Ford Mustang Boss 302
Ford gave the green light only once before: In 1968, management approved a special Mustang - a car that sacrificed nothing in its quest to be the best all-around road-going performance machine ever created by Ford Motor Company. That car became the 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302, and it remains one of the world's most sought-after examples of American performance.
Forty-two years later, Ford has given the green light again.
The team of Ford engineers, designers and stylists - all Mustang enthusiasts to the core - that created the groundbreaking 2011 Mustang GT has distilled a new model to its purest form, strengthening, lightening and refining each system to create a race car with a license plate. Its name: the 2012 Mustang Boss 302.


Between non-league football and the big money: historical and traditional football clubs in England and their fan-bases.
Football is coming home! Sheffield FC, the world’s first football club are on the way back home to their original football ground. Everything started here. Two teams, one with red caps, the other with blue ones played the simple game of soccer. Who would have thought in 1857, when the


In 1916, under UP's first Filipino president, Ignacio Villamor, The University High School (a.k.a UP High School or UP High) was established to serve as a laboratory school for the recently established School (later College) of Education.
In 1924, after years of being housed in rented buildings, UP High finally got its own building, a two-storey structure on Isaac Peral St. (now UN Avenue).
In 1936, the UP Board of Regents (BOR) approved the opening of elementary classes to serve as an additional laboratory school for the College of Education. This marked the birth of the UP Elementary School (UP Elem). Classes were held inside the UP High building.
In August of 1945, UP reopened after shutting down for the duration of WWII. UP High's building was heavily damaged during the liberation of Manila. As such, classes were held in a less damaged building - the University's Infirmary.
In 1949, under then UP President Bienvenido Gonzales, much of the UP's colleges (Including the College of Education and its high school) started relocating to a much larger campus in Quezon City which Congress declared as the country's new capital in 1948. UP High occupied the 3rd floor of the College of Education building as well as a nearby Quonset hut.
That same year, President Gonzales re-established the UP Elem with the additional function of providing school facilities for children of University personnel residing within the campus. It was housed in a (temporary) structure where the Kalayaan Residence Hall now stands.
In 1953, UP High started to move out of the College of Education into its own building on Katipunan Avenue. The building in question is referred to as the "Old Building" by UPIS Katipunan Alumni.
In 1954, under then UP President Vidal Tan, a second high school (this time with a college preparatory curriculum) was established. This "University Academy" was named the UP Preparatory High School (UP Prep). It was housed in Rizal Hall on Padre Faura St. which was previously occupied by the College of Liberal Arts and the School of Education and now houses the Supreme Court.
In 1960, UP Elem got its own building (sans the Bulwagan) at the back of the College of Education building. Later in 1969, the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs took control of UP Elem from the College of Education in order to meet "the combined laboratory and service needs of the University."
In 1972, with a redesigned curriculum (increased emphasis on its electives program), the UP Board of Regents renamed UP High to the UP Comprehensive High School.
In 1973, and with increasing college enrollment in Manila, UP Prep was moved out of Rizal Hall and into a prefab-looking one-storey building right beside UP High along Katipunan. The building was subsequently used by Kindergarten classes.
In 1974, in an attempt to streamline the University's organizational structure (i.e. merging of units with similar programs), the BOR ordered the merging of UP High and the UP Prep into the UP High Preparatory School. In May of the same year, the BOR renamed the "hybrid" to the University High School.
In 1976, the University High School and the UP Elementary School were merged into the UP Integrated School (UPIS). Unlike the previous merger, this one emanated from the ground up via a concept paper submitted to the BOR by the faculty of both institutions. High school students were relabeled Grades 7 to 10 students.
In 1978, a new two-storey building was added to the UPIS Katipunan campus to address its growing population. Decades later, people still refer to it as the “New” Building.
In 1990, under then UP President Jose Abueva, the University experimented with the use of Filipino as medium of instruction in its GE courses. UPIS upped the ante by using Filipino as medium of instruction in all grade levels and across all subject areas (with the exception of CA English). To date, this policy remains in place up to Grade 4 only.
In 2001, in response to a series of orders from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) regarding enrollment in basic education units of state colleges and universities, the BOR decided to limit Kindergarten admissions to 100 students and temprarily halt lateral admissions at Grade 7. In the 80's, UPIS had around 9 sections per batch. At present, there are only 3 sections per batch.
In 2013, UPIS (Grades 7-10) moved into its new building at the previous site of the Narra Residence Hall. The building was built/donated by the Ayala Corporation as part of a deal with the University to turn the old UPIS Katipunan campus into a sprawling mall (a.k.a. UP Town Center) under a long-term lease agreement.
2016 marks the centennial of UP High and consequently, UPIS. A year before, a centennial committee was established (mostly members of the Alumni Foundation) to plan and oversee all centennial related activities. The committee came out with a logo (designed by Marites Falcon, UPIS Batch 1984) which will serve as the school's alternative logo/seal for the entire year.


Michael Jackson was one of the most significant music icons of the 20th century. He started his career as a child prodigy with the Jackson 5 and went on to become the King of Pop. However, his life was also full of controversies and tragedies. In this article, we will take a look at Michael Jackson's journey from the beginning of his career to the end of his life.
|Michael Jackson's Journey|


Founded in 1958 by Bill Putnam Sr., the Universal Audio name has been synonymous with innovative recording products since its inception. A favorite engineer of Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Ray Charles and more, the late Bill Putnam Sr. was a passionate innovator who is widely regarding as the father of modern recording – with many of his legendary studio and equipment designs still in use today.
Universal Audio was re-founded in 1999 by Bill’s sons, James Putnam and Bill Putnam Jr., with two main goals: to faithfully reproduce classic analog recording equipment in the tradition of their father; and to design new digital recording tools in with the sound and spirit of vintage analog technology. With nearly 80 employees and more than a decade of rapid growth, Universal Audio (UA) is today headquartered near the Silicon Valley, in Scotts Valley, California – where it’s classic analog gear is still hand-built, one unit at a time.
Be sure to check out the Universal Audio YouTube page for in depth product demos and more here.


Fenris, a DireWolf Dog. Photo Credit: Peter Hicks.
The Dire Wolf Project was started in 1988 in order to bring back the look of the large prehistoric Dire Wolf in a domesticated dog breed. The National American Alsatian Breeder's Club governs the project and standardizes breeding practices for this unique large companion dog. Health and temperament remain the highest priority over the look of the Dire Wolf, so this project is slow and methodical. Join us on a historical journey of Dire Wolf memories and watch as we domesticate history one generation at a time.
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This week, wednesday, a film about Edith Piaf 's life will be on the screens. Edith Piaf was a famous French singer known in particular for her song La vie en rose (the life in pink) Here, one sees the sugar factory Beghin Say. Like the sky, it sees the life in blue.
Do you know Le Corbusier ? It's a famous French architect of the 20th century. Its concept : a building in which one finds all (trade, school...) Here, its realisation : la Cité radieuse ( the radiant city).
I would have been able to choose this photo by february 1st because I don't like this tower (Tour de Bretagne). But, it's a part of Nantes, it's like that ! Today, there is of the fog then it's more discreet.
Before this building sheltered the offices of compagny EDF GDF, supplier of electricity and gas in France. Then, when the offices were installed in periphery, it was planned to destroy this place. Fortunately, it was saved and restored. Today, one can find in this building, a gymnasium, a supermarket, a restaurant and an appendix of the hospital.
Yesterday, I went to Saint Nazaire, a town by the sea, near Nantes. Saint Nazaire is not a beautiful city because it was destroyed during tne second war. It is especially known for its shipyards. It's to Saint Nazaire that are built the big passenger ships as the Queen Mary.
This is a vestige of the old castle of Nantes (10th century). Indeed, with the 14th century, a new castle was built. The next week, I will show it to you. After years of work, it's again opened from february 9. But patience !


Started operations in 1977. PARC Disposals were
the pioneers of introducing portable sanitation to the
southern Caribbean. At that time portable sanitation had
never been used in Trinidad and Tobago. PARC Disposals basically
jumped the gun in preparing
for the serious environmental concerns that businesses were
about to be faced with today in the sanitation field.


VITRIFRIGO, was founded by Alceste Vitri in 1978. Initially it was orientated towards the production of minibars for the furnishing industry but in 1985, it introduced its own line of 12/24 V DC refrigerators and freezers for use in the nautical and transport sectors. Three years later, the company developed its own absorption minibars for hotels, manufacturing the cooling units directly in house. Production was later increased to include a complete range of three-way refrigerators for campers and caravans. Thanks to decades of market awareness and to the high level of product quality together with continuing research, Vitrifrigo is currently one of the few truly important companies on the world refrigeration scene, a fact which is also due to the company’s presence on the American market through Vitrifrigo America LLC.


Sailer "dasroessle" project
A village saves its inn and Sailer GmbH lends a hand!
dasrößle, the village inn in Gschwend, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is a typical Black Forest house and has been recorded as being an inn almost since it was built in 1783. Due to the changes in modern times and the lack of successor, the inn stood empty for years and was put up for sale.
The "Interessensgemeinschaft Rößle" (IGR) special interest group was specially founded to purchase and take care of this protected historical building. The whole village pitched in and after a year of intensive preparations it was ready. The IGR won the bid and was able to buy the entire property.
With the creation of a co-operative, the aim is to once again make this inn accessible to the whole
village community. It will be a special kind of cultural and social meeting place that will welcome guests from near and far.
By purchasing shares in the co-operative, Sailer GmbH helped it reach its goal and the company wishes the co-operative continued success.
Visit the home page: http://www.dasroessle.de/ or watch the SWR clip at: http://dasroessle.de/film-swr-dorfgasthaus-roessle-alle-packen-mit-an/


Short-term furnished rental offers near the Tour Eiffel and the Invalides with GLAMAPARIS.
The 7th arrondissement of Paris is particularly renowned for its tourist appeal. Although it is also home to many institutional buildings (the National Assembly, UNESCO, the Hôtel Matignon and many ministries), this Left Bank district is most famous for the two architectural gems it hosts.
The Eiffel Tower, built for the 1889 World’s Fair, has become over time the symbol of the capital throughout the world. With a height of 330 meters, it offers a panoramic view of the whole city and much more! In addition to numerous telecommunication antennas, it houses a Michelin starred restaurant, the Jules Verne, located on the second floor. The Dame de Fer (Iron Lady) welcomes more than 6 million visitors each year, more than any other monument in France.
The Invalides, Napoleon’s last home
The Hôtel des Invalides is much older. Built during the reign of Louis XIV to care for soldiers wounded in battle, it has been home to the Army Museum since 1905, where you can explore nearly 800 years of French military history. The building’s characteristic golden dome serves as a setting for Napoleon’s tomb.
Other places to visit in the area include the Rodin Museum, the Quai Branly – Jacques-Chirac Museum and the Orsay Museum. The Bon Marché, the most prestigious department store in Paris, is located in the east of the district.
Finally, you can take a bateau-mouche near the Pont de l’Alma to enjoy a visit of Paris from the Seine from which you will be able to admire the Louvre as well as imagine the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district.
Do not hesitate to contact us to rent an apartment for your stay in Paris. The entire GLAMAPARIS team will be happy to help you!Read more


History of the Miss Rodeo Nevada Crown
The current Miss Rodeo Nevada crown was first worn by Miss Rodeo Nevada 2004, Selena (Ulch) Pope, who went on to hold the title of Miss Rodeo America 2005.
Crumrine Gold & Silversmiths (Reno, Nevada) created the new crown. The intricate silver scroll work with gold lettering highlights the mining industry in the Silver State. The blue “NEVADA” lettering ties in our flag and state colors.
Since 1957, there have been 6 different crowns, one being a simple state pin worn by Miss Rodeo Nevada 1972, Pam (Martin) Minick, who went on to hold the title of Miss Rodeo America 1973.
The Miss Rodeo Nevada crown and those who wear it will always shine brightly under the blue Nevada skies.
~ Kaely Juzek, Miss Rodeo Nevada 2020-2021


Contains 2 souvenir cards from Egypt, one is a sphinx photograph which is inscribed and dated as a gift, 1954. Moderate foxing to pages. 288pp.
Product Name: The Life and Times of Akhnaton, Pharaoh of Egypt
Publisher: Edinburgh, William Blackwood and Sons: 1910
Book Condition: Very Good
Jacket Condition: No Jacket
Item: 1.00 Item
Seller ID: 044650
Keywords: EGYPT AKHNATON HISTORY PHARAOHS,


Manufacturing chain for 16 years, Southchain is New Zealand’s only chain manufacturer.
Southchain was originally manufacturing chain in Invercargill in the early 1990’s. It was then purchased by Precision manufacturing in 1999 and moved up to our Feilding location, since then we have grown into a well established brand for conveyor chains. This is what makes us different from all the other roller chain importing companies, here in Feilding we have the capabilities to punch plates, rivet chain, manufacture rollers, induction harden pins etc.
Starting out with the original conveyor chains like 3″ Pitch 7,500LB chains and now excelling through to Bi-Planer chains, Timber chain with flights and Speciality attachment transmission roller chain.


The automobile is a very important source of transportation. An automobile is commonly known as the vehicle of a person with four wheels which is used for the transportation service which has four wheels and has the gasoline or diesel engine. The automobile is otherwise known as automotive which designs or manufactures the appliances or the parts of cars. The person who plays a part in manufacturing is known to be a mechanic known to be the technician who uses tools to build the machinery. The mechanics are mostly available in particular fields like auto mechanics, industrial mechanics, heavy-duty equipment mechanics, and all the specific items that have the unique categorization of the technician.
An early type of electric motor was invented by a Hungarian named Anyos Jedlik in the year 1828. Powered by his new motor Anyos Jedlik created a tiny model car. The first electric DC motor was invented in the year 1834 by Vermont blacksmith Thomas davenport who installed the engine in his small model car. On a short circular electric track, he has operated the small model car. In the year 1835, a small scale electric car powered by a non-rechargeable primary cell was created by professor Sibrandus Stratingh of Groningen, the Netherlands, and his assistant Christopher Becker. A crude electric carriage powered by a nonchargeable electric cell was invented by Robert Anderson of Scotland between the year 1832 to 1839. In November 1888, a working three the wheeled car powered by electricity demonstrated by the French inventor Gustave Trove at the international exposition of electricity Paris. Thomas parker the English inventor invented the electrifying the London underground overhead tramways in Liverpool. Between the late nineteenth century and early 20th-century electric cars were enjoyed by the people. The automobile industry was preferred with the method of electricity which provides the level of comfort to the people to use. Because the electric method reached a peak of gasoline cars. The growth of gasoline or petroleum manufacturing leads to the development of the gasoline cars. So the rates of the gasoline cars get reduced and usages of the gasoline cars got increased. So the usage of electric cars was reduced in the 1930s in the united states. The concern over the environment through the use of gasoline cars is increased in the recent years of usage. And then the usage of gasoline got increased so, the price of gasoline also increased over the years. The higher gasoline prices lead to the interest of electric battery usage. So the electric battery development leads to a renewed interest in electric cars. The electric car usage is very kind and friendly towards the environment.
Automobile in the modern era:
The forty years preceding the current year is defined as the modern era. In the modern era, to reduce the cost and development of the time and to increase the use of electronics for engine management by standardization, platform sharing, and computer-aided designs. The rapid improvement in fuel efficiency and engine output in the modern era. The engine management system has focused on the emission of the automobile. With the production of the transnational automobile system sharing the same platform, there is a growth that happened in transnational cooperative groups.


Reuse and expand the shell history in `sh`, `bash`, `zsh`, `rbash` and `ksh`.
Run the previous command as root (!! is replaced by the previous command)
$ sudo !!
Run a command with the last argument of the previous command
$ [command] !$
Run a command with the first argument of the previous command
$ [command] !^
Run the Nth command of the history
Run the command n lines back in the history
Run the most recent command containing string
Run the previous command, replacing string1 with string2
Perform a history expansion, but print the command that would be run instead of actually running it


Our funeral home was founded in Bremen, KY, in 1909, when Jesse B. Tucker had a vision for helping families in our area. His horse-drawn carriage became a familiar sight around town that became synonymous with caring, attentive service. Jesse’s sons, Norman and George, went on to establish our current Central City location. In 1959, we opened a chapel to serve the families in the Sacramento area and established another chapel serving Beechmont in 1969.
Generations of Service
Today, five generations of Tuckers have served families in our area. Owner Joe Ben Tucker has been a licensed funeral director for 60 years and strives to treat every family who walks through the doors as if they were members of his own family. Says Colby Joe Carver, grandson of Joe Ben, “I’ve heard my grandfather say on numerous occasions, ‘Treat every family as if they were your own, and every funeral as if it were a family member.’”
From one generation to the next, the staff at Tucker Funeral Home has had the unique privilege of providing the kind of trusted, compassionate care our community deserves. It’s our family’s promise to you.


Following its exhibition on the life of Dina Vierny, founder of Musée Maillol, Paris-Charles de Gaulle’s Espace Musées in Terminal 2E Hall M will be hosting a new exhibition from April 2019. The collection, entitled “Voyages d’explorateurs” (“Voyages of Explorers”), has been organised in partnership with the Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac.
With sixty original works of art displayed by continent, this exhibition illustrates the incredible diversity of the museum’s collections, whilst telling the stories of the journeys made by the men and women, explorers and ethnologists, who helped build these collections.
Among the pieces selected are works from the personal collections of Claude Lévi-Strauss, Louis XIV, Alexandra David-Neel (one of the first female explorers), and magnificent items collected during The Korrigane expedition.
The Musée du Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac will also be showcased in the Arrivals areas this spring, welcoming our travellers with an exhibition in the Terminal 2F disembarkation walkway.


Freedom! God gave us free will! He did this for a purpose; that we might be able to CHOOSE to abide in His wisdom, love, strength, His ALLNESS! When we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we do so in the realization that He endured the Crucifixion to SET US FREE from the BELIEF in DEATH! Freedom!! Through the ages, men have died for it. Here in America, we celebrate the bravery and dedication to freedom for which so many have given their lives! On an historic note, Memorial Day was started following the Civil War, when freed slaves found a mass grave of Union Soldiers, dug them up and gave each of them a proper burial!! Today, on Memorial Day, we continue celebrating this same Spirit of Freedom, on a national level! Let us never take this most precious gift from God for granted! Let us give thanks for those who have helped preserve it! Let us receive from them that courage and make it a part of our own consciousness!!


Immanuel Baptist Church was formed in 1947 as William Street Baptist Church. We are celebrating our 75th anniversary this year. But the beginnings of Immanuel Baptist go all the way back to 1944.
In the summer of 1944, a group of people decided to attend a local tent meeting. Afterwards, this small group of people decided to start a prayer meeting. Not long after, this group attended another tent meeting. It was there that they met Rev. Paul Gales. They invited Rev. Gales to join their prayer band.
After some time, the prayer meeting began to grow and reached nearly 75 people. They quickly realized that they would need a permanent meeting place. They then decided to take the prayer band and form a church with them calling Rev. Paul Gales to be the pastor. The church had it's first official service in June of 1947.
Since the inception of Immanuel Baptist Church, the church has continued to do the work of the gospel. We have had 10 different pastors who have faithfully preached the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Copyright © 2023 Immanuel Baptist Church - All Rights Reserved.


Tourist Attraction Places That You Need To Tour In Rome
Ever thought of taking a tour to a place where ancient past get to blend well with the futuristic setting to avail a breathtaking experience? Where you need to make proper planning, endeavor to identify a Colosseum tours company that you will be relying with for a breathtaking tour or trip to Rome. This article pinpoints the fundamental places to tour and the things that must surface in your itinerary when you get to Rome.
The Pantheon is the first place that you need to tour when you get to Rome. Therefore, it is deem fitting for you to consider making time for you to visit the St Peter’s Basilica. This is a must see church in the Vatican City. It was constructed in 120 AD and it has a historical touch and a story to narrate. It is where you need to attend at least one church that you set aside the Pantheon. When making a visit to the Pantheon, you should ensure to get there early to avoid the congestions as many people are always visiting.
The second place that you need to create time for when you get to Rome is the Catacombs. This is a historical place for the early believer and it is where the early Christians used it inter the dead. The martyrs and then popes were the most interred dead in these catacombs. It is fundamentally appropriate for you to determine the catacomb where you will visit as you can’t tour all these catacombs.
Another must visit place when you get to Rome is the Colosseum. In 80 AD, the Colosseum was constructed and its sole purpose was to meet the hunger that people had on sports and entertainment. this is a place where populaces were fully entertained as they watched the gladiator fights and other battle performances. It is fundamentally appropriate for you to understand that the Colosseum is somewhat flocked and congested during the day hence the need for you to book your appointment early. There is need for you to get some Colosseum tours guide to avoid queuing.
The other place that you need to tour is the Capitoline Museums. When it comes to public museums, Capitoline is the first that was established. Touring this place will enhance your experiences and you will have a lot of history to learn about. There are art galleries available in the facility and art lovers are privileged.
Planning your trip to Rome should always be overly anticipated more so the fun activities to facilitate. This comes from the idea that Rome is an ancient city with so many places to be visited. Create an itinerary that will govern your moves. All these places will enhance your experience.


- Commander of the Order of the Star of Europe (Link)
- ARCOLE auctions (Link)
- CARING for Lebanon Fraternity gift (Link)
- DONATION YATRIDÈS - humanitarian (Link)work
- Georges ARNONE (Link)
- 18th SALON of MONTMORENCY (Link)
- René HUYGHE (Link)
- CHAMBER COMMERCE FRANCO BRITISH Concrete sales 1989 (Link)
- WHO's WHO In International Art dictionary (Link)
Commander of the order of the star of Europe
Knight of the order of Malta
Due to your humanitarian donations, your scientific and pictorial remarkable work :
(PIERRE, Percy, Denis, Joseph, Ghislain, PASLEAU de CHARNAY )
In his situation and in addition having nothing applied
Georges Yatridès - Humanitarian Action
Humanitarian Donnation for "Liban fraternité"
DONATION YATRIDÈS - Humanitarian TELETHON
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Deputy Mayor for Culture of the City of Montmorency since 1974, Georges ARNONE is the creator of MONTMORENCY SALONS until 1995, with the participation the greatest names of painting in the world,
including those relating Yatrides, XIth, XIIIth and XVIIIth Salons where he was the Guest of Honor; exhibitions that enliven cultural life full of historical facts throughout the history of the Lords and Dukes of Montmorency. This great family of the French nobility died in 1878. Passionate about history, Georges ARNONE founded the Montmorency Historical Society and was the main project manager of famous commemorations whose sumptuous 500th anniversary of the Birth of the Constable Anne de Montmorency. He has organized 2 times the International Symposium on Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Montmorency influence did attribute its name to many places in the world.
In the United States, Montmorency County is located in the Great Lakes region, precisely in the state of Michigan
In Australia, a city also is named in the suburbs of Melbourne, the second urban center.
In Canada :
Montmorency Park National Historic Site located in Quebec City.
Lake Montmorency (La Côte-de-Beaupré)
The Montmorency River, a tributary of the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, follows the Montmorency Falls, the highest in Quebec, located near the mouth of the river
Montmorency forest in the "Réserve faunique des Laurentides"
Montmorency, a former municipality now part of Quebec City
Montmorency is the name given to a variety of cherry, family of "Amarelles".
Lettre de claude ARNONE épouse de Georges ARNONE (Link) créateur du XVIII éme Salon de Montmorency.
Sa lettre à Georges YATRIDES, lettre qui relate le discours de René HUYGUE.
18th SALON of MONTMORENCY
Guest of honour 1978 and 1983
Rene HUYGHE (Arras, May 3, 1906 - Paris, February 5, 1997) was a French writer. He was curator of the LOUVRE Museum, psychologist and philosopher of art, professor at the College de France and of the French Academy. He studied philosophy and aesthetics at the Sorbonne University and the Ecole du Louvre.
CURATOR of LOUVRE. Professor at the École du Louvre at thirty-one years, having been in 1930 Assistant Curator of Paintings at the Louvre, he founded and directed magazines “Love of Art and Quadrige. It is one of the first to make films on art, including a "Rubens" award winning the Venice Biennale and founded the International Federation of Films on Art. During World War II, in conjunction with Jacques JAUJARD, assisted by Jean LEYMARIE, he organized the evacuation of paintings from the Louvre museum in the unoccupied zone and their protection until the Liberation. At the same time, it is part of the resistance in the General Staff of Veny groups. In 1950 he was elected to the College de France and holds the Chair of Psychology of the plastic arts. In 1966, he received the European Erasmus prize in The Hague. He defines himself as a psychologist and philosopher of art. In 1974 he was appointed Director of the Musée André Jacquemart and publishes The Changing of the real. At that time dates his first meeting with the Japanese philosopher Daisaku Ikeda.
He chairs the International Commission of UNESCO experts for the preservation of Venice and the Arts Council of Museums of France. He is the father of the writer François-Bernard Huyghe
He was elected to the French Academy, June 2, 1960, in the chair number 5 of Robert Kemp.
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
Grand Cross of the National Order of Merit
Commander of the Order of Leopold (Belgium)


The UK's largest independent cider maker, Aston Manor Cider, has been profiled in a new book celebrating 750 years of parliament in Britain.
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28th July 2015
The UK’s largest independent cider maker, Aston Manor Cider, has been profiled in a new book celebrating 750 years of parliament in Britain.
The editorial contribution from Aston Manor Cider appears on page 328 of The Story of Parliament: Celebrating 750 years of parliament in Britain at Westminster Abbey, which was published by St James’s House Media in collaboration with The History of Parliament Trust.
Under the section, Industry Champions, Aston Manor Cider is merited as being at the forefront of the cider revival. Covering the awards and achievements gained by the business recently, it is also noted how Aston Manor Cider has continued to expand its capacity and capability and help drive sector growth.
The new book celebrates the 750th anniversary of Simon de Montfort’s Parliament of 1265—a key moment in the origins of parliament. It was launched at a champagne reception in the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey with more than 300 VIP guests.
Unparalleled in the comprehensiveness of its treatment, it is generally regarded as one of the most ambitious, authoritative and well-researched projects in British history. Written by a team of experts on parliamentary history, The Story of Parliament charts the rise of parliament in Britain over the centuries and explores how it has been instrumental in shaping the country as we know it today.
The feature on Aston Manor Cider in the commemorative book isn’t the first time the Midlands-based business has been acknowledged by the Government. In 2013, managing director Gordon Johncox participated in a trade mission to China. Joining Prime Minister David Cameron, Gordon represented Aston Manor Cider as the only drinks business invited on the journey.
Aston Manor Cider has also hosted several government figures at its production sites including Dominic Jermey, chief executive of UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) and most recently Mark Garnier, Conservative MP for Wyre Forrest.
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The history of Peekskill, New York began when a Dutch trader and explorer, Jan Peeck ventured up the beckoning Hudson River to settle and trade with the local Native Americans. Since 1654, Peekskill has continued to develop and thrive to the point of currently experiencing a 12% growth, the largest in Westchester County. Perhaps this growth has to do with the bustling artist district or the historical site preservation or even the technology-based expansion. Or perhaps the popularity of the city of Peekskill, NY is simply rooted in the many friendly city services, the smiles on small business owners' faces and the fresh air upstate. Visit for the day or stay for a mini-break in this town that is a throwback to an easier, colonial time.


This year, our children and staff will be celebrating Her Majesty The Queen's 70 years on the throne.
The children will emerse themselves in a curriculum full of history, spanning from the Queen's Coronation in 1952 to the current day Royal Family, and every decade in between. The children will learn about the politics of the Royal Family, the changing trends and fashions that the Queen has seen and will explore a variety of texts and sources linked to the Queen's legacy and reign.
Learning will progress from the Nursery to Year 6 and focus on
- The Queen's History - from 1952 until today
- Celebration and togetherness in PSHE
- Creating portraits of the Queen using a variety of materials and mediums
- Design and Technology - from designing and making our own hats, to creating new and exciting toys and recreating fashion from the 1960s
- Music from each decade that the Queen has been on the throne
On Friday 27th May, we will celebrate our very own Jubilations Day. All children and staff are invited to come into school wearing red, white and blue - the bigger the better! We will all enjoy a Jubilations Day picnic outside, comprising of wonderful British favourites such as cucumber sandwiches, cakes and platters of fruit.
After the half term holiday, we will showcase our learning with a Gallery of History to share all of the children's wonderful creations, portraits and learning. Families will be invited to come into school to enjoy the evidence of a wonderful fortnight of learning with their children.


We are a family-owned company, and operate locally in the Sioux Falls area. As a team, we are dedicated to providing the best customer service possible at competitive price. We've been in business since 1943, established by brothers, Ted and George Thorson. George's son, Rob, took ownership in 1986 and made the move to our current shop on East Third Street. Rob's daughter is now taking to the trade, making for the third generation of the company. Jackie graduated from Southeast Technical Institute, being the first woman to complete the HVAC/R program. With our combined father-daughter dedication, we ensure everyone gets the best customer service.


I think everyone will always remember the moment and what they were doing when the first plane hit the world trade center. I was pretty young and in school when it happened. What a tragic day it was, especially for those in New York City.
It has been a long time coming but the 9/11 memorial museum has officially opened to the public today. Tickets can be bought online and there is even a free admission night on Tuesdays from 5pm to 8pm (its recommended to preorder those tickets as well).
I went to the memorial park last fall and really enjoyed what they have done with space, you can now even visit there virtually. I am waiting until the excitement dims down before I visit. What about you?


The CO-OP Country Store is part of the CO-Op Gas & Supply Co., Inc., one of the oldest cooperatives in the greater Sandpoint /Ponderay area.
It began in 1934 with more than 60 people in Bonner County each purchasing a $10.00 share of stock to provide a financial base for the new company, Grange Gas & Supply. Initially the company only sold product to the grange members, but that changed within the first year. Now anyone can purchase from the CO-OP and there is still an opportunity to become a member free of charge.
Originally located at 5th and Church in Sandpoint, Idaho, the store built a feed mill, warehouse, service station, and acquired the Sandpoint Creamery in 1943. A grain elevator was added the same year as well as the powder magazine. In 1947 a petroleum plant was erected west of the grain elevator.
The cooperative grew under the careful management of Jack Murry. Jack expanded the company to include hardware and farm supplies. The Husky service station on Pine and 5th was purchased and converted into a 24 hour card-trol fueling facility. This facility no longer exists as it was removed to make way for a parking lot at 5th and Pine.
The CO-OP Country Store moved to its present location, 125 Tibbetts Lane in Ponderay, in 1996. This move allowed for a larger , covered fueling station which could accommodate bigger rigs and equipment as well as an 8 pump fueling station for smaller road vehicles. The CO-OP has further expanded to include much more than hardware, fuel, and feed, and has be come the largest cooperative of its kind in North Idaho.
Please take a look at the different departments. Each one has information of interest to those who live or wish to live the rural lifestyle. Most of the departments have monthly sales which are great so come in and check that out.
Thank you for visiting The CO-OP Country Store on the web!


Bisque dolls, often referred to as porcelain dolls, have a vast and long history dating back to the 1840’s. Most collectors have their own reasons for accumulating porcelain dolls, ranging from holding for the value of the dolls to a simple passion for revisiting their childhoods, and every reason in-between. I have found that my particular interest in treasuring dolls actually steams from my culture, history, and heritage. I prefer to gather dolls with like legacy, from French colonial descent, Native American descent, Hispanic descent, Caucasian decent, to African American descent.
My compositions are an interpretation of the cultural connotations associated with porcelain dolls based on their dress and appearance. An attempt to place these dolls in life-like situations to match their cultural differences if they were alive, how they may actually have been seen (in a natural surrounding) or one can view this as cultural stereotypes.
In my work, I am constructing images of stories or a fictitious past history. In most of these compositions there is a combination of actually buildings and environments that humans would normally interact in, placing the whimsical porcelain dolls into the scenes as a means of embellishment and to complete the story. The caption provides clues to the content and interpretation.


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Hardwood Classic History
The Wildcat Hardwood Classic came into existence in 1978, the brainchild of then Wheeling High School Basketball coach Ted Ecker, who served as tournament director in those formative years. It started as an 8-team, three day tournament with four games each day. The winner of that first tournament was Walther Lutheran. One of the All-Tournament selections from that championship team, Lamar Simpson, returned to the Hardwood Classic for a number of years as one of its fine referees. In the early 1980s the tournament evolved into a 4- day, 16 team, double elimination tournament, which saw each participating team guaranteed 2 games. In 1983, Wheeling became the first team to win the tournament twice (1979 and 1983) - it would again win its own tourney in 1995, making it one of the 3-time winners in tourney history. The other 3-time champs are Stevenson (1990, 1998, and 2000), Maine West (1987, 1992, and 1997), and Lake Park (1993, 2003 and 2004).
The win in 1983 by the host Wildcats broke up a string by one of the best teams in the tourney's history - St. Viator -the Lions had won the tournament in 1982, and went on to post back-to-back championships in 1984 and 1985 - a feat that has since been duplicated by Lake Park with consecutive wins in 2003 and 2004 and surpassed by Loyola with it's "Threepeat". St. Viator was also Tourney champs in 1989 and 1996, making it one of two 5-time Champs in tournament history. The other 5-time winner is Loyola Academy - adding to their championships in 1991 to 2001, the Ramblers tripled up with wins in 2005, 2006 and 2007.
By the mid 1980s other changes had taken place. Jim Wendler had come to Wheeling H.S. and taken over tournament director responsibilities. By soliciting corporate sponsorship, Jim was able to expand the tournament to a 4 day, 8 games per day tournament where each team was guaranteed 4 games (assuming they showed up for those games!). 1987 also saw the crowning of the first "Consolation Bracket Champ", Schaumburg . Under Wendler's leadership the tournament ran smoothly like a well-oiled machine. After Wendler retired, Neal Weiner stepped in as tournament director and continues to co-run the tournament along with Steve May.
The Hardwood Classic has come a long way from its beginnings. We may never again see the "Shirts/Skins" games played one year by McHenry and another year by Rolling Meadows when their opponents failed to show up. But those present will never forget the 8-Overtime championship game in the 1981 tournament that saw North Chicago defeat Maine West in a game that started one day and ended the next; and that includes Dave Matkovic who played for Maine West in that game, coached his Alma Mater at the Hardwood Classic, and has seen his son play basketball in the same gym. There have been any number of powerful teams that have competed at the classic, including "Elite Eight" qualifiers Maine West (1997) and Stevenson (1990 & 2006) , but power at the Hardwood has occasionally been an issue. During the 1999 tournament, Prospect defeated Maine West in a game that started in the main gym, and when the power went out in the buidling, finished in the field house by light from the skylights; the next game that day between Libertyville and Wheeling was postponed and finally played 2 weeks later. Fortunately the power came back on the and the remainder of the tournament was played on scheduled.
The Hardwood Classic has evolved into a very competitive basketball tournament. One of the constants over the years has been its outstanding Hospitality Room. Since the tournament began, The Wheeling Spur Club (Athletic Booster Club) has provided a wonderful variety of food and drink for officials, coaches, workers and friends of the tournament. We hope you enjoy this year's tournament and will support the sponsors who make this tournament possible.


The Lost Forty
Lost 40 SNA owes its name to a surveying slip back in 1882. This site includes a narrow peninsula extending from a large upland esker (a glacial landform). The peninsula is flanked by a black spruce and tamarack bog on one side, and a willow and alder marsh on the other.
Schoolcraft State Park
This secluded north woods park is the perfect place to unwind. Quiet and peaceful, the trail system leads hikers through the virgin pine forest that includes a white pine more than 300 years old. Canoeists and anglers enjoy the gentle waters of the Mississippi River. A boat access, picnic area, canoe and drive-in campsites are available to visitors..
Forest History Center
Located in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, the center focuses on displaying the historical and cultural impact that Minnesota's forests have had on people and the community. Historically, logging was a large economic driver, presently there is a large use of Minnesota forests for recreational purposes. The center allows visitors to see this changing relationship through exhibits, films, tours, historical reenactments, and other educational and recreational programs.
White Oak Society
They are a non-profit organization providing living history interpretations of the fur trade era within the Great Lakes region. We operate The White Oak Learning Centre & White Oak Fur Post near Deer River, Minnesota.


150 years of Mattes – nothing but the best for your horse.
Mattes has been known for its high quality lambskin products for a century and a half. Over the last three decades, we have developed an excellent reputation in the equestrian sector, but did you know that Bentley and Boeing love our lambskins too? We have also been the leading manufacturer of lambskin car seat covers and one of the few authorised individual suppliers to Mercedes-Benz for decades now. Join us for a stroll through our company history and a glimpse into the future.


Our liturgical services are celebrated primarily in English (with some French, and a little Greek and Slavonic).
Our mission is to bear witness to the Kingdom of God as transmitted through Sacred Scripture, the Apostles, the Ecumenical Councils and the Holy Fathers of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church of God; worship and glorify the Lord God in Holy Trinity according to the liturgical practices of the Orthodox Church ... and to be a spiritual home for all those who choose to dwell therein.
Consecration of the Church -- 18 May 2009The Sign parish was founded in 1978. After years of renting space, our church building was purchased in the summer of 2000. Nine years later, the altar was renovated and an iconostasis installed. With that completed, the church was consecrated and relics placed in the altar table on Monday, May 18, 2009 by His Beatitude, Metropolitan Jonah, Primate of the OCA. He was assisted by His Eminence Archbishop Seraphim of Ottawa and Canada and His Grace Bishop Benjamin of San Francisco and the West, along with Archpriest John Tkachuk, Rector of The Sign and many local and visiting clergy and faithful.
Below are two pictures from the consecration. More photos may be seen in an online photo album at:
Photos of the Consecration of The Sign


Established in 1976 with the combined efforts of the municipalities of Pipestone and Albert, the Reston District Library moved from a rented facility to its permanent home in 1992.
As of January 1, 2015, the library continues to enjoy providing services to the R.M. of Pipestone and the new R.M. of Two Borders created through the amalgamation of the R.M. of Arthur, the R.M. of Edward and the R.M. of Albert.


Educational infographic & data visualisation
Cold War Conflicts PowerPoint and Student Infographic Notes
Condensed lesson summarizing U.S. foreign and domestic conflicts that arose because of the Cold War. Topics include: The Space Race, Soviet Spies, Red Scare, Nuclear Arms Race, Cuban Missile Crisis, Korean War, Vietnam War, The Draft. Includes editable PowerPoint, coordinating student infographic style note taking sheets, links to optional YouTube video content, and a teacher's answer key.


This is the school house where my mother went to school, in Gainesville, Florida. It was old then! The school served as the only school for black folk and as was the case back then, it served also as the meeting house, and of course, the church until the church was built. The property is now a historical landmark and has been the setting of at least 1 major hollywood motion picture, "The Devils Advocate" staring Keanu Reeves, Al Pacino and Charlize Theron.
My mom asked me to photograph an event at GLHMC. Dresdin was shooting inside and I walked out to shoot the grounds and was lucky enough to be able to get inside of the leaning structure. I stepped back in time and heard the laughter o
f the children oblivious to the inequality as such was the law of the land. I felt the commitment of the teachers cultivating minds for the day when their student's children would be able to go to schools with all shades of people.


Our Mission is to Support, Develop and Promote the Visual Arts in Hampton Roads
The origin of the Tidewater Art Alliance began with the dreams and dedication of two women, both teachers, Miss Irene Leache and Miss Anna Cogswell Wood. They moved to Norfolk after the Civil War. Anna Wood had been Miss Leache’s student. After meeting Miss Leache, Ms. Wood wrote, “It was on a September day of the year 1868 that my eye first lighted on that rare woman whose influence was thence forward to dominate my life, and develop in my character all that it should possess of significance.” Their friendship and collaborations would last over 30 years.
A group of women, members of the Arts Society, studied painting in the Arts Club Building at 622 Mobray Arch in 1925. This group founded the Arts Corner, met bi-weekly to study art and held annual art exhibits in the Mowbray Arch building.
The long awaited dream of the Art Association and other area citizens was finally realized in 1933 when the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences opened on Mobray Arch. More local artists joined the association and it changed its name to Tidewater Artists in December of 1950. In the years between 1940 and 1971, the Art Corner and Tidewater Artists meetings and art shows were help in the museum.
Art collector, Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., presented the museum with his collection in 1971 and the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences became the now world-renowned Chrysler Museum of Art.
In 1959, the name of the Tidewater Artists was changed to the Tidewater Artists Association (TAA) and in November of 1972, the first TAA News sent out its first issue. In October of 1982, the TAA was incorporated in Virginia. Two years later, TAA sends out Volume 1, Number 1, of its newsletter, the TAA Artline in September 1984. That same year, the first miniatures show at the Hermitage Museum was scheduled for the fall in a tradition that continues.
The Tidewater Artists Association incorporated as the Tidewater Art Alliance on July 8, 2005 and now has the status of a nonprofit corporation. The founders of what is now the Tidewater Art Alliance worked diligently to honor and cultivate the arts. The times have changed, but the need for advocating the arts has not. The mission of the alliance is to support, promote, and develop the visual arts in the Tidewater area.


While the history of many martial arts is shrouded in mystery because of their sheer antiquity, Judo has the benefit of being a comparatively young and well documented art. Now a global sport with a hallowed position in the Olympics, Judo has a rich and interesting backstory reaching all the way back to the 16th century, though its true formation rests in the 19th century.
Judo’s first seeds sprouted in 1532 with the founding of Takenouchi-ryū. Takenouchi-ryū is considered the parent of Japan’s many Jujitsu forms, with Jujitsu in turn being the progenitor of modern Judo. These arts focus on honing both the body and the mind through practice and precise techniques for offense and self defense without the use of a weapon. It is from this practical background that Judo would grow, first as its own martial practice, and from there into a competitive sport focused on precision throws, expert grappling, and refined striking techniques.
The Father of Judo
Dr. Jigoro Kano, an accomplished athlete and educator, is credited with synthesizing his knowledge of various martial disciplines into the first codified form of Judo. Dr. Kano began a study in 1882 of a wide range of self defense techniques and brought them together to create Kodokan Judo, a term which roughly translates to mean “a place to study the way of the gentle path.” This curious name reflects his art’s focus on both self defense and personal improvement and tranquility through athleticism.
Dr. Kano’s world-famous reputation as an athlete would also serve as the springboard to propel his martial art to the world stage and a wider audience. Countless celebrities and athletes the world over have adopted Dr. Kano’s martial art, with Lucille Ball, Chuck Norris, and Vladimir Putin being examples that show just how teachable and versatile Judo is.
The International Stage
After codifying the rules, regulations, and a standardized training model for Judo, Dr. Kano joined the International Olympic committee as its first Asian member in 1909, a position which he held until his death in 1938. Dr. Kano’s position gave him the necessary platform to spread the art of Judo globally. Schools sprung up throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States, and in 1964 Judo became the first martial art to enter the Olympics at that year’s Tokyo Games. To this day, Olympic athletes adhere to the rules and principles established by Dr. Kano, thus keeping alive Judo’s illustrious history.


The formation of The Ojeda Group began in 1948 through a service business owned by Mr. Edel Ojeda Sr. Through the knowledge gained in his service work, Mr. Ojeda began building industrial kitchen equipment and by 1968 he started producing freezers and refrigerators in the masses which marked the origin of Refrigeración Ojeda. With over 68 years in the refrigeration industry, Refrigeración Ojeda has grown into a multi divisional empire; The Ojeda Group.
The Ojeda Group consists of 5 companies; Ojeda Refrigeración, Ojeda USA, Ojeda Central America, FrigoPanel, and IsoDoors. Ojeda Group currently covers the entire US, Canada, Mexico and Central America. With over 700 employees, the company continues to grow. The Ojeda Group has remained a family owned company, now operated by the second generation of Ojedas.
Ojeda U.S.A.: Since opening in 2005, Ojeda USA has grown tremendously over the years. Located in Spartanburg, SC Ojeda USA houses a stocked warehouse of the entire Ojeda USA product line. Ojeda USA contains a strong sales team and easy to reach service department for any technical needs.
Production: Ojeda’s main manufacturing plant is located in Granjas Mexico, just a couple of miles from downtown Mexico City.
Ojeda specializes in manufacturing commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment, with our flagship product being novelty freezers and open air display cases.


Lost and Found
Slagwerk Den Haag and the Royal Conservatoire continue their creative collaboration in an exciting new project. In the summer of 2014, composer Yannis Kyriakides and Fedor Teunisse, artistic director of SDH, visited Cyprus with a group of students from the composition and percussion departments. They spent time exploring the long and turbulent history of the island. In Lefkosia, for example, they saw objects from classical antiquity discovered during excavation work.
Forty years ago, the Turkish army occupied the northern part of the island. The Greeks who lived there were forced out of their homes. Yannis Kyriakides was one of them. He shared his memories with the students. This information and the objects in the museum served as the inspiration for work by composition students Andrius Arutiunian, Darien Brito, Yael Levy and Aurélie Lierman. It is performed by students of percussion Marianna Soroka, Alfonso Salar Ruiz and members of Slagwerk Den Haag.
2521 AL Den Haag


One of the most well-known accounts of the genocide in Rwanda is the book "We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda" by Philip Gourevitch. This book includes some information about Mugonero Hospital.
Immaculee Ilibagiza writes of the dramatic story of how she survived the genocide by hiding in a Hutu pastor's tiny bathroom with seven women for 91 days. The story takes place near Kibuye, which is the main city near Mugonero.
Bishop John, a frequent visitor to Colorado, tells his story about the recent history of Rwanda as written by Thomas Nelson. He provides more insight into the Christian church's role in the genocide and how forgiveness can be found in the most desperate situations.
Rosamund Carr provides an informative look into an ex-patriot's life in Rwanda. Her love of the country and it's people is heartwarming, and her description of how the country has evolved from colonialism to independence and the to genocide is very informative.
Here are a few websites with some good general information about Rwanda:
Several films have been produced about the genocide, including Sometimes in April, Hotel Rwanda, and Ghosts of Rwanda.
For stories about individuals who have made an impact in the world, the following books are also good reads: Mountains Beyond Mountains, the story of Dr. Paul Farmer's work in Haiti, Peru, Russia, and the WHO; Three Cups of Tea, the story of Greg Mortenson and his work to establish schools in rural Pakistan and Afghanistan; and Leaving Microsoft to Change the World, the story of John Wood, founder of "Room to Read."


VẨN VƠan editorial shot for Kaarem
The alleys of Saigon carry their own unique beauty. The century-old Hào Sỹ Phường alley
has become a cultural landmark in Saigon and is known for its beautiful colored homes.
This editorial highlights the history and quietness of Hào Sỹ Phường.
MODEL: Minh Hiếu
PRODUCTION: Chuong Pham, Khuyen Lai
MAKEUP: Tâm Huỳnh Nguyễn
STYLING: Kathy Minh Bach, Leanne Tran
Photographed in Saigon, Vietnam
Art Direction, Photography


My neighbor Robert and I went to check out the ghost town of Chloride last week.
There is a wonderful Pioneer Store Museum of the 1880’s in Chloride,NM
In 1923 it was closed with all the merchandise and furnishings in it. Today it is open to the public every day, and it is on the list of New Mexico’s register of historic buildings, as is the building next door now used as a art gallery and gift shop.
Here are some photos from inside the store.
Only 11 people live there now, most of the buildings are unoccupied but there are plans to restore more buildings and tourists from all over the world have visited and signed the guest book.
You can get more information about the town here


Physical therapy traces back to Hippocrates who began advocating for the use of hydrotherapy, manual therapies and massages with his patients in the year 435 B.C. Modern physical therapy began in the late 1800s and early 1900s helping polio patients and rehabilitating World War I soldiers. Women, known as reconstruction aides or re-aides played a primary role in assisting injured soldiers.
In the later 1950s, physical therapy practices moved outside of hospitals to outpatient clinics, geriatric care facilities and rehabilitation centers. More recently, COVID-19 spurred physical therapy providers to offer telehealth services. With nearly 43,100 physical therapy clinics in the country, Think Whole Person Healthcare is grateful for our onsite physical therapy team serving patients of all ages in Omaha and western Iowa.


Our humble journey began with overcoming adversity. The initial years of operation, starting from 1984, were marked by financial challenges with a net loss of ¢355,000 recorded in the first year, followed by ¢846,668 in 1985 and ¢777,277 in 1986. Determined to persevere, the bank sought innovative and alternative solutions to sustain its operations.
In 1986, the first major breakthrough came with the establishment of our inaugural agency at Santasi. It signaled a turning point, and by 1987 we recorded a profit of ¢152,963.00. This successful venture propelled the Board to expand further, leading to the opening of our second agency at Old Tafo in 1988.
The pioneering directors of our bank were:
Nana Okyere Taa Amoantwi II (Deceased)
Mr. James Asomaning
Mr. Adi Darko
Opanin Kwabena Adu (Deceased)
Mr. Yaw Bio
Mr. K. K. Mensah (Deceased)
Genesis of Our Bank
The bank owes its inception to Nana Gyamfi Sakyi II, Chief of Pakyi No. 2, Nana Okyere Taa Amoantwi II, and the elders of Pakyi No. 2. Spearheaded by Nana Gyamfi Sakyi II, the establishment of the bank was initiated and he was subsequently elected as the patron. The first Board Chairman, Nana Okyere Taa Amoantwi II, shouldered the responsibility of setting up the board and navigating initial challenges until his demise in 1993, after a decade of dedicated service.
Our Journey of Growth
Operations commenced on 6th September, 1983, backed by an initial capital of GH¢53.83, contributed by the local community of Pakyi, alongside GH¢12.50 in preference shares contributed by the Bank of Ghana. Despite a low customer base due to limited business opportunities in Pakyi, our tenacious Board of Directors took a bold step in 1986 by establishing our first agency in Santasi.
Our first profit recorded in 1987 acted as a catalyst, leading to the expansion of our network with the opening of the Old-Tafo agency in 1988. The growth trajectory continued, resulting in the inauguration of branches at New-Tafo in 1992, Ayigya in 2002, Atonsu-Agogo in 2007 (also known as the Jubilee Branch, in line with the nation's Golden Jubilee celebration), Alabar in 2012, Sokoban in 2016, Kronum in 2018, and finally Bantama in 2020. The completion of our Head Office Complex in 2002 allowed for the creation of new departments, further enhancing our services and capabilities.


Daubenmire Insurance Agency, Inc. was formed in 1935 in Warren, OH. It was founded by Clifford Daubenmire who teamed up with a small Ohio based insurance company called Grange Mutual Casualty Company and started the business out of his home. Over the years, Daubenmire Agency continued to grow with the increasing popularity of auto and home insurance. In an effort to meet all the insurance needs of their customers, they began to represent additional insurance companies, thus becoming an independent insurance agency.
Today, Daubenmire Agency has grown into a full-service agency, offering an array of insurance products. Our office has expanded through the years to service our growing customer base, which now includes all of northeastern Ohio. Daubenmire Agency has remained in the same location for the past 80 years, which has allowed us to develop long lasting relationships with our customers and our community.


Our family’s store first opened its doors in July of 1996 at a small shop on 6th Avenue in Rochester. After five years of operating out of that location, we moved to a new location in November of 2001 on North Broadway.
Finally, in 2008, our family moved our market to its current location on 7th Street; and we’ve remained there ever since.
Our store is truly a family operation. Some of us handle product intake and merchandising. Some of us like to work the cash register and get to know our awesome customers. And some of us love to work in the kitchen, preparing the fresh food you see in our deli section. We all work together to make this market one of the best Asian markets in Rochester.


Volunteers are the lifeblood of any community group. DORC are no different.
Big thanks to Jasper, David, Shirley and William (Bill) for giving up their time so everyone can enjoy clearer and better trails.
They cleared all the debris on Lee trail and all of the Enfield trail.
Did you know: Lee Point was once used as a WWII army post. Some trails in this area are named for guns from that era. Lee/Enfield and Bren.


The Tulsa race massacre took place on May 31 and June 1, 1921, when mobs of white residents, many of them deputized and given weapons by city officials, attacked black residents and businesses of the Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It has been called "the single worst incident of racial violence in American history." The attack, carried out on the ground and from private aircraft, destroyed more than 35 square blocks of the district—at that time the wealthiest black community in the United States, known as "Black Wall Street".
Weapons Used: guns, explosives, incendiary devices, some dropped from airplanes,
May 31, 2021 will be 100 years


Evelyn Berezin, computer designer, born 12 April 1925, died 8 December 2018.
“Ms. Berezin (pronounced BEAR-a-zen)” (well done to the New York Times for offering proper guides to pronunciation) was a co-founder, in 1969, of the Redactron Corporation, which developed, made and marketed the world’s first computerized – using semiconductors – word processor. Called the Data Secretary, it launched in 1971, and went way beyond the intended use of helping secretaries in their work, by actually making large parts of their role dispensable.
Roughly the same size as the typist-chair combo that faced it, the Data Secretary nonetheless paved the way for smaller word processors, and for today’s laptops:
The Redactron Corporation was sold to the Burroughs Corporation in 1976. We are familiar with them. And Berezin went on to a successful career as a tech pioneer, investor and consultant.
The Guardian notes that Berezin worked as a systems developer on projects as varied as: shell trajectories for the armed forces; subscriptions to Fortune magazine; passenger reservations for United Airlines; and betting on the horses at the Roosevelt Raceway, Long Island.


CLC Enterprises was founded in
the mid 20th century under the stewardship of Shri
Chiranji Lal Choudhary, the founder patriarch. With
his sheer determination and hard work, the Company
moved ahead on the path of success through trading
and agency business in the Textile sector.
With a humble beginning, it has moved on to become
one of the largest Textile Conglomerate of India.


About the Cactus Garden
Dedicated in May 1965, this unique garden is named in honor of “Cactus” John Haag, (founder of the Tucson Cactus & Succulent Society) and is home to 138 species of cacti, including some from his personal collection and several rare and endangered species.
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum’s 1965 Bulletin announces the dedication of the Haag Cactus Garden
These archival Minutes from the Cactus Society meeting in 1965 give a unique view of the creation of the garden
Learn more about “Cactus John” in this 1960 interview in Desert Magazine
“Cactus” John Haag worked at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (ASDM) as a curator of plants from 1957 to 1959. While working at the Desert Museum he noted the public’s interest in cacti and other succulents and was strongly encouraged to form a club where people could talk about their prickly endeavors and learn from one another. As a result, in December of 1960, he founded the Tucson Cactus Club (now the Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society). He had a larger vision to create a Cactus Garden at the Desert Museum to help educate people about cacti and other succulent plants of the region.
Before his vision of the garden could be realized, Haag passed away on December 2, 1962. Following his death, the Tucson Cactus Club kept his vision alive and worked for the following two years creating the Cactus garden at the Desert Museum in his honor. On May 7th 1965, the Tucson Cactus Club dedicated the ‘Haag Cactus Garden’ in his name and 300 people showed up for the unveiling. In lieu of a ribbon cutting, a balloon at the entrance of the garden was popped using a dead agave leaf.
The Future - The Cactus Garden continues to grow.
Under the guidance of Jason Wiley, Desert Museum horticulturist and cactus lover, plans are in place to enhance this unique garden by adding to the collection to double the density of cacti; and enhancing shade and demonstration areas within the garden.


Independence Day in Sri Lanka is an annual event held every February 4th to commemorate the nation’s freedom from British colonial rule in 1948. The day marks the country’s independence from the British Empire and consists of numerous celebrations, parades, and other festivities. Every year, the President of Sri Lanka delivers a speech to the people of the nation, highlighting the progress made since its independence and the challenges that still remain.
This year, 2023, marks the 75th anniversary of Sri Lanka’s independence. As we reflect on the past 75 years, it is important to recognize the many accomplishments and changes that have been achieved. Since independence, Sri Lanka has seen tremendous economic growth, which has led to greater living standards and opportunities for its citizens. With its booming tourism industry, Sri Lanka has become a popular destination for travelers around the world.
The nation has also made great strides in the areas of education, health care, and infrastructure. Over the last few decades, the number of universities and higher learning institutions has increased significantly. This has greatly improved access to education for many Sri Lankans, particularly those from rural and underprivileged backgrounds. Furthermore, the government has invested heavily in the health care system, providing free or low-cost health services to its citizens.
In addition to the economic and social advances that have been made, Sri Lanka has also made environmental progress. The country has passed numerous laws and regulations to protect its biodiversity and natural resources. This has resulted in a decrease in air and water pollution, as well as the preservation of its unique ecosystems.
On this special day, we must remember the struggles and sacrifices made by those who fought for the freedom we now enjoy. We must also recognize the contributions of those who have worked to improve the lives of all Sri Lankans since independence.
As we look to the future, it is important that we continue to strive for progress in all areas. We must continue to invest in education, health care, and infrastructure. We must also work to preserve our unique ecosystems and protect our natural resources.
As we celebrate this Independence Day in 2023, let us take a moment to reflect on our past successes and the challenges that still lie ahead. Let us also take a moment to celebrate the many freedoms that we are fortunate to enjoy.
Happy Independence Day!


Get more out of your stay with easy access to local landmarks.
Looking for top attractions in North Chicago around the Red Carpet Inn North Chicago, but not sure where to start? From RTC Museum to Illinois Beach that make this property preferred choice for guest visiting these attractions.
Discover the best sights and activities close to Red Carpet Inn North Chicago with this top attractions list!
The RTC Museum in North Chicago, Illinois is a local treasure that is well worth a visit. The museum preserves and displays artifacts from the railway history of North Chicago and the surrounding area.
The museum is located in downtown North Chicago, on the second floor of the North Chicago Public Library. Admission is free, and there is always something interesting to see on display. The museum has an extensive collection of railroad artifacts, including locomotives, cars, tracks, and more. There are also exhibits on the railroad's impact on North Chicago and the surrounding area, as well as on the history of railroading in general.
The National Museum of the American Sailor Museum in North Chicago, Illinois is a museum devoted to the history of the United States Navy and its sailors. The museum has a large collection of naval artifacts, photographs, and paintings. The museum is open from Wednesday through Sunday, from 10 am to 5 pm. Admission is free.
Lake Bluff History Museum North Chicago is located in the heart of North Chicago, Illinois. This museum houses a rich history dating back to 1836. The collection features items from the area's pioneer days, including farm equipment, household items, and clothing. It also has a large collection of photographs and memorabilia from the local newspaper industry. The museum is open on Saturday from 10am to 4pm, and admission is free.
Dugdale Park is a public park located in Waukegan, Illinois. The park is home to a number of attractions, including a playground, a lake, and a basketball court. Dugdale Park is also home to the Waukegan Historical Society Museum, which contains exhibits on local history.
Sunrise Park is a beautiful, well-maintained public park located in the heart of Lake Bluff, Illinois. The park features a large swimming pool, playground, and basketball courts. It is also a great place to take a walk or relax with a book.
Located in North Chicago, Illinois, the Middlefork Savanna Forest Preserve is a 687-acre nature preserve with plenty of activities for visitors. The preserve is home to a variety of animals, including white-tailed deer, raccoons, opossums, and beavers. There are also several trails available for hiking and biking, as well as a picnic area with benches. The preserve is open from sunrise to sunset daily.
Powell Park North Chicago is a beautiful and well-maintained park located in the heart of the city. The park offers a variety of activities for residents and visitors, including a playground, basketball courts, picnic areas, a soccer field, and a pond. The park also has a public library and a community center, which offer programs and events for residents.
Located in Waukegan, Illinois, Hinkston Park is a public park that has features a variety of activities, including a playground, a pond, and a fishing pier. The park also has a baseball field, a soccer field, and a basketball court. The park is also home to the Waukegan Cubs Minor League Baseball team.
The society has a library with over 10,000 volumes and hosts exhibits and programs on local history. It also has a genealogy section and conducts research on historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln, Clara Barton, and Orville Wright.
The society sponsors an annual heritage festival in the fall that features storytelling, games, food, crafts, and demonstrations by local artists. In addition to its own exhibitions, the society also collaborates with other organizations to present programs such as an exhibit on the history of the Chicago Fire Department or a presentation on the history of the Illinois Central Railroad. The society also offers guided tours of its premises for groups of 10 or more.
The Goliath roller coaster is a thrilling ride that is sure to leave you with a great feeling of excitement. This coaster is located at Funspot USA in Gurnee, Illinois, and provides riders with a thrilling experience that is sure to leave them wanting more. The Goliath roller coaster features a top speed of 68 mph and a duration of about 2 minutes and 30 seconds. This coaster offers riders a great experience that is sure to leave them wanting more.
Hurricane Harbor is located in Chicago North Chicago, Illinois and features a wide range of water activities including swimming, sunbathing, water skiing and more. The harbor also has an amusement park with rides such as the Dragon Coaster, the SkyScreamer and more.
Illinois Beach State Park is a 4,160-acre park that offers miles of sandy beach, a variety of trails for hiking and biking, and a picnic area. The park also has a playground, a fishing pier, and a nature center.
The park is open from May to September and features lifeguards during the summer months. The nature center offers exhibits on local flora and fauna, as well as demonstrations on how to make pottery and soap.
The park is also home to the Illinois Beach Museum, which showcases artifacts from the area's history.
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We always check our History and Mostly for the work we have done. why do we save command history ? or what is the need to know when was it executed? the all questions are simple to answer. once you have install or edit something and now you need to again know how you did it then you just have to remember the time you did it and just See the command history you will get what you need.


No doubt California made a name for itself with an abundance of citrus trees, and more specifically orange trees. By the year 1882, there were more than 500,000 citrus trees in California, and over half of them were in Riverside. Yes, Riverside County! With the booming business of agriculture adding to it’s success as a city, more job opportunities opened up in the county as a whole. One of the most successful business ventures that still stands to this day known as the Mission Inn, made a name for itself during that time period. Mission Inn served those newcomers and tourists passing through to visit the thriving city, and still stands today as one of Riverside’s most popular places to visit. Furthermore, UCR also known as University of California Riverside, is a public research university that retains thousands of bright individuals ready to enter into the areas of Healthcare, Information and Technology, and Engineering fields that CivicMinds recruitment specializes in. Where does CivicMinds come into the mix? With plenty of historical sites covering Riverside that increase the city’s sense of home and honor, CivicMinds found it a perfect location to partake in recruitment as we foster those values too. Our mission includes assisting a beautiful city like this increase productivity and jobs, with our recruitment team working very diligently in that area to keep the community bustling!


Guided tour of the wine cellar + tasting of two reserve sparkling wines
Come and visit Cavas Montesquius, a winery with 100 years of history. Let us show you the process of making sparkling wine following the same traditional method that our ancestors used.
At Montesquius, we bring together innovation and tradition, so that you can enjoy the most vibrant sparkling wines.
During the visit, a guide will show you the oldest parts of the wine cellar, corners that
were dug out by hand nearly 100 years ago. You’ll find out about the particularities of sparkling wine, and we will explain its long process of elaboration to you: from the grape harvest, to aging, clarification, and disgorging, until you finally have sparkling wine.
After the visit, we will do a tasting of 2 Montesquius 1918 Reserve wines, with comments, in our tasting room, along with a light snack.


The Buddhist Institute is currently placing itself as a key research centre of Khmer culture producing research to the highest international standards, through the education and training of young researchers, and the completion of projects with experts, both foreign and local. We will also continue to collect and catalogue documents as a database for researchers and scholars across the globe.
The Buddhist Institute has entered into agreements for cooperation with the Societé Asiatique of France and Torre do Tombo of Portugal in a project “Rescue of ancient manuscripts by digitization”. With this project, we expect that Khmer ancient manuscripts will be scanned, catalogued and disseminated electronically.
We aim to publish our research in English and Khmer on these pages as time and funds allow.


Dallaglio RugbyWorks is an intensive, long-term skills development programme based on rugby, through which we aim to get teenagers outside of mainstream education into sustained education, employment or training.
Houses of Parliament Tour
On Friday 27th November a group of six pupils and two supporting staff from Ferndale Community School, South Wales headed to London, on their first RugbyWorks taster day, to the Houses of Parliament.
It was a great opportunity for the school, in their first RugbyWorks year, to visit such a significant location as it educated the group on the history of Parliament and what happens on a day to day basis there. The trip was enjoyed by all, many of whom had never been to London.
Ben Collinson quoted, “I enjoyed the Houses of Parliament, we had an awesome tour around and the tour guide told us everything about the history of the Houses of Parliament – she seemed to know more than anyone.”
Will Harris added, “I learnt new things about the Houses of Parliament and a lot about the history of Parliament. It was good to find out what royalty have been into the Houses of Parliament like Henry VIII and Queen Victoria.”
A truly great day was had by all. It was brilliant for the pupils to experience new places, they managed to fit in a quick spin on the London Eye, and meet new people, including some of those on the RugbyWorks Programme in London. And of course, the opportunity to visit the Houses of Parliament was incredible.
Many thanks to everyone involved in making the visit possible.


Mr. Peter Brereton joined TECSYS at its inception and initially led the Company's software development, product management, sales and marketing. In 1995, Mr. Brereton was appointed President.
In 1998, Mr. Brereton was appointed CEO and was largely responsible for the Company's Initial Public Offering. He repositioned TECSYS in the supply chain execution industry, and leveraged the Company's strengths in technology and supply chain expertise to achieve significant growth and become a leader in its markets.
Mr. Brereton eventually moved the Company into health systems and helped land its first major Integrated Delivery Network (IDN). He also led a number of acquisitions, taking a foothold in other vertical markets. In 2007, he led a strategic transformation of TECSYS' businesses, focusing the Company on its two current major industry segments: healthcare and complex high-volume distribution.


Friday, February 6, 2009
Wonkette : Welcome Back To The 1982 Depression: "Never has an American president been so sneeringly contemptuous of the poor. Never has an American president so openly despised the vast majority of Americans. Ronald Reagan was stupid, dishonest and just plain mean. The heavens rejoiced when that piece of shit finally died"


The History Of Scottco
Scottco Mechanical Contractors was founded by Mr. W. E. Scott on April 1, 1972, in Amarillo, Texas as a small mechanical contracting firm
The beginning years were lean and the company expanded and contracted along with cyclical swings in the local construction market. In 1977 Scottco was awarded the mechanical contract at the Amstar plant in Dimmitt, Texas. This project required stainless steel process piping, which no other company in the region was able to provide. Scottco’s workforce grew close to 100 at that time and the company was “put on the map.”
During the late 1970s, Scottco continued to grow and began to be recognized as a local leader in all facets of mechanical contracting. And as the company grew, Mr. Scott and his son, Brad Martin, implemented a strategy to help offset the effects of cyclical downturns in construction by forming a Plumbing and HVAC Service Division.
Scottco Service Company was formed in 1982
We began with a van and one technician to run service calls to commercial customers. Although the local economy suffered in the early 80s, Scottco Service Company grew quickly by providing a high level of quality customer service. Since that time, the Service Division has worked well with the Mechanical Contracting Division to form a stable, growth-oriented company.
Residential customers were added to the growing Service Division in the mid-1980s
When our famous slogan “Uh Oh!! Better Call Scottco!” hit the airwaves, the residential side of the business took off. In 1992, a Retail Residential Division was formed to provide professional installation of heat pumps, air conditioners, and furnaces to Amarillo, Texas area homeowners seeking to upgrade systems in their homes.
Over the years, a strong Mechanical Contracting Division coupled with a healthy and growing Service Division has enabled Scottco to become the dominant provider of plumbing, heating, and air conditioning service to industrial, commercial, and residential customers alike in the Amarillo area. The broad scope of our expertise gives us the rare ability to take on any job, large or small, simple or complex. And we go to great lengths to ensure a well-trained, drug-free workforce, high-quality craftsmanship, and ethical conduct as individuals and as corporate citizens.
In 1972, Scottco was founded with the commitment to earn and re-earn the opportunity to serve our customers with Professionalism, Integrity, and Quality. This commitment stands today as strong as ever.


Mount Washington's View of Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle
Nikon N90 (Film)
December 20, 2001
A view of the Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle from a grassy knoll on Mount Washington. The Golden Triangle was a gloomy place 50 years or more ago, with steel mills where skyscrapers now stand. The city has enjoyed a marvelous turnaround since those bleak times and now can hold pride in being one of America's most livable cities.


We took off from the House of Virgin Mary to go to the ancient city of Ephesus. This was most spectacular and I would love to visit this place again. What a beautiful city this must have been. We visited the big amphitheater where the Apostle Paul preached to the Ephesians and then saw where he was imprisoned for several years. We saw the symbol for pi. and the symbols used for Christianity. The beautiful library and the shopping center with mosaic tile floors. We walked on the marble roads and saw and heard the story of the Amazon Women. Saw the pipes used for transporting water and the outdoor toilets. This truly was an amazing site to see.


This year is the jubilee year for the International Labor Organization.
This year marks the 100 years anniversary of the foundation, or 100 years of fulfillment of its mission.
ILO was founded in 1919 as part of the Versailles Peace Treaty, with which the First World War was ended. For its work, the ILO brings together governments, workers and employers on the basis of the principle of tripartism to achieve social justice and to improve standards in the labor market.
ILO is the only international organization where the government has no exclusive voting power. When setting standards and policies, workers’ representatives and employers’ representatives have an equal voice with governments in the decision-making process.
As a trade union, we are in constant cooperation with the ILO in the direction of promoting workers’ rights and freedoms.
For further information for ILO on the following link. www.ilo.org/100


Speed Trial – Book by Guy Loveridge
Speed Trial, the official history of the original Chateau Impney speed trials, celebrates the revival of motorsport at the Chateau and brings together stories from seasoned Chateau Impney competitors. The book also includes a DVD with footage from the speed trials of the 1950s and 1960s.
Hardcover: 72 pages
Publisher: Douglas Loveridge Publications
Dimensions: 105cm x 202cm


We are Northland's most trusted print company.
Calder Print, as it was formerly known, first opened its doors in Cameron Street, Whangarei in 1929, with the company founded by the late Wallace Calder.
Aside from a brief closure during the World War II, the company has continued to offer reliable and trusted service to customers across Northland and beyond, for over 90 years.
In 1995, Calders expanded into design as well as printing, with the amalgamation of three local companies to form 'Calders Design & Print Company Ltd'. The company remained in family ownership until 2004, when four long-serving and passionate staff members bought out the Calder family, but kept the business name to acknowledge the strong reputation Calders has in the local business community.
Today the team at Calders includes the perfect balance of new ideas and long-standing experience, with new faces bringing energy and drive to grow the company into the future, as well as the extensive knowledge and experience of Calder's longer serving employees, including one printing legend who's been with the company for more than 40 years.
Calders is proud to have been a cornerstone of the Whangarei business community for over 90 years, having supported many other businesses to grow and prosper through the support of professional design and printing services.
Calders is excited to have moved from its former premises in Dairy House, Poto Street, at the beginning of 2020 to new offices in Bouganville Street, allowing for expansion of both design and printing services.


Sixth graders will analyze historical sources and eras through the study of the Western Hemisphere, focusing on components of civilizations both ancient and modern, analyzing patterns in history, and looking at how the past influences the present. Emphasis is placed on resource distribution, competition, cooperation and conflict and human-environment interaction. Students will use geographic tools to analyze information and data pertaining to the Western Hemisphere. Civic and global awareness is highlighted, as is the role of the U.S. in the Western Hemisphere. Multiple perspectives and appreciation of diverse backgrounds will also be explored. Students will also study how savings and investing can contribute to financial well-being.
Seventh graders will be focusing on the Eastern Hemisphere, with an emphasis on ancient civilizations through the industrial age. Within these time periods, students will explore history, culture, religion, trade and the influence on today’s society. Geography and mapping will continue to be a main topic in seventh grade, as will economics and the effect on personal finance. Students will complete a major research paper and work through a variety of projects to demonstrate their understanding.
Eighth grade U.S. Society covers the History and Geography of the U.S., from the Pre-Columbian Era through the Reconstruction after the Civil War. It also covers Economics through Personal Finance, and Civics with the structure and function of the Government through the Constitution and Elections Basics.


The Cringleford History Society website has many old photographs of Eaton and Cringleford that will be of interest to residents.
Here is a link to the site: Cringleford Historical Society
Norfolk County Council also has a collection of photos that include Eaton. You can search through the archive for Eaton but this also includes many pictures taken by a local photographer named Eaton.
Here is a link to the site: NCC Picture Norfolk


The legacy of Federici’s Family Restaurant began in 1921 when Frank and Ester Federici bought the Wolcott Hotel in downtown Freehold, New Jersey. They made the hotel their home and rented rooms to boarders. In 1932, when Prohibition ended, they obtained their liquor license and expanded their business to include a bar and restaurant. In 1946, Ester brought her sons, Frank and Dante, the next generation into the business. They worked to perfect the thin crust, brick-oven pizza that is the cornerstone of every restaurant with the Federici name.
As the business continued to grow, all of Frank and Dante’s children worked in the family restaurant in Freehold. In 1983, the third generation began to further expand the family business when Frank’s oldest daughter Margee and her husband, Pat Hansen, opened Federici’s South in Howell, NJ. In 1998, Frankie Federici and his wife MaryLynn continued the growth by opening Frankie Fed’s in Freehold, NJ. The tradition continued with the third and fourth generation of the Federici family opening Federici’s on 10th in Belmar, NJ in 2014.
Federici’s on 10th continues the proud family legacy of providing quality food and service that has continued across four generations for more than 98 years. Thank you for letting our family serve your family!
Sharing a meal with friends and family is one of the great pleasures in life. At Federici’s on 10th you’ll be happy to know that these days, even on a budget; you can still enjoy a wonderful dining experience. We are a BYOB establishment where our guests are welcome to bring their favorite wine, champagne or beer to enjoy with their meal.
Our Recipe for Success
Incredible Italian Cuisine + Award-Winning Pizza + Sincere Customer Service


Inission can trace its roots back to the 1970s. 1973 was the year FABEC was founded as a development company in Gothenburg. EDC came about 10 years later in 1983, and started out as a subcontractor.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, FABEC and EDC developed into two efficient, well-functioning manufacturers in the EMS industry. Things were going so well that FABEC started up a second plant in Tallinn in 1993, and EDC moved to larger premises in Munkfors the following year.
Two become one
The middle of the first decade of this century were glory days for both EDC and FABEC, with combined sales of SEK 500 million and over 350 employees. The second half of the decade was hit by the financial crisis, and in 2007 EDC had new owners. Following an investment in more efficient processes and the introduction of the Lean approach in the organisation, EDC recovered its market position in 2008 and it was time to look to the future. In 2009 FABEC was acquired by EDC and a new corporate group was formed.
Inission makes its debut
In 2010 the new group developed into a competitive, dynamic total supplier of services in electronics manufacture and management. The time was right to show the group’s new side, and in spring 2011 the companies changed name and came under the joint brand name Inission – the industry’s first total supplier.


The Art of the Enlightenment
An exhibition presented by the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden and the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen Munich, in conjunction with the National Museum of China in Beijing.
The Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden and the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen München jointly present a sweeping exhibition of European art from the Enlightenment in conjunction with the National Museum of China. From 2 April 2011 on, the three German museum bodies unveil nealry 600 exhibits, spread over a total display area of 2700 m² in the National Museum of China in Beijing. At its heart, the exhibition features artworks which best exemplify the great ideas of the Enlightenment, its influence on the fine arts and its effective history, from the artistic revolutions of the 18th century right up to the present day.
Art gained new significance in the Europe of the Enlightenment. Technological developments and social change accelerated the dissemination of pictures into all areas of public life. The artist evolved into a public figure, a genius and revolutionary. The idea that art can change people and society became the guiding tenet of an entire epoche.
The Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden and the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen Munich have made this epoch the focus of a major exhibition in conjunction with the National Museum of China. With their combined loans, that include masterpieces by Friedrich, Füssli, Gainsborough, Watteau, Piranesi and Goya, they are able to present the full spectrum of the art of the Enlightenment, encompassing painting, sculpture, prints and drawings, crafts, fashion and even exquisite scientific instruments.
In a joint statement, the Directors-General of the three institutions, Michael Eissenhauer, Berlin, Martin Roth, Dresden, and Klaus Schrenk, Munich, announced: “The exhibition unveils the visual world of an epoch on the verge of modernity, whose ideas were of defining importance for art and remain so even today; the effective history of those sweeping ideas is now to be made palpable to a Chinese audience.”
This joint exhibition held at the National Museum of China in Beijing is primarily financed by the German Foreign Office and marks the high point of the German-Chinese programme of cultural events, bilaterally agreed upon in 2005. After the celebrated completion in summer 2011 of renovation work by Hamburg-based architects Gerkan, Marg und Partner, the National Museum of China is set to become one of the largest museum buildings in the world. Along with its architectural new dimensions comes the demand of establishing the museum as a forum of art and culture for all continents. The exhibition on the Enlightenment’s artistic and intellectual legacy that continues to be of seminal importance for Western civilization sets a signal of the educational ambitions of the museum itself as a place of enlightenment.