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The Pyramids' Potters

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A stone's throw from the Great Pyramids, these traditional potters used a peculiar, ancient technique: While we're used to seeing the clay turn on a wheel, the man here used a kind of crank to carve the inside of his bowl.

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Freedom Or Insanity? In The Eye Of The Beholder

Two patients walk with our Naples-based psychiatrist on that fine line between freedom and insanity.

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"Dottoré, you are free, you know no limits!"

That is what two patients told me, as we were having breakfast together at a café.

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