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Asset # 194 $93 by Woman in the Window Art Department

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Glasstech participó en la construcción de la Obra Asset.

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Opinion is split on the merits of the £1.8m Redcar Beacon, focal point of the town's refurbished seafront. The beacon, an 80ft vertical pier designed to look like a helter skelter, opened in March 2013. The top floor, an open roof terrace, is reached via 132 steps - or a lift. Admission is free. The beacon was paid for by Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council, One North East and the European Regional Development Fund. The structure made a shortlist of six for the 2013 Carbuncle Cup, Building Design magazine's Worst Designed Building award.

Frozen Assets by Julie Frances Photography

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Coins and bills layered in ice in a lasagna pan.

Shaking Her Assets by Joe Shlabotnik

I picked up this book at one of those book sales where overstocked books are sold for a dollar each. I mean, the cover was too good to pass up. Sue read it while we were in France and proclaimed the rest of the book not very good. So she left it in Paris.

ASSETS INTERNATIONAL MICHIGAN by Assets International

Assets International LLC Honored as One of the 2010 “Michigan 50 Companies to Watch”

Assets International LLC (www.assets-international.com) has been recognized as one of the 2010 “Michigan 50 Companies to Watch,” an awards program sponsored by the Edward Lowe Foundation and presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business.

The Southfield-based assets location company, a global leader in locating missing heirs and with reuniting individuals and companies with non-real estate cash assets, will be honored at an awards ceremony during the sixth annual Michigan Celebrates Small Business event, April 29 in Lansing, Mich.

Assets International is a licensed private investigation agency and industry leader in locating assets and their rightful owners, as well as missing heirs, all over the world. Using proven investigative techniques combined with an individualized approach to customer service, Assets International has successfully recovered millions of dollars for corporations and individuals and located many missing and unknown heirs on behalf of families and estates.

“To be chosen as one of the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch is an honor and testament to the hard work of everyone in our company," said Assets International President Michael Zwick. "This recognition means we have been able to follow through in our promise to clients that we can assist unknown and missing heirs recover inheritances that are rightfully theirs."

“Now 300 strong, the second-stage businesses that comprise the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch have not only persevered through challenging times, but also found opportunities to grow,” says Penny Lewandowski, director of entrepreneurship development at the Edward Lowe Foundation. “They continue to hire and develop new markets for their products and services. Some have attracted significant amounts of venture capital, while others have been awarded prestigious federal grants. They are making a substantial difference in their communities — and their industries. Our 2010 inductees are proof that entrepreneurs are, and always have been, the future of Michigan’s economy.”

Companies making it to the “Michigan 50 Companies to Watch” list are a remarkable group of second-stage companies. Defined as having 6 to 99 full-time-equivalent employees and generating $750,000 to $50 million in annual revenue or working capital from investors or grants, these companies form the back-bone of Michigan’s economy. Representing all regions of the state and a diverse range of industries, companies like Assets International are known for their exceptional entrepreneurial leadership, creation of innovation or use of innovation in creative ways, and their sustainable competitive advantage.

Winners were selected by Michigan-based judges from the banking, economic development, entrepreneurship development and venture capital communities.

Michigan 50 Companies to Watch is presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business. PNC Bank is the lead underwriter for Michigan Celebrates Small Business, with additional underwriting support from Clark Hill PLC, Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Michigan Certified Development Corporation, Accident Fund Insurance Company of America, Comcast Business Class, Comcast Spotlight, and Dynamic Edge.

Michigan Celebrates Small Business is presented in association with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, Michigan Small Business & Technology Development Center, Small Business Association of Michigan, the U.S. Small Business Administration – Michigan, and the Edward Lowe Foundation.

Information about the 2010 Michigan 50 Companies to Watch program can be found at companiestowatch.org/index.ctw?aff=Michigan&page=home. For information about Michigan Celebrates Small Business, visit MichiganCelebrates.biz.

ASSET # 105 $3000 by Woman in the Window Art Department

11X14 NEOVILLA RED RUG

Asset Donation Ceremony by AfDB Group

2021-07-21: Image of officials exchanging documents during Asset Donation Ceremony.

Asset # 336A $174 by Woman in the Window Art Department

ALLURE COCKTAIL TABLE

Big Data Visualization by Whitman Asset Management

Data analytics | Whitman Asset Management | Image source: kdnuggets.com

Asset by Glasstech

Glasstech participó en la construcción de la Obra Asset.

Asset # 197 $175 by Woman in the Window Art Department

20TH CENTURY HAT RACK (BLACK)

Assets by Kristin Resurreccion

asset 15 by Cosas Visuales

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Asset #34 - Cultural Competence by Children First

Ms. Schlotterbeck’s English Language Learners (ELL) students, St. Louis Park Junior High School

Renee Schlotterbeck's 7th & 8th Grade English Language Learners (ELL) students created the painting entitled, Cultural Competency. These students represent many countries: Mexico, Ecuador, El Salvador, Puerto Rico, Guyana, Cambodia, Laos, Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Togo, Eritrea and the Ukraine. They speak more than 14 languages! Yesica Manchera, Spanish Amity assistant from Columbia was instrumental in having the students make this painting. Renee has taught ELL for over 20 years. She spent nine years in Europe, eight years in Minneapolis working with African newcomers and has been at St. Louis Park Junior High for almost five years.

ASSET # 152 $185 by Woman in the Window Art Department

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ASSET Bill Signing by MSU Denver

Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper stopped by Metropolitan State University of Denver on Monday April 29, 2013 to sign Senate Bill 33, or the ASSET (Advancing Students for a Strong Economy Tomorrow) Bill. The bill allows qualified undocumented Colorado high school graduates to attend any public Colorado university or college for the in-state tuition rate. MSU Denver was the first higher education institution in Colorado to support the bill and the only one to consistently testify in favor of its passage.

Asset # 65 $175 by Woman in the Window Art Department

BIRCH WOOD PLAY SINK/STOVE

Assets by Kristin Resurreccion

Asset by Glasstech

Glasstech participó en la construcción de la Obra Asset.

ASSET # 173 $398 by Woman in the Window Art Department

VINTAGE CHALKBOARD

Asset # 289 $347 by Woman in the Window Art Department

8X10 NATURAL SISAL RUG

Asset # 345 $82 by Woman in the Window Art Department

CADOZ DESK CHAIR (WAYFAIR)

Asset Issekeshev (01910045) by IAEA Imagebank

On 22 February 2011, Vice Prime Minister - Minister of Industry and New Technologies of the Republic of Kazakhstan, H.E. Mr Asset Issekeshev, met IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna.

Copyright: IAEA Imagebank

Photo Credit: Dean Calma/IAEA

ASSET # 140 $450 by Woman in the Window Art Department