| Let's get to know texas | |
|
Transport facilities, convenient transportation, highway with a total length
of more than 48 million kilometers, ranking first in the nation's; airport more
than 30, which Dallas DFW International Airport is the second largest airport,
Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport is the fourth largest airport. In
addition, Dezhou has 29 ports and Inland Waterway Port, which is the first port
of Houston, the United States foreign trade, the total volume of the United
States and the United States second. Due to the unique geographical location,
Dezhou is still connected to North America and Latin America's important trade
hub. |
|
 |
 |
| record of Recent query texas location area code (737) 737054 |
| Enterprise information related to area code (737) texas usa_company |
| the wave of Indian ¨C and to a lesser extent Indo-Chinese ¨C culture brought by extensive trading contacts, which created the Hindu-Buddhist techniques and
styles reflected in Javanese and Balinese temple carvings, art forms and crafts. The third major influence, Islam, only modified existing traditions. In fact Islam actively employed arts and crafts for dissemination of the religion. The highly stylised floral motifs on Jepara woodcarvings, for example, reflect Islam¡¯s ban on human and animal representation. Though the religious significance or practical function of many traditional objects is disappearing, the level of craftsmanship remains high. The sophistication and innovation of the craft industry is growing throughout the archipelago, driven by more discerning tourist tastes and by a booming export market. Javanese woodcarvers are turning out magnificent traditional panels and innovative furniture commissioned by large hotels, and Balinese jewellers influenced by Western designs are producing works of stunning quality. Tourist centres are fostering an increasing cross-fertilisation of craft styles: the ¡®primitive¡¯ Kalimantan statues, so in vogue in Balinese art shops, may well have been carved behind the shop or ¨C more likely ¨C in the vast crafts factories of Java. Woodcarving Made in Indonesia: A Tribute to the Country¡¯s Though the forests are vanishing, Craftspeople, by Warwick Purser, provides great woodcarving traditions are photos and background information on the crafts of flourishing. Often woodcarving is the country. practised in conjunction with more practical activities such as house building. All traditional Indonesian dwellings have some provision for repelling unwanted spirits. The horned lion heads of Batak houses, the water buffalo representations on Toraja houses and the serpent carvings on Dayak houses all serve to protect inhabitants from evil influences. On the outer islands, woodcarvings and statues are crafted to represent the spirit world and the ancestors who live there. Woodcarving is an intrinsic part of the Toraja¡¯s famed funerals: the deceased is represented by a tau tau (a life-sized wooden statue), and the coffin is adorned with carved animal heads. In the Ngaju and Dusun Dayak villages in Kalimantan, temadu (giant carved ancestor totems) also depict the dead. The most favoured and durable wood in Indonesia is jati (teak), though this is getting increasingly expensive. Sandalwood is occasionally seen in Balinese carvings, as is mahogany and ebony (imported from Sulawesi and Kalimantan). Jackfruit is a common, cheap wood, though it tends to warp and split. Generally, local carvers use woods at hand: heavy ironwood and meranti (a hard wood) in Kalimantan, and belalu (a light wood) in Bali. REGIONAL CARVING Perhaps Indonesia¡¯s most famous woodcarvers are the Asmat of southwestern Papua. Shields, canoes, spears and drums are carved, but the most distinctive Asmat woodcarvings are mbis (ancestor poles). These poles show the dead, one above the other, and the open carved ¡®wing¡¯ at the top of the pole is a phallic symbol representing fertility and power. The poles are also an expression of revenge, and were traditionally carved to accompany a feast following a head- hunting raid. In many regions, everyday objects are intricately carved. These include baby carriers and stools from Kalimantan, lacquered bowls from South Sumatra, bamboo containers from Sulawesi, doors from West Timor and horse effigies from Sumba. Balinese woodcarving is the most ornamental and elaborate in Indonesia. The gods and demons of Balinese cosmology populate statues, temple doors and relief panels throughout the island. Western influence and demand for art and souvenirs has encouraged Balinese woodcarvers to reinvent their craft, echoing the 1930s revolution in Balinese painting by producing simpler, elongated statues of purely ornamental design with a natural finish. In Java, the centre for woodcarving, especially carved furniture, is Jepara. The intricate crafts share Bali¡¯s Hindu-Buddhist tradition, adjusted to reflect Islam¡¯s prohibition on human representation. Another Javanese woodcarving centre is Kudus, where elaborate panels for traditional houses are produced. GIFTS: HIGH Amidst the endless piles of tourist tat, Indonesia has truly extraordinary items that make perfect gifts. The secret is finding them. Here are a few ideas: ? West Timor, Alor and Sumba have some spectacular naturally dyed ikat for sale. The best of the best can be found in Waingapu. ? Maubesi in Nusa Tenggara is home to a fab textile market. Look for shops selling local ikat, antique masks, statues, and carved beams, reliefs and doors from old Timorese homes. ? On South Sumatra, look for ceremonial songket sarongs that are used for marriages and other ceremonies near Palembang. They can take a month to make. ? Dayak rattan, doyo (bark beaten into cloth), carvings and other souvenirs from Kalimantan can be world-class. ? Street vendors in Bandaneira sell scrumptious kenari-nut brittle, a treat found only on the Banda Islands. ? Intricate and beautiful rattan items made in an ancient village in Bali are sold by Ashitaba, which has shops across the island and where you can shop for exquisite and artful goods for days on end. Ikat In Tenganan (Bali), a cloth called gringsing is The Indonesian word ¡®ikat¡¯, meaning woven using a rare method of double ikat in which ¡®to tie¡¯ or ¡®to bind¡¯, signifies the both warp and weft threads are pre=dyed. intricately patterned cloth of threads that are painstakingly tie-dyed before being woven together. Ikat is produced in many regions, most notably in Nusa Tenggara. Ikat garments come in an incredible diversity of colours and patterns: the spectacular ikat of Sumba and the elaborately patterned work of Flores (including kapita, used to wrap the dead) are the best known. IKAT SEASONS There are traditional times for the production of ikat. On Sumba the thread is spun between July and October, and the patterns bound between September and December. After the rains end in April, the dyeing is carried out. In August the weaving starts¨C more than a year after work on the thread began. MAKING IKAT Traditionally, ikat is made of hand-spun cotton. The whole process of ikat production ¨C from planting the cotton to folding the finished product ¨C is performed by women. Once the cotton is harvested, it is spun with a spindle. The thread is strengthened by immersing it in baths of crushed cassava, rice or maize, then threaded onto a winder. Traditional dyes are made from natural sources. The most complex processes result in a rusty colour known as kombu (produced from the bark and roots of the kombu tree). Blue dyes come from the indigo plant, and purple or brown can be produced by dyeing the cloth deep blue and then dyeing it again with kombu . Any sections that are not coloured are bound together with dye-resistant fibre. Each colour requires a separate tying-and-dyeing process. The sequence of colouring takes into consideration the effect of each application of dye. This requires great skill, as the dyer has to work out ¨C before the threads are woven ¨C exactly which parts of the thread are to receive which colour in order to create the pattern of the final |
| 1 |
| 2 |
| 3 |
| 7370544400 7370544399 7370544398 7370544397 7370544396 7370544395 7370544394 7370544393 7370544392 7370544391 7370544390 7370544389 7370544388 7370544387 7370544386 7370544385 7370544384 7370544383 7370544382 7370544381 7370544380 7370544379 7370544378 7370544377 7370544376 7370544375 7370544374 7370544373 7370544372 7370544371 7370544370 7370544369 7370544368 7370544367 7370544366 7370544365 7370544364 7370544363 7370544362 7370544361 7370544360 7370544359 7370544358 7370544357 7370544356 7370544355 7370544354 7370544353 7370544352 7370544351 7370544350 7370544349 7370544348 7370544347 7370544346 7370544345 7370544344 7370544343 7370544342 7370544341 7370544340 7370544339 7370544338 7370544337 7370544336 7370544335 7370544334 7370544333 7370544332 7370544331 7370544330 7370544329 7370544328 7370544327 7370544326 7370544325 7370544324 7370544323 7370544322 7370544321 7370544320 7370544319 7370544318 7370544317 7370544316 7370544315 7370544314 7370544313 7370544312 7370544311 7370544310 7370544309 7370544308 7370544307 7370544306 7370544305 7370544304 7370544303 7370544302 7370544301 7370544300 7370544299 7370544298 7370544297 7370544296 7370544295 7370544294 7370544293 7370544292 7370544291 7370544290 7370544289 7370544288 7370544287 7370544286 7370544285 7370544284 7370544283 7370544282 7370544281 7370544280 7370544279 7370544278 7370544277 7370544276 7370544275 7370544274 7370544273 7370544272 7370544271 7370544270 7370544269 7370544268 7370544267 7370544266 7370544265 7370544264 7370544263 7370544262 7370544261 7370544260 7370544259 7370544258 7370544257 7370544256 7370544255 7370544254 7370544253 7370544252 7370544251 7370544250 7370544249 7370544248 7370544247 7370544246 7370544245 7370544244 7370544243 7370544242 7370544241 7370544240 7370544239 7370544238 7370544237 7370544236 7370544235 7370544234 7370544233 7370544232 7370544231 7370544230 7370544229 7370544228 7370544227 7370544226 7370544225 7370544224 7370544223 7370544222 7370544221 7370544220 7370544219 7370544218 7370544217 7370544216 7370544215 7370544214 7370544213 7370544212 7370544211 7370544210 7370544209 7370544208 7370544207 7370544206 7370544205 7370544204 7370544203 7370544202 7370544201 7370544200 7370544199 7370544198 7370544197 7370544196 7370544195 7370544194 7370544193 7370544192 7370544191 7370544190 7370544189 7370544188 7370544187 7370544186 7370544185 7370544184 7370544183 7370544182 7370544181 7370544180 7370544179 7370544178 7370544177 7370544176 7370544175 7370544174 7370544173 7370544172 7370544171 7370544170 7370544169 7370544168 7370544167 7370544166 7370544165 7370544164 7370544163 7370544162 7370544161 7370544160 7370544159 7370544158 7370544157 7370544156 7370544155 7370544154 7370544153 7370544152 7370544151 7370544150 7370544149 7370544148 7370544147 7370544146 7370544145 7370544144 7370544143 7370544142 7370544141 7370544140 7370544139 7370544138 7370544137 7370544136 7370544135 7370544134 7370544133 7370544132 7370544131 7370544130 7370544129 7370544128 7370544127 7370544126 7370544125 7370544124 7370544123 7370544122 7370544121 7370544120 7370544119 7370544118 7370544117 7370544116 7370544115 7370544114 7370544113 7370544112 7370544111 7370544110 7370544109 7370544108 7370544107 7370544106 7370544105 7370544104 7370544103 7370544102 7370544101 7370544100 7370544099 7370544098 7370544097 7370544096 7370544095 7370544094 7370544093 7370544092 7370544091 7370544090 7370544089 7370544088 7370544087 7370544086 7370544085 7370544084 7370544083 7370544082 7370544081 7370544080 7370544079 7370544078 7370544077 7370544076 7370544075 7370544074 7370544073 7370544072 7370544071 7370544070 7370544069 7370544068 7370544067 7370544066 7370544065 7370544064 7370544063 7370544062 7370544061 7370544060 7370544059 7370544058 7370544057 7370544056 7370544055 7370544054 7370544053 7370544052 7370544051 7370544050 7370544049 7370544048 7370544047 7370544046 7370544045 7370544044 7370544043 7370544042 7370544041 7370544040 7370544039 7370544038 7370544037 7370544036 7370544035 7370544034 7370544033 7370544032 7370544031 7370544030 7370544029 7370544028 7370544027 7370544026 7370544025 7370544024 7370544023 7370544022 7370544021 7370544020 7370544019 7370544018 7370544017 7370544016 7370544015 7370544014 7370544013 7370544012 7370544011 7370544010 7370544009 7370544008 7370544007 7370544006 7370544005 7370544004 7370544003 7370544002 7370544001 7370544000 7370543999 7370543998 7370543997 7370543996 7370543995 7370543994 7370543993 7370543992 7370543991 7370543990 7370543989 7370543988 7370543987 7370543986 7370543985 7370543984 7370543983 7370543982 7370543981 7370543980 7370543979 7370543978 7370543977 7370543976 7370543975 7370543974 7370543973 7370543972 7370543971 7370543970 7370543969 7370543968 7370543967 7370543966 7370543965 7370543964 7370543963 7370543962 7370543961 7370543960 7370543959 7370543958 7370543957 7370543956 7370543955 7370543954 7370543953 7370543952 7370543951 7370543950 7370543949 7370543948 7370543947 7370543946 7370543945 7370543944 7370543943 7370543942 7370543941 7370543940 7370543939 7370543938 7370543937 7370543936 7370543935 7370543934 7370543933 7370543932 7370543931 7370543930 7370543929 7370543928 7370543927 7370543926 7370543925 7370543924 7370543923 7370543922 7370543921 7370543920 7370543919 7370543918 7370543917 7370543916 7370543915 7370543914 7370543913 7370543912 7370543911 7370543910 7370543909 7370543908 7370543907 7370543906 7370543905 7370543904 7370543903 7370543902 7370543901 7370543900 7370543400 7370543399 7370543398 7370543397 7370543396 7370543395 7370543394 7370543393 7370543392 7370543391 7370543390 7370543389 7370543388 7370543387 7370543386 7370543385 7370543384 7370543383 7370543382 7370543381 7370543380 7370543379 7370543378 7370543377 7370543376 7370543375 7370543374 7370543373 7370543372 7370543371 7370543370 7370543369 7370543368 7370543367 7370543366 7370543365 7370543364 7370543363 7370543362 7370543361 7370543360 7370543359 7370543358 7370543357 7370543356 7370543355 7370543354 7370543353 7370543352 7370543351 7370543350 7370543349 7370543348 7370543347 7370543346 7370543345 7370543344 7370543343 7370543342 7370543341 7370543340 7370543339 7370543338 7370543337 7370543336 7370543335 7370543334 7370543333 7370543332 7370543331 7370543330 7370543329 7370543328 7370543327 7370543326 7370543325 7370543324 7370543323 7370543322 7370543321 7370543320 7370543319 7370543318 7370543317 7370543316 7370543315 7370543314 7370543313 7370543312 7370543311 7370543310 7370543309 7370543308 7370543307 7370543306 7370543305 7370543304 7370543303 7370543302 7370543301 7370543300 7370543299 7370543298 7370543297 7370543296 7370543295 7370543294 7370543293 7370543292 7370543291 7370543290 7370543289 7370543288 7370543287 7370543286 7370543285 7370543284 7370543283 7370543282 7370543281 7370543280 7370543279 7370543278 7370543277 7370543276 7370543275 7370543274 7370543273 7370543272 7370543271 7370543270 7370543269 7370543268 7370543267 7370543266 7370543265 7370543264 7370543263 7370543262 7370543261 7370543260 7370543259 7370543258 7370543257 7370543256 7370543255 7370543254 7370543253 7370543252 7370543251 7370543250 7370543249 7370543248 7370543247 7370543246 7370543245 7370543244 7370543243 7370543242 7370543241 7370543240 7370543239 7370543238 7370543237 7370543236 7370543235 7370543234 7370543233 7370543232 7370543231 7370543230 7370543229 7370543228 7370543227 7370543226 7370543225 7370543224 7370543223 7370543222 7370543221 7370543220 7370543219 7370543218 7370543217 7370543216 7370543215 7370543214 7370543213 7370543212 7370543211 7370543210 7370543209 7370543208 7370543207 7370543206 7370543205 7370543204 7370543203 7370543202 7370543201 7370543200 7370543199 7370543198 7370543197 7370543196 7370543195 7370543194 7370543193 7370543192 7370543191 7370543190 7370543189 7370543188 7370543187 7370543186 7370543185 7370543184 7370543183 7370543182 7370543181 7370543180 7370543179 7370543178 7370543177 7370543176 7370543175 7370543174 7370543173 7370543172 7370543171 7370543170 7370543169 7370543168 7370543167 7370543166 7370543165 7370543164 7370543163 7370543162 7370543161 7370543160 7370543159 7370543158 7370543157 7370543156 7370543155 7370543154 7370543153 7370543152 7370543151 7370543150 7370543149 7370543148 7370543147 7370543146 7370543145 7370543144 7370543143 7370543142 7370543141 7370543140 7370543139 7370543138 7370543137 7370543136 7370543135 7370543134 7370543133 7370543132 7370543131 7370543130 7370543129 7370543128 7370543127 7370543126 7370543125 7370543124 7370543123 7370543122 7370543121 7370543120 7370543119 7370543118 7370543117 7370543116 7370543115 7370543114 7370543113 7370543112 7370543111 7370543110 7370543109 7370543108 7370543107 7370543106 7370543105 7370543104 7370543103 7370543102 7370543101 7370543100 7370543099 7370543098 7370543097 7370543096 7370543095 7370543094 7370543093 7370543092 7370543091 7370543090 7370543089 7370543088 7370543087 7370543086 7370543085 7370543084 7370543083 7370543082 7370543081 7370543080 7370543079 7370543078 7370543077 7370543076 7370543075 7370543074 7370543073 7370543072 7370543071 7370543070 7370543069 7370543068 7370543067 7370543066 7370543065 7370543064 7370543063 7370543062 7370543061 7370543060 7370543059 7370543058 7370543057 7370543056 7370543055 7370543054 7370543053 7370543052 7370543051 7370543050 7370543049 7370543048 7370543047 7370543046 7370543045 7370543044 7370543043 7370543042 7370543041 7370543040 7370543039 7370543038 7370543037 7370543036 7370543035 7370543034 7370543033 7370543032 7370543031 7370543030 7370543029 7370543028 7370543027 7370543026 7370543025 7370543024 7370543023 7370543022 7370543021 7370543020 7370543019 7370543018 7370543017 7370543016 7370543015 7370543014 7370543013 7370543012 7370543011 7370543010 7370543009 7370543008 7370543007 7370543006 7370543005 7370543004 7370543003 7370543002 7370543001 7370543000 7370542999 7370542998 7370542997 7370542996 7370542995 7370542994 7370542993 7370542992 7370542991 7370542990 7370542989 7370542988 7370542987 7370542986 7370542985 7370542984 7370542983 7370542982 7370542981 7370542980 7370542979 7370542978 7370542977 7370542976 7370542975 7370542974 7370542973 7370542972 7370542971 7370542970 7370542969 7370542968 7370542967 7370542966 7370542965 7370542964 7370542963 7370542962 7370542961 7370542960 7370542959 7370542958 7370542957 7370542956 7370542955 7370542954 7370542953 7370542952 7370542951 7370542950 7370542949 7370542948 7370542947 7370542946 7370542945 7370542944 7370542943 7370542942 7370542941 7370542940 7370542939 7370542938 7370542937 7370542936 7370542935 7370542934 7370542933 7370542932 7370542931 7370542930 7370542929 7370542928 7370542927 7370542926 7370542925 7370542924 7370542923 7370542922 7370542921 7370542920 7370542919 7370542918 7370542917 7370542916 7370542915 7370542914 7370542913 7370542912 7370542911 7370542910 7370542909 7370542908 7370542907 7370542906 7370542905 7370542904 7370542903 7370542902 7370542901 7370542900 |
| 4 |
| 5 |
| 6 |
| www.80880.net telephone network sitemap American Style, Social Culture, Culture, Religion and Humanities |
