While ABCmouse's audience and approach are targeted, the offering is actually pretty vast, like an ever-expanding book: ABCmouse now has over 7,000 learning activities that include reading and language arts, math, science, social studies, health, art, and music, with development steered by a board that includes teachers, academics and others, and several awards to its credit.
The PAC development was steered by a multi-disciplinary team, spanning a range of hospital departments.
Poole points to further differences between the two camps: humanitarian assistance is provided on the basis of assessed needs, development takes its steer from recipient government priorities.
A global goal on water can help steer development and investments and it can guide leaders in all fields, not least political leaders.
Brandon Armstrong, a former player in the N.B.A.'s Development League, has steered his athleticism toward a second career, as a hilariously gifted physical comedian.
Many experts now recognize that these leaders might have done better to steer development along more traditional African lines by, for example, supporting peasant farmers.
As Emanuel's troubles deepened, Pfleger, seeing an opportunity, pressured City Hall to steer development to parts of the South and West Sides where unemployment is high.
In 2000 it tweaked the planning laws to steer development away from big, spacious houses on new land towards city-centre flats.
Mr. McGreevey inherited a program that spends about $200 million a year to buy open space and preserve farmland, which he rolled into a bigger "smart growth" campaign to steer development to population centers, mostly by making it difficult elsewhere.
On the other side of the debate are environmentalists and some local officials who argue that the designation is important to steer development away from areas important to a fast-shrinking population of the birds.
