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Colonial Revival Semi-detached House (1924)
562–68 Wilson Ave.
Architect: George W. Kelham
Bay Terrace
Vallejo Heights
Vallejo, Solano
Architect George W. Kelham designed residences as part of the Mare Island Industrial Housing project planned in 1915 and built in 1918–24 to provide civilian workers' housing for the Mare Island Naval Shipyard. The district was originally called Georgetown but re-renamed Bay Terrace in 1920. The houses had varying exterior styles but were limited to about five floor plans. This is an example of a house with four four-room flats.
George W. Kelham (1871–1936) came to San Francisco in 1906. He organized the plan for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in 1915 and designed numerous major buildings in San Francisco and elsewhere.
© Matthew X. Kiernan
NYBAI17-4201
Lifting the last silo at Southampton docks. The UK transport project planning, permits & escorts was by Teahan Convoi Service. All the loads were escorted by Teahan, Convoi Assist & RVT.
Soldiers from the Powhatan-based 180th Engineer Company, 276th Engineer Battalion, 91st Troop Command install a road culvert June 19-20, 2013, in the Fort Pickett training area. The engineers have several road improvement projects planned as part of their two-week annual training. (Photo Cotton Puryear, Virginia National Guard Public Affairs)
Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC, the state agency "overseeing" developer Forest City Ratner’s Atlantic Yards development proposal in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) public hearing on the Modified General Project Plan
July 30, 2009
New York City College of Technology (Klitgord Auditorium)
285 Jay Street
Brooklyn, New York
Learning session conducted by Janette Toral of DigitalFilipino.com at the T (chilline.com) in Tagaytay.
Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC, the state agency "overseeing" developer Forest City Ratner’s Atlantic Yards development proposal in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) public hearing on the Modified General Project Plan
July 30, 2009
New York City College of Technology (Klitgord Auditorium)
285 Jay Street
Brooklyn, New York
REACH is a local NGO born out of a business school project Plan set up in 2004. REACH became an independent organisation in 2008 and Plan Vietnam has been there to offer support as the org has worked with young people around the country. From humble beginnings, REACH has gone on to do great things and now offers vocational training and employment for Vietnam’s most disadvantaged youths. This photo was taken during the latest graduation, which saw 120 students collect their certificates.
Photo by Plan/Claire Grigaut
With my folks in town, we'll be tackling various house projects today. A priority for me will be to fix a leaky sink, while I think Doobie and my mom will be working on the garden some. We have some work projects planned in anticipation of painting the house in the coming months, so the hope is to get everything ready so when the weather comes, we're ready to act.
My dad gifted us with a picture mug of a shot of Doobie and I from our recent France trip. We're enjoying a nice breakfast and I made some more of the Guamo.
These graphics were created by Steve Long for the Kettering Foundation Issue book, “Too Many Children Left Behind”. Texas Forums is adapting this issue book for Central Texas in partnership with E3 Alliance and Austin Voices for Education and Youth. Through the summer and fall of 2007, we will organize forums on this topic in seven communities. For those who are interested, we have a description of our project plan and are posting updates and additional resources on the Texas Forums blog.
The guide focuses on three approaches:
Raise expectations and accountability for all
Close the spending gap
Address the root causes
What message does this graphic send to you? How might it support the framework?
Steve provided these graphics for Texas Forums and other National Issues Forums or other community groups to use if they want to adapt this issue book for their community. The Issue in Brief is available to download for free. Order information about the full issue book is here.
Texas Forums is an initiative of the LBJ Presidential Library.
The Park Hills Civic Association organized a tour of the Wayne Avenue alignment of the Purple Line light rail project in March 2015. Staff from the Maryland Transit Administration explained aspects of the project plan and answered questions from participants. Representatives from the East Silver Spring Citizens Association, Seven Oaks Evanswood Citizens Association, the offices of County Councilmembers Hans Riemer and Tom Hucker, the Montgomery County Planning Department, the County Department of Transportation,the Silver Spring Regional Center, and the SSIMS/SCES PTSA also participated.
The Park Hills Civic Association organized a tour of the Wayne Avenue alignment of the Purple Line light rail project in March 2015. Staff from the Maryland Transit Administration explained aspects of the project plan and answered questions from participants. Representatives from the East Silver Spring Citizens Association, Seven Oaks Evanswood Citizens Association, the offices of County Councilmembers Hans Riemer and Tom Hucker, the Montgomery County Plannng Department, the County Department of Transportation,the Silver Spring Regional Center, and the SSIMS/SCES PTSA also participated.
February 16, 2011: Sen. Begich reviews project plans presented by a delegation from the Bristol Bay Borough
Welcome sign, cacti, and water tower at the Cocopah Bend RV & Golf Resort is a Cocopah-owned 300-acre facility that offers indoor and outdoor recreational opportunities for its residents and guests near Yuma, Arizona, on August 24, 2023.
In another part of the Sovereign Nation of the Cocopahs, some of their businesses will benefit directly from the solar power project planned by the Cocopah Tribe. Through the Rural Partners Network (RPN), the Cocopah Tribe may work with the Department of Energy (DOE) to improve the Tribe’s energy independence and sustainability and reduce energy costs. Whether on their own or with DOE, the two-part project includes part one, an electric utility meter consolidation converting six small meters to one primary meter with a better Arizona Public Service (APS) rate structure, which empowers the ability for solar generation and future business growth with reduced cost, then part two, solar generation with the installation of a Cocopah-owned solar generation system to power the businesses fed by the new primary meter. The planned solar generation will reduce operating costs by offsetting energy charges from APS. The Cocopah Indian Tribe, home to about 900 members, is approximately 13 miles south of Yuma.
The Tribe, known as the River People, have lived along the lower Colorado River and delta for centuries. The Cocopahs descended from the greater population of Yuman-speaking people. The Cocopah will focus its collaborative work on housing and essential community facility development.
The RPN is an alliance of federal agencies and commissions working directly with rural communities to expand rural prosperity through job creation, infrastructure development, and community improvement. In Arizona, The RPN is partnering with two Tribal Nations, each with a rich history, culture, language, and land base. Arizona is part of the inaugural cohort of states with RPN and the only state centered exclusively in Tribal nations. USDA Photo by Jay Pinsky.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Eugene Collins presents a 2016 Secretary of the Army Environmental Award to Maj. Gen. Timothy P. Williams, the Adjutant General of Virginia, and the staffs of the Virginia National Guard Environmental Office and Camp Pendleton Collective Training Center Aug. 31, 2017, in Virginia Beach, Va. Camp Pendleton earned top honors in the U.S. Army in the Cultural Resources Management – Small Installation category. Following the award presentation, Collins received a briefing on the history of Camp Pendleton as well as future projects planned for the facility, and a tour of the installation and first-hand look at some of Camp Pendleton’s historic buildings. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Master Sgt. A.J. Coyne)
Project Planning for Cultural Festivals
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Dale Jarvis, ICH Development Officer; and Ryan Davis, 2009 Mummers Festival
Cupids 400
Prince of Wales Loyal Orange Lodge #26 (1906)
Cupids, Newfoundland and Labrador
REACH is a local NGO born out of a business school project Plan set up in 2004. REACH became an independent organisation in 2008 and Plan Vietnam has been there to offer support as the org has worked with young people around the country. From humble beginnings, REACH has gone on to do great things and now offers vocational training and employment for Vietnam’s most disadvantaged youths. This photo was taken during the latest graduation, which saw 120 students collect their certificates.
Photo by Plan/Claire Grigaut
Oak and Fell Streets Pedestrian and Bike Safety Project (4 of 6)
This rain garden is on Broderick, at Fell, to catch stormwater coming down the hill.
Note the "San Francisco Public Utilities Commission | sfwater·org" at the bottom. This is a joint project of the SFPUC and the SFMTA.
The Park Hills Civic Association organized a tour of the Wayne Avenue alignment of the Purple Line light rail project in March 2015. Staff from the Maryland Transit Administration explained aspects of the project plan and answered questions from participants. Representatives from the East Silver Spring Citizens Association, Seven Oaks Evanswood Citizens Association, the offices of County Councilmembers Hans Riemer and Tom Hucker, the Montgomery County Planning Department, the County Department of Transportation,the Silver Spring Regional Center, and the SSIMS/SCES PTSA also participated.
Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC, the state agency "overseeing" developer Forest City Ratner’s Atlantic Yards development proposal in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) public hearing on the Modified General Project Plan
July 30, 2009
New York City College of Technology (Klitgord Auditorium)
285 Jay Street
Brooklyn, New York
OUT OF THE TUNNEL: NEW URBAN PORT AND INTERMODAL NODE - Lugano, Switzerland - 2007
gratuate project
Plan of Carpark and Viaduct Levels - Draft
Overview:
SAP PS (Project System provides) is one of best tools to track project milestone, costs and resources. This module is tightly coupled with the Costs Controlling, Human Resources and Logistics modules. It uses the records from HR, rolls costs into Controlling and linking to materials or customers in the Logistics modules. Using this Module you can manage your Large and Small projects, including Make to order, Plant shut downs (as a project), Third party billing (on the back of a project).
Training Objectives of SAP PS:
SAP PS module is a Project management tool in SAP. It is basically designed to co-ordinate and controls all the phases of a project, in direct co ordination with purchasing and controlling, from quotation to design and approval, to recourse management and cost settlement. It is used to track the project milestone, costs and resources.
Target Students / Prerequisites:
Student must be familiar with concepts in SAP and Basic knowledge of project management is required.
Introduction
Project Management / Project System
Project types & PS
Planning Types
Project Vs Project System
Integration with Other modules
Structures
Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
Network
Activities
Relationships
Sub networks
Milestones
Standard structures
Project Builder
Project planning board
Structure Planning
Mass Change
Status Management
Dates
Types of Dates
Settings for Scheduling Parameters
Presentation of Dates in the Graphics
Scheduling Functions
Dates in the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
Scheduling the Work Breakdown Structure
Network Scheduling
Scheduling the Overall Network
Overall Network Scheduling with Selection Option
Scheduling with Service/Maintenance Orders
Costs
Cost Planning
Orders for Projects
Project Cost Forecast
Budget Management for Projects
Availability Control
Commitments Management (CO)
Funds Commitment (Cost Centers, Internal Orders, Projects)
Automatic and Periodic Allocations
Revenues and Earnings
Billing Plans in WBS Elements
Project-Related Incoming Orders
Transfer Prices for Projects
Sales Pricing and Quotation Creation
Resource-Related Billing
CPR and Valuation of Semi-Finished Constructions
Payments
Project Cash Management
Manual Payment Planning
Calculating the Payment Flow Automatically
Recording Actual and Commitment Payment Data
Resources
Capacity Leveling in the Project System
Executing Capacity Leveling (PS)
Workforce Planning
Material
Procurement Management
Material Assignment to Networks
Activating Requirements
Material Availability Check
Activating Requirements
Material Assignment to Standard Networks
Project Stock
Grouping for Individual Project Planning
Bill of Material Transfer
Delivery from Projects
Monitoring Dates
Assembly Processing in the Project System
Project-Oriented Procurement (ProMan)
Production Resources/Tools (PRT)
PRT – Detail Study
Production Resource/Tool (PRT) Availability Check
Confirmation
Confirmation Directly in the Project System
PS-CON
PDC
Simulation
Creating Simulation Versions
Transfer of Operative Data and Simulation Data
Evaluating Simulation Versions
Versions
Project Version – detail study
Project Versions in the Information System
PDC
Project Progress
Progress Analysis Process
Milestone Trend Analysis (MTA)
Progress Tracking
Workflow
Preparation and Customizing
Standard Tasks in the Project System
User-Defined Standard Tasks and Workflow Tasks in Milestones
Purchase Order Change
Configuration Change Management (PS)
Project Information System
Working with the Information System
Technical Project Reports
Commercial Project Reports
Project Summarization
Reports on Resources
A residential shipping container project planned for The Grove neighborhood is among St. Louis' first influx of shipping container architecture.
Mayor Ras J. Baraka, All Stars Project (ASP) of New Jersey City Leader Gloria Strickland, and ASP of NJ Board Co-Chair Derek M. Di Risio announced its new partnership with the All Stars Project, a privately funded national nonprofit organization with a long history in Newark, at City Hall. A leader in the field of afterschool Development, ASP programs serves young people in the poorest communities using a unique performance-based approach.
The first event of the partnership will take place on Saturday, May 14, when ASP of NJ and Newark’s Centers of Hope will host a free citywide talent show open to young people and community members of all ages. “A New Play for Newark,” is being held at 1:30 p.m. at Central High School, located at 246 18th Avenue, Newark.
Mayor Baraka has a longstanding relationship with the All Stars Project, beginning during his tenure as principal at Newark’s Central High School. After taking office in 2014, Mayor Baraka hosted a workshop at Newark City Hall with the ASP Art of Painting the World in Different Colors initiative.
From the Development School for Youth (DSY), where young people engage with corporate America to the All Stars Talent Show Network (ASTSN), where they produce and perform in hip hop talent shows in their own neighborhoods and to its award-winning police-community relations program Operation Conversation: Cops and Kids, the All Stars Project plans to partner with Newark to bring new approaches in youth development to the city.
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IITA FMS Head, Waheed Quader speaks on the initiative of Facilities Management Services, FMS online database system which makes project planning easy, supportive line of authourity and a clear report of both new and old project with alot of useful advantages. Photo by IITA. (file name: 20171031LAUNCHING_IBD_FMS_ONLINEDBSYS_001).
Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC, the state agency "overseeing" developer Forest City Ratner’s Atlantic Yards development proposal in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) public hearing on the Modified General Project Plan
July 30, 2009
New York City College of Technology (Klitgord Auditorium)
285 Jay Street
Brooklyn, New York
The Park Hills Civic Association organized a tour of the Wayne Avenue alignment of the Purple Line light rail project in March 2015. Staff from the Maryland Transit Administration explained aspects of the project plan and answered questions from participants. Representatives from the East Silver Spring Citizens Association, Seven Oaks Evanswood Citizens Association, the offices of County Councilmembers Hans Riemer and Tom Hucker, the Montgomery County Plannng Department, the County Department of Transportation,the Silver Spring Regional Center, and the SSIMS/SCES PTSA also participated.
Project Coordinator
Susan works behind the scenes and directly with our clients to manage the project planning and scheduling process. She also works with our creative team to ensure continuity of message and quality control. Her areas of expertise include print production, art direction, and overall organization.
Prior to joining the agency, Susan worked as a designer and communications consultant for Hewitt Associates in Lincolnshire, Illinois. She coordinated corporate benefits communications for several national brands and Chicago area companies. She holds a BFA in Graphic Design with an emphasis in sociology.
Susan lives on an acreage northwest of Adel, Iowa, with her husband, two teenage kids, and a menagerie of animals.
Belunga Tharu, 61, works on a land plot that Plan helped him secure so he can grow vegetables year round. The plot is actually divided into 10, each given to a different family. Plan supports the families by helping with renting the land in the first three years of the project. Plan also provides seedlings, tools and technical support.
Level 2 - Passive area.
Enter from ramp via:
- Level 1 (Napolean Street.)
- Level 3 (courtyard terrace)
For Day clients through appointment as well as guests staying there
Areas
* changerooms
* unisex bathrooms
* multifunctional consultation space used as both consultation and treatment rooms for:
massage
accupuncture
lifestyle counseling (stress management)
Naturopathy
Nutrition
* Meditatin Space
* Restaurant - Kitchen attached
'Wolfhound’ Soldiers inspect water station.
CONTINGENCY OPERATING BASE SPEICHER, Iraq – First Lt. Will Alsfelder, executive officer, and 1st Lt. Dan Murdough, first platoon leader and project purchasing officer, both assigned to Company A, 1st Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Advise and Assist Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, speak with an al Alam Nahiya council member during a ceremony celebrating the re-opening of the local water purification and distribution station, April 3, 2011. The newly renovated station, a project planned and completed by the al Alam Nahiya council, provides potable water for 4,000 local Iraqi families.
(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Coltin Heller, 109th MPAD, USD-N PAO)
(Jan 2014) Journal Pages of the gas guzzler project, planning th efinal images.
The top page shows my Jesse Draxler Inspired Collage where I have layered the BP logo in various colours around the "gas guzzler's" head. In the end I went with a similar composition but used hand drawn illustrations.
Inspired by David Fullarton. I layered fire hazard symbols and typography over the image, experimenting printing on different types of paper.
The final pages show my experiment weaving the logos of supermarkets and petrol garages together by hand to convey the criminals confusion. This was a successful experiment, but I felt it couldn't be developed or expanded enough for use as a final image.
The AlphaSonic Mustang
Taken straight from the dealer to the paintbooth, this Mustang never had to experience life as an inferior factory looking pony. When Rick Anderson from AlphaSonic said he wanted to make this car “HOT” well there was just one option. I’d say the challenge was met. Jeff Mersey again comes through and this became one bad horsey!
Don’t have any idea what kind of finish your looking for….No problem let us help you decide, with complete project planning and mock-ups. At HARD Lifestyle we’ll work with you to come up with a truly unique look.
Yesterday, students from Auburn Area Catholic School and St. Elizabeth Area Catholic School gathered to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. Father Alberto Vargas celebrated Mass with the group and afterwards, the students learned more about their faith through fun games and also enjoyed recess together.
More than 2,000 Catholic school students across the Diocese of Saginaw are celebrating Catholic Schools Week from Jan. 28 to Feb. 3 along with nearly 2 million Catholic school students across the United States. Catholic school students in all 13 schools across the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw are participating in the nationwide Catholic Schools Week celebration from Jan. 29 to Feb. 3. The theme this year is “Catholic Schools: Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.”
“Catholic schools have made a tremendous contribution to the intellectual and moral strength of our country and, indeed, the world,” said the Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw. “Founded on the generosity and sacrifice of parents and parish communities, they have excelled due to the commitment and expertise of many priests and religious congregations, as well as dedicated lay faculty and staff.”
Catholic Schools and Catholic Schools Week
The week-long, national observance of Catholic Schools Week serves as an opportunity to highlight the contributions of Catholic schools to the Church, local community and country. In addition to the service projects planned, special Masses and fun school activities will be taking place. There also will be several open houses for families interested in learning more about Catholic school education.
As a group, Catholic school students perform among the top in the country. They have a 99-percent graduation rate and 94 percent go to college. Additionally, Catholic school students are known for the countless hours of service they provide in their local communities.
In the Diocese of Saginaw, students help feed the poor, visit the elderly, and raise awareness of important social issues. Photos courtesy of Amy Bojo
Mayor Ras J. Baraka, All Stars Project (ASP) of New Jersey City Leader Gloria Strickland, and ASP of NJ Board Co-Chair Derek M. Di Risio announced its new partnership with the All Stars Project, a privately funded national nonprofit organization with a long history in Newark, at City Hall. A leader in the field of afterschool Development, ASP programs serves young people in the poorest communities using a unique performance-based approach.
The first event of the partnership will take place on Saturday, May 14, when ASP of NJ and Newark’s Centers of Hope will host a free citywide talent show open to young people and community members of all ages. “A New Play for Newark,” is being held at 1:30 p.m. at Central High School, located at 246 18th Avenue, Newark.
Mayor Baraka has a longstanding relationship with the All Stars Project, beginning during his tenure as principal at Newark’s Central High School. After taking office in 2014, Mayor Baraka hosted a workshop at Newark City Hall with the ASP Art of Painting the World in Different Colors initiative.
From the Development School for Youth (DSY), where young people engage with corporate America to the All Stars Talent Show Network (ASTSN), where they produce and perform in hip hop talent shows in their own neighborhoods and to its award-winning police-community relations program Operation Conversation: Cops and Kids, the All Stars Project plans to partner with Newark to bring new approaches in youth development to the city.
This official City of Newark photograph is being made available only for publication by news organizations and/or for personal use printing by the subject(s) of the photograph. The photograph may not be manipulated in any way and may not be used in commercial or political materials, advertisements, emails, products, promotions that in any way suggests approval or endorsement of the Mayor of Newark, the City of Newark, or Newark City Hall.
Any use or reprinting of official City of Newark photos must use the following credit language and style: Newark Press Information Office.