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奇思怪想
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Ordnance
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ETCH
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思考而得
发表于 2025-3-26 03:57:09
Book 2015Latest editionense resources at its disposal. Klein offersguidance for cutting through the morass, and a roadmap for getting real,meaningful projects done quickly and having fun while doing it..This book is for anyone who wants to change theway that we live in cities without waiting for the glacial pace of change ingovernment..
繁重
发表于 2025-3-26 05:07:51
Bridge the Public-Private Divide,earing for legislation banning the app, Meyer warned the city that “to prohibit the app would be a signal from the city against innovation,” calling the decision “ominous” for young entrepreneurs such as himself involved in the city’s nascent tech scene.
Coma704
发表于 2025-3-26 11:06:32
Prepare for Disruption,dents can apply for any city public-space permit to occupy the curbside using the new TOPS online system, as opposed to spending hours in line in a dreary waiting room. New services such as these offer both cities and their citizens some basic solutions to problems that have long seemed intractable.
自由职业者
发表于 2025-3-26 13:56:30
Why Should You Care about Getting Sh*t Done in Cities?,itics), and funding shortages. Local governments often get the short end of the stick when budgets are slashed, even as they bear the brunt of the blame when local constituents see their services cut and their infrastructure crumble. More than ever, cities are charged with carrying out national-leve
大火
发表于 2025-3-26 18:35:12
,Don’t Be Afraid to Screw Up and Learn,the agency was standing on the balconies overlooking the atrium. Even as I gave my opening speech, I could sense the skepticism amongst some in the crowd of transportation employees. Who was this smart aleck from the private sector they’d brought in to shake things up? Why did things need to change?