They may purchase brrr° yarns and become a certified user of brrr° yarns. “But we can be the best in class in technology and license the technology to best in class product leaders who can make their products even better with brrr°.

“My idea when I started the company was to create a technology that could be applicable to all of the fabrics in our lives, and so to see the vertical of automotive taking off, to see bedding taking off, it’s really illustrating that vision and it’s exciting!”For more information about brrr°, contact Julie Brown, +270-361-9338; jbrown@brrr.”

Kolb identified a need in the industry for an authentic cooling technology, and after working with scientists in Taiwan to bring her ideas to life, brrr° was born.Or, manufacturers may buy fabrics featuring brrr° from the company, and the company offers product development assistance through its Taiwan-based manufacturing facility.

Kolb sees enormous possibilities for the cooling technology in medical products. Currently, polyester and nylon filament yarns are available, although other polymers may be used, and the company is looking into incorporating brrr° during other spinning methods to expand the family of yarns that are available.com. “And my curiosity for that led me down the path of textile technology. We feel very confident and stand behind the word proven. “

Very happy to listen to a talk by A C Grayling. 

He talked about being kind, and the use of stories and important of literature.

He also said that human interaction is important for the self. That's kind of saying interacting with important for human brain development. That's true for language development. 

And to be kind. Treat other people like a painting and put them in a "good light". 

Also, if one asked what the person's most interested in, you would get a brilliant answer even if this person might not share interest with you in other areas. 

So be kind. 

He is also a proud atheist.

During the question and answer session. Someone ask him why he is a militant atheist, and he said there is no such thing. There is no such thing as a "militant non stamp collector.

Extracts from Ruskin's book The Stones of Venice in which he examines architecture as a way of understanding the political economy, social structure and cultural framework of Britain and other countries he has experienced.

Ruskin is radical, humanitarian, visionary. His insight is profound and he champions freedom and creativity as the foundation of artistic work. He refuses to divorce aesthetics from ethics. I completely changed my view of buildings when I read this. In every made thing I now look for the maker's soul. I wish I could raise Ruskin from the dead to comment on architecture and design today.

"You must either make a tool of the creature, or a man of him. You cannot make both."

Israel Regardie was an occultist and chiripractor who died in the 1980s, and who was Aleister Crowley's secretary, typing up several of Crowley's books. He was also a disciple of Crowley until a rather public falling-out in the 30s, and was also a member of the Golden Dawn organazation in it's waning years in England. Regardie took it upon himself to publish the secret teachings of the order, in a form still available today, when he felt that it's leadership had become detrimental to the teachings' future. These and many other of his experiences can be read about here. Regardie also was a proponent of Reichean psychoanalysis, and claimed that the "orgone" that Reich believed in and the force behind "magick" were the same thing. He was a lay psychoanalyst and treated many neurotics in his practice and so felt he could speak as an authority on the subject. I think this is a great account of a little-known but important life from the mid-twewntieth century.