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...Executive Director’s Message Regular Columns 4 Poetry Corner 5 Children’s Literature Collection 6 History by Design 7 This Month in History 8 Cuisine & Travel 9 Take a (Musical) Note 11 A Good Sport Pick A Topic 13 A Snapshot of Korea 14 Color Blindness: Ways of Seeing & Why Context Matters 15 Tropical Vacations: A Place to Visit the Coral Triangle 16 Leaders...

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...7 This Month in Historywas in her seventies. English novelist Anna Sewell also began 8 Cuisine & Travelher short-lived writing career whe... ...tudies on the history ofple who displayed astounding abilities before the Jewish people and Egyptian antiquities.adulthood. Following are four... ...igion to Kalakaua in Japan (1881). 7 Cuisine & Travel Eating on the G... ...d with vendors selling sam-Turkey was the first country to legislate and stan- ples of exotic cuisine and featuring gourmet of-dardize street fo... ...cannot discuss the lure of tropical islands without mentioning local cuisine. Distinct scents ... ...Mesoamericahouse the most well known of these massive,ancient structures.EgyptThe earliest of known Egyptian pyramids is thePyramid of Djoser, which w... ...form at the Monte Alban pyramid complex.famed architect, engineer, physician, royal chan- The Egyptians quarried limestone blocks trans-cellor, ... ...0 and 2611 B.C. in the Third Dynasty rose from the ground in stair-step fashion, withof the Egyptian Empire. The largest Egyptian a s... ...may claim thethe sun. most famous pyramid, Mexico claims the largest:The Egyptian pharaohs originally ordered the ...

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...Executive Director’s Message Regular Columns 4 Poetry Corner 5 Children’s Literature Collection 6 History by Design 7 This Month in History 8 Cuisine & Travel 9 Take a (Musical) Note 10 A Good Sport 11 Cultural Traditions Pick A Topic 12 Porcelain: The Most Enduring Chinese Export 13 Three Important War Correspondents 14 Animal Magnetism 15 Honor, Duty &...

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...inhabit it, with mankindas just one among the many shaded lifeforms and the night sky 8 Cuisine & Travellit with strange holes of light an... ...ial Significance of the Modern Drama. 7 Cuisine & Travel Asian Cookery ... ... launched them upon Santiagoe.a culinary adventure as they developed trade Indian cuisine remains deeply embedded in theand exercise... ...nese immi-India Tea Company provides the reader with an grants to North America brought the cuisineexhaustive description of the tea trade, it... ...dia for More Than One Hundred Recipes For Everyday Foodtea, riches, and adventure found the cuisine of Prepared in the Wholesome Chines... ...of wormwood dates from about 1552 BC,rooted in medicine rather than toxic substances. in the Egyptian Ebers Papyrus.”Years ago, many doctors pr...

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...bout a new way for the aristocracy to distinguish themselves from the hoi polloi: haute cuisine. Using ingredients unavailableto commoners who coul... ...rançois. This cookbook broke withItalian tradition to establish the basis of modern French cuisine. Heabandoned the medieval tradition of drenching fo... ...Viene Insegnata La Maniera DiCondire Ogni Sorta Di (1781).La Varenne’s revolution in haute cuisine was joined by Nicholas Bon-nefon who wrote Le Jardi... ...sideor on a cave wall.Some petroglyphs might be asold as 40,000 years. Many petro- The Egyptians invented the picto- Originally meaning of ... ...ugh based on words “emotion” and “emoticon”12,000 years ago, other precur- images, Egyptian script was more is purely coincidental.sors of... ...cui-fied the overly complicated prepa- sine and preparation outlined byrations of haute cuisine, although Carême, Urbain Dubois focusedtoday’s c... ...reparations complicated. His rants and hotels. His significantbook Le Principal de la cuisine de change to food service was toParis: traité de...

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...an ethnic group based on shared.  descent,  language,  religion,  customs (dress, cuisine and various practices surrounding food consumpti... ...al sources paints a picture of a lush land abundantin a variety of food resources. An ancient Egyptian text described it as follows: “It was a good la... ...f Egypt undertook a program of imperial expansion into Canaan and came todominate the region. Egyptian control was maintained through a network of mil... ...arrisons andadministrative centers. Canaanite city-states had to pay a heavy tribute to their Egyptian overlords and todemonstrate loyalty to the phar... ...ranean to the coastal region of Levant. These Greek invaders werecalled the Sea People by the Egyptians, and the sub-group of the Sea People that even... ...eated in Canaan as a result of the Bronze Age collapseby invading areas previously subject to Egyptian and Hittite control. In wave after wave of land...

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...ecipes with their children and sample all forms of clean athletics among country chil-picnic cuisine popular a century ago. dren, t... ... in 1998.Japanese had Tsukuyomi, Not surprisingly, theand the Egyptians had Set. ... ...tudy ofhuman anatomy dates back to the time of the Ancient Olympic stadium in Greece.early Egyptians. Leonardo Da Vinci is also re- t... ...ut of the basic need to eat.Since then, there’s been lots of movement with-in the industry.Specific cuisines such as “comfort food” and“fusion” come i...

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...ave been many memora- ble hairstyles throughout history from Cleopatra’s Egyptian-style bob to Queen Elizabet... ...lt in Paradise by Alexander Macdonald. 7 Cuisine & Travel The Celebrity Chefs of Yes... ...By Karen M. SmithThe airwaves abound with cooking shows, 14th Century some featuring the cuisine of famous chefs Guillaume Tirel (... ... the definitivemight automatically include Julia Child, whose cookbook, Le Viandier, for the cuisine of north-culinary expertise first aired o... ...ens, bringing a Sicil- (1465) recorded the transition from medieval toian influence to Greek cuisine. Renaissance cuisine.2nd C... ...ench and Italian chefs continued to influenceEmperor Trajan appreciated Marcus Gavius the cuisine of the Western Hemisphere. The in-Apicius...

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... establishedand re-established over millenia. Regular ColumnsPtahhotep, an Egyptian city administrator and vizier (a high ran... ...to fire the ogy of Events. 7 Cuisine & Travel Honey, I’m Home... ...health and healing, honey occupiesa longstanding and well-deserved place in hu-mankind’s lexicon of cuisine, medicine, and lit-erature.Since antiquity... ...ey in an ancient tomb in Georgia. The an- Honey does not spoil. Used as a sweetener incient Egyptians used honey in the embalming co... ...estivethe product of their ceaseless labor: honey. Ob- systems. The Edwin Smith papyrus, an Egyptiantained at peril and coveted by Winnie the ...

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...cts, but also many international objects.Now its acquisitions consist of a series of relics from Egyptian and Eastern antiquities, Greek,Etruscan and ... ...m in everypossible corner.As a cosmopolitan city like London, these restaurants too offer varied cuisine, not just Europeanbut Asian and Middle-Easter... ...in the Britishmuseum, the goddess’s temple was ransacked in Athens. Housed here also are rows of Egyptianmummies and many antiquities such as ancient ... ...kitchen. When the fire lit, cauldrons wentstraight in and over the fire hanging on a dowel.Tudor cuisine was heavily spiced and sugared. Cinnamon, gin... ...rselves a snack, but thereare lots of good restaurants around offering a variety of multi-ethnic cuisine. It is nearly time tocatch the bus back to Vi... ... social fabric. Prawns and fried fish on rice and multi culinaryarray of foods from a variety of cuisines such as Indian, Chinese, Malay and Western, ... ...he description of this is found in Megasthenes’s book, Indica.Throughout ancient history, Greek, Egyptian and Roman accounts have described the Ganges...

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...to ward off the smell of the streets, which were oftenunsanitary.56. Ancient Egyptians used a 365-day calendar based on the cycles of themoon, which i... ...ritings of significant length, detailing lawsand punishments.76. The ancient Egyptians used a calendar based on the lunar cycle,leading to the develop... ...and Culture81. The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799, was key in deciphering Egyptianhieroglyphs, containing the same text in three scripts: Greek, De... ...ifferent varieties worldwide, each with unique flavors, textures, anduses in cuisine.89. The oldest recipe in the world, dating back to 1700 BC, is fo... ...f preserving fish in fermented rice,but it has evolved into a popular global cuisine with various styles andingredients.Science and Technology1. The h... ..., lasting just 38 minutes after a swift British victory.77. A 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy was discovered to have had tattooson its skin, suggesting ... ...d that honey never spoils; archaeologists discoveredpots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that were over 3,000 years oldand still edible.93. In 2019...

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...a bin Laden‟s men in Sudan in theearly 90s. The Arabs of Al-Qaeda i.e Saudis, Egyptians, Libyans, Sudanese,Iraqis etc, were giving money to Hezbollah,... ...u Hafs al-Masri.‖ (The reference was to the nom de guerreof Mohammed Atef, an Egyptian who was bin Laden‘s military chief and, until he waskilled in a... ...itary chief—not intervened, history might bewritten very differently.A former Egyptian army colonel who had trained in special operations, al-Adel was... ...e Levant, which includes Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and historic Palestine. Asan Egyptian who had attempted to overthrow his own country‘s army-backed re... ...ording to al-Adel, the wives of al-Zarqawi‘s followers servedlavish Levantine cuisine in the camp.It was in Herat that al-Zarqawi formed the militant ... ...n a letter purportedly sent to al-Zarqawi in July from Ayman al-Zawahiri, the Egyptian surgeon who is bin Laden‘sdesignated heir, al-Zarqawi was chide...

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... Elongated skulls (5,000 BC -212 ) may represent thefirst demonstration of cranial moulding. The ancient Egyptians favoured an elongated skull and poin... ...occurring product 74frequently harvested from lake beds. It was used by the Egyptians to dry out the bodies of the decease... ...Let's eat somethingwith all to fix. Instead of pointing fingers.The Nile River was central to the Ancient Egyptians rise to wealth and power. Since rain... ...h a lower annual inundation, harvests and crops were nolonger abundant and agriculture, the backbone of Egyptian economy, began to decline.." 3050 B.C... ... villages or farmers using. So much weight on the food system now.Condensation, smogging and AIDS. 2014 Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi compa... ...nd monopoly.Spice wars flows into households/2 grease up kitchens and chickens.Soul food is a variety of cuisine originating in the Southeastern United...

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...imes called swim bladder, also a less appropriate term. An item in Chinese cuisine. Usedto make isinglass. See ductus pneumaticus, gas bladder, Intern... ...imes called swim bladder, also a less appropriate term. An item in Chinese cuisine. Usedto make isinglass. See ductus pneumaticus, gas bladder, Intern... ...nd decried topping on pizzas but an important and tasty element inEuropean cuisine. Part of Caesar salad, Worcestershire sauce and often the basis for... ...from the Earliest Times. Angling by Ninevites (sic) but looks Egyptian, from Whymper (1883) The Fisheries of the World. ... ...imes called swim bladder, also a less appropriate term. An item in Chinese cuisine. Usedto make isinglass. See ductus pneumaticus, gas bladder, Intern... ... mitral valve of the heart.fish mummy = fish were a staple item in ancient Egyptian diets and were also mummified asrepresentatives of various gods, e... ...graine = easily cured by tapping the head with a fish according to ancient Egyptian physicians. 1974... ....multivoltine = multivoltate.mummy = 1) fish were a staple item in ancient Egyptian diets and were also mummified asrepresentatives of various gods, e... ...oology. 2034Narmer = the Egyptian pharaoh (ca. 3273-2987 B.C.) whose name means baleful, fierce, har...

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...hit, and… sold it!But a petrified shit of a pre-Colombian Indian and of an Egyptian Pharaoh, would beextremely important for science to research their... ...e (500-900 A.D.); feathers fromvarious colorful birds were knitted.Ancient Egyptians used Egg Tempera which is a mixture of egg yolk, pigment, and wat... ...aces, scented sculptures, wet.The Eatery Art was an artistic exposition of cuisine objects, wines, food, by DanielSpoerri, in Germany, 1971.Édouard Ma...

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... I was not sure written languages, which appeared arounddus to follow. whether she was satisfied with the answer, 3200 b.c., wer... ... Hoshiarpar district, are also good sellers. cording to the chief manager, shri pradeep giona... ...nstitutions, large businesses 20 million people have bought wares from ing arts. this combination of craft...

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...the academy. The terms are interchangeable such as when it was saidthat “not only the Egyptians who had reached the stage of composingmathematical and... ...ame less critical, asexpressed in an attribution to Socrates about the Egyptian godAmmon in the form of Theuth who offered wri... ...th who offered writing to the kingThamus: “ ‘This’, said Theuth, ‘will make the Egyptians wiser and give80 Agriculture & Philosophy... ...oughtabout reality; they reveal a Babylonian epistemology”.424 These ideasflowed into Egyptian, Anatolian, Hebrew and Hittite thought that inturn inf... ...t as the Greek Alexandrian conquests had broughtcontacts with Babylonian, Persian and Egyptian worldviews in thepast, so Roman expansionism brought ne... ... entertainment. Traditions based on locally available foodsproduced cuisines specific to a culture and were thus underpinnedby dist... ...nsidered that a good life involvedrestraint from unnecessarily diverse foods and cuisines. Indulgencewas seen as a moral failing similar to attac... ... terms of rights is much more important than any imaginedright to a choice of tastes, cuisines and lifestyles – yet these are whatis commonly referred...

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...e two previouspoems. Kneph, is Amon-Ra the great god of Egypt. Isiswas the Egyptian mother goddess (Cybele was herequivalent in Asia Minor): consort o... ...aughter impureThat brings tears to the high Azure,And all that base garlic cuisine!Take eloquence, wring its neck!You’d do well, while you’re in flow,... ...r trefoil noses. 44For gem-stoned rings, on hand,They’ve Egyptian scarabs,In well-cut buttonholes,Dandelions from the wasteland.They...

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... so Simone read to me from a novelsent by our Finnish friends Laura and Lasse, entitled ‘The Egyptian’ by Mika Waltari. Ihad already read a couple of ... ...n English I already knew it would be a wonderful and bonding time. Theromance treats ancient Egyptian history in a first-person narrative that interwe... ...ce inthe wilderness of modern economic theory.So it rang true to me that the traders in ‘The Egyptian’ would on occasion manipulatetrade to their bene... ...tic governance, none of which added a grain of rice to any larder.Not much has changed since Egyptian times. We are still as tribal and self-centred, ... ...ought that ‘perhaps this is same asearlier culinary innovations that are attributed to great cuisines of the world such as theChinese and French in su... ...ed that we might avoid the usual tourist routes and delve deeper intothe history and life of Egyptians of the past. And in doing this the mystery of E...

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...nddidn’t document their practice. consumption of alcoholic bev-The ancient Egyptians, who used erage... ...eived both beer and bread as compensation. recent years, global beverage companies haveThe Egyptians also used beer for medicinal pur- ... ...ed. (anonymous). 11 Cuisine & Travel A Kinder, Gentler D...

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... of the few foreign maitres-d'hotel who took the trouble tomaster the Cape cuisine. Hehad worked as a train stewardand as chief steward at the oldCape... ...s one," Jacques declared,picking up a long steel cook'sknife or couteau de cuisine, atapered knife with a broad heel,a knife for chopping and dicing,s... ...ony. Sauces? Jacquessaid the great sauces of Francemade up the soul of the cuisine.Without them it was impossibleto achieve the aim of everyconscienti... ....Germans have had no difficultythroughout this century infinding their own cuisine inCape Town; except, of course,during the two world wars,when there... ...ckfounded but for some reason itis hard to find. I would knowlittle of the cuisine of Holland ifI had not visited that country,travelled in Dutch ship... ...Rule Britannia'."Tattooing, went on my medicalfriend, went back a long way.Egyptian mummies dating backto 2000 B.C. bear tattoo marks.Africa is tattoo... ...hetattoo marks of the Matambweepeople resembled the drawingsof the ancient Egyptians; wavylines used as symbols for waterand trees and gardens enclose...

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...marily, all recipes and remedies are inspired from French and Mediterranean cuisine; therefore, they are not only excellent for our health, ... ...d liquors.  Finally, the three last sections contain a touch of French cuisine with beautiful recipes to break the monotony of everyday... ...always focus onbutter and cream. Indeed, the French are known for theirexquisite cuisine and amazingly, they are healthy andrarely overweight. ... ...ng celery in large amountwhen you are pregnant.Chamomile Chamomile was the Egyptians’ favourite herb; itsymbolises purity and meditation. ...