'ware' is an acceptable word in written English.
It can be used as a noun to mean 'goods or wares', such as 'the store sells a wide variety of wares'. It can be used as a verb to mean 'to be aware of something', such as 'they ware warned of the dangers ahead'. It can also be used in combination with other words, such as in 'software ware' or 'hardware ware'. Example sentence: She visited the market to buy some kitchen wares.
There were soon about 200 kilns in the vicinity making a variety of wares, some of which were glazed in black in imitation of the Jian ware of China (called temmoku in Japan).
For decades these have been described as early Ming ware, but six works in this show have been labelled as dating from the earlier Yuan dynasty.
"They bought as much with the heart as the head," says Nicolas Chow, the Sotheby's director in charge of the sale, who happens also to be Edward Chow's grandson.Next month's auction is expected to be the first of several which will concentrate, at least for the moment, on the Yuan, Ming and Qing ware collected by Stephen Zuellig.
They may use only state-approved, Chinese-designed encryption ware, which they must register with the commission.
Giuseppe Eskenazi, the pre-eminent dealer in Ming and Qing ware, for example, put on an exceptional show of early Chinese metalwork in gold and silver.
As one example, Louisville's basketball team, sponsored by Adidas and playing in the KFC Yum! Centre, turned a $27m profit in the last school year.None of that trickled down to Mr Ware.
Instead, the goal is more pragmatic: to find a cure for such illnesses as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, Tourette's syndrome, epilepsy, paralysis and a host of other brain-related disorders.To create an interface between silicon-based hardware on the one hand, and brain cells ("wet ware") on the other, the two entities need to speak the same language.
"IF THOMAS CRAPPER were around today, he would find our toilets quite familiar," says Bill Gates, referring to the Victorian manufacturer of sanitary ware whose name has become attached to one of the body's most fundamental functions.
Only a couple of weeks before, Kaspersky Labs, another anti-virus firm, revealed the existence of DarkHotel, another piece of espionage-ware that targeted corporate bosses and other bigwigs staying at hotels in Asia.
At that time, "soft-ware" and "hard-ware" were terms used by rubbish-tip pickers to distinguish compost from non-biodegradable matter.
Some of the great comics creators – Dan Clowes (Ghost World), Robert Crumb (Fritz the Cat) and Chris Ware Jimmy Corrigann: The Smartest Kid On Earth) – write and draw their comics, allowing for a meticulously faithful rendering of their visions.
