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GE Aviation

GE Aviation is een dochteronderneming van General Electric, met zijn hoofdkantoor in Evendale, Ohio, in de buurt van Cincinnati. GE Aviation is een van de belangrijkste leveranciers van vliegtuigmotoren en biedt motoren voor de meeste commerciële vliegtuigen. GE Aviation maakt deel uit van het conglomeraat General Electric, een van 's werelds grootste ondernemingen. De divisie opereerde tot september 2005 onder de naam General Electric Aircraft Engines (GEAE). De belangrijkste concurrenten van GE Aviation op de motorenmarkt zijn Rolls-Royce en Pratt & Whitney. GE exploiteert twee joint ventures met Safran Aircraft Engines uit Frankrijk, CFM International en CFM Materials.
GE Aerospace

General Electric Company відома як GE Aerospace, — американський постачальник авіаційних двигунів зі штаб-квартирою в Івендейлі, штат Огайо, за межами Цинциннаті. Правонаступник оригінальної General Electric Company, заснованої в 1892 році, яка розділилася на три окремі компанії між листопадом 2021 року та квітнем 2024 року, прийнявши торгову назву GE Aerospace після відокремлення своїх підрозділів охорони здоров'я та енергетики. GE Aerospace виробляє двигуни під своїм ім'ям і співпрацює з іншими виробниками для виробництва двигунів. CFM International, провідний світовий постачальник авіаційних двигунів і найуспішніший партнер GE, мають 50/50 спільним підприємством з французькою компанією Safran Aircraft Engines. Станом на 2020 рік CFM International займає 39 % світової частки ринку комерційних авіаційних двигунів (у той час, як сама GE Aerospace займає ще 14 %). Основними конкурентами GE Aerospace на ринку двигунів є Pratt & Whitney і Rolls-Royce. Примітки Посилання Офіційний сайт GE Aerospace YouTube channel
James A. Garfield Memorial

Das James A. Garfield Memorial ist ein Denkmal an der Grabstätte zum Gedenken an den 20. US-Präsidenten James A. Garfield, der an den Folgen eines Attentates starb. Sie ist ein dominantes Bauwerk auf dem Lake View Cemetery, einem Friedhof in Cleveland, Ohio. Das Denkmal wurde am 11. April 1973 in das National Register of Historic Places aufgenommen. Beschreibung des Bauwerks Die auf dem Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland befindliche Gedenkstätte ist ein monumentaler, an eine Basilika erinnernder Rundbau mit rechteckigem Vorbau für den Eingang, der als Gedenkstätte für den früheren US-Präsidenten dient. Das Bauwerk besitzt eine neostilistische Fassadengestaltung mit Rustikamauerwerk und wurde nach fünfjähriger Bauzeit 1890 vollendet. Die Außenfassade baute man komplett aus einem Sandstein des Bundesstaates Ohio. Der Architekt dieses Bauwerks war George Keller, der es auf einem Hügel innerhalb des Friedhofes erbauen ließ. Einige plastische Arbeiten stammen von dem amerikanischen Bildhauer Caspar Buberl. Einzelne Stilelemente greifen byzantinische Architekturtraditionen auf, andere muten neoromanisch und neogotisch an. Oberhalb des Hauptportals, das über eine Freitreppe betreten werden kann, sind drei Marmorreliefs angebracht, die Szenen aus dem Leben von Garfield darstellen. Zwei weitere Flachreliefs befinden sich an den Seiten dieses Portalbauwerks. Im Innenraum, der an den Wänden und auf den Fußböden mit einer prächtigen Marmorausstattung versehen ist, steht eine überlebensgroße Statute des Präsidenten aus Carrara-Marmor. Der Hallenraum wird von seitlichen Doppelsäulen aus Naturstein gestützt und besitzt hohe gotisierende Fenster mit einer ornamentalen Farbverglasung. Garfields Beziehungen zur Geologie Garfield Beziehungen zur Geologie waren vielfältig. Als Senator von Ohio hat er sich für eine Belebung einer damaligen Ohio Geological Survey eingesetzt, was jedoch nicht gelang. In seiner Amtsperiode als Kongressabgeordneter war er einer der wichtigsten Unterstützer der Idee zur Errichtung eines Geologischen Dienstes auf Bundesebene (US Geological Survey). Diese Behörde nahm schließlich 1879 ihre Arbeit auf. In der zweiten Hälfte der 1850er Jahre gab er Vorlesungen für Geologie am heutigen Hiram College von Hiram. Literatur Joseph T. Hannibal: James A. Garfield (1831–1881). Radical Republican legislator, president, and champion of government sponsored geological investigations. In: Ohio Journal of Science, Jg. 1996, Nr. 2, S. A–30. Joseph T. Hannibal: Teaching with tombstones: geology at the cemetery. In: N. R. Shaffer, D. A. DeChurch (Hrsg.): Proceedings of the 40th Forum on the Geology of Industrial Minerals, May 2–7, 2004. Bloomington (IN) (= Indiana Geological Survey Occasional Paper 67), S. 84. (online, PDF) Einzelnachweise Weblinks Anonymus: Garfield Monument. In: Case Western Reserve University: Encyclopedia of Cleveland History, auf www.case.edu (englisch, online), Beschreibung mit historischer Abbildung Anonymus: The James A. Garfield Memorial. Lake View Cemetery, auf www.lakeviewcemetery.com (englisch)
James A. Garfield Memorial

Le James A. Garfield Memorial est un monument et le lieu de sépulture du 20e président des États-Unis, James A. Garfield et de sa femme Lucretia Garfield, situé au cimetière de Lake View à Cleveland, dans l'Ohio. Le mémorial national, fut construit d'octobre 1885 à mai 1890, le bâtiment éclectique présente une combinaison de styles néo-byzantin, néo-gothique et néo-roman. Certains membres de la famille Garfield reposent aussi dans la crypte du monument. Le monument a été ajouté au Registre national des lieux historiques en 1973. Référence Voir aussi James A. Garfield Lucretia Garfield Assassinat de James A. Garfield Liens externes Ressource relative à l'architecture : Registre national des lieux historiques Portail du Registre national des lieux historiques Portail de la mort Portail de l’Ohio
James A. Garfield síremléke

James A. Garfield síremléke (James A. Garfield Memorial) a clevelandi Lake View-temetőben (Lake View Cemetery) áll. Története James A. Garfield 1881. szeptember 19-én halt meg, miután 79 nappal korábban merényletet követtek el ellene egy washingtoni vasútállomáson. Koporsóját vonaton szállították a Lake View-temetőbe, ahol egy ideiglenes kriptában helyezték el. Ohióban bizottság (Garfield Natl. Monument Assn.) alakult az elnök emlékművének felállítására, amelyben helyet kapott John D. Rockefeller és Benjamin Harrison is. Nemzetközi pályázatot írtak ki, amelyet George Keller connecticuti építész nyert meg, akit John S. Chapple londoni építész segített. Az építkezés 1885. október 6-án kezdődött. A sírját magába foglaló emlékművet egy dombtetőn építették fel. A mauzóleumból kör alapú, nagyjából 15 méter átmérőjű és 60 méter magas torony emelkedik. Az épületet ohiói homokkőből emelték és széles teraszon áll, amelyre lépcsősor vezet fel. Az épületet 1890. május 30-án adták át. A mauzóleum belsejében, az emlékteremben az elnök, Alexander Doyle által megformált márványszobrát helyezték el. Az anyagot egy Carrara-közeli bányából fejtették ki, amelyet még Leonardo da Vinci nyitott meg. Az aranyozott mozaikkal díszített kupolát gránitoszlopok tartják, a természetes fény festett üvegablakokon keresztül áramlik be. Az épületen öt domborművet helyeztek el, amelyek Garfield életének fontos eseményeit ábrázolják. Az egykori politikus látható tanárként, képviselőként és elnökként. A paneleken, amelyek Casper Buberl munkái, több mint száz életnagyságú figura kapott helyet, közöttük Rutherford B. Hayes és William Tecumseh Sherman alakja. A kripta a csarnok alatt van, abban helyezték el Garfield és felesége, Lucretia bronzkoporsóját. A kriptában találhatók az elnök lánya, Mary Garfield Stanley-Brown és férje, Joseph Stanley Brown hamvait tartó urnák. Felújítási munkák Az emlékművet 1984-ben hosszabb időre bezárták, hogy elvégezhessék a szükséges felújítási munkákat, amelyekhez 500 ezer dolláros szövetségi segítséget kapott a temető. A felújított mauzóleumot 1985-ben nyitották meg. A 2020-as években újabb felújításon esett át. Jegyzetek Források ↑ Lake View Cemetery: The James A. Garfield Memorial. Lake View Cemetery. 2022. november 1. dátummal az eredeti címről archiválva. Hozzáférés: 2022. november 9. : More than one of |accessdate= és |access-date= specified (súgó); More than one of |archivedate= és |archive-date= specified (súgó); More than one of |archiveurl= és |archive-url= specified (súgó) ↑ Cleveland Historcial: The James A. Garfield Memorial. Cleveland Historical. Hozzáférés: 2022. november 9. ↑ Encyclopedia of Cleveland History: Garfield Monument. Encyclopedia of Cleveland History. Hozzáférés: 2022. november 9.
Summa Health Akron Campus

Summa Health Akron Campus, formerly known as Akron City Hospital, part of Summa Health System, was founded in 1892 in Akron, Ohio, United States as The City Hospital. From the first accredited radiology department in the country to the first adult open heart surgery in Akron. Summa Health Akron Campus has achieved national recognition as a healthcare provider. Summa Health Akron Campus is a Level I trauma center with 100 emergency/trauma patient care spaces, and is a nationally ranked 750-bed for-profit, teaching hospital located in Akron, Ohio. Summa Health Akron Campus is also a Certified Chest Pain Center and a Comprehensive Stroke Center, and its obstetrics care is nationally recognized for quality. In 2010, Summa Akron City and St. Thomas Hospitals were awarded Magnet recognition by American Nurses Credentialing Center. Only six percent of hospitals in the United States are recognized as Magnet hospitals. Major milestones 1973 Becomes teaching hospital in consortium with what was then known as the Northeast Ohio Universities College of Medicine (NEOUCOM), (now known as the Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED). 2008 Jean and Milton Cooper Cancer Center opens on the Summa Health–Akron Campus. 2019 The Summa Health–Akron Campus West Tower opens. It includes the new main entrance to the hospital, operating rooms, a 22-bed neonatal intensive care unit, labor and delivery rooms, prep and recovery rooms, a newborn observation room, women's health services, breast center and 108 private inpatient rooms. 2023 The St. Thomas Campus closed and the Summa Health Behavioral Health Institute moved into the new 60 bed Juve Behavioral Health Pavilion on the Summa Health–Akron Campus. The outpatient Summa Health Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine Center also moved to the Summa Health–Akron Campus. 2025 The former St. Thomas Campus is demolished. Recognition and honors Designated a Magnet Hospital. Services Summa Health Akron Campus is known for advancements in geriatric medicine, hospice and palliative care, women's health, bariatrics, oncology, orthopaedics and cardiology. Its services also include: cardiothoracic surgery; critical care; diagnostic imaging; digestive diseases; gastroenterology; medical and surgical services; neonatal intensive care; neurology; obstetrics and gynecology; pain management; pediatric intensive care; pulmonary care; radiology; rehabilitation services; sleep disorders; occupational, physical, recreational and speech therapy; urology and vascular. Notable people born in this hospital Stephen Curry (b. March 14, 1988), professional basketball player LeBron James (b. December 30, 1984), professional basketball player Neel Kashkari (b. July 30, 1973), banker and politician References External links Official website
Summa St. Thomas Hospital

Summa St. Thomas Hospital was a former orthopedic and psychiatric hospital located in Akron, Ohio. The hospital opened in 1928 and was originally operated by the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine as a non-denominational, non-profit general hospital. In 1989, St. Thomas Hospital merged with Akron City Hospital to become Summa Health System. The emergency room was closed in 2014, and the hospital was closed in 2023. Demolition of the site commenced June 17, 2024 and was completed by the end of calendar year 2024. History On August 16, 1935, Sister Ignatia Gavin, a Catholic sister in charge of admissions at St. Thomas Hospital, with the help of Dr. Bob Smith, one of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous, admitted the first alcoholic patient under the diagnosis of acute gastritis. This event made St. Thomas Hospital the first hospital in the world to treat alcoholism as a medical condition, and the first religious institution to recognize the rights of alcoholics to receive hospital treatment. In 2010, Summa Akron City Hospital and St. Thomas Hospitals were awarded nursing's highest honor, Magnet recognition, by American Nurses Credentialing Center. Only six percent of hospitals in the United States are recognized as Magnet hospitals. In 2014, St. Thomas hospital closed its emergency room and replaced it with a general practitioner, directing their emergency room patients to Akron City's recently opened 100 bed emergency room. The Summa Health Behavioral Health Institute vacated the St. Thomas building and moved into the nearby 60 bed Juve Family Behavioral Health Pavilion on the Summa Health System–Akron Campus, which was completed in early 2023. Alcoholics Anonymous artifacts were preserved and moved. Recognition and honors Was designated as a Magnet Hospital in 2010. Was ranked No. 1 in the Akron metro area for cancer, diabetes and endocrinology, gastroenterology, geriatrics, gynecology, orthopaedics, pulmonology and urology in 2010. References External links Official website
Gemini (Cedar Point)

Gemini in Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio, USA) sind zwei von Ron Toomer konstruierte Stahlachterbahnen vom Typ Special Coaster Systems des Herstellers Arrow Dynamics, die im Juni 1978 eröffnet wurden. Das Besondere an diesen Achterbahnen ist das Aussehen: Die Stahlrohrschienen sind auf eine Holzkonstruktion gebaut, so dass es den Anschein hat, sie wären Holzachterbahnen, obwohl sie Stahlachterbahnen sind. Zur Fahrt sei so viel gesagt, dass die Strecken beider Bahnen größtenteils parallel verlaufen und die Züge sich somit ein Wettrennen liefern. Züge Gemini besitzt vier Züge (ursprünglich sechs) mit jeweils fünf Wagen. In Jedem Wagen können sechs Personen (drei Reihen à zwei Personen) Platz nehmen. Die Fahrgäste müssen mindestens 1,22 m groß sein, um mitfahren zu dürfen. Als Rückhaltesystem kommen individuell einrastende Schoßbügel zum Einsatz. Weblinks Gemini auf der Parkwebsite (englisch) Gemini in der Roller Coaster DataBase
Gemini (roller coaster)

Gemini is a racing roller coaster with a wooden structure and steel track located at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, United States. Built in 1978 by Arrow Dynamics and designed by Ron Toomer, it is one of the oldest roller coasters still operating at the park, with only Blue Streak, Cedar Creek Mine Ride, and Corkscrew being older. Cedar Point marketed the ride as the tallest, fastest, and steepest roller coaster in the world, despite taller and faster coasters that had opened earlier. Ride experience The ride is considered a steel-tracked hybrid due to the track's use of tubular steel which sits on a wooden support structure. Two trains, red and blue, are dispatched on two tracks that run side-by-side throughout most of the ride until briefly diverging into separate helices and coming back together to finish the ride. It is common for riders on each train to give high fives through curves. The coaster's 125-foot (38 m) lift hill sends riders down a 118-foot (36 m) drop at a 55-degree angle up to 60 miles per hour (97 km/h). The layout consists mostly of a series of elevated turns connected by stretches of airtime hills, with the finale consisting of a banked upward helix into the brake run. Gemini has one of the highest capacities of any ride in the park. Gemini's station previously featured a double-sided entry, allowing guests to enter the station from both the front and the back. Eventually modified to have guests only enter from the back of the station, the stairway formerly used for the queue at the front of the station still remains, and was later adapted to become the Fast Lane entrance. Originally, Gemini operated 3 trains on each side of the roller coaster for a total of 6 trains. Gemini currently operates with 4 trains (2 on each side). Record claims Cedar Point claimed Gemini was the tallest, fastest, and steepest roller coaster in the world during its marketing campaign. However, the taller Loch Ness Monster at Busch Gardens Williamsburg in Virginia opened earlier the same year, featuring the same drop angle and maximum speed but a slightly shorter drop length. Screamin' Eagle at Six Flags St. Louis opened two years earlier in 1976 and was marketed with a faster top speed of 62 mph (100 km/h), although its height and drop are smaller than Gemini. Incidents On June 22, 1986, four riders suffered minor injuries when two trains collided. They were taken to a nearby hospital and released. References External links Official website
Gemini (Cedar Point)

Gemini sont des montagnes russes hybrides racing à structure en bois du parc Cedar Point, situé à Sandusky, Ohio, aux États-Unis. Ces montagnes russes ont pour particularité d'avoir une structure en bois et de disposer de deux voies parallèles. Description Statistiques Trains : six trains avec cinq wagons par train. Les passagers sont placés par deux sur trois rangs pour un total de 30 passagers par train. Notes et références Voir aussi Montagnes russes hybrides Montagnes russes racing Liens externes (en) Gemini sur le site de Cedar Point (fr) Fiche de Gemini (RollerCoaster DataBase) Portail des parcs de loisirs Portail de l’Ohio
Anna Louise Inn

The Anna Louise Inn is a women's facility in Cincinnati, Ohio, providing affordable housing and supportive services to economically vulnerable single women, supporting them to reach greater self-sufficiency. It is operated by HER Cincinnati, formerly, Cincinnati Union Bethel (CUB), a charitable group founded in 1830. Since 1909, the Anna Louise Inn has provided safe and affordable housing for single women. It offers its residents a positive and supportive community to enable their success. The majority of residents have complex and long-term health conditions (such as mental illness, drug abuse, physical disabilities, or other medical conditions), With 85 single-occupancy apartments, each unit features a full kitchen, bedroom, furniture and bathroom. History The Anna Louise Inn was established in the spring of 1909, as a home for working young women. The Charles P. Taft family were the principal benefactors of the institution, which stood across the street from their home (now the Taft Museum of Art). They named the Anna Louise Inn after their daughter. The present location of the home is 2401 Reading Rd. in Mount Auburn, Cincinnati. For over a century, Anna Louise Inn was located at downtown Cincinnati, within the Lytle Park Historic District. The new Anna Louise Inn in Mount Auburn, with 85 units, opened its doors in 2015. References External links Official website
Clear Creek Metro Park

Clear Creek Metro Park is a nature preserve located in Rockbridge, Ohio, just off U.S. Route 33. It is part of the Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks system. It also contains the largest Ohio State Nature Preserve. Open 6:30 am until dark, the park is home to over 800 plant species and over 150 species of birds. Geology Clear Creek is located within the Hocking Hills region of Ohio, with gorges and bluffs formed by Blackhand sandstone. Because it is farther west than most other lands within the region, the erosion-resistant sandstone occurs at higher elevations. The entire Metro Park area covers 5,470 acres (2,210 ha) as of 2019. It contains the 4,769-acre (1,930 ha) Allen F. Beck State Nature Preserve which has off-trail areas not normally open to the public, except for guided hikes and an annual hunting lottery. A number of trails also leads through most of the park area. Activities Clear Creek offers many activities, including hiking, picnicking, canoeing, fishing, nature programs, and a pet trail. History In 1973, the Beck family of Columbus, who owned land in the Clear Creek Valley, gifted 1,159 acres (469 ha) to Columbus Metro Parks, with the stipulation that 75 percent of the land should be declared a state nature preserve. At the time, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had plans to flood the entire valley and build a large reservoir, and the Becks hoped a large nature preserve could prevent that. Emily Benua, who also owned land that would have been flooded, gifted another 662 acres to the State Nature Preserve in her will, under the condition that it "forever be held as a nature preserve for scientific, educational and aesthetic purposes". The plan for the reservoir eventually was scrapped, and in 1995, Clear Creek Metro Park officially opened to the public. Metro Parks had acquired additional land for a total of 3,800 acres (1,500 ha) by then (almost all of it nature preserve). By 2019, the parks system had made several more land acquisitions for a total of 5,470 acres (2,210 ha). References
Colony Square Mall

Colony Square Mall is an enclosed shopping mall in Zanesville, Ohio. Opened in 1981, the anchor stores are Cinemark Theatres, Dunham's Sports, Planet Fitness, TJ Maxx, Five Below, Jo-Ann Fabrics, and JCPenney. There is 1 vacant anchor store that was once Elder-Beerman. It is owned by Time Equities, Inc. History Colony Square Mall opened on March 18, 1981 with 40 stores. Anchors at the time included JCPenney and Sears. Expansions would later add Elder Beerman in 1985 and Lazarus in 1987. On July 20, 1995, Lowe's Home Improvement opened in the mall's surrounding area. Then in 2006, Sam's Club opened to the public nearby. Lazarus, an original anchor, closed in 2002. Three years later, the former building was torn down for a movie theater. Old Navy closed in 2008. Anchor store Sears closed in 2013 and the space was converted to Dunham's Sports. In January 2017 it was announced the mall had been purchased by Time Equities Inc. of New York City $31.5 million. New leases included TJ Maxx, Shoe Carnival, and Planet Fitness. References External links Official website Urban Retail property page