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This is a copy of Barack H. Obama's Certification of Live Birth that he released through his web-site. It is clear to any person with reasonable intelligence that there are many glaring problems with this document. Furthermore, any educated person, who is willing to do a certain amount of research will soon realize that a Certification of Live Birth is not quite the same as a Certificate of Live Birth. The former is a short-form for the latter. The latter includes much more information such as the name/sig of delivery physician.
Barack Obama is not a Natural Born Citizen regardless of the authenticity of this insufficient document. According to his own smears web-site, he was a British subject at time of Birth because of his father's citizenship. He admits this on his OWN web-site.
Certificate for Joseph Canniff from the Tonic Sol-Fa College in London, England.
Donated by Kathi Huggard in June 2012.
This certificate was one of 2 to come with the Mail Order Charms.
vintagelpscollector.com/Collections/mailorder.htm#1994: Charms
Hand drawn by the handsome, charming, and talented BM2 Burks. The photo does not do justice to the original. Commissioned in honor of my late grandfather, Lieutenant Commander Edwin Thomas Forhan. The U.S.S. Wasp CV-18 is featured in the small "window" at the center bottom of the photo. Pretty cool.
Visit BM2 Burks' page at www.facebook.com/pages/Salty-Certificates-for-Shellbacks-... and get one yourself.
Certificate for Joseph Canniff from the Tonic Sol-Fa College in London, England.
Donated by Kathi Huggard in June 2012.
Dimensional paper art by Ann Martin and calligraphy by Riva Brown of Living Letters Studio.
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On 30 March, 1926, my grandfather, Hagop Nalbandian, became a U.S. citizen. The only restriction on his citizenship was that he could not run for president. Otherwise he was as much an American as the president (at the time. Calvin Coolidge).
Only a few years prior, in 1923 the U.S. government brought into question whether Armenians could be naturalized. The criteria at the time was "free, white and twenty-one" and there was doubt as to whether Armenians, who originated in Asia, could be considered white. This threatened the citizenship of Armenians who had already been naturalized. The government initiated the test case of United States v. Cartozian in a federal court in Oregon. Cartozian, who had the benefit of being represented by a top Portland law firm prevailed and the U.S. government declined to appeal.
....apparently my Great-Grandparents were married by old W. H. Rider himself! This is their marriage certificate, handwritten in the book.
" This certifies that
Floyd Sperling
and
Grace Milne
were united in marriage
in Saginaw, Mar 9, 1912,
according to the laws of
the State of Michigan.
W.H. Rider,
Minister
Witnesses-
Alice Lewis
Joseph Fox
Mrs. W. H. Rider"
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The School Certificate awarded in 1931 to the 16yo Trinidad pianist Winifred Atwell (actually Una Winifred Atwell) nicknamed 'Winnie'.(1914-1983).. The School Certificate was awarded for the examination held at the Port of Spain, Trinidad, under the supervision of the University of Cambridge.
Winnie, the daughter of a Trinidad pharmacist family, showed early musical abilities in classical piano and undertook the exams of the Royal Academy of Music and The Trinity College of Music, London. Despite her musical abilities, her parents ensured she had a fall-back occupation as an Assistant Druggist, qualifying at 23 years of age.
As a teenager she performed to much applause in Trinidad, then later in the United States and then moved to Britain, where her career really took off, not as a classical musician, but as a jazz musician, demonstrating her 'honky-tonk' or 'ragtime' style.
She had her own TV shows: 'The Winifred Atwell Show' and others in the 1950s and 1960s and was for a period the biggest selling pianist in the world.
Her signature tune was the 'Black and White Rag'
She retired to Australia, where she was always immensly popular, and even after suffering a stroke in later years, continued to play the organ in her local Catholic church in Sydney.
Her 'Five Finger Boogie', London 1953:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo37ZlHGvRw
and her signature tune the 'Black & White Rag' with some history :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJagAMtp6AE
An interesting biography:
Quilling by Ann Martin. Calligraphy and photo by Riva Brown of Living Letters Studio.
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Read more about this and download an HD version at: steveczajka.posterous.com/corporate-award-certificates I wanted to share with you some work I completed for our Corporate Awards. I approached our awards committee with an idea to make some improvements to their annual awards programme. Their response was, we're open to the idea -- show us some mock-ups of what you propose. So i did, and they were accep ...
Thanks Evelien for this brilliant certificate. It's currently got pride of place on the mantelpiece.
Thank you to all those who voted, and of course congratulations to my two special girls for winning this award.
Dimensional paper art by Ann Martin and calligraphy by Riva Brown of Living Letters Studio.
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Presented to me, by me.
Sometimes telling someone they're awesome, gorgeous, brilliant, or hilarious just isn't enough. So present them with the certification!
Available at melissahead designs and in my etsy shop.
Italian officer showing his medical certificate which is necessary to work on the ship. Port of Genoa, Italy.
September 2008
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