They remember things like anniversary dates.
But television usually can't resist celebrating big, round anniversary dates.
The anniversary dates represent the passing of centuries and the changes therein, rather than a specific event: 1709 marks the time during which Dutch culture continued apace under British rule; 1809, when writers and artists began to romanticize Dutch heritage; and 1909, when Americans became nostalgic about their society's Dutch roots.
They have tried in their way to be good conservators: For more than a decade, beginning around the 25th anniversary of the festival in 1994, they held Woodstock "reunions" that drew musicians and a few hundred to a few thousand spectators, who camped on their 100-acre homestead for the three days in August near the anniversary dates of Aug. 15, 16 and 17.
Obtaining images at near anniversary dates is considered important for change detection studies (Jensen, 2007).
The issuer can call the step-up bond in redeem it early, that is typically on the anniversary dates when it's supposed to step up.
The service also allows you to store digital scans of children's artwork, create photo albums from your family pictures, store insurance contracts, as well as keep track of anniversary dates, birthdays, and post instructions to the family baby sitter.
This income stream is based on an annual 6% growth rate on all premiums invested in the contract, but also provides an automatic lock-in on its anniversary dates should the contract's value grow more than the base 6%.
The reverse, for both coins, contains the denomination, a commemorative inscription, and an olive branch above the anniversary dates.
Painful memories resurface because of anniversary dates or unexpected reminders, so these processes are cycles, not destinations.
Thankfully, I've become less apolitical over the years and often find myself reading accounts from those who lived during certain events that have become important anniversary dates, dates like November 4th over some thirty years ago.
