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Today is Presentation Day, aka Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary! We celebrated this day and our partnership with the Presentation Sisters earlier this week. We thanked them for their continued joyful service and generous support of PC.
Thank you again, Sisters! You mean so much to us!
I gave a talk entitled "Brainstorming Blogging" at bar camp chicago last summer. Finally, I'm getting these online. The full slide deck is at JAWspeak.com
Brigadier General Caroline Miller, 502d Air Base Wing commander, presents awards to outstanding performers during the weekly staff meeting.
Today is Presentation Day, aka Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary! We celebrated this day and our partnership with the Presentation Sisters earlier this week. We thanked them for their continued joyful service and generous support of PC.
Thank you again, Sisters! You mean so much to us!
On Monday, January 11, 2016, U.S. Ambassador to Suriname Edwin Nolan presented his credentials to the President of the Republic of Suriname.
Today is Presentation Day, aka Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary! We celebrated this day and our partnership with the Presentation Sisters earlier this week. We thanked them for their continued joyful service and generous support of PC.
Thank you again, Sisters! You mean so much to us!
@Urban Center - Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
A meeting with world leading experts in presentation design. With the active partecipation of the audience. We talk about creating an impressive presentation, discuss formats and explore new ways to effectively present brand, products and information.
Winners presentation for The Tatling winning the 3:50.
Taken at Musselburgh Racecourse on 4th May 2007.
Ice breaker during the 1st session of a career development workshop (CV, cover letter, interview skills).
these are replacements and additions to the “lichen presentation” www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/albums/72157652360753891
more info - www.flickr.com/photos/wanderflechten/7694738122/
tundra community with Flavocetraria cucullata
Camp Ridge, Kantishna Hills, Denali National Park, Alaska.
my lichen photos arranged by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
my photos arranged by subject - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections
Présentation
Le Musée du Vignoble Nantais, situé sur la commune du Pallet, préserve les collections viti-vinicoles du Pays du Vignoble Nantais et les valorise auprès de tous les publics.
Ce musée de territoire présente, depuis 1995, une collection de plus de 500 objets du XVIe siècle à nos jours évoquant l'histoire d'un terroir, les savoir-faire des vignerons nantais et l'évolution des techniques. De l’étiquette au pressoir en passant par le laboratoire ou la taille, 1000 m² d’exposition s’offrent à vous au cœur des vignes.
En famille, en groupe ou entre amis, visitez le musée librement ou accompagné d’un guide pour savoir et comprendre comment se font les vins de Nantes.
Le musée est une étape du parcours du Voyage dans le Vignoble du Voyage à Nantes.
Nouveau !
Vous vous pouvez désormais acheter vos billets en ligne !
L'histoire du musée
Le premier musée
1979 : Création d'un musée par l'Association culturelle Pierre Abélard, dans la chapelle du Pallet, pour commémorer le neuvième centenaire de la naissance de Pierre Abélard (1079-1142), philosophe natif de la commune.
1981 : Élargissement des recherches de l'Association à l'histoire locale, collecte d'objets et ouverture du premier Musée du Vignoble Nantais, dans la même chapelle.
1981 - 1995 : Enrichissement des collections grâce à de nombreux dons de particuliers du Pallet et des communes environnantes ainsi qu'à quelques achats.
L'actuel Musée du Vignoble Nantais
1992 : Démarrage de la construction d'un bâtiment contemporain, par l'architecte Jean-Claude Pondevie, pour accueillir la collection.
1995 : Don des collections de l'Association culturelle Pierre Abélard au Syndicat Mixte du Pays du Vignoble Nantais.
1995 - 2008 : Le fonds initial de 1100 objets s’enrichit régulièrement grâce à des dons, achats dépôts et collectes.
2008-2009 : Inventaire et récolement des objets de la collection. Le récolement est l’opération qui consiste à vérifier la présence physique de chaque objet dans la collection ainsi que la conformité de son inscription à l'inventaire.
2013-aujourd’hui : Etude des objets qui ont été donnés au Musée, mais qui n'ont pas été inscrits à l'inventaire. Le travail sur ces objets, appelés « collection d'étude », va permettre de mieux documenter la collection et de définir leur devenir (inscription à l'inventaire, utilisation comme matériel pédagogique…). Suite à ces recherches, plusieurs objets ont été intégrés à la collection Musée de France , d'autres ont été dévolus au prêt, aux activités pédagogiques, à la muséographie. D'autres enfin, la plupart très parcellaires ou « muets », ont été détruits. Cette démarche novatrice de « tri » a fait l'objet de reconnaissance au niveau national.
Presentation
The Nantes Vineyard Museum, located in the town of Le Pallet, preserves the wine and wine collections of the Nantes vineyard and promotes them to all audiences.
This regional museum presents, since 1995, a collection of more than 500 objects from the 16th century to the present day evoking the history of a terroir, the know-how of Nantes winegrowers and the evolution of techniques. From the label to the press, including the laboratory or the size, 1000 m² of exhibition space is available to you in the heart of the vines.
With family, group or friends, visit the museum on your own or accompanied by a guide to learn and understand how Nantes wines are made.
The museum is a stage of the Voyage dans le Vignoble du Voyage à Nantes route.
New!
You can now buy your tickets online!
History of the museum
The first museum
1979: Creation of a museum by the Pierre Abélard Cultural Association, in the chapel of Pallet, to commemorate the ninth centenary of the birth of Pierre Abélard (1079-1142), a native philosopher of the town.
1981: Extension of the Association's research to local history, collection of objects and opening of the first Nantes Vineyard Museum, in the same chapel.
1981 - 1995: Enrichment of the collections thanks to numerous donations from individuals of the Pallet and surrounding municipalities as well as to some purchases.
The current Nantes Vineyard Museum
1992: Start of the construction of a contemporary building, by the architect Jean-Claude Pondevie, to accommodate the collection.
1995: Donation of the collections of the Pierre Abélard Cultural Association to the Syndicat Mixte du Pays du Vignoble Nantais.
1995 - 2008: The initial fund of 1,100 objects is steadily enriched through donations, purchases, deposits and collections.
2008-2009: Inventory and inventory of objects in the collection. Proofing is the operation of verifying the physical presence of each object in the collection as well as the conformity of its entry in the inventory.
2013-present: Study of objects which have been donated to the Museum, but which have not been entered in the inventory. The work on these objects, called “study collection”, will make it possible to better document the collection and to define their future (registration in the inventory, use as educational material, etc.). Following this research, several objects were integrated into the Musée de France collection, others were devoted to loans, educational activities and museography. Finally, others, most of them very fragmented or “silent”, have been destroyed. This innovative “sorting” approach has been recognized nationally.
On October 10, 2014, Chris Fitzmaurice, Health and Wellness Director of Group Exercise and Programs at the Blocker Norfolk Family YMCA gave a presentation to other kids with Autism about living with this condition and also about his new Adaptive Fitness Program at the Blocker Norfolk Family YMCA.
From The Daily Stolfi
Jen and I stopped by the North Market today for some Lan Viet Pho; It was quite delicious. Full of meat, noodles and broth, we made the usual loop around to see all of the merchants before leaving. As we made it to The Fish Guys, I saw the interesting presentation above.
Enjoy!