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	Indigo - LoveToKnow 1911
		The indigo is contained in the leaf of the plant in the form of a colourless glucoside, known as indican, C14H1706N 3H20.
		At first sight it might appear that the use of indigo in England was rapidly declining, but this does not necessarily follow when it is borne in mind that London was formerly the distributing centre of natural indigo for the continent and America.
		In 1841 Erdmann and Laurent observed that on oxidation indigo yielded isatin; and in 1848 Fritzsche obtained aniline by distilling the dyestuff with potash.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Indigo (1442 words)

	INDIGO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Prior to the development of synthetic aniline and indigo dyes, the indigo species were grown commercially in the East Indies, India, and parts of North, South, and Central America for export and domestic use.
		Indigo is generally grown as a perennial shrub, although in Morocco it grows as a biennial herbaceous plant (13.1-76).
		The indigo dye is a derivative of indican, a natural constituent of several of the Indigofera species (14.1-19).
	www.hort.purdue.edu /newcrop/med-aro/factsheets/INDIGO.html (498 words)

	Welcome to the Best of New Orleans!
		INDIGO chef-owner Randy Lewis was the talk of the nation before becoming the talk of the town.
		Soon we began a tally of deliberate indulgences: teak chairs with petal-shaped backs and more give than wood is allowed by nature, the Zen composition of tiny wooden salt and pepper bowls and tiny oyster spoons on each table, and wines poured into appropriate stemware (narrow-mouthed for white; gaping for red).
		The only luxury I missed at Indigo – aside from a food dictionary to decipher the menu’s gourmet word jumble – was an acknowledgement when I returned a painfully salty ham hock salad uneaten.
	www.bestofneworleans.com /cuis/restreviews/indigo.html (811 words)

	Indigo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Indigo (or spectral indigo) is the color on the spectrum between 440 and 420 nanometres in wavelength, placing it between blue and violet.
		Indigo and violet are different from purple (as defined by chromaticians [color scientists]) which does not exist on the electromagnetic spectrum and which can be achieved using additive primary colors by mixing blue light with a red light.
		Of all the pure chromas, indigo has what chromaticians call the highest value, i.e., indigo is intrinsically the darkest of the colors on the color wheel, just as yellow has the lowest value of all the colors on the color wheel, i.e., yellow is the lightest pure chroma on the color wheel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Indigo (1213 words)

	Indigo
		In 1598 indigo was prohibited in France and parts of Germany, and dyers had to swear, often on the pain of death, that they would not use that dye.
		The indigo plant was known to early Guatemalan colonialists by the Nahuatl word xiquilite, and the dye was known to contemporaries as “Guatemalan Indigo.”
		By 1740 sugar had replaced indigo as the main crop of Jamaica, but, on the other hand, this was also the beginning of the indigo boom in South Carolina.
	www.bell.lib.umn.edu /Products/Indigo.html (1236 words)

	Indigo dye - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Many indigo plantations were established by European powers in tropical climates; it was a major crop in Jamaica and South Carolina, with much or all of the labor performed by enslaved Africans and African-Americans.
		Indigo is a challenging dye to use because it is not soluble in water; to be dissolved, it must undergo a chemical change.
		Indigo is a dark blue crystalline powder that melts at 390°–392°C. It is insoluble in water, alcohol, or ether but soluble in chloroform, nitrobenzene, or concentrated sulfuric acid.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Indigo_dye (1779 words)

	Indigo Clothing \| Promotional Clothing \| T-shirt Printing & Embroidery \| UK
		Indigo has always had an ethical policy and this means you can be sure the clothes are made by people whose rights are protected.
		Indigo Clothing supplies promotional clothing to a number of blue chip companies and understands the needs of big business, especially tight deadlines and the need for quality garments that impress clients.
		Indigo are proud to be the exclusive licensee of Hugh's limited edition t-shirts.
	www.indigoclothing.com (495 words)

	INDIGO Restaurant. Quite Delicious.
		Indigo restaurant's interior design is the creation of Anna Veyna with Brian Laczko, who also collaborated on the recently completed Yabbies Coastal Kitchen and Emma.
		Veyna brought the elements of simplicity and elegance together by using Indigo colored fabrics and textures." A distinctive bar, high ceilings, draped archways, rich wood paneling and velvet covered banquettes create an inviting interior that is......
		Indigo is located at 687 McAllister Street between Gough and Franklin in San Francisco's Civic Center District.
	www.indigorestaurant.com /info.html (239 words)

	chemistry of natural and synthetic indigo dyes
		The vats, which are usually made of brick lined with cement, have an area of about 400 square feet and are 3 feet deep, are arranged in two rows, the tops of the bottom or "beating vats" being generally on a level with the bottoms of the fermenting vats.
		The indigo plant is allowed to steep till the rapid fermentation, which quickly sets in, has almost ceased, the time required being from 10-15 hours.
		The pulpy mass of indigo is then boiled with water for some hours to remove impurities, filtered through thick woollen or coarse canvas bags, then pressed to remove as much of the moisture as possible, after which it is cut into cubes and finally air-dried.
	www.chriscooksey.demon.co.uk /indigo (675 words)

	Main Page - IRIS Indigo Wiki
		The Iris Indigo is a graphical UNIX workstation introduced in 1991 by SGI, and was one of the most p owerful 3D machines on the market at the time.
		The first Indigo has a 32-bit, 33Mhz MIPS R3000 RISC CPU with SGI 64-pin proprietary memory, keyboard, and mouse, and is cap able of addressing up to 96MB of memory.
		Most Indigo R3k machines were marked with a graphics level logo on the door, and R4k Indigos had a graphics badge to identify which graphics option they had.
	www.irisindigo.com (633 words)

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		These attributes influence the behavior of Indigo as methods enter and leave a service, enforcing the policies that are initially declared by the developer and then made concrete through configuration by the administrator.
		The Indigo connector is designed to have a small footprint and excellent throughput and latency characteristics, which enables it to be used in performance-sensitive systems.
		Though Indigo allows objects with arbitrary methods to be stored in a message, all message parts may be interacted with uniformly according to the SOAP and XML data models.
	msdn.microsoft.com /msdnmag/issues/04/01/Indigo/default.aspx (4977 words)

	Indigo - overview
		The most typical source of indigo is woad, shown in this field.
		Today, indigo is also produced by the bacterium E.
		Indigo is most commonly used as a dye for fabrics, as this woman is doing (Podor, Senegal).
	webexhibits.org /pigments/indiv/overview/indigo.html (158 words)

	Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Located at 45 Chapel St Needham, MA Indigo brings the essence of fashionable, European cities to the western suburbs.
		Indigo is an elegant yet casual restaurant and has been given a top rating by Zagat Survey and rated "Gourmet Greatness" by the Phantom Gourmet.
		To further enhance Indigo's dining experience, Chef Todd Ciampolillo has carefully created a menu that has a respect for European tradition, while adding his own American flair.
	www.indigo-needham.com (234 words)

	Indigo - India
		Indigo (Neel) dyeing and the use of block-printing to produce patterns on cloth have been known for centuries.
		The transforming properties of the Indigo plant (ASURI) find a mention in the Atharva Veda and the varied tones of Indigo Blue appear in clothes worn by men and women in the Rock Paintings of Ajanta, Bagh and in the Wall Paintings of Alchi and Tanjore.
		An analysis of the Indigo Dye in these Fostat fabrics has led to the belief that the origin of these resist cloth was Gujarat in India.
	www.indigo-india.com (356 words)

	Microsoft Web services plan targets Java \| CNET News.com
		Indigo is tightly linked to Microsoft's Windows operating system and should update the company's.Net Framework tool for building applications.
		Indigo is expected to incorporate the latest advances in Web services standards in security, reliability and transactions.
		Indigo is expected to reach developers at about the same time as the launch of the Longhorn edition of Windows Server, according to a recent presentation given by Microsoft's senior vice president for servers and tools, Eric Rudder.
	news.com.com /Microsoft+...+plan+targets+Java/2100-1012_3-5061198.html (1356 words)

	Indigo Children
		The Indigo Child is a boy or girl who displays a new and unusual set of psychological attributes, revealing a pattern of behavior generally undocumented before.
		You may not be an indigo child like some; you are a variation, for they are not all the same.
		So please, Beloved Indigo Child, please honor and love yourself and know that you are honored in Heaven, even as you shall be honored on Earth.
	www.namastecafe.com /evolution/indigo/default.htm (1659 words)

	Metagifted Education Resource Organization: Home
		Many of the lightworkers today are Indigos, and by the way, Wendy, the Director of Metagifted, is also an Adult Indigo.
		One of the best ways to help your Indigo is to have them trained in energy shielding and energy healing such as Shamballa or other forms of Reiki, or Tai Chi, Qi Gong, or related practices.
		Indigos are often very intelligent and creative, but also nonconformist and have great distaste for 'systems' and any sort of authority.
	www.metagifted.org (940 words)

	Indigo Eurasian Cuisine Restaurant Hawaii Regional Eurasian Cuisine Fine Dining Honolulu Hawaii
		Perhaps it was the childhood memories of impressive holiday feasts cooked by his Chinese grandmother that made Glenn Chu want to be a chef.
		Indigo was also featured in the infamous Visa commercial with Hawaii's own sumo champion, Yokozuna Konishki.
		Indigo's romantic dining room is the perfect setting for such a meal, with hand carved Indonesian wood panels, Asian Lanterns, decorative rattan and bamboo, and lush, tropical plants overlooking a picturesque waterfall.
	www.indigo-hawaii.com (302 words)

	IndiGO - Indiana County Transit Authority - Indiana, Pennsylvania
		Incorporated in July, 1979, IndiGO has grown from a tiny organization in a rented facility with two leased school buses serving 1800 riders in the first year to a flourishing, well funded and vital public transportation provider.
		IndiGO offices and maintenance facility are open from 8:00 a.m.
		If you don't find the information you need here, Voice mail and complete scheduling information is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-442-6928 or 1-724-465-2140, or Email info@indigobus.com.
	www.indigobus.com (378 words)

	Amazon.com: Indigo: Books: Graham Joyce (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This manuscript, written in invisible ink that comes to light when exposed to oxygen, is called Indigo and is a Manual of Light concerned with the art of invisibilityof going unseen or of assuming an aura that more or less deflects being seen.
		The aura comes from the color indigo, a richly deep twilight blue that cant be seen itself without the self-training set forth by the guidebookwhose every word is included here.
		Indigo is one of those books that you either love or hate.
	www.amazon.com /Indigo-Graham-Joyce/dp/0671039385 (1899 words)

	The Indigo Children
		The Indigo label describes the energy pattern of human behavior which exists in over 95% of the children born in the last 10 years This phenomena is happening globally and eventually the Indigos will replace all other colors.
		One thesis of The Indigo Children seems to be that many children diagnosed as having attention deficit disorder (ADD) or ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) represent "a new kind of evolution of humanity."* These children don't need drugs like Ritalin, but special care and training.
		The Indigo Child is recognizable by his or her aura and by certain other traits, according to The Indigo Children website (owned by Kryon Writings).
	skepdic.com /indigo.html (1579 words)

	MPWG: Baptisia tinctoria (Wild Indigo)
		Among the Cherokee and Iroquois, wild indigo is a traditional remedy for various sorts of pain, as well as for ailments of the liver and venereal disease.
		Although wild indigo is not extremely rare or extremely popular, it is uncommon in some parts of its range.
		If research into this plant makes it a popular remedy as it did for echinacea, there is a real possibility that wild indigo may disappear from these parts of its range.
	www.nps.gov /plants/medicinal/plants/baptisia_tinctoria.htm (215 words)

	Rockford Lhotka - Is Indigo compelling or boring?
		Indigo is Microsoft’s code name for the technology that will bring together the functionality in today’s.NET Remoting, Enterprise Services, Web services (including WSE) and MSMQ.
		Certainly the Indigo team feels a great deal of pride in their work and they paint this as a very big and compelling technology.
		While there’s no doubt that Indigo is much easier to use and more clear than any previous RPC scheme, it is also quite true that Indigo merely lets us do what we could already do.
	www.lhotka.net /WeBlog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=7849bd66-21b9-4731-9a22-1d617f0f9455 (921 words)

	Echo Digital Audio Corporation
		Indigo IO offers one stereo 1/8 inch analog input and output on a Type II Cardbus card powered by your notebook computer.
		A unique feature of the Indigo IO is the use of "virtual" outputs.
		Indigo IO appears to software as if it has eight separate outputs, which are digitally mixed down to the physical outputs using Indigo IO's "console" software and its on-board DSP.
	www.echoaudio.com /Products/CardBus/IndigoIO/index.php (203 words)

	Indigo (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I visited the showing of Indigo in Amsterdam and I invited six friends to join me. Stimulated by the emails, the announcements from the Spiritual Cinema Circle and a trailer-DVD that was sent to me, I had high expectations.
		The indigo child was turned into a super child by combining several rare but proved traits in one character.
		But it will definitely ruin their reputation in the long term, which would be a pity for the spiritual community and the society as a whole.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0379322 (542 words)

	Indigo Arts: Tribal Art, Folk Art, Ethnographic Art
		Indigo celebrates color, texture, and the boundless creativity of the human spirit, with an international bazaar of art and artifacts collected from Asia, Africa and the Americas.
		Indigo showcases the jewelry of Blue Jaguar, Devi Cholet, Helios, Amy Kahn Russell, Tribalinks and many other fine American and international designers.
		We are also the publishers of Indigo Arts Cards, an eclectic and international line of notecards and postcards featuring popular, folk and contemporary arts from around the world.
	www.indigoarts.com /main.html (599 words)

	Indigo - Neale Donald Walsch - Independent Feature Films from monterey media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Together they flee from her unstable father, embarking on an extraordinary passage of self discovery in which this exceptional child gradually gains his love and guides her family to a place of unity.
		Indigo children and their ability to communicate in unique ways with each other, heal, and even foresee events, are well documented.
		This inspirational film, "Indigo", from producer Stephen Simon ("Somewhere in Time", and "What Dreams May Come") and co-written by James Twyman (author of the bestselling "Emissary of Light") and Neale Donald Walsch, serves as an affirmation of spiritual principles universal to all mankind.
	www.montereymedia.com /independent/indigo.html (235 words)

	IndigoDance.net :: Welcome!
		Indigo captivates audiences with her fiery interpretation of this dance of the East.
		Indigo currently enjoys performing at restaurants, nightclubs, parties and weddings from Bellingham to Seattle.
		Indigo is also a founding member and performer of the Professional BellyDance Troupe Fleurs de Egypte.
	www.indigodance.net (126 words)

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