Showing posts with label Approval. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Approval. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Altos Del Mar Sculpture Park (ADMSP) Getting Ready to Submit Preliminary Plans to the Manager of the City of Miami Beach for Approval


Miami Beach, FL (Vocus) January 4, 2010

Thanks to the collective pro-bono work of Margarita Blanco from ArquitectonicaGEO (http://www.arquitectonicageo.com), who created the landscape design upon which the preliminary plans are based, and Les Beilinson from BeilinsonGomez P.A. (http://www.beilinsonarchitectspa.com), who is creating the preliminary plans, ADMSP will submit its preliminary plans to the Miami Beach City Manager, Jorge M. Gonzalez for review and approval, on January 15, 2010.

Jorge M. Gonzalez was appointed City Manager of the City of Miami Beach by the Mayor and Commission on August 21, 2000, becoming the 19th City Manager of the City since it was incorporated in 1915.

“From the beginning of the ADMSP project, Jorge Gonzalez has been supportive of ADMSP by providing excellent leadership and superior guidance as to the procedures to follow with the City of Miami Beach government, in order to swiftly obtain the necessary approvals for ADMSP to fulfill its mission, states Marlene Saile, Esq., President and CEO of ADMSP.

To learn more about ADMSP, please visit http://www.altosdelmarsculpturepark.com or visit our blogs at:

http://admsp.wordpress.com/ and http://whereartmeetsnature.blogspot.com/

By approving ADMSPs Preliminary Plans and allowing construction plans to proceed, Jorge Gonzalez will have etched his name in history by fulfilling the City’s mission and vision to provide excellent public service to all who live, work, and play in the City of Miami Beach. The City will certainly be more beautiful and vibrant as well as a cultural, entertainment, and tourism destination in South Florida. It is because of Jorge Gonzalezs leadership and guidance of the ADMSP project, that the City of Miami Beach will become the “City of Sculptures!

“Kudos to Jorge Gonzalez for his visionary championship of the arts for the City of Miami Beach!” exclaims Marlene Saile.

About ADMSP:

Mission:

The harmonious interaction of people and art!

ADMSP is devoted to developing a public recreational sculpture park with community programming at Altos del Mar Park located in Miami Beach, Florida, that will become a cultural, entertainment, tourism and travel destination in South Florida that will advance economic growth in the community, in order to serve the residents who live in that community and the public at large.


Altos Del Mar Sculpture Park (ADMSP) Getting Ready to Submit Preliminary Plans to the Manager of the City of Miami Beach for Approval

Sunday, 28 July 2013

MailChimp Simplifies the Boss Approval Process

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 19, 2011

MailChimp today announced the launch of the OnStage application, a collaborative email campaign editing solution. OnStage provides a single location for MailChimp subscribers to showcase email campaigns prior to sending. It streamlines the email campaign feedback process, allowing for quicker and closer collaboration between colleagues.

A common bottleneck in the creation of email campaigns is the review process. An email draft is carefully crafted, a test email is sent, but now it must be looked over by several sets of eyes, many of which will want to see some changes. The revisions are made, but this leads to another round of review. The flurry of emails back and forth can be cumbersome, and details can be overlooked in the noise. OnStage eliminates this email game of telephone tag.

OnStage lets email creators present an email draft to their boss and colleagues all at once. The email draft is pulled directly from the creator’s MailChimp Campaign, displaying it for all participants in the presentation. The audience can then converse about it in OnStage’s “Peanut Gallery,” proposing changes and giving real time critique with its chat function. The chat can be easily filtered, letting the creator focus on one or two voices in the conversation. OnStage also provides a simple, collaborative to-do list that saves key feedback points, and easily lays out requested changes. The to-do list is easily updated and augmented by the creator and users alike. Annotated changes can be added to the campaign when users click exactly on the part of the email campaign that needs fixing and writing in their thoughts or solutions. These points are then automatically added to the to-do list.

After the initial showcase, suggested changes are then made to the original email, after which its creator can head back to OnStage for another round of feedback. This process can be repeated as many times as needed until it’s given the go ahead for sending.

This is a nifty way to keep the conversation in one place, facilitating close, easy collaboration.

The service is completely free. All it takes is a MailChimp account, an email campaign, and someone(s) who likes to edit other people’s work.

To get started, head over to onstageapp.com. Once there, a user will log in with their MailChimp credentials. They can then pick a campaign to showcase and invite participants. After everyone arrives via a unique link, the collaborative process begins.

OnStage was developed by MailChimp Labs. MailChimp Labs has released a slew of innovative, at times irreverent, email apps and projects, including Chimpadeedee, Omnivore, the Email Genome Project, and LOLCode.

Links:

http://www.onstageapp.com/login

http://connect.mailchimp.com/integrations/onstage

About MailChimp

MailChimp supports more than 1 million subscribers worldwide, sending 2 billion emails per month. MailChimp is designed for the do-it-yourself power user — someone looking for all of the power of the enterprise application, but built for anyone to use. MailChimp integrates with many third party applications including Facebook, Twitter, Eventbrite, Salesforce, WordPress, Magento, Joomla, Drupal and Google Analytics. And best of all, prices start at free.

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MailChimp Simplifies the Boss Approval Process

Saturday, 25 May 2013

Quirky Seal of Approval Simplifies Braces-Friendly Lifestyle


Mesa, AZ (PRWEB) May 16, 2012

Metal Mouth Media, known for its comfort, care and cooking resources aimed at silver smiles, has stepped up its game for taking the bite out of braces. Whatever your style of braces metal, ceramic or removable the new Braces-Friendly Seal of Approval puts the spotlight on snacks, websites, health products and other choices that help you sparkle day and night.

Pamela Waterman, president of Metal Mouth Media, says, You dont want braces to slow you down. This Seal of Approval is the fast-pass for deciding what will make you feel good and simplify life when a smile is under construction. Waterman, a veteran of both teen and adult braces, first wrote the award-winning Braces Cookbook series to help braces-wearers of all ages prepare easy meals for tender teeth. Now her business has created the Braces-Friendly Seal of Approval as a way to quickly identify products that stand out as particularly suited for braces-wearers.

Whatever type of braces youre wearing, our Braces-Friendly Seal of Approval takes the guess-work out of choosing braces-friendly products, says Waterman. Were always on the lookout for creative comfort food, targeted health-care items and great sources of information, whether online or in books. Our new seal, a spin-off from the Metal Mouth Media logo, literally puts a stamp of approval on items put to every-day use by our advisory board.

To be awarded the seal, products must meet a check-list of braces-friendly factors such as taste, performance, ease-of-use or informative content. The Braces-Friendly Advisory Board, comprising braces-wearers from nine to 50 years old, just gave its thumbs-up to the first three Seal recipients:


Quirky Seal of Approval Simplifies Braces-Friendly Lifestyle