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John T Jones, Ph.D.

living in Buhl, ID

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John T. Jones, Ph.D. is a retired business executive, educator, and magazine editor. He is an engineer but writes on many subjects.

Education/Experience: Ph.D. University of Utah, 1965

Interests: writing, internet business, manufacturing, science, family, painting, drawing, birding, kids, science fiction, humor

Affiliations: American Ceramic Society

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Ceramic Technical Hints: Preparing Materials for Whitewares and Pottery

The properties of slip casting bodies and plastic bodies are discussed in terms of processing.

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Lessons for Life: Let's NOT Party!

Your community influences your child's behavior. You need to be involved to teach all children to stay away from alcohol.

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Ceramic Technical Hints: On Quartz and Some Less-Used Body Fluxing Minerals

Although kaolin or china clay, ball clay, feldspar and quartz are the main ingredients in consumer wares and other pottery, other fluxing materials are used in ceramic composition.

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Ceramic Technical Hints: On Body Fluxing Minerals

In this Ceramic Technology Hints article we discuss those minerals that allow a ceramic body to vitrify during firing.

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Top 10 Reasons We Inducted Senator Larry Craig into the Idaho Hall of Fame

Senator Larry Craig's road to that million-dollar book advance is paved by his entry into the Idaho Hall of Fame.

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Ceramic Technical Hints: What's in the Clay?

Clays pick up contaminants from their surroundings at the mine, during processing, and during transport.

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Ceramic Technical Hints: Kaolins, Ball Clays, Halloysite

This article is a general review of the use of clays in ceramic compositions.

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The Nevada Hunt for Record-Breaking Aviator Steve Fossett Ends

On September 3, 2007, Steve Fossett took off from the Barron Hilton ranch on a short flight to see if he could find dried lake beds suitable for attempting to establish a new world land-speed record.

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NASA is Taking a Look at Ceres and Vista Using Xenon Ion Propulsion

NASA has sent a spaceship to orbit both Ceres and Vista. The craft is propelled by an electric xenon ion engine.

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To Hail You Say

Hail forms and falls to the earth causing damage to homes, automobiles, and crops. What can you do to lower storm related cost?

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Why I Gave Up Golf

Some people play golf for years and still score the same year after year. Yes, I was one of them.

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Body Building Tips for Older Men

We are not as young as we used to be but it is still possible to get our picture in Body Building World magazine. Well, maybe.

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Big Foot Passes Through Idaho Again on His Way to Be the Florida Swamp Ape This Winter

Big Foot passed through Idaho again on his way to Florida for the winter where he becomes the Swam Ape. Xryspet from Fanton plans to try to save his species one more time.

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Senator Craig: Red Faces in Idaho

While Senator Craig fights for survival, Idahoans wonder what will happen to their veteran and agriculture advocate.

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