News about Henry Ford

OSCAR CAINER: Henry Ford (born on this day) said: 'Whether you believe you can do a thing or not, you're right.'  I've also heard this: 'Whether you think you can, or think you can't, you're right'. Although these quotes are similar there's a difference between 'thinking' and 'believing'.  When we believe, a successful outcome is possible (despite any challenges). As Venus moves to link with Jupiter, it's believe-time!

Dramatic photos show the extent of Ford's $950million transformation of a century-old Detroit train station set to be automaker's new tech campus. The building has been given a new lease of life following a massive six-year, multimillion-dollar renovation and is now home to Ford Motor Co. and the centerpiece of a sprawling 30-acre mobility innovation district.

The Mini Cooper has been voted the most iconic British-built car of all time, according to a new survey of motorists. The poll of 2,000 car aficionados found that a third of Brits (27 per cent) feel affection towards the small motor, beating even the Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost (23 per cent) and James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 (22 per cent) to the top spot. While Jaguar came out on top for Britain's favourite manufacturer, the classic Mini - now celebrating its 65th birthday - cemented its position as a global icon with its famed appearance in The Italian Job (1969).

Geoffrey Holt, 82, lived a frugal life as the caretaker of the trailer park where he grew in Hinsdale New Hampshire. However, it was discovered that after his death, he was a mystery multimillionaire who had gifted his town millions. The donation stunned locals who knew the senior citizen as a reclusive handyman who did odd jobs to get by. In reality, Holt was sitting on a massive fortune he built through shrewd investments and has now shared the town he loved.

According to a recent Cazoo poll, Brits are extremely concerned about the color of their cars.

Bill Ford, the company's chairman, called to call the strike and said overseas companies are profiting from it. Shawn Fain, the UAW president, slammed Ford and said they should know what has to be done if they want to avoid the strike. Over the course of four years, the Ford company has received a 23 percent wage increase, while the union is seeking a 4 percent raise. According to the automaker, they have hit their maximum limit on how much money they can spend.

Mark Porter explores some of the islands off the coast of south-west Florida, as well as the city itself. Fort Myers' name was put on the map by, among other things, those leading lights of the American industrial revolution, Henry Ford and Thomas Edison.' Ford and Edison used to have summer houses in the city, according to him.

Carmine Gallo wrote in a recent Forbes article, highlighting the mindset that fueled America's Golden Age of Entrepreneurship, from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. During this period, entrepreneurs like Thomas Edison and Henry Ford revolutionized industry and changed the world with their inventions and innovations. According to Gallo, these entrepreneurs' mindsets were a constant search of knowledge, a willingness to take risks, and a desire to solve big challenges. They also had a strong work ethic and a passion for what they were doing.

Carlton Reid stayed at the hotel for a memorable stay, including a glimpse inside the Sir Paul Smith Suite and chatting with historian Andy Williamson about the hotel's rich history and its illustrious past guests. Brown's, which opened in 1837, is London's oldest luxury hotel with the same name and location.

On Thursday, Hampton's estate went up for auction for a whopping $59.5 million. On a picture-perfect peninsula of Mecox Bay, the home is located on a 12.2 acre parcel. According to Zillow, the house is owned and listed as a rental for July and August. The large property, which is nearly 28,000 square feet, has 11 bedrooms, an indoor pool and spa, a half basketball court, 350-bottle wine cellar, concert hall, and an arcade. An inground pool with a waterfall and a pool house are among the stunning lush grounds, surrounded by a moat. A basketball court in the second half and an outdoor dining room with a grill and pizza oven.

The Roy family in HBO's Succession owns a slew of homes, from high-end New York City apartments to elaborate summer houses in the Hamptons, and FEMAIL has uncovered all of the real homes that they used to film the hit show before its fourth series premiered. As they fight over who will take over the business in the future, billionaire Logan Roy, the director of media conglomerate Waystar Royco, and his three sons. The family certainly leads a luxurious lifestyle, riding private helicopter rides whenever they please and going on vacations all the time, which is why it's no surprise that their homes are just as luxurious as their way of life.

Last week, the New York Times revealed an article that revealed how hundreds of children were being taken out of overcrowded shelters and into the care of distant relatives or strangers. From there, the children are being enrolled in schools, but they are also being signed up for part-time evening hours in factories, stuffing Cheerios and Lucky Charms into cereal boxes, or assembling pieces to be used in cars. Since 2018, the number of migrant children working illegally in US factories has increased to 3,800 children in 835 companies.

In the name of climate change, researchers are urging doctors to use less anesthesia on their surgical patients. They claimed that reducing the amount of anesthetic used during surgery at the midpoint could greatly reduce the carbon footprint of surgical operations. At the American Society of Anesthesiologists annual convention in Orlando, Florida, doctors from Henry Ford Health in Detroit, Michigan, made the claim on Friday.

Ford, which was founded in 1903, is accelerating its 'transition to an electric future,' in which it claims all passenger cars will be electric by 2030 and the remainder by 2035. By 2024, three new hybrid passenger cars and four new hybrid commercial vehicles are expected to be available in the United Kingdom and mainland Europe.

Reginald is just one of the many things about the city, but he didn't see it at first. Edward Cullen's skin doesn't shine, and no one in The Vampire Diaries has the chiseled jawline. According to Angela (Savannah Basley), the Head Vampire in Charge of Akron, Ohio, No. the leading man of Syfy's new series Reginald the Vampire is "defective, grotesque, and an insult to our humanity." Reginald Andres — as played by actor Jacob Batalon — is one of a kind. Batalon, who rose to fame starring Gary Oldman in the MCU's Spider-Man films, talks to MTV News about his favorite blood suckers. "We've never really had any point of reference in pop culture or media because there's certainly nothing like Reginald the Vampire. All my experiences as a child — being told that I wasn't strong enough or that I wasn't attractive enough — and [that] being overweight and obese made me unsatisfie[as Reginald].