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- Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Format: Paperback | 320 pages
- Dimensions: 180mm x 252mm x 25mm | 839g
- Publication date: 21 January 2008
- Publication City/Country: London
- Illustrations note: 358 illustrations
- Sales rank: 365,837
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This book, newly available in paperback, is the definitive survey of Greek vases by the outstanding world authority on classical archaeology and art. In it, John Boardman sketches the stylistic history of Greek vases and goes on to explore the many other matters that make the subject so fruitful: the process of identifying artists; the methods of making and decorating the vases and the problems in doing so; the life of the potter; the pots' dissemination beyond Greece; and their functions in life, cult and as messengers of style and subject. Boardman demonstrates how Greek artists exercised a style of narrative in art that was long influential in the West, and how their pictures reflected not simply on story-telling, but on the politics and social order of the day.
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Sir John Boardman is known and respected the world over as the outstanding authority on classical archaeology and art. His prodigious output of books includes some thirty titles, ranging from The Cretan Collection in Oxford (1961) to studies of Greek pottery and sculpture. He has received numerous honours, including a knighthood in 1989 and honorary doctorates from the University of Athens and the Sorbonne.
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1. A History of Greek Vases; 2. Connoisseurship; 3. Potters and Painters; 4. Trade; 5. Pictures and People I; 6. Pictures and People II; 7. Greek Vases in Use; 8. Pottery and Other Arts; 9. Tricks of the Trade; 10. Tools of the Study.


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Long Range Systems has launched Check Point Surveys, a tablet survey application that helps businesses collect on-site customer feedback.
"Managers can't afford to find out about a negative guest experience by reading a rant on Facebook or Yelp," CEO Skip Cass said in a news release. "Getting immediate feedback allows management to respond to complaints and turn the experience around before the guest leaves."
The Check Point cross-platform application works on iOS and Android devices and can be downloaded from the Android app store now and will be available in the Apple App Store soon. Downloads include a free 30-day trial, after which prices range from $29-$99 per month based on the number of tablet devices using Check Point at a location.
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The two-story brick building complete with Spanish-style roof tile at the point of the triangle-shaped block across from Library Park where Manteca and Sycamore avenues connect at one time was the pride of Manteca.
Those hoping to take home the crown of either Manteca Idol of Manteca Junior Idol only have two days to make sure that they're ready.
Manteca High students will welcome a new look to the Dawson Center.
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Manteca's municipal coffers are about to come into some much needed cash - $940,000 to be exact - from the sale of two city-owned properties.
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The Manteca High Class of 1945 was a close-knit group of 70 kids that frequented the Scoop News stand on West Yosemite Avenue with their eyes on the ice cream bar. The El Rey Theatre that had opened eight years earlier in 1937 was their other focus for fun and entertainment.
A 7-year-old has turned the heads of many adults after he launched his own campaign to send snack packs to American G.I.s overseas in battle torn countries during the last seven months.
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Manteca biggest growth spurt wasn't in 1985 when 1,400 new homes bought by a tidal wave of Bay Area Transplants prompted the establishment of the 3.9 percent annual growth cap tied to sewer allocations.
The Manteca soldier severely injured in an accident involving another driver who was drunk on early New Year's Day had a blood alcohol content in excess of .08 at the time of the crash.
Water that River Islands at Lathrop residents send down the drain won't got to waste.
More than 3,400 homes, offices, and commercial establishments around Manteca High School were left in the dark Friday evening when strong winds caused a power pole to snap like a giant pencil, sending dangerous live wires scattered on the ground and dangling precariously overhead.
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"I found out eight or nine days ago, and since then the club have continued with negotiations with my agent and he told me it was done and all that was needed was my signature," Ruben said.
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Imagine an "R" rated "Lassie" by way of "Spartacus." That's Kornél Mundruczó's "White God," a brutal but stirring fantasy about street dogs rising up against…
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'Monty Python's Life of Brian" has been re-released, I suspect, because of the enormous box office of "The Passion of the Christ." This is a classic bait-and-switch, because Brian, of course, is not Christ, but was born in the next stable. In cinema as in life, poor Brian never did the big numbers. When the film was released in 1979, it was attacked as blasphemous by many religious groups. Consulting my original review, I find I quoted Stanley Kauffmann in the New Republic, who speculated that Jesus might have enjoyed it; he had a sense of humor, proven by his occasional puns. That opens up another line of controversy: Are puns funny? Certainly "Monty Python's Life of Brian" is funny, in that peculiar British way where jokes are told sideways, with the obvious point and then the delayed zinger.
The tragedy of Brian (Graham Chapman) is that he has everything it takes be a success, except divinity. Not that he has any desire to found a religion. He attracts followers who convince themselves he is the savior, is the object of cult veneration, and unsuccessfully tries to persuade his (small) multitudes that he is not who they think he is. No, that's the other guy. His followers seize upon the smallest hints and misunderstood fragments of his speech to create an orthodoxy which they claim to have received from him.
We see the real Jesus twice, once in the next manger (unlike Brian, he has a halo) and again when he delivers the Sermon on the Mount. Most biblical movies show the Sermon from a point of view close to Jesus, or looking over his shoulder. "Life of Brian" has the cheap seats, way down at the bottom of the mount, where it's hard to hear: "What did he say? Blessed are the cheesemakers?"
Unlike Brian, Monty Python's Flying Circus gang had a distinguished family line. It was in direct descent from "The Goon Show" on BBC radio (Spike Mulligan, Peter Sellers) and the satirical revue "Beyond the Fringe" (Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett) -- which was inspired by Second City. Cook and Moore also had a TV show named "Not Only...but Also," which along with Second City more or less invented "Saturday Night Live." Then came the Pythons, who adapted best to movies ("Monty Python and the Holy Grail," "Monty Python's Meaning of Life").
The success of "Life of Brian" is based first of all on Brian's desperation at being a redeemer without portfolio. He's like one of those guys you meet in a bar who explains how he would have been Elvis if Elvis hadn't been so much better at it. Brian is, in fact, not a religious leader at all but the member of an underground political organization seeking to overthrow Pontius Pilate and throw the Romans out of the Holy Land. There are uncomfortable parallels with the real-life situation in the Middle East, and a jab at the second-class status of women in the scene where men stone a blasphemer. The joke is that the "men" are women pretending to be men, because as women they never get to have fun attending stonings and suchlike. Monty Python rotates the joke into another dimension, since all of the women in the movie are men in drag (some of them risking discovery, you would think, by wearing beards).
The movie benefits by looking vaguely historically accurate (it used the sets build by Lord Lew Grade for Franco Zeffirelli's "Jesus of Nazareth"). It incorporates familiar figures such as Pontius Pilate (Michael Palin) but observes that he speaks with a lisp (his centurions helplessly crack up behind his back). At crucial moments, he breaks into song, and there is a particular irony, considering how it is used on the movie, that "The Bright Side of Life" has taken on a long life in exactly the opposite context.
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It's a few minutes after 7 p.m. as we gather inside the waiting area of the popular Lakeview restaurant, greeting each other with hugs and friendly handshakes. Our ritual marks the end to another weekend and the start to another week in our busy lives. Restaurant patrons push their way around us to get a table as we gather into a tightly packed circle making sure we have a full headcount to give the host a more accurate number. One never knows who will show up late or bring a friend along. We meet at the Bagel in Lakeview frequently, but tonight everybody is in a little brighter mood than normal as we have something special to celebrate.
Every year on the second weekend of October, Chicago is host to 40,000 runners from around the world who take over the city in an effort to achieve dreams, raise awareness, and accomplish a goal they have been working toward the entire summer. On marathon day the streets close and traffic stops as spectators line the streets hoping to get a glimpse of their friends and family as they run through the different Chicago neighborhoods seeking to finish the 26.2 mile route. This year the cold temperatures added additional challenges to the already rigorous course. I was up at 4:45 a.m. to volunteer with my friend Rachel at the Lincoln Park aide station to support and participate in the event. As my fingers and toes became numb, I was already daydreaming about how nice it would be to warm up with friends at the Bagel later that night.
Diego, our favorite host, led the 10 of us back to our favorite table already set up with pickles, challah, and bagel chips. We all make room for our honoree of the night, Brian Berman, who will sit in the middle so everyone can hear his stories of running the Chicago marathon in just over four hours. This is the third year in a row we have celebrated Brian's triumph at the Chicago marathon with a tasty meal at the Bagel. Every time we meet here it seems we are celebrating new milestones in our lives: weddings, condo closings, new jobs, and completed graduate degrees. Our group of friends has grown through meeting at various Lakeview events such as Makor dinners, Sushi Shabbat and Anshe Emet services. We are Jewish, young, and mostly single.
Sundays at the Bagel started in the cold winter of 2007, picked because of its parking lot, Jewish-style food, and accommodating wait staff. Sam Leopold and couple of his friends started the Jewish dinner club. He envisioned a casual, weekly gathering where everybody was encouraged to invite friends. Every week we would meet new faces from the neighborhood who would join us for matzo ball soup, brisket, lox, bagels, chopped salad, and hot sandwiches. Every week Diego would have to add another table to accommodate the growing Bagel crowd, which topped out at 32 people on one summer evening.
Seeing a bunch of Jewish urbanities order at the Bagel is always an adventure. Before our order is taken stiff negotiations are performed to trade side items for soup, pickled herring and a sip of Sam's chocolate milkshake. Some rave about the matzo ball soup while others stand firmly behind the mushroom barley soup. Sam always requests an extra thick milkshake; Brian offers up his sides in exchange for a few bites of somebody's entree, and someone always insists the dressing be put on the side. My personal favorite is the challah French toast, but I also really like the potato pancakes on the coldest of winter evenings.
Conversation is always lively and in addition to hearing marathon stories we touched on a plethora of topics on this particular Sunday night. We discussed how DVR has changed our lives, the effectiveness of the iRobot Roomba vacuum cleaner, "Jon and Kate plus Eight," and the healthcare debate. It was interesting to know that our parents fell into two distinct categories, those who could text and those who could not. Julie showed off her new Blackberry, Brian his new medal and we all joked about who will be brave enough to join Brian in completing next year's Chicago marathon. An older gentleman approaches our table and congratulates Brian on his marathon, and he proudly shows off the 2009 medal hanging around his neck. The man's friendly gesture truly reflects the community atmosphere of the Bagel.
Eventually the night comes to an end and the check is passed around, often turning into an accounting circus with a mix of cash and credit cards flying in all directions to settle the bill. We stall, knowing that the weekend is almost over and it's time to get home and finish everything we have been putting off 'til Sunday night. During the week, we will all be connected online, but next Sunday night we'll have face time once again at the Bagel.
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Train Show Off 'Soul Sister,' Ukulele in Live PopEater Performance
By Marc Schneider Posted Nov 2nd 2009 02:00PM
Train, who've delivered a steady stream of chart hits since 'Meet Virginia' met your ears ten years ago. Perhaps you've heard 'Calling All Angels' or a lil' ditty titled 'Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)'? Yes, of course you have. After a 3-year hiatus to concentrate on solo projects, the West Coast rockers are back with their fifth album ('Save Me San Francisco,' out now) and a gem of a single, the Jason Mraz-ish track 'Hey, Soul Sister.'
Armed with a voice and a ukulele, singer Pat Monahan and guitarist Jimmy Stafford (drummer Scott Underwood couldn't make it) dropped by PopEater HQ to perform the infectious track. Watch It Here:
Armed with a voice and a ukulele, singer Pat Monahan and guitarist Jimmy Stafford (drummer Scott Underwood couldn't make it) dropped by PopEater HQ to perform the infectious track. Watch It Here:
"When people hear it, I think that what I hear mostly is that they're instantly happy," Monahan told us. "And I know I felt like that when I heard it first. After it was written, you go like 'Wow! I'm so happy all of a sudden.'"
For us, the best part of the song (aside from the Mr. Mister reference) is the ukulele and its elevation as the centerpiece of the track.
"It made the song sound right," Monahan said. "When it was written ... it [had] all the traditional rock instruments. Then a ukulele was brought out and changed the environment completely. When Jimmy plays all instruments, it's really easy for me to sing to, but man when he's playing the ukulele, I melt. I do. I melt."
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Trent Bridge Diary: Omens not good for unchanged side after axe fell on Shrewsbury's men
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England, as everybody now knows since the Diary mentioned it, have been unchanged for five successive matches only twice. The present lot may like to learn what was in store for the last bunch back in 1884. Having kept faith (if that is what selectors did then, given that their options on a long tour of Australia were somewhat limited with a squad of only 13) for the entire series, there were sweeping changes for the next Test. No fewer than seven players were omitted, although they had beaten Australia 3-2. The victorious skipper, Arthur Shrewsbury, kept his place but the captaincy was handed on. Of course, plenty had happened: England won in Melbourne in March 1885 and did not play again until meeting Australia at Old Trafford in July 1886. The gap of only a month until the next Test, against South Africa, may not be long enough to induce so many amendments.
A no-smoking stand
Talking of Shrewsbury, England's first professional captain long before Len Hutton's appointment in 1953, he graced Trent Bridge for 27 years. If the county were looking for someone after whom to name their new stand they could do worse, though in Notts they are hardly short of candidates. Shrewsbury played 377 of his 546 matches for Notts and scored 45 centuries for them. He was generally considered to be the best batsman of the age after W G Grace and was also a man ahead of his time, as demonstrated by his 236 when playing for Non-Smokers against Smokers, still the highest score for Non-Smokers. After all these years it could be used as a non-smoking message (Non-Smokers won by an innings). Instead, as is the modern way, the club are looking for a suitable commercial sponsor.
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James Anderson filled a rare, indeed perhaps unprecedented role, in England's first innings when he came out as the reserve nightwatchman. It was to protect Ryan Sidebottom, the incumbent since Matthew Hoggard's omission. England insisted that Anderson had batted merely because Sidebottom had a twinge in his back, but since Anderson had batted at 11 in the first two Tests, also behind Monty Panesar, this seems to be slightly disingenuous. Although he did not begin to trouble Alex Tudor's 99 not out in 1999 (against the same opposition) as an England nightwatchman's highest score, his 28 was probably a record reserve nightwatchman's score.
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Rather a tough guy than a nice guy?
Democracy must deliver if its credibility as a political system is to survive in public perception, says Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.Read Story
Body hair reaction tells a story
Ella Kotze wishes she had explained to two horrified girls that not shaving her legs was a conscious choice.Read Story
History, heritage: there's a difference
Let us use the protest over the Rhodes statue to rediscover and reconnect with what is our heritage, says Nathi Mthethwa.Read Story
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