In the early to mid-1800s, the coveted names are John Jackson and Hugh Philp, the first official maker at St. Andrews in Scotland, who is recognized as the Stradivarius of club makers.
Again, the lack of specificity is attributable to the lack of empirical evidence; however, without such criteria for disease control, official decision makers are left subject to economic and social pressures to re-open schools from parents and employers.
The first official pistol maker to the U.S. government, Simeon North, had his factory there in 1799.
He in turn forwards them to a jeweller named Balfour, in Attleboro, Mass, the official key-maker for P.B.K.
Even after the housing crisis is over, we will need to build connections among local government officials, policy makers, financial institutions, residents and architects.
City officials, and makers of patient records software, said they do not believe any state or large local government has tried such a thing.
Hillerich & Bradsby, which is based in Louisville, Ky., enjoys the designation of being baseball's official bat-maker, a title for which it pays Major League Baseball hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
The company, home to its eponymous railway sets as well as Airfix models, Humbrol paints and Corgi die-cast models, was appointed official toy maker to the 2012 Games last summer.
But it produces dozens of reports a year on issues like crime patterns, drug use, police tactics and prison populations and is widely cited by law enforcement officials, policy makers, social scientists and the news media.
New Era, the official cap maker of Major League Baseball, has introduced a line of fitted caps for spring training that the company says are 40 percent lighter than traditional on-field caps and are designed to allow perspiration to evaporate faster, keeping players cooler.
