths of former members of the House M. Sathyanesan, Jose Thannikkal and N. Ganapathi.
The House observed one minute silence in memory of the departed leaders.
Keywords: Jyoti Basu, homage, Kerala Assembly
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