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Bourns

Bourns, Inc. è un'azienda statunitense di componenti elettronici, fornitrice per l'industria elettronica nei più svariati settori tra i quali automotive, automazione industriale, strumentazione, dispositivi medicali, elettronica di consumo e altri. Fondata a Altadena in California nel 1947 con 15 stabilimenti nel mondo e circa 9.300 dipendenti. Storia Marlan e Rosemary Bourns iniziarono nel loro garage di 384-piede-quadro (35,7 m²) a Altadena nel 1947 dopo la laurea alla Università del Michigan, per lo sviluppo di componenti elettronici e sensori per l'industria aerospaziale. L'invenzione del loro potenziometro lineare permise una accurata precisione della misurazione dello spostamento negli attuatori negli aeromobili come il controllo del beccheggio, determinando lo sviluppo della società nel ramo aerospaziale. La sede a Riverside (California) viene creata negli anni successivi e i Bourns allargano la produzione di componentistica nel ramo automotive sensori, encoder e resistori assieme ad altri componenti attivi e passivi. Brevetti Nel 1952, Bourns brevetta il trimmer, a marchio "Trimpot". Nel 1995, Bourns acquista la VRN con la sua produzione di trimmer e surface-mount sealed tact switch. Nel 2008, Bourns acquista la Transient Blocking Unit (TBU) della Fultec Semiconductor, Inc. Acquisizioni 2015: La divisione trimmer dalla Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. 2014: Komatsulite Mfg. Co., Ltd 2012: Jensen Devices AB 2009: Central Office Surge Protection Products dalla Corning Cable Systems LLC 2008: Protection Products dalla Emerson Network Power Energy Systems 2008: Transient Blocking Unit (TBU) dalla Fultec Semiconductor, Inc. 2006: PTC dalla Therm-O-Disc, Inc. 2006: Automotive Controls Division dalla SSI Technologies 2006: J.W. Miller Magnetics Business 2005: Tyco/Meggitt's Fuel Card Product 2004: RUF Automotive Group 2004: MMC Switch Power Products 2003: Microelectronic Modules Corporation 2003: Telecom Protection dalla Texas Instruments Sensors & Controls Division 2001: Joslyn GDT Division Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Bourns Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su bourns.com.
Huntington Park (San Francisco)

Collis P. Huntington Park is a 1.3-acre (0.53 ha) park in the Nob Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, California. Location Huntington Park is at 1050 Taylor Street and is bordered by California, Taylor, Sacramento, and Cushman streets, in the Nob Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, California. History The park is on land donated to the city in 1915 by Arabella Huntington, widow of railroad tycoon Collis P. Huntington. Their house had stood on the site until it was destroyed in the 1906 earthquake and fire. Some of those made homeless by that catastrophe were for a time housed in tents on the site. A replica of the Fontana delle Tartarughe was installed in the center of the park in 1955. Originally purchased by Ethel Sperry Crocker for her Hillsborough mansion, the Crocker family donated the fountain to the city in 1954 as part of an estate sale. Facilities The city-block-size park contains landscaped areas, a playground, and two fountains. At one time, dogs were forbidden, so dog owners would walk them at night. Gallery See also Top of the Mark References External links Official website
John Hinkel Park

John Hinkel Park is an urban park located in the North Berkeley neighborhood of Berkeley, California, U.S. It has been listed by the city as a Berkeley Landmark since April 2, 2001, and it contains a historical plaque since 2003. History In 1919, Ada and John Hinkel donated 7 acres (2.8 ha) of hillside land to the city of Berkeley, in dedication to the Boy Scouts of America's work during World War I. John Gregg, a local professor in landscaping, had helped with the design of the park before it was donated to the city. The amphitheater was built in 1934 and designed by Vernon Dean and funded by the Civil Works Administration. The amphitheater was used in the 1940s for community gatherings, music, and dance productions. It was also the performance space for the Berkeley Shakespeare Festival from 1971 until 1991. In recent years the amphitheater has been used by a number of theatrical groups, including Shotgun Players, Women's Will, Open Opera, Inferno Theatre, and Actors Ensemble of Berkeley. The City of Berkeley also sponsors occasional live musical performances. The park also contains picnic tables and a playground. It once contained a redwood clubhouse (1918–2015), which was the home of the Berkeley Folk Dancers until 1984, was declared unsafe due to foundation issues and ultimately burned down in a fire. The park was renovated in 2022. See also List of Berkeley Landmarks in Berkeley, California Berkeley Rose Garden References
Kearney Park (Fresno)

Kearney Park is a historic public park located west of Fresno, California. It is former residence of Martin Theodore Kearney and the community center of his Fruit Vale Estate agricultural colony. Kearney Mansion Museum is located in the park and operated by the Fresno Historical Society. History Martin Theodore Kearney established his Fruit Vale Estate agricultural colony in 1889, allowing middle-class to purchase ten and twenty-acre lots and to start farming without the large financial outlay otherwise necessary. The estate was located just west of Fresno and spanned 6,800 acres (2,800 ha). Many parts of the colony were cooperatively shared, such as fencing and irrigation, as well as an area in the middle of the estate which served as Kearney's residence and as a center for the community, a sort of ranch town or headquarters. By 1903, it included a general store, livestock barns, a dairy, a post office, a bell tower and other structures. Kearney died in 1906 and in his final will, he bequeathed the then 5,400 acres (2,200 ha) Fruit Vale Estate to the Regents of the University of California with the wish that they establish an experimental station as an adjunct to the University's College of Agriculture. The University decided against establishing a college there and began selling off parcels while allowing it to continue operating as a working ranch and vineyard. By 1949 the University had sold all the land except for the community center (Kearney's mansion and the surrounding park). It was leased to Fresno County for $1 per year, effectively turning over ownership. In 1962 the Fresno City and County Historical Society agreed to operate the mansion and park as a museum. The site was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. Design For his mansion, Kearney built a two-and-a-half story house constructed of adobe bricks laid two feet thick. It displays an exterior which includes high-pitched roofs, large arches made of lathe-cut wood and sharp gabled dormer windows that suggested towers. It was completed in 1903 in a Queen Anne architectural style and the interior was decorated with classic furnishings from overseas. The entire estate, now a park, was 250 acres surrounding the mansion, with orange trees, olive trees, muscat grapes, alfalfa and a dairy farm. The grounds were designed by landscape architect Rudolph Ulrich, who created other notable gardens around California, such as at the Hotel Del Monte in Monterey, California. Kearney had even grander visions for the estate which never came to fruition before his death. Modern use and events The park is open for day use, providing recreation with a playground, group picnic reservation areas, play fields, picnic shelters, dance slabs, horseshoe pits and a disc golf course. The mansion offers tours for guests. The park has hosted civil war reenactments and Renaissance fairs as well as the annual "Hard Pan Classic" disc golf tournament. References
Bradbury Building

Bradbury Building je architektonická památka v centru Los Angeles v Kalifornii. Pětipodlažní kancelářská budova byla postavena v roce 1893 a je známá pro své mimořádné prosvětlené atrium s ochozy, schody a výtahy s bohatou výzdobou. Zadavatelem stavby byl milionář a majitel dolů na zlato v Los Angeles Lewis L. Bradbury. Bradbury pověřil vyprojektováním budovy architekta Sumnera Hunta, posléze jej nahradil architektem Georgem H. Wymanem, který měl lépe naplnit jeho představy. Podle některých zdrojů ale George H. Wyman dále neměnil původní návrh. Budova byla přidána na seznam národního registru historických míst v roce 1971 a v roce 1977 byla vyhlášena národní kulturní památkou, čímž se stala jednou z pouhých čtyř kancelářských budov v Los Angeles, které byly na seznam zapsány, a je nejstarší památkovou budovou města. Budova se objevila také v mnoha filmových a televizních záběrech. Architektura Budova je navržena převážně v novorománském slohu, ale je značně ovlivněna také stylem chicagské školy. Fasáda budovy je z cihel hnědé barvy, pískovce a z terakotových obkladů s novorenesančními ornamenty. Podstatně zajímavější než vnějšek budovy je interiér se svou prostornou a světlou dvoranou, která je krytá proskleným stropem. Uvnitř se nacházejí 2 bohatě zdobené výtahy. Stěny jsou obloženy glazovanými i neglazovanými růžovými a žlutými cihlami. Dále byl použit mramor z Itálie a dlaždice z Mexika. Železná zábradlí schodišť a ochozů byla vyrobena ve Francii a před instalací v budově byla vystavována na Světové výstavě v Chicagu 1893. V kultuře Interiér budovy se objevil v mnoha filmech, z nichž nejznámější byl asi Blade Runner; jako další příklad lze uvést 500 dní se Summer, Vlk (1994), The Artist (2011), či finále filmu Murphyo zákon (1986) s Charlesem Bronsonem. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Bradbury Building na Wikimedia Commons
Bradbury Building

Das Bradbury Building ist ein bekanntes Geschäftshaus im Herzen von Los Angeles. Es wurde 1893 erbaut und ist damit eines der ältesten erhaltenen Gebäude in der Innenstadt von Los Angeles. Es hat heute die Adresse 304 South Broadway und ist seit dem 5. Mai 1977 als National Historic Landmark anerkannt. Geschichte Das Gebäude wurde von Lewis Bradbury in Auftrag gegeben, der es im Bergbau zum Millionär gebracht hatte. Die Entwürfe des ersten engagierten Architekten, Sumner Hunt, missfielen Bradbury. Daraufhin bekam George Wyman den Auftrag. Wyman, der vorher Zeichner bei Hunt gewesen war, lehnte zunächst ab. Nachdem er angeblich eine entsprechende Botschaft seines toten Bruders auf einer Planchette erhalten hatte, nahm er den Auftrag doch an. Wyman ließ sich bei seinen Entwürfen von Beschreibungen zukünftiger Gebäude aus dem utopischen Roman Das Jahr 2000: ein Rückblick auf das Jahr 1887 von Edward Bellamy inspirieren. Während des Baus wurde in der Nähe des Geländes eine Wasserquelle entdeckt, die das Projekt bedrohte, da das Wasser das Fundament schwächte. Bradbury ließ daraufhin massive Stahlträger aus Europa importieren, um das Fundament zu stärken. Letztlich investierte er statt geplanter 175.000 die damals sehr hohe Summe von 500.000 US-Dollar in den Bau. Er starb wenige Monate vor der Eröffnung des Gebäudes 1893. 1991 wurde das Gebäude restauriert und erdbebensicher gemacht. Dabei wurde unter anderem ein neuer Eingang an der Rückseite des Gebäudes geschaffen und eine neue Beleuchtung installiert. Nutzung Die längste Zeit seines Bestehens wurde das Bradbury als Bürogebäude benutzt. Als staatlich anerkanntes National Historic Landmark steht es heute unter Schutz. Viele der Büros sind weiterhin an private Firmen vermietet, aber auch eine Abteilung des Los Angeles Police Department und weitere staatliche Behörden nutzen Büros. Eine Reihe von Filmen, Fernsehserien und Musikvideos haben das Bradbury als Drehort benutzt, darunter Opfer der Unterwelt, Blade Runner, Chinatown, Wolf, (500) Days of Summer, Zurück in die Vergangenheit, CSI: NY, Murphys Gesetz, Enthüllung und Lethal Weapon 4. Siehe auch Liste der Einträge im National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Bradbury Building

El Bradbury Building es un punto de referencia arquitectónico situado en la esquina de 304 South Broadway y West 3rd Street en Los Ángeles, California. Construido en 1893,​ este edificio de oficinas de cinco plantas es principalmente conocido por su monumental entrada, sus escaleras y ascensores y su ornamentación de hierro. Este edificio es propiedad del empresario minero Lewis L. Bradbury y construido por George Wyman siguiendo el diseño original de Sumner Hunt. Aparece en muchas obras de ficción y ha sido utilizado para grabaciones de cine y televisión. Su interior aparece en escenas de grandes producciones cinematográficas. Se hizo muy popular cuando apareció en la película Blade Runner de 1982. Galería Véase también America's Favorite Architecture Referencias Enlaces externos
Bradbury Building

Het Bradbury Building is een historisch bouwwerk in downtown Los Angeles (Californië). Het werd gebouwd in 1893 in opdracht van de mijnbouwmiljonair Lewis L. Bradbury en het werd ontworpen door architect George Wyman. Het gebouw bevindt zich op de hoek van South Broadway en 3rd Street en is al meermaals gebruikt als de locatie van films, televisieopnames en videoclips. Architectuur De gevels zijn ontworpen in een Italiaanse neorenaissance-stijl met bruine bakstenen, zandsteen en terracotta panelen. Die zogenaamde "commercial Romanesque Revival"-stijl was op dat moment erg gangbaar aan de Amerikaanse oostkust. Het Bradbury Building is echter vooral van belang om de binnenkant. Wymans ontwerp werd beïnvloed door Looking Backward (1887), een utopie van Edward Bellamy waarin het doorsnee handelspand beschreven wordt als "een enorme hal vol licht, niet alleen vanuit de ramen aan de zijkanten, maar ook vanuit de koepel, die zich honderd voet hoger bevond... De muren en plafonds hadden fresco's in zachte kleuren, erop berekend te verzachten zonder het overvloedige licht in het interieur te absorberen." Het Bradbury Building heeft dan ook een natuurlijk verlichte binnenhof met geglazuurde bakstenen, gietijzer, tegels, marmer en fijn hout. De binnenplaats krijgt overvloedig natuurlijk licht van boven door een glazen dak. Er zijn kooiliften met smeedijzeren decoratieve grilles die tot op de vierde verdieping gaan. In 1962 werd het gebouw erkend als Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument en in 1971 werd het op het National Register of Historic Places geplaatst. Op 5 mei 1977 volgde de erkenning als National Historic Landmark. Externe link (en) Profiel (Los Angeles Conservancy)
Bradbury Building

O Bradbury Building é um prédio localizado no cruzamento das avenidas 304 Sul e 3º Oeste no Centro de Los Angeles, Estados Unidos. Considerado um marco arquitetônico, foi construído em 1893. A estrutura de cinco andares é conhecida pelo átrio das escadarias, que é iluminado pela luz natural, e seus ornamentos de ferro. O prédio foi comissionado por Lewis L. Bradbury, milionário do ramo da mineração de ouro, e construído pelo arquiteto George H. Wyman com design original de Sumner Hunt. O prédio aparece em várias obras de ficção e tem sido usado para diversas filmagens de filmes, TV e videoclipes. O Bradbury Building foi incluído no Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos em 1971, e foi designado Marco Histórico Nacional em em 1977, um dos quatro únicos prédios de escritório a receberem a honraria na cidade de Los Angeles. Referências
Брэдбери-билдинг

Брэдбери-билдинг (англ. Bradbury Building) — здание в Лос-Анджелесе, памятник архитектуры. Здание было построено по заказу бизнесмена Льюиса Брэдбери архитектором Джорджем Уайменом на базе изначального проекта архитектора Самнера Ханта. Первоначальная смета составляла 175 000 долларов, в итоге строительство обошлось в 500 000. Незадолго до открытия, которое состоялось в 1893 году, Брэдбери умер. 5 мая 1977 года Брэдбери-билдингу был присвоен статус Национального исторического памятника США. Сейчас в здании располагаются отдел внутренних расследований полицейского департамента Лос-Анджелеса и несколько других официальных учреждений, некоторые офисы сданы в аренду коммерческим предприятиям. В Брэдбери-билдинге проходили съёмки фильмов «Двойная страховка» (1944), «Мёртв по прибытии» (1950), «Бегущий по лезвию» (1982), «Волк» (1994), «Смертельное оружие 4» (1998), «500 дней лета» (2009), нескольких телесериалов, в частности 5-й серии 2-го сезона телесериала «За гранью возможного» — «Демон со стеклянной рукой» (1963—1965). Галерея Примечания Ссылки Брэдбери-билдинг : [№ 1744873] // U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System : [англ.] / Domestic Names Committee ; U.S. Board on Geographic Names. — Дата обращения : 29.07.2026. Public Art in LA — Bradbury Building, A History (англ.) Bradbury Building. National Historic Landmark summary listing (англ.) Blade Runner Film Locations. Bradbury Building (недоступная ссылка — история) (англ.)
Бредбері-білдінг

Бредбері-білдінг (англ. Bradbury Building) — офісна будівля в Лос-Анджелесі, пам'ятка архітектури. Історія Будівля була побудована на замовлення бізнесмена Льюїса Бредбері архітектором Джорджем Вайменом. Початковий кошторис становив 175 000 доларів, у результаті будівництво обійшлося в 500 000. Незадовго до відкриття, яке відбулося в 1893 році, Бредбері помер. 5 травня 1977 року Бредбері-білдінгу було надано статус Національної історичної пам'ятки. Наразі у будівлі розташовується відділ внутрішніх розслідувань поліцейського департаменту Лос-Анджелеса та кілька інших офіційних установ, деякі офіси здані в оренду комерційним підприємствам. У Бредбері-білдінгу проходили зйомки фільмів «Подвійна страховка» (1944), «Мертвий після прибуття» (1950), «Той, що біжить по лезу» (1982), «Вовк» (1994), «Смертельна зброя 4» (1998), «500 днів літа» (2009), кількох телесеріалів. Галерея Примітки Посилання Public Art in LA — Bradbury Building, A History [Архівовано 20 жовтня 2021 у Wayback Machine.] (англ.) Bradbury Building. National Historic Landmark summary listing (англ.)
Box Canyon Dam (California)

Box Canyon Dam is a concrete gravity dam on the Upper Sacramento River impounding Lake Siskiyou reservoir, in Siskiyou County, northern California. Description The dam and reservoir are located in Box Canyon of the eastern Trinity Mountains and within the Shasta–Trinity National Forest, southwest of the town of Mount Shasta and Mount Shasta peak. Box Canyon Dam is 1,100 feet (340 m) long and 209 feet (64 m) high. The dam is owned and operated by Siskiyou County's Flood Control & Water Conservation District and Siskiyou Power Authority, and was completed in 1965 to provide flood control. In 1965, a powerhouse was installed to provide hydroelectric power. History Beginning in April 1959, the State of California appropriated funding to study the feasibility of building the dam. In the 1963 legislative session, following the passage of the Davis-Grunsky Act/Proposition One of 1960 (which initiated the California State Water Project) the California State legislature authorized $2,800,00 for the Box Canyon Dam and Reservoir project. In 1965, Assembly Bill No. 251 authorized a dedicated grant to the Siskiyou County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, or the Mount Shasta Recreation and Park District of $2,000,000 for the Box Canyon Dam and Reservoir Project. Recreation The Box Canyon Trail begins on the north side of Box Canyon Dam, following the Upper Sacramento River down the narrow canyon to the outskirts of the town of Mount Shasta. The Lake Siskiyou Trail encircles the lake, including a crossing atop the dam. See also Dams on the Sacramento River List of dams and reservoirs in California References External links Living Shasta Photography Blog: Lake Siskiyou's Box Canyon Dam — photo gallery, interiors/exteriors of dam + powerhouse. "Virtualguidebooks.com: 360 degree view of Box Canyon Dam".
Maritime Plaza

Maritime Plaza, sometimes known as Maritime Plaza Park, is a 2-acre (0.81 ha) elevated park and roof garden in San Francisco, California in the Financial District, in the U.S. state of California. Designed in 1967 by landscape architects Sasaki, Walker and Associates, it surrounds the One Maritime Plaza building. The park can be accessed from the ground level via staircases or via elevated walkways from adjacent Embarcadero Center on the south and apartment buildings on the north. The park is owned and operated by the San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department. Maritime Plaza is bordered by Washington Street on the north, Davis Street on the east, Clay Street on the south, and Battery Street on the west. Several pieces of the San Francisco Civic Art Collection are located in the plaza, including Standing Figure – Knife Edge by Henry Moore, Bronze Horse by Marino Marini, Bronze Icosaspirale by Charles O. Perry, and Limits of Horizon II by Jan Peter Stern. The central Peacock Fountain, sometimes referred to as the dandelion fountain, was designed by architect Robert Woodward. History Maritime Plaza was designed in 1967 by landscape architects Sasaki, Walker and Associates. This design was coordinated with architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, who designed One Maritime Plaza (then known as the Alcoa building), and Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons, who designed the garage below the park. The original design included a concrete bridge and stairs connecting the park to Sue Bierman Park. As street skateboarding became popular in the late 1980s, this bridge and stairs became known as Hubba Hideout, a well-known skateboarding location. In 2010, the bridge and stairs were removed as part of a redesign of Sue Bierman Park by ROMA Design Group. The smaller buildings located throughout the plaza are under commercial use, such as restaurants. Gallery References
Boynton High School

Boynton High School is a secondary school located in San Jose, California and is a continuation school for the Campbell Union High School District. Between 1990 and 2002 Boynton High School continuation students attended what was then Blackford High School (1961-1991). Blackford had been a traditional high school before 1991 when it was closed. After a minor disagreement amongst board members of the Campbell Union High School District, they agreed to rename the continuation high school to Boynton High School, and established a new building on the same lot as Blackford. The resources of the Blackford High School campus were being shared, and needed to be renovated in order to lease the campus to another school. Today, the neighboring former Blackford High School campus is occupied by Stratford Preparatory High School. See also Santa Clara County high schools List of closed secondary schools in California References Mayes, Erin. "Campus to be called 'Boynton' despite faculty, student concerns", The Campbell Reporter. December 19, 2001. History of Boynton High School Boynton High School profile provided by schooltree.org
Moorpark Park

Moorpark Park ist ein kleiner Park im Viertel Studio City der amerikanischen Großstadt Los Angeles. Der Park hat die Grundfläche eines rechtwinkligen Dreiecks. Er wird im Westen durch die Greenbush Avenue und im Süden durch die Moorpark Street begrenzt. Die Hypotenuse im Norden bildet der Tujunga Wash. Im Park befinden sich Picknicktische und ein Spielplatz. Weblinks Moorpark Park auf LAParks.org