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State: Delaware
County: Kent County
City/Town: Wyoming
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38 Commerce was a small two-story building on this site. It had to go to make room for the 38 Commerce project that will include a 7-story parking structure hidden by two "linear-buildings" of retail, office and residential.
Copyright City of Philadelphia. Photograph by Taylor Farnsworth.
This City of Philadelphia Department of Commerce photograph is being made available only for publication by news organizations and for noncommercial personal use. The photograph may not be manipulated in any way and may not be used in advertisements, emails, products, or promotions that in any way suggests approval or endorsement of the Mayor or his Administration. Reproduction of this photograph requires attribution of ownership to the City of Philadelphia.
My paintings capture a sense of place and time: the American West and the Age of Oil. The roadside motels and diners, gas stations and vehicles that fuel my depictions are the iconic outposts of a previous century. In the spare landscape and small towns of the West, post-World War II architecture, signage and design are rendered as monoliths, deifying America at the height of its power. My work is a celebration of a time before planned obsolescence, the last vestiges of craftsmanship and things well made in a country racing to put the first man on the moon. I paint monuments to places rapidly disappearing in the rush toward urban renewal, a memento mori of a bygone era.
Webb City, MIssouri
Listed 7/18/2014
Reference Number: 14000427
The Downtown Webb City Historic District is an irregular shaped commercial area located in Webb City; Jasper County, Missouri and is locally significant under National Register Criterion A in the area of Commerce, and under National Register Criterion C in the area of Architecture. A survey of Webb City (1996) and a site and recommendations report (2009) identified the district as one of the most intact grouping of commercial buildings in the community. The district served as the primary commercial business district in the community from the mid-nineteenth century to the current date. The buildings retain most of their original design features, and comprise of a visually cohesive grouping of commercial buildings and one residential dwelling constructed from 1883 to 1965. The development ofthis district in the city represents a local commercial development trend, and depicts the vital interplay between the mining industry and commerce in Web City's development. The predominantly brick-clad, one- to threestory buildings tend to be two-part commercial block but design details and the few high-style buildings within the district were visibly influenced by the common styles of the mid-nineteenth to early-twentieth centuries. Stylistic influences within the Downtown Webb City Historic District include Italianate, Italianate Revival, Romanesque, Art Deco, Streamline Moderne and Queen Anne. In addition, buildings are notable for their cast iron storefront. The period of significance extends from 1883 through 1965, representing the period in which the district was developed.
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5th India International Water Summit
16th December 2014, The Grand, New Delhi
Vision 2020 : Towards Sustainable Water Management.
India's supply of water is rapidly dwindling primarily due to mismanagement of water resources, although over-pumping and pollution are also significant contributors. Today, water resource management strategy is required to be integrated and innovative so that it is sustainable and efficient; this can be ensured through innovative tools of promotion, and incentives for the efficient water utilization, while simultaneously, dealing with inefficient water consumption through taxes, disincentives, and tariffs. A holistic management approach on how to use, from where to use, distribution network, collection network, its treatment and disposal has to be defined. The investments in urban water infrastructure need to be supported by governance, reforms in order to transform the urban sector and improve delivery of services and adequate improvement in provisions for maintenance of assets have to be made.
The 5th Edition of India International Water Summit aims to provide an unique and ideal forum to bring in policy level interaction/representation along with B2B opportunities. The discussions and deliberations at the summit will not only focus on policy and regulatory environment prevailing in the country but would also focus on new projects on sustainable management of water, advanced technologies, business development, success stories and idea of replication as well.
The Summit is envisaged to provide the forum for interaction with the policy makers, industrial experts,environmentalists, researchers and academicians etc on a common platform to discuss, deliberate and develop technically viable and economically feasible solutions for sustainable development, its governance and management.
SUMMIT FEATURES
Networking and partnership opportunities with Central and State government officials, Municipal Commissioners, Chief Engineers, Project Officers and Chief Executives from infrastructure companies, water treatment, equipment providers, consultants, potential end users etc.
Information regarding the prospective future trends and discussions on overcoming bottlenecks and challenges in water sectors.
Identify the existing as well as new potential areas to provide services to the sector
Showcase capabilities, strengths, success stories and ideas of replication
Panel Discussions & Expositions
B2B & B2G Meets
SUMMIT FOCUS
Regional Water Security, Resource Use & Allocation : PPP Opportunities
What makes water projects a sustainable Business proposition
Swachh Bharat Mission- Clean Water for All, Water Supply & Sanitation
Clean Ganga and Measures
Technology Innovation in Urban Water Management
Water Treatment Solutions for the Industry
CSR initiatives for efficient use of water.
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Contact -
Ranjeeta Paul
Assistant Director
Indian Chamber of Commerce(New Delhi)
icc-delhi@indianchamber.net
91-9560961433
5th India International Water Summit
16th December 2014, The Grand, New Delhi
Vision 2020 : Towards Sustainable Water Management.
India's supply of water is rapidly dwindling primarily due to mismanagement of water resources, although over-pumping and pollution are also significant contributors. Today, water resource management strategy is required to be integrated and innovative so that it is sustainable and efficient; this can be ensured through innovative tools of promotion, and incentives for the efficient water utilization, while simultaneously, dealing with inefficient water consumption through taxes, disincentives, and tariffs. A holistic management approach on how to use, from where to use, distribution network, collection network, its treatment and disposal has to be defined. The investments in urban water infrastructure need to be supported by governance, reforms in order to transform the urban sector and improve delivery of services and adequate improvement in provisions for maintenance of assets have to be made.
The 5th Edition of India International Water Summit aims to provide an unique and ideal forum to bring in policy level interaction/representation along with B2B opportunities. The discussions and deliberations at the summit will not only focus on policy and regulatory environment prevailing in the country but would also focus on new projects on sustainable management of water, advanced technologies, business development, success stories and idea of replication as well.
The Summit is envisaged to provide the forum for interaction with the policy makers, industrial experts,environmentalists, researchers and academicians etc on a common platform to discuss, deliberate and develop technically viable and economically feasible solutions for sustainable development, its governance and management.
SUMMIT FEATURES
Networking and partnership opportunities with Central and State government officials, Municipal Commissioners, Chief Engineers, Project Officers and Chief Executives from infrastructure companies, water treatment, equipment providers, consultants, potential end users etc.
Information regarding the prospective future trends and discussions on overcoming bottlenecks and challenges in water sectors.
Identify the existing as well as new potential areas to provide services to the sector
Showcase capabilities, strengths, success stories and ideas of replication
Panel Discussions & Expositions
B2B & B2G Meets
SUMMIT FOCUS
Regional Water Security, Resource Use & Allocation : PPP Opportunities
What makes water projects a sustainable Business proposition
Swachh Bharat Mission- Clean Water for All, Water Supply & Sanitation
Clean Ganga and Measures
Technology Innovation in Urban Water Management
Water Treatment Solutions for the Industry
CSR initiatives for efficient use of water.
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Contact -
Ranjeeta Paul
Assistant Director
Indian Chamber of Commerce(New Delhi)
icc-delhi@indianchamber.net
91-9560961433
Group photo of E Commerce Workshop for Africa at the International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce held the 2011 Annual Meeting on Tuesday, January 25, 2011 at the Sheraton Chapel Hill.
(Photos by Kevin Seifert Photography | Courtesy the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce | www.photoendeavors.com | 919.208.9458)
Chamber Announces Businesses of the Year
December 31, 2010 — Winners of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce’s 2010 Business of the Year Awards were announced at the Chamber’s 2011 Annual Meeting Jan. 25. The Chamber presents Business of the Year Awards to outstanding members in the small, mid-size, large and non-profit organization categories. The Chamber also presented the Progress Energy Sustainable Business of the Year Award.
Vacuum Cleaner Hospital is the 2010 Business of the Year in the small business category.
Chapel Hill Magazine is the 2010 Business of the Year in the mid-size business category.
Top of the Hill is the 2010 Business of the Year in the large business category.
The Morgan Creek Foundation is the 2010 Non-Profit of the Year.
PTA Thrift Shop, Inc. is the Progress Energy Sustainable Business of the Year.
The Business of the Year Awards (one recipient each for small, mid-size, and large categories) is presented to the outstanding Chamber member businesses that have shown growth, innovation of product, exemplary customer service, response to adversity, and/or contribution to the community. The small category is open to organizations with ten or fewer employees; the mid-size category to organizations with 11-25 employees, and the large to organizations with 26 or more employees.
The Non-Profit of the Year Award is presented to the outstanding Chamber member charitable non-profit organization that has shown growth, innovation of product, exemplary customer service, response to adversity, and/or contribution to the community.
The Progress Energy Sustainable Business of the Year is presented to the outstanding Chamber member that has applied for Green Plus certification and demo
Ashegar Digimentors introduce the online shopping mall in which individuals can buy and sell things on this e-commerce platform over the internet. Anyone can do the e-commerce business from this platform.
The Councilman with Terry Lee Hake-Church and Elaine Brown, of the Commerce Owners & Business Restoration Association (COBRA) and the "Historic Olde Town" sign.