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Just after World War II, there was a renewed interest in beam weapons. Copies of Tesla's papers on particle beam weaponry were sent to Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. An operation code-named "Project Nick" was heavily funded and placed under the command of Brigadier General L. C. Craigie to test the feasibility of Tesla's concept. Details of the experiments were never published, and the project was apparently discontinued. But something peculiar happened. The copies of Tesla's papers disappeared, and no one knows what happened to them.

He appeared in an April 2008 episode of the Karma Air show Fashion 411 with Barbra Horowitz to share some of the behind the scenes experiences on Project Runway, as well as the events and projects with which he was then involved.

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I first encountered Nick Harris of Watches By Nick on Instagram (@watches_by_nick), where he was posting pics of the modified Seikos he sells on his site. He sent me The Traveler, a Seiko 5 modded with a magnifying crystal and military dial that was making its way around the Instagram watch nerd community. I encountered him again this past April at the Philadelphia Watch Get Together, and he told me about Project Orion. This was no mod project but an all new watch that he designed himself. Needless to say, I had to get my hands on one. He lent me a prototype for this review.

The Nick Project is a fund managed by the Office of Campus Life to provide fire safety tools to students as part of an ongoing initiative. To support the project, please visit the Endowed Scholarships and Funds page.

In the face of recent heart-wrenching acts of targeted violence, ongoing attempts by legislatures to undermine queer rights, and the continued dehumanization endured by transgender folx, the pursuit of this project becomes even more essential. It stands as a resolute testament to the strength and unity of our community, boldly asserting that our existence will not be diminished or silenced. Through the creation and promotion of queer music and art, we unleash the powerful resonance of our voices, aiming to ignite profound and lasting change within society. By showcasing the vibrant tapestry of queer artistic expressions, we transcend barriers and defy attempts to marginalize us. We firmly believe in the extraordinary capacity of art, in all its boundless forms, to challenge societal norms, evoke empathy, and stimulate meaningful conversations that bring about transformative shifts. By advocating for the recognition and appreciation of queer culture, we strive to foster a world where acceptance, equality, and understanding prevail.

Eric Mueller is a Minneapolis-based artist, photographer, and teacher. He began photographing portraits for the Minneapolis Interview Project in early 2019. His photo book, Family Resemblance, was published by Daylight Books in 2020. His year-long, photo-a-day project "Reset 2021" was exhibited at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona in 2022.

Nick Merritt is a project finance and banking lawyer with a particular focus on sustainability and sustainable finance. He previously served as the global head of infrastructure, mining and commodities.

Nick focuses on major infrastructure projects. He has advised clients across a diverse range of sectors including biofuels, defence, mining, petrochemicals, ports, power generation, rail, renewables, roads, satellites, sport and leisure infrastructure, water and waste.

Chambers Asia-Pacific notes that "He is persuasive, gets the deal done and punches hard for his client." Chambers Asia-Pacific 2018 states that Nick Merritt is highly regarded for his experience in power, mining and PPP projects. He garners a great deal of praise among clients and lawyers alike. One client explains: "I want to emphasise how innovative and creative he has been in pulling all this together," going on to note that "Nick's leadership has been integral to the success of the whole operation." Chambers Asia Pacific 2020 a client says that Nick Merritt's "guidance and advice make up a legal service that goes beyond my expectations."

On October 14th, The Nick Project will be hosting its second annual Evening of Arsenault event. This fundraiser generates support for the Wilderness First Aid Program by the Stoney Education Authority, the music bursary, and other smaller projects throughout the year. Last year's event raised over $20,000, which enabled the Project to contribute to initiatives such as Spirit North and fund new projects for the following year.

This year, The Nick Project will have a simultaneous event in Moncton, NB, Nick's hometown. Both events will be live-streamed together. The Canmore event will take place at Creekside Villa and feature a live silent auction, guest speakers from current projects, interactive donor activity stations, and delicious refreshments.

This year, the non-profit is excited to be involved in a pilot project for high school students, in collaboration with the Stoney Education Authority. Transitioning from high school can be challenging, particularly in rural communities where career opportunities may be limited. To ensure the students' success, the Stoney Education Authority will be piloting a wilderness first aid course for up to 10 students. This course will not only equip them with valuable skills but will also count towards their high school credits.

To learn more about these and upcoming projects, or to donate or contribute to the Evening of Arsenault events, email [email protected]. Monetary donations can be made through the website. Stay updated by visiting The Nick Project online, on Facebook, or Instagram.

Nick joined American Structurepoint in 2018 to start our Florida Transportation practice. Under his leadership, the group has grown to over 20 employees across two design centers. Nick has generated a huge pipeline of future projects across the state in several Florida Department of Transportation districts and local Florida communities.

Nick is a Geo-Launchpad (GLP) intern from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Nick currently studies forestry at Front Range Community College, and his project this summer incorporates his interests in forestry, hydrology, and geochemistry.

Nick has been particularly active advising on floating and land-based regasification projects, he has been involved in more than 30 FSRU/LNG import projects to date. Having represented both charterers and FSRU owners, Nick has a unique standpoint and is able to understand the commercial and legal drivers from both sides of the table. Nick is able to advise on all aspects of FSRU transactions, and has experience advising on ship-building contracts and O&M arrangements. He is currently advising on a number of active FSRU/LNG import projects, including in Bangladesh, Benin, India, Indonesia, Mozambique, Pakistan and Hong Kong. Having represented both charterers and FSRU owners, Nick has a unique understanding of the commercial and legal drivers from both sides of the table.

Nick has been actively involved in the Singapore LNG sector since 2012, and has regularly contributed to established publications such as LNG Journal and has spoken at a number of conferences including most recently, the Bangla LNG Workshop (2019) and Deloitte Energy Trading Summit (2019). He also has recent experience advising on LNG-to-power transactions, having recently advised MOL in its participation in the Jawa 1 LNG-to-power project in Indonesia, the first LNG-to-power project in the Asia Pacific region.

In the effort to protect our oceans, the Save Our Seas Foundation funds and supports research, conservation and education projects worldwide, focusing primarily on charismatic threatened wildlife and their habitats.

HGA is pleased to welcome Nick Steele, NCIDQ, as a Project Manager and Senior Associate in the San Jose office. He will focus on managing commercial interior projects for the Science & Technology, Workplace, and Healthcare practice groups.

Before joining HGA, he held leadership positions at several Bay area design firms, where he directed workplace projects for such clients as Apple, Nokia, Sony Interactive, iTrade Network, and ADP. He also led multiple healthcare projects for Stanford Health Care, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Hospital and Clinics, and Washington Hospital Healthcare System.

Stephanie is a Special Projects Coordinator with the Department of Planning and Development. She has special interest and experience in community and environmental improvement projects and how they intersect to create a sustainable landscape. As Special Projects Coordinator Stephanie will focus on community development contract, Occupancy Tax Grant, and Microenterprise Grants management.

Guidance and key resources to help eligible grantseekers find information on federal grants, loans, and nonfinancial assistance for projects, as well as on private funding. Prepared by the Congressional Research Service for Members of Congress, updated August 2023.

As Director of Project Management, Nick works hand in hand with our team of strategists and developers to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget, while also leading the overall project management process. He has an extensive background in project management, including over 15 years experience managing digital and marketing projects from video to web. Nick most enjoys building strong, long-lasting relationships with clients to help them reach their business goals and set them up for continued success.

Nick is currently working on several projects that address the challenges of our post-pandemic economy, with greater focus on healthy and safe senior living environments. Energy efficiency and smart, sustainable design bring hope for a new future.

Throughout his career, Mr. Sanfilippo has completed over 35 million square feet totaling over $1 billion worth of developments across the United States. He is an industry leader with a proven track record of maximizing returns on investments through effective and efficient project management. ff782bc1db