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20 Jobs in Princeton, NJ

• Separately Managed Account (SMA) Portfolio Specialist, Analyst/Associate

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Product Strategist – Private Equity Partners – Director / Vice President

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Private Equity Product Strategy Analyst

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Vice President, Portfolio Management, Private Equity Partners

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Analyst/Associate, Regulatory Engagement and Development Compliance

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Assistant Product Strategist, Analyst

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Vice President, Alternative Client Services- PRI

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Director Investment Accounting Services-Derivatives

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Vice President Investment Accounting

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Americas Regulatory Engagement and Broker-Dealer Compliance Analyst/Associate

  Princeton, New Jersey

• ASO/VP, SMA Specialist

  Princeton, New Jersey

• VP, Portfolio Engagement Specialist

  Princeton, New Jersey

• MBA Summer Internship Program – Americas

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Summer Internship Program – Americas

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Analyst Program – Americas

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Associate, Firm Specific Marketer – Edward Jones

  Princeton, New Jersey

• SMA Reconciliation & Trade Support Team Manager/Director

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Associate/Vice President, Compliance – Retail SMA and Managed Models Business

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Portfolio Data, Client Onboarding, Associate

  Princeton, New Jersey

• Vice President/Associate Private Fund Controller

  Princeton, New Jersey

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Director, Investment Accounting Mortgage Loans Job Opening in Princeton, NJ at BlackRock

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BlackRock, Investment Accounting Director

Wilmington, DE or Princeton, NJ US

About This Role

Are you an Accounting professional searching for an exciting, significant, dynamic opportunity with the world’s largest asset manager? If you pride yourself on building positive relationships, developing process solutions, and bringing strategic visions to fruition, then look no further! BlackRock is pursuing a Director to become a part of the team.

BlackRock is a preeminent asset management firm and provider of global investment management, risk management and advisory services to institutional, intermediary, and individual investors around the world. BlackRock offers a range of solutions – from thorough fundamental and quantitative active management approaches aimed at improving outperformance to highly efficient indexing strategies designed to gain broad exposure to capital markets.

Business Unit Overview

The Investment Accounting Group (IAG) provides accounting and regulatory data services to clients who have outsourced their accounting function to BlackRock. Our Accounting Services include the preparation and oversight of multi-bases monthly accounting and reporting packages. This offering covers multiple assets classes (Securities, Equities, Derivatives, Mortgages, Alternatives).

IAG has been rapidly growing our service platform beyond our traditional base of insurance clients and developing our accounting operating platform to extend asset class coverage. We are investing in new Aladdin technology to develop an integrated accounting and risk platform with the goal of being an industry-leading investment accounting provider.

Your Role

To further fuel our growth and extend our depth, we are seeking a high-energy, self-motivated accounting professional with strong technical skills and in-depth knowledge of financial instruments with a focus on mortgage loans.

The role provides an excellent opportunity to be a key component of the Accounting team that is passionate about developing investment process solutions for all investments using the capabilities of other parts of the BlackRock organization!

Key Responsibilities

Demonstrate outstanding leadership and managerial skills

Acquire and maintain a detailed knowledge of BlackRock’s capabilities, and product structures

Manage internal oversight and focus on processing and reporting for mortgage loans:

Define quality control requirements and provide overall guidance to ensure compliance with internal/external accounting guidelines

• Maintain consistent method for handling mortgage loans assets across clients
• Define, implement, and train client accounting team on the proper quality controls and continuously review each control for effectiveness and make modifications as required
• Discuss processing and reporting requirements internally and with clients
• Conduct periodic training to the client accounting team on processing and controls; maintain training materials
• Support business growth by providing responses to RFPs for new clients and guidance for any new conversions
• Remain current on accounting pronouncements and upcoming changes
• Participate in the determination of impact of any pronouncement changes to the overall process and accounting results
• Prepare or provide input for leadership documents for distribution to clients
• Provide input regarding the future direction and long-term strategy to support designated product
• Coordinate and validate software functionality including recommendations for improvement
• Identify, drive and prioritize development requests and enhancements impacting BlackRock processes and systems
• Represent IAG on internal cross-functional projects and working groups in support of delivering key business and client objectives

Knowledge/Experience/Requirements

• BS Degree in Finance or Accounting or related experience
• 10 years of financial/accounting work experience with mortgage loans
• 5 years of supervisory experience
• Firm knowledge of the business models of insurance companies including the regulatory and accounting constraints under which they operate
• Familiarity with GAAP/STAT/IFRS and accounting policies as it relates to investments
• Strong and effective communication skills to deal directly with clients and across all levels of staff and management
• Ability to prioritize assignments without losing sight of overall objectives and deadlines
• Strong decision-making skills to make well thought out decisions based on information provided
• Strong attention to detail and project management skills

Development Value

This role provides opportunities to join a highly commercial area, working with clients and alongside colleagues in BlackRock Solutions, Technology & Operations. There would multiple opportunities for you to continue professional development with a career path within the IAG, or into other operating teams or client-facing business areas. The products and services provided to our clients offer individuals opportunities for further personal learning, both in terms of the product types and accounting complexities, as well as the ongoing development of technical strengths.

Our Benefits

To help you stay energized, engaged and inspired, we offer a wide range of benefits including a strong retirement plan, tuition reimbursement, comprehensive healthcare, support for working parents and Flexible Time Off (FTO) so you can relax, recharge and be there for the people you care about.

About BlackRock

At BlackRock, we are all connected by one mission: to help more and more people experience financial well-being. Our clients, and the people they serve, are saving for retirement, paying for their children’s educations, buying homes and starting businesses. Their investments also help to strengthen the global economy: support businesses small and large; finance infrastructure projects that connect and power cities; and facilitate innovations that drive progress.

This mission would not be possible without our most thoughtful investment – the one we make in our employees. It’s why we’re dedicated to creating an environment where our colleagues feel welcomed, valued and supported with networks, benefits and development opportunities to help them thrive.

BlackRock is proud to be an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, and other statuses protected by law.

We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request accommodation.

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To help you stay energized, engaged and inspired, we offer a wide range of benefits including a strong retirement plan, tuition reimbursement, comprehensive healthcare, support for working parents and Flexible Time Off (FTO) so you can relax, recharge and be there for the people you care about.

About BlackRock

At BlackRock, we are all connected by one mission: to help more and more people experience financial well-being. Our clients, and the people they serve, are saving for retirement, paying for their children’s educations, buying homes and starting businesses. Their investments also help to strengthen the global economy: support businesses small and large; finance infrastructure projects that connect and power cities; and facilitate innovations that drive progress.

This mission would not be possible without our smartest investment – the one we make in our employees. It’s why we’re dedicated to creating an environment where our colleagues feel welcomed, valued and supported with networks, benefits and development opportunities to help them thrive.

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BlackRock Awards $25,000 in Grants through the Princeton Area Community Foundation – Princeton Area Community Foundation

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LAWRENCE, NJ; September 14, 2010— BlackRock, Inc., in partnership with the Princeton Area Community Foundation, awarded $25,000 in grants to five charitable organizations throughout Mercer County that focus on the needs of underprivileged children and their families. The grants will be used to provide educational services, enrichment, and support for working families.

“Our role as a community foundation is to encourage philanthropy as a tool for building better communities,” said Nancy W. Kieling, President of the Community Foundation. “By pairing charitable organizations with donations from philanthropic-minded local companies such as BlackRock, together we can advance the well-being of our community now and in the future.”

“We are pleased to be part of this effort and look forward to continuing to give back to the communities in which we work and live, said Frank Porcelli, Managing Director and head of BlackRock’s Princeton office.

The following organizations received grants from BlackRock:

Better Beginnings Day Care Center of Hightstown/East Windsor, Inc. – Better Beginnings Day Care Center provides community-based subsidized child care that contributes to the educational, physical, social, and character development of the individual child in a safe and healthy environment, giving parents the ability to remain employed or attend a full time training/educational program so they can be self-supporting.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Mercer County – Big Brothers/Big Sister of Mercer County helps children reach their potential by making and maintaining quality mentoring matches between adult volunteers who have been rigorously screened and at-risk children ages 6-18. Mentors (Bigs) and their mentees (Littles) meet regularly and are supported by professional case managers who service and evaluate the match on an ongoing basis.

Every Child Valued, Inc. – Every Child Valued is an educational and social services project designed to address the educational and social challenges facing families residing in or near Eggerts Crossing Village, a 100-unit housing complex in Lawrence Township. The goal is to lessen the achievement gap among African-American, Hispanic, Slavic, and special needs children who live in the neighborhood, and surrounding community through after-school and summer programs.

Trenton After-School Program – Princeton Outreach Projects, Inc.’s Trenton After School Program serves at-risk children in the West Ward of Trenton and provides after-school and summer enrichment to children who need support. TASP enriches children’s lives and builds life skills through educational assistance in a creative and nurturing environment.

Child Care Center at the Valley Road School (YWCA Princeton) – The Child Care Center at Valley Road, founded in 1995, is full day, year round, state licensed, developmentally appropriate, and designed specifically to address the language and cultural enrichment needs of low-income immigrant children of preschool age with the goal to provide school readiness. The program serves approximately 50 children each year, with the majority of children receiving financial aid.

About the Princeton Area Community Foundation

The Princeton Area Community Foundation promotes philanthropy to advance the well-being of our communities forever. The Community Foundation provides charitable giving expertise to individuals, nonprofits and corporations, and each year invests millions of dollars into the community through grants and scholarships. For more information on the Community Foundation please contact them at 609-219-1800 or online at www. pacf.org.

About BlackRock

BlackRock is a leader in investment management, risk management and advisory services for institutional and retail clients worldwide. At June 30, 2010, BlackRock’s AUM was $3.151 trillion. BlackRock offers products that span the risk spectrum to meet clients’ needs, including active, enhanced and index strategies across markets and asset classes. Products are offered in a variety of structures including separate accounts, mutual funds, iShares® (exchange traded funds), and other pooled investment vehicles. BlackRock also offers risk management, advisory and enterprise investment system services to a broad base of institutional investors through BlackRock Solutions®. Headquartered in New York City, as of June 30, 2010, the firm has approximately 8,500 employees in 24 countries and a major presence in key global markets, including North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and the Middle East and Africa. For additional information, please visit the Company’s website at www. blackrock.com.

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Private Equity Product Strategy Analyst at BlackRock

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• Size: 10,000+ employees
• Industry: Financial Services, Technology

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BlackRock Private Equity Partners is the global private equity investment solutions group at BlackRock. Private Equity Partners has offices in Princeton, Zurich, London and Hong Kong with total investor commitments under management of over USD 45 billion across a range of commingled funds and separate accounts. This position is with BlackRock Private Equity Partners’ Product Strategy team in Princeton, NJ.

Job Purpose/Background:

BlackRock Private Equity Partners’ Investor Relations & Solutions team is seeking a highly motivated and ambitious individual interested in working in a fast-paced, international environment as a member of a closely knit team in the alternative investment industry. The candidate assumes a multi-faceted role which requires a passion for private equity investments, an entrepreneurial spirit, strong analytical and conceptual skills, flexibility, as well as dedicated client service orientation.

The candidate will be responsible for supporting a broad set of activities across business development, investor solutions design and implementation as well as client service which requires developing a broad understanding of BlackRock Private Equity Partners’ business and investment strategies. In fulfilling his/her tasks the position holder will have the opportunity to closely interact with other departments within BlackRock such as Client Management, Investment Management, Risk Management & Quantitative Analysis, Legal, Tax, Fund Administration, etc.

Key Responsibilities:

Business Development:

• Prepare content for client meetings in close cooperation with senior product strategists
• Create marketing material for external and internal use
• Develop requests for information/proposals in close cooperation with internal partner departments

Investor Solutions:

• Support creation and implementation of tailor-made separate account solutions including investment strategy, governance/cooperation framework, legal structuring, services, pricing etc.
• Support development and launch of new products in the private equity space

Client Service:

• Prepare client portfolio reviews including quantitative and qualitative portfolio analyses
• Develop client communication in close cooperation with Client Management
• Support answering of diverse client enquiries

Knowledge/Experience:

• Bachelor’s / Master’s degree in Business Administration, Finance & Economics or Legal
• Prior experience in the financial services / asset management / private market industry preferred
• Full proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint

Skills/Competencies:

• Strong analytical and conceptual skills
• Proven project management skills
• Strong service orientation
• Ability to multi-task and work in a fast paced environment
• Persuasive and polished written and oral communication skills
• Team player with strong interpersonal skills
• Demonstrates entrepreneurial spirit and is willing to assume additional responsibilities

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Our benefits

To help you stay energized, engaged and inspired, we offer a wide range of benefits including a strong retirement plan, tuition reimbursement, comprehensive healthcare, support for working parents and Flexible Time Off (FTO) so you can relax, recharge and be there for the people you care about.

Our hybrid work pilot

BlackRock’s current hybrid work pilot is designed to help you experience the best of both worlds: the opportunity to connect with colleagues in person and the flexibility to work remotely, with greater time to focus on what’s important to you. In line with local health guidance and regulations, employees are generally expected to work 3 days in the office and 2 days from home (on average) each week. For some business groups, more time may be required in the office, while greater flexibility may be in place for others. Our ‘One BlackRock’ culture means you’ll be supported to collaborate with your new colleagues while bringing your full self to work – wherever you are.

The health, safety and well-being of our people will always be our top priorities; we will continue to monitor local conditions and health advisories in making decisions about our work environments.

About BlackRock

At BlackRock, we are all connected by one mission: to help more and more people experience financial well-being. Our clients, and the people they serve, are saving for retirement, paying for their children’s educations, buying homes and starting businesses. Their investments also help to strengthen the global economy: support businesses small and large; finance infrastructure projects that connect and power cities; and facilitate innovations that drive progress.

This mission would not be possible without our smartest investment – the one we make in our employees. It’s why we’re dedicated to creating an environment where our colleagues feel welcomed, valued and supported with networks, benefits and development opportunities to help them thrive.

For additional information on BlackRock, please visit careers.blackrock.com | www.blackrock.com/corporate | Instagram: @blackrock | Twitter: @blackrock | LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/blackrock

BlackRock is proud to be an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, and other statuses protected by law.

BlackRock will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records in a manner consistent with the requirements of the law, including any applicable fair chance law.

Client-provided location(s): Princeton, NJ, USA

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• Health and Wellness

  • Life Insurance
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Benefits
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance

• Parental Benefits and Childcare

  • Family Support Resources

• Work Flexibility

  • Hybrid Work Opportunities

• Office Life and Perks

  • Employee Resource Groups (ERG)
  • Casual Dress

• Vacation and Time Off

  • Unlimited Vacation
  • Volunteer Time Off

• Financial and Retirement

  • 401(K) With Company Matching
  • Stock Purchase Program
  • Financial Counseling

• Professional Development

  • Promote From Within
  • Mentor Program
  • Access to Online Courses

• Diversity and Inclusion

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Strange Chinese feud between Soros and Blackrock amid financial troubles of Chinese corporations

In recent days, a strange war of words has erupted in the financial media between billionaire hedge fund and color revolution specialist George Soros and giant investment group BlackRock. The problem lies in BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s decision to open China’s first foreign-owned mutual fund, supposedly to attract savings from China’s new (and rapidly disappearing) middle-income population. In a recent newspaper interview, Soros called BlackRock’s decision a threat to BlackRock investors and US national security.

This seemingly absurd clash of views between two financial giants—the predators of Wall Street—has a much bigger story—the looming systemic collapse within China of what is arguably the largest debt pyramid in the world. This could have a domino effect on the entire global economy much more than the Lehman crisis in September 2008.

“Global Economic Terrorist..:”

On Sept. 6, Soros wrote a guest editorial in the Wall Street Journal in which he scathingly criticized BlackRock for investing in China: “It is a sad mistake to invest billions of dollars in China now.

This will likely result in a loss of money for BlackRock customers and, more importantly, harm the national security interests of the US and other democratic countries.” Not like Soros to refer to US national security… He continued: “The BlackRock initiative threatens the national security interests of the US and other democracies because the money invested in China will help advance President Xi’s regime, which is repressive at home and aggressive for abroad”. BlackRock released a response stating, “The US and China have a large and complex economic relationship…Through our investment activities, US Asset Managers and other financial institutions are contributing to the economic interconnection of the world’s two largest economies. ”

At a time when the bloated debt edifice of Chinese banks and real estate conglomerates is collapsing almost daily, defending BlackRock and CEO Fink hardly rings true. This suggests that there is much more behind the BlackRock-China relationship and the Soros attack. Two days before the publication of Soros’ article in the magazine, the official newspaper China Global Times wrote a scathing article calling Soros a “global economic terrorist.” One of their accusations was that Soros money financed the “color revolution” in Hong Kong in 2019.year against the new laws of Beijing, de facto ending the independent status of the island.

However, the scathing attack on Soros was most likely sparked by a post Soros wrote in the London Financial Times five days earlier in which he scathingly attacked Xi Jinping and the current crackdown on private Chinese companies such as Jack Ma’s Alibaba and Ant financial. In an Aug. 30 statement, Soros called President Xi Jinping’s crackdown on private enterprise a “significant brake on the Chinese economy” that “could lead to collapse. ” He also pointed out that major Western stock indexes such as MSCI Morgenstanley and ESG BlackRock have “virtually forced hundreds of billions of dollars held by American investors into Chinese companies whose corporate governance is not up to the required standard—power and accountability are now exercised by one person (Xi ) that is not accountable to any international body.” He urged Congress to pass laws that would restrict investment by asset managers to “companies where the actual governance structures are transparent and consistent with stakeholders.”

A curious aspect of Soros’ accusations against Beijing’s financial transparency is that they are factually true, based on public statements by Chinese regulators and Wall Street managers and regulators. China’s financial markets are opaque and the rules change unpredictably as to who gets saved and who doesn’t. The ongoing collapse of huge Chinese real estate and financial group Evergrande is just one of the recent examples of high-risk investment in China today.

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“The world’s most valuable real estate group is also the world’s most indebted real estate group. Evergrande, based in Shenzhen, has been teetering on the brink of bankruptcy for months as it fails to repay loans to one after another, with major rating agencies downgrading it to “junk” status.The group owes a total of $305 billion, and this debt is offshore in dollar loans as well as domestic non-regulated loans derived from so-called WMPS or asset management products. As its finances explode and apartment sales plummet, tens of thousands of would-be apartment owners are at risk of paying for unfinished apartments.To date, China’s central bank has not intervened, but speculation is growing that government aid to the group is in the pipeline. days away to prevent systemic financial defeat. The reason seems to be that Evergrande is just the tip of the iceberg of China’s highly bloated corporate debt sector.

In August, China Huarong Asset Management Co. , a so-called “bad bank” set up by the Treasury to manage the assets of troubled Chinese companies, was itself supposed to be bailed out by the state to prevent what many feared would become China’s “Lehman crisis.” Huarong is one of four such state-owned companies created after the 1998 Asian financial crisis to manage the assets of bankrupt state-owned companies. Though majority-owned by the Chinese Ministry of Finance, it has sold shares to others since 2014, including Goldman Sachs and Warburg Pincus.

After 2014, Huarong grew into a non-banking financial giant and financed its impressive growth with debt. This started to loosen up in 2020 during the covid crisis. In January 2021, a Chinese court heard the case of Chairman Lai Xiaomin, who was sentenced to death without respite for bribery, embezzlement and bigamy, on a strange set of charges. The court said: “He endangered [China’s] financial stability.”

When the Huarong group failed to release its annual financial report by the late March deadline, fears of a chain reaction of bankruptcy rose as billions of its offshore dollar bonds were at risk. The total debt was estimated at about 209billion dollars. Instead of conservatively managing distressed assets, Lay reportedly used the Treasury Department’s non-banking status for everything from private equity to real estate speculation to junk bond trading, borrowing rabidly billions. The state forced its own CITIC group to provide aid to Huarong in August. However, it is clear that this is only the beginning of the growing financial crisis in China.

Crash landing?

For months, the Xi Politburo has been trying with growing desperation to stem the growth of the colossal financial bubble in the real estate sector. Earlier this year, Xi Jinping launched the slogan “housing is for living, not for speculation.” His moves to freeze and slowly deflate the huge real estate bubble are likely to be overdue. Construction and real estate sales account for the largest portion of China’s GDP, at over 28% according to official estimates. Demanding that investments now go into “productive” projects, and not into speculation in constantly rising real estate prices, is not so easy.

Xi is increasingly taking steps to control China’s out-of-control real estate bubble and its threat of a systemic crisis similar to the one that hit the US in 2008 by taking measures to limit real estate lending. According to Chinese data, total real estate financing in the first half of 2021 was down 13% compared to 2020. At the same time, Chinese real estate companies owe over 1.3 trillion yuan in bonds and other debts, or $200 billion in 2021 and nearly 1 trillion yuan in 2022. The contract real estate sector will make such huge payouts increasingly impossible and will no doubt lead to more defaults across China. Recently, Ping An, China’s largest insurance group, which also invests heavily in real estate, was forced to set aside provisions for $5.5 billion in possible loan losses related to its investment in a defaulter, China Fortune Land Development Co.

If only Evergrande were insolvent due to debt defaults in a shrinking economy, the Chinese authorities would certainly be able to deal with it one way or another by requiring its state-owned banks or large groups like CITIC to simply swallow bad debts to contain the spread of the crisis. The problem is that Evergrande, Huarong, Pina Nh and other big Chinese real estate investors are clearly just symptoms of an economy that has taken on debt far beyond what was reasonable. In April, the Beijing CPC State Council told local governments that their so-called Local Government Financing Facility, with the alleged (no one knows) trillions of dollars they had in unregulated shadow bank loans used to fund local projects, were to get rid of excess bad loans or go broke.

On July 1, Beijing announced that local government revenues from the sale of land to developers, which account for about half of all local revenues, should go to the Central Beijing Ministry of Finance and no longer be used at the local level. This guarantees a catastrophic collapse of local shadow banks and multi-trillion-dollar construction projects. No more rescue measures in Beijing. At the same time, the solvency of China’s fragile multi-trillion dollar “small” banking sector is in question as the number of bank closures increases. Now that the nation’s state-owned giants are close to bankruptcy, the war of words between BlackRock and George Soros is taking on a significantly new light. China is in a serious debt crisis.

China already has the world’s longest high-speed rail, and they’re losing money. The Belt and Road Initiative is mired in debt that countries cannot repay, and Chinese banks have slashed loans for BRI Silk Road projects from $75 billion in 2016 to $4 billion in 2020. Its demographic crisis means that the endless flow of cheap rural labor to build this infrastructure is drastically reduced. The middle class is deeply indebted to buyers of new cars and homes in good times. Total household debt, including mortgages and consumer loans for cars and appliances, was a whopping 62% of GDP in 2020. The Institute of International Finance (IIF) has estimated that China’s total domestic debt has risen to 335 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2020.

Helping Beijing on Wall Street?

Beijing appears to be seeking a large bailout from foreign investors in its distressed stocks and bonds, led by Wall Street. Major banks and Wall Street investors have been working closely with China for several years. With US stock markets at dangerous all-time highs and the EU in deep trouble, they may be hoping China can bail them out, despite clear evidence that Chinese corporate accounting rules are opaque, as Evergrande shows. Since 2019The widely used MSCI Morgan Stanley Worldwide All-Country Index was allowed a list of China’s largest companies, which Soros aptly pointed out is forcing Western stock funds to buy billions of dollars worth of Chinese stock. BlackRock is now allowed to invest Chinese personal savings in its funds. It is unclear if there are any other details in this deal.

This is the potential gold bank where Wall Street and Blackrock line up outside of Beijing. Soros’ condemnation of BlackRock, the world’s largest private equity fund, is clearly strategic. Could it be that Soros intends to repeat his collapse of the bubble in the Russian bond market in 19’98 after making a profit? If so, it’s no wonder Soros is being labeled an “economic terrorist” by the official Chinese media. Whatever the trigger, such a collapse of the Chinese debt bubble would make the 2008 Lehman crisis pale.

F. William Engdahl is a strategic risk consultant and lecturer, holds a degree in politics from Princeton University, and is a bestselling author on oil and geopolitics, exclusively for the online magazine New Eastern Outlook .

Tags: China, Development Crisis

Best Time to Travel to the USA

Weather in the USA by months and travel tips

In January , after the Christmas holidays, the influx of tourists in US is reduced. For the northern states, this is a time of short daylight hours and heavy snowfalls that occur in many regions. You will need warm winter clothes to be comfortable in cities like Boston , New York and Philadelphia . In the latter, a New Year’s parade of mummers is held every year. To enjoy the snow, head to Park City , Utah or Aspen , Colorado , both of which are very popular ski resorts. In addition, Aspen hosts the Winter World Extreme Games at the end of the month.

Same time in southern states like Florida , Louisiana and Texas , the weather is much warmer, with an average temperature of 16-18°C. In Southern California in January a large number of sun lovers gather. Mostly they go to relax on the beaches of Orange County and serene San Diego or admire the desert landscapes of the city of Palm Springs and national parks Joshua Tree and Death Valley . That being said, Hawaii is the place to go if you really want to escape the winter melancholy. The daily temperature here is around 20-25 °C.

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3°C

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Events in the USA in January

New Year’s Day

January 1, 2023

New Year’s Day observed

January 2, 2023

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 16, 2023

Lee-Jackson Day

January 13, 2023

Robert E. Lee’s Birthday

January 16, 2023

Civil Rights Day

January 16, 2023

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January 16 2023

IDAHO HUMAN Rights Day

January 16, 2023

Civil Rights Day

January 16, 2023

Confedederate Heroes’ Day 19 January 923

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World Braille Day

January 4, 2023

Epiphany

January 6, 2023

Orthodox Christmas Day

January 7, 2023

International Programmers’ Day

7 января 2023

Stephen Foster Memorial Day

13 января 2023

Friday the 13th

13 января 2023

Orthodox New Year

14 января 2023

World Religion Day

15 января 2023

World Leprosy Day

January 22, 2023

Chinese New Year

January 22, 2023

International Customs Day

January 26, 2023

International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust

January 27, 2023

Kansas Day

January 29, 2023

On February , , the days are cold and dark in many northern states. However, this is a great time to take a break in the ski resorts, as well as take advantage of discounts in popular cities such as Chicago and Washington . You can time your trip to coincide with President’s Day (a public holiday) on the third Monday of the month or the Super Bowl, the biggest sporting event of the year in the United States. Another vacation option is visiting the deserts of the 9 states0062 Wyoming and Montana for wolf watching or dog sledding – just remember to dress warmly.

To the southwest, many tourists head to Grand Canyon to see it in all its winter splendor, and to the east New Orleans , locals and visitors alike prepare for the legendary parades and masquerade balls of the Mardi Gras festival, which held at the end of the month. At February it’s getting much warmer here, so you can bring lighter clothes with you, as well as a bright suit for a night of celebration.

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4°C

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Events in the USA in February

Valentine’s Day

February 14, 2023

President ‘Day

February 20 2023

Lincoln’s Birthday

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February 20, 2023

With the first spring buds coming, many Americans, especially those in the South, are getting ready for festivals and holidays again. Pleasant warm weather is expected in March in states such as Georgia , Tennessee and California . A large number of young Americans travel to Florida for spring break. It is the warmest part of the country with an average temperature of around 22°C and plenty of beaches and snorkelling opportunities.

In the north, changes in the weather are not so obvious. It’s still snowing here, so Utah , Colorado and Wyoming are still in ski season. Pack plenty of warm clothes if you’re planning a trip to Boston or New York , two cities that compete each year for the best St. Patrick’s Day parade. The end of the month is the perfect time to visit Washington , where the National Cherry Blossom Festival takes place and hundreds of pink and white flowering trees line the Tidal Basin.

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Events in the USA in March

Texas Independence Day

2 марта 2023

Town Meeting Day

7 марта 2023

Evacuation Day

17 марта 2023

Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day

26 марта 2023

Seward’s Day

27 марта 2023

Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Day observed

March 27, 2023

César Chávez Day

March 31, 2023

Self-Injury Awareness Day

March 1, 2023

First Day of Women’s History Month David’s Day

1 марта 2023

Zero Discrimination Day

1 марта 2023

Read Across America Day

2 марта 2023

Employee Appreciation Day

3 марта 2023

World Wildlife Day

3 марта 2023

Casimir PulaSki Day

March 6, 2023

Purim

March 7, 2023

International Women’s Day

March 8 2023

World Kidney Day

March 9,0003

ST. Patrick’s Day

March 17, 2023

March Equinox

March 20, 2023

International Day of Happiness

March 20, 2023

World Poetry Day

March 21, 2000023

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International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

21 марта 2023

World Down Syndrome Day

21 марта 2023

International Day of Forests

21 марта 2023

World Water Day

22 марта 2023

World Meteorological Day

March 23, 2023

Ramadan Starts

March 23, 2023

International Day for the Right to the Truth concerning Gross Human Rights Violations and for the Dignity of Victims

24 марта 2023

World Tuberculosis Day

24 марта 2023

Earth Hour

25 марта 2023

International Day of Solidarity with Detained and Missing Staff Members

25 марта 2023

Maryland Day

25 марта 2023

International Day of Remembrance of Slavery Victims and the Transatlantic Slave Trade

March 25, 2023

National Vietnam War Veterans Day

March 29, 2023

In April the winter cold finally begins to recede in the northern states. The air temperature can rise to +15 °C, and sunny days begin to prevail. However, snow turns to rain, especially in coastal regions including New England and Pacific Northwest , so be prepared for wet and windy conditions.

Travel season begins in the south of the country. April is a good month to explore the southern national parks without the tourist crowds typical of the summer season. Visit 9 national parks0062 Utah and Arizona en route to Las Vegas , Nevada . The gambling capital of the world doesn’t get too hot this time of year, and hosts the annual Great Las Vegas Beer Festival at the beginning of the month. Other major events on April include the Coachella Music Festival at California , the Wine and Food Festival at Miami , the Jazz and Heritage Festival at New Orleans and the Marathon at Boston

0062 US . For one or two weeks, the weather is warm and sunny almost everywhere, and the number of tourists has not yet reached its peak. This is a great time to visit national parks, including Yosemite to California . Here you can watch impressive waterfalls from the rapid streams of melted high-mountain snow. Festival season is also in full swing, with big events including the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival (Manchester, TN ) and the legendary Gay Pride at San Francisco .

Temperatures get cooler further north, but warmth still prevails, especially in coastal cities such as Cleveland , Providence and Atlantic City . It also hosts a number of exciting events, including the free three-day Jazz and Blues Festival at Chicago and the nautical-themed Mermaid Parade at Peninsula Coney Island at New York . But the main event is the biggest music festival at US . With schools closed in the summer, American families join tourists in national parks and beach resorts across the country, so it’s best to book early. Temperatures remain comfortable at 27-30°C and reach 35°C in the southwest of the country, including Austin , TX , and Phoenix , Arizona . In the east, the weather is wetter, but occasional thunderstorms help moderate the heat.

If you plan your trip well, you will be able to get to the celebration on July 4, , . American Independence Day is celebrated across the country with parades, parties, and fireworks that turn everything red, white, and blue. July is also perfect for exploring rainy Pacific Northwest cities like Seattle and Portland . In the first in July will be held a food festival Bite of Seattle , and the second is the Oregon Brewers Festival, which features craft beer. In addition, the Folk Art Festival in Santa Fe and Taste of Chicago , the world’s largest food festival, deserve attention in July .

29°C

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21°C

Minimum

Events in the USA in July

Independence Day

July 4, 2023

Pioneer Day

New York , Chicago and Los Angeles will have fewer tourists and lower prices.

The good news is that coastline US is thousands of miles long, from New England coast to South and North Carolina beaches and Pacific Coast South California beaches . You can also explore mountainous national parks such as Yellowstone and Grand Teton , located in Wyoming , or Alaska National Parks – in this state, the days in August are warm and long. For most of the month, Des Moines hosts the Iowa State Fair, and tennis fans flock to NY to see world-class pros take to the court during the exciting US Open.

In the northeastern cities of New York , Boston , and Philadelphia , temperatures average 9°C in spring and 11°C in fall. There are frequent showers throughout the region. In sunny cities in the southwest of the country, such as Los Angeles , San Francisco and San Diego , temperatures fluctuate between 12-17°C during both off-seasons. Slightly higher along the west coast of Portland , Oregon , and Seattle , Washington , the climates are cooler and wetter. In the Midwest, popular cities such as Chicago and Columbus experience warmer temperatures in late spring, but fall can be chilly, while southeastern cities such as and Columbus0062 Miami and Orlando , State Florida , and New Orleans , State Louisiana , the average temperature in both spring and autumn is kept at 19-22 °C.

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How much does housing cost in the USA

Don’t want to overpay? Here you can see the average cost per night in the US.

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What to see in the USA

Famous cities and interesting sights: find out what to do in the USA.

New York

Popular in December

Sightseeing, Shopping, City walks

Orlando

Popular in July

Amusement parks, Universal Studios, Shopping

Las Vegas

Popular in July

Entertainment, Nightlife, Gambling

Los Angeles

Popular in August

Attractions, Beach, Universal Studios

Atlanta

Popular in July

Restaurants, Shopping, Food

Miami

Popular in December

Shopping, Beach, Nightlife

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What other travelers say about the USA

• Windham Mountain ski resort is abolutely amazing. Every worker has been friendly and kind with us and made sure we enjoyed our stay. One of the best places to ski in NYS!

  Vladimir
  Wyndham
  January 2022

• My husband and I love to travel. Have stayed at Holbrook twice now. It is closest to the Petrified Forest (Petrifide Forest).

  Holbrook
  January 2022

• There is nothing to tell about the city of Woburn – just a suburb of Boston, where there was a good inexpensive hotel. And that’s all… Attractions all :))

  Woburn
  January 2022

• The Merimak River, which I read about in my childhood by Jack London… 🙂 small, cozy and quiet town.

  Concord
  January 2022

• The place where everyone must visit

  Viacheslav
  Monument Valley
  January 2020

• This is a green area, close to the river, you can walk along the promenade. Quiet and cozy town, beautiful houses are being built.

  Olga
  Edgewater
  January 2020

• Quiet, self-sufficient town.

  Michael
  Vacaville
  January 2020

• It’s not a city, it’s a planet called New York.
  The best show in my life, the best jazz concert, super food and service in expensive restaurants, a helicopter ride, etc.
  Choose good weather!

  Larisa
  New York
  April 2022

• Quiet, calm area on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean.

  Alisher
  Long Beach
  April 2019

• There are good hotels here! Today I am wearing exactly this – it is 8 super, not expensive and comfortable, I am very satisfied! Close to large shopping centers, friendly staff everywhere!

  SVETLANA
  prattville
  April 2019

• Beautiful place Very beautiful.

  Alexander
  Rancho Bernardo
  April 2019

• A very pretty little town.

  Natalia
  West Chester
  April 2019

• It is difficult to describe in words, impossible. Must come and see

  San Simeon
  April 2019

• Fantastic place. It’s like stepping into an old Hollywood movie.

  Oleksandr
  Monument Valley
  April 2019

• This is not the most popular destination for tourists, but I really liked the city. Very lively, lots of attractions. And, most importantly, the spirit of Muhammad Ali!

  Zhanar
  Louisville
  May 2022

• Waukegan is the birthplace of Ray Bradbury. In the novel Dandelion Wine, the writer describes the events that took place in this city. It was very interesting to visit the places where the writer was born and raised.

  Waukegan
  May 2021

• An ordinary American town among beautiful rocks on the river bank))

  Ilya
  Parachute
  May 2020

• trip and hotel stay were excellent!

  Alexey
  Ridley Park
  May 2019

• Proximity to the federal park “Grand Canyon”

  Tusayan
  May 2019

• Bryce Canyon with its amazing nature! I have never seen such an unusual nature anywhere (I was on mountain hikes in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Altai, the Himalayas). Very beautiful!

  Alexander
  Bryce Canyon
  May 2019

• Good shopping. Come for the whole tar

  Camarillo
  May 2019

• Very clean city! Good restaurants!! Many places to visit

  ELENA
  Washington
  July 2022

• If you want peace and quiet, with majestic mountains everywhere, this is the town. There’s a gas station near by, with a dollar general store for everything you would need like food, clothes, etc. Lost City is close to many outdoor recreational forests, trails and mountain tops.

  Dennis
  lost city
  July 2020

• Very nice place on the way to Acadia where we drank the best coffee in America and ate delicious homemade ice cream.

  Yana
  Ellsworth
  July 2020

• I wish to visit here again. 🙂

  South Plainfield
  July 2020

• Small, charmed town with real sprit of America.
  Friendly and hospitable people, interesting downtown but the best is environment – mountains and lakes.

  Upper Lake
  July 2019

• Very beautiful beaches and forests! I want to come back again for the trails. The city has a fairly large supermarket and good cafes.

  Aksana
  Forks
  July 2019

• Public parks and beaches on Lake Erie. You can swim and watch the sunset. Not far from Cleveland. Cleveland has a wonderful art museum.

  ELENA
  Willoughby
  July 2019

• Great place! The whole island! YES, you need a car to get around, but if you have one, it’s a delight!

  Kihei
  August 2022

• Guys, here you have to go and see. Words can’t tell it. Miracle of the world. No more, no less. We were at the Grand Canyon 2 years ago, so I liked Bryce more. I didn’t think it was possible, but it’s a fact. Just unreal beauty.

  Maxim
  Bryce Canyon
  August 2021

• Algash bargandyktan bari tansyk boldy. zhaksy!

  North Hills
  August 2021

• Small clean cozy town. Lots of antique shops. In the evening, all the residents on the waterfront have fun with country music. Very cute.

  PAVEL
  New London
  August 2019

• Everything is there and even cheap cigarettes)

  Yulia
  Williamsville
  August 2019

• Cozy city with good people and nice view to the Missouri

  Alexey
  Pyrrhus
  August 2019

• Small, quiet town in Florida on the way from Orlando to Miami. Friendly residents, delicious burgers, a chic airfield.

  Deland
  August 2019

• On November 7, 2021, the city held the 50th Marathon (42km across 5 New York boroughs). Residents of the city and the organizers managed to create an unforgettable holiday again!

  New York
  November 2021

• Neat clean town. Were passing through but overall liked it.

  Igor
  Williamsville
  November 2021

• Great for visiting Camarillo Outlets

  Camarillo
  November 2019

• Small town with beautiful mountain views. Despite the fact that we were in this city for only one night, Lone Pine left a very good impression.

  Lone Pine
  November 2019

• Small, quiet, cozy, atmospheric. Great place to go to Mark Twain Forest, Rock Park and Johnson Indoor Park.

  Maria
  Farmington
  November 2019

• Clean, beautiful, spacious. parks and museums. Botanical Garden

  Pavel
  Clayton
  November 2018

• quiet and clean, nowhere to go on foot, but nothing to do with a car
  restiki for every taste and budget, a mall with a sale of branded items right next to the hotel, there is also a supermarket, a food court, friendly people, no beggars and vagrants

  Olga
  Braintree
  November 2017

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Skyscraper at 30 Mary Ax	London	England	UK	Lord Foster, Ken Shuttleworth and Arup staff	NO	Also known as “The Gherkin” and the Swiss Re building. will be considered in the context of the urban landscape on an individual basis
Atomium	Brussels		Belgium	SABAM & Atomium asbl	NO	Protected by Belgian copyright law.
Bahrain World Trade Center	Manama	Capital Governorate	Bahrain		Cityscape
Beijing National Stadium (Bird’s Nest)	Beijing		China	Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron	Cityscape	Summer Olympics 2008
Burj Al Arab Hotel	Dubai		UAE	Tom Wright	Cityscape
Burj Khalifa	Dubai		UAE	Adrian Smith	Cityscape	World’s tallest skyscraper since 2010. Interior photography requires property release.
Guangzhou TV Tower	Guangzhou	Guangdong	China		Cityscape	Tallest tower in the world from 2009 to 2011
Casa Mila (also known as Pedrera)	Barcelona	Catalonia	Spain	Antonio Gaudí	NO	Protected by trademarks.
Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Brasilia		Brasilia	Brazil	Oscar Niemeyer	NO
Church of San Giovanni Battista	Mongo	Ticino	Switzerland	Mario Botta	NO	Church of John the Baptist in the mountains
Chrysler Building	New York	New York State	US	William van Elen	Cityscape
City of Arts and Sciences	Valencia		Spain	Santiago Calatrava and Felix Candela	NO	Includes, among others, the L’Hemisfèric cinema and the El Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia opera house.
City of Science and Industry	Paris		France		Cityscape	Includes, among other things, the Geode spherical cinema.
CN Tower	Toronto	Ontario	Canada		Cityscape	Tallest tower in the world from 1975 to 2007
Eiffel Tower	Paris	Ile-de-France	France	SETE — illuminations Pierre Bideau	DAYTIME	Photographs depicting illuminations and lighting schemes are copyrighted. For commercial use, only daytime photographs without lighting are acceptable.
Elbe Concert Hall (Elbphilharmonie)	Hamburg		Germany	Herzog and de Meuron	Cityscape
Empire State Building	New York	New York State	US		Cityscape
Esplanade – Bay Theaters	Marina Bay		Singapore		Cityscape
Waterfall house	Mill Run	Pennsylvania	US	Frank Lloyd Wright	NO	Privately owned. Photography is for personal use only.
Artwork by Frank Lloyd Wright			Worldwide	Frank Lloyd Wright	NO	All architectural works by Frank Lloyd Wright are protected by copyright laws.
Hallgrimskirkja	Hallgrimur	Reykjavik	Iceland	Goodjone Samuelsson	NO
Hundertwasser House	Vienna		Austria	Friedensreich Hundertwasser and Josef Kravina	NO
InterActiveCorp (IAC)	New York	New York State	US	Frank Gehry	NO
John Hancock Tower	Boston	Massachusetts	US		Cityscape
Johnson Wax Headquarters	Racine	Wisconsin	US	Frank Lloyd Wright	NO	Photography for personal use only.
Cologne Turm	Cologne		Germany		Cityscape
Geode	Paris	Ile-de-France	France	Adrien Fancilbert and Gerard Chamayu	Cityscape	Geodesic dome covered with mirror triangles in Science and Industry City
Large Arch Defense	Puteaux	Ile-de-France	France		Cityscape
Skyscrapers and themed hotels in Las Vegas	Las Vegas	Nevada	US		NO	Exterior and interior design rights of all Las Vegas hotels are under the control of their respective owners. Cityscape photos of the Las Vegas Strip are not allowed.
Le Corbusier			France	Le Corbusier	NO	The design of Le Corbusier’s architecture and products is protected by copyright law.
Lincoln Center	New York	New York State	US	LCPA	NO
London Eye	London	England	UK		Cityscape	Also known as the Millennium Wheel.
London Heathrow Airport	London	England	UK		NO
Skyscraper Mannesmann-Hochhaus	Düsseldorf		Germany	Paul Schneider-Esleben	NO	Formerly known as the Vodafone-Hochhaus skyscraper.
Millau Viaduct	Millau, Cressel	Midi-Pyrenees	France	Norman Foster	NO	Highest bridge in the world since 2004
Montgomery Plaza Mall	Fort Worth	Texas	US		NO
National Center for the Performing Arts	Beijing	Xicheng	China	Paul Andreu	Cityscape
Headquarters of the insurance company Nationale-Nederlanden	Prague		Czech Republic	Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunich	Cityscape	Also known as the Dancing House.
Oral Roberts University Prayer Tower	Tulsa	Oklahoma	US	Frank Wallace	NO
Oskar Niemeyer architectural objects			Brazil	Oscar Niemeyer	NO
Petronas Towers	Kuala Lumpur		Malaysia	Cesar Pelli and Jay Carico	Cityscape
Normandy Bridge	Le Havre, Honfleur	Normandy	France	Michel Virlojo	NO	Protected by French copyright law.
Reichstag dome	Berlin		Germany	Norman Foster	NO
Roby House	Chicago	Illinois	US	Frank Lloyd Wright	NO	Photography for personal use only.
Roslyn Chapel	Roslyn	Scotland	UK		NO	Photography for personal use only. This church was used in the filming of The Da Vinci Code.
Sagrada Familia	Barcelona	Catalonia	Spain	Antonio Gaudí	APPEARANCE	Appearance accepted. Interiors with “Editorial Use Only” permission.
Shanghai Tower		Pudong	China		NO	Tallest building in China since 2013
Shard of Glass Skyscraper	London	England	UK	Renzo Piano	Cityscape	Tallest skyscraper in the EU since 2013. Permission required to take photographs from The View.
Solomon Guggenheim Museum	New York	New York State	US	Frank Lloyd Wright	NO	Photography for personal use only.
Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz	Berlin		Germany		Cityscape
Space Needle	Seattle	Washington	US	Edward Carlson and John Graham, Jr.	Cityscape
Spinnaker Tower	Portsmouth	England	UK		Cityscape
Sydney Opera House	Sydney		Australia	Jorn Utzon	Cityscape
Taipei 101	Taipei		Taiwan	C. Lee	Cityscape
Taliesin	Iowa County	Wisconsin	US	Frank Lloyd Wright	NO	Photography for personal use only.
TCL Chinese Theater	Hollywood	California	US	TCL Corporation	NO	Also known as Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.
Tokyo Skytree	Sumida	Tokyo	Japan		Cityscape	Tallest tower in the world since 2011
Tokyo TV Tower	Minato	Tokyo	Japan	Tokyo Tower	Cityscape	Tokyo TV Tower is protected by several trademarks.
Agbar Tower	Barcelona	Catalonia	Spain	Jean Nouvel	Cityscape
Europe Tower	Madrid		Spain		Cityscape
Picasso Tower	Madrid		Spain		Cityscape
Transamerica Pyramid	San Francisco	California	US		Cityscape
Tsutenkaku Tower		Osaka	Japan	Tsutenkaku Kanko	Cityscape	The tower is under trademark protection.
Berlin Velodrome	Berlin		Germany		Cityscape
Walt Disney Concert Hall	Los Angeles	California	US	Music Center	NO
Wrigley Building	Chicago	Illinois	US		Cityscape

Brussels

Memorial

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red Installation	London	England	UK	Paul Cummins and Tom Piper	NO	An art installation of 888,246 ceramic red poppies in the moat of the Tower of London.
Pedestrian bridge BP	Chicago	Illinois	US	Frank Gehry	NO
Bruce Lee Statue	Tsim Sha Tsui		Hong Kong		NO
Cadillac Ranch (art installation)	Amarillo	Texas	US	Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez and Doug Michels	NO
Attack bull	New York	New York State	US	Arturo Di Modica	NO	Located in Bowling Green near Wall Street in New York.
Christ the Redeemer Statue	Rio	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Paul Landowski	Cityscape
Cloud Gate	Chicago	Illinois	US	Anish Kapoor	NO	Also known as “Bob”.
Cologne Cathedral window (Gerhard Richter)	Cologne	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	Cologne Cathedral / Gerhard Richter	NO	The stained glass window of the Cologne Cathedral by Gerhard Richter is not allowed for use in commercial or editorial collections.
Crazy Horse Memorial	Black Hills	South Dakota	US	Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation	NO	Protected by copyright and located on private property.
Crown Fountain	Chicago	Illinois	US	Jaume Plensa	NO
Cupid’s flight	San Francisco	California	US	Claes Oldenburg and Cozy van Bruggen	NO	Sculpture in Rincón Park (Embarcadero)
Fremont Troll	Seattle	Washington	US	Steve Badanes, Will Martin, Donna Walter and Ross Whitehead	NO	Also known as The Troll or Troll Under the Bridge
New York Grand Central Station: 42nd Street Clock	New York	New York State	US	Jules-Félix Coutane	NO	Photos of the clock on 42nd Street and the clock in the main lobby are unacceptable for commercial use.
New York Grand Central Station: Main Lobby Clock	New York	New York State	US	Henry Edward Bedford	NO	Photos of the clock on 42nd Street and the clock in the main lobby are unacceptable for commercial use.
Jay Pritzker Pavilion	Chicago	Illinois	US	Frank Gehry	NO
Kobe Light Festival	Kobe	Hyogo	Japan		NO
Little Mermaid (statue)	Copenhagen		Denmark	Edward Eriksen	NO
Luri Garden	Chicago	Illinois	US	Gustafson & Associates	NO
Manneken Pis			Belgium		NO
US Marine Corps Memorial	Arlington	Virginia	US	Felix de Weldon	NO
Martin Luther Memorial	Washington	DC	US		NO
Works of art in Millennium Park	Chicago	Illinois	US		NO
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden	Minneapolis	Minnesota	US		NO
Monument to Peter I	Moscow		Russia	Zurab Tsereteli	NO
Spiral dam	Rosel Point	Utah	US	Robert Smithson	NO
Spoon bridge and cherry	Minneapolis	Minnesota	US	Claes Oldenburg and Cozy van Bruggen	NO
Standing Glassfish	Minneapolis	Minnesota	US	Frank Gehry	NO
Statue of Liberty	Liberty Island	New York State	US	Frederic Auguste Bartholdi	Yes	Only photographs of the original statue are allowed for commercial use. Copies of the statue may be protected by copyright law.
Statue of Liberty Replica	Las Vegas	Nevada	US	Robert Davidson	NO	Western Lady Liberty is a half-size replica of the statue located in the New York, New York Casino Hotel. The design of the face and body of the statue has been changed, so it is an original work that is protected by copyright law.
Swan boats in Boston Community Garden	Boston	Massachusetts	US	Robert Paget	NO
Sculpture “Tower of the Sun”			Japan		NO
Berlin World Clock	Berlin	Mitte	Germany	Hans-Joachim Kansch	NO
Worker and collective farmer	Moscow		Russia	Vera Mukhina	NO

Volkswagen

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Absolut Vodka Bottle			Sweden	Pernod Ricard	NO	The design of the Absolut bottle is a trademark of Pernod Ricard even without the use of logos.
Airstream trailers			US	Airstream	NO	Airstream is a trademark. Silver-coloured caravans and caravans with a rounded roof and a streamlined appearance are registered product designs and are therefore unacceptable for use in commercial collections. Submitted materials will be considered on an individual basis.
Apple	Cupertino	California	US	Apple Inc.	NO	Apple logos and product designs are protected by copyright law. Their vector images and illustrations are also unacceptable for commercial use.
Batmobile			Worldwide	Warner Bros. / DC Comics	NO	The Batmobile is a symbol and any representation of a vehicle that looks like a bat is unacceptable for commercial use.
Fire brigade helmet			US	MSA Safety Corporation	NO	The design of the Gallet F1-XF and other helmets used by European fire brigades is protected by trademark law.
Shoes by Christian Louboutin			France	Christian Louboutin SA	NO	Shoes with red lacquered soles are the hallmark and exclusive trademark of Christian Louboutin.
Crayola			Worldwide	Crayola	NO	Crayola crayon designs, including the colored serpentine and chevron pattern on boxes, are trademarks.
Crystal Head Vodka	East Kingston	Ontario	Canada	Globefill Inc	NO	Crystal Head Vodka bottle has a trademarked design.
Duplo			Worldwide	The Lego Group	NO	Photos of Lego figures or building sets (including Duplo) are unacceptable for commercial use. However, building blocks without visible trademarks are acceptable.
Batteries Duracell	Wilmington	Delaware	US	Duracell	NO	Duracell copper top is a trademark. Submissions are not allowed for use in commercial or editorial collections without permission.
Hershey’s Kisses Candies			US	The Hershey Company	NO	Distinctive shape, wrapping foil design and flags are trademarks of The Hershey Company, even without the use of logos.
John Deere			US	Deere & Company	NO	The green/yellow color scheme combined with the technique is a trademark of Deere & Company even without the use of logos.
Kikkoman soy sauce			Japan	Kikkoman Corporation	NO	Kikkoman Soy Sauce Bottle Designs and Cap Designs are trademarks of Kikkoman Corporation even without logos.
Lego			Denmark	The Lego Group	NO	Photos of Lego figures or building sets (including Duplo) are unacceptable for commercial use. However, building blocks without visible trademarks are acceptable.
Little Trees car fragrances			US	Car Freshener Corporation	NO	The tree design is a trademark of Car-Freshener Corporation even without logos.
Black London cab	Coventry	England	UK	The London Taxi Company (also LTI Vehicles)	NO	While yellow cabs are generic, black cab (also Hackney cab) vehicles are protected by copyright and trademark laws.
Peeps	Bethlehem	Pennsylvania	US	Just Born	NO	Just Born marshmallow design is protected by trademark law.
Red Cross and Red Crescent Symbols	Geneva		Switzerland	International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement	NO	A red cross on a white background is internationally protected and is not allowed in photographs as the main subject.
Rubik’s Cube			Hungary	Erno Rubik and the Ideal Toy Company	NO	The design, color and shape of the Rubik’s Cube are protected even without the use of a logo. We can accept illustrations of the cube with colors different from the original colors of the Rubik’s Cube.
Tiffany Blue			Worldwide	Tiffany & Co.	NO	The blue color of the robin egg is protected by trademark law even without the use of logos.
UPS (United Parcel Service)			US	UPS	NO	Brown in combination with package or parcel delivery, including the color of trucks and uniforms, is protected by trademark law even without the use of logos.
			Worldwide	Volkswagen	NO	The classic VW Beetle or “Beetle” (also known as Type 1) and VW Camper Bus (also known as Type 2 T1) have design variations that are trademarks even without the use of visible logos.
Weber Barbecue			Worldwide	Weber-Stephen Products	NO	Barbecue design is trademarked even without visible logos.
Zippo	Bradford	Pennsylvania	US	Zippmark	NO	The open and closed Zippo lighter have a trademarked design.

Title	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Boston Public Library	Boston	Massachusetts	US		NO
Chicago Board of Trade	Chicago	Illinois	US		NO
Navy Pier Chicago	Chicago	Illinois	US		NO
Dallas Baptist University	Dallas	Texas	US		NO
Dartmouth College	Hanover	California	US		NO
European Council	Strasbourg	Alsace	France		Cityscape	European Palace in Strasbourg, France, protected by law. All marks of the Council of Europe are also protected.
First National Bank of Nebraska and subsidiaries			US		NO
Grand ole opry concert	Nashville	Tennessee	US		NO
Minnesota State Capitol	St. Paul’s Cathedral	Minnesota	US		NO
National Library of France	Paris	Ile-de-France	France		NO
New York Mercantile Exchange	New York	New York State	US		Cityscape
New York Stock Exchange	New York	New York State	US		Cityscape	The shape of the triangular gable at the front exterior of the building is a trademark. Indirect photographs of the building taken from outside are acceptable for commercial use, provided names and signs are removed from them.
Pacific Exchange	San Francisco	California	US		NO
European Palace	Strasbourg	Alsace	France	Henry Bernard	Cityscape	Seat of the Council of Europe
Paris Airport – Charles de Gaulle	Paris	Ile-de-France	France		Cityscape
Piccadilly Circus	London		UK		NO
Bullring in Ronda	Ronda		Spain		NO	The largest bullring in Spain.
Princeton University	Princeton	New Jersey	US		Resolution	Special permission is required for commercial photography of the property.
Seat of the European Parliament	Strasbourg		France	Architecture Studio	NO
Superdome	New Orleans	Louisiana	US		NO

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Vehicles			Worldwide		Auxiliary use	Signs and logos need to be removed. It is acceptable to use car fragments in a larger context. Single photos of cars or vehicles manufactured after 2005, luxury cars and exotic cars, and 3D models of cars are not allowed for commercial use.
Currency			Worldwide		Partial use	Paper money must not be reproduced in its entirety in images, however, partial fragments (less than 75%) can be used in some countries. Photographs of currency depicting Queen Elizabeth II are unacceptable for commercial use.
Country flags					Yes	Flags of countries in a neutral context, with the exception of Singapore, are acceptable for commercial use. Politically biased content, such as flag burning, is not allowed.
Flags of states, governments or organizations					NO	Flags with heraldic symbols, emblems or seals are not allowed for commercial use.
Games			Worldwide		NO	Most games and their parts are protected by law.
Graffiti			Worldwide		Using release	A release is required for commercial use of individual street art or graffiti, or for use as backgrounds. Streetscapes that include graffiti are acceptable in certain special cases, provided that they are not the main subject of photography.
Japanese temples, shrines and castles			Japan		APPEARANCE	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Maps and globes			Worldwide		NO	All existing maps, globes and atlases are protected by copyright.
Military insignia			Worldwide		NO	State emblems are protected by law.
Museums			Worldwide		Cityscape	Fee-based institutions with ticketed access (such as museums) often have policies that prohibit commercial photography.
Police, fire, military, etc.			Worldwide		NO	Insignia, badges, badges, logos, and other attributes of government or public service employees are protected by federal law.
Public transport			Worldwide		Using release	On location photography and video filming requires a permit or property release. Public transit signs, traffic patterns and logos are protected by various copyright and trademark laws.
Quotes			Worldwide		SOME	All quotations from works published before 1923 are in the public domain and are available for commercial use. The remaining quotes are copyrighted for 70 years after the death of the author of the work.

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception	Washington	DC	US		APPEARANCE	Property release required for interior photography.
Sacré Coeur Basilica	Paris	Ile-de-France	France	Paul Abadi	Using release	Sacré-Coeur Basilica is the highest point in the city and is located on the hill of Montmartre. Photographs require a property release.
Louisville Beauty Steamboat	Louisville	Kentucky	US		NO
Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom)	Berlin	Berlin	Germany	Union of Evangelical Churches, UEK	WITHOUT INTERIORS	The interiors of the Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) are not allowed for use in commercial or editorial collections without permission.
Blenheim Palace	Oxfordshire	England	UK		NO
Castle Eltz	Münstermeifeld	Rhineland-Palatinate	Germany		NO	Eltz Castle is located in a nature reserve in the middle of a forest.
Byodo-in Temple	Uji	Kyoto	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Xenz Castle	Walbrzych	Silesia	Poland		NO
Chillon Castle	Veto	Vo	Switzerland		NO
Chateau Vauvenargues	Vauvenargues		France		Using release
Chatsworth House	Derbyshire	England	UK		Using release
Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom)	Cologne	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	Cologne Cathedral	WITHOUT INTERIORS	Interiors of Cologne Cathedral are not allowed for use in commercial or editorial collections without permission.
Colonial Williamsburg	Williamsburg	Virginia	US		NO	The grounds of the museum and the performers are protected by law, even if they are not individually identifiable.
Coliseum	Rome		Italy		APPEARANCE
Steamboat Delta Queen	Memphis	Tennessee	US		NO
Hagia Sophia	Istanbul		Turkey		APPEARANCE	Hagia Sophia is located on private property.
Harwood House	Leeds	England	UK		NO
Hearst Castle	San Simeon	California	US	Julia Morgan	NO	Property of the State of California. Photographs require a special property release.
Horyu-ji	Ikaruga	Nara	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Ise Shrine	Ise	Mie	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Manor of Vaux-le-Vicomte	Mansi	Ile-de-France	France	André Le Nôtre	NO	Garden of Vaux-le-Vicomte
Kinkaku-ji	Kita	Kyoto	Japan		NO	Also known as Golden Pavilion Temple and Rokuon-ji. Commercial photography at Japanese heritage sites is not allowed.
Lincoln Memorial	Washington	DC	US		Yes
Miyajima Island (also known as Itsukushima)	Hatsukaichi	Hiroshima	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Monticello Manor	Charlottesville	Virginia	US		NO	Monticello Manor is a private property.
Nagoya Castle	Nagoya	Aichi	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Steamboat Natchez	New Orleans	Louisiana	US		NO
Newport Mansions	Newport	Rhode Island	US	Preservation Society of Newport County	NO	Owned by the Preservation Society of Newport County.
Notre Dame Cathedral	Paris	Ile-de-France	France		APPEARANCE
Oak Alley Plantation	Vacheri	Louisiana	US		NO	Photography for personal use only.
Paris metro signs		Paris	France	Hector Guimard	NO
Penrhyn Castle	Gwynedd	North Wales	UK		APPEARANCE
Peterhof	St. Petersburg		Russia		NO	The Peterhof Palace and Park Ensemble is a private property.
Quinta da Regaleira	Sintra		Portugal	UNESCO	NO	In Portuguese it sounds like a “five-story manor”.
Abbey of San Galgano	Chiusdino	Tuscany	Italy		NO
Sanssouci Palace	Potsdam		Germany	SPSG	NO
Charlottenburg Palace	Charlottenburg	Berlin	Germany	SPSG	NO	Charlottenburg Palace was rebuilt in 1957 after being damaged in World War II.
Schönbrunn Palace	Vienna		Austria	Schönbrunn Palace	Resolution
Ossuary in Sedlec	Sedlec		Czech Republic		Cityscape
Sheikh Zayed Mosque	Abu Dhabi		UAE		APPEARANCE
Shosoin	Nara	Nara	Japan	Japanese Imperial Household Office	NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Monument of Remembrance	Melbourne	Victoria	Australia		NO
Sistine Chapel	Vatican City		Vatican City	Vatican Museums	NO	Commercial use of photos is not allowed.
River steamer Spirit of Peoria	Peoria	Illinois	US		NO
Church of St. Michael (Michaeliskirche)	Hildesheim	Lower Saxony	Germany		NO	Photo taken on the grounds or inside the church is not allowed for commercial or editorial use without permission.
Tofukuji Temple	Higashiyama	Kyoto	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Tokyo Imperial Palace	Chiyoda	Tokyo	Japan		NO	Commercial photography is not allowed in Japanese heritage sites.
Tower of London	London	England	UK		NO	The art installation known as Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red is protected by law.
Virginia House	Richmond	Virginia	US		Using release
Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign	Las Vegas	Nevada	US		Yes
Zollverein mine	Essen	North Rhine-Westphalia	Germany	UNESCO	NO	The former coal mine industrial complex has a trademarked design.

NASA

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Monument “Tribute to Courage”	Huntsville	Texas	US	David Edix	NO	Sam Houston Statue
Oscar			Worldwide	Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences	NO	The Oscar statuette is protected by trademark law.
Albert Einstein			Worldwide		NO
App Store			Worldwide	Apple Inc.	NO	Apple logos and product designs are protected by copyright law. Their vector images and illustrations are also unacceptable for commercial use.
Barbie			US	Mattel	NO	Trademarks and patents owned by Mattel.
Beast Mode	San Francisco	California	US	Marshawn Lynch	NO	Images of the words BeastMode or Beast Mode are not allowed for commercial use
Beverly Hills Road Sign and Sign	Beverly Hills	California	US	Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce	NO
Biltmore Estate	Asheville	North Carolina	US		NO
Blue Angels aerobatic team			US		NO
British Airways Concorde			UK	British Aircraft Corporation (BAC)	NO	This supersonic airliner was discontinued in 2003, but still represents the heritage of the manufacturer.
Build-A-Bear Workshop Toy Shop			US		NO
Burberry signature pattern	London	England	UK	Burberry	NO	The black, brown and red pattern known as haymarket check or Burberry classic check is a registered trademark.
Chemex coffee maker	Chicopee	Massachusetts	US	Chemex Corporation	NO	The Chemex name is protected by a trademark.
CrossFit	Scotts Valley	California	US	CrossFit, Inc.	NO	Content with the word CrossFit is not allowed for use in commercial collections
Spanish Army (Spanish Army)	Madrid	Madrid	Spain		NO
Devil Duckie	Mekilteo	Wisconsin	US	Military equipment	NO	Copyrighted.
Elvis Presley			Worldwide	Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.	NO	The name, images and photographs of Elvis Presley are unacceptable for commercial use.
Emmy			Worldwide	ATAS/NATAS	NO	The Emmy is protected by trademark law.
Football World Cup			Worldwide		NO	All marks associated with the World Cup are trademarks.
Fight Like a Girl	Westlake	Ohio	US	Fight Like a Girl LLC	NON-COMMERCIAL / EDITORIAL	Fight Like a Girl is a registered trademark and may not be used in commercial or editorial content.
Goldfish crackers	Norwalk	Connecticut	US	Pepperidge Farm	NO	Protected by trademarks.
Graceland	Memphis	Tennessee	USA	Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.	NO	Photography requires special permission from Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.
Guy Fawkes mask			US	David Lloyd	NO	Politically biased content.
Hollywood Sign	Hollywood	California	US	Hollywood Chamber of Commerce	NO	The mark itself is a trademark and is not allowed for commercial use.
Hollywood Walk of Fame	Hollywood	California	US		NO
I ❤ NY	New York	New York State	US	Empire State Development	NO
iPhone			Worldwide	Apple Inc.	NO	Apple logos and product designs are protected by copyright law. Their vector images and illustrations are also unacceptable for commercial use.
Keep Calm and Carry On and other options				Various	NO	Many variations of Keep Calm and… are trademarks and are not suitable for commercial use.
Single cypress	Pebble Beach	California	US	The Pebble Beach Company	NO	Lone cypress image protected by trademark law.
Longaberger Company Headquarters	Newark	Ohio	US		NO	Basket-shaped building design is a trademark.
Louis Vuitton Products			Worldwide	LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE	NO	The LV monogram and check pattern are protected by trademark law.
Merlion Park	Singapore		Singapore	Singapore Tourism Board	NO	Although this park is public, Merlion is a registered trademark of the Singapore Tourism Board.
Monopoly	Pawtucket	Rhode Island	US	Hasbro	NO	Monopoly symbols and designs are property of Hasbro.
Moulin Rouge	Paris	Ile-de-France	France		NO	Moulin Rouge is protected by trademark law.
NASA			Across the galaxy		NO	Emblems, symbols, and photographs of astronauts are unacceptable for commercial use.
Niteroi Museum of Contemporary Art	Niteroi	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil		NO
Olympic symbols			Worldwide		NO	Olympic rings, logos, torch and other trademarks are protected by law.
Pac-Man			Japan	BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment	NO	The most famous character in the Pac-Man video games, as well as the design of the ghosts and the maze, are protected by several trademarks and copyrights.
Pike Place Market	Seattle	Washington	US	Pike Place Preservation and Development Authority	NO	The names “Public Market”, “Public Market Center”, signs, watches and other items are trademarks.
Playmobil			Germany	Geobra Brandstatter	NO
Restaurant “Skala”	Michamvi Pingwe	Zanzibar Island	Tanzania		Resolution
Rockefeller Center	New York	New York State	US		Cityscape	Various trademark protections and license restrictions apply to all buildings, sculptures and panoramas (obtained from Top of the Rock).
Ron Jon Surf Shop	Cocoa Beach	Florida	US		NO	The building is protected by a trademark.
Route 66	Venendal		Netherlands	Attractive brands	SOME	Some similar images of Route 66 style road signs are not allowed for use in commercial or editorial content. Submissions will be evaluated on an individual basis.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police			Canada	RCMP Intellectual Property Office	NO	Mounted Police Uniform, the acronym RCMP and its symbols are trademarked.
Singapore Flag			Singapore	Singapore National Heritage	NO
Slinky	Canton	Michigan	US	Richard James & Poof-Slinky, Inc.	NO
Smiley			Worldwide	Smiley Company	NO	Yellow smiley face with oval eyes and dashes around the edges of the smile is a trademark.
SMPTE Color Chart	White Plains	New York State	US	Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE)	NO	The SMPTE test color table is copyrighted and may not be used in commercial or editorial collections without permission.
Tupperware Tower	Orlando	Florida	US		NO
Symbol of Venice	Los Angeles	California	US		NO	Protected by trademarks.
View-Master			Worldwide	Mattel	NO
Coke World	Atlanta	Georgia	US		NO

Bei Yuming

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
American Museum of Natural History	New York	New York State	US		NO	Photography for personal use only.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad	Baltimore	Maryland	US		Using Release	Photography for personal use only.
Getty Museum	Los Angeles	California	US		NO
Guggenheim Museums			Worldwide	Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation	NO
Holocaust Memorial	Friedrichstadt	Berlin	Germany		NO	Also known as a monument to the murdered Jews of Europe.
Iolani Palace	Honolulu	Hawaii	US		NO	Iolani Palace is located on a private property. Only photographs taken from the air are allowed.
Louvre Palace and Louvre Pyramid	Paris	Ile-de-France	France		NO
Guggenheim Bilbao	Bilbao	Biscay	Spain		NO
Witch Scale Museum	Audiewater		Netherlands		NO
Mystic Seaport Museum of America and the Sea	Mystic	Connecticut	US		NO
Neon Museum	Las Vegas	Nevada	US		Resolution	Photos of the Neon Museum, Urban Gallery and Neon Boneyard are allowed for personal use only.
Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang	Xian	Shaanxi	China		NO
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum	Cleveland	Ohio	US		NO
Terracotta Army	Xian	Shaanxi	China		NO
Open Air Museum “Peasant Manor Vogtov”	Black Forest		Germany		NO	Also known as the Black Forest Open Air Museum.
World Trade Center and National September 11 Memorial and Museum	New York	New York State	US		NO

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Aparadus da Serra		Rio Grande do Sul	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Brasilia National Park		Brasilia	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Chapada Diamantina National Park		Bahia	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Iguazu National Park		Parana	Brazil		NO	Photography requires special permission from IBAMA. Iguazu Falls content accepted.
Itatiaia National Park		Rio de Janeiro	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Jardin Botanic	Rio	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
National parks of Brazil			Brazil		NO	Special permission from the IBAMA Institute is required for photography in Brazilian national parks. Some parks in Rio de Janeiro also require permits from INEA.
Pedra da Gavea, Tijuca Forest		Rio de Janeiro	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Serra dos Orgaos		Rio de Janeiro	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Tijuca Forest National Park		Rio de Janeiro	Brazil		NO	Photographs require special permission from the IBAMA Institute.
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park	Yulara	Northern Territory	Australia	UNESCO	NO	Includes Ayers Rock, part of the Uluru massif. Shooting for commercial use in photo libraries is not allowed without permission for commercial photography.

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Royal residences of Great Britain			UK		NO	Interior photography requires permission and property release. Includes Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Holyrood Palace, Kensington Palace and Clarence House.
Brompton Cemetery	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Buckingham Palace	London	England	UK		NO	Interior photography requires permission and property release.
Bushy Park	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Clarence House	London	England	UK		NO	Interior photography requires permission and property release.
Green Park	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Greenwich Park	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Grosvenor Square	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Hyde Park	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Kensington Gardens	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Kensington Palace	London	England	UK		NO	Interior photography requires permission and property release.
Holyrood Palace	Edinburgh	Scotland	UK		NO	Interior photography requires permission and property release.
Queen Elizabeth II			UK		NO
Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Richmond Park	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Royal Parks UK	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
St. James Park	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Victoria Tower Gardens	London	England	UK		Resolution	Commercial photography requires a special license.
Windsor Castle	Windsor, Berkshire	England	UK		NO	Interior photography requires permission and property release.

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Bay Area Rapid Transit	San Francisco	California	US	BART	NO
Chicago Transportation Authority	Chicago	Illinois	US	CTA	NO
Train station on Church Street in Orlando	Orlando	Florida	US		NO
Transport company Eurostar			Europe	Eurostar International Limited	Resolution
Narrow Gauge Railway (FEVE)			Spain		NO
New York Central Station	New York	New York State	US	MTA	NO	Logos and signs are protected by law.
InterCity-Express (ICE) high-speed train network, Deutsche Bahn			Germany		NO
Shinkansen high-speed train network, JR Group			Japan		NO
Metro Los Angeles	Los Angeles	California	US	LACMTA	NO
London Underground	London	England	UK		NO
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority	Boston	Massachusetts	US	MBTA	NO
Metro Bilbao	Bilbao	Biscay	Spain		NO
Metropolitan Miami	Miami	Florida	US		NO
New Jersey Transit Corporation	Newark	New Jersey	US	NJT	NO
New York Subway	New York	New York State	US	MTA	NO	Signs, maps, logos, route markers (numbers, circle designs and color schemes) as well as various architectures and works of art are protected by law.
PATCO Speedline		Pennsylvania	US	PATCO	NO
Port Authority Trans-Hudson Underground Railroad (PATH)		New Jersey	US	PATH	NO
Paris Metro	Paris		France		NO
Railway network Renfe Operadora	Madrid		Spain		NO
San Francisco Municipal Railroad	San Francisco	California	US	SFMTA	NO
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	US	SEPTA	NO
Stockholm Metro	Stockholm		Sweden	Stockholm District Council	NO
High speed train network Train à Grande Vitesse (TGV)			France		NO

Name	City	State/Province	Country	Copyright holder	Commercial use	Notes
Beast Mode	San Francisco	California	US	Marshawn Lynch	NO
Burning Man Festival	Black Rock Desert	Nevada	US	Black Rock City LLC	NO	Commercial photography is prohibited.
Casa Batlló	Barcelona	Catalonia	Spain	Antonio Gaudí	NO
House between the rocks Castel Meur (Pointe du Château)	Plugrescan	Brittany	France		NO	The small house between the rocks is privately owned and protected by French privacy law.
Cuevas de Benifallet		Tarragona	Spain		NO	Includes Cueva Meravelles (cave of miracles) and Cueva del Dos cave.
Elvis Presley wannabes			US		Using release	Photos are allowed provided there is a model release. It must also be explicitly stated that the model is a copycat.
Ice hotel ICEHOTEL	Jukkasjärvi		Sweden		NO	Ice hotel ICEHOTEL is a private property.
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew	London	England	UK		NO
Longwood Gardens	Kennett Square	Pennsylvania	US		NO	Photography for personal use only.
The Painted Ladies Architectural Ensemble	San Francisco	California	US		APPEARANCE	Victorian houses of the same type in the vicinity of Alamo Square Park.
Park Güell	Barcelona	Catalonia	Spain	Antonio Gaudí	Yes

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Ethel Voynich – Ethel Voynich

Ethel Lilian Voynich , nee Logical (May 11, 1864 – July 27, 1960) Irish writer and musician, as well as a supporter of several revolutionary ideas. She was born in Cork but grew up in England. Voynich was a significant figure not only in recent times. Victorian literary scene, but also in the circles of Russian émigrés. She is best known for her novel

biography

Ethel Lillian Bull was born on May 11, 1864 at Litchfield Cottage, Blackrock, Ballintemple, Cork, ^[1] the youngest daughter of mathematician George Boole (father of Logic), mathematician and educator Mary Everest, ^[2] who was the niece of George Everest and writer for Crank , early 20th century periodical. ^[3] Her father died six months after she was born. Her mother returned to her native England with her daughters and was able to live on a small state pension until she was appointed librarian at King’s College London. ^[4] When she was eight years old, Ethel contracted an erysipelas disease associated with poor sanitation. Her mother decided to send her to her brother in Lancashire, believing that this would benefit her health. Described as a “religious fanatic and sadist”, ^[4] who regularly beat his children, he apparently forced Ethel to play the piano for hours. Ethel returned to London at the age of ten. She became withdrawn, dressed in black, and called herself “Lily”. ^[4]

At the age of eighteen, she received access to the inheritance. This enabled her to study piano and musical composition at the Hochschule für Musik in Berlin, which she attended from 1882 to 1885. During this period, she was increasingly attracted to revolutionary politics. Returning to London, she learned Russian from Sergei Kravchinsky, known as Stepnyak, who encouraged her to leave for Russia. ^[4] From 1887 to 1889 she worked as a governess in St. Petersburg, where she lived with Kravchinsky’s daughter-in-law, Preskovya Karaulova. Through her, she became connected with the revolutionary. Populists. ^[5] After her return to Britain, she settled in London, where she became involved in pro-revolutionary activities. Together with Kravchinsky she founded the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom, and helped edit Svobodnaya Rossiya , the Narodniks’ English-language magazine. ^[5]

V 189In 0, she met Michal Gabdank-Vojnicz, a Polish revolutionary who had fled Siberia. Soon he also became the life partner of Ethel Bull. By 1895 they were living together and she called herself Mrs. Voynich. They married in 1902. ^[4] In 1904 he translated his name into English. Wilfrid Michael Voynich and became a dealer in antique books, giving his name to the Voynich Manuscript.

In 1897 she published Gadfly which was an immediate international success. She published three more novels. Jack Raymond (1901), Olive Latham (1904) and A Friendship Broken (1910), but none of these compare in popularity with her first book. ^[5]

The Voynichs emigrated to the United States in 1920 after Wilfred moved the main base of his book business to New York. From that point on, she focused more on music, working at a music school, but continued her writing career as a translator, translating from Russian, Polish and French. Last novel, Take off your shoes was published in 1945. ^[5]

Voynich did not know about the huge sales of Gadfly in the Soviet Union until she was visited in New York in 1955 by a Russian diplomat who told her how highly she was valued in the country. The following year, Adlai Stevenson entered into an agreement to pay her a fee of $15,000. ^[4]

Ethel Lilian Voynich died on July 27, 1960 at the age of 96. According to her will, her body was cremated, and the ashes were scattered across Central Park to New York.

Alleged affair with Reilly

According to British journalist Robin Bruce Lockhart, Sidney Reilly – a Russian-born operative hired by an emigrant intelligence network from Scotland Yard’s Special Branch – met Ethel Voynich in London in 1895. Lockhart, whose father, R. H. Bruce Lockhart knew Reilly, claims that Reilly and Voynich had a sexual relationship and traveled to Italy together. During their affair, Reilly is said to have bared his soul and told her the story of his spying activities. After their brief romance, Voynich published Gadfly , whose central character Arthur Burton was based on Reilly. ^[6] In 2004, writer Andrew Cook suggested that Reilly may have reported on Voynich and her political activities to William Melville of the Metropolitan Police Special Branch. ^[7] In 2016, new evidence emerged from archival communications between Ann Fremantle, who attempted to compile a biography of Ethel Voynich and Ethel’s Hinton relative. Evidence shows that between Reilly and her in Florence in 189There was some kind of connection in 5 years. ^[8]

Work

Gadfly

She is best known for her first novel Gadfly , first published in 1897 in the United States (June) and Great Britain (September), about the struggle of an international revolutionary in Italy who in general terms relied on the figure of Giuseppe Mazzini. This novel was very popular in the Soviet Union and was a major bestseller and required reading where it was considered ideologically useful; for the same reasons, the novel was also popular in the People’s Republic of China. By the time of Voynich’s death Gadfly sold approximately 2,500,000 copies in the Soviet Union and was made into two Russian films, first in 1928 in Soviet Georgia ( Krazana ) and then again in 1955. ^[9]

Historian Mark Mazover describes Gadfly as a “radical English novel fin de siècle”, translated into Yiddish by his grandfather Max Mazover, published in 1907 in Vilna, then part of the Russian Empire, now Vilnius, Lithuania . His dramatic story serves as an allegory for the struggle for freedom in Russia. It not only spread widely among the socialists in Russia, but was also extremely popular with progressive people in other countries, whose popularity in Britain soared towards the end of the First World War. Sidney Reilly, the famous British “Spy Spy”, is said to have either copied himself or served as a model for the Voynich hero. Reilly, in turn, used Ian Fleming as a model for James Bond, the most famous fictional spy of the Cold War. ^[10]

In the 1955 film of the novel by the Soviet director Alexander Feintsimmer, it is noteworthy that the composer Dmitry Shostakovich wrote the score (see Lux “The Gadfly” ). Along with some other passages, the Romance movement has since become very popular. Shostakovich’s Gadfly theme was also used in the 1980s, in the BBC Series Reilly, Ace of Spies . In 1980, the novel was again filmed as a television miniseries. Gadfly , featuring Sergei Bondarchuk as Montanelli’s father. Various other adaptations exist, including at least three operas and two ballets.

Other novels

The other four Voynich novels were never as successful as The Gadfly , but two of them expanded their story. A Broken Friendship (1910) develops The Gadfly’ protagonist’s backstory, ^[5] and Take Off Thy Shoes (1945), Voynich’s last novel, further focuses on the life of the protagonist’s family and ancestors; “a long chronicle spanning several generations”, set in the 18th century. ^[4]

Her second novel, Jack Raymond (1901), was soon followed by her third, Olive Latham (1904) . Nearly ten years later, Voynich took a break from composing and focused on music. ^[11]

Music

Voynich began composing music around 1910. Society of Women Musicians during the First World War. After she and her husband moved to New York, she devoted herself to music much more, creating many adaptations and transcriptions of existing works. At 19In 31 she published an edited volume of Chopin’s letters. ^[12] From 1933 to 1943 she worked at the Pius X School of Liturgical Music in Manhattan. There she composed a number of cantatas and other works that were performed at the college, including Babylon , Jerusalem , Epitaph in Ballad Form and The Sunken City . She also worked on the history of music, compiling detailed commentaries on the music of different eras. Most of her music remains unpublished and is held by the Library of Congress. ^[4] The recent evaluation of the cantata in 2005 Babylon by an outstanding English composer was not very favorable. “The overall impression is amateurishness and rudeness.” ^[13]

Legacy

And the minor planet 2032 Ethel, discovered in 1970 by the Soviet astronomer Tamara Mikhailovna Smirnova, is named after her. ^[14]

Working

• Garshin’s Stories (1893)
• Gadfly (1897)
• Jack Raymond (1901)
• Oliv to Latam (1904)
• Interrupted friendship (Russian “Dischard in the Exile” (1910) (1910)

VOMI VEARI VEA (1945)

See also

• Krazana , 1928 Georgian black-and-white silent film directed by Kote Marjanishvili Schmadel, Lutz D. (2003). Dictionary of Minor Planet Names (5th ed.). New York: Springer Verlag. p. 165. ISBN 3-540-00238-3 .

further reading

• Bernhardt, Lewis (Autumn 1966). “ Gadfly in Russia” (PDF). Princeton University Library Chronicle . 28 (1): 1–19. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 5, 2016. Retrieved on June 27, 2015.
• Showalter, Elaine (1977). Literature of their own: British female novelists from Bronte to Lessing . Princeton: Princeton University Press. ISBN 978-0-86068-285-1 .

External link 9

• Work Ethelian Voynich in the Gutenberg project
• Working Wojnix work in Librivox (audiobooks in public domain)
• Collection of Documents on Ethel Voynich
• 1959 British Pathé Footage of the Soviet Ballet Delegation’s visit to Ethel Lilian Voynich in New York

Thomas Spring Rice, 2nd Baron Monteagle of Brandon

For others named Thomas Spring Rice, see Thomas Spring Rice (disambiguation).

Thomas Spring Rice, 2nd Baron Monteagle of Brandon KP DL (31 May 1849 – 24 December 1926) Anglo-Irish politician and landowner who helped found the anti-partition Irish Dominion League and was a key figure in the development of Irish cooperative agriculture .

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• 1 Family and Education
• 2 Politics
• 3 Honors and appointment
• 4 Originance
• 6 External link . Stephen Spring Rice (1814–1865) and his wife Ellen Frere. He was educated at Harrow School and Trinity College, Cambridge. ^[1] He became 2nd Baron Monteagle Brandon in 1866 on the death of his grandfather, former Chancellor of the Exchequer Thomas Spring Rice, 1st Baron Monteagle of Brandon, as his father died in 1865. Spring Rice became an active member of the House of Lords and spent much of his time at Mount Trenchard House in County Limerick, from where he managed his estates. He also owned property in London. In 1872 he attended the “General Meeting of the Members and Friends of the Irish Women’s Suffrage Society” at Blackrock, County Dublin. ^[2]

  On October 26, 1875, Spring Rice married Elizabeth Butcher (d. April 27, 1908), eldest daughter of Most Rev. Rt. The Right Honorable Samuel Butcher, Bishop of Meath, to County Meath. Together they had three children who were taught to speak Irish fluently.

  • Stephen Edmond Spring Rice (1877-1900), died in London of a fever that caught him on his return from Australia. ^[3]
  • Mary Spring Rice (1880–1924), Irish nationalist activist who died unmarried. ^[4]
  • Thomas Spring Rice (1883–1934), died unmarried. ^[5]

  His eldest son predeceased him, so he succeeded to the peerage of his youngest son. After his son died without an heir in 1934, his peerage passed to Thomas’s brother, Francis Spring Rice (1852–1937). Their sister was the poetess, Lucy Knox. Lord Monteagle was the cousin of Sir Cecil Spring Rice, British Ambassador to the United States from 1912 to 1918.

  Politics

  Like his grandfather, Lord Monteagle was a moderate trade unionist when he took his seat in the House of Lords. He was originally a member of the Liberal Party, and in 1885 wrote a pamphlet called Liberal politics in Ireland . ^[6] The next year he became a Liberal Unionist out of fear that Gladstone’s Home Rule Act 1886 would lead to the complete independence of Ireland and the breakup of the United Kingdom. ^[7] As a consequence, Lord Monteagle sat with fellow Irish Unionists and he became a leading figure among the moderate Southern Unionists. As a resident of Ireland, he witnessed the deterioration of the political situation in the 1890s. Gradually he came to believe that the unions should recognize that a compromise and workable agreement had to be reached with the Irish nationalists in order to defend the Union. ^[8] In 1911 he was one of the founders and later president of the Irish Proportional Representation Society, believing that proportional representation would help prevent conflict between unionists and nationalists in self-governing Ireland. In 1917, he helped organize the Irish Convention, using his personal connections to ensure that Sinn Féin’s interests were represented after the party’s leadership refused to come. ^[9] In the same year he publicly described himself as a moderate who still believed in the Union principle, but admitted that it did not work for most Irish people. ^[10] He feared that Ireland would not become divided and in 1919 he left the splintered Unionist alliance to join the Irish Dominion League. The league was led by his close friend and helpful colleague, Sir Horace Plunkett. ^{[11] [12]} Subsequently he became chairman of the London branch of the League and tried to encourage David Lloyd George The Russian government should grant dominion status to a united Ireland in accordance with the views of the League. ^[13] In June 1920 he organized meetings between representatives of the British government and the Nationalists. George Gavan Duffy. ^[14] A month later he proposed the Dominion of Ireland Bill in the House of Lords at the same time as the government proposal. The Irish government’s bill was debated in the British Parliament. ^[15] His bill would have granted extensive self-government to a united Ireland with responsibility for all domestic matters as a dominion within the empire. Monteagle argued that the foreign affairs and defense of Ireland should, however, remain the responsibility of the Government of Westminster. Confronted by both the Conservative Earl of Dunraven, who favored federal union through devolution, and the Liberal peers, who supported the government’s own bill, Monteagle’s bill was defeated on second reading on 1 July 1920 years 28 votes against 41 votes against. ^[16]

  He caused outrage in the Irish trade union community when, in February 1920, Times , he called for an end to the deportation and internment without trial of newly elected Sinn Féin politicians. ^[17]

  Honors and Appointments

  Lord Monteagle was made a Knight of the Order of Saint Patrick on 9 February 1885; ^[18] his coat of arms hangs in St. Patrick’s Hall, Dublin Castle alongside other knights. He served as Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Limerick. He was a founder of the Irish Society of Agricultural Organizations along with Plunkett, succeeding him as president of the society, and was a supporter of the agricultural cooperative economy. ^[19] He was President of the Society for Statistical and Social Inquiry of Ireland between 1882 and 1884.

  Coat of arms of Thomas Spring Rice, 2nd Baron Monteagle Brandon

  Crest Face of the leopard Gules crowned Or. Rosette Quarterly 1st and 4th for pale argent and gules (rice), 2nd azure, lion rampant, or (meredith), 3rd argent on a chevron between three gule carcasses, as many cinquefoils argent (Spring). 90

  Steven Spring Rice

  6. William Frere

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