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The exotic textiles of Java have intrigued the outside world for the past 150 years. Batik, the legendary fiber art of painting and dyeing fabrics using a waxing process, has been influenced by cultures as diverse as the Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Portuguese, Dutch, and English. Like no other book before it, Batik takes the reader on a spellbinding tour of Java, revealing batik’s history, motifs, and methods of production. Product Details * Pub. Date: April 2004 * Publisher: Periplus Editions (HK) Ltd. * Format: Hardcover, 240pp * Sales Rank: 760, 806 * ISBN-13: 9780794602437 * ISBN: 0794602436 * Edition Description: Revised Synopsis The exotic textiles of Java have intrigued the outside world for the past 150 years. Batik, the legendary fiber art of painting and dyeing fabrics using a waxing process, has been influenced by cultures as diverse as the Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Portuguese, Dutch, and English.…

Denpasar Police receive award from Japan, Germany Denpasar City Police chief Sr. Comr. I Gede Alit Widana said Friday that his office had received awards from Japanese and German police for its success in cases of a Japanese tourist’s murder and a German national fugitive’s arrest. “[The awards] were the result of hard work by our personnel and was proof that we have quick response on every case, ” he told Antara state news agency. Widana said that Japanese police awarded his personnel for arresting David Goltar Wicaksono, who allegedly posed as a police officer and robbed and murdered 33-year-old Japanese tourist Rika Sano, less than a week after his alleged crime in October. The German police awarded the Bali police officers for the arrest of murder fugitive Peter Ulrich as he arrrived in Ngurah Rai Airport in late October, after managing to escape from authorities in Singapore and Jakarta.

A comprehensive and richly illustrated survey of batik, a glorious textile art and popular Indonesian cloth.Every aspect of batik is rich in symbolism: its colors, motifs, and designs, as well as the way it is made, folded, and worn. Formerly a family and tribal signifier, and then a symbol of Indonesian independence and identity, it is now a fabric in demand all over the world. Fiona Kerlogue explores the origins of batik in the Indonesian archipelago; the materials and methods of production; regional traditions and differences; motifs and symbolism, including Malay, Chinese, and Islamic meanings; modern influences, such as industrialization, war, and independence; batik as traditional and modern costume; and batik as an art form. An illustrated index of motifs and their meanings, glossary, bibliography, and international listing of batik collections complete this authoritative yet accessible work. 205 illustrations,…

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Reports and rumors that Apple’s iPhone is coming to Verizon in 2010 are looking good. We weren’t sure whether to report this or not, because we don’t want to get anyone’s hopes up—including our own. BusinessWeek reported that Verizon Wireless’ chief technology officer, Anthony Melone, says the company is “prepared” to support the iPhone if Apple decides to end its exclusivity with AT&T. Verizon, the largest wireless provider in the U.S., is reportedly investing in its network to make it capable of handling extra traffic from Apple’s iPhone. “We have put things in place already, ” Melone says. “We are prepared to support that traffic.” Melone did not make any comment directly admitting that the iPhone would become available on Verizon in 2010, but several reports of Apple’s recent behavior have some analyst this new communion may be the case for the coming year. There have…