Looking for a web designer placed preferably in Delhi or gurgaon. Two
small scale websites in hand.
Please get in touch.Also send in links of websites done earlier

Sangita
we design
9818529244

:-) nice.

By the way, I thought global warming was due to greenhouse gas
emissions and not consumption of energy necessarily.

In the current scenario, consumption of energy results in greenhouse
gas emissions because of the use of conventional energy sources. If we
can move to non-conventional sources, these emissions can be reduced.
But then that's a whole new topic.

By the way, we will have to take up environmental responsibility soon.
It will no longer be a matter of choice - it will become a necessity.
Once the cost advantage of conventional energy sources ends, we will
automatically switch to the non-conventional ones. Cost of energy will
also drive us to become environmentally responsible.

Best regards,
Saumitri


--- In designindia@..., "Pankaj Sapkal"
<pankaj.sapkal@...> wrote:
>
> Alas, it seems that we will have to put up with damaged eyesight &
> headaches now, if we are to avert global warming to due increased
> consumption of energy!
>
> Perhaps, the externality costs of Blackle could be assigned to a
> health-care fund for treating headaches caused by unergonomical
> design? And not to mention - depression, as avid surfers will be soon
> feel depressed due to the dark color scheme and they might have to
> take anti-depressants.
>
> No matter what we do, it seems we can't win.
> Perhaps surfing itself is the root cause of all energy evils, then!
>
> Okay, I am only kidding - kindly do not take anything said above in a
> serious vein! The idea of using only black does seem funny to me,
> while certainly, it is intriguing at first glance.
>
> Its the equivalent of the idea of banning all non-productive browsing
> to reduce global warming. Cute idea, thats all. What strikes me as
> funny is that why is only google singled out for this treatment? Why
> not ALL search engines? And by extrapolation, all corporates claiming
> environmental responsibility?
>
> This is kind of similar to the example that Toffler suggested
> tongue-in-cheek in one of his books - one can reduce road accidents
> radically by over 95% and save millions of valuable lives every year -
> very predictably, too - if we pass strict regulations that everybody
> is to drive below the speed of 15 mph.
>
> Sure, it can be done, and so many lives can be saved. But, will it
> ever happen? It cannot, because the human race will not consider human
> lives to be SO important as to save them by such a radical measure.
>
> There are always limitations on how far anyone will go to save the
world.
>
> - Pankaj Sapkal
> IDC (90-92)
>
>
>
> --- In designindia@..., "saumitri" <saumitri_c@> wrote:
> >
> > Hmmm... tried out the Blackle site. In less than 3 mins, my eyes began
> > to twitch and i seem to be having a headache...oops.
> >
> > White text on black background isn't pleasant to read, especially when
> > its something like search results where there is a lot of text.
> >
> > By all means lets save power, but not arbitrarily without a thought
> > for the user who is going to read the stuff.
> >
> > Best Regards,
> > Saumitri
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In designindia@..., "Anirudh Natu"
> > <anirudh.natu@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Dear Sugandh,
> > > Mind boggling figures ,Quite intersting to note what a small
> change can
> > > contribute across the globe when it comes to eco friendly drive.
> > > Regards
> > > Anirudh Natu
> > > HOD Product Design
> > > Symbiosis Institute of Design
>

This is not entirely accurate. It's true only for CRT monitors (which are
obsolete now).

Only CRT displays use more energy to display brighter things. On an LCD
monitor, a black pixel uses more energy than a white pixel.

For an LCD monitor, the backlight on an LCD is on for the entire LCD,
regardless of which color is being shown. An LCD monitor uses subtractive
color -- a white pixel lets the backlight pass through, and a black pixel is
using red green and blue to filter and blockout the backlight. To display a
black pixel, the LCD blocks out light. When an LCD monitor shows pure black,
that's actually the point at which the monitor is working the hardest,
blocking out lights for all the pixels (thus using more voltage). Changing
from black to white may save some energy on CRT displays, it might actually
cause LCD displays to use slightly more energy.

That means, if you're going to use one of these "Black Google" sites using
an LCD monitor, you're actually wasting more
energy<http://www.alt-this.com/?q=node/18>.
Not to mention, that it will cause unnecessary stress to your eyes, possibly
leading to computer vision syndrome.

This is quite old actually. It was on Digg front page long time back, and
people pointed out that it's valid only for LCD monitors. I don't know why
this was posted at Treehugger again, without any mentioning that it works
only for CRT monitors.

See the comments on that post:
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/05/black_google_sa.php#c136088
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/05/black_google_sa.php#c136107

Regards
Manish Nema
UI designer
Infosys
MDes, IITK 2005

On 6/2/07, reachsuggie <reachsuggie@...> wrote:
>
>   Blackle -- Heard of this…..?
>
> Blackle is nothing but a black version of google.
>
> "A few months ago, TreeHugger Mark Ontkush wrote a post on his blog
> EcoIron
> titled Black Google Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year. The post
> lays out
> the following train of thought. "An all white web page uses about 74 watts
> to display, while an all black page uses only 59 watts." Google, which has
> a white background and gets about "200 million queries a day" could reduce
> global energy use by 750 Megawatt-hours a year by simply changing the
> color
> of its homepage to black.
>
> In response to this post a black version of Google emerged called
> Blackle.com. According to Blackle's homepage at publication time,
> 4,408.917
> Watt hours have been saved by. Nice ideas. But how does the search measure
> up? Very well indeed. Give it a whirl yourself and start saving energy one
> search at a time. :: Blackle.com
>
> I recommend you all to use this as your home page or default search
> engine.
> Kindly pass this on to people you know and spread the word.
> So here's your site: http://www.blackle.com/
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sugandh Goel
>
> Industrial Designer
> Whirlpool Corporation
> USA
> +1.614.477.4698
> www.purebysugandh.com
>
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Alas, it seems that we will have to put up with damaged eyesight &
headaches now, if we are to avert global warming to due increased
consumption of energy!

Perhaps, the externality costs of Blackle could be assigned to a
health-care fund for treating headaches caused by unergonomical
design? And not to mention - depression, as avid surfers will be soon
feel depressed due to the dark color scheme and they might have to
take anti-depressants.

No matter what we do, it seems we can't win.
Perhaps surfing itself is the root cause of all energy evils, then!

Okay, I am only kidding - kindly do not take anything said above in a
serious vein! The idea of using only black does seem funny to me,
while certainly, it is intriguing at first glance.

Its the equivalent of the idea of banning all non-productive browsing
to reduce global warming. Cute idea, thats all. What strikes me as
funny is that why is only google singled out for this treatment? Why
not ALL search engines? And by extrapolation, all corporates claiming
environmental responsibility?

This is kind of similar to the example that Toffler suggested
tongue-in-cheek in one of his books - one can reduce road accidents
radically by over 95% and save millions of valuable lives every year -
very predictably, too - if we pass strict regulations that everybody
is to drive below the speed of 15 mph.

Sure, it can be done, and so many lives can be saved. But, will it
ever happen? It cannot, because the human race will not consider human
lives to be SO important as to save them by such a radical measure.

There are always limitations on how far anyone will go to save the world.

- Pankaj Sapkal
IDC (90-92)



--- In designindia@..., "saumitri" <saumitri_c@...> wrote:
>
> Hmmm... tried out the Blackle site. In less than 3 mins, my eyes began
> to twitch and i seem to be having a headache...oops.
>
> White text on black background isn't pleasant to read, especially when
> its something like search results where there is a lot of text.
>
> By all means lets save power, but not arbitrarily without a thought
> for the user who is going to read the stuff.
>
> Best Regards,
> Saumitri
>
>
>
> --- In designindia@..., "Anirudh Natu"
> <anirudh.natu@> wrote:
> >
> > Dear Sugandh,
> > Mind boggling figures ,Quite intersting to note what a small
change can
> > contribute across the globe when it comes to eco friendly drive.
> > Regards
> > Anirudh Natu
> > HOD Product Design
> > Symbiosis Institute of Design

Hmmm... tried out the Blackle site. In less than 3 mins, my eyes began
to twitch and i seem to be having a headache...oops.

White text on black background isn't pleasant to read, especially when
its something like search results where there is a lot of text.

By all means lets save power, but not arbitrarily without a thought
for the user who is going to read the stuff.

Best Regards,
Saumitri



--- In designindia@..., "Anirudh Natu"
<anirudh.natu@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Sugandh,
> Mind boggling figures ,Quite intersting to note what a small change can
> contribute across the globe when it comes to eco friendly drive.
> Regards
> Anirudh Natu
> HOD Product Design
> Symbiosis Institute of Design
> Vimannagar
> Pune
> +91 98220 08832
>
>
> On 6/2/07, reachsuggie <reachsuggie@...> wrote:
> >
> >   Blackle -- Heard of this…..?
> >
> > Blackle is nothing but a black version of google.
> >
> > "A few months ago, TreeHugger Mark Ontkush wrote a post on his blog
> > EcoIron
> > titled Black Google Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year. The post
> > lays out
> > the following train of thought. "An all white web page uses about
74 watts
> > to display, while an all black page uses only 59 watts." Google,
which has
> > a white background and gets about "200 million queries a day"
could reduce
> > global energy use by 750 Megawatt-hours a year by simply changing the
> > color
> > of its homepage to black.
> >
> > In response to this post a black version of Google emerged called
> > Blackle.com <http://blackle.com/>. According to Blackle's homepage at
> > publication time,
> > 4,408.917
> > Watt hours have been saved by. Nice ideas. But how does the search
measure
> > up? Very well indeed. Give it a whirl yourself and start saving
energy one
> > search at a time. :: Blackle.com <http://blackle.com/>
> >
> > I recommend you all to use this as your home page or default search
> > engine.
> > Kindly pass this on to people you know and spread the word.
> > So here's your site: http://www.blackle.com/
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Sugandh Goel
> >
> > Industrial Designer
> > Whirlpool Corporation
> > USA
> > +1.614.477.4698
> > www.purebysugandh.com
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Hi Sugandh

Thanks for this great link-I have been spreading the word

if you haven't already seen it, the following url to  a Utube video of Alex
Steffen (of
worldchanging) on sustainable design that one of my students in Srishti's Design
that
Matters forwarded to me is worth viewing for all designers, -there are several
great
examples of sustainable design -but the flowers that turn red when there are
landmines
around is a particularly beautiful example of world changing ideas that I hope
Indian
designers will begin to engage with, instead of the thousands of unsustainable
products
and services we are dumping on Indian consumers today.

http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/74

Uma V. Chandru
Environmental Design and Behavioral Analysis, Purdue (1989)
Srishti


--- In designindia@..., "Anirudh Natu" <anirudh.natu@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Sugandh,
> Mind boggling figures ,Quite intersting to note what a small change can
> contribute across the globe when it comes to eco friendly drive.
> Regards
> Anirudh Natu
> HOD Product Design
> Symbiosis Institute of Design
> Vimannagar
> Pune
> +91 98220 08832
>
>
> On 6/2/07, reachsuggie <reachsuggie@...> wrote:
> >
> >   Blackle -- Heard of this…..?
> >
> > Blackle is nothing but a black version of google.
> >
> > "A few months ago, TreeHugger Mark Ontkush wrote a post on his blog
> > EcoIron
> > titled Black Google Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year. The post
> > lays out
> > the following train of thought. "An all white web page uses about 74 watts
> > to display, while an all black page uses only 59 watts." Google, which has
> > a white background and gets about "200 million queries a day" could reduce
> > global energy use by 750 Megawatt-hours a year by simply changing the
> > color
> > of its homepage to black.
> >
> > In response to this post a black version of Google emerged called
> > Blackle.com <http://blackle.com/>. According to Blackle's homepage at
> > publication time,
> > 4,408.917
> > Watt hours have been saved by. Nice ideas. But how does the search measure
> > up? Very well indeed. Give it a whirl yourself and start saving energy one
> > search at a time. :: Blackle.com <http://blackle.com/>
> >
> > I recommend you all to use this as your home page or default search
> > engine.
> > Kindly pass this on to people you know and spread the word.
> > So here's your site: http://www.blackle.com/
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Sugandh Goel
> >
> > Industrial Designer
> > Whirlpool Corporation
> > USA
> > +1.614.477.4698
> > www.purebysugandh.com
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Dear Sugandh,
Mind boggling figures ,Quite intersting to note what a small change can
contribute across the globe when it comes to eco friendly drive.
Regards
Anirudh Natu
HOD Product Design
Symbiosis Institute of Design
Vimannagar
Pune
+91 98220 08832


On 6/2/07, reachsuggie <reachsuggie@...> wrote:
>
>   Blackle -- Heard of this…..?
>
> Blackle is nothing but a black version of google.
>
> "A few months ago, TreeHugger Mark Ontkush wrote a post on his blog
> EcoIron
> titled Black Google Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year. The post
> lays out
> the following train of thought. "An all white web page uses about 74 watts
> to display, while an all black page uses only 59 watts." Google, which has
> a white background and gets about "200 million queries a day" could reduce
> global energy use by 750 Megawatt-hours a year by simply changing the
> color
> of its homepage to black.
>
> In response to this post a black version of Google emerged called
> Blackle.com <http://blackle.com/>. According to Blackle's homepage at
> publication time,
> 4,408.917
> Watt hours have been saved by. Nice ideas. But how does the search measure
> up? Very well indeed. Give it a whirl yourself and start saving energy one
> search at a time. :: Blackle.com <http://blackle.com/>
>
> I recommend you all to use this as your home page or default search
> engine.
> Kindly pass this on to people you know and spread the word.
> So here's your site: http://www.blackle.com/
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sugandh Goel
>
> Industrial Designer
> Whirlpool Corporation
> USA
> +1.614.477.4698
> www.purebysugandh.com
>
>
>


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Hi Everyone,
   I love to show you my new work. See here http://www.antsindia.com/. This
project we are working with couple of months and really passionate about it to
show how creative we can think  , in little different way.

   It will be really nice to hear from you, your feedback/ suggestions anything.

     Regards

     vivek
   thedesigntree
   Bangalore, India



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Mehmood Khan has been a fellow traveler of Indian Design for a long
time. Over thirty years ago Prof. Ravi Mathai established the Jawaja
Project, a collaborative venture between the NID and the IIM focusing
on achieving self-reliance through self-education, with the long term
goal of building local leadership through a process of partnerships..

Today Mehmood Khan is Global Leader of Innovation Process Development
at Unilever. He has been with Unilever since 1982 and has worked in
wide areas of the business; Marketing, Exports, Procurement, Business
Development and Innovation. Out of 25 years in Unilever, 10 years
have been in pioneering new business in places like Vietnam,
Cambodia, Laos, Mongolia and North Korea, along with developing new
portfolios in China and other countries in East Asia. His leadership
role at Unilever centers on establishing Unilever Innovation
Communities across the business as well as spanning across
Categories, Brands, Continents and Country boundaries. Through
Mehmood's drive, these Innovation Communities provide platforms for
building innovation capabilities, incubate creativities, and grow
them into true business innovations.

Mehmood is focused on the issue of sustainable value creation. He
continues to maintain focus on rural India through the Mewat project
for Grassroots Empowerment.

Design with India approached Mehmood to share his journey with the
members of this forum. We are particularly fascinated by his focus on
co-creating value by cultivating innovative communities both within
the corporate world and in the dusty lanes of rural India. We
recognize that designers are keen on discovering new niches that are
latent or invisible to the eye today. We are interested in exploring
new models of work that would help us play a personally meaningful
and professionally rewarding role In a complex environment that
appears conflicted between the rich and the poor, urban and the
rural, the west and the east and the consumerist and socially
responsible communities, Mehmood’s life experience can open new
opportunities for reflection and exploration.

Please visit www.designwithindia.com for the interview



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Please visit Designwithindia.com for the latest interview with Mehmood Khan

Mehmood Khan has been a fellow traveler of Indian Design for a long
time. Over thirty years ago Prof. Ravi Mathai established the Jawaja
Project, a collaborative venture between the NID and the IIM focusing
on achieving self-reliance through self-education, with the long term
goal of building local leadership through a process of partnerships..

Today Mehmood Khan is Global Leader of Innovation Process Development
at Unilever. He has been with Unilever since 1982 and has worked in
wide areas of the business; Marketing, Exports, Procurement, Business
Development and Innovation. Out of 25 years in Unilever, 10 years have
been in pioneering new business in places like Vietnam, Cambodia,
Laos, Mongolia and North Korea, along with developing new portfolios
in China and other countries in East Asia. His leadership role at
Unilever centers on establishing Unilever Innovation Communities
across the business as well as spanning across Categories, Brands,
Continents and Country boundaries. Through Mehmood's drive, these
Innovation Communities provide platforms for building innovation
capabilities, incubate creativities, and grow them into true business
innovations.

Mehmood is focused on the issue of sustainable value creation. He
continues to maintain focus on rural India through the Mewat project
for Grassroots Empowerment.

Design with India approached Mehmood to share his journey with the
members of this forum. We are particularly fascinated by his focus on
co-creating value by cultivating innovative communities both within
the corporate world and in the dusty lanes of rural India. We
recognize that designers are keen on discovering new niches that are
latent or invisible to the eye today. We are interested in exploring
new models of work that would help us play a personally meaningful and
professionally rewarding role In a complex environment that appears
conflicted between the rich and the poor, urban and the rural, the
west and the east and the consumerist and socially responsible
communities, Mehmood's life experience can open new opportunities for
reflection and exploration.

Uday

Hi,

If any of you are in London at this time of the year, please do come
for the show.


Dhanush
IDC 2000-2002


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To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the
Exhibition Road area, which was created following the Great Exhibition
of 1851, the RCA will be holding the Summer Show at a bigger scale
than usual, outdoors at the Kensington Gardens, running simultaneously
with an exhibition in the College galleries. Supported by generous
sponsorship from The Conran Foundation and located near the site of
the original Great Exhibition of 1851, the extra space will enable the
RCA to show the work of the entire College's graduates at the same
time. The show will feature the work of over 400 students from the
Schools of Fine & Applied Art, Architecture & Design, Communications,
Fashion & Textiles and Humanities.

Friday 15 June – Thursday 28 June.

Opening Hours: 12 noon - 9pm daily except for Tues 26 June when the
exhibition will close at 5pm.

Guided Tours
Weekdays: 1pm and 6pm, weekends at 12noon

http://fts.rca.ac.uk/download/?u=matthew.booth&k=bas8migq

http://www.rca.ac.uk/pages/news/rca_announces_the_great_3824.html





--- In designindia@..., "Sudhir Sharma"
<sudhirelephant@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> i have finally laid my hands on a full computer and that too at
Apple store in London. for all
> the standardisation freaks in retail boom, apple store in london is
a take off on the one in
> newyork 5th avenue, complete with glass elevator (patented).
>
> This is the first time in many years that i have travelled without
carrying a laptop with me and
> surviving only on my blackberry. Beleive me the expereince is
heavenly, freedom and still
> connected all the time. Busy ones must try this.
>
> regards
> Sudhir Sharma
> 1989 nid
> elephant
> London
>

hi,

welcome to design india egroup. I am sudhir sharma and i moderate this group.
I was in NID during 1983-1989 time and then started elephant design with four
other graduates.

It will be very nice if u can post a brief introduction of yr self on the group
as yr first message. Where are u, what are u doing, where did u study and any
issues u may want to disscuss. this will help others and friends to know that u
are there and to know u.

Also chk out pictures, update yr address in database phonebook as well as take
part in Polls. You have a choice of not recieving mails in yr mailbox and chk
them online...if u need any help on this count let me know.

the membership to this group is through invitation only...only u can invite yr
friend, or whomever u think worthy of being on a professional designers group.
DO send me a mail if you want someone to be invited on the group.

thank you once again and keep posting messages.

regards
sudhir sharma

Get up be counted, Have you casted your Vote?

Visit POLL section of the this yahoo egroup regularily and put in your opinion,
It is surprising ho many of us think of design profession and what it really
is...

You are welcome to debate those issues, but your vote can tilt the poll...

So be there...sign of leadership is that they are always there.....

lets remove some myths from our profession...POLL...and often.

regards
PS: you need a yahoo id for polling. In case you do not want yahoo id...just
mail in your opinion.

hi,

just reminding a small protocol which if followed would make our identification
precise and contextual.

Please end yr post or mail (everytime) as folows:

Your name + surname (now)
school , your discpline
Year of graduating
now at company
city

for example:

Sudhir Sharma
NID, VC (or visual communication)
1989
Elephant Design
Pune

regards

Sudhir Sharma
NID, VC (or visual communication)
1989
Elephant Design
Pune

Chairman's Desk:

Whenever I hear an old song of "Another brick in the wall" by Pink
Floyd group

Daddy's home cross the Ocean.
Leaving just a memory.
The snapshot in the Family album.
Daddy what else did you leave for me?
Damn It! What did you leave behind for me?
All in all it was just a brick in the wall.
All in all it was all just bricks in the wall.
We don't need no education.
We don't need no thought control.
No dark sarcasm in the classroom.
Teacher leave the kids alone.
Hey, teacher leave the kids alone!
All in all it's just another brick in the wall.
All in all you're just another brick in the wall
We don't need no education.
We don't need no thought control.
No dark sarcasm in the classroom.
Teachers leave those kids alone.
Hey, Teacher leave those kids alone!
All in all you're just another brick in the wall.
All in all you're just another brick in the wall.
crowd noise
I don't need no arms around me.
And I don't need no drugs to calm me.
I have seen the writing on the wall.
Don't think I'll need anything at all.
No, don't think I'll need anything at all.
All in all it was just bricks in the wall.
All in all it was just bricks in the wall.

It shakes me and I ponder over what Education is? What I believe is
that objective of education should be to open the faculty of mind
which can take us ahead from where we are. It may lead to disaster
or prove
fruitful is in the womb of future for living ones. All education
starts from mystery and curiosity to demystification and that was
the beginning of phase of Black Magic. In Black Magic everything was
mysterious
and curiosity in man was very high for unveiling the same. It was
lack of knowledge , the fear of unknown, the fear of death and many
other factors they could not do what people can do as on today .I
admire their tenacity courage and even the way they had challenged
the death to know the truth. Slowly they conquered the fear of
death. The biggest achievement of mankind is that he has forgotten
the death and assumes that he has come to live forever on this
earth. This may be untrue but idea is working. This helps us to work
for the betterment of the society. The black Magic off shoots led to
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy and many more branches of
human learning.

I move further in history and find education moves from black magic
to traditional crafts then to Modern education. In society, modern
education (I call the western model of education) is not meeting the
desired objectives since it has left out many sides of human life
untouched and these have became unreachable to all of us. Some
section of society is demanding the concepts of Universal Education.
I personally believe that many school of thoughts should co exist in
our society and let them work on their parameters for betterment of
living being. This style of functioning has disadvantage that man
has tremendous potential but it is facing the problem of throughput
and wasting his creative energy in either repetitive or duplicate or
arguing for run down or lost in no goal because he is confined to
his own school of thoughts. His mind is closed . It lacks vision
faculty. I argue for standardization of every school of thought for
benefits for all and fast pace development. In this  standardization
of creative thoughts either it may kill the most creative thoughts
because it will not fit into the standard parameters set by our
society or our humankind is not that mature to understand the
individual's contribution. Take the example of Mr. Bole who invented
the logics and anticipated the birth of computer before 150 years.
Can flash of ideas be standardize? Some time some creative person
thinks beyond the imagination of entire humankind that no one has
ever thought in millions of years. Electricity was present in this
Universe before the day of earth existence, only Benjamin Franklin
could unveil the mystery. It is very immature in my part if I favor
one theory and ignore other. It is best let the readers should draw
their own conclusion. Diversity provides alternatives, thereby
funding freedom. For us education is a social function. Until we
know what sort of society is best, we do not know what sort of
education is best. One thing is their we are slowly moving from
traditional to progressive and one day we shall be in critical
education where we shall be in position to have the ability to
reason well and then disposition to do so.
Thanking you.
With regards
Dr. Sunil Bhatia
Dr_subha@...
www.designforall.in

FORTHCOMING ISSUE OF NEWSLETTER
(JUNE 2007 VOL-2, No-6)
We are publishing our June 2007 Vol-2, No-6 issue of newsletter of
Design For All Institute Of India on INDOJAPAN FRIENSHIP- 2007.
Designers from Japan contribute all the articles and it is
collaborative publication with IAUD (International Association Of
Universal Design- Japan). This issue has Guest Editor - President of
IAUD.

INDEX:
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Information Technology, Instruction and
Student Service ………. ……………………… 6
Dr. Sheryl Burgstahler, University of
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Care Centers
.…………………………………………………………30
Ms. Vicki L. Stoecklin , USA
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development of Tourist Destinations
…………………………………………………………..40
Dr. Scott Rains, San Jose, CA, USA
4 Program And Event
………………………………………………………….56
5. News
………………………………………………………….61
6. Job Opening
……………………………………………………………85
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Blackle is nothing but a black version of google.

"A few months ago, TreeHugger Mark Ontkush wrote a post on his blog
EcoIron
titled Black Google Would Save 750 Megawatt-hours a Year. The post
lays out
the following train of thought. "An all white web page uses about 74 watts
to display, while an all black page uses only 59 watts." Google, which has
a white background and gets about "200 million queries a day" could reduce
global energy use by 750 Megawatt-hours a year by simply changing the
color
of its homepage to black.


In response to this post a black version of Google emerged called
Blackle.com. According to Blackle's homepage at publication time,
4,408.917
Watt hours have been saved by. Nice ideas. But how does the search measure
up? Very well indeed. Give it a whirl yourself and start saving energy one
search at a time. :: Blackle.com

I recommend you all to use this as your home page or default search
engine.
Kindly pass this on to people you know and spread the word.
So here's your site: http://www.blackle.com/

Thanks,

Sugandh Goel

Industrial Designer
Whirlpool Corporation
USA
+1.614.477.4698
www.purebysugandh.com

FYI

if anyone interested please mail their CVs


regards
Subhan






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From: Vinay Pahlajani <vinaypahlajani@...>
Date: Jun 1, 2007 1:39 PM
Subject: Immediate requirement


Hi,

I am looking for some Game/Interaction/UI designers for our new studio at
Gurgaon.
Job description for the same is attached with the mail.Please lemme know
if any of your friends are interested in the profile.

We have openings for Sr. Designers/ fresh Designers, Commercial artists and
animators.I'll appreciate if you could fwd the
requirement to your relevant contacts.

Best Regards
Vinay Pahlajani


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Forwarding a mail about opportunities for gaming designers. please respond
directly to Mr Vinay Pahlajni.BalaDate: Sat, 2 Jun 2007 19:14:21 +0530From:
vinaypahlajani@...: abalasubramaniam@...: Re:
attachment??Hello Bala,

Thanks for your response! Here I am sending it again.
We have openings for different levels ( Entry/Jr./ Sr. Designers); I'll really
appreciate
if you could share the same with other related contacts.

Best Regards
Vinay

................................................................................\
.............
Company:
  Emantras Interactive Technologies Pvt.Ltd.
Post:
  Interaction/Game Designer
Location:
Gurgaon

We're hunting for a creatively-driven team of game specialists who want to be
responsible for the wildest and smartest ideas of this and future generations.
And if you're ready to change the world, WE WANT YOU.


Description:

Emantras Interactive technologies Pvt. Ltd. seeks talented, passionate
individuals who are fanatical about games on and off the job. This creative
talent should be laidback but intense, meticulous but efficient and willing to
go above and beyond to get the job done.


The US based company is setting up its new "Innovation lab" in Gurgaon, in
association with a research centre at IIT Kanpur. The Candidate will be a key
member of the team comprising of Designers, Project coordinators, Software
Engineers and 3D modelers. The team is primarily involved in design and
development of Interactive Computer Games and Interfaces for Domestic and
International market.


Role and responsibilities:
Gaming
Concept generation
Generating Story Board

Physical and computer modeling
2D and 3D renderings
Market Research
In all anything and everything for gaming and game designing









Qualification



Skill sets




Bachelor's or Master's degree/diploma in design (product design. Visual
communication/ interaction design)/ fine arts/ architecture or engineering






-
Sketching and rendering skills

-
Strong presentation skills

-
Conversant to 3DS Max/ Maya

-
Proficient in Corel Draw/Photoshop and Illustrator

-
Basic model making skills

-
Strong interpersonal skills

-
Must be able to multitask

-
Ability to work in a high paced environment with a positive outlook






Your experience as a gamer is the finest qualification













Compensation:
We believe in abilities more than experience; if you have it in you, here is an
opportunity to earn your worth.

Interested Candidates may please send there resume and portfolios to
vinayp@...

www.emantras.com

................................................................................\
...........................................................................

On 6/2/07, A Balasubramaniam <abalasubramaniam@...> wrote:

Hi..Your mail to the nid alumni came without an attchment..can you send the
requirements as a partof the mail text?ThanksBala

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Dear Friends and Seniors,
One of my company, Procam Mediatel's, website is almost done. Its already hosted
(www.procammediatel.com). It talks about us, and showcases our work. I would
really appreciate if you take some time off your busy schedule and visit the
site and give in your feedback for the design, content, usability etc...
So that I can incorporate your comments to make the site better and user
friendly.
The sound for the site is yet to be done and some links to be completed...
Your prompt response will be of great value to my company.
Warm Regards


rajat nagpal
   director, commercials, animation and design

   Procam Mediatel
     22, unique industrial estate,prabhadevi,
   mumbai 400025

   t: +91 22 66669887
   m: +91 22 9870231331
   f: +91 22 6662 7098
w: www.procammediatel.com



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Hi...
Reposting wt correction from my previous mail:
Mithila Singh is based in New Delhi, (not Nagpur)...

She is looking for designers (interior/furniture) and you can check out
her website www.m-atelier.biz and mail her at mithila@...

Thanks
Kalpana


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Dear Designindia members,

   A Delhi-based powertool manufacturers : Sandy Mahinery and Tools are looking
for Designers who can help them in designing their new range of Power tools.

   Those interested may write to sushilgupta@....

   With regards
   Seema
   ==================================================
     Seema Gupta
   Deputy Director-Technology & IPR Division
   Confederation of Indian Industry
   249-F, Sector-18
   Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV
   Gurgaon - 122015
   Tel: 0124-4101044, 0124-4014060-67 extn 339
   Fax: 0124-4014057
   E-mail : seema.gupta@...




---------------------------------
   From: sushil gupta [mailto:sushilgupta@...]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 4:01 PM
To: Seema Gupta; Mallikarjun Javali
Cc: Sanjay Keshary
Subject: rfq



       sir

   We are India's premium manufacturer of Powertools & having sales volume of
600,000 per year in Indian market.

   apart from above ranges we have worked on some more new models which are yet
to be finalised.

   In this regard we are in search of some resources who can help us the the
Asthetic design of the product , renovating & upgrading features & appearance of
the product by Architectural inputs.

   We request you to see our website.

   our website is www.horsepowertools.com

   sushilgupta
   9999600237

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-----------------------------------------POWER IN YOUR HAND               
SUSHIL GUPTA
MANAGER TECHINAL   SANDY MACHINERY & TOOLS CO. PVT. LTD.
210, PADMA TOWER - II,
22, RAJENDRA PLACE,
NEW DELHI - 110 008.     sushilgupta@...           tel:
fax:
mobile:   91-25822239/40
91-25741153
91-9818550921


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Dear Designindia members,

   Please block your diary for 7th Design Summit scheduled on 12-13 Dec 2007 at
Hotel Taj Westend, Bangalore.

   We hope that once again we would get the support from Designindia members to
make it a successful and useful event.

   I request you all to please forward us your inputs and suggestions on the
following:

   1. Theme for the Summit (The theme may be an extension of the last year's
theme-Design with India)

   2. Topics

   3. Suggested Indian + overseas experts as speakers for each topic

   Netherlands and France are expected to participate in this year's summit in a
major way.

   As you all might be aware, CII is also putting together a India Design
Resource Book. This book would have a comprehensive listing of core
strengths,infrastructure facilities, project details and success stories of
Design houses, Design institutes, in-house Design studios of industry and
designers.

   This initiative was started few months back, during this time, we have
received a good response from the Design fraternity. I would like to thank all
those members who have already sent their entries.

   However, we are still awaiting entries from majority of the Designindia
members to put together a bigger picture of the growing Design industry in
India.

   Please write to me at seema.gupta@... for further details on the
Design resource book and Design Summit.

   Look forward to your kind support and early response.

   With regards

   Seema
  
================================================================================\
=

     Seema Gupta
   Deputy Director-Technology & IPR Division
   Confederation of Indian Industry
   249-F, Sector-18
   Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV
   Gurgaon - 122015
   Tel: 0124-4101044, 0124-4014060-67 extn 339
   Fax: 0124-4014057
   E-mail : seema.gupta@...





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Hi MGD
   great to see you back with us
   looking forward to hear from you more


   Regards
   Ashish Chaudhary
   Sr.Ex-Product Innovation
   Innovation Center, ONIDA
NID PD 2002-2005
   9820233495

Manish Joshi <manish@...> wrote:
           Welcome to the group MGD!
Good to have you here & nice to know that you are still close to design!

Manish Joshi
NID PD 1999
Incubis Design (I) P.L.
Delhi






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Dear Designindia members,

   A Delhi-based powertool manufacturers : Sandy Mahinery and Tools are looking
for Designers who can help them in designing their new range of Power tools.

   Those interested may write to sushilgupta@....

   With regards
   Seema
   ==================================================
     Seema Gupta
   Deputy Director-Technology & IPR Division
   Confederation of Indian Industry
   249-F, Sector-18
   Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV
   Gurgaon - 122015
   Tel: 0124-4101044, 0124-4014060-67 extn 339
   Fax: 0124-4014057
   E-mail : seema.gupta@...




---------------------------------
   From: sushil gupta [mailto:sushilgupta@...]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 4:01 PM
To: Seema Gupta; Mallikarjun Javali
Cc: Sanjay Keshary
Subject: rfq



       sir

   We are India's premium manufacturer of Powertools & having sales volume of
600,000 per year in Indian market.

   apart from above ranges we have worked on some more new models which are yet
to be finalised.

   In this regard we are in search of some resources who can help us the the
Asthetic design of the product , renovating & upgrading features & appearance of
the product by Architectural inputs.

   We request you to see our website.

   our website is www.horsepowertools.com

   sushilgupta
   9999600237

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TEXT-DECORATION: underline  }                                    HORSE POWER
-----------------------------------------POWER IN YOUR HAND               
SUSHIL GUPTA
MANAGER TECHINAL   SANDY MACHINERY & TOOLS CO. PVT. LTD.
210, PADMA TOWER - II,
22, RAJENDRA PLACE,
NEW DELHI - 110 008.     sushilgupta@...           tel:
fax:
mobile:   91-25822239/40
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Dear Designindia members,

   Please block your diary for 7th Design Summit scheduled on 12-13 Dec 2007 at
Hotel Taj Westend, Bangalore.

   We hope that once again we would get the support from Designindia members to
make it a successful and useful event.

   I request you all to please forward us your inputs and suggestions on the
following:

   1. Theme for the Summit (The theme may be an extension of the last year's
theme-Design with India)

   2. Topics

   3. Suggested Indian + overseas experts as speakers for each topic

   Netherlands and France are expected to participate in this year's summit in a
major way.

   As you all might be aware, CII is also putting together a India Design
Resource Book. This book would have a comprehensive listing of core
strengths,infrastructure facilities, project details and success stories of
Design houses, Design institutes, in-house Design studios of industry and
designers.

   This initiative was started few months back, during this time, we have
received a good response from the Design fraternity. I would like to thank all
those members who have already sent their entries.

   However, we are still awaiting entries from majority of the Designindia
members to put together a bigger picture of the growing Design industry in
India.

   Please write to me at seema.gupta@... for further details on the
Design resource book and Design Summit.

   Look forward to your kind support and early response.

   With regards

   Seema
  
================================================================================\
=

     Seema Gupta
   Deputy Director-Technology & IPR Division
   Confederation of Indian Industry
   249-F, Sector-18
   Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV
   Gurgaon - 122015
   Tel: 0124-4101044, 0124-4014060-67 extn 339
   Fax: 0124-4014057
   E-mail : seema.gupta@...





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Hi,

i have finally laid my hands on a full computer and that too at Apple store in
London. for all
the standardisation freaks in retail boom, apple store in london is a take off
on the one in
newyork 5th avenue, complete with glass elevator (patented).

This is the first time in many years that i have travelled without carrying a
laptop with me and
surviving only on my blackberry. Beleive me the expereince is heavenly, freedom
and still
connected all the time. Busy ones must try this.

regards
Sudhir Sharma
1989 nid
elephant
London

For God's sake stop this chain of argument and counter arguments.
Meditate and find the answer within yourselves.
I am a Muslim married to a Hindu and living happily.

I find it funny that "religious sentiments" cause violence... how can it be
religious and violent?

I don't know why Rushdie wrote Satanic Verses or Hussain Painted nudes... but
surely I would love to have a nude of mine painted by him :)
I'll get my Roti, Kapda & Makaan with one nude :)

Amir Rizvi
NID1994

DESIGNBAR
Mumbai

Achutha Rao <achutha1947@...> wrote:                                 
*http://www.newindpress.com/

  If Husain abets hatred, those supporting him do what?*
  Friday June 1 2007 12:31 IST

  S Gurumurthy

  See the photos of the paintings appearing in the frame alongside. Those on
  the right side of the frame demonstrate how M F Husain revers the Hindu Gods
  and Goddesses through his art.

  * A naked Sita is sitting on the tail of the Brahmachari Hanuman with her
  legs spread on both sides of the tail and she holding the tail close to her
  breast

  * A naked Hanuman sitting in meditation with his private part in erection,
  and naked Sita held by some one naked from behind

  * Naked Parvati mixed up with Nandi, with Shiva watching

  * Shiva and Parvati with Shiva holding her breast

  * Ganga and Yamuna both naked

  * Goddess Durga sitting naked on the on

  * Bharat Mata, revered by all, is also naked

  In his artistic undertakings he has disrobed and shamed every deity which
  millions and millions of Hindus worship. When the believers hurt by such
  vandalization of their feelings in the name of art protested, they were
  branded as vandals by the secular media and intellectuals. The defenders of
  Husain say that this is all part of the freedom of art. Thousands of emails
  circulated said why not Husain demonstrate such spirit of freedom when he
  paints himself or his family members to know how his art hurts. Obviously
  the artist seems to reserve the pain for others, the Hindu faithfuls only.

  A random browsing of his paintings of himself and his family members from
  which some paintings have been selected on the left side of the frame showed
  that he has painted his mother fully clothed and sitting in the most
  respectful position.

  He has painted himself with his *kurta* and pyjama and not how he would have
  been without them.

  A browsing will also show that he has painted many Islamic personalities in
  the most respectable dress, including Fatima, Galib and his own daughter.

  So the pattern is clear. Only Gods and Goddesses who the Hindus revere have
  been subjected to this shameful art. This does not seem to be just
  perversion. It seems to be rather intentional if the contrast is seen. The
  other personalities of other faiths including, for instance Mother Teresa,
  are treated with great reverence.

  Is that why Justice Kapur of Delhi High Court wrote in his judgment why not
  Mr Husain try his hand at such artistic adventures with the personalities
  associated with other faiths?

  Is that why the judge said that this kind of provocative art could lead to
  communal rift? If Husain could single out Hindu Gods and Goddesses for
  shameful treatment in his canvas and treats other religious figures with
  reverence in his art, he is only promoting communal hatred and not art. If
  Husain is promoting hatred between the faith to which he belongs and the
  Hindu faithfuls, what are those supporting him doing?

  26 May 2007
  Prof. P Achutha Rao
  Head - Product Design
  School of Postgraduate Studies, NTTF
  Bangalore 560058

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*http://www.newindpress.com/

If Husain abets hatred, those supporting him do what?*
Friday June 1 2007 12:31 IST

S Gurumurthy


See the photos of the paintings appearing in the frame alongside. Those on
the right side of the frame demonstrate how M F Husain revers the Hindu Gods
and Goddesses through his art.

* A naked Sita is sitting on the tail of the Brahmachari Hanuman with her
legs spread on both sides of the tail and she holding the tail close to her
breast

* A naked Hanuman sitting in meditation with his private part in erection,
and naked Sita held by some one naked from behind

* Naked Parvati mixed up with Nandi, with Shiva watching

* Shiva and Parvati with Shiva holding her breast

* Ganga and Yamuna both naked

* Goddess Durga sitting naked on the on

* Bharat Mata, revered by all, is also naked

In his artistic undertakings he has disrobed and shamed every deity which
millions and millions of Hindus worship. When the believers hurt by such
vandalization of their feelings in the name of art protested, they were
branded as vandals by the secular media and intellectuals. The defenders of
Husain say that this is all part of the freedom of art. Thousands of emails
circulated said why not Husain demonstrate such spirit of freedom when he
paints himself or his family members to know how his art hurts. Obviously
the artist seems to reserve the pain for others, the Hindu faithfuls only.

A random browsing of his paintings of himself and his family members from
which some paintings have been selected on the left side of the frame showed
that he has painted his mother fully clothed and sitting in the most
respectful position.

He has painted himself with his *kurta* and pyjama and not how he would have
been without them.

A browsing will also show that he has painted many Islamic personalities in
the most respectable dress, including Fatima, Galib and his own daughter.

So the pattern is clear. Only Gods and Goddesses who the Hindus revere have
been subjected to this shameful art. This does not seem to be just
perversion. It seems to be rather intentional if the contrast is seen. The
other personalities of other faiths including, for instance Mother Teresa,
are treated with great reverence.

Is that why Justice Kapur of Delhi High Court wrote in his judgment why not
Mr Husain try his hand at such artistic adventures with the personalities
associated with other faiths?

Is that why the judge said that this kind of provocative art could lead to
communal rift? If Husain could single out Hindu Gods and Goddesses for
shameful treatment in his canvas and treats other religious figures with
reverence in his art, he is only promoting communal hatred and not art. If
Husain is promoting hatred between the faith to which he belongs and the
Hindu faithfuls, what are those supporting him doing?

26 May 2007
Prof. P Achutha Rao
Head - Product Design
School of Postgraduate Studies, NTTF
Bangalore 560058


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Dear Mr. jain,

Courses in Gemmology & jewellery design are conducted by the following
Institutes in Chennai:

1. Dr. Dhamambal Government Polytechnic for Women,
    Canada- Indian Institutional Cooperation Project,
    Thanamani,
    Chennai (Tamil Nadu)

2. Small Industries Service Institute,
    65/1, GST Road,
    Guindy, Chennai - 600 032.

Regards,

Reetu Verma
Assistant Professor,
Indian Institute of Crafts & Design,
Jaipur - 302 004.



On Thu, 31 May 2007 Prabodh Jain wrote :
>Hi,
>
>Request you to point me to effective jewelry design courses /
>institutes in Chennai.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Prabodh Jain
>CEO
>Envission Communication Private Limited
>Chennai 600018
>


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Sorry folks

Those who wish to respond may kindly send their mail to:

thoughtscape@...

or

sagarpaul@...

PLEASE DON'T REPLY TO DESIGNINDIA YAHOOGROUP. THANKS

Sagar

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Sagarmoy Paul <sagarpaul@...>
> Date: 1 June 2007 12:15:02 AM GMT+05:30
> To: designindia@...
> Subject: [designindia] Web design-developer team required
> Reply-To: designindia@...
>
>
> Dear friends
>
> A major European embassy is in the process of shortlisting a design
> driven, creative, highly motivated, dedicated and of course
> technically fool-proof team for a forthcoming web-portal they are
> going to build. They are looking for a partner team with proven
> experience in developing well integrated sites with a strong
> interactive content and excellent site architecture. This will be a
> continuously upgradable site with fresh design inputs. The portal
> will be about their country, to be specially made for Indian
> audiences. The team should ideally be from Delhi NCR region for
> closer interaction, but the client is open about location.
>
> Thoughtscape is a small design studio based in Delhi. We work in
> identity, print and occasionally exhibition design. Here our task is
> only to shortlist teams according to best of our abilities and
> provide the Embassy with best choices available. We are not involved
> in the selection process.
>
> Only teams with world class portfolio and adequate technical
> expertise will be considered. Interested studios/teams may send their
> company profile
> (pdf or word) with url of their site/portfolio, and three best sites
> designed-developed by them. Recommendations welcome.
>
> Please don't send any heavy files at the moment (our mailbox is
> small).
>
> The shortlisted teams will be directly contacted by the Embassy with
> proper technical, creative & content brief for further perusal.
>
> Best regards
>
> Sagarmoy Paul
> Communication Designer
> THOUGHTSCAPE
> New Delhi
>
> thoughtscape@...
> sagarpaul@...
>
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>
>
>



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