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Reflections on:
A New Exhibition on Artifacts of the Arab/Islamic Renaissance
ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany: October 30, 2015 - February 28, 2016
by Dr. Charles M. Savage
Knowledge Era Enterprises International
Munich, Germany
"Allah's Automata - Artifacts of the Arab-Islamic Renaissance (800–1200)"
Siegfried Zielinski and Peter Weibel (eds.)
Peter Weibel is the director of the Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM – the Center for Art and Media Technology in Karlsruhe, Germany).
Siegfried Zielinski is a Professor of Media Theory at the Berlin University of the Arts and also teaches at the European Graduate School in Saas, Fee, Switzerland. He is also a pioneer in the emerging field of "Varianotology," which combines musicology, natural sciences, the fine arts, classical philology and theology. In a wonderful way, both are today's polymaths and we can thank their curiosity and drive to bring into dialogue ways the Arab and Western cultures have been in dialogue for longer than most have noticed.
They have prepared a fascinating exhibition catalogue (in both German and English, 152 pages) that contains more quality thought and reflection than what one normally expects. They point out the following:
|The first Renaissance did not take place in Europe, but in Mesopotamia. In terms of the archaeology of media, the Arab-Islamic culture of knowledge and the related art of engineering essentially interposed between antiquity and the early modern period in Europe. Accompanying the exhibition of the same name at ZKM | Karlsruhe, this publication contains essays, documents, and illustrations that illuminate in an exemplary way the fascinating world of automata developed and built during the Golden Age of Arab-Islamic culture between the ninth and thirteenth centuries.
The main focus is on four manuscripts by master designers and builders of automata from Baghdad, northern Mesopotamia, and Andalusia. The machines constructed and described by the "sons of Mūsā," the Banū Mūsā ibn Shākir, and also by Ibn al-Razzāz al-Jazarī, Ibn Khalaf al-Murādī, and Abū Ḥātim al-Muẓaffar al-Isfizārī in praise of God the Almighty are primarily indebted to the Greco-Alexandrian and Byzantine traditions, and interwoven with aspects of the ancient Chinese, Indian, and Persian cultures. These machines incorporate spectacular innovations that in Europe are associated with modern times: permanent energy supply, motion, programmability, and universalism."
It also contains essays by Mohammed Abattouy, Salim T S al-Hassani, Ulrich Alertz, Nadia Ambrosetti, Ayhan Ayteş, Baruch Gottlieb, Claus-Peter Haase, Daniel Irrgang, Clemens Jahn, Susanne Rühling, George Saliba, Imad Samir, Mona Sanjakdar Chaarani, Peter Weibel, Siegfried Zielinski.
The catalogue is available from the ZKM Museum shop (and well worth the investment):
The exhibition runs from October 30, 2015 - February 28, 2016 and is part of a larger exhibition on a variety of other themes and technologies shaping our future. On behalf of the Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation, UK, I attended the opening ceremony on October 30th and spent the next day in examining the exhibition in greater depth. Here in a very passionate presentation, Prof. Siegfried Zielinski is opening the exhibition.
In a long opening article by Director Peter Weibel asks a powerful question: How Did the Knowledge of the Ancient Greeks reach Medieval Europe? If the European culture is based upon Greco-Roman roots, how did this knowledge get to us if the Library of Alexandria, perhaps one of the key repositories of this wisdom, was burned to the ground in 415 CE? His answer, and it is a fascinating one, is that thanks for the first Renaissance of the Arab world between about 800 and the early 1,000s, the House of Wisdom in Baghdad collected, translated and preserved many of these works which allowed us to reconnect with the ancient Greek and Roman scholarship. He bases this analysis upon the writing of Jim al-Khalili, Ahmad Y. al-Hasan, Donald Routledge Hill, George Saliba, among others.
Professor Siegfried Zielinski explores the ways ancient oriental learning intersected with and inspired early modern European science and the arts. He also shares annotated portions of the Book of Ingenious Devices Banū Mūsā ibn Shākir. Among other things, he mentions the Horologium (water clock) presented by Hārūn al-Rashīd, Caliph of Baghdad and then head of the House of Wisdom to Charlemagne at the beginning of the 800s, together with an elephant. He notes that Ulrich Alertz and Ayhan Aytes have an article on this clock.
The "clock and the "elephant," were to come together, as he notes, thanks to the work of al-Jazari. And as one enters the display area at the ZKM, the first thing seen is the Elephant Clock.
What is truly fascinating is not only the inner mechanism that operates the Elephant Clock, as illustrated with a video from the 1001 Inventions project, but also the ways this clock brings together the inspirations of the various cultures: Egypt, Alexandria, Arabia, Mesopotamia, India, Persia and Greece. Is there not a message here for our times?
Although the exhibition was not a large one, it was intensive and thought provoking. It combined some well-scaled graphics and working models with key original reference works, reminding us of the fact that the Arabs did not just translate to preserve the works from Egypt, Greece and Rome, plus Indian and Chinese works, but they made their own unique scientific, technological and ascetic contributions. Here is the exhibition area:
Interestingly enough, we were treated to actual working models of the time. Push the button and it actually played a tune. That is bringing the past tooting into the present in such a wonderful way!
One of the books on display referred to Vitruvius, the Roman architect who in about 23 BCE suggested that the proportions of the human body might well be reflected in our architecture. As we know, Leonardo sketched this as the human standing in a square and a circle in what is today called "The Vitruvian Man." In a sense, Leonardo is suggesting we bring the practical (square) and the visionary (circle) as "man" takes responsibility for both. To put it another way, the practical keeps us grounded in SPACE and PLACE, where "time is movement in space." This is Kronos. The other time, Kairos, is where "meaning emerges within our reflections and conversations." Kronos is linear and Kairos is circular.
In reading a fascinating review of Prof. Zielinski's book, Deep Time of the media: Towards an Archeology of Hearing and Seeing by Technical Means, [MIT Press, 2006], I realized this is what he has reached for in the exhibition. By helping us to see the inventiveness of the Arabs, he is expressing his passion that there are energizing insights and meaning for our challenges ahead to possibly invent the mechanism of a low-carbon economy. See: http://isites.harvard.edu/fs/docs/icb.topic837305.files/LamZielinskiReview.htm
Deep Time may well shift us from our linear arrogance and instead bring back a sense of humility and appreciation that we are not just Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Chinese, Indian, Arab or Western, but we are humans seeking to appreciate, in all humility, the very gift of life for us all.
Although not shown in the exhibit, ibn al-Haytham's (Alhazen) work in optics is well known to Prof. Zielinski.[1] In this spirit, we might ask, with what optics do we see this exhibition? In addition, does it help us to take off our "ethnocentric eyeglasses?" [My term; not his.] I ask this because I came away with a deep appreciation that I am part of a rich and varied human striving to understand and master the optics of life so I (and we) can see its wiser possibilities in the future. The Elephant Clock does not just tell us the hours, it also tells us that by drawing upon the wisdom of all cultures we can break our chains of narrow self-interest in the now and instead to bring the Past, Present and Future into a much richer and more meaningful and energizing dialogue.
Chapters in the book (if not possible to attend the exhibition, the exhibition book is a treasure) and contains the following chapters:
- Peter Weibel, How Did the Knowledge of the Ancient Greeks Reach Medieval Europe?
- Siegfried Zielinski, Allah's Automata. Where Ancient Oriental Learning Intersects with Early Modern Europe. A Media-Archaeological Miniature by Way of Introduction
- Banū Mūsā ibn Shākir, Kitāb al-ḥiyal [The Book of Ingenious Devices], ca. 830
- Nadia Ambrosetti, Wavering Between the True and the False: A Short Excursion through Greek and Arab Automata
- Eilhard Wiedemann, "Über Musikautomaten," 1915, first page
- Eilhard Wiedemann, On Musical Automata (1915), Translation by Baruch Gottlieb
- The Flute Player: Automata from Ancient Sources
- George Saliba, The Mysterious Provenance of Banū Mūsā's Treatise on Music
- Banū Mūsā ibn Shākir, al-Āla allatī tuzammir bi-nafsihā [The Instrument Which Plays by Itself], ca. 850
- George Farmer, The Organ of the Ancients, 1931, front page
- Banū Mūsā ibn Shākir: A Programmable Universal Musical Automaton. Two Translations
- The Instrument Which Plays by Itself (1931), Translation by George Farmer
- Das Instrument, das selbstständig blasen kann (2015), Translation by Imad Samir
- Mona Sanjakdar Chaarani, The Automatic Mechanical Hydraulic Organ of the Banū Mūsā ibn Shākir
- Berlin University of the Arts: Reconstruction of the Banū Mūsā's Music Automaton According to Their Description
- Susanne Rühling, Audible Splendor – The Organ: Development and Effects in Classical Antiquity and the Middle Ages
- Ayhan Ayteş, Divine Water Clock: Reading al-Jazarī in the Light of al-Ghazālī's Mechanistic Universe Argument
- Ibn al-Razzāz al-Jazarī, al-Jāmiʿ bayn al-ʿilm wa-'l-ʿamal an-nāfiʿ fī ṣināʿat al-ḥiyal [A Compendium on the Theory and Praxis of the Mechanical Arts], 1206
- Ulrich Alertz, The Horologium of Hārūn al-Rashīd, Presented to Charlemagne: An Attempt to Identify and Reconstruct the Clock Using the Instructions Provided by al-Jazarī
- Massimiliano Lisa, Edoardo Zanon, and Mario Taddei, The Manuscript by al-Murādī from Andalusia
- Mohammed Abattouy and Salim T S al-Hassani, The Mechanical Corpus of al-Isfizārīin the Sciences of Weights and Ingenious Devices: New Arabic Texts in Theoretical and Practical Mechanics
- Claus-Peter Haase, A Women's Ensemble in Syrian Late Antiquity
GLOBAL DIGITAL Exo-Evolution at the ZKM
This exhibition is an integral part of the GLOBAL DIGITAL Exo-Evolution at the ZKM, running from Oct. 30, 2015 to Feb. 28, 2016. See: http://zkm.de/en
The Center for Art and Media is more than the "typical museum." Instead, it is a center of dialogue and reflection upon what is happening in today's world. The Director, Peter Weibel is brilliant and challenging in the ways he introduced these events and brings together scientists and artists in amazingly unique ways.
For example, in his introduction to the Exo-Evolution exhibition, he references Herder:
"Already in 1791, Johann Gottlieb Herder presented a vision of the impact of the industrial revolution as a turn in the history of ideas, when he formulated: "The human is the first of creation let free; he stands upright. The scales of good and evil, of false and true, hangs inside him: He can research, he is to choose. Just as nature gave him two free hands as tools and an outlooking eye to guide his steps, he has the power not only to place the weights, but also, if I amy say so, to be a weight himself upon the scale." [2]
Johann Gottfired Herder, Ideen zur Philosophie der Geschichte der Menschheit
I might add, interestingly enough, that 1791 was just fifteen years after Adam Smith published his "Wealth of Nations" which was to become the underlying story of the Industrial Era with the "division and subdivision of labor" and the "invisible hand."
Today, thanks to our growing awareness of Climate Change, we are realizing that Herder was right, humans are becoming the "weight" on our little planet and weighing down (slowing down) the wellbeing of future generations. The Deutsches Museum in Munich presently is running a yearlong exhibition on the Anthropocene, which, in effect documents this weighting down of the future.
In two other concurrent exhibitions at the ZKM, on the Infosphere and Global Control and Censorship, we see how our rapid movement into the Digital Era can, unfortunately, weigh us down further. The key question raised here, "if we have the technology to do it, should we do it?"
In short, we can be thankful that the ZKM is not only looking ahead, but it is looking back to the roots of our first Renaissance and how the inspirations of various cultures have benefited us all, as showing in the Allah's Automata exhibition. More work is needed here to show how the Chinese, Indian, Arabic, the European, the African, the Americas and more have inspired and enhanced one another's cultures.
Exo-Evolution Introduction:
Please look at the bottom of the page for pictures and a video (in both German and the beginning and English near the end).
[1] The UNESCO launched a global initiative, IYL2015 to celebrate this year at the International Year of Light 2015 in which the life and works of Ibn al-Haytham are recognized through a dedicated International conference and in partnership with 1001inventions, organized a world touring exhibition, see http://www.ibnalhaytham.com.
[2] Source: Johann Gottfired Herder, Ideen zur Philosophie der Geschichte der Menschheit [Outlines of a Philosophy of History of Mankind], 1784-1791, 2 Vols, vol. 1, Berlin, Weimar, 1965, p. 144; translated from German by Lonnie Legg.


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Thursday, December 6 7:30 PM
Special Library of Congress Preservation Screening German
Expressonist Double Feature:
VARIETY (VARIETÉ), 1925, Paramount, 72 min. Dir. E.A.
Dupont. Emil Jannings (THE BLUE ANGEL), considered one of the great actors of the silent
era, stars as Boss Huller a former trapeze artist who abandons his wife and child for a
young vamp. He ends up behind bars telling his sad story to a prison warden after he
murders his mistress latest conquest. The original American release received a
number of censorship cuts that reduced the running time by half, but here the uncensored
version will be shown. VARIETY was skillfully shot by famed cinematographer Karl Freund,
whose career spanned filming features in Germany in the teens and twenties to American
television shows ("I Love Lucy" and "Our Miss Brooks") in the
fifties. Cinematographer Freund also went on to become a director himself, helming the
original THE MUMMY and MAD LOVE starring Peter Lorre. With English intertitles.
ASPHALT, 1929, 90 min. Dir. Joe May (THE INDIAN TOMB). A
beautiful jewel thief seduces the honest policeman who arrests her after a robbery. Betty
Amann and Gustav Frohlich (Freder in Fritz Langs METROPOLIS) star in what is
considered one of the last German Expressionist films of the era. The visual style
combined with the pulp narrative gives ASPHALT the feel of a film noir, the
Hollywood-created genre that became popular in the 1940s and was influenced by
German cinema of the 1920s. With English intertitles. Both
films will be presented with live piano accompaniment provided by Daniel Redfield. The new
book Silent Movies: The Birth Of Film And The Triumph Of Movie Culture by Peter
Kobel, with a foreword by Kevin Brownlow and a preface by Martin Scorsese, will be on sale
in the lobby. Christel Schmidt from the Library of Congress will be doing a live
introduction before the screening.
Sunday, December 9 2:00 PM
Memorial Tribute to Bob Clark
This screening made possible with a grant from the
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce & Iron Mountain Film and Sound Archive. With the support
of Hollywood & Highland
Join us for complimentary Hot Chocolate &
Music from the Justin Apergis Jazz Quartet in the Courtyard prior to the film!
Warner Bros, 94 min. Dir. Bob Clark. "A Tribute to the Original, Traditional,
One-Hundred-Percent, Red-Blooded, Two-Fisted, All-American Christmas..".
This nostalgic cult Christmas comedy, told from the perspective of
Ralphie Parker (Peter Billingsley), focuses on his overwhelming desire to get "an
official Red Ryder, carbine-action, 200 shot range model air rifle", despite the fact
that all the adults around him tell him that it will "put his eye out!" He sets
out to convince everyone, especially his parents (Darren McGavin, Melinda Dillon) that
this is the perfect Christmas gift. Not surprisingly, he runs into opposition. Features
the famous leg lamp and tongue-getting-stuck-on-the-pole scenes. With Scott Schwartz, Zack
Ward, Ian Petrella, R.D. Robb. Discussion following with music supervisor Carl Zittrer and production designer Reuben Freed. Zack Ward is
not able to attend as was previously announced. FREE ADMISSION!
First come, first served. Tickets on day
of event only. See more Holiday Movies at the Aero
& Egyptian this month!
Saturday, December 8 & Sunday, December
Egyptian Theatre Historic Tours & FOREVER HOLLYWOOD
10:30 AM Behind The Scenes Tour
Hollywood history comes alive with our docent tours of the legendary 1922 Egyptian
theatre. See what it would have been like to be in a Sid Grauman stage show with a visit
to the old dressing rooms and singers boxes, plus an exhibit of original furniture created
for the theatre. Check out our state-of-the-art projection booth, discover the painstaking
restoration work and the marriage of modern technology with a landmark of Hollywood
history - and more! Tours are approximately one hour long and involve a fair amount of
walking. There are plenty of places to sit along the way and the main part of the theatre
is handicap accessible. Group Tours can
also be arranged.
Tuesday, December 11 7:30 PM
Pixar/Disney, 87 min.) Dir. Leslie Iwerks. Starting in the mid 1980s, an exceptional
and inspiring trio of innovators, John Lasseter, Ed Catmull and Steve Jobs, combined their
gifts in art, science and business to launch a whole new approach to making 3-D animated
films and ended up reshaping the face of filmmaking forever. In the new documentary film
THE PIXAR STORY, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Leslie Iwerks (director of THE HAND BEHIND THE
MOUSE-THE UB IWERKS STORY) takes viewers on a dramatic journey filled with personal
sacrifice and fueled by passionate belief in the possibilities of a new medium
illustrating how Pixar Animation Studios was born. The first in-depth look at the most
influential animation studio of its time, THE PIXAR STORY goes behind the scenes of
the groundbreaking company that pioneered a new generation of animated feature films.
Iwerks uses never-before-seen footage from the Pixar library, along with historic archival
animation and first hand accounts by animators, studio executives, directors, producers
and voice performers to chronicle the remarkable company that revolutionized an industry.
Includes exclusive interviews with some of the key players in the Pixar story including
John Lasseter, Ed Catmull, Steve Jobs, George Lucas, Michael Eisner, Bob Iger, Tom Hanks,
Billy Crystal, Tim Allen, Brad Bird and more. "
incisive and often inspiring story of a group of super talents for whom failure was not an
option." Kirk Honeycutt, The Hollywood Reporter Discussion following the screening with director Leslie Iwerks and Roy
Disney Jr. Moderated by animation critic Charles Solomon.
Official Website.
Thursday, December 13 8:00 PM
Egyptian Theatre 85th Anniversary
Monthly Screening
50th Anniversary:
PAL JOEY, 1957, Columbia, 111 min. Dir. George Sidney.
Celebrating yet another film that played at the Egyptian on its initial release (50 years
ago!) Kim Novak stars alongside Frank Sinatra and Rita Hayworth in
this musical tale of showbiz romance. When "mousy" chorus girl Linda English
(Novak) holds out against the advances of womanizing crooner Joey Evans (Sinatra), his
interest in her increases ten-fold. Wealthy widow and financier Vera Simpson (Hayworth)
meets Joey and agrees to underwrite his private nightclub venture, but has a jealous
change of heart when she learns of his affections for the young Linda. A Kinoscope transfer of
KABC's 6 minute press preview coverage of the premiere of PAL JOEY will be shown prior to
the film. Featuring Frank Sinatra, Betty White, Harry Cohn & High O'Brien.

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By having a new kitten in the household your older cats will become anxious to begin with. Make sure you spend a lot of time with your older cats so they do not fell left out or think that you do not love them anymore. Give your cat some special cat treats or tuna canned in water and that will make them feel extra special.
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KYOCERA Installs Solar Power Generating Systems
at Kyoto Prefectural Government Office Buildings
Contributing to environmental protection in the birthplace of the Kyoto Protocol
March 24, 2009Kyocera Corporation (President: Makoto Kawamura) announced that it has installed solar power generating systems with a total output of 40 kW at two Kyoto prefectural government office buildings. The buildings symbolize the prefecture of Kyoto, a place which is known around the world as the location where the international environmental treaty, the Kyoto Protocol, was adopted.
In this project, two 20 kW solar power generating systems — consisting of 112 modules each — were installed at the government office building #2 and the parliamentary building, resulting in a total output of 40 kW (224 modules). The electricity generated by the systems is used for lighting and other electrical needs in the government office buildings. The systems will also contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions.
Solar power generating system installed at Kyoto prefectural government office building
(parliamentary building, 20kW)
Outline of the Systems
|Kyoto prefectural government office building #2 and
parliamentary building, in Kyoto City
|Total Installation Area
|Approx. 288m² (approx. 144m² × 2 locations)
|Total Output
|40 kW (20 kW system × 2 locations)
|System Configuration
|Total 224 solar panels (Output 178.6W/module, 112 modules × 2 locations), power conditioners, connection boxes, power generation display panels, etc.
|Start of Operation
|March 24, 2009
|Projected Power Generation
|Approx. 35,491 kWh/year
|The solar power generating systems installed at the Kyoto prefectural government office buildings employ the original Kyocera high efficiency solar cells, d.Blue, and a Dirt-Free design feature that is ideal for solar modules installed at a low angle. The hollow grooves on the aluminum frame that surrounds the solar module allow dust and dirt that have accumulated on the glass surface of the module to be removed by rainwater. Theses hollow grooves keep the module free from dust and dirt that would typically accumulate on the surface even when these modules are installed at a low angle to maximize installation area and provide optimal aesthetic appearance.
Moreover, for design and installation, Kyocera has made use of the engineering technology of the Kyocera Group, which has achieved the top market share in Japan in terms of the total number and capacity of solar power generating systems installed for public and industrial uses.*
* As of March 2009, based on Kyocera research
The Kyoto prefectural government is also implementing rooftop gardening on the east side of the rooftop of government office building #2 (Kyo-Terrace), and this area is open to the public as a way to encourage participation by residents. The solar power generating system installed on the west side of the same rooftop can be seen from close up near the garden. Also, display monitor panels* were installed in several places (the rooftop of the building #2, the entrance lobby on the southern side of government office building #1, and the lobby of the parliamentary building) so as to let residents know the status of power generation and how the system works.
* Display monitors are used in government office building #1 and the parliamentary building.
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The Kyoto Declaration on the Global Environment is posted in the Kyoto prefectural government office building, marking Kyoto as the location where the Kyoto Protocol was adopted. The Kyoto Protocol is widely regarded as a historic first-step toward protecting the future of the global environment and humankind.
Headquartered in Kyoto — a symbolic location for global environmental protection — Kyocera, from its position as a manufacturer, will continue to contribute to solving environmental issues such as global warming by promoting the spread of solar power generating systems.


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14 May 2005 Not much news to report. Still a ton of projects going on at the same time, but I will try to keep updating. I put a new incentive image up as well. Now the question is what to do with the old incentive images. Recycle them every once in a while? Put them in their own gallery on this page? Let them die quietly like they might deserve? Hmmm....


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XTM's Heat the Homeless 2017: Australians' wasted jackets could change lives this winter
• In Australia, more than 105,000 men, women and children are homeless
• Australian snow and outdoor label, XTM Performance wants to get 10,000 second-hand jackets into the hands of homeless people in 2017
• XTM's Heat the Homeless initiative saw 2,500 pre-loved jackets handed out to homeless people in 2016
As temperatures drop, on one end of the spectrum winter sport enthusiasts are getting ready to upgrade their gear ready for next season. On the other, men, women and children face chilling winter nights without shelter, and the next few months will see lives lost or threatened by the freezing nights.
This chilling dichotomy of excitement and adventure, and terrible struggles troubled Pete Forras and his team at leading Australian snow and outdoor brand XTM Performance, so they came up with the idea to re-home second hand winter jackets that could bring some warmth to those who need it the most this winter.
"If you are living on the streets, a jacket that might be sitting at the back of someone's closet can make it a little more bearable out there, especially on those really cold and wet nights," XTM Performance founder and CEO Forras said.
"At XTM, we get to work with these innovative technologies and materials to make really cool, highly technical clothes that people want to get their hands on the newest and best of every season, which is great. However the flip side is lots of clothes are being retired early when they still have plenty of life left in them to do what they are essentially made for - warming bodies through winters.
We want people to give their old jackets a second chance – get them to the collection sites and on the backs of our friends on the streets as soon as we can," Forras said.
This winter, the socially-conscious label will partner with their retailers and a group of organisations in the hope of collecting 10,000 second-hand winter jackets from around Australia; adding new partners Anaconda who have collection points at all their stores nationally, and bringing back 2016 charity partners Anonymous X and Hutt St Centre who will be getting the jackets to the people who need it most.
"Winter really puts a spotlight on the divide between those who have all the luxuries and those who are in need. We have the ability to redistribute and reconnect between these social extremes. We are hoping to get people pulling out their old winter jackets and bringing them into our retail partners' stores where they can make a little difference to people's lives," Forras said.
An idea that was initially thrown around in a staff meeting, the Torquay beach based company launched its national XTM Heat the Homeless initiative for the first time in 2016.
"It just made sense to us - we thought, 'there are so many high quality jackets now, some only getting a few weeks of wear before being replaced. It would be great to get more life out of these products we are making and get a few hundred of those out to people who could use a warm jacket this winter'," explains Forras.
Also on this list of legends working together to redistribute some of the wealth and warmth of the snow and fashion industry and share it with the homeless, Humans in Melbourne and Melbourne I Love You founder Chris Cincotta has played a big part in making sure that as many Australians reconsider binning their old jackets this year, getting the word out via his huge social following.
Two days in and a post on Cincotta's Humans In Melbourne page later, the 2016 target had been smashed with collection points inundated with donated jackets. By the end of winter, more than 2,500 jackets were handed out to men, women and children sleeping rough on Australian streets.
In 2017, they hope to get four times as many second hand jackets out warming bodies on Australian streets. To donate to XTM's Heat the Homeless initiative, you can either send your jacket to the XTM Performance team directly at PO Box 422, Torquay VIC 3228 or visit www.xtm.com.au/heat-the-homeless for more distribution sites and information.
For media enquiries, please contact: Emma Hornsey | PR Manager, XTM Performance | E email@example.com | M 0415 842 801
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XTM is a home grown Australian company founded by an original Victorian interschools participant.
We are sold in 22 countries around the world and are the official supplier to the Australian Winter Olympic team in gloves, headwear, socks, apres boots, bags and headwear.
XTM are proud to be associated with the fantastic organisation and event that is the Victorian Interschools.
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Our celebration at Easter arises out of the unlikely womb of betrayal. Rightly heard, the voices of Holy Week lament betrayal at every turn. Listen again to the words spoken since last Sunday.
The ancient community expected a warrior victor Messiah, a liberator, a King, someone to rid them of the Romans. Theirs is a voice of disappointment before betrayal: if he is the Son of God, let him save himself. Somehow, their experience has not matched their expectation. They feel betrayed. We assert that they were not betrayed, but blessed, and saved. But they feel betrayed. Providence has let them down.
Listen, as well, to Judas. We think of him as the quintessential villain, the one who betrayed Jesus. And that he did. True to life, though, the Scripture recognizes that those who betray often feel they have already been betrayed themselves. Judas acts on his disappointment. He has seen his people betrayed by the Romans and by their own leaders. One of the zealots of his time, he determines to fight, to act against a sea of troubles, and by opposing, end them. He is a realist, a fighter, and needs the power that silver brings.
And Peter, dear Peter, our Peter. The good news of resurrection comes on the preaching of one who remembers and confesses betrayal of the highest order. "Before the cock crows a second time, you will have betrayed me three times." And Peter remembered, and he broke down and wept. Yet we know that Peter, and the others, only partly internalized the unexpected humility of the Messiah, riding on a donkey. With their generation, they must have harbored some hope for an eleventh hour donnybrook, and historical victory. Feeling betrayed, he also betrays.
Pilate and Caiaphas crucify, but their procedural betrayals seem minor compared to the others.
Last we come to Jesus himself. He, in the garden, alone at prayer. Listen again to his pathos: "Please God, if it be thy will, let his cup pass from me." "My God, why hast thou forsaken me?" The music of the passion is played in the key of b, betrayal. For those who may have missed Good Friday service, Jesus, we remember, lamented God's betrayal of him. Perhaps, just for a quiet moment, we could pause, here. Betrayed by God. The resurrection follows but does not replace the cross.
You may have known something of betrayal. In life, work, friendship, partnership, relationship, marriage, citizenship. Have you? It is hard for me to name a more bitter experience. Without the theme of betrayal the Bible would be six books not 66, and Shakespeare would have written only sonnets and a play or three. Without betrayal, human and church history would have had little drama. Without betrayal, your faith would not have been stretched and tested as it has been.
"But I thought you said…"
"Listen, didn't we have an agreement…"
"My parents worked here for 40 years…"
"How could you…"
"I didn't vote for that…"
"I just feel so betrayed…"
In a lifetime we get to see betrayal from both sides. How did Shakespeare put it? All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances. And one man in his time plays many parts.
All in a lifetime.
How does one find the far side of betrayal?
Can you, how can you, survive an experience, episode, or season of betrayal?
There is a clean wind blowing across this barren landscape of betrayal. A summer wind. You work in a world fixed on what is finished, what is visible, what is predicted. And here is Easter, a resurrection spirit set loose. Here is Easter, the wind in your hair today, coming at you this morning. It is a resurrection spirit. It causes you to question what is finished and visible and predictable. Today's victory is that of the unfinished, the unseen, the unexpected.
One finds—is found on—the far side of betrayal by the breath of God in Resurrection Spirit—the breath of truth, the breath of health, the breath of mirth. The Lord of the Resurrection Spirit is risen indeed!
Our affirmation, "Christ is Risen", comes from the heart of a story and a people who know about betrayal, for whom betrayal has been the seed bed of the future. A resurrection spirit will carry you to the far side of betrayal.
This is why the fourth gospel, more directly than the others, ties the resurrection to the spirit, in verses just following ours today: When it was evening on that day, the first day of the week, and the doors of the house where the disciples had met were locked for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood among them and said, "Peace be with you". After this he showed them his hands and side. Then the disciples rejoiced when they saw the Lord. Jesus said to them again, "Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you." When he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, "Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven them; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained." A resurrection spirit is a breath of truth and of health and of mirth with which to survive betrayal. Credo: I believe in the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting. Feel the breath of God in Resurrection Spirit today!
First, in the Risen Christ there is a self-correcting spirit of truth loose in the universe.
Over time, and with much heartache, and by the long way home, the truth at last prevails. It is our experience, together, as a people, that ultimately reveals what is true. Truth needs no defense and falsehood has none, in the long run.
We saw a local production of a play about Galileo last month. It recalled what my colleague William Russell once wrote: In 1633 Galileo was summoned to Rome and put on trial by the Roman Inquisition, under Pope Urban, for writing and teaching that the earth revolved around the sun, when the Bible clearly stated that the earth was the center of the universe and the sun circled it. Galileo was found guilty and forced to recant. The church's decision didn't make Galileo wrong and the Bible right. It simply made the church look foolish. Those who insist on a literal interpretation of values and opinions from seventh century bce and first century ce writers are more likely to make twenty-first century Christianity look foolish in the long term.
True enough. Easter is the celebration that truth needs no human defense. It is self-correcting and it is free. Loose in the universe. It is the gift of the Resurrection Spirit. It is truth alone that finally sets free. Sin is the unhappy willingness to live a lie.
The Bible is first a book about freedom, God's freedom. We have learned, with Luther, to understand the lesser parts from the view afforded by the greater: you shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.
In our daily lives, too, this self-correcting spirit of truth is loose among us, loose in the universe. Given enough patience, enough space, enough attention, enough truth will emerge to lift us out of the swamp of betrayal. Stay close to the facts. As John Adams repeated, "Facts are stubborn things."
This is a day of new beginnings, time to remember and move on, time to believe what love is bringing, laying to rest the pain that's g
Second, in the Risen Christ, there is a self-sustaining spirit of health loose in the universe. We also learn, slowly, in our collective experience, the things that make for health, and the things that make for peace. Resurrection announces that such health, like truth, does not depend on our full appreciation for its own sustenance. Health lives, however we choose to live. The potential for health, the possibility of safety and salvation—these are raised in Christ beyond assault. This health can take many forms.
Here is what I mean. Many of us do not remember a day before the threat of nuclear holocaust. While we very seldom stand in a place or find a moment of safety and courage sufficient to produce full reflection upon it, our condition, today, on earth, is tenuous, hanging under the shadow of possible holocaust. Civil defense shelters. Practice for air raids. Sitting quietly under the desk that was to protect from attack. These things are troubling memories.
Look at this. We have lived as a planet for over 50 years, in relative nuclear health. Not complete, and not completed. And we still may fail. But so far we have not failed. Whether we fail or whether we continue, fail-safe, the resurrection spirit is as spirit of self-sustaining health, loose in the universe. This spirit, the reality of the Risen Christ, abides whether or not we do. This is the real possibility of our lasting health. But this possibility inspires those who will to live within its circumference.
Do you remember M Frayn's play, Copenhagen? It is a daring review of the frontiers of nuclear health. He imagines the conversations between Werner Heisenberg and Niels Bohr, in the middle of the second world war. The implication of the plot is this: that the relationship, meeting, conversation, friendship, and sense of health between the two saved the world. The author concludes: If, if, if…The line of ifs is a long one. It remains just possible, though. The effects of real enthusiasm and real determination are incalculable. In the realm of the just possible they are sometimes decisive.
In the realm of the just personal, these healthy attributes, enthusiasm and determination, also make a real difference. It makes a difference to live with the conviction that there is a self-sustaining spirit of health loose in the universe.
Health comes early. At Christmas our 20 month old granddaughter learned to say the word 'sign' by pointing up from the kitchen at a certain, well known Back Bay landmark, which blinks at night. 'Sign', she would say. In March she started shouting 'sign', ran toward the television which broadcast an interview from Boston with the Back Bay behind. 'Sign'. 'Sign'! We learn the signs of health, beginning at baptism. Speaking of your health, do you really want to carry that particular resentment another year? Resentment is a heavy load, and causes ill health.
Here is the way forward in personal estrangements. Find the health. Follow the signs of health. To paraphrase Woodward and Bernstein, "follow the health". Forgiveness, pardon, salvation—the things that make for health.
There is a self-sustaining spirit of healing loose in the universe.
For by the life and death of Jesus, God's mighty Spirit, now as then, can make for us a world of difference, as faith and hope are born again.
Third, there is a self-generating spirit of mirth loose in the universe. Mirth, looth in the univerth!
Today is Easter! Wesley named his people "happy in God". Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom, as Paul wrote. And even the heavens shall laugh, as the Psalmist did sing. What was it that Pope intoned, "all looks yellow to the jaundiced eye". We see the world as we are, not as it is. Here are Peale's seven most important words: "You can if you think you can." Of all days, this is the day the Lord has made: we shall rejoice and be glad in it.
The ready mirth, the steady buoyant hopefulness of the people of God, revealed in mirth. At Easter we remember those who guided us, who came before. As a new tradition, this Easter, we honor them with Lilies. Particularly we recall Daniel Marsh, whose energetic leadership gave us this chapel, and whose family honors him today, on his birthday.
It brings us to a mirthful reverie.
My two closest friends in the ministry are both dead. Goodness and Mercy. Dale Winter, I can hear still, preaching on the children in the marketplace, in our little Ithaca chapel: "to the market they came of old bringing livestock, fruit, vegetable, apparel—and their children: anything they could sell!" Mirth slips out. Al, Navy chaplain, pastor, never said a mumblin' word, but did sometimes identify a difficult personality: "she is a test pilot in a broom factory." Mirth runneth over, where the gospel is heard and preached.
There is Roy Smyres, who walked across Africa in the 1920's: Christian, socialist, pastor. "I was a chaplain down at the Owasco Lake Empire Nudist Colony." What was the worst thing there? "Wicker chairs."
Here is BB Taylor, Anglican. "How am I able to write. I arise and work with cofffe, from 6-10 at home every morning. I get to the office mid-morning. Yes, some say: nice timing, bankers hours, hope you slept well. I smile. I chuckle. I just take it."
I heard one friend gently admonish: "let me help you get down off my back without hurting yourself." Another rebuked a self-abuser: "Shall I get a ladder and help you down off that cross?"
Then let us with the Spirit's daring, step from the past and leave behind, our disappointment, guilt, and grieving, seeking new paths and sure to find.
In a moment we will receive Holy Communion. At Easter in Eucharist, especially, we feel the wind of the unfinished, the unseen, the unexpected.
In second century a Roman teacher declared: "The Resurrection is a revelation, a transformation and a transition into newness." A revelation of truth, a transformation to health, a transition into mirth.
A Resurrection Spirit is breathing upon you this Easter, a breath of truth, health, mirth. There is a self-correcting Spirit of truth, a self-sustaining Spirit of health, a self-generating Spirit of mirth, loose in the universe. As my children say, "deal with it." Meaning: Crucified and Risen, Jesus Christ, in Resurrection Spirit, stands before us this day. Keeping it very simple: are you for him or against Him? Truth: for or against? Health: for or against? Mirth: for or against?
Christ is alive and goes before us, to show and share what love can do. This is a day of new beginnings. Our God is making all things new.


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Fog Photo Shoot
December 30, 2010
OK, to start, I want you all to guess how old this model is. . . .I thought she was at least 20, but she's not even that. Not 20, not 18, not even 16. She's FOURTEEN. Does that blow your mind a little? She is gorgeous and if I were her parents I would be worried! Thanks to the talented Julie Parker for this fun photo shoot. She's fantastic!
Vintage Glam
December 5, 2010
Let me say, this photo shoot was definitely one of my favorites. The location, dress (which is my grandma's wedding dress) and model were all beautiful! I loved creating this 1940's look. For the hair I went with a classic chignon low in the back, dressed up with fingerwaves and pin curls on the sides. For make up I did a softer red lip color with a strong cat-eye and strong brows. The way women wore their hair and make-up was so classy back then! Thanks again to Amber Weimer for the pictures.
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November 21, 2010
Yet another shoot with Amber Weimer. She is quickly becoming my new favorite person. Photo shoots with her are SO FUN. I can't tell you how much I love making people look beautiful! It really is a passion of mine. The idea for this shoot was about looking beautiful all day long. Our model Liz is definitely capable of that! I love how cozy and natural the pictures turned out.
Fashion Shoot
November 15, 2010
Ok, let me just start out by saying that Amber Weimer is my favorite photographer I have worked with so far! She was so fun and enthusiastic, she had the same vision as I did, and she was so accommodating and helpful! Not to mention way good at what she does. We teamed up recently to create this fashion photo shoot down in Salt Lake. The look we were going for was . . .vintage, snobby, rich woman :). Our model McCall owned the camera! Take a look!
Amber's Bridals
November 1, 2010
This bridal shoot was so fun!!! Amber had such a cute dress and a hair piece that I LOVED. Her hair was really short but we still made it look really timelss and pretty. We went with a classy look for her make-up, with a little bit of a vintage feel. Working with Aria Photography was great too. She is GOOD!
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Urban Shoot
October 20, 2010
A few weeks ago when I got a call from Rebekah Westover asking me if I wanted to do hair and make-up for a really urban photo shoot, I jumped on the opportunity! She wanted to mimic the latest Urban Outfitters catalog, and she did a really good job! With great clothes, a gorgeous model and lots of outfit and location changes, it was the recipe for a perfect photo shoot! Here are the pics, enjoy!


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These past few days have been muggy and sticky and we've spent them entertaining out of town guests: making beds, serving food, picking up. Coming across these photos of a clean, bright and smart living space made us lust for the home of our entertaining dreams:
The clean, comfy (did we mention clean>) and organized space that Fede Shop's has created make entertaining easy. The living room, dining room and kitchen all flow into one another making chopping and talking easy. Pull out some board games or just gather round with some tea to catch up and there's plenty of space. The clean black cabinets keep the kitchen looking sleek and the end cabinet incorporates a chalkboard as a convenient place to put notes or grocery lists. In any room, a palette of black and white with shiny surfaces is going to feel cool and clean. We love the shiny white counter spaces mixed with the warm wood of the dining table and walls along with the warm leather in the next room. The added pop of a bright color, in this case green, keeps the space from taking itself too seriously.
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Thursday evening's two vehicle accident killed one and seriously injured two others. The driver of a Pontiac lost his life Thursday, after his vehicle was T-boned by the driver of a Ford Explorer, who fled the scene of the tragic car crash at Branch Street and North Broadway. The deceased was identified as Marcus Dorsey, a 53 year-old resident of Gustav Avenue. The at-fault driver, who was both arrested and treated for injuries, has not yet been identified.
According to officials, the driver of the Ford Explorer had fled the scene of an earlier crash with a License Collector's vehicle just one mile from where the fatal crash took place. Following the first car wreck, the driver of the city vehicle called 911 and attempted to follow the Explorer.
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I can find a Harris Family Crest (Irish and British) no doubt the name came from either of those regions (or France) but I would like to know if anyones can give me some information on "Harris" the furthest I can go back is to a Wesley Harris, formerly of Alexandria,VA. Also if anyone has any information on the name "Fleming" 1920's to late 1940's (of North/south Carolina) that would be great as well.
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The admiration for Brillante Mendoza definitely increases based on this film. Apart from my previous statement that Lola was one of the films where sex wasn't included in any part of the film then I may have to re-deliver that because Manoro The Teacher happens to be in the same situation. Apart from that, this sort of short film, as opposed to his other works, rely on one of our country's favorite pastime, elections, or politics, it doesn't matter on which is which. Read the rest of this entry ?
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T500FC, 427th: Manoro [Manoro The Teacher] (Brillante Mendoza, 2006)March.20.2011
T500FC, 450th: Grandmother [Lola] (Brillante Mendoza, 2009)March.11.2011
The Brillante Mendoza is definitely on a roll. In 2008, we saw the dirtiest secrets of a torn down theatre in Serbis. In 2009, we saw the excruciating dismemberment of a prostitute in Kinatay. And on that same year, he gave us Lola, a simple yet complex story of two grandmothers that are affected by their grandsons. A very significant factor in this movie is the director's approach to the film, a movie created by him without showing skin. Read the rest of this entry ?
Tirador.2007.Brillante MendozaFebruary.1.2010
Brillante Mendoza, the director, stated last year that he wanted to make movies based on real life stories that depict the Philippines. It is actually true in all aspects as I am starting to get that certain respect for him. I know that he is doing this all for the sake of art and the cinema and not just for your usual, how much would I get from this film? And with this film, the Mendoza trademark is still there, nationalistic without the film looking cheap. Read the rest of this entry ?
Serbis.2008.Brilliante MendozaJanuary.25.2010
Can I just say that Brillante Mendoza's work is really impressive? I never knew that we could come up with world class films. Despite this film unsuitable for our local mall cinemas, I am sure that foreign film enthusiasts accepted this movie wholeheartedly. I think Roger Ebert can agree on this one. Read the rest of this entry ?
Kaleldo.2006.Brillante MendozaDecember.21.2009
Coming from a Bulakeno family and mostly related with Kampampangans, it was a gem for me to watch this film. And with a Tagalog setting and a film director with Brillante Mendoza, then you get a very world class Filipino film. Read the rest of this entry ?


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