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The museum, which is affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, is intended to focus attention on the role of industry in shaping the country's rapid growth, but it has raised only $14 million of the $26 million it needs for its first phase, said Stephen G. Donches, its chief executive.

Most notably, she plays an important oversight role for the Second Avenue subway project, whose cost is estimated at $5 billion for its first phase.

The grant, which provides $100,000 in funding for its first phase, will enable scientists to develop maps of 54 international cities that show their genetic differences and also their epigenetic states — which detail how genes are turned on or off and stratify strains of bacteria.

Plans for the project, which is expected to cost about $2.4 million for its first phase, will include an exhibit about mass extermination, expanding educational programs and the creation of a new space specifically for the remembrance of those who died, the Interior Ministry said.

For its second phase, TfL can consolidate "most things, if not everything", says Townsend, including both its commercial arrangements with suppliers and the technology it uses.

For its second phase, Frank Coolick, assistant director for solid and hazardous waste with the state environmental agency, said his agency was working with the state Department of Corrections to devise a plan in which it would would purchase a huge shredder and state inmates would remove tires for processing.

Plans for its second phase from 2007 to 2010 will be discussed.

But Hub Criativo do Beato plans to have 35,000m2 planned for just its first phase.

Identifying and prioritising the research needs was a principle objective for E&HH in its first phase.

As for the jobs program, its first phase is being financed by a $50,000 state grant to the Westchester-Putnam Counties' Consortium for Worker Education and Training, which will select and train the first 15 workers in New Rochelle.

The glass, steel and precast concrete convention center, designed by Rafael Vinoly Architects of New York and HNTB Architecture of Boston, will have a 600,000-square-foot exhibition hall, 200,000 square feet of meeting rooms and parking for 1,000 cars in its first phase of 1.9 million square feet.