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Scosche Industries
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Scosche Industries, founded in 1980 by Roger and Scotia Alves, is a leading manufacturer of high quality car audio aftermarket installation accessories and products. The publisher of the Auto Sound Encyclopedia, Scosche Industries manufactures and markets four distinct lines of product. These brands include Scosche, EFX, Accumat and SoundKase. Specializing in kits and harnesses, the company also manufactures and markets speakers, amplifiers, automotive security and remote starts. The company also markets innovative CD/DVD storage systems.
With a dealer network of over 2,000, numerous O.E.M. products, and 52 patents, Scosche Industries is a proven leader in the automotive aftermarket industry. For more information visit www.scosche.com.
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Breville
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Breville was founded in 1932 in Sydney, Australia and has become a worldwide leader in home appliances. With over 90 patents registered globally, Breville manufactures more than 220 products worldwide. Breville has received worldwide design recognition from the New York Housewares Design Awards, to the Australian Engineering Awards, and a recent German GUT number 1 rating. Among its innovations include the World's first scissor action sandwich press, the world's first indoor health grill, the world's first juicer to juice whole fruit, and the world's first active arm citrus press. In the United States, Breville is sold at specialty and department stores. Additional information about Breville and its award winning products can be found at www.brevilleusa.com.
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CAPE Foundation
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The Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment, Inc. (CAPE) is a non-profit trade organization addressing the interests of Asian Pacific Americans (APAs) in the entertainment industry. CAPE was founded in 1991 in Los Angeles, and in 1995 established a New York chapter. Today, CAPE reaches over 1000 studio and independent film executives, television and internet executives, film and recording producers, below-the-line talent, publicists, actors, writers, directors, and more.
The founding of CAPE coincided with the emergence of Asian Pacific Americans as a force in the entertainment industry. APAs are now one of the best represented minority groups in the executive suites of the industry. Nevertheless, many APAs have experienced insularity from their fellow APAs in an industry in which relationships are key. CAPE has enabled APAs in entertainment to empower themselves, and serves as one of the most important meeting places for APAs in the entertainment industry. www.capeusa.org
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Passive Components, Inc.
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Passive Components, Inc. has been in business for over twenty-years. They are an authorized stocking distributor of interconnect, passive and electromechanical components. They have a wide range of components to match a company's needs.
PCI specializes in capacitors, circuit protection devices, inductors, resistors, potentiometers, connectors, surface mount components, opto devices, relays and switches. PCI can be found on the web at www.pcipci.com.
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PCI Worldwide
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PCI Worldwide has been in business for over twenty-years with a wide range of clients and partners. PCI Worldwide offers the best selection of semiconductor, electromechanical, interconnect and passive components. PCI Worldwide's business is two-fold. PCI Worldwide purchases distressed inventory at top prices and they also offer the widest assortment of products at the best prices.
PCI Worldwide offers a variety of services including lead preparation, connector modification, special packaging, barcoding, J.I.T., Auto replenishment, Kan Ban, Bonded inventories
PCI Worldwide is at www.pciworldwide.com.
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Nisei Week Foundation
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The Nisei Week Foundation is a 501c3 dedicated to marketing and executing a 10-day festival. Established in 1934, the Nisei Week Japanese Festival will be celebrating its 65th year in 2005. The Festival was started by the Nisei (second-generation Japanese Americans) in 1934 during the Great Depression. It was originally created to attract business to the Little Tokyo area and to promote goodwill. This first festival included a poster contest, an essay contest, radio broadcasts, a fashion show, various cultural exhibits and demonstrations and an Ondo Parade.
With the solid support from local businesses and corporations and a growing number of Japanese firms doing business in the United States, today's Nisei Week Japanese Festival has grown in size and scope into one of the most recognized ethnic festivals in the United States.
www.niseiweek.org.
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Go For Broke Educational Foundation
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The Go For Broke Educational Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. In 1989, the 100th/442nd/MIS WWII Memorial Foundation was established. Comprised of Nisei (second generation Japanese American) veterans from World War II, it raised enough capital to build the Go For Broke Monument and establish an education program. The veterans spent the next 10 years fundraising, securing a location in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo district, garnering the support of veteran groups and the community nationally, selecting a monument design, and creating a comprehensive list of all the World War II Japanese American veterans who served overseas. Consequently in June 5, 1999, after much hard work, their dream, the Go For Broke Monument, was dedicated.
Today the Go For Broke Monument stands proudly in Little Tokyo at Temple and Alameda streets. It is a bold, black, 40-foot granite circle that rises on one side to form a wall, reaching nine feet at its highest point. The curved wall is engraved with the names of 16,126 Nisei soldiers who served overseas during World War II, including their officers and 37 Nisei women. The sloping face of the monument tells the "American Story" of the 100th, 442nd, MIS, 522nd, 232nd, and 1399th, and serves as a permanent reminder that never again shall any group be denied liberty and the rights of citizenship.
Currently the Go For Broke Educational Foundation programs include An American Story Teacher Training Program and curriculum development utilizing the Educational Foundation-produced "A Tradition of Honor," Hanashi Oral History Program, Resource Center, and www.GoForBroke.org Web site.
We must never forget.
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Campwww
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Launched in 2004 in Korea and the United States, Campwww is the premiere English language learning site. The Web site offers a comprehensive training program that can take an English language learner from zero knowledge to graduate level fluency. Campwww offers fascinating, incremental lessons that keep students involved and engaged and provides truly interactive learning that uses the full potential of the online medium. www.campwww.com
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