Many great cathedrals of Europe still inspire wonder hundreds of years after their completion.
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Esade Business & Law School,
Forbes.com,
27 June 2025
While many major programs have spent hundreds of millions on NFL-style cathedrals, UCF opened The Acrisure Bounce House in 2007 for roughly $55 million — a bargain at the time and an incredible steal by today’s standards.
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Mike Bianchi,
The Orlando Sentinel,
14 June 2025
Today, more than 30 venues across Avignon and the surrounding region—ranging from chapels and cloisters to gardens, quarries, and gymnasiums—host over 400 events, including performances, debates, readings, screenings, and public talks.
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Lee Sharrock,
Forbes.com,
10 June 2025
The facility includes a chapel and reception space and offers cremation services.
On June 23 the ESA released the mission’s first images, which showcase its unique capability to peer through dense vegetation to study our planet’s forests and other ecosystems as never before.
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Emma R. Hasson,
Scientific American,
1 July 2025
Talent - the big challenge Ensuring a safe, flawless passenger experience and delivering on the team’s strategic mission requires dedicated, experienced employees.
Ricardo Gil, general manager of Emanu-El Luxury Venue, the company that books and runs private events at the temple, says the technology has already attracted clients beyond the festival.
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Douglas Markowitz,
Sun Sentinel,
9 July 2025
Sites of note include historic temples like Wat Phranang Sang and the colorful Sino-Portuguese buildings of Phuket Old Town.
Thanks to these efforts, species like the kakapo and tuatara have been reintroduced to predator-free sanctuaries.
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Scott Travers,
Forbes.com,
6 July 2025
King said the one caveat for houses of worship is that some spaces could be considered private, such as offices or classrooms, while the sanctuary or lobby could be considered public.
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