general leonard wood, who fought fort leonard, is named after came out here to visit charles lindbergh and did a flyover here that was the earlier that spring, lindbergh had done flier across flown across the atlantic and he was a barnstorming kind of tour across the country. he flew over rapid city, flew over the game lodge while the coolidge's were here. so rapid city was really thrilled with the attention and sort of the celebrities came to see coolidge while he was here. and he also met with a lot of just everyday people south, dakota citizens, south dakota politician towns. and he did make several visits with native americans in rapid city area. he visited the rapid city indian school, which was a boarding school for native children. he also took a journey to the pine ridge indian reservation is about 40 or 50 miles east of here. for south dakotans, it was an honor that coolidge chose south dakota in the black hills for, people in the oglala sioux tribe. this had been their land promised in a treaty only 60 years earlier. so some were excited about the visit. others. others were,

lindbergh flew across the atlantic for a prize. there was a $25,000 prize for the first person that could fly non-stop from paris to new york or new york to paris. and it went on and on and on. in fact, prizes were one of the main tools that governments had to get innovation because either, you know, our modern research institutions weren't set up or, you know, the money just wasn't being set. and then came around world war i, world war ii, when the government really started funding innovation and just started throwing a ton of money at things, that prizes sort of dissipated. >> when we started the xprize back in 1996, everybody knew that only governments--in fact, only two governments could put human beings into space. and the purpose of the xprize was to change what everybody knew about that by requiring a demonstration of private space flight twice in two weeks with the same ship. and that kicked off the whole suborbital space flight industry. >> and launch of the spacex falcon 9 rocket, as nasa turns to the private sector to re

tina, we will miss you dearly, and that is on behalf of peter lindbergh, her publicist. what do you think happens now? how do you think she will be remembered? i should think there will be all sorts of tributes, ceremonies, awards, not that she needed anymore, my goodness, she racked up so many in her lifetime, based on her talent and performances. >> all that and more she deserves. there will be tributes, awards, there will be all kinds of organic celebrations. i can see people all over the world coming out and trying to do the tina turner dance and playing "what's love got to do with it", she's one of those artists, and there are only a few that have done it that her services, her memorials will be for years to come. we'll never stop celebrating the life of tina turner because tina turner celebrated our lives and our music. we can mark where we were with her hits. so how do you try and minimize a person with that kind of contribution to one or two events. it will be an event for her for the rest of our lives. because she helped to choose a sound track to many of our li

okay so on that motion, vice president lopez make sure trasvina mr lindbergh. commissioner eppler. so that motion carries 5 to 0 and appeal is granted with those conditions and i will follow up with the parties on how to submit revised plans. thank you. thank you very much, so we are moving on to item number five. this is a special item discussion of possible action on december 14th 2020 to the board of appeals heard appeal numbers 22 just 076 and 22 jack 077 regarding building permits issued for work at 1 46 23rd avenue. the board granted the appeals with conditions at the board's march . 15th 2023 hearings got english that training for the appellant in those cases, spoke during general public comment and submitted a letter regarding these appeals. mr m village indicated that not all. not all of the board's conditions were satisfied at the request of president swig. the department of building inspections submitted a response letter to the board of appeals on april 4th 2023. the commissioners will consider the letter submitted by mr m. lige ndb and determine the appropriate course

i think mr lindbergh stated the case very eloquently there. okay so, um, we would we i know we have public comment, but is there any public do we have a motion on the table first, and then we can call you. the motion is to continue this item at the request. or at the request of the appellant with the um, with you agreement by the z, a. to june 21st. so that all commissioners can participate. panel of commissioners to consider the arguments. okay is there any public comment on that motion? anyone on zoom? okay i don't see any public comments. so we have a motion to continue . this item for the reasons stated by president swig to june 21st. on that motion commission lemberg kappler motion carries 3 to 0 and we'll see if we have any. was there any public comment? so thank you, everyone and your melinda's that correct , okay. i just haven't met you so i didn't hear your name. okay, well, nice to see you and we'll see you on june 21st. entertainment thank you. so we're always entertained. presents with this concludes the hearing, then that's a wond