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group housing. market price and conditionaledo conversion with [inaudible] community input and open space siren calls for a friend low speculator land mine [inaudible] market rate will never benefit [inaudible] for families of lower income home ordinance or [muffled] not demo stabling older housing alcohol result in transferring ownership of sudden front land. out of the hands of fells and in the thank you very much. time lapsed. let's take the next caller. >> hello [inaudible] [inaudible] speak for [inaudible] and myself. . i prepared a letter i thank you all for trying to put this through it needs more time. we were not notified of this until may of this year. i agree with the majorities of things everyone stated. and this will change our neighborhood. and ruin the character and there are things that need to be considered notification to the neighborhoods. and demo manage because a developer can come in and build something this does not fit the neighborhood and ruin the feeling of temperature ther

so you knew if they were in house or out of house. so when we moved in, which was about ten days later while because julie, david were packing their things and getting them moved. i was cocky. let's just say that. well, mom, i mean, i worked and, you know, let me just show you how it was and but let's also remember, was 17. let's put in perspective. so anyway and, my mother was extremely gracious because she had been to the white house many times mean there she was there during the kennedy administration and we went to church when the nixons have church services on sunday at the white house. i remember going to that. so you know the transition in from being vice president's wife to president's wife. i think it was a matter of housing because were still living in alexandria. so was an upgrade in housing for sure. and i want to ask you about the converse, because ten days earlier, you were standing beside the first lady and the president as talked to you and the rest of the white house staff just before he walked out in that famous shot

house.ally, we are joined by lydia the curator of the white house, she's been part of the white house staff since 1979. lectured and published articles on the white house collectioniz and specializes in historic photographs of the executive mansion. please join me in welcoming the panelist to the stage for the final panel today. [applause] thank you for that wonderful introduction. it's been a pretty incredible day and fascinating insights from different people. and i know this will be a fitting conclusion to this symposium. before we get into thebo conservation i figured i would share a little bit about history behind the preservation efforts at the white house and some of thet challenges. in addition to being the home and office of the head of state the white house also must serve as a ceremonial stage and museum while continuing to function on a daily basis at home for the first family. the white house is not frozen in time rather it's a historic place where history is constantly unfoldin

houses. them. >> need more houses.ses in particular for local people and those who are on low incomes and we've seen very few council houses or housing association properties built in recent in recent decades actually , and so—called decades actually, and so—called affordable housing is by and large not affordable. if you're in the south east. what we don't need are big three and four bedroom property in the countryside . and for people who countryside. and for people who might come out from london and don't meet local needs. so it's a question of what kind of housing in terms housing you want. but in terms of proposals today, i have of the proposals today, i have to and i saw this in to say, and i saw this in government, jacob, you know, the housing industry will always come forward and if we come forward and say, if only we can regulations, can get rid of some regulations, we will build more houses. the interesting confirm exactly interesting to confirm exactly how extant planning how many extant planning permissions

house. finally. we are joined by lydia teterick curator of the white house. she has been part of the white house curatorial staff since 1979. tetrick has lectured and published articles on the white house collection and specializes in historic photographs of the executive mansion. please join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage for our final panel today. here put me in the middle here. i don't like this. well, thank you sarah for that wonderful introduction. it's it's been a pretty incredible day. i heard some fascinating insights from different people and i know this will be a fitting conclusion to our symposium. and before we get into our conversation about preservation with the white house, i figured i would share a little bit about the history behind these preservation efforts at the white house and in some of the challenges that we face. in addition to being the home and office of america's head of state the white house also must serve as a ceremonial stage and as a museum all wh

let us have a great housing, god willing. i said that we are at your service, the housing council is at the service of our friends. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace be upon you ali al-hussein, ali ali bin al-hussein, ali the descendants of al-hussein, and ali the companions of al-hussein, i offer my condolences to all our colleagues throughout the country. face especially we salute the honorable martyr mr. rajaee and your precious martyr mr. bahnar. government week. naturally, the actions and actions of the government and the people should be reported from my side . the views that our dear people have of the government. covering the serious needs of the country and the people, the issue of housing in the city and the countryside, from the beginning of the government, we emphasized that the issue of housing is a priority, the efforts of the ministry of roads and urban development throughout the country and all the cooperating units of the governorates and governorates, banks and parts of the arme

to cities and the creation of necessary infrastructure for building houses and the national housing movement. in bushehr province , we have annexed more than 2,800 hectares of land in different areas in the province. we annexed bushehr province in different cities , well the cities were not developed in the past periods and we have also taken this necessary infrastructure measure to build housing. road and urban development announced that your proposal it was 4041 hectares, yes, our initial proposal was the same, later we staged a dispute in the name of a thousand pieces of the formula, and my first stage is about 3,200, of which 2,800 have almost completed their interest operations, and in most of these lands, we have implemented the construction of housing and i am very happy to say here that during the second visit of the honorable president and the government delegation to bushehr province , which took place in march of this year , we opened 2,200 residential units . about 4 thousand tomans, 3000 to 4000 thousand hectares offer we had said in 2006 that this was done, how many he

expertise in the housing package. regarding the big issues in the field of housing and urbanization, we need to hear the implementation plans from the representative of the 10th parliament of the civil commission, they had education related to housing and urban planning, and in the 9th parliament, 10 people in these courses, among the members of the civil commission , there are people with educational management, hotel rehabilitation, and doctor education in the field of construction industry. our country has capable specialists and experts who, i think, if they are present in the parliamentary elections , they will be seen in the election lists, this can ultimately be effective in the country's university in the fields of civil engineering , urban planning, structural engineering, urban development and housing economics trains specialists who can be used in the parliament. if these are elected in the commission related to the civil commission , we will finally witness the prosperity of the housing sector. the elevent

and based on housing, is a serious concern of the people, reducing housing is an important issue. and they are central to the needs of society the growth and prosperity of production and solving people's concerns is to reduce people's expenses in the family basket, the highest level of housing wealth in iran is all related to housing and the special order of mr. raisi to the banks as a special task in paying housing facilities, paying housing facilities is a serious task. which has been emphasized, we hope that with the efforts of all friends, god willing, the honorable ministers of road and urban development and the country and all relevant ministers will play a role in this regard in providing facilities, god willing, this is the photos of the day of the country, and 29 provinces today have projects the province with the largest number of thousands of provinces the lowest number of 500 is the number of ratings and it is different from the indicators of farda city, with some provinces ahead of the approvals of the supreme council of housing. there were problems in many areas, fir

housing market. this promotes the availability of mortgage credit for the millions of households served by federal housing programs. our guest today is certainly no stranger to those in the housing field where she has enjoyed a long and distinguished career. alayna mccarter was sworn in as the ginnie mae 18 president in december, 2021. previously, she served as senior advisor for house finance to hud secretary marcia fudge. prior to joining the biden -harris administration, she was vice president of the housing finance policy center at the urban institute where she helped advance the national policy conversation around reducing racial homeownership and wealth gaps in removing barriers to credit and capital. she also has held important roles in the private sector in court logic at jpmorgan chase. from 2000 2-2012, she worked at fannie mae, focusing on secondary mortgage market programs and policy while there, she played a critical role executing on the housing and economic recovery act of 2008 includi

and actions of the government in the housing sector are being revealed and the housing constructionmovement with the strength of life today is a very good day for us. we thank the almighty god for the housing council meeting with the presence of the president. it was accompanied by dry news of those who need housing. the owner of the housing told the president in the ceremony about housing as an economic driver in the direction of production and job creation. it is very important to read about the serious needs of the country people, the issue of housing in the city and the countryside, from the beginning of the government and the people, we emphasized that the issue of housing is a priority, housing as a driving economy that can activate production in the country, can set up different sectors , create direct and indirect jobs. he continued to emphasize that housing is one of the basic needs of the people in the household portfolio, building housing in the country or making and paying for the facilities of providing land, obtaining permits and building housing is a serious concern o

um all for housing. um just a couple of questions, and maybe i might have missed it from the renderings. and in here i'm just curious of surprising fees like is that something that's always reserved, um how much is allocated for that? and when you say these surprising fees. is there a budget or andorra limit? yes so? so they're sorry if i must spoke earlier. they're not a surprise. there were just there. always a part of the project budget here here. we're just requesting that they be moved from the sort of permanent larger trench of residential funding to be funded during the pre development period. so those fun those fees are estimated approximately $1 million, and those are city fees that are typical to all of our construction projects. it's just here with the complexity of the site and the challenging infill location, and it is a mid rise building, which is not always usual for us. we'd love to kind of pay that early. it's due upon the issuance of the first addendum, which is the, um the rough grade

so, i can see where mfc would help small businesses build affordable housing for supportive housing for mentally challenged people, and i am envisioning also small businesses opening up to help train mental health professionals to help our brothers and sisters suffering from mental illness. i don't know if you know, but by 2035 seniors will be out-numbering children in city of san francisco, so we need affordable housing for seniors. also my neighbor across the way is 35 and they can't afford affordable housing. myself, i love to have a public bank. i hope i will be alive in 8 years when it will come to fruition because i want to be able to divest from bank of america, because i promote listening to the cry of the earth and cry of the poor and we need to divest from fossil fuels (indiscernible) please start the public bank soon. thank you. >> thank you for your comments today. next speaker. >> john anderson. resident since 1992 in district 2. speaking in support of the mfc and the research working group report. the city and state are facing series of escalating crisis as we start to see

to the printing house of the order of basilian monks to the word minsk provincial, printing house alongith perm and vilnius , it was one of the three best provincial printing houses of the russian empire. we constantly existed, constantly lived, starting from the provincial printing house and went through everything . with the development of the production modernization enterprise , a lot of harmful processes left the printing house ; and i came here for practice. this caused a shock in us, uh college, less printing equipment is also less. and all this, you know, it seemed gigantic, very equipment is being improved, it is changing, all this is laser cutting and plotter cutting and printing. there, everything is improved, so more variety went to the product, and initially and throughout almost the entire more than a century of history, among the main activities. there was an issue of newspapers and today the quality of periodicals under the brand, published in the press house is not inferior to world publications. all our printers are qualified, that is, the maximum rank in this area is

you can live like a village house set up such houses, and why did elena blinovskaya first, allegedlyllegal children’s camp in country houses, for a long time she lied to the locals that dozens children of different ages and nations, all her relatives. we come to rest. you can sit a lot calm time to listen to the birds singing. and we listened to the two somewhere in a row. about creek children's camp. she set up a camp here, then large-scale construction began in the name , underground sources were opened. because of this , neighboring houses were flooded, personally. here we have a house here, and the basement was completely flooded, and this is an old one. and she washed the foundation into the new house, now mrs. blinovskaya, abandoned her property for the growth of grass, the construction was really large-scale. probable state buildings or houses for serfs. now this house, as well as other numerous property queen of the empire of deceit under arrest blinovskaya's coach's talent woke up about 8 years ago during the next maternity leave, probably after reading soviets in cheap glos

housing is important and vital for the national housing movement and for the 4 million people. the mother of the implementation of the plan the national movement on the issue of land supply is one of the tasks that the ministry of roads and urban development is responsible for is to inspire and provide the preparations for the law of jump, which is the two-digit number that was spread in the month's report. regarding the national land and housing organization, we have provided something around 68 thousand hectares, so far we have proposed for the working group of the province's infrastructure affairs, which in the first step, because the annexation operation is formed, from this 68 thousand to 25 thousand, 18 thousand researchers have opposed we can practice more in this field according to the promise and order of mr. president they gave the tank an order that the material density should be closer to 60 people per hectare and we can get 25 units per book and 25 bands per hectare. if there are no special complications in that site, we can reach the muscles. let's do it below. re

concept of housing first.ering housing as the first step trying to get them back on their feet. >> for their family, it is a start. even if it is not there forever home. >> my daughter is asking, where are we going? is this our house? that breaks my heart. i cannot say it is our home yet. >> the hope is staying off the street at least gives these families a fighting chance for a better future. caitriona: to talk more about brazil's homelessness epidemic, our south america correspondent joins us. with this new micro housing fix, will it fix the problem because there are big numbers of people sleeping on the streets? katie: the estimate of trying to deal with 4000 people with this project up micro houses. experts put the number of people sleeping on the streets as much as 50,000. clearly it is just a small part. the fact they are trying to introduce homes is a different approach. the fact you can encourage people to be in their own homes, have their own address so they can apply for jobs and get job support as a

white house. today, we have a wonderful guest, pete souza, who is the bestselling author and for eight years was the chief white house photographer for president. obama headed the white house photography office and was a presidential photographer for president reagan. we have much talk about gathered with us here today. indicator house is a wonderful audience. friends of the white house historical association. many of you have the white house for years in either journalism, television, radio, photography and it's great to have you with us as well. so let's dive in, have our first question to pete. do you remember what the circumstances were, how old you were, the very first time you visited the white house? i do. i was a 1965. okay. my parents took myself and my sister, jane to d.c. and we we toured washington and we visited the white house. we went on the white house tour. we have no oh, no visit. do you know why? why is that? because photos were not on the white house tours until michelle obama.

was the house hit?a co-worker called the police who cruised over to diane's exclusive neighborhood and found her fine, big house unscathed. peered through windows. saw no one. they secured a key. they went upstairs. and there, all but hidden behind a guest room bed they found diane. >> someone had killed her. i actually had a scream of some sort. it's not true. that is not what happens. >> of course it was. diane, 43 years old, suddenly the unlikely center of a strange and disturbing mystery and a most unlikely victim of murder. >> absolutely lived a life with gusto. >> lynn had known diane since the 90s. >> we would vacation together and have so much fun and laugh and laugh and laugh. >> a lot of things that we like to do is that we hit the clubs a lot. >> lots of dancing. >> in the ladies room of an austin bar. >> you have on cowboy boots. you must know where a country bar is. i said my best friend is coming and we are going to go there. she said cool, i'm going to go with y'all. >> she had only been

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he just sent it into random house.addressed as envelope to random house and eventually the manuscript reached erskine's desk. erskine had read the manuscript and he saw something that he recognized from faulkner, something in the style that that spoke to him in a similar way. and he thought, here's a writer that has something special. and so he worked with mccarthy through that first book, through the next several books. and in each of them, he thought these books were great, and he thought they deserved a major audience. and a big reception. and he worked erskine worked to help mccarthy continue to write by using erskine's own networks with writers like robert penn, warren, ralph ellison, saul bellow, and many others to get mccarthy fellowships and foundation prizes, including macarthur genius grant. mccarthy was one of the inaugural first winners of the first macarthur genius grants in 1981. erskine had played a major role in getting mccarthy all of this support so that he could survive as a writer for 25, 30 years b

the housing values went up. the cost of housing went up. now, african-americans were cut out from those areas to no longer afford to buy in. that -- if you look at housing demographic maps through the 1920's and today, there is very little change. that has lot to do with the regulations and zoning laws we have put in place. host: the local regulations and zoning laws? guest: yes. these are not federal laws. these are at the local level. we should not exclude the federal government. with the explicit policy of the federal government, discouraged black homeownership and segregate black homeownership. host: why? guest: racist. host: to wayne in richmond, virginia. would morning. -- good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm so glad to hear what he just said about the dispersed city -- when it comes to african-americans or black people getting a chance of housing. even with the g.i. bill. my call is specifically prompted by your caller previously mentioned how my other immigrants and minorities were proceeding in front of the afric

want them in your house. and so some of that is reminding kind of how we kept that going in the back and even also to say, you know, here's where we took a chance and we weren't sure how this was going to work. so i hope one of the things that comes through this is some reflection of the uncertainty and some of the decisions that were done and some of the lessons learned. so one of the changes that we we all went through apparent right here where we're on zoom. yeah, right. you talk about things like appraisals and the immense amount of paperwork associated with this set of industries for the consumer and for the participants to information to regulators how much that was aside, let's just talk about regulatory forbearance, how how much that was set aside. the moment of crisis during these lockdowns has now crept back in versus we've been able to do away with because we learned new ways to. and that's a crazy great set of questions. and many of these i either the questions try to get some kind of answers in s

housing deposit. the guardian will be notified. the public relations of the public libraries of the country has announced that the writing and memoirs of arbaeen in makkah will be done in the 6 border provinces of the country . the publication of maarif hapimai arbaeen is, at a glance, the collective presence of these people who came together . for many years, they have written their stories in a book titled iraqi tea. what is the name of the oriental desire and the nose of iraqi tea? it is basically a travelogue of welcoming amood 452, that is, before they put me in that ant , i looked at all the wheelchairs. i used to see ardel and i didn't see some characters in the book to go through problems they come across one of my stories called to delam mimouni, the story of a lady who registered for karbala , but on the eve of arbaeen, she found out that she was pregnant, to delam mimouni, between staying and going , until she decides to go, and sometimes they go on a trip. and in a story the inner desires

there are 1,000 supportive housing units, 200,000 rural housing units, and 100,000 housing units related to dilapidated and inefficient structures, and 400,000 neighbors. well, to provide housing, equipment must be provided, such as land, and the provision of financial resources in terms of time is a very precise and regular measure. closed to work from which the sentence is an increase of two tenths of percent to the capacity of the settlement, but in such a way that it is not more than 600 people per hectare , which means that it is actually a very good life in a very good environment with services and provided, and the density is suitable for living, green space, and cultural and sports services. education and all this has been seen. well, now and changing the use of land that has no residential use by preparing it from a very good land in the city to the next point is related to financial resources, which is the national housing fund and also from the sale of institutional houses of people's resources. it has been seen, so the source has been seen, the ground has been seen, and the g

from my sofa in the place where the burnt house had recently stood.ction helmets are starting to build a new house, but instead of of construction tools and bricks on the site, a laptop and a huge 3d printer, i am a programmer, not a builder first of all well, that is why my work tool is a laptop . artem does not know how to mix cement, build walls for him, it is done by a machine and self- developed algorithms, the it technician monitors the parameters, and the printer he makes the first penetrations of the new wall with his brush, this is the outer one, this is the inner double wall between the outer and inner double wall , there will be another layer of insulation so that there are no bridges of cold anywhere in a few days, the construction printer will print all external and internal walls with a height of almost 3.5 m - 130 m² of new housing will have their advantages speed of construction low energy consumption without construction waste walls are stronger and sound-absorbing , the developers assure about the cost a little later, but some still

houses .l burned people who wanted to go through the door just shot at them with a machine gun, yes, the man loved flowers, we had 10 people in the cellar, there were four children, so we put water on the stove to warm ourselves in a bucket and to pour into balsanki because it is very cold in the cellar the husband says that oh he says yes, there is a bucket on the stove oh he says well now it's getting a little bit kneaded a little bit a little bit oh i'm not going to go through all of them but he says i'm going to go from the other side of the house and i - he says i'll just turn off the gas at the risers. i just got out of the cellar and went to the tomato line . well, i called my husband seryozha seryozha he called me o and when we tried to pass they fired at us once again and already at one o'clock in the morning i had, well, my mother-in-law was in a white handkerchief, i say, and it stood nearby deputy deputy i say let's say wave a white handkerchief that here we are peaceful people we

rubenstein national center for white house history of the white house historical association. dr. colleen shogan is a trained trained political science with a ph.d. in american politics from yale university as well as a bachelor's degree in p politil science from boston college. she has almost 15 years of service in the federal government including prominent roles at the t u.s. senate as ws the library of congress. dr. shogan teaches government students at georgetown university that serves as vice chair of the women's suffrage centennial division and another feather in our is that she currently serves as the cochair of the board of directors of the women's suffrage national monumentnt designated by congres to build the first memorial in d.c. dedicated to the history of the movement for women's equality. the huge deal. [applause] we have a elaine rice bachman who is the state archivist of maryland and the co-author of a wonderful book designing camelot published by the white house historical association and in practice it was launched in this very room on july 28 which happened at

rather a large house., the idea of building a large residence kind of dome space at the center and somewhat disguise second-story. this is what eventually develops so, here you have this approach to the main entrance and monticello like mount vernon even while jefferson is alive, noafter he finishes his presidey , goes back to mount tvernon, he lives there, this incredibly important intellectual architect and of course statesman. people just go there hoping to meet up with them. where they would be, winding their ways around the mountain. they would t come up the road. they would be met at what would already signal, what you would house if somebody was allotted explorations and then if they were invited in, they could move throughh it, through the space where there is a dorm up above and out to the lawn. this is open to the west. symbolic of jefferson's role in opening up the continents. very interestingly with these walkways that make a whole complex into a kind of c-shaped. now, when we first started utb

in the white house.noticed a multitude of people asserting more thanse anything else as they had no particular business at the white house sort that anybody knew of while waiting for president john tyler , dickens made note of the gentleman waiting with him. they "bestow their favors so abundantly upon them that i take for granted the presidential housemates have high wages. no one saw these carpets as artifacts worthy of preserving rather they were seen more as household necessities". some people were just not polite enough to put their spit into a bucket. only later in the 19th century did citizens begin to see these places and objects differently. historical significance and relevancy, much like we heard earlier today. the movement inn the wider cultural awakening behind historical preservation was propelled by women. journalists, photographers, researchers and eventuallyin curatorsde. caroline harris attempt to catalog white house china to create a display for the public to see china and the executiv

first, we still have affordable housing , housing that fits and we don't have a law on the income ofseholds, but another very important thing that seems very simple, but it determines the type of use of the housing inventory, and it is possible for the housing inventory to be used optimally from a social point of view. this is that we still issue building permits, and we specify the type of use of the unit. it means we have a privilege and permission we allow the owner to request any type of use of the residential unit . for example, it is determined whether the residential unit or the building is rented, whether the owner owns a car, it is built for sale. housing is one of the manifestations of empty houses, when the legislation does not oblige or specify at the stage of granting ownership rights to use a residential unit , it cannot control this inventory later , because the inventory was not prepared or built in advance , and for this reason, this expertise could help that we don't have a correct understanding of the housing system, that a sample housing stock that has different c

, a house is being prepared by a ukrainian company using self-made equipment, a house is being builtamily that lost its home during active hostilities in the kyiv region, the works are financed by charitable organizations that promise to invite the affected family in a new home already in september. 3d construction technology has prospects to become popular in the post-war reconstruction of the country, since the pace of housing construction is several times faster and the cost should be lower. tsn correspondent ihor bondarenko watched how an entire house is printed. on a hot day, the huskies bella and ursa hide from the sun under the roof of your aviary , you are my girl ring alina calls it a miracle that the dogs managed to survive during the russian occupation, and the doghouses - this is the only thing that survived after the invasion of the occupiers from this net which he is here as now, he remembers how he put it on the rim. the birch family lived on a cozy street on the outskirts of irpen and bucha for 5 years. they built a house and arranged their life, but the street was co

the white house historical association? history of the white houseen historical association doctor shogun is a great political phd inst with a american politics from yale university as well as a bachelors degree in political science from boston college she is almost 15 years of service and the federal government including prominent roles with the u.s. senate as well as the library of congress she teaches government students at georgetown university and served as vice chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission another feather in her cap and an illustrious resident is that she currently serves as a cochair of the board of directors at the women's suffrage national monument foundation, designated by the congress to build the first memorial in d.c. dedicated to the history of the movement for women'sge equality. it's a huge deal. [applause] to begin with our panelists we have elaine rice bachmann who is the state archivist of maryland and a co-author of the wonderful book, designing camelot, published by the white hous

max miegz the amount of housing built on site to help address housing crisis. development commitments. most there are the commitment this is we have made to the residents. these will apply no matter what the new plaza east looks like. one, for one replacement of 193 existing units at plaza east. existing tenants guaranteed a new unit at the rebltd build that is sized for the household. tenants pay 30% of income as rent the development will be phased in a way to min myself short term displacement and all will have an absolute right to return. all right. based on years of engagement, we have put together a proposal project this will take will -- think will achieve the priorities we heard from the residents. we submit third degree project to the planning department. in a project assessment the pta last year. the application requires that we describe what the new plaza east will look like. we'll include this project on the rad blend application. next, this project is in the finalized. it is in the set. it has in the been approved by the city or san francisco housin