LEXINGTON, MA, April 29, 2013 (Press-News.org) Feinmann, Inc., a Boston area design and build firm, has been selected to participate at the 2013 Student & Alumni Exhibit, May 13-May 24, as well as the 14th Annual Evening of Traditional Craft on May 14, to be held at Two International Place in downtown Boston.
"I am pleased to be participating in the North Bennet Street Student & Alumni Exhibit," said Peter Feinmann, founder and President of Feinmann, Inc. "The level of work from the students is impressive and it is always an honor to be included among my alum peers."
Peter Feinmann received a Certificate of Carpentry in 1983 and has served on the NBSS Board of Trustees. He has been the past chair of the Annual Evening of Traditional Craft and has continued to support NBSS in a variety of ways. In 2008, Peter won the Distinguished Alumni Award, which recognizes a graduate from one of the eight full-time programs and is awarded at the graduation ceremony.
Feinmann will be exhibiting a handcrafted, cherry wood display tower showcasing photographs of recent residential projects, including an award-winning Boston area kitchen renovation. "[Peter Feinmann's] work will contribute to this very special display of exquisite craftsmanship, and we are delighted that [Feinmann] can participate once again," said Walter McDonald, Curator.
About Feinmann, Inc.
Feinmann (http://www.feinmann.com) is an award-winning residential design and build firm that creates smart, beautiful spaces for discerning clients in the Greater Boston area. We specialize in whole house renovations, room additions, kitchen/bath remodels, and offer our clients expertise in all project areas - from space planning to the selection of systems, furnishings and finishes. For the past 25 years, we have built our reputation for our timeless, durable designs, outstanding client service and careful, hands-on project management. For more information visit our website or call 781-860-9800.
Feinmann, Inc. Selected to Participate in North Bennet Street School Exhibit
Feinmann, Inc. has been selected to participate at the 2013 Student & Alumni Exhibit, May 13-May 24, as well as the 14th Annual Evening of Traditional Craft on May 14.
2013-04-29
ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:
National Corporate Housing Observes Take Your Child to Work Day
2013-04-29
National Corporate Housing observed Take Your Child to Work Day. Associates invited daughters, sons, relatives, and friends in grades 2-12 to attend. The goal of this year's event was to inspire, educate, and encourage girls and boys to realize their potential to make a difference in the world today and to pursue their passions for the future.
The day began with the children participating in a new hire orientation event followed by learning activities, simulated client appointments, and team building. The highlight of the day was during an interactive companywide LIVE ...
AUM Ayurveda Addresses Health Conditions that Perplex Western Medicine
2013-04-29
AUM Ayurveda is an approach to Ayurvedic medicine that calls upon holistic, natural elements to both treat and prevent medical conditions. In many instances, individuals who have not had their health concerns addressed by Western medical outlets opt to turn to this form of medicine--which has proven its worth time and again as a major healthcare practice. Here, Vaidya Priyanka, an Ayurvedic healer, sheds light on the successes of this medical philosophy as reported in a recent article posted by NBCNEWS.com. Vaidyaji urges individuals to consider Ayurvedic medicine not as ...
MedLaser Depot Speaks Out on Proper Procedure for Tattoo Removal
2013-04-29
MedLaser Depot, a diverse laser business, is offering thoughts on a new article that depicts the growing problem of unwanted tattoos. The piece states that one in eight people with a tattoo now experiences regrets about their body art, and some take extreme measures to try to lessen the appearance of the ink.
A recent Harris poll found that those without tattoos view people who do have body art as more rebellious, less intelligent, and less healthy and spiritual when compared to people with un-inked skin. These perceptions, along with general regret about the design ...
New Dashwood Editor Essentials Plugin Available for Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro
2013-04-29
Noise Industries, developer of visual effects tools for the post-production and broadcast markets, today announced the availability of Dashwood Editor Essentials, a plugin for Final Cut Pro, Motion, Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro. Dashwood Editor Essentials is a collection of plugins that automate routine tasks such as unsqueezing an image or converting LOG to REC709 without a LUT, saving editors a time and effort. "As a professional editor I have designed and saved many project templates for repetitive tasks over the years but I know how difficult it is to keep ...
Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer is Proud to Support the Shepherd Center of Atlanta's Reasons Campaign Focused on Safe Driving
2013-04-29
The Shepherd Center's Reasons Campaign encourages all drivers to "Arrive Safe, Don't Drive Distracted," at all times, but particularly now during Distracted Driving Awareness Month
(Atlanta, GA) The Atlanta personal injury law firm of Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer, through its injury prevention partnership with the Shepherd Center, encourages all drivers to remember to focus on the road during Distracted Driving Awareness Month and throughout the year. Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer are proud to co-sponsor the Shepherd Center's Reasons Campaign.
While many ...
Harlem, Lower East Side Children More Likely to Die in Crosswalks
2013-04-29
Harlem is in the process of socioeconomic revitalization, but the neighborhood's children still face an unacceptable pedestrian accident rate -- one that's continued for decades.
According to Transportation Alternatives, a New York City transportation advocacy organization, a pedestrian hurt in a crash in East Harlem is three times more likely to be a child than on the Upper East Side. Transport Alternatives also named East 125th Street and Lexington Avenue as the most deadly intersections for child pedestrians in New York City.
Children in Harlem aren't the only ...
Local Trial Lawyers Raise Over $50,000 for Returning Heroes Home at First Annual Clays Over the Brazos
2013-04-29
The Allied Advocates Foundation (AAF) recently hosted a sporting clays tournament at the Rio Brazos Hunting Reserve in Simonton, Texas to benefit Returning Heroes Home (RRH). The mission of RRH is to provide support to Wounded Warriors and their families as these heroes recover from injuries sustained while protecting this country. AAF is pleased to announce that over $50,000 was raised at the tournament.
"Fighting For Those Who Fought For Us"
The net proceeds of the first annual Clays on The Brazos will be donated to Returning Heroes Home to provide financial ...
Government Involvement in a False Claims Act Case
2013-04-29
Blowing the whistle on fraud that is committed at the expense of U.S. taxpayers is, generally, governed by the federal False Claims Act. The Act allows a private citizen to step into the shoes of and pursue a claim on behalf of the government.
Also known as a qui tam action, which loosely translates from Latin to "[H]e who brings a case on behalf of our lord the King, as well as for himself," a False Claims Act lawsuit may proceed with or without the assistance of the government. The Department of Justice (DOJ) can choose to intervene in a whistleblower lawsuit ...
Embezzlement in North Carolina Can Get You In Criminal Trouble With The State Or The Feds
2013-04-29
An employee at a Charlotte-area Macy's was recently arrested and charged with embezzling money from her employer. A series of questionable transactions by a department store cashier triggered an investigation by her employer and eventually the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police. According to police, the employee embezzled more than $2,000 from the SouthPark Macy's store.
The cashier had processed refunds for merchandise that had never actually been purchased. According to reports, the employee theft was then completed by putting the refunds onto store gift cards.
According ...
Top Mistakes Made by Bankruptcy Pro Se Filers
2013-04-29
When a person chooses to represent him or herself in a court action, they are acting pro se, or on their own behalf. Bankruptcy paperwork looks simple on its face, but handling your own Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case is like navigating a minefield while blindfolded.
Do Not Handle Your Own Bankruptcy Case in Massachusetts
The law permits self-representation in bankruptcy proceedings, but the most important question to ask yourself is not "can you," but "should you" represent yourself in a Massachusetts Bankruptcy Court.
Not hiring an ...
LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:
Cool is cool wherever you are
Meteorological satellites observe temperatures on Venus
New hope for brain cancer: FAU awarded grants for glioblastoma treatment
AI for Good Global Summit 2025 - Exclusive press tour (ITU/United Nations)
Bacteria hijack tick cell defenses to spread disease
New study shows omega-6 does not increase inflammation
Firms raise the bar after missing the target: Strategic use of overestimated earnings targets
Pusan National University scientists uncover gene mutation tied to poor outcomes in transplant patients
How a common herpes virus outsmarts the immune system
Breakthrough resins speed up 3D printing with built-in material control
BCI robotic hand control reaches new finger-level milestone
Neurons burn sugar differently. The discovery could save the brain
AI matches doctors in mapping lung tumors for radiation therapy
A rare form of leprosy existed in the Americas for thousands of years
Researchers identify genetic bottlenecks that explain the emergence of cholera
Tests to detect marijuana-impaired driving based on ‘pseudoscience’
Pigments that can do more
How to refocus in the age of distraction
The rise of 'artificial historians': AI as humanity’s record-keeper
Older paternal age linked to higher miscarriage risk and lower live birth rates in donor egg IVF cycles, new study finds
New study provides breakthrough in pig-to-human kidney transplantation
Gut bacteria and amino acid imbalance linked to higher miscarriage risk in women with PCOS
Simple blood test detects preeclampsia risk months before symptoms appear, new study shows
3D printing breakthrough: Scientists create functional human islets for type 1 diabetes treatment
Malnutrition in children rises when economy drops
New model enables the study of how protein complex influences mitochondrial function
Device study offers hopes for spinal cord injuries
How urea forms spontaneously
Mayo Clinic’s AI tool identifies 9 dementia types, including Alzheimer’s, with one scan
Gene therapy improves blood flow in the brain in patients with sickle cell disease
[Press-News.org] Feinmann, Inc. Selected to Participate in North Bennet Street School ExhibitFeinmann, Inc. has been selected to participate at the 2013 Student & Alumni Exhibit, May 13-May 24, as well as the 14th Annual Evening of Traditional Craft on May 14.