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Seal of

Fri, 27 Nov 2009 14:56:51 GMT

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Seal of Adda

From about 5,000 BC, stamp seals, cut with simple designs, were used to mark ownership on clay sealings on storeroom doors. They were also found on the bags, baskets etc in which goods were traded up and down the Tigris and Euphrates. Around 3,500 BC, the cylinder seal was invented; it provided room for elaborately carved designs, and could be rolled over clay.

The Akkadian greenstone seal (height 3.9cm) shown here, dating to about 2,300 BC, is shown alongside its modern impression. Gods and goddesses are depicted, identified by their horned head-dresses and attributes as a hunting god, the goddess Ishtar, the sun god Shamash and the water god Enki followed by his vizier. 'Adda, scribe' is written in cuneiform above a lion, identifying the owner as a high official, who could also have sealed letters and administrative documents on clay.

my computer

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:58:46 GMT

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HP Pavilion dv9731ca Entertainment Notebook PC

		» Software & Driver Downloads Download software and drivers or check to see if you have the latest ones installed
		» Solve a problem Having a problem with your product? Find your solution here.
		» Setup and install Connect, install or verify installation of your product.

		» How to use Enhance your product´s performance with details on how to use and maintain.
		» Product information Get product specifications, warranty, supplies, parts and accessories.
		» Manuals Download your product's user guides and documentation

enjoy yourself

Sun, 04 Oct 2009 13:54:59 GMT

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tranquility

Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:29:22 GMT

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big universe

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 00:43:38 GMT

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VANCOUVER

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 21:40:39 GMT

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Through A Blue Lens. Police video blogg. Through A Blue Lens is more information of facts seen through the eyes of Canadian Police Officers.

The Canadian Police video tape drug users and addicts to show what some call the Faces of Meth. All websites I have seen showing what is called Faces Of Meth seem to show not all correct information about using meth and other drugs. This is real life footage of Canadian Police documenting lives of Drug Users. Before you think about doing drugs it is a good idea to watch the Video Blog or Video Blog created by The Vancouver, Canada Police Department. Learn about drugs and about what happens to people that get addicted to Meth and other Drugs. Watch Through A Blue Lens the police blog or police video blog by the Canadian Police Officers. Real Life Drug Users photos, videos and information how meth can effect people.

owl

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 13:34:05 GMT

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twittermoms

Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:35:49 GMT

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The Federal Trade Commission is apparently considering requiring bloggers, as journalists are required, to disclose when they are being paid to write about a company's product or service. I say good! And MomDot is asking all Mommy bloggers to spend a week in August ignoring all PR pitches.

Did I miss anything? What do you think? Should bloggers accept free products? Let the debate begin!

3) Bloggers should never accept money from a company to write about their product or service. Then you are an ad. Who wants to read that? Not me.

About Lyn Mettler

Lyn is the mother of two young boys, a social media nerd and the president of Step Ahead Inc., a company which combines the best of traditional public relations with social media campaigns to maximize visibility for clients both online and off. She is the social media featured blogger for TwitterMoms.com and also blogs regularly on her company Web site. Follow her on Twitter at @webprgirl.