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	Indian ink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Indian ink (or India ink in American English) is a simple fl ink once widely used for writing and printing, and now more commonly used for drawing, especially when inking comics.
		The basis of the ink was a fl carbon pigment in an aqueous glue or binding medium.
		Indian ink replaced the previously widespread Iron-gall nut ink in the opening years of the 20th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Indian_ink (311 words)

	Ink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Early varieties of ink include Indian ink, various natural dyes made from metals, the husk or outer covering of nuts or seeds, and sea creatures like the squid (known as sepia).
		Walnut ink and iron-gall nut ink were made and used by many of the early masters to obtain the golden brown ink used for drawing.
		The latter is particularly suited to inks that are used in non-industrial settings (and thus must conform to tighter toxicity and emission controls), such as inkjet printer inks, include coating the paper with a charged coating.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ink (963 words)

	Indian Ink - MyBindi.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Indian Ink premiered in London in 1995 and had its North American premiere in San Francisco in 1999.
		Indian Ink is set in 1930's India, where the English poet, Flora Crewe (Fiona Reid) befriends a widowed painter, Nirad Das (Sanjay Talwar).
		To be fair, several stereotypes were also at play with the English characters in Indian Ink: Flora Crewe parodies the carefree, hedonistic "flapper" of the 30's, making mockery of the drinking and debauchery associated with the literary talents of the time.
	www.mybindi.com /arts-entertainment/whatson/indianink.cfm (615 words)

	Forty Centuries of Ink - Chapter VII
		OST of the documents of early mediaeval times which remain to us containing ink in fairly good condition, like charters, protocols, bulls, wills, diplomas, and the like, were written or engrossed with "Indian" ink, in which respect we of the present century continue to follow such established precedent when preparing important written instruments.
		It is not remarkable, therefore, that the fl inks of the seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth centuries preserve their flness so much better than many belonging to succeeding ages, including a new class of inks which could not stand the test of time.
		An ink prepared after the method laid down by this monk, assuming that he referred to the spruce-pine, while troublesome to write with, would be almost as lasting as "Indian" ink and would be most difficult to erase from parchment into which it would be absorbed due to its alcoholic qualities.
	www.worldwideschool.org /library/books/tech/printing/fortycenturiesofink/chap7.html (1767 words)

	Metroactive Stage \| Indian Ink
		Indian Ink has a quip or two of its own, but it is still one of the playwright's slightest productions to date.
		Despite the rampant echolalia, Indian Ink is a fairly enjoyable experience, particularly for aficionados of Anglo-Indian literature like John Masters' Nightrunners of Bengal, J.G. Farrell's The Siege of Krishnapur, E.M. Forster's A Passage to India and Paul Scott's The Raj Quartet.
		Indian Ink may not cause you to lie awake at night and brood, as did Arcadia, but it will tide you over until The Invention of Love comes to our shores.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/03.04.99/stage3-9909.html (456 words)

	Enfuse Magazine - Gallery
		Indian ink, paper 21 x 29 Two reformist newspapers, Sharagh e Yas-e No were closed 2 days before elections.
		Indian ink, paper 21x29 James Miller english, documentary film-maker, shot in the neck by an Israeli tank in a refugee Rafah camp in Palestine.
		Indian ink, paper 21x29 "What is my solo compared to your chorus" (from Kalikes, an Itzik Manger poem) Militant of Al aqsa, on his waist a belt filled with explosive.
	www.enfusemagazine.com /gallery/slides.cfm?show_id=60 (329 words)

	Indian ink fraud derails polling- The Times of India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The purple inked thumb of Afghan president Hamid Karzai is seen after he cast his ballot in Kabul on Saturday.
		Afghan opposition candidates have boycotted the elections saying that the ink used in many polling booths to mark those who had voted could be rubbed off allowing multiple vote casting.
		India was and the ink did not rub off, only the polling officers used the wrong pen, according to sources.
	timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/879734.cms (900 words)

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		Ice cold water was gently layer on top of the Indian ink in one beaker and this beaker was placed in an ice bath held at 4 C. The Indian ink did not mix in the water with the move.
		Room Temperature water was gently layer on top of the Indian ink in beaker two and this beaker was placed in a room temperature bath held at 22 C. The Indian ink did not mix with the water during the move.
		Hot water was gently layer on top of the Indian ink in beaker three and this beaker was placed in an hot water bath held at 80 C. The Indian ink did not mix with the water during the move.
	homepage.smc.edu /hodson_kent/Discussions/TDions.htm (874 words)

	Pittsburgh City Paper - ONLINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Indian Ink is the story of a British bohemian poet, Flora Crewe (played by Robin Walsh), who in the 1930s travels to India and meets a variety of characters who confront her misconceptions of, and discomfort with, the cultural and political tensions born out of British imperialism.
		Boos suggests that Indian Ink might be an opportunity for the local Indian-American audience to see something different -- something that might touch upon a part of their history -- though she’s been a bit squeamish about doing so.
		Ink has contemporary relevance for an immigrant group that, for the most part, is only 30 years young, with little visibility in mainstream America.
	www.pittsburghcitypaper.ws /prev/archives/covarch/cov02/cv80702.html (3712 words)

	INDOlink - India General News - Ink Pens In Afghan Polls Flawless: Indian Co
		Mysore Paints is the sole Indian company that manufactures indelible ink and it has been used in every Indian election for the last five decades.
		He says that the ink was manufactured according to a formula specially designed by the Delhi-based National Physical Laboratory (NPL), and has been used in India for over 50 years in addition to being exported to many African countries, Cambodia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea and Turkey.
		It is a good ink, a proven ink Manivanan, Quality Manager, Mysore Paints and Varnish Mysore Paints and Varnish Limited is the only public sector company that manufactures paints in the country and its major shareholding is held by the Karnataka government.
	www.indolink.com /displayArticleS.php?id=101304032330 (509 words)

	Stoppard's India
		"Indian Ink" both predates and succeeds "Arcadia." Stoppard wrote it as a radio play, "In the Native State," for the BBC in 1991, then revised and expanded it for the stage in '95.
		Their relationship crackles as it develops, a growing erotic tension underlying her impatience with his formal Indian manners, his discomfiture with her candor and the excitement of their discussion of art.
		Conrad's strong, smitten Durance, Steven Anthony Jones as a self-important Indian theosophist and Roxanne Raja as Eleanor's younger self are bright standouts in a large, uneven ensemble.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/examiner/archive/1999/02/25/STYLE1671.dtl&type=printable (1158 words)

	Indian ink smudges Afghan poll- The Times of India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		But this is Afghanistan and two days after the historic vote which went off peacefully, things have begun to turn a bit sour and Indian ink may have contributed a bit to the smudge.
		Diplomats who watched the polls said the problem may have arisen because in some places the ink had dried before it was applied.
		Western donors and countries like India, which have either pumped in millions of dollars or provided support in the form of creating roads, hospitals and radio and TV stations, are ready to pour in more money to avert a failed state located at a geographical crossroad, bordering Kashmir, Central Asia and Pakistan.
	timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/881694.cms (573 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : Nation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Indian ink that marked fingertips in Afghanistan in last October’s presidential poll, which confirmed Hamid Karzai in office, has been rejected for the first parliamentary poll.
		The rejection of Indian ink is no comment on Indian democracy, if indeed, one was needed from Kabul.
		India supplied (“contributed”) the ink for the October 2004 presidential election in Afghanistan made by the company Mysore Paints and Varnishes that is used by the Election Commission in India to distinguish those who have voted from those who have not.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1050826/asp/nation/story_5158150.asp (579 words)

	Indian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Look up Indian and Indians in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
		Indigenous peoples of the Americas, American Indians, the aboriginal people of the Americas and their descendants
		Cleveland Indians, a baseball team in the United States
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Indian (116 words)

	[03-11-99] Sandip Roy-Chowdhury, Boon for Indophiles: "Indian Ink"-- A Play Written in Colonial Blue
		Indian actors are thrilled to be appearing in Tom Stoppard's play "Indian Ink," which just opened in San Francisco.
		After all, Tom Stoppard's "Indian Ink" is one of the only major English plays out there with roles actually written for Indians.
		While "Indian Ink" does offer a chance to see several Indian actors come together on stage, in a twist of color-blind casting, an African-American actor Steven Anthony Jones gets to play an Indian theosophist.
	www.pacificnews.org /jinn/stories/5.05/990311-indianink.html (752 words)

	Ink Well
		Its god is Vishnu, and its color is shyama, which is blue-fl.” Blue-fl is, of course, the color of Indian ink, and it provides the outline for this subtle play about erotic love and art and Anglo/Indian politics.
		Typical of Tom Stoppard's drama, the clues are rich and oblique, the characters complex and articulate, the ironies thick on the ground.
		Indian Ink is full of ideas: about the creation of art, about the relation between art and nationality, and thus about the politics of creativity and passion.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/2002-05-16/theater4.shtml (518 words)

	Indian Ink, a CurtainUp review
		Indian Ink is the story of Flora Crewe, a British poet visiting India in 1930.
		The action weaves between her budding romance with an Indian painter, Nirad Das, who is painting her portrait, and her elderly sister in 1980.
		This is New York premiere of Indian Ink by Alter Ego, a young, primarily South Asian theatre group is large for an off-off-Broadway space as it must accommodate a 13-member cast and two different continents.
	www.curtainup.com /indianink2003.html (709 words)

	Regia Anglorum - Anglo-Saxon and Viking Crafts - Manuscript Production - Ink
		There were many other types of ink in use at the time, many of them obtained by suspending fl pigments in some other medium (cf.
		Compounds of gallic acid were also used as the basis for many fl inks, which worked by oxidising the surface of the vellum.
		If you are using a modern ink, beware of pure Indian ink - this is far 'fler' than most of the early medieval inks.
	www.regia.org /quill3.htm (969 words)

	Indian Ink Leasing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
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	www.indianink.com (83 words)

	The State Hermitage Museum: Hermitage News
		Microphones and amplifiers enabled the public to hear how Indian ink is ground in an ink-pot and how the master drives with a brush on the paper.
		Sudzuki Fujo (b.1943) a master of Indian ink painting, an architect of the first class, is the leader of the "Scientific-research Centre of Indian Ink Painting of Fujo" and teaches the basics of Indian ink technique in the NHK school.
		She had seven personal exhibitions, participates in numerous exhibitions of calligraphy and Indian ink painting with other artists.
	www.hermitagemuseum.org /html_En/11/b2003/hm11_1_21.html (188 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Indian Ink (Acting Edition S.): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Indian Ink attempts to justify our cultural milieu by juxtaposing two highly individual and sometimes over-idealistic cultures.
		The staging of this play is superb and the mix of the two cultures - 1930s India and 1980s Britain - highlights the cross-culture fixtures that lend an air of almost fantasy to this highly-lucid play, one instance being the servants which "operate freely between the two periods".
		Those who have enjoyed Tom Stoppard's other work will not be let down by Indian Ink, even if their only interpretation is formed from reading the book.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0573017964 (415 words)

	Eye - Spilling Stoppard's Ink - 03.28.02
		Tom Stoppard's Indian Ink -- a quietly elegant and moving drama adapted by the British playwright from an earlier radio play and turned into a modest stage hit in London in 1995 -- is yet another artistic attempt to make sense of India, where Stoppard spent many years.
		Her sometimes scandalous life is the subject of a biographical inquiry more than 50 years later by one of Stoppard's favourite comic targets, a pedantic academic who has a scholarly talent for misreading Flora's life.
		While Flora may credit her new lease on life to an Indian trip, Reid has learned her lessons from the whirlwind that is life as a Canadian celebrity.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_03.28.02/arts/indianink.html (842 words)

	'Indian Ink' provokes thought, discussion - PittsburghLIVE.com
		Tom Stoppard's "Indian Ink" ponders who we are and how we define ourselves and others as nations and as people as it shifts between period, place and perspective.
		One part of "Indian Ink" looks at Flora Crewe, a sexually adventurous young English poetess as she visits India in 1930 and has her portrait painted by an Indian artist.
		But "Indian Ink" also intrigues with commentary on the multiple strands of influence that form how we identify ourselves and others.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/entertainment/s_86033.html (794 words)

	Indian Ink
		As Arcadia crisscrossed time periods from the early nineteenth century to the present, Indian Ink takes us back and forth between Flora's adventures in 1930 India and the 1980's, when a biographer is researching her life with a good deal of assistance from Flora's surviving older sister.
		The leads, Susan Gibney as Flora, and Art Malik as her Indian artist friend, Nirad Das, are first rate in every way, wryly catching both the chemistry and the cross cultural difficulties of the central relationship in the play.
		Jean Stapleton, playing Flora's sister, retains her delicious sense of comic timing, but her generic American accent was inappropriate and off-putting, her projection on opening night was poor, and her flubbed lines probably should be blamed on what seemed an inadequately rehearsed show.
	www.culturevulture.net /Theater/IndianInk.htm (750 words)

	Theater News - Reviews: Indian Ink -
		So it was a bit of a surprise to hear that his Indian Ink, which bowed on the London stage in 1995, is just now debuting in NYC at the modest Off-Off Broadway Walkerspace downtown.
		Indian Ink concerns a British poet named Flora Crewe who, in 1930, goes to India for the good of her health.
		The heart of Indian Ink is the relationship -- as both friends and fellow artists -- between Flora Crewe and Nirad Das.
	www.theatermania.com /content/news.cfm?int_news_id=3827 (709 words)

	Passage to `Indian' Has Rewarding End / Stoppard's play complex, smart, funny
		``Indian Ink'' is smart and sensual, mournful and funny, caustic and hopeful, leisurely and issue- packed.
		``Indian Ink'' is a kind of mural of English-Indian relations, with gin- swilling colonials, coyly deferential servants, a romantic English pragmatist (David Conrad), a sybaritic Rajah (Shelly Desai) and word of Gandhi on the march against the salt tax.
		What the Indians consider ``rebellion'' the English see as ``mutiny.'' The imperialist English language is also, paradoxically, the path to a nationalist independence.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/1999/02/26/DD105421.DTL (937 words)

	Stage Review: Layers of memory and love unfold in 'Indian Ink'
		Simply let yourself go to be swirled up in Tom Stoppard's "Indian Ink," a layered comedy about an English poet's artistic-erotic visit to India in 1930 and the attempt of others to come to terms with its legacy 55 years later.
		The other is the Anglicized painter son of the Indian who painted Flora's portrait, both as English poet and as Indian erotic image.
		But "Indian Ink" is inconceivable without three strong Indian actors.
	www.post-gazette.com /ae/20020814indian4.asp (713 words)

	Compare the presentation of foreigners abroad in Indian Ink and A Room with a View.
		In Indian Ink Durance also has the common attitude of the English at the time of the Empire, whilst he tells Flora that he loves 'Indian' India, he feels superior to the Indians and goes to the club with the English community.
		She also tries to understand the Indian notion of Rasa and says to Das that she '"Didn't like you thinking that English was better just because it was English" '; (p44).
		However the way that she occasionally mocks Das could show her feelings of superiority towards the Indians, she is almost playing with him when she says '"You can imagine it but you cannot mount it"' and he is obviously distressed after she says it.
	www.coursework.info /i/58772.html (825 words)

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