Ptah, also spelled Phthah, in Egyptian religion, creator-god and maker of things, a patron of craftsmen, especially sculptors; his high priest was called "chief controller of craftsmen".
That should buy Sears Chief Executive Alan Lacy Alan Lacy a lot of Craftsman power tools and lawn mowers.
Fined Craftsman Truck series crew chiefs Steven Kuykendall $2,000; Richard Gay and Jeffrey Hensley $500.
"Every one of these guys here knows what this means, what's riding on this," said Mr. Naji, 35, the president and chief executive of Arabesque, a company of craftsmen founded in Fez in 1928 by his great-grandfather, now run by Mr. Naji and three of his brothers.
Before the Craftsman Truck Series' debut today at Daytona, Mike Helton, Nascar's chief operating officer, expressed reservations about allowing full horsepower racing.
The first chief to speak was the eighty-two-year-old Chief of Chiefs, Allison (Tootie) Montana, the most celebrated craftsman of Indian costumes.
Paulo Nzambi is Chief Operating Officer of Manchester Bidwell Corporation, the parent company of Manchester Craftsmen's Guild, Bidwell Training Center and the National Center for Arts & Technology.
In 1488, King Matthias Corvinus (born in Klausenburg in 1440) ordered that the centumvirate the city council, consisting of one hundred men be half composed from the homines bone conditiones (the wealthy people), with craftsmen supplying the other half; together they would elect the chief judge and the jury.
In addition to the Bergmeister ("master miner"), the chief mine administrator, there was a hierarchy of clerical and technical personnel and a series of craftsmen and mechanics specializing in different phases of the mining operation: miners, shovelers, windlass operators, carriers, sorters, washers, and smelters.
