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The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology on the Penn campus in Philadelphia dates its official founding to December 6, 1887. On that date, the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania resolved to send 'an exploring expedition to Babylonia' — with the stipulation that the University would build 'suitable accommodations' to house any artifacts that the first expedition team, and others, would bring back. Since that time, the collections of the Penn Museum, built through a vigorous programme of archaeological excavations, anthropological expeditions, planned purchases, and fortuitous donations, have grown to about one million objects. The diverse, internationally acclaimed Collection hails from six continents and spans the millennia, shedding light on the vast scope of human activity and achievement. The permanent building to house the field notes and artifacts came more than a decade later, with the first section of the Museum, at what is now 3260 South Street, opening in 1899. Now, the Penn Museum begins its 125th anniversary year by placing its Collection front and center, launching the Penn Museum online Collections Database from the Museum’s homepage. It’s a place where scholars can go to get preliminary information on a particular artifact or set of artifacts, teachers and school children can explore a region’s cultural materials, and anybody with access to a computer can 'curate' their own set of favourite 'finds' and share them with friends. The new public database allows users to search in multiple ways, including by keyword, curatorial section, type of material, and display status. Highlights from the Collection are featured, as are several cross-cultural thematic collections, including Egyptian Afterlife, Hair & Makeup, Feathers, and Animals. “The Museum was conceived as a public institution with a solid research and collection focus, and it seems only fitting that we should time our public launch of the Museum’s artifact database on this major anniversary year,” noted Dr Richard Hodges, Williams Director of the Penn Museum. Though launched and open to the public, the online collections database, like the study of archaeology and anthropology, is a work in progress. It currently contains more than 326,000 object records representing 660,000 objects, and 51,500 images illustrating 24,500 object records. Due to the nature of the collections and the varied means of collecting over 125 years, some records are far more detailed than others, and some information presented may have inaccuracies that may date from information input at the time of collecting. “In developing the online database, we decided to let the scholars and the public see the records as we have them today—rather than wait, what could be many years, to research and confirm all information collected over the decades,” explained Dr. James Mathieu, Chief of Staff and Head of Collections. “What we have online today is a virtual look, really, not only at our collections, but our collections history. 2012 is a great year to invite our constituents—international scholars, students, and the general public—to delve into the Penn Museum’s collections, for inspiration, personal discovery, and to join us in the ongoing research about our shared human heritage.” The engine behind the public Collections Database is acustomized version of KE Software’s EMu (electronic museum) collections management system which the Penn Museum began using in November 2010. The EMu database system and the online Collections site have been made possible by grants from the Philadelphia Cultural Management Initiative and the William Penn Foundation, and supportfrom the Kowalski Family Fund for Digital Initiatives and A. Bruce and Margaret Mainwaring. Penn Museum continues the celebration of its 125th anniversary year with a rich set of programs geared for diverse ages and interests, from scholarly symposia to '40 Winks with the Sphinx' sleepovers, special exhibitions (including MAYA 2012: Lords of Time, featuring never-before-seen material from the Museum’s recent excavations at Copan in Honduras), lecture series, and world culture afternoons. A special 125th anniversary edition of the Museum’s Expedition magazine, focusing on 125 famous research expeditions, is due out in December, and a December 6, 2012 special event—details yet to be announced—will mark the official anniversary.

Cerveza Superior, the popular Mexican beer, is celebrating its 125th anniversary by debuting in the U.S. Full details are below. STAMFORD, CT – Promising a “Superior” summer, Cerveza Superior is celebrating its 125th anniversary making its U.S. debut just in time for the hot days ahead. The popular Mexican beer’s staying power is rooted in its unparalleled brewing tradition. United States Beverage (USB) is rolling out Cerveza Superior in selected markets. The crisp, full-bodied Mexican lager from Orizaba, Veracruz, promises to stand out due to its popularity in Mexico and its legendary origins from one of the most important breweries in the 20th century. “Cerveza Superior represents a 125-year history of world-class excellence in beer making. Our U.S. debut will delight longtime Superior fans and beer aficionados will now be able to enjoy the authentic taste of tradition. Superior’s heritage will inspire new generations to appreciate the lager from legendary Orizaba,” says, Miguel Angel Sánchez, Area Export Manager, Heineken Americas Export. Superior was born before the Mexican Revolution as a beer for the most demanding palates. Cerveceria Moctezuma opened its doors in 1896 and the authentic Superior flavor began to emerge from the majestic peaks of Orizaba. The Orizaba region is known for abundant water from the melts of Pico de Orizaba or Citlatépetl, the third highest peak in North America standing at 18,491feet. The quality of the water, characterized by being soft and with a low mineral content, favors the production of this lager-style beer. Available in select markets in U.S. for the first time, Cerveza Superior can be found in 6 pack bottles, 12 pack cans, and 24 oz can, at retail channels across the country, including grocery chains, independent stores, and restaurants. About Cerveza Superior Superior is a lager-style beer, known for its great flavor and full body. It originated in Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico in 1896. It is a golden colored beer and has a 4.5% Alc. Vol. The brand’s Superior Blonde character reached iconic status over the years, so much so that consumers associated her as “The Blonde that everyone wants,” the brand’s slogan for more than 20 years. Cerveza Superior is a brand of Heineken Mexico. About United States Beverage United States Beverage (USB) is a leading independent sales and marketing company representing premium import, craft, and specialty malt beverages. USB provides a national distribution network for a global portfolio of premium brands including Cerveza Superior, Dragon Stout, Alfa Beer, Krusovice, Zagorka, and Zajecarsko, Moosehead Lager and Radler, sparkling malt beverages Malibu® Splash, Innis and Gunn, 1911 Cider, Super Bock, the Damm portfolio of brands: Estrella Damm Lager, INEDIT, and DAURA, Czechvar, Tona Cerveza, Superior Cerveza, and Dragon Stout. For More Information: http://www.unitedstatesbeverage.com

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Duke Kahanamoku, the legendary Hawaiian surfer and Olympic swimmer, is being honored with a Google Doodle on what would have been his 125th birthday.

This year marks the 125th birthday of Nobel Prize-winning poet T.S. Eliot. To celebrate, a re-issue of the first edition of his seminal poem has just been published, with an introduction by New Yorker poetry editor Paul Muldoon. NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Muldoon about the poem's lasting influence.

The Michigan based clothing company plans to kick off a national beer tour on Monday near Detroit, to celebrate their 125th anniversary.

Anchor Brewing is the oldest craft brewery in the US, and combing through their very long history, you can tell that they indeed have seen some shit. In that time, they survived multiple fires, owners, and an earthquake, making it a prime candidate for a California-Goldrush-meets-steam-beer-prohibition folk ballad by Sufjan Stevens if he ever manages […]

The London-based hub of typography, print and graphic design is hoping to digitize its collection to improve accessibility around the world.

National Geographic is unveiling its 125th anniversary issue in October. Here are some of the most iconic pictures ever published in NatGeo.

This image (one of a series of nine, also available at SOTA) was selected for the Mrs Toolip Gallery International Art Contest, Barcelona 2023.This series was created for real, using sunlight on very high end cameras and extremely high resolution output files are available for reproduction purposes. The green image in the series 'Refraction No.4' was selected for the ING Discerning Eye exhibition at The Mall Galleries and for the Society of Scottish Artist's 125th Annual Exhibition at The Maclaurin Art Gallery, Ayr, Scotland, both in late 2023.An oblique transparent prism is centered against a red background with a beam of light entering from one side. The light disperses into a spectrum of rainbow colors that project onto the red surface, vividly illustrating the dispersion effect. This interaction between the light and the prism is clearly visible and striking, creating an interesting visual pattern. The overall image captures a scientific phenomenon while also conveying an artistic and thought-provoking ambiance.The effect of refraction itself is to create a spectrum of color. ‘Refraction’ is defined as a change of direction as a result of a change of speed. A change of speed helps us re-evaluate what’s important and how we engage with our work, our community and our loved ones.

Popular Paris outfit Red Star Football Club has released its 125th Anniversary kit from Kappa France. The commemorative green and white striped jersey was designed by Phil Delves as part of a Fiverrr contest in which Red Star fans voted for the winner. The new kit was worn by Red Star FC’s senior team during […]

Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, IL is preparing for its 125th anniversary celebration that will begin in January 2020. The institution was founded in 1895 as Northern Illinois State Normal School. The name was changed to Northern Illinois State Teachers College in 1921, to Northern Illinois State College in 1955, and then to Northern Illinois University in 1957. An anniversary web page has been created where you can learn more about preparations and find other resources. You can also learn more about the university and access a variety of historical resources through the University Archives. New copies of Education in Transition: The History of Northern Illinois University written by Earl W. Hayter can be ordered from the Northern Illinois University Press or you can find used copies through AbeBooks or similar websites. Hayter's book provides a history of the institutions first seventy-five years.

Artwork commissioned by Olympia in Earls Court, London 2012 to celebrate the 125th year of the iconic London buildings.