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Create this stunningly adorable garden trellis from the bicycle rims. Garden trellis are the structures that support plants and helps to grow a variety of plants in a certain shape or symmetry. Garden trellis shown in below idea is extremely creative and superb as it also provides you a dome-shaped structure under which you can have your evening snack.
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Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District put a display up in an empty store front at the square in Indianola in celebration of Iowa Soil and Water Conservation Week. Summer Intern Jackie Aden worked on the display. She's been on the job a few weeks and has plans to work with IDALS and NRCS in the field this summer on wetland project planning, a water quality monitoring project and more.
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Alberta’s Health Minister Adriana LaGrange announced, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Camrose, AB on Monday, March 31, 2025, funding to support health capital projects in rural communities.
Alberta’s government is investing about $330 million over three years to support health capital projects in rural communities across the province.
Alberta’s government is committed to providing the highest quality of health care services for every Albertan, no matter where they live in the province, and this includes making historic investments in rural health care facilities.
To further these goals, Budget 2025’s new Rural Hospital Enhancement Program will improve rural health care facilities to better address rural health challenges and provide greater access to essential health services. If passed, Budget 2025 will provide $15 million to support project planning, which includes conducting facility and functional assessments of rural hospitals to determine what capital planning solutions and services are required to maximize each facility’s potential and better meet the needs of rural communities.
Also attending the announcement were Justin Wright, parliamentary secretary for rural health (south), Ron Wiebe, parliamentary secretary for rural health (north), Jackie Lovely, MLA for Camrose, and Patrick Dumelie, chief executive officer, Covenant. (photography by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta)
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Day 298 of 365.
Happy Halloween! Today was crazy - I had to finish an essay and do a major project, planning those around trick-or-treating. Needless to say, I'm exhausted.
Thursday, April 8, 2010.
Studio Tour: Michigan Marketing & Design
More than just an advertising agency or design firm, MM&D is an award winning team of writers, designers, project managers, and web professionals who provide creative services for clients. Professional services include:
* Consultation, marketing strategy, and planning
* Concept development and graphic design
* Website design and development
* Writing and editorial services
* Project planning, estimating, and coordination
* Print production planning and print buying
* Media buying
* Mailing and fulfillment
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Emily Logan, Project Manager at Verndale, is focused on effective internal and external communication regarding project planning, scope, cost, and risk management of multiple web-based projects.
This strip map of the M23 shows the northern section planned as far as the A236 at Mitcham Common, with the possible suggestion that junctions along the route would be with the three roads shown crossing the motorway - the aforementioned A236, and the A232 and B280.
Taken from a Shell Motorways Map Book from 1975.
At one point, it seems Boldon had a southern bypass planned for it, which would have likely extended the dual carriageway A184 further towards Sunderland. The flared carriageways on the western side of Testos Roundabout with the A19 hint at what was planned. Unfortunately for the residents of Boldon living on this busy road, they didn't get their bypass, though Boldon Golf Club might be glad - it would have cut their course in two!
Taken from a Geographia Motoring Atlas of Great Britain from June 1975.
Most maps from the early and mid 1970s that show a full M25 route around London depict it from the M20, only as far as the M4, as this strip map shows. Of additional interest here are the junction arrangements - the unbuilt junction with the A233 near Westerham, and the 3 level stacked roundabout layout for modern-day junction 5 with the A21.
Taken from a Shell Motorways Map Book from 1975.
Warren Leigh, a Navajo, is a medically retired U.S. Marine and Purple Heart recipient and is the manager of the Cocopah-owned Wild River Family Entertainment Center on the Cocopah Reservation near Yuma, Arizona, on August 23, 2023.
The modern facility has 24 bowling lanes, laser tag, a large arcade room, indoor rock climbing, and food and beverage service. The entertainment center is one of many Cocopah businesses that the Sovereign Nation of the Cocopahs wants to power with their planned solar power project. 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 the USDA, other 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.
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which will benefit directly from the solar power project planned for the Cocopah Tribe thanks to interagency coordination through the Rural Partners Network. Through the Rural Partners Network, the Cocopah Tribe is working with the Department of Energy to improve the Tribe’s energy independence and sustainability and reduce energy costs. The two-part project includes part one, a meter consolidation converting six small meters to one primary meter with a better APS rate structure, which empowers the ability for solar generation & future business growth with reduced cost, and part two, solar generation with the installation of a Cocopah-owned solar generation system to power the businesses that are 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, maintaining their traditional and cultural beliefs. Descended from the greater Yuman-speaking people, this Tribe will focus its collaborative work on housing and essential community facility development. The Rural Partners Network (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 Rural Partners Network 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 their selection exclusively in Tribal nations. USDA Photo by Jay Pinsky
Warren Leigh, a Navajo, is a medically retired U.S. Marine and Purple Heart recipient and is the manager of the Cocopah-owned Wild River Family Entertainment Center on the Cocopah Reservation near Yuma, Arizona, on August 23, 2023.
The modern facility has 24 bowling lanes, laser tag, a large arcade room, indoor rock climbing, and food and beverage service. The entertainment center is one of many Cocopah businesses that the Sovereign Nation of the Cocopahs wants to power with their planned solar power project. 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 the USDA, other 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.
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which will benefit directly from the solar power project planned for the Cocopah Tribe thanks to interagency coordination through the Rural Partners Network. Through the Rural Partners Network, the Cocopah Tribe is working with the Department of Energy to improve the Tribe’s energy independence and sustainability and reduce energy costs. The two-part project includes part one, a meter consolidation converting six small meters to one primary meter with a better APS rate structure, which empowers the ability for solar generation & future business growth with reduced cost, and part two, solar generation with the installation of a Cocopah-owned solar generation system to power the businesses that are 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, maintaining their traditional and cultural beliefs. Descended from the greater Yuman-speaking people, this Tribe will focus its collaborative work on housing and essential community facility development. The Rural Partners Network (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 Rural Partners Network 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 their selection exclusively in Tribal nations. USDA Photo by Jay Pinsky
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Previews from my never ending project. Planned to finish shooting this week (crossed fingers) *anti-jinx dance*
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
Level 1 - Passive and Active area.
Entrance via Napolean Street.
For Day clients as well as people staying there
Areas
* Gymnasium
* 2 Sauna's
* pilates/yoga studio
* bathhouse - includes:
cold plunge baths
Aromotherapy baths
hot tubs
hot baths
physiotherapy pool
lap pool
* relaxation spaces
* Lockers
* Bathrooms
* Administration area.
BELGIUM – Cathedral of Our Lady of Antwerp
The Cathedral of Our Lady is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Antwerp, Belgium.
The current church replaces an old Romanesque chapel built in the 10th century in the same place, dedicated to Mary, transformed into a Romanesque church in 1123. From 1352 to 1521, the people of Antwerp erected the largest Gothic church in the Netherlands. Emperor Charles V has the ambition to build a much larger church. The project planned to build a church three times larger than the existing building and equipped with five towers, but the fire on the night of October 5 to 6, 1533 put an end to this dream.
Built in 169 years, it is a Gothic church in the shape of a Latin cross, one of the peaks of Brabant Gothic art.
A strange little scheme here, what appears to be a bypass of the existing A6005 from the A5111 in Derby, running alongside the railway and out to the B5010. Perhaps it's an early alternative route option for the modern-day A52 Brian Clough Way, to the north?
Taken from a Goodyear Road Atlas of Britain from 1977.
Colonial Revival House (1924)
708 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 four-room house.
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.
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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
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Colonial Revival House (1924)
726 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 six-room house.
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
NYBAI17-4184
Item Number: 10058-4-70of93-pt1.
Document Title: State of Maryland, State Roads Commission Baltimore, MD. Patapsco Tunnel Project Plan & Profile Frankfurt Avenue Sta. 0+00 to Sta. 9+00 Scale 1" = 50'.
Project: 10058; Patapsco Tunnel Project; Baltimore; Maryland; 02 City & Regional Planning & Improvement Projects; 1672 PLANS (1954-1958).
Artist/Creator: .
Location: Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA.
Category: PLAN.
Purpose: A&E (Architectural & Engineering).
Physical Characteristics: [Dimensions]22.5 x 36.5; [Technique]diazo pos; [Support]paper.
Dates: 3-OCT-1955;.
Notes: Temp By-Pass A. Cont. P.T. 106, Sheet 11of72..
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Please Credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site..
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
Palm trees, water tower and blue sky 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.
The A120 Colchester Eastern Bypass created a dual carriageway route towards Harwich port. Where the road neared the A133, two junctions were planned, but only one was built - the eastern fork. A bridge for the western fork was built over the A120 and remains to this day but was never used and has since become a bit of a local attraction as the 'bridge to nowhere'. This scan shows both forks to the A133 as planned.
Taken from an RAC Regional Map of the South East (revision L).
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
Rep. Collin Peterson and Barry Bahl, Director of the St. Cloud VA Health Care System in St. Cloud, Minn., examine a chart outlining future construction projects planned for the central Minnesota Veterans hospital, during Congressman Peterson’s visit there on March 15, 2012.
Below is the best pallet recycling project to add more charm to your garden, patio or yard. You will love to craft one for your home where you and your kids would love to spend time, enjoying the weather, reading books or simply having a cup of coffee will be so fulfilled with this suspended pallet sofa.
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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
With InLoox PM, Outlook calendar items are connected to milestones and activities of project planning. You don't even have to open a project to gain real-time information about project planning. Project planning changes as appointment changes, are automatically synchronized.
Why does the modern-day M25 flow so neatly into the M26? Because the M26 was meant to be the M25, as this map shows! The original southern terminus of Ringway 4 before the M25 plans as we know them today were created.
Taken from an Estate Publications Leisure Map of Kent and East Sussex.
Counselling course notes, Ballpoint on filepaper.
I have NO idea what this is about, it sparks no memory whatsoever!
I hope you find it of passing curiosity.
A previous commentator on another wesite said "I had to do a 5year life project plan also for a course in Management & Leadership. I take it the course was plodding along and you decided to fill in the gaps by doodling. It's the sort of thing I did too. You wish sometimes they would get to the point so that our life project won't be over before the course is finished. " LOL!
and another said "I think the accordian/pan pipes/Moses tablets are actually notebooks full of research that the person is protecting/hoarding/fretting over letting go of. Ten years? Perhaps a double masters college education cluminating in a PhD dissertation. "
I find that really interesting!!
The Chamber welcomes the Town of Wright, Wyoming as a new member! The ribbon cutting was combined with the Town’s first Annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Open House. Mayor Tim Albin said “the new partnership with the County Chamber will be a good opportunity to market Wright as a great place to live as well as do business.” The Town of Wright has several projects planned for 2012, including the construction of the new Wright Recreation Center, the Wright Visitor’s Center and the Haycreek Golf Course kitchen renovations. Long-term projects include the construction of a new Town Hall, the development of the Southern Campbell County Equestrian Center, renovating existing Town Hall into the Campbell County Senior Center/Community Services Center and the addition of a Community Auditorium. For more information, contact the Town of Wright at (307) 464-1666 or visit www.wrightwyoming.com.
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