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- Publisher: SHIRE PUBLICATIONS LTD
- Format: Paperback | 64 pages
- Dimensions: 146mm x 204mm x 6mm | 181g
- Publication date: 1 May 2001
- Publication City/Country: Buckinghamshire
- Edition: 2, Revised
- Edition statement: 2nd Revised edition
- Illustrations note: illustrations
- Sales rank: 795,021
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Clay was used for a myriad of functions in ancient Egypt, of which one of the most important was the production of pottery vessels. The manufacture of pottery has a history of over five thousand years in ancient Egypt. This book concentrates on that from the time of the first pharaohs, approximately 3000BC, to the conquest by Alexander the Great in 332 BC. Pottery was used for vessels that served a wide variety of functions, including everyday cooking and domestic purposes. While the majority of the pottery from ancient Egypt is plain and utilitarian, potters decorated vessels with elaborate designs incorporating a wide range of motifs and produced numerous types of 'fancy forms' such as vessels in the form of humans, animals and birds. Using information drawn from such diverse sources as tomb reliefs and inscriptions, as well as the large amount of pottery from pharaonic Egypt that survives today, this book examines the techniques of pottery manufacture, types of decoration and the function of pottery in that society.
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Colin A. Hope is senior lecturer and Director of the Centre of Archaeology and Ancient History at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, and Honorary Advisor to the National Gallery of Victorian on Egyptian artr. He lectures on all periods of Egyptian archaeology, with a special interest in the Predynastic Period and its interconnections with Saharran regions, the New Kingdom, and the Ptolemaic-Roman Periods.
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The Egyptian potter; Pottery manufacture; Decoration; Historical development; The functions of pottery; The role of pottery in the study of Ancient Egypt; Select bibliography; Museums to visit.


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Help with lighting
We just bought a house and I am not sure what to do about the lighting situation. I had planned on building a craftsman style house but we ended up buying instead. This house isn't craftsman at all but my dining room table is mission style.
I am not sure what to do about lighting over the island and in the eat in kitchen area. Should I do a pendant?? Or just a ceiling light? There are pot lights in the kitchen now
eventually we will probably redo the counters but not for a while. Here is a photo of the rest of the kitchen. I believe the old owners must of brought these lights from their old house. The house is 10 years old and the lights are probably much much older.
There are double- and triple-pendant lights. I think either would work better than the single. Just find one that will suit your needs now and down the road should you choose to alter your style somewhat. As far as the pot ceiling lights, I love them. I am at the point in my life that I want something that works for my eyes and not for someone else's eye candy.
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Change out the hardware on the cabinets to bronze pulls and that will also lean the room toward a craftsman style. I'd consider replacing the white dishwasher too.
Does the island need lighting? With it being small and plain it seems a pendant will highlight a feature that shouldn't be highlighted. It's also a small kitchen, so pendants could look busier in your kitchen than they do in the examples. I see you also have a peninsula. If it has seating, I'd put a pendant there.
I might think about removing the island since it looks like it crowds the kitchen. Do you have enough prep space between your sink and stove? The island is only 24" deep, the same as your perimeter, so you will probably prep by the sink anyway unless you have a short counter there.
The one AnnieD posted is similar to mine although mine is brushed stainless in color (not sure about actual product). It is attractive and is great for task lighting, which is what I use my bar for although on occasion my grandkids eat there and it is fine for that as well (for them eating is a task; they much prefer running and playing).
so it seems I should get a double pendant? I'll look. I am wondering if I should go with a craftsman theme at all. The outside of the house is more traditional i guess. Lots of crown molding in rooms and chair rails.
We will replace the dishwasher with stainless eventually.
I walked around the kitchen and I feel the island would work well for us. there is plenty of space all around it. With the hardwood floors I would worry about removing it at all.
I don't feel like kitchen is small its 29x13
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What would Mayweather's career been like if he had lost that '0' vs Castillo?
This is not about whether Castillo should have got decision more whether Mayweather would have been less cautious in choosing opponents if he wasn't too wary of losing his undefeated record. I'm a huge Mayweather fan but if he lost that '0' vs Castillo would we have seen him take the Margarito fight & pick him apart? Would we have seen Mayweather-Tszyu at LWW? Would we have seen him fight Pac when it really mattered a few years ago? (not saying only Mayweather is to blame for that one) What else would we have seen? Please discuss
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I don't think it would change things to much. He would have won the rematch and probably choose opponents the same way. Just because he had one loss on his record wouldn't make him less careful about getting beat again.
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he wouldn't have ducked as much as he did... trying to keep his 0
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As strange as it sounds, this probably would have been the best thing for him. A win over Pacquiao would have more than made up for a loss over a tough opponent like a Castillo, and if he went on to beat Martinez people would have taken his greatest-of-all-time claims very seriously.
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The obvious answer is to assume that he would have took on more risky opposition to build his credibility; would he have drawn those numbers in the Oscar fight with a loss on his record? Debatable.
For some fighters the 0 makes the man
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I think that would've probably still been his only loss. He would've still picked the careful fights, but it's hard to tell if the riskier fights meant more money. Nowadays he could just about fight anyone and still make a tonne of cash.
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Would definitely have changed who he would fight. Maybe even also how he fights.
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His career wouldn't have changed much. He gave Castillo an immediate rematch and beat him mire clearly. He didnt wait a couple of fights like most people do.
There still would have been NO Pacman fight as long as Floyd wasn't with Top Rank. The guy was smart enough to get help from Al Hayman to buy out his contract so Arum would stop robbing him blind. Arum has been trying to destroy Floyd ever since.
Its funny that when people asked Cotto a year ago, he said out of his own mouth that he NEVER pursued a Mayweather fight. People disregard it because it just sounds better to say Floyd ducked. And any reference to Margarito should be thrown out of the window. THIS GUY BLATANTLY CHEATED THE SPORT AND COULD HAVE KILLED SOMEONE! He doesn't deserve any credit for being someone who was "ducked". People hate Floyd so much that they rather give more credit to a blatant cheater.
At the end of the day- Floyd resume is only debatable due to a personal like-ability factor with his character. I could go out and say a ton of negative and unrealistic stuff about Floyd today, and gain thousands of new friends. Then use his resume as a cover up when questioned about it
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Once Upon a Time (The Twilight Zone)
|"Once Upon a Time"
|The Twilight Zone episode
Buster Keaton in Once Upon a Time
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|Season 3
Episode 13
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"Once Upon a Time" is a 1961 episode of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone.
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|Mr. Mulligan, a rather dour critic of his times, is shortly to discover the import of that old phrase, 'Out of the frying pan, into the fire' - said fire burning brightly at all times - in The Twilight Zone.
Woodrow Mulligan (Buster Keaton) is a grumpy janitor in 1890, dissatisfied with his time and place: a backwater town called "Harmony" with seventeen-cent cuts of meat, two-dollar hats, livestock freely roaming the streets, and penny-farthing bicycles that knock him down while going the speed limit (eight miles per hour). He works for Professor Gilbert (Milton Parsons), who has just invented a time helmet.
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Rollo tries to go back alone, but Mulligan jumps on him and they go back together. The 1890s turn out to be not entirely what Rollo thought of them. Mulligan, however, is relieved and has a new appreciation for his own time. One week later, he hears Rollo griping. ("This guy sounds worse than my mother-in-law," Mulligan observes through an intertitle). So he sets the helmet for 1960, puts it on Rollo's head, and sends him back to his own time.
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|'To each his own' - so goes another old phrase to which Mr. Woodrow Mulligan would heartily subscribe, for he has learned - definitely the hard way - that there's much wisdom in a third old phrase, which goes as follows: 'Stay in your own backyard.' To which it might be added, 'and, if possible, assist others to stay in theirs' - via, of course, The Twilight Zone.
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- This episode was one of the Twilight Zone's comedy episodes. The parts set in the 1890s have no sound, silent film intertitle cards (except, of course, for Rod Serling) and a saloon piano. Much is made of the fact that Mulligan shows up in the 1960s with no pants due to his getting run over by a "high speed" bicycle. A running gag involves a helpless Mulligan being chased by a policeman in both the past and the present.
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- DeVoe, Bill. (2008). Trivia from The Twilight Zone. Albany, GA: Bear Manor Media. ISBN 978-1-59393-136-0
- Grams, Martin. (2008). The Twilight Zone: Unlocking the Door to a Television Classic. Churchville, MD: OTR Publishing. ISBN 978-0-9703310-9-0
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Suicide rates among Army soldiers increased 80 percent between 2004 and 2008, according to a recent report published in Injury Prevention . In the last several years, the number of soldiers returning from the Middle East with mental and physical wounds has continued to climb. According to Dr. Simon Rego, a supervising psychologist at Montefiore Medical Center, "Unlike any other time in history, U.S. military suicide rates now appear to have surpassed those among comparable civilian populations. It is therefore critical that we address this emerging public-health problem." In this groundbreaking book, Dr. Liebert, a psychiatrist who has examined hundreds of violent offenders with combat experience, and bestselling author Dr. William Birnes uncover the disturbing truths of why post-traumatic stress injury is on the rise, how it's threatening society, and how the military is failing to properly address this serious issue. In addition, they describe the most recent research and methods that have been developed to help soldiers heal their mental and emotional wounds. Wounded Minds dissects several high profile cases of suicide and massacre, including Staff Sergeant Robert Bales's murder of sixteen Afghan citizens and Major Nidal Malik Hasan, who opened fire on a room full of defenseless American troops. Through these stories the authors paint a clear picture of the very real threat PTSD poses to individuals and society. They then go on to explain how to diagnose and understand the brain abnormalities associated with PTSD, the diagnostic problems confronting military medicine today, and both immediate and ongoing medical solutions.
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Bell Peppers Rotting on Plant
I am having very poor luck with a sweet bell pepper that I planted this year. It is planted in a half whisky barrel with wood chips as mulch. I water the plant daily, as the hot and arid climate of southern Nevada requires. It has grown fine, but produced only one pepper. This pepper grew quickly to about 2 inches by 2 inches and then just rotted without ever ripening. Could excessive heat have caused this? It was over 105 consistently for about a week when the pepper rotted.
I'm not sure exactly what causes it, but I'm pretty sure that peppers can suffer from blossom end rot like Tomatoes.
Watering every day seems a bit excessive for a bell pepper.
Maybe look up blossom end rot in peppers and hopefully you'll find some good info
Peppers are indeed subject to both BER (blossom end rot) and Blossom Drop, 2 conditions you may want to research more.
But they can also get plain old sun burn (called sun scorch) and root rot from overwatering. Peppers prefer to dry out a bit between waterings so you might want to check the actual moisture level of you deeper soil by sticking your finger deep into the soil before watering.
In a container that large I wouldn't think they would need daily watering either, no matter hot hot it gets. Try cutting back a little as they will tolerate too little water much better than too much water. Mulching the top of the container will also help.
Here is a link that might be useful: Forum FAQ's: BER
I have grown a lot of peppers for a few years, but never in a container. I know you need to water much more often in containers, but peppers do not like to be real wet.
Also, some varieties I have tried seem to rot as soon as they ripen. I grew one last year, called Orange Sun, that would rot as soon as it turned color.
I have heard you can grow them successfully in containers, so you might try different varieties with a little less water. Mine seem to do fine with much less water than many other similar crops.
In the past, I had great results with "Brigadier" (green to red) and "Gold Standard" (green to yellow). I would suggest you try different varieties, and less water, if you can keep the plants alive. Your temperature should not be a limiting factor. It is over 100 degrees most of the summer here, and my peppers do better than almost anything else I grow.
I would be careful not to wet the plant or the fruit. I have had some rot if it rains when they are almost ripe, and have some folds that hold water. I use drip irrigation only.
blossom end rot sounds like what you are experiencing and the cause is not enough calcium reaching the developing fruit. Does the rot start at the bottom of the fruit? If so that is BER.
There are many cultural conditions that can result in not enough calcium getting to the developing fruit, but in a container unless you are using a fertilizer that supplies ample calcium it could be as simple as the potting mix not having enough.
You don't indicate what you have filled the container with as a growing medium. What most container growers do to supply calcium is add either lime or gypsum to the mix at the rate of 1/4 cup per cubic foot. A whiskey barrel half holds (if memory serves) around 3 or so cubic feet.
Does this look like BER on lowest flower (at V)? These pics is about two weeks old. That flower is now a bell about 1 & 1/2 x 3/4 inches. The BER seems to be going away on that one bell/blossom...I want to make sure it does, as this is now a very productive plant (5-6 flowers already turning & several more close behind). Third pic shows it the best. Please let me know. Thanks! - Steve
I might be wrong, I'm no pepper expert but that pot looks super small to me for a full sized pepper plant. Unless that's a dwarf variety (do they make dwarf peppers?) I think it needs a bigger pot. It should self-limit but you'll get more peppers if you give it room to grow.
I think the problem is a fly that lays eggs on the pepper. the eggs hatch into maggots that dig inside of the pepper and eat out the inside and the pepper rots.
Here is a link that might be useful: pepper maggot
I'm not sure if you guys can help, but I'm hoping to bring this post up to get help. Is this blossom end rot on my peppers. I know for a fact the answer is yes for my tomatoes, I have done enough research to figure that out. It mostly happens to my early girl, but I think I got a few off my Better Bush as well. Anyway, here are the pictures, any help would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance!
MORE IMPORTANTLY: Can I eat these after I cut off the bad part?
You will have much less trouble with chile peppers. there are completely mild chile peppers. bells are so boring and blah. I would never grow bells again. chiles give big big crops. try a very mild new mexico chile. if you want flavor try Chimayo. very mild with super flavor. You might never eat a bell pepper again. you can find them by doing a chimayo search on garden web.
Chimayo...i'll have to remember that as something to try next year. I do loooove bells though for certain recipes.
jonesfam: I would guess & say yes it is BER, but I know little to nothing about BER, so hopefully someone else will see this post if we keep discussing bells on it & answer. :)
I not an expert, but would say the first green pepper looks to me like sunscald, and I would say your tomatoes are suffering from BER, I can't tell what is wrong on the third picture...not clear enough, but I have always just cut these areas out and eaten the fruit if it has no bugs inside.
blossom end rot appears at the very bottom of peppers as it does in tomatoes, where the blossom falls off. It can and often does progress to the parts of the pepper, however. If that part of your pepper (the very bottom) looks fine, and you have dark and rotted areas on any other section, then it isn't blossom end rot.
I have the same exact type spot on a few of my bell peppers. The spots are not on the blossom ends either, but on the sides.
Could it be that a bug chewed at those parts and as the fruits developed the spot became rotten? I noticed that my latest peppers, the ones that formed in the last couple weeks, have not had such spots. Maybe those type bugs went away? Just a guess?
It looks like I'm going to have a lot of peppers from now until mid-Fall. My plants are starting to really produce. They are about three feet tall and even starting to lean over. I grew peppers for the first time last year and the plants didn't really pump out the peppers until late summer and early fall. At least something grows well in Texas.
jonesfam: Ever have a problem with spider mites? I've tried literally ever possible solution presented on Gardenweb to try and get rid of them w/ no luck (couple different sprays including one w/ Neem Oil, soapy water, binegar on pot lining, etc., etc..). :( Fortunately, they are only on my hot peppers & not my bells.
don't really know what they are! all my pepper plants are in one big pot, so it's hard for me to see what is going on...probably won't do that next year! this has only happened to a few and my red bells are just beginning to turn and i dont see the spots on them or the yummies (2 so far).
i tried the soapy water on my romas because they were getting attacked when they first started growing and i used some cheap stuff from target. i have two plants in one pot and they are doing quite well, no more stink bugs!
The pepper picture posted by jonesfam is exactly what I am dealing with on my bells. I usually have great luck with them but I do wonder if it is the hot weather and too early summer rain here in Maryland (although now it's just hot with little rain) that is causing it. My peppers usually hit a stride this time of year and into the fall. But I would say half of the peppers on my 20 plants have rotting spots. Very disappointing!
I have 4 rows of various peppers in my garden. They are all doing well except one of the cayenne peppers had about half the peppers on it rotten. Why is it just one plant that is hit with this and what could be the cause. It isn't the only cayenne I have in the garden and the others are fine.
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Social networking is fine for government leaders, but take some common-sense precautions
Some have suggested that I seem to navigate the Facebook's social networking world effortlessly. It might appear that way, but the apparent ease and comfort is an intentional work in progress.
I have never been one for networking of any kind, so I wasn't really thrilled at the prospect of jumping into the world of social networking. However, as I aspired to the ranks of the federal government's Senior Executive Service, I realized that building coalitions and developing an extensive network of associates helps us collaborate and share best practices and provides for the flow of diverse ideas and diverse thinking.
Here are some common questions and answers that might help those suffering from Facebook Phobia.
Don't you think it's better to keep your personal life separate from your professional life?
Picture this: You're at a professional conference during a networking opportunity. Someone asks about your hobbies. Do you say, "I'm sorry, but I keep my personal life and professional life separate," and refuse to answer?
You wouldn't tell private or embarrassing information to a colleague at a water cooler or at a networking session, and you shouldn't do it on Facebook. You can reveal some personal information on Facebook, but exercise the same judgment and discretion you do in in-person encounters.
As with real-life networking, you should be genuine, honest and interested in those in your social network. Look for things you have in common and make comments that demonstrate sincere interest.
What about security? Aren't you worried about it?
Heck yes, you should be worried about security. Who isn't? You should always be vigilant about sharing information inappropriately or being a victim of malicious code. There's nothing special about social-networking technology. You should be just as cautious on Facebook as you would be with e-mail.
I once had a Super Bowl party where my mother had a hot dog on a plate. As she put chili on the hot dog, the plate collapsed, dropping hot dog and chili on the light-colored carpet. She said it was the plate's fault. Many people would blame the plate — or the technology — rather than taking appropriate measures that are commensurate with the risk.
Every respectable IT professional needs to worry about IT security. Whether information is coming out of your mouth or on your friend feed, information needs to be safeguarded accordingly. Just keep it simple. Don't try to be fancy and cute. Be careful about hooking up applications to your profile unless you know how they are going to behave.
Don't I have to worry about my reputation?
In real-life networking, you don't do anything stupid that you might regret. Don't do it on Facebook either.
Be intentional about personal branding. Who am I? Who is my audience? I am wife, daughter, sister, friend, sister-in-law, teacher, CIO, executive … all of these in totality. My branding encompasses all of these — from roles and responsibilities in an IT organization to baking sweet potato crescent rolls.
I hope some of these answers will help those who would like to recover from Facebook Phobia.
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Linda Y. Cureton was appointed as Chief Information Officer (CIO) for NASA in September 2009 and has overseen the transformation of information technology (IT) capabilities and services supporting NASA's mission for the past two years. Previously, Ms. Cureton served as CIO of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) and Deputy Chief Information Officer of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) and led the Office of Science and Technology as Deputy Assistant Director.
She also served in executive positions at the Department of Energy and the Department of Justice and has been involved with organizations such as the Government Information Technology Investment Council, the American Council for Technology, and Women in Technology. She currently serves as Co-Chair of the Federal CIO Council Committee on Architecture and Infrastructure.
Ms. Cureton earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics from Howard University graduating magna cum laude and a Master of Science Degree in Applied Mathematics from Johns Hopkins University. She also has a Post-Master's Advanced Certificate in Applied Mathematics from Johns Hopkins University and has performed numerical analysis research published in the "Journal of Sound and Vibration."
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Facebook and tweeting are (1) too much information and (2) so much Me! Me! Me! Me!
I would point out that in the "Picture this:" example, you might be willing to discuss some of your hobbies at a professional conference, but you would not have your kids or spouse get involved, or your old college roommate, or some new acquaintance from the gym. On the social network, you very possibly will.
As for security, you should be more cautious than with e-mail, as all gov e-mail servers (should definitely) have strict filters, while a social network site is a 3rd party uncontrolled unknown.
Social Media is part of the new media. It is not a fad. It is a tool. And I will use every tool -- medium -- to do my job, whether that is an old-school brochure, or posting notifications on Twitter or Facebook. In fact, posting the messages on the latter is a whole lot less expensive for taxpayers than a glossy, resource-intensive brochure that ends up in the waste pile! Anyone saying it's inappropriate for government, I ask you to really examine it before you reject it outright!
Editor's note: FCW will be adding a tool for sharing via Facebook. Stay tuned.
I have to disagree strongly with the first response-taxpayers expect me to do the best job I can do-part of my job is to reach out to young people-if my IT system is stuck in the 20th century I can't do that efficiently-social networks are where my outreach needs to be-if i can't use them I'm not doing my job as well or as efficiently as i should be able to!
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