Where and when glass production began is uncertain. It is thought by some that the first glass was probably developed in the Mitannian or Hurrian region of Mesopotamia, possibly as an extension of the production of glazes (*5000 BCE) [1]. Around this same time, a new material called faience was developed, which was produced by utilizing a variety of techniques to create a glaze layer over a sil...

Abstract The current study included the investigation of E. coli bacteria in random samples ground meat, detection virulence genes isolates, and isolates resistance to some widely used antibiotics. Twenty-four minced meat were collected isolate identify by phenotypic, microscopic characteristics traditional biochemical tests done. Antibiotic susceptibility tests, genomes extracted, factors Stx1...

Tremendous progress has been made in the treatment of asthma over past decade. The development monoclonal antibodies against IgE, interleukin-5 (IL-5) or its receptor, IL-4 receptor particular a game changer, for selected group patients. These biologics all target allergic type 2 side spectrum asthma, but even within severe high population these drugs do not completely prevent exacerbations, re...

The Mesopotamian invention of suspended narratives in mineral pigment and glaze produced in the fifteen thousand year old ‘new technology’ of the ceramic tile sets the scene for my talk for EVA 2010 (and this published paper which is intended to act as a prologue to that talk). It was this invention, a mass-produced media technology with the limit of a prototype glass screen that allowed commen...

Abstract The hare’s fur glazed Jian wares characterized by radial fur-like strips, as one of the typical representatives Chinese ceramics in 10th-13th century (A.D.), were famous for aesthetic values highlighting color sparkling effects tea soup, which indispensable culture. firing technology glaze not only played a crucial role development ceramic history, but also enlightened modern imitation...