Word: planner
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There were smaller but no less precious miracles. Nishikant Kapatker, a city planner for the Port Authority, went in at 8:30 a.m., a half-hour early because he and his wife Jaya, who worked in the nearby American Express Building, expected to go on vacation that evening. Thrown from his chair by the impact of Flight 11, he quickly made his way downstairs, watching 20 or 30 fire fighters climbing up, huffing and puffing toward death...
Daughter of a corporate planner and a secretary, Hax grew up the youngest of four sisters in Trumbull, Conn. After graduation from Harvard, she eventually made her way to the Washington Post as a copy editor. Four years ago, an editor lamented to Hax that she was being forced to take on an advice column. I could do that, Hax replied, and banged out a few sample columns that won over her bosses. Hax says her goal is to write the things your friends, neighbors and relatives would say frankly the first time rather than delicately 30 times over...
...planned community a la New Urbanism, Sunrise will offer residents jobs and stores just a walk away, along with trees, parks and affordable housing for diverse incomes. The city of South Jordan, where Sunrise will be located, entitled the land in 2000, and the developer has hired urban planner Peter Calthorpe, who is helping to reanimate blighted spots like Denver's old Stapleton Airport. Kennecott Development president Peter McMahon wants to break ground for infrastructure next year. "There's just inevitable development heading in that direction," he says...
...Sydney Kai Inis, photo stylist and events planner set up a spot for merchandising found objects and her own redesigned and reinterpreted artifacts and objects of art. As a shop and gallery, she aims to mount a show or original fine art every three months with no piece priced over $600. Clemenza Hawkins exhibits a Harlem themed show through Summer...
...which she says was after 1 a.m.), but were so busy saving lives at the Manningham Labour Club, where rioters had blocked the fire doors with blazing cars, that they couldn't handle the BMW dealer too. "Whatever the reality, perceptions are significant," says Khadam Hossain, 49, a financial planner who came to Britain when he was eight. "While we support the police to a certain extent, they haven't managed to get their image right among the youth." He has no white clients, nor, he says, do his friends in other professions. He is sitting in Connect Telecom...