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Met 3FM Serious Request 2015 zetten we ons dit jaar in voor kinderen en jongeren in oorlogs- en conflictgebieden: deze generatie leeft onder de meest extreme omstandigheden en heeft daardoor weinig kans op scholing en ontwikkeling. Zij zijn de stille slachtoffers van de oorlog. Voor meer info, check: www.3fm.nl/seriousrequest. Nielson tijdens eindshow Serious Request
3FM Serious Request draait dit jaar om meisjes en vrouwen die slachtoffer zijn van seksueel geweld in conflictgebieden. 3FM Serious Request 2014 vraagt aandacht voor een stille ramp die miljoenen vrouwen treft en beschadigt. 3FM-DJ’s Coen Swijnenberg, Gerard Ekdom en Domien Verschuuren in het Glazen Huis in Haarlem willen deze vrouwen een stem geven en zoveel mogelijk geld inzamelen voor het Rode Kruis, zodat zij opgevangen worden en een leven kunnen opbouwen. Details: www.3fm.nl/ December 2014. Foto:Raymond van Olphen
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Het 3FM Serious Request Glazen Huis staat dit jaar op de Oude Markt in Enschede. Miss Montreal speelde daar dinsdagavond 18 december op het 3FM podium.
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3FM Serious Request 2016 vraagt aandacht voor een stille ramp die elke 35 seconden een kinderleven eist: longontsteking. Elk jaar sterven meer dan 900.000 jonge kinderen aan een longontsteking. Deze kinderen zijn eenvoudig te redden met de juiste behandeling en goede informatie. Check: seriousrequest.3fm.nl/
cambridge, massachusetts
1957
building 10
massachusetts institute of technology campus
(infrared film)
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The Rockettes' Dressing Room
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Chanel has swollen lymph-nodes and a very high fever. The vet has told us if she doesn't respond to antibiotics in 48 hours we will have to make a decision.... Thanks for any positive thoughts being sent her way.
Update...Chanel didn't make it...a virus or...vet wasn't sure. She was such a character; she is missed but in our hearts.
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february 1969
mardi gras spectators
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De opbrengst van 3FM Serious Request 2010 gaat naar de stille slachtoffers van aids. Op de markt van Eindhoven nemen Giel, Coen en Gerard plaats in het Glazen Huis.
GOVERNOR TOMBLIN ANNOUNCES FIRST PHASE OF HOBET PROJECT
Development sites identified and plans for road construction underway
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (May 12, 2016) - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin today announced the first phase of the Hobet project is underway, including preliminary site development plans and the release of a Division of Highways request for qualification (RFQ) for the design and construction of an access road.
"After announcing the Hobet project during my State of the State address in January, I have worked tirelessly to move this project forward, because the people of southern West Virginia and our entire state deserve to see it become a reality," Gov. Tomblin said. "Today, I'm proud of the steps we have taken to launch the first phase of this project, establishing a clear path forward that will ensure it reaches its full potential, helping to diversify our state's economy and provide new opportunities to those who have called this region home for generations."
With the help of Marshall University's Center for Environmental Geotechnical and Applied Sciences, mapping of the site has been completed to provide a more accurate representation of the size and scope of the project. In its entirety, the Hobet property includes more than 12,000 acres of land. Mapping has also helped the team identify prospective sites for strategic development moving forward. In the coming weeks, West Virginia University will launch an industry-specific site analysis to determine the best uses for prospective development.
The West Virginia Department of Transportation (DOT) recently released an RFQ for the design and construction of an access road to the site. The route will include a new 2.6-mile road, heading west from U.S. Route 119 and W.Va. Route 3 to the existing haul road north of Danville in Boone County. The road will provide access to the Phase I development area, covering nearly 4,000 acres west of Corridor G. The DOH plans to award a contract in October 2016, and construction is slated to begin March 2017. The state has submitted a federal transportation grant application to fund this new stretch of four-lane road.
Local utility companies have identified existing utility lines, and the state continues to develop plans to extend water, sewer and fiber infrastructure to the site. Costs will be determined as part of the DOT bid process.
The project has received support from local landowners, and final negotiations are underway. Land titles will be transferred to the West Virginia Economic Development Authority. The state continues to work to secure necessary land titles and outline the next phases of development for the property. The state also continues to pursue additional federal funds to support the Hobet project, help diversify the state's economy and support local community projects.
GOVERNOR TOMBLIN ANNOUNCES FIRST PHASE OF HOBET PROJECT
Development sites identified and plans for road construction underway
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (May 12, 2016) - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin today announced the first phase of the Hobet project is underway, including preliminary site development plans and the release of a Division of Highways request for qualification (RFQ) for the design and construction of an access road.
"After announcing the Hobet project during my State of the State address in January, I have worked tirelessly to move this project forward, because the people of southern West Virginia and our entire state deserve to see it become a reality," Gov. Tomblin said. "Today, I'm proud of the steps we have taken to launch the first phase of this project, establishing a clear path forward that will ensure it reaches its full potential, helping to diversify our state's economy and provide new opportunities to those who have called this region home for generations."
With the help of Marshall University's Center for Environmental Geotechnical and Applied Sciences, mapping of the site has been completed to provide a more accurate representation of the size and scope of the project. In its entirety, the Hobet property includes more than 12,000 acres of land. Mapping has also helped the team identify prospective sites for strategic development moving forward. In the coming weeks, West Virginia University will launch an industry-specific site analysis to determine the best uses for prospective development.
The West Virginia Department of Transportation (DOT) recently released an RFQ for the design and construction of an access road to the site. The route will include a new 2.6-mile road, heading west from U.S. Route 119 and W.Va. Route 3 to the existing haul road north of Danville in Boone County. The road will provide access to the Phase I development area, covering nearly 4,000 acres west of Corridor G. The DOH plans to award a contract in October 2016, and construction is slated to begin March 2017. The state has submitted a federal transportation grant application to fund this new stretch of four-lane road.
Local utility companies have identified existing utility lines, and the state continues to develop plans to extend water, sewer and fiber infrastructure to the site. Costs will be determined as part of the DOT bid process.
The project has received support from local landowners, and final negotiations are underway. Land titles will be transferred to the West Virginia Economic Development Authority. The state continues to work to secure necessary land titles and outline the next phases of development for the property. The state also continues to pursue additional federal funds to support the Hobet project, help diversify the state's economy and support local community projects.
GOVERNOR TOMBLIN ANNOUNCES FIRST PHASE OF HOBET PROJECT
Development sites identified and plans for road construction underway
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (May 12, 2016) - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin today announced the first phase of the Hobet project is underway, including preliminary site development plans and the release of a Division of Highways request for qualification (RFQ) for the design and construction of an access road.
"After announcing the Hobet project during my State of the State address in January, I have worked tirelessly to move this project forward, because the people of southern West Virginia and our entire state deserve to see it become a reality," Gov. Tomblin said. "Today, I'm proud of the steps we have taken to launch the first phase of this project, establishing a clear path forward that will ensure it reaches its full potential, helping to diversify our state's economy and provide new opportunities to those who have called this region home for generations."
With the help of Marshall University's Center for Environmental Geotechnical and Applied Sciences, mapping of the site has been completed to provide a more accurate representation of the size and scope of the project. In its entirety, the Hobet property includes more than 12,000 acres of land. Mapping has also helped the team identify prospective sites for strategic development moving forward. In the coming weeks, West Virginia University will launch an industry-specific site analysis to determine the best uses for prospective development.
The West Virginia Department of Transportation (DOT) recently released an RFQ for the design and construction of an access road to the site. The route will include a new 2.6-mile road, heading west from U.S. Route 119 and W.Va. Route 3 to the existing haul road north of Danville in Boone County. The road will provide access to the Phase I development area, covering nearly 4,000 acres west of Corridor G. The DOH plans to award a contract in October 2016, and construction is slated to begin March 2017. The state has submitted a federal transportation grant application to fund this new stretch of four-lane road.
Local utility companies have identified existing utility lines, and the state continues to develop plans to extend water, sewer and fiber infrastructure to the site. Costs will be determined as part of the DOT bid process.
The project has received support from local landowners, and final negotiations are underway. Land titles will be transferred to the West Virginia Economic Development Authority. The state continues to work to secure necessary land titles and outline the next phases of development for the property. The state also continues to pursue additional federal funds to support the Hobet project, help diversify the state's economy and support local community projects.
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GOVERNOR TOMBLIN ANNOUNCES FIRST PHASE OF HOBET PROJECT
Development sites identified and plans for road construction underway
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (May 12, 2016) - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin today announced the first phase of the Hobet project is underway, including preliminary site development plans and the release of a Division of Highways request for qualification (RFQ) for the design and construction of an access road.
"After announcing the Hobet project during my State of the State address in January, I have worked tirelessly to move this project forward, because the people of southern West Virginia and our entire state deserve to see it become a reality," Gov. Tomblin said. "Today, I'm proud of the steps we have taken to launch the first phase of this project, establishing a clear path forward that will ensure it reaches its full potential, helping to diversify our state's economy and provide new opportunities to those who have called this region home for generations."
With the help of Marshall University's Center for Environmental Geotechnical and Applied Sciences, mapping of the site has been completed to provide a more accurate representation of the size and scope of the project. In its entirety, the Hobet property includes more than 12,000 acres of land. Mapping has also helped the team identify prospective sites for strategic development moving forward. In the coming weeks, West Virginia University will launch an industry-specific site analysis to determine the best uses for prospective development.
The West Virginia Department of Transportation (DOT) recently released an RFQ for the design and construction of an access road to the site. The route will include a new 2.6-mile road, heading west from U.S. Route 119 and W.Va. Route 3 to the existing haul road north of Danville in Boone County. The road will provide access to the Phase I development area, covering nearly 4,000 acres west of Corridor G. The DOH plans to award a contract in October 2016, and construction is slated to begin March 2017. The state has submitted a federal transportation grant application to fund this new stretch of four-lane road.
Local utility companies have identified existing utility lines, and the state continues to develop plans to extend water, sewer and fiber infrastructure to the site. Costs will be determined as part of the DOT bid process.
The project has received support from local landowners, and final negotiations are underway. Land titles will be transferred to the West Virginia Economic Development Authority. The state continues to work to secure necessary land titles and outline the next phases of development for the property. The state also continues to pursue additional federal funds to support the Hobet project, help diversify the state's economy and support local community projects.
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The nice lady driving her team wanted pictures of her pulling horses at the Old Threshers Reunion in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. I provided some contact information, but I'm afraid it didn't get to her. If anyone recognizes her, let her know these pictures are available to her.
Note to self: I need to do a better job getting contact information to people who want the pictures I shoot. Everyone seems to have a camera/phone nowadays, but people still appreciate good pictures when they actually see them.
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SAN ANTONIO HISTORIC AND DESIGN REVIEW COMMISSION
OFFICIAL MINUTES
6 July 2018
24. HDRC NO. 32018-251
Applicant: Tobin Hill Community Association
Address: 1817 N ST MARYS (parcel includes 902,904 E Euclid and 1817 and 1827 N St Mary’s)
REQUEST:
A request for review by the Historic and Design Review Commission regarding eligibility of the property
located at 1817 N St Mary's (parcel includes 902, 904 E Euclid and 1817 and 1827 N St Mary’s) for
landmark designation.
FINDINGS:
a. On April 10, 2018, a demolition application was submitted to the Office of Historic Preservation
(OHP) by the property owner for three of the four structures at 1817 N St Mary’s which is located
in the Tobin Hill Community Association registered neighborhood. The proposed demolition is
for the tree structures known as 902 & 904 E Euclid and 1817 N St Mary’s. At the same time, the
owner submitted a demolition request for one structure located on an adjacent lot which will be
considered as a separate item. OHP Staff conducted research to determine eligibility and
contacted the neighborhood association during the 30 day review period provided by UDC 35-
455.
b. On May 3, 2018, a Request for Review of Historic Significance for 1817 N St Mary’s (parcel
includes 902, 904 E Euclid and 1817 and 1827 N St Mary’s) was submitted to OHP by the Tobin
Hill Community Association, the applicant in this case.
c. On May 24, 2018, OHP Staff and the Designation Advisory Group conducted a site visit. The
group noted that 902 E Euclid and 904 E Euclid are twins with exact form, style, and materials.
Both are in good structural condition and retain their original materials: wood windows, original
wood lap siding under added asbestos siding, and other materials such as trim and exposed
rafters. 902 E Euclid and 904 E Euclid are in their original residential context, and the group
noted these structures should be retained as they represent the original development pattern of
that block. For 1827 N St. Mary’s, the group observed the original material and form of the
corner brick commercial structure. For the residential structure addressed 1817 N St. Mary’s, it
was visible that the original materials were intact. It was also noted that the property has lost its
residential context along N St. Mary’s. Based on site observation, the group supported a
determination of eligibility for the entire lot that includes 4 structures.
d. The parcel is located in the Tobin Hill neighborhood, but is not within the Tobin Hill Historic
District. The Tobin Hill area was surveyed in 2006 and 2007. The survey noted the property as
being within the period of significance.
e. If the HDRC agrees with the request, OHP will seek concurrence from the owner. If the owner is
in favor of designation, the request may proceed in the designation process and will be presented
to the Zoning Commission. In the case where an owner is not in favor, OHP must first forward
the recommendation of the HDRC to City Council for consideration of a resolution to initiate the
landmark designation process as outlined in UDC 35-606. If the HDRC does not agree with the
request, a resolution from City Council to initiate the landmark designation will not be sought.
f. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION –
902 E Euclid – residential
The structure is a single-story Craftsman with original exposed rafter tails, a double front
gable, and a covered front porch. It has a rectangular footprint, an original standing seam
metal roof on a cross gabled roof, and original 117 wood siding that is currently covered
by non-original synthetic asbestos siding. There is an original side gabled front concrete
porch with four (4) non-original wrought iron posts and concrete steps. Two front entry
doors are boarded up. Original one over one wood windows are installed throughout the
house, some with non-original aluminum screens. There are two original brick chimneys;
one is located on the south elevation of the house that has been painted, and one is inset
within the interior towards the rear.
904 E Euclid – residential
The structure is a twin for 902 E Euclid. This single-story Craftsman style structure with
original exposed rafter tails, a double front gable, and a covered front porch. It has a
rectangular footprint, an original standing seam metal roof on a cross gabled roof, and
original 117 wood siding that is currently covered by non-original synthetic asbestos
siding. There is an original side gabled front concrete porch with four
(4) non-original wrought iron posts and concrete steps. Two front entry doors are boarded
up. Original one over one wood windows are installed throughout the house, some with
original decorative wood windows screens and some with non-original aluminum
screens. An original brick chimney is located on the south elevation of the house that has
been painted.
1827 N St. Mary’s - commercial
The single story commercial brick structure is irregular shaped with two elevations that
front the street. The building’s placement addresses the street which is consistent with
early 20th century pedestrian oriented development. It has an original flat roof with a tall
parapet topped with a cornice and an original flat awning on the east elevation. There are
five (5) windows on the east elevation, three of which are bricked over. The window to
the left of the front door has an original transom window with four divided lights. There
is also a storefront door on the east elevation with non-original wood screens. The north
elevation features a painted sign advertising “A&G Boxing Team”. There are two
horizontal windows that are covered by an unknown material. There are two small
additions located on the southern elevation.
1817 N St. Mary’s – residential
The primary structure is a Craftsman style home with a rectangular footprint and an
original front clipped gable. Original features include a standing seam metal roof and
exposed rafter tails and brackets. It has a front gabled porch with three (3) original
tapered wood columns each atop large wooden piers clad with non-original synthetic
asbestos shingles. The original inset front porch is open to the south and east side.
Original one-over-one wood windows can be seen throughout the house. The siding is a
combination of non-original synthetic asbestos shingles and original wood 117 siding
underneath.
g. SITE CONTEXT –The parcel is located at the southwest corner of E Euclid and N St Mary’s, a
prominent corner on the N St Mary’s corridor, at a bend in the road which makes the commercial
structure highly visible. This is a large parcel that holds four structures: three residential single
family homes and one large corner commercial structure. The commercial structure sits at the
southwest corner of the North Saint Mary’s and East Euclid intersection. There is another corner
commercial structure at northwest corner of the same intersection, and two new construction
commercial structures at the east corners.
h. HISTORIC CONTEXT - The structures at 1817 North Saint Mary’s represent the residential and
commercial development of this area off the North Saint Mary’s commercial corridor. The
surrounding residential neighborhood of Tobin Hill flourished as one of San Antonio’s early
suburbs. The historic fabric of this area just outside of the Tobin Hill Historic District is rapidly
disappearing as new development along the Broadway and Saint Mary’s corridors intensify.
Already, the residential structure addressed 1817 N St Mary’s has lost its residential context as
commercial developed off Highway 281.
i. HISTORIC CONTEXT - North St. Mary’s Street, first called Rock Quarry Road and later Jones
Avenue, slowly grew to become important commercial corridor for adjacent residential
neighborhoods and flourished in the 1910s and 1920s.This southern end of the Tobin Hill
neighborhood developed in the early 1920s. Joe (also known as Joseph/Guiseppe) Di Carlo
purchased the property at the corner of North St. Mary’s and East Euclid in 1921 from W.E. and
Wanda Lowry, who lived on nearby Erie Ave. Joe Di Carlo, a prominent member of the Italian
community in San Antonio, lived with his family at 651 N Main where he also operated a grocery
store. Joe was a charter member of the Christopher Columbus Italian Society, and was honored as
a special guest at the cornerstone laying celebration in 1927.
j. EVALUATION – In order to be eligible for historic landmark designation, properties shall meet
at least three (3) of the 16 criteria listed. Staff finds that all four structures are contributing
structures to the neighborhood. Staff evaluated the property against all 16 criteria and determined
that it was consistent with UDC sec. 35-607(b):
(5) Its embodiment of distinguishing characteristics of an architectural style
valuable for the study of a period, type, method of construction, or use of indigenous
materials; as good examples of
Craftsman style residences and an early twentieth century one part block commercial
structure.
(7)Its unique location or singular physical characteristics that make it an established
or familiar visual feature; located on a prominent corner on the southernmost edge of
the Tobin Hill neighborhood, these structures provide definition of scale and context
moving from the commercial corridor of North St. Mary’s Street into the residential
portion of East Euclid.
(11) It is distinctive in character, interest or value; strongly exemplifies the cultural,
economic, social, ethnic or historical heritage of San Antonio, Texas or the United
States; the corner commercial structure represents the importance of the North St.
Mary’s Street corridor to the Tobin Hill community, serving the neighborhood as a
grocery store for over 40 years.
k. Per UDC Sec. 35-453, once the commission concurs eligibility of the property and makes a
recommendation of approval for designation, interim design review requirements will be in place
and the property owners must receive a written approval (a Certificate of Appropriateness) for
any exterior work. Theses interim requirements will remain in place until the City Council makes
their final decision on the proposed zoning change or not longer than six months.
l. The City offers a tax incentive for the substantial rehabilitation of historic properties because
historic landmarks possess cultural and historical value and contribute to the overall quality and
character of the City and its neighborhoods. If historic designation is approved, rehabilitation and
restoration work may be eligible for this incentive. State and Federal tax incentives are also
available for properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places and provide substantial
relief for rehabilitation projects.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
Staff recommends approval of the request. Staff finds that the property at 1817 N St Mary’s meets 3 of
the 16 criteria for evaluation and is eligible for landmark designation, and that all four buildings are
contributing, based on findings c through j. If the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) finds
the property eligible, the HDRC will become the applicant and will request a resolution from the City
Council to initiate the designation process.
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: None.
POSTPONED BY APPLICANT
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FROM SIGN AT PALACE ENTRANCE: Changdeokgun Palace was constructed in 1405, the fifth year of King Taejong (r.1400-1418), the third Joseon Gyeongbokgung Palace was to the west and Changdeokgung Palace to the east. All of the palace buildingS were destroyed by fire during the Japanese invasion of 1592. Changdeokgung was restored in 1610 and served as the main palace for 270 year until Gyeongbokgung was finally reconstructed in 1868 during the reign of King Gojong. Since the palace was to the east of Gyeongbokgung, where major buildings are arranged in accordance with the main axis of the meridian, Changdeokgung is laid out in harmony with the areas topography; the palace architecture has a dissymmetric beauty that is unique to Korea. The layout of Changdeokgung is welcoming and offered the royal residents much convenience. It influenced the layout of other major palaces. The buildings of Changdeokgung Palace including Daejojeon, the queens residence, were destroyed in 1917 by fire. To replace them, buildings at Gyeongbokgung Palace were dismantled and moved here. In the process, many structures were modified or damaged. Full restoration work began in 1991 and is still under way. Despite all of the damage done to the palace in the years past, Changdeokgung is relatively well preserved and is representative of Korean palace architecture. The garden of Changdeokgung is one of the most enchanting spaces in Korea. The Changdeokgung Palace complex was inscribed on the USESCO World Cultural Heritage List in 1997 for its outstanding architecture and a design that is in harmony with the landscape.
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De popscene uit Groningen verenigt zich op woensdag 23 december tijdens het benefietfestival "De Collecte" in de Groninger poptempel VERA. Uiteenlopend in genre, maar allemaal te zien tijdens 'De Collecte' zijn o.a: The Black Atlantic, Klein, Kim Janssen, Corijn, Awkward I, Florian Wolff, Tommy Ebben, Dudettes, Growlin' Love & Pain, LPG, Krause, Jay-P, Break-Fast crew en Rohbadobh.
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De popscene uit Groningen verenigt zich op woensdag 23 december tijdens het benefietfestival "De Collecte" in de Groninger poptempel VERA. Uiteenlopend in genre, maar allemaal te zien tijdens 'De Collecte' zijn o.a: The Black Atlantic, Klein, Kim Janssen, Corijn, Awkward I, Florian Wolff, Tommy Ebben, Dudettes, Growlin' Love & Pain, LPG, Krause, Jay-P, Break-Fast crew en Rohbadobh.
Meer info: funkiblog.nl/op-locatie/radio-3fm-serious-request-glazen-...
at the request of our fearless leader (top left) i did lensbaby headshots of all the photography department staff. not sure about the propriety of posting this, but i thought i'd share with ya'll :) these are the people that give me grades & critique my work & keep me inspired (& at times, drive me absolutely insane!). it was quite a project - shooting this many photographers, especially so close up. I was within inches of each of their faces with the lensbaby.... a bit invasive & intimate for people used to being on the OTHER side of the camera. fortunately, i think i captured each of their distinct personalities.
// lensbaby, canon mark II, all shot with available light or 1 hot light //
Elke 30 seconden sterft er een kind aan malaria. Daar moet wat aan gedaan worden. Op de Grote Markt in Groningen draaien Giel Beelen, Gerard Ekdom en Annemieke Schollaardt van 18 t/m 24 december 2009 een week lang plaatjes om geld op te halen voor het Rode Kruis. Dit doen de DJ's in het kader van 3FM Serious Request 2009.