#project profiles

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What Is A Business Project?

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In a broad sense, includes a draft in reference to all activities undertaken till:<\p>

A. the matter of goods and \ or services<\p>

B. increase the lading of subsiding projects<\p>

C. increases the productivity of around resources for production.<\p>

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There are several ways to classify a project.<\p>

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1. Quantifiable and unquantifiable projects.<\p>

2. Quadrant Projects<\p>

3. techno-economic projects<\p>

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Division 0: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting<\p>

Department 1: Mining<\p>

Division 2, 3: Industry<\p>

Pigeonhole 4: Making<\p>

Chapter 5: Electricity, gas, water and sanitation<\p>

Station 6: Trade<\p>

Section 7: Ship, storage and communications medium<\p>

Division 8: Services<\p>

Determiner 9: The activities that are not adequately described<\p>

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How as far as find ideas for your business anticipate?<\p>

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What Is A Pantomiming Project?

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Hall technical terms, a chore to have a base mid a specific end in point of and aims to achieve a the specific objective in the time between these two points.<\p>

You can also add ever so many not the type attributes of a fish to fry. A project may be limited to a determinate geographic area, an entire population, a specific study of an prey, etc...<\p>

In a wide-branched sense, includes a draft as regards all activities undertaken to:<\p>

A. the production of texture and \ azure services<\p>

B. increase the complement about current projects<\p>

C. increases the productivity of existing resources for production.<\p>

Less a business scenery, the engagement can be certain in that an investment ambition as far as create, expand, and develop a pererrate of business, which generates the production upon goods escutcheon services progressive a community that provides mutual benefits on all parts of the project during a period of time.<\p>

There are several ways to classify a project.<\p>

They burden be classified<\p>

1. Quantifiable and unquantifiable projects.<\p>

2. Sector Projects<\p>

3. techno-economic projects<\p>

On the rudiment with respect to easy activities, myself can share projects approach the following major divisions:<\p>

Division 0: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting<\p>

Tactical unit 1: Framing<\p>

Quadrant 2, 3: Industry<\p>

Division 4: Construction<\p>

Clause 5: Electricity, gas, water and sanitation<\p>

Division 6: Trade<\p>

Section 7: Transport, warehouse and communications<\p>

Division 8: Services<\p>

Article 9: The activities that are not adequately described<\p>

The above sections make the impose upon as regards classifying projects easily identifiable on foot the basis upon economic activities.<\p>

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Find sources of ideas?<\p>

You can get ideas for your business from contrasting different sources.<\p>

Your own habits<\p>

Interests,<\p>

Successes and failures of the past<\p>

Or the fortunes of your friend, relative, neighbors,<\p>

Experiences of other people around you most referring to the time<\p>

Scarcity or demand all for certain products and services,<\p>

To arouse alternatives up a current problem, etc.<\p>

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Project Detours

Canine Chronicles -- by Winnie Au

Last fall, my sisters and I ran a Kickstarter project for a book called Canine Chronicles. We were looking to create something we could all collaborate on, and a book project featuring my younger sister Winnie's photography seemed like the best idea. We set up a project and promised to have a book ready to print by Spring 2011. 

That deadline has now come and gone, and we've had to push our release date back to Fall 2011. So far, our backers have been wondrously patient with us as we go through this process with them. This is due in no small part to Winnie, who has been putting together these great "here's where we are now" progress reports and updating our backers every few weeks. Her latest is a video which takes you behind the scenes on one of our photo shoots.

As many of you who've worked on projects already know, the path to completion is never exactly how you planned it would be. When we brainstormed our book idea, we just thought it would be fun to dress dogs up as historical figures. What we didn't think about at the time was that because some of these famous people are still living, we would need to do a lot of research about fair use, copyright, trademark, and the legal definitions of satire and parody.

Then there were the photo shoots themselves. Casting all of the dogs, finding the right costumes and props, coordinating and finishing the shoots ended up taking much more time than we'd first anticipated. Shirts we ordered on the internet that looked perfectly dog-sized showed up in the mail and ended up being very much not dog-sized. Our Charlie Chaplin pug looked great on camera but was too tiny to wear the bowler hat we'd bought for him (it covered his whole head!). The flight jacket we ordered for the yellow lab playing Amelia Earhart wouldn't fit over his legs. Our Lucille ball dog looked mid-sized in the images her owners sent, but ended up being much smaller in real life. So we improvised. 

Now, the photo shoots are done and it's up to me to write the stories that will take these ten images of dogs in costume and turn them into a coherent fictional history. It's fun and daunting and stressful all at the same time. My older sister is waiting on me to finish the stories so she can begin the process of laying out and designing the final book. My mom calls me every weekend to ask how the stories are coming along. I want to do justice to the images my sister worked so hard on, and I want our backers to feel like they made the right decision in choosing to support our project. No pressure, right?

While many Kickstarter projects finish everything right on time, delays in the timeline are a reality of the creative process. It's why project updates and maintaining open lines of communication -- both during and after the project -- are so important. Kickstarter backers are amazing people, genuinely interested in helping you reach the finish line. When you share with them your creative process, you also communicate that you're aware that they're there, and that without them, there is no project. 

And for those of you wondering, I'll be finished writing all the stories by the end of this month. 

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Guitar Heroes: Saving the Acoustic Guitar

The Musicwood Documentary -- by Helpman Productions In 2008, filmmakers Maxine Trump and Josh Granger stumbled across a slightly unusual story: the over-logging of a forest in Alaska, specifically a rare 250 year-old Sitka Spruce, was endangering the future of the acoustic guitar. Coming to the instruments defense were the world's top guitar-makers (Martin, Taylor, Gibson, Fender), who had banded together to try and convince an industrial logging company to adopt sustainable practices. What Maxine and Josh want to know, and what they hope to shed some light on with their documentary Musicwood, is simple -- "Could you imagine the world without the acoustic guitar?" To answer the question, they've employed a slew of notable, famously finger-pickin' musicians, whose performances they've been sharing with us in a number of recent project updates. My favorite thus far easily belongs to notoriously independent, college-radio-rock-band-of-dreams, Yo La Tengo (where would legendary free-form radio station WFMU be without them). Their hushed performance inside the empty, light adorned hall of New Jersey venue Maxwell's is a little awe-inspiring. The acoustic guitar will not be the most devastating loss our planet experiences while under the thumb of industrial logging practices, but it is certainly one whose emotional resonance will far outweigh its modest stature. It's hard for me to imagine heartbreak without Neil Young, you know? And, Dad, I either love you or hate you for that. Haven't decided yet. You can watch the extended trailer for Musicwood, and support the project, here. Check out the clip featuring Yo La Tengo below.

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New Projects Are Outlaws

Our favorite new projects this week are all, in one way or another, about epic fantasy. We have your token Game of Thrones reference (yes, we know you have all been watching), your Youtube music star turned real-life pop phenomenon (if that's not an epic fantasy fully realized, than what is?!), and, even, a play with a wildly ambitious political agenda that could be a fantasy-come-true for a few brave, outspoken social activists/playwrights. Check 'em out! The Bus: Off Broadway and Westboro Baptist Church -- by Jim Lantz As playwright James Lantz and his silent wingman Dostie announce, Berlington Vemont's The Bus is making its Off-Broadway debut at 59E59 Theaters this fall. Then they're headed to Off-Off-Off-Off-Broadway, i.e. as close as they can physically get to the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas. Following the forbidden love of two teen boys who meet secretly in a parked church bus late at night, The Bus explores and explodes the intersection of "a family, a small town, and a very very big church." Jim Lantz will stage his play as close as possible to the infamous church that has picketed military funerals and schools nationwide, for as Lantz sees it, "if Westboro Baptist Church can come to our town, we can go to theirs." What happens when creative vision, self-identity, small town tension, and national rights collide, Lantz and The Bus are fearless proof that art doesn't just imitate life. Sometimes art needs to intimidate, too. -- Elisabeth H. Julia Nunes would be nothing without me -- by Julia Nunes When I logged in this morning there was a brand new face on our Discover page. A pretty lady named Julia Nunes apparently launched a project over the weekend, shot way past her goal in 24 hours, and now, almost two days in, has raised almost double her goal of $15,000. She's raised $28k at the time of writing. So who is this girl I've never heard of besides someone who is clearly comfortable in front of her Photobooth app? She is indeed that most fascinating (to me) brand of internet success story: the charming, young, ukelele Y Youtube phenomenon. And phenomenon, I believe, is the most appropriate word here. Her voice is lovely, her energy is such that I forgot to have coffee this morning and I still feel okay, and her straight hustle has landed her opening gigs for the likes of Bens Folds and Kweller. This is the kind of thing that makes me excited about the internet, and excited for Julia Nunes, who would be nothing without you. -- Meaghan O. Outlaws of Ravenhurst: A Concept Album of Epic Pop -- by Outlaws of Ravenhurst Like all good LOTR fans, you probably re-watch the trilogy every six months or so, reliving the epic journey to Mordor, marveling at how silky Legolas' hair looks, and thinking how cool it is that Boromir is the same as Ned Stark in A Game of Thrones. In other words, epic fantasy is never that far off your radar, which is why you should click play above and delve into the indie-metal brutality of the Outlaws of Ravenhurst. Transported into the 21st century by an evil wizard, these young knights are on a mission to bring chivalry to the masses, armed only with axes, heroism, and wit. I'm usually the first to be skeptical when a band claims they've traveled through time to revive the ancient art of chivalry, but I listened to their tracks on bandcamp and it sounds legit. -- Cindy A. Be a Part of "Mason Jar Music Presents" -- by Mason Jar Music "Mason Jar Music Presents" is a video concert series that pairs talented musicians with original orchestral arrangements to make pretty, pretty music that looks really, really good. It is a sensory overload of amazingness. Plus, the two guys who are making this happen provide us an original ditty at the end. See it, love it, back it. That's all I gotta say. -- Cassie M. TEEN WITCH: underground magazine -- by Zain Curtis

In the age of broken links and photoshopped everything, TEEN WITCH magazine exists to put the warped digital realm that tends to exist solely on social networks, comment sections, message boards, Twitter, etc, into a twisted, psychedelic physical publication ripe for kids who categorize their style as "gucci goth." Inspired by the wormhole of sub-culturess the internet provides a home to, TEEN WITCH aims to give a place for trans youth teens to shine. I been following the RATCATCHER, TEEN WITCH tumblr identities for a while, so it's amazing to see them take the warped zones of their digital lives and put them into the physical world. -- Mike M.

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155 Freeman Street

155 Freeman: Triple Canopy, Light Industry, Public School -- by Triple Canopy

This September, three New York-based nonprofits — Triple Canopy, an online magazine, Light Industry, a cinema, and The Public School New York, an open-source classroom with no curriculum — will launch a new arts-and-culture center at 155 Freeman Street, in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn.

So all of this sounds nice, right? Culture! Arts! Usually free! All in one place and conveniently located just a few blocks from my apartment! (just me?)

But who are these people and just what to they do?

Light Industry is a venue for film and electronic art in Brooklyn, New York. Every week they have an event organized with a different artist, critic, or curator. Every week! The idea is to bring together the worlds of contemporary art, experimental cinema, new media, documentary film, and academics to do cool stuff. Or "foster a dialogue." You know, the usual.

Public School is "a school with no curriculum." They have classes about everything from infographics to sewing circles to (your favorite and mine) Walter Benjamin. The way it works is like this:

First, classes are proposed by the public ("I want to learn this" or "I want to teach this"); then, people have the opportunity to sign up for the classes ("I also want to learn that"); finally, when enough people have expressed interest, the school finds a teacher and offers the class to those who signed up.

(Hippies.)

So they'll be host all their classes on Freeman St. The work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction, indeed!

Triple Canopy is a place where people come together over a shared love of sticking their head through overhead projectors.

Not really!

Triple Canopy is a beautiful online publication with a really fun domain name, and also a workspace and general hub for all kinds of curatorial and editorial activities dedicated to "slowing down the internet."

They'll have all kinds of readings, performances, screenings, and panels (who doesn't love a panel?) here at Freeman St. Ellie Ga may even show up to stick her head through a projector again.

A collaboration like this lends itself to some pretty amazing Kickstarter awards, with music, writing, and original art from the likes of Rivka Galchen (<3u) to Cory Arcangel to Paul Chan. Check it out -- and I'll see you at Freeman St. in the fall!

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Poetry In Motion

Poems on the big screen? Motionpoems. -- by Motionpoems Angella Kassube and Jeff Saunders are a pair of poetry lovers who share a passion for animation. Their collaborative project, Motionpoems, marries the two by transforming the work of poets into interpretative, highly creative animated shorts. Their work has catapulted them into text books and film festivals worldwide, and this year they’ve been invited to create 15 animations to accompany the annual Best American Poetry anthology. As the scope of traditional publishing is transformed by the unique challenges and opportunities presented by digital media, Motionpoems seek to straddle the divide, creating a place where audiences can experience both the classical feeling (poetry) and the distinctly modern (experimental animation). It's a project with a simple, albeit ambitious, mission: to broaden the audience for poetry by expanding it's appeal to our (eek) admittedly attention-deficit contemporary culture. Judging by the amount of time I've spent on their Vimeo channel over the last few weeks, I would consider them a success. You can peruse a selection of my favorites below (don't miss "RENDER RENDER"), and support the project here.

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Guest Post: Scott Bateman On Faking It

"So, How Did All The Damn Scientists Die?" -- by Scott Bateman Scott Bateman is a cartoonist, animator, and writer based in New York City. Between you, me, and the internet, we hear he likes to fake it. Make stuff up. Tell total lies! And we love it. His hilarious, frankly fictional/historical mini-comics have us in stitches, and are probably making our high school teachers hate us. C'est la vie! For this weeks guest post, he tells us a little bit about himself and the inspiration behind his erroneous epigrams. Make sure to check it out -- just don't believe anything he says! Most people know me as an animator. In 2005-6, I did the Bateman365 project, where I made an animated film every day for a year. This led to a briefly-lived show on PlumTV, "Scott Bateman Presents Scott Bateman Presents," which included voice work from Kristen Schaal, Jenny Slate, Reggie Watts and more. PlumTV only airs in places where rich people live, like Martha's Vineyard and Aspen, so I've never seen my own show (though I'd like to think Puffy has seen it at his place in the Hamptons). Then I made an animated feature film, Atom Age Vampire, which played at some film festivals. There were some music videos in there as well, for Thao, Low, Clinic and a few more. But, eventually, I got really burned out on producing animation. So in 2010, not sure what to do next, I brewed up a 24-page minicomic, Let's Learn About The Damn Presidents Already, Geez. LLATDPAG features fake facts about all 44 presidents ("John Adams was not only a Founding Father, but also a Founding Uncle, a Founding Brother and a Founding Great Aunt. It was complicated."). It was fun to combine my artwork with fake facts (which I'm still writing daily on Twitter), and the minicomic sold out wherever I sold it. So, How Did All The Damn Scientists Die? is another fake fact minicomic, but it's also an homage to Edward Gorey's The Gashlycrumb Tinies. Like Gashlycrumb, it explains how several people died, in verse -- 22 famous scientists, from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking (not actually dead yet, I know) are featured. Sadly, none of them die of ennui. Gorey's always been an inspiration -- his line work is amazing. But really, it's that darkly comic sensibility that I'm drawn to. I'm happy with how the mini has turned out, and I can't wait for people to see it. The 22 scientists chosen for the book are among the most famous scientists in history, from ancient Greece to the present. I had to leave a few notables out. And really, Tycho Brahe's epic death deserves its own book. Some of the deaths have something to do with what the scientists are most known for--for instance, "Heisenberg's fate is uncertain." But many of the deaths are just plain silly -- I needed a rhyme for "uncertain," so the next entry is, "Feynman pissed off Richard Burton." One should really not use this book to study for the SAT. And really, the idea of making up deaths for all the famous scientists comes out of my Disalmanac project on Twitter, which involves making up crap about historical events and people. Why settle for the same old, boring facts when you can make up your own?