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The Fishery Survey of India (FSI) provided the general public an opportunity to take a peek at its activities, including visits to its trawlers, as part of its open house held on Thursday.
Specimens of marine organisms, including deep sea sharks, hammerhead sharks, and octopuses, that were on display impressed visitors. Lavanika and Matsya Varshini, the two trawlers of the FSI, was a major attraction. From curious students to elders, visitors thronged the vessel to listen to technical experts and scientists associated with the vessel.
Some of the administrative staff of the FSI were also seen visiting the vessel on the day.
"While on cruises, the vessels would stay in the waters for at least 20 days together and carry out the fishing operations. We fish exclusively for research purposes and conduct scientific studies on samples collected from different locations," said Rahul Tailor, a researcher at FSI.
The FSI is focusing on the survey and assessment of the fishery wealth of the country, said D.M. Ali, senior scientist.
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New York Nick's has an new fans--Mickey Hart and his band. Hart, a drummer of the rock band the Grateful Dead, played at Vinyl Music Hall on Sunday night. His manager ordered a couple meatball subs before the show. Within 20 minutes, the band and rest of the crew also wanted the sandwiches. [...]
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AP is reporting that Northwest Florida State College, which is in Niceville, has been hit by computer hackers that gained access nearly 300,000 names, Social Security and bank routing numbers of students, teachers, staff and retirees.Read AP.
Bonfire Jam leaves the beach for Jay, brings along Clint Black and Gretchen Wilson
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Reserves of coal near Longtown spark share tip
Last updated at 08:01, Friday, 01 February 2013
An Australian stockbroker is tipping shares on the strength of coal reserves near Longtown.
Patersons, the country's largest independent stockbroker, is keen on shares in the Melbourne company New Age Exploration, which has a licence to explore the Lochinvar coalfield straddling the Scottish border.
Patersons describes the coal field as a "very attractive" project.
It is recommending shares in New Age as a speculative buy with growth potential.
Its research note says: "We are initiating coverage on New Age Exploration (NAE), a promising coking-coal exploration company with a very attractive project in the UK called Lochinvar and a strong coal-mining team."
The coalfield contains coking coal, which is used to produce steel.
It was first discovered in the 1950s by the National Coal Board but never fully explored.
NAE bought a licence to work on just under 26 square miles of the field in 2012 for £12,500.
The area stretches as far north as Evertown, near Canonbie, and as far south as Longtown.
Patersons described this as: "The best £12,500 one could ever spend."
The stockbrokers have predicted that NAE will be able to make announcements to Australia's Joint Ore Reserves Committee, which is required under the country's laws, about its exploration in Lochinvar in the next six months.
The report said the project was good for NAE because of Lochinvar's closeness to ports such as Workington, and Immingham in Lincolnshire.
It also has road and rail links to the UK's main steel works, which currently import much of their coking coal.
The exact volume of coal that could be mined in Lochinvar is not yet clear.
The coal seam is at its shallowest in the north and west of the field and any mining operation would be likely to start from this point.
It would be extracted by miners working in a series of tunnels.
First published at 11:41, Wednesday, 30 January 2013
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By Alec Wilkinson
After her tap-dance lesson, Kat Edmonson had lunch at a Cuban restaurant. Edmonson is a singer and songwriter who has a new record, called "The Big Picture." She is petite, with short, fine hair, delicate features, and pearly teeth. Her accent sounds Midwestern, but she grew up in Texas and now lives in Brooklyn. She began writing songs when she was nine years old, keeping them in a binder that says "Katherine's Songs" on the cover, in letters made from little plastic jewels. She never learned an instrument well, so her songs are built around melodies as they occur to her, rather than on patterns of chords. She calls her style "vintage pop." Her singing voice is supple and adept and capable of suggesting several shades of feeling within a single phrase, but it has a childlike quality, and some people regard it as idiosyncratic. "Growing up, I always just assumed I had a wonderful voice, and everyone would think so," she said at the restaurant. "But people are starting to use adjectives like 'quirky,' and 'polarizing.' A lot of the things I like have been called 'polarizing'—Bob Dylan, the Eiffel Tower, pâté. People don't hate the Eiffel Tower now, but they did."
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The Identification of Catalytic Pentad in the Haloalkane Dehalogenase DhmA from Mycobacterium avium N85: Reaction Mechanism and Molecular Evolution
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Original title: | The Identification of Catalytic Pentad in the Haloalkane Dehalogenase DhmA from Mycobacterium avium N85: Reaction Mechanism and Molecular Evolution |
Authors: | Martina Pavlová, Martin Klvaňa, Andrea Jesenská, Zbyněk Prokop, Hana Konečná, T. Sato, M. Tsuda, Yuji Nagata, Jiří Damborský |
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Original language: | English |
Field: | Biochemistry |
WWW: | http://loschmidt.chemi.muni.cz/peg/abstracts/jsb06.html |
Type: | Article in Periodical |
Keywords: | Haloalkane dehalogenase DhmA; Mycobacterium avium N85; expression ; Site-directed mutagenesis |
Haloalkane dehalogenase DhmA from Mycobacterium avium N85 showed poor expression and low stability when produced in Escherichia coli. Here we present expression DhmA in newly constructed pK4RP rhodococcal expression system in a soluble and stable form. Site-directed mutagenesis was used for the identification of a catalytic pentad, which makes up the reaction machinery of all currently known haloalkane dehalogenases. The putative catalytic triad Asp123, His279, Asp250 and the first halide-stabilizing residue Trp124 were deduced from sequence comparisons. The second stabilizing residue Trp164 was predicted from a homology model. Five point mutants in the catalytic pentad were constructed, tested for activity and were found inactive. A two-step reaction mechanism was proposed for DhmA. Evolution of different types of catalytic pentads and molecular adaptation towards the synthetic substrate 1,2-dichloroethane within the protein family is discussed.
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Cardiff City Football Club
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Cardiff City central defender Darren Purse has pledged his future to the Ninian Park club by signing a new contract extension.
The 30-year-old has been linked with a move to Wigan Athletic this summer, with his current deal set to run out in a year's time.
However, Purse is now tied to the Bluebirds long-term, a position he is more than happy with.
He told the club's official website: "I always wanted to sign a new contract to stay at Ninian Park.
"I have loved playing for Cardiff and can honestly say that the last two years have been the most enjoyable of my career.
"I'm glad that everything has been sorted out and am looking forward to the new campaign as we aim to improve on last season.
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The Trembling Mountain: A Personal Account of Kuru, Cannibals, and Mad Cow Disease
Robert Klitzman was 21 years old when he was invited by the Nobel prize-winning scientist Dr. Carleton Gajdusek to conduct original research among the Stone-Age Fore group in Papua New Guinea whose ritual cannibalism had infected them with Kuru, an incurable disease akin to Mad Cow Disease. The adventure he embarked on would change his life, and provide keys to understanding Mad Cow Disease, potentially the world's next major deadly epidemic.
Battling the dense primordial rain forests penetrated by few outsiders before him, Klitzman tracked down Fore patients and family members, overcoming their suspicions and superstitions so that he could document the progress and patterns of Kuru. Confronting cultural gaps and his own limitations, he came away with a deeper understanding of human nature. His work with the Fore trained the future doctor in ways that would far surpass medical school.
At once a gripping medical mystery, an exotic travelogue, and a stirring coming-of-age story, The Trembling Mountain is a powerful first-hand account of life on the frontiers of science.
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Too cool. You're lucky to have captured such a happening….if I were behind your camera, that little 'nut case' would have ran into hiding. Cool, and so so sweet.
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Reno, NV (Sports Network) - Luke Babbitt poured in a game-high 26 points to lead the Nevada Wolf Pack to a 75-61 victory over the Montana State Bobcats in a non-conference battle at Lawlor Events Center.
Armon Johnson added 16 points for Nevada (1-0), while Brandon Fields and Ray Kraemer contributed 14 and 10 points, respectively, in the win.
Erik Rush netted 13 points for Montana State (0-1), while Cody Anderson and Bryan Louff chipped in with 10 points apiece in the losing effort.
The Wolf Pack went into the break with a commanding 50-31 lead thanks to their sizzling 72.0 percent shooting effort from the field, which included a 7-of-11 clip from behind the arc.
Nevada held the Bobcats to a mere 37.5 percent shooting effort from the floor in the second stanza and went on to win by a 14-point margin.
The Wolf Pack shot 52.8 percent in the contest and defensively the team forced Montana State into 20 turnovers.
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"A majority on the panel found no deliberate effort to break the law." Oh so that's a legal defense!? Well officer I wasn't deliberately trying to break the law, I just need $50,000 from the bank. For what? Oh, I really wanted a new Corvette. Was the money mine? Well, no... Defense lawyers rejoice! What a crock. Politicians protecting politicians. I wonder what this will cost us in favors to repay the committee members for their "sound" judgment. I mean her and her administration in the best case scenario can't even keep track of her private jet flights. What a shock it is that the state budget is in shambles. »
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The Arusha Coffee Lodge, located on a quiet coffee plantation five minutes' drive from the Arusha airport, caters to weary international arrivals. (Safari-bound travelers typically arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport late at night, crash at a hotel, and board a charter flight out of Arusha early the next morning.) In the guest rooms, design details—sinks that look like coffee beans suspended in amber, and toffee- and cream-colored textiles—reference the surrounding plantation. The massive soaking tubs, three-head rain showers, and private decks with outdoor fireplace will help you unwind post-flight. The only drawback is that the villas, which house the 18 guest rooms, have corrugated metal roofs; the noise from tree branches and monkeys can be unsettling at night, and the roofs mar the otherwise well-manicured look of the grounds. Still, the lodge is a soft landing after a long trip, and if you have time to spare, it's a good base for exploring the crafts markets and restaurants of Arusha. Collen Clark
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We were making our way to the Pitt Rivers Museum, and the only way that you can access that particular University museum is by going into and through the Natural History Museum.
It was quite large and bright, and as with every museum of this time there were dinosaur bones and many "stuffed" animals.
In fairness, it was quite busy and there was a very good atmosphere - I am unsure if it was just that particular Sunday; however there were many families and younger people around.
Admission is free and there is a reasonable shop.
These two museums are among Oxford's finest - and conveniently located in one building.
The Museum of Natural History is a good place to go to with children who might not be as fascinated by college architecture as their parents. Here they can see many preserved specimen of curious animals such as a globefish or several crocodiles. Furthermore, there are a lot of animal skeletons, ranging from dinosaurs to hippos, from pigs to horses. Lots of activities for children such as hands-on sessions or simply the possibility to draw a picture of their favourite animals make the museum worth a trip.
The Pitt Rivers Museum might be of more interest to the older ones. It was founded in 1884 when Lieutenant Pitt-Rivers gave his collection to the university under the condition that the university opened a chair for anthropology. Oxford University did so, and thus received a really interesting collection of some 20,000 man-made items. Nowadays, there are more than 500,000! What can be seen there? Pitt-Rivers was interested in the customs of peoples from all over the world, so you can find animal bone whistles, arctic clothing, fetishes, hats, toys made from rare woods and thousands of other things. It is really interesting to walk through the maze of display cases and see how humans all over the world lived their lives. One of the Pitt-Rivers' biggest (or rather smallest) attractions are the shrunken heads. It would go beyond the frame of this tip to explain the process of shrinking a head, but it's really incredible to take a look at the result: a microscopic, rather dull-looking human head.
One of the most memorable experiences in Oxford for me is my visit to the Ashmolean Museum. Lonely Planet promised "a stunning collection of antiquities as well as European and British art". For once, this was an understatement.
The museum really holds a carefully selected collection of the best in art, archaeology and more. It is anything but boring or repetitive, because there are only a few items of each period, each style, each artist, and wherever you go there is something new and different and exciting to see.
The museum opened in 1683 in another building on Broad Street which todays houses the History of Science Museum. The present large building was built in the neoclassical style, and very recently a new wing, built in a modern style, was added; this enabled to museum to display more items from its vast collection.
The painting galeries have works by Rembrandt, Breughel, Turner and Picasso, to name a few.
In the sculpture gallery my favorite was "the Elderly Fisherman" of 200 AD, found at the Hadrianic baths in Asia Minor. While most sculptures of that period depicted gods, kings or military leaders, this one depicts a common fisherman, but his realistically sculpted face is as interesting and deep as any king's.
There are some exquisite 15th-16th century tapestries and musical instruments. There is a porcelain gallery, and a few galleries of Asian art; my favorite there were modern Japanese paintings in a mixture of traditional and modern style.
On a very different subject: one showcase contains National Equitable Labour Exchange banknotes from Robert Owen's early socialist society, one bearing the value of "Eighty Hours" (of work, of course; see photo).
Oxford's Ashmolean Museum is the home of a vast collection of paintings, sculpture, pottery and other artefacts from all over the world. From every corner of the world ~ Egyptian, Roman, Byzantian, Greek etc etc. The museum first opended in 1683 and used to display a stuffed Dodo ...until it rotted!
The collection of European Rennaissance art is sometimes stunning, dating from the 15th century. I went to see the art but was more amazed by some of the wonderful frames around the paintings. And the incredibly decorative furniture scattered around the galleries.
What is very nice is that you can get right up close, there are no rope barriers or unfriendly security staff.
Something for everyone, the kids will like the Egyptian mummies and there are regular lunchtime tours and talks for the grown-ups.
If I lived in Oxford I would be visiting this museum every week. With FREE admission it is very possible!! Closed Mondays, normal opening hours 10 till 6pm.
UPDATE: the Ashmolean now has a fabulous modern (and large) rear extension, as well as a rooftop restaurant, which opened in 2009.
I have to say that very often City and Town Musuems are a little disappointing - however that is rewally up to each visitor to make up their minds upon. This is cited as being "..treasure trove of Oxford's past....."
The musuem highlights both the City and University's past and brings it together rather well.
Founded in 1683, the Ashmolean is the oldest public museum in Britain and one of the oldest in the world. It is a museum of art and archeology and displays its collections in the Departments of Antiquities, Eastern Art and Western Art in addition to the Heberden Coin Room. I must say I preferred the mummies at the Ashmolean to those at the British Museum, where I thought their smell was going to make me sick.
Apart from the permanent exhibitions, the Museum organises temporary ones as well as lectures, films and workshops on art and archeology. Although admission to the museum is free, you may have to pay for those. Booking a seat is advisable. For more information on the current events, consult their webpage.
While you are there, visit the Museum Shop, one of the best souvenir shops in Oxford. And finally, take a rest in their cafe. You will need it after walking through all those rooms.
No flash photography, video cameras or camcorders.
The Museum has a lift to all floors and a wheelchair is available on application to the staff.
Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday - 10 am. to 5 pm.
Sunday - 12 noon to 5 pm.
Photo by Barbara Molland
In the UK, this archeological museum is second only to the British Museum in London. It contains countless treasures and historical artifacts. Founded in 1683, it is also among the world's oldest public museums. And it's free.
The oldest museum in the United Kingdom and home to many fabulous collections and priceless artifacts all housed in a huge and stunningly elegant neo-classical building which you can't miss in it's dominating position on the corner of Beaumont St & St. Giles.
The museum greets you with a wonderful sculpture gallery adorned with classical statues and is particularly strong in it's collections of middle eastern and far eastern antiquities, Italian Renaissance painting as well as Flemish & Dutch 17th century works with also, on a personal note, some priceless Pre-Raphaelite works including Dante Gabriel Rossetti's "Dante on the First Anniversary of the Death of Beatrice" and "Reverie".
It is also renowned for it's ancient British antiquities including Viking silver, many Anglo-Saxon treasures and perhaps most famously, the stunning "Alfred Jewel" belonging to King Alfred the Great (871-899 AD) who legend has always considered the founder of Oxford, although apparently it's not the case..
The museum of Oxford is housed in the historic Town Hall. The Museum of Oxford, so the tourist guide tells me, tells the story of the city and the University using finds from local archaeological excavations including an outstanding Medieval collection. However since I had little time to go in and wanted to see a lot other things I took this picture outside. Just one of the outstanding buildings, one out of many, in Oxford
The Ashmolean is the oldest museum in the country.
The origin of the collection goes way back to Lambeth, London. There in a pub called the Ark, the 17th-century naturalist and royal gardener John Tradescant displayed the extensive collection of rarities and curiosities gathered on his trips to Europe or given to him by sea captains. After his death in 1638, Tradescant's son, also called John added numerous items from the New World. The collection was bequeathed to Ashmole who presented it to the university. Items from the Ark can be seen in the Tradescant Room on the first floor. They include Guy Fawkes' lantern and as the star attraction, Powhatton's Mantle. Powhatten was a Virginian Native American Chief and the father of Pocahontas.
The Antiquities Department has a fine Egyptian section and extensive displays covering Ancient Greece, Rome and the Near East as well as Dark-Age Europe and Anglo-Saxon Britain. It is in the latter section that the museum's most famous artefact, the Alfred Jewel, is kept. Found in Somerset in 1693, it is regarded as the finest piece of Saxon art ever discovered. It bears the inscription Aelfred mec heht gewyrcan('[King]Alfred had me made').
The other attraction is the Department of Western Art on the first floor, which includes drawings by Michaelangelo and Raphael, as well as The Hunt in the Forest, painted by the Florentine artist Paolo Uccello in 1466.
Sadly I have to admit, that the day which we visited this Museum, they were preparing for the next exhibition. Only the bookshop and cafe were open on that particular day. They do have a rather good musuem shop!
The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is a glorious Victorian Gothic building that opened to the public in 1860.Designed as a cathedral to science,the main display area is the Great Court,with a glass roof supported by 30 composite cast iron columns-a masterpiece of Victorian engineering.The court is surrounded by four arcades in the form of a cloister.
The central aisle of the Great Court features some Oxford treasures:the Dodo remains a connection to 'Alice in Wonderland',and the Oxfordshire dinosaurs.There are also impressive collections of minerals,insects,and biodiversity.The Earth Materials aisle has displays of meteorites,rocks and minerals.At the far end is a case of Fluorescent minerals in the form of a giant crystal.Extinct Reptiles features the giant reptiles of the Mesozoic era.At the front of this aisle are freestanding tables with Touchable Birds,animals,rocks and fossils.The lower vertebrates aisle is devoted to the diversity of lower vertebrates-fish,reptiles and amphibians and their early relatives.The Mammals and Birds aisle contains examples of many rare and attractive species.
The ground floor arcades house new displays on Evolution.These approach the topic from a historical perspective as well as explaining modern scientific ideas.A sequence of cases devoted to the evolution of Primates and of humans follows.The walls of the east and south arcades are deidicated to the History of Life.The display begins with a huge slab of sandstone crowded with giant Trilobites.The story of life on our planet follows,with more than a thousand fossils on display.The inner sides of the north,east and south arcades are occupied by table-top cases devoted to the biodiversity of Invertebrates.The displays combine spectacular colour photographs of live animals in their natural habitats with actual specimens and fossils.
Upstairs four galleries overlook the Great Court.On the inner side are displays of Shells,Insects and Plants.In the north-east corner are Gemstones.The Geology of Oxfordshire is displayed on the east wall,Birds on the north and more Insects on the south.The west wall is used for temporary art exhibition.
Entry is free and opening hours are 10am till 5pm every day.
Goregous Minerals, ancient bones, dinosaur eggs, dead birds and marsupials- oh my! I was both favorably fascinated and creeped out here at Oxford University Natural History Museum (not to be confused by the Museum of the History of Science). There is a great variety of specimens to view up close from the classes of geology, entomology (insects) and zoology (mammals).
Kids and adults alike who has that special jurassic fascination will absolutely love it here, especially since many of the dead animals can be touched. Many will also like the Alice in Wonderland displays, featuring original manuscripts by the town's very own son, Lewis Carroll, who frequently visited the museum.
Check website for family-friendly events going on at the museum.
Other Info:
Free admission!
For those disabled needing accessibility, pay extra attention to the section on access on the website (listed below)
open from 10 AM -5 PM (17:00)
Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m.
Closed on Mondays.
Here's a small list of some museums:
Bodleian Library at Broad Street
Pitt Rivers Museum at South Parks Road
Oxford University Museum of Natural History Parks Road
The Bate Collection of Musical Instruments at Faculty of Music, St Aldate's
The Ashmolean Museum at Beaumont Street
Museum of the History of Science at Broad Street
The Oxford Story at Broad Street
Museum of Modern Art at Pembroke Street
I choose to combine these two different museums together because they're the only I've visited in Oxford.
Both are free of charge.
Ashmolean is about figures and statues of Roman, Greek and Egyptian figures. It's relatively big that you may cover it in 2 or 3 hours.
There is also a souvenir shop at the end of your journey.
Science Museum is small. You'd be required to carry your big backpack or bag at the front of your body or at your side but not on your back, so you'd have less chances to hit anything in the museum by accident. This museum contains interesting old instrument on astronomy, mathematics and photography. There is a section includes Einstein's writing and equations on the blackbaord--Bye-Bye Blackboard section.
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Simple question, but still a question:keel repair
Purchased a pearson 31 this fall, have not sailed her yet. There was no wood placed under the keel on the cradle, and the very bottom (of the keel) has some damage that I can see. I would like to fiberglass it this spring but not sure what the best approach to reach the bottom of the keel would be? The boat needs to be raised to access the damage, that is for sure. Do I ask the marina (skipper buds) if I they can lift it and leave it on the sling over-night for me? I was thinking maybe they could leave it in the sling for me the night before launch and I could repair it then? Any suggestions for a novice would be appreciated! Thanks! Chris |
It is common to request that you be the last lift of the day and leave her in the slings overnight. Essential if the boat is made of wood and needs the wood to swell overnight.
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You probably should have the boat reblocked so you can get at what you need to access. |
I thought Pearson 31 had a bolt-on keel? Is it an encapsulated keel?
Thanks for the responses! If I have it re-blocked, can the boat be supported with nothing under the keel?
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I'm with brak on this one. Pretty sure its a bolt-on keel. Any repair is more likely some filling and fairing with epoxy, not fiberglass.
I would definitely want the boat supported by the keel. The stands are for balance. I had a similar issue a couple years ago. I had my yard crew block the front and back of the keel the first year. They used 4 x 4s to give me a little room. Then the next year, I had them block the center. It worked pretty well but wasn't an instant fix. You can't do it overnight. harbin2 Islander 30, Bahama |
I'd be very nervous having the boat supported only by the stands. The pressure if supporting the full weight of the hull on those small pads...ouch...I am no marine architect, but I am guessing the hull wasn't designed to take that kind of pressure. I'd hate to see massive dimples on the sides when you launched her!
I have a similar problem on my Endeavour 32. Unfortunatley it is resting in my driveway far from a travel lift. I hope to lift it slightly to remove some of the cradle crossmembers. I'll have to do this before launch this year but it will take more than one movement of the beams to complete the job. Any suggestions?
When our keel was dropped for a re-bed they supported it with lots of stands. No hull problems at all. L |
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text: 3-1 3-2 CITY PLAN COMMISSION THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2008 Planner: Olga Torres-Holyoak FILE NUMBER: Z067-325 (OTH) DATE FILED: September 5, 2007 LOCATION: East corner of Wycliff Avenue and Lemmon Avenue COUNCIL DISTRICT: 14 (Emmons) MAPSCO: 35 S SIZE OF REQUEST: Approx. 0.537 acres CENSUS TRACT: 6.03 REPRESENTATIVE: SGDesign, Inc. APPLICANT: Well Fargo Bank OWNER: Piedmont REQUEST: An application for a Specific Use Permit for a bank or savings and loan with drive-in window on property zoned a GR General Retail Subdistrict within Planned Development District No. 193, the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District. SUMMARY: The applicant proposes to construct an approximately 2,749 square foot bank with two drive-through ATM windows. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval for a ten-year period with eligibility for automatic renewals for additional ten-year periods, subject to a site plan, landscape plan and conditions. 3-3 Z067-325 (OTH) BACKGROUND INFORMATION: • The request site is currently undeveloped. • The request site is adjacent to multiple family and retail. • The proposed use is an approximately 2,749 square foot bank with two drive-thru automatic teller machines. Zoning History: There has been one Board of Adjustment case in the area. 1. BDA-056-025: On November 14, 2005, the Board of Adjustment denied a request for a special exception to the landscape regulations in conjunction with construction of eight, 3-story residential units on a site currently developed with a multiple family use. Thoroughfares/Streets: Thoroughfares/Street Type Existing ROW Lemmon Avenue Principle Arterial 80 ft. Wycliff Avenue Major Arterial 60 ft. Land Use: Zoning Land Use Site PD 193 -GR Undeveloped Northeast PD 193 MF-2 Multiple family Northwest PD 193 GR Retail & Restaurant Southwest PD 193 GR Retail Southeast PD 193 GR Retail Area Plans: The Oak Lawn Special Purpose District and the Oak Lawn Plan include the following objectives: 3-4 Z067-325 (OTH) (1) To achieve buildings more urban in form. (2) To promote and protect an attractive street level pedestrian environment with continuous street frontage activities in retail areas. (3) To encourage the placement of off-street parking underground or within buildings similar in appearance to non-parking buildings. (4) To promote development appropriate to the character of nearby neighborhood uses by imposing standards sensitive to scale and adjacency issues. (5) To use existing zoned development densities as a base from which to plan, while providing bonuses to encourage residential development in commercial areas. (6) To discourage variances or zoning changes which would erode the quantity or quality of single-family neighborhoods, or would fail to adhere to the standards for multiple-family neighborhoods and commercial areas. (7) To promote landscape/streetscape quality and appearance. The applicant's request complies with objectives No. 2, 4, 6, and 7. It is anticipated that pedestrian sidewalks will be aligned away from Wicliff Avenue and Lemmon Avenue, thus providing a buffer from traffic movements along the thoroughfare. The request does not comply with the following objectives: No. 1 because the design of the building and overall layout of the site does not have an urban form; No. 3, because the required parking does not warrant a parking structure; and No. 5, because the request does not include a residential element. Comprehensive Plan: The forwardDallas!The request for a bank or savings and loan with drive-through window service complies with the following land use goal and policy of the Comprehensive Plan because the use and development of the property is consistent with the retail nature of the area: Land use The neighborhood has a unique retail and office development character. Goal 1.1 Align Land Use strategies with economic development priorities. 3-5 Z067-325 (OTH) Policy 1.1.5 Strengthen existing neighborhoods unique characteristics and promote unique characteristics. STAFF ANALYSIS: Land Use Compatibility: The approximately 0.537-acre request site is zoned a GR General Retail Subdistrict within Planned Development District No. 193, the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District. The site is currently undeveloped. The applicant is proposing to construct a bank with drive-through automatic teller machines on the property, which requires a Specific Use Permit. The applicant indicates the proposed building height is 21'6" feet, the maximum allowed height in a GR District is 24'. The surrounding land uses are multiple family to the northeast; retail to the southeast; retail uses to the southwest; and retail uses and restaurant to the northwest. The general provisions for a Specific Use Permit in Section 51A-4.219 of the Dallas Development Code specifically state: (1) The SUP provides a means for developing certain uses in a manner in which the specific use will be consistent with the character of the neighborhood; (2) Each SUP application must be evaluated as to its probable effect on the adjacent property and the community welfare and may be approved or denied as the findings indicate appropriate; (3) The city council shall not grant an SUP for a use except upon a finding that the use will: (A) complement or be compatible with the surrounding uses and community facilities; (B) contribute to, enhance, or promote the welfare of the area of request and adjacent properties; (C) not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or general welfare; and (D) conform in all other respects to all applicable zoning regulations and standards. The regulations in this chapter have been established in accordance with a comprehensive plan for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals, and general welfare of the city. The proposed use and development of the property is consistent with the retail and office nature of the area. The site plan indicates the drive-through lane will provide two stacking spaces for the ATM service as required by Code. The ATM lanes have ingress and egress access on Wycliff Avenue and on Lemmon Avenue. The bank will also have ingress/access on both, Wicliff Avenue and Lemmon Avenue. Development Standards: 3-6 Z067-325 (OTH) SETBACKS Density Lot Special DISTRICT Height Primary Uses Front Side/Rear FAR Coverage Standards Existing Maximum FAR 2:1 Additional .5:1 FAR is Retail and PDD 193 10* ft. 0 ft. allowed where there is 24' 80% professional and General Retail a minimum 1:1 personal service component of uses residential use * The front yard for this site is on Lemmon Avenue. Landscaping: Landscaping required per Planned Development District No. 193. The attached landscaping plan is also a condition of the Specific Use Permit. The landscaping plan meets the requirements of PDD No. 193. Parking / Traffic: Parking required per Planned Development District No. 193 for a bank requires 1 off- street parking space per 366 square feet of floor area. The proposed bank will require 8 off-street parking spaces for 2,749 square feet. The site plan shows that 22 spaces will be provided. The SUP conditions state that at least two stacking spaces for ATM service be provided. The site plan shows ingress and egress points on Lemmon Avenue and Wycliff Avenue. This driveway allows for customers who park to use either Wycliff Avenue or Lemmon Avenue as an exit. Egress on Lemmon Avenue will be a right-turn only since traffic will be exiting on to Lemmon Avenue west bound. Wycliff Avenue is a one way street and will allow a left turn only for exit purposes. Staff is recommending that directional signage be provided on the Wycliff Avenue access point. The expected number of trips generated by the proposed use is 730 trips per day according to the trip rate for a financial institution with drive-in for the proposed floor area. A Traffic Impact Study is only required for proposals that generate more than 1,000 trips per day unless a waiver is issued. 3-7 Z067-325 (OTH) List of Partners/Principals/Officers Piedmont Wycliff Partners, L.P. The partners that are the owners of the property at 4232 Lemmon Ave. are: Allen S. Hardin, Jr. Robert L. Mencke WELLS FARGO CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Board of Directors John S. Chen Lloyd H. Dean Susan E. Engel Enrique Hernandez, Jr.. Robert L. Joss Richard M. Kovacevich Richard D. McCormick Cynthia H. Milligan Nicholas G. Moore Philip J. Quigley Donald B. Rice Judith M. Runstad Stephen W. Sanger John G. Stumpf Susan G. Swenson Michael W. Wright Executive Officers 3-8 Z067-325 (OTH) Howard I. Atkins, Senior EVP, Chief Financial Officer Patricia R. Callahan, EVP, Compliance and Risk Management David A. Hoyt, Senior EVP, Wholesale Banking Richard M. Kovacevich, Chairman Richard D. Levy, EVP, Controller Michael J. Loughlin, EVP and Chief Credit Officer Mark C. Oman, Senior EVP, Home and Consumer Finance James M. Strother, EVP, General Counsel, Law and Government Relations John G. Stumpf, President and Chief Executive Officer Carrie L. Tolstedt, Senior EVP, Regional Banking Julie M. White, EVP, Director of Human Resources 3-9 Z067-325 (OTH) SPECIFIC USE PERMIT CONDITIONS Z067 325 (OTH) 1. USE: The only use authorized by this specific use permit is a bank or savings and loan office with two unmanned teller machines. 2. SITE PLAN: Use and development of the Property must comply with the attached site plan. 3. 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Exterior view of 2310 Brookmere. This traditional ranch style home was built in 1970 and renovated in 2013 by Curtis Lawson Homes.
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Steven Corley Randel, Architect added this to Roots of Style: Ranch Architecture Roams Across the U.S.
Not to be confused with minimalist traditional, this traditional ranch is different from the former because of its lower pitched roof; it has a generous front or rear porch and a broader elevation. Exterior materials vary widely on the ranch style. Most original California examples used stucco, and wood siding of various types. More common to the Midwest and Texas is brick veneer, like on this house.
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gram's house idea
example of black shutters
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almost like my plan. kinda boring but necessary with the oaks and the existing path
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From | Rob Weir <robw...@apache.org> |
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Date | Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:55:17 GMT |
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 10:47 AM, Armin Le Grand <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > > On 12.01.2012 16:34, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote: >> >> Some externally-sourced images do not present properly in all browsers >> that visit the AOO blog. >> >> I notice this especially with IE 9 and IE 8. The root source is >> apparently violation of browser privacy rules (even set to medium or low) >> when accessing the image file attempts to deliver cookies to the client from >> a domain other than that of the blog site. (When the image is accessed >> directly in these browsers, the user is asked whether to download or display >> it, rather than having it be automatically displayed.) >> >> Since it seems inappropriate to request visitors to the blog to lower >> their browser privacy settings, it would be useful to avoid this problem for >> casual users and visitors. >> >> This happens with the post that Hagar prepared that is now available at< >> https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/the_community_forum_new_year> as of >> today. The graphic is at< >> http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/download/file.php?id=13066&mode=view>. >> The post is not comprehensible without the graphic. >> >> >> This does *not* happen with Armin's beautiful graphic in the post from >> yesterday:< >> https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/features_for_graphicobjects_and_oleobjects>. >> >> The difference is that Armin's graphic was uploaded to the blog site. >> >> It would be a good thing to find out how that was done and to follow in >> Armin's footsteps. >> >> - Dennis >> > > That's not really complicated, after login in the 'New entry' View, go to > 'Media files' in the brown toolbar. Click your way on images and choose 'Add > media file' from the right control pad. The rest should be self-explaining. > OK. I saved the image from the forums to disk,and then imported into the Roller media library. Hopefully it works better with I.E. privacy settings now. -Rob > The reason this is not widely used is that the Apache Roller Weblogger on > default adds graphics only as thumbnails on which the reader has to click to > get the original graphic loaded. There seems to be no direct way to change > that default. I also did not like that and (with Ollis help) we found out > that in the HTTP source there is a '?t=true' added to one of the links > representing the graphic. Removing this makes the graphic appear full size; > we guessed that it's a 'tiny' flag... > > HTH! > > Sincerely, > Armin > -- > ALG > | |
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Nice try, do more skrillex instead of wub wub sound and a shitting transformer, but you did one thing right; you warned people to down the volume and I for one thank you
i find this offensive because i love dubstep im obsessed with this stuff, and you go and just have a wub wub wub sound? im offended.
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if u could have a better quality and more than just WUBWUBWUBWUB i would be happier.
To me, some of the "good" dubstep sounds like robots having diarrhea. Sometimes it sounds like a robot screaming in pain. I personally really enjoy the kind that doesn't have a formant or vocal effect on the bass, because that's what makes it sound like robots shitting. It can honestly be a rather boring genre because of the powerless bass and unexciting melodies. I'm giving you a 5 for the idea and the fact that you beat me to it. It could have been executed better though.


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I paid off a charged off account balance last month for an old AMEX account, and as they promised, I received an offer to regain card membership two days ago in the mail. The offer was for $5,000, which is strange since my old account only had a $3,500 account limit. I am definitely not complaining about that, and I am not too dissatisfied with the $49 annual fee (deserve it after getting the account charged off).
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1. How do I get this account backdated from the beginning to show that the account has been opened since 2007 (when I was a member). I have read about people backdating, but I have no idea how to do this for this account before it is opened.
2. How were people's FICO score changed by the opening of this account? I know it varies from person to person, but just interested.
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07-28-2011 04:54 PM - edited 07-28-2011 05:55 PM
You can't get the card backdated. Amex does not backdate to cards that were charged off. There are some people that have had their cards backdated when their original account was charged off, but they are by far the exception rather than the rule. I would not count on any backdating. It was my understanding that backdating for charged off accounts only happened in rare circumstances where a person's account slipped through the cracks. According to the post below, you can ask and they will sometimes accomodate the request, so I have edited this response.
Your FICO is going to be affected by a new credit inquiry and a new account which will lower your AAoA. Both of these will lower your scores. By how much depends on a lot of factors, it's too difficult to say. You will now apparently have a new account with a $5K limit, which could improve your utilization % depending on what you let report. That will be a positive factor. I don't think anyone can say anything else with the information you've given.
That is a bummer that you cannot backdate an Oasis card, but I cannot complain. I brought it upon myself with the overextension of debt and then a loss of my job. I have lived and learned, and will come out a better person.
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I had oasis card and it will have your orginal membership date when you first became a member. After 12 months you'll be eligbile to apply for regular card. As far as I know they would not credit inquiry as it is preapproved. I would say go for it.
I'm curious to know, is there a number to call for the Oasis program to perhaps talk to someone and get into the program without the invitation? I've been wanting to get my foot back in the door with them!
Thanks in advance!
Call the in house collections ppl in Omaha Nebraska, they do it. Those are the people who offered it to me. I didn't ask for it though. That said, they know about it there. Search the forums for the number.
Yes they do back date cards for Oasis memebers. If it is not done automatically, you can call and ask. Also, once the member date is backdated, so will your credit report. Two things suck about this program: you do not earn any membership points and you have to close the Oasis product and apply for a new product. They do not allow product changes for the Oasis card nor will you be approved for a new card with an active recovery card.
Thanks for the information. I just want to clarify - the Oasis card will show 4 years of perfect payments after it opens and reports (my charged off account was opened in 2007).
That is great news, and it almost seems too good to be true.
John060675 wrote:Thanks for the information. I just want to clarify - the Oasis card will show 4 years of perfect payments after it opens and reports (my charged off account was opened in 2007).
That is great news, and it almost seems too good to be true.
It is great news. That by itself is almost reason enough to get back in the good graces of AmEx.
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