#ive seen the photo a million time but never the caption

[wicked-cat]

oh my god???

[tma-thoughts]

I have this really intricate Tim hc that from the ages of about 9-13 he ran an incredibly popular Batman and Robin fanblog. Like, over a million followers kind of popular. It's full of never-before-seen photos, stories from Batman + Robin sightings and encounters, updates, theories, etc.

Now, Tim was very careful to make sure his identity was hidden--no name, age, or general identity was mentioned on or linked with the account. No photo posted included so much as one of his fingers. All anyone knew was that whoever ran the blog lived in Gotham and had enough time to update the blog several times a day.

When Tim became Robin, he gradually stopped posting on the account and eventually completely stops, leaving his followers to wonder what could have possibly happened to him (anything can happen in Gotham, after all).

A few years go by and some My Immortal shit ends up happening where several people come forward pretending to have run the blog, but none of them can verify that they're telling the truth.

And then one day. Tim remembers the blog, logs back into it, and posts a photo of himself in full Red Robin getup with the caption "hey guys, sorry ive been gone for so long. But guess what!"

The internet breaks that day

[trustvehicle]

Daher al omer

#Daher al omer full#

The final photo is slightly blurred and shows Hadid and Kalman, 31, embracing and kissing. The first few photos show Hadid reclining on a balcony by the sea and posing in front of a mirror while her hair and makeup is being done. Meanwhile, Zayn's mother is English and Irish and his father is British Pakistani. The model was first diagnosed with the condition, which spreads to humans by infected ticks, in 2012 and, while she rarely discusses the bacterial infection, Hadid recently provided some insight. How did the Hadids get Lyme disease?īella Hadid has opened up about the symptoms she experiences every day due to having Lyme disease. Yolanda Hadid has spoken extensively about her experience with Lyme disease since being diagnosed with the tick-borne illness in 2012. The former model and "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star opened up to Vogue about her life with Lyme disease.

#Daher al omer full#

Whats Bella Hadid's full name?īella Hadid/Full name What was Yolanda sick with? "Living with a few chronic autoimmune disease = always finding time for my IVs," she captioned her Instagram post last Friday (Feb 26). Top model Bella Hadid, 24, who revealed in 2016 that she suffers from Lyme disease, shared rare behind-the-scenes photos of her hooked up to an IV drop. Victoria's Secret Angel Bella Hadid recently took her love public by posting a PDA-filled photo with her rumoured boyfriend Marc Kalman. Healthy, working, loved: Bella Hadid confirms new relationship with Marc Kalman. Supermodel Bella Hadid has been named as the world's most beautiful women, beating fellow supermodel and sister Gigi Hadid, and the likes of other stunning women like Beyonce, Cara Delevingne and Katy Perry. Gigi reportedly has a slightly higher income, but both sisters have had great success in high-fashion modelling. Gigi Hadid is more popular on social media, boasting over 55 million followers on Instagram, as compared to Bella's growing 31.9 million fanbase. Who is more successful Gigi or Bella Hadid? What is Bella Hadid famous for? Bella Hadid started modelling at the age of 16 and rose to fame in 2014, after being signed by IMG models and making her debut at New York Fashion Week, walking for Desigual. Her warm auburn hair - only colored earlier this year - was so expertly applied and widely imitated that it was easy to forget her hair didn't actually grow out of her scalp in shades of Aperol Spritz orange. It's all been but completely forgotten that Gigi Hadid is a natural blonde. She's played with blonde wigs (as well as fake bangs) on various photoshoots, but has never strayed too far from the dark color since it distinguishes her from her sister Gigi Hadid. Hadid, who was born a natural blonde, has been a brunette for years. The handsome Hadid was previously linked to Kendall Jenner and Nicola Peltz (Brooklyn Beckham's fiancée!), but is now happily dating pop superstar Dua Lipa. So far, he's made himself a cool US$4 million. He also dabbled in music and released his debut album, “Bleach”, in April 2019. Who is Bella Hadid boyfriend?īella Hadid makes relationship with new boyfriend Marc Kalman Instagram official in rare post | The Independent. “I just have a darker personality,” she said. So why did Bella Hadid dye her hair? During an interview with Allure Magazine, Bella Hadid said she “didn't want to be put in a box or be seen as a carbon copy of her sister” which is the reason she gave for changing her hair from her natural blond to dark brunette. Zayn/Languages Why does Bella Hadid have brown hair? Through her father, she claims descent from Daher Al Omer, Prince of Nazareth and Sheik of Galilee. to Palestinian Jordanian real-estate developer Mohamed Hadid and Dutch former model Yolanda Hadid (née van den Herik). Isabella Khair Hadid was born on Octo in Washington, D.C.

[brokensidewalk]

Unless you’ve gone out of your way to explore what lays steps west of the Ninth Street Divide, you may never have seen it. An ancient complex of two-story buildings and weathered brick walls at Rowan and 13th streets carries ghost signs declaring it the Queen Products Company. An older, fainter sign recalls the Louisville Mill Roll Corrugating Company. It’s been hunkered down here by the floodwall for more than 150 years, by some estimates. Its cast-iron-columned facade has weathered floods, storms, tornadoes, and the destructive decay of the 20th century.

The structures were never really vacant—there was just nothing much to see. Until now.

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The buildings have been hunkered behind barren fields and the floodwall for decades. (Branden Klayko / Broken Sidewalk)

Aerial view of the Interapt complex. (Courtesy Google)

The complex looking east down Rowan from 13th Street. (Branden Klayko / Broken Sidewalk)

Looking west on Rowan toward 13th Street. (Branden Klayko / Broken Sidewalk)

The view north along 13th Street. (Branden Klayko / Broken Sidewalk)

Thursday, tech company Interapt announced plans to make the corner its headquarters. Owensboro native Ankur Gopal founded the company in 2009 and serves as its CEO. Interapt plans to invest $3.7 million into its new home, remaking the historic structures with an eye toward history and a foot firmly in the future.

The Interapt team moved into the eastern-most side of the complex at 1226 Rowan Street. (Branden Klayko / Broken Sidewalk)

The project features a team of usual suspects. Gill Holland is the figurehead behind the Portland Investment Initiative (Pii), which purchased the complex last spring for $925,000. Pii, now in its fourth year, is a 10-year, $24 million campaign to bring new life to the Portland neighborhood. Shine Contracting, headed by Gregg Rochman, works with Pii to renovate its properties. And in turn, Jeff Pickett of Pickett Passafiume Architects helps imagine what those plans might look like.

A group of veterans pose in front of the John H. Isert Co., now Interapt’s headquarters, in 1944. Underlaid with a modern view of the building. (Historic image courtesy UL Photo Archives – Reference; Building photo and montage by Broken Sidewalk)

But the big surprise is that Interapt has already moved in. “All 30 to 40 employees are moving in beginning today,” Holland told Broken Sidewalk on a phone call Thursday. “There’s a bunch of desks and people are working already.” Almost half of the complex’s 22,000 square feet was in use as office space by its previous owner, The Baughman Group, making the move easy.

“We came in today,” Aly Goldberg, Interapt’s communications consultant, told Broken Sidewalk Thursday. She said quiet Rowan Street had been a flurry of activity for the company. Friday morning, she will meet with painters at the site.

“This is exciting. There’s so much going on over here, especially in the Portland neighborhood. It’s going to be a great place for a startup.”

But the new digs may take some getting used to. Interapt moved from the Atria building on East Market Street—and the new-construction amenities it offered.

Conceptual rendering of what Interapt’s new Portland headquarters could look like. (Courtesy Pickett Passafiume Architects)

Interapt will grow into the entire complex over time. PPA came up with some ideas and concepts of what the eventual office might look like. And, as you might expect, it looks like a hip startup. Concept plans shown to Broken Sidewalk depict a creative re-imagining of former manufacturing space into an open and airy work environment. Think tall ceilings, skylights, and exposed industrial beams interspersed with colorful additions that make the space pop. Maybe even a slide or a basketball court.

“Ankur has a really cool design for what he wants to do with the building,” Holland said. “If he can pull it off it will be epic.”

Conceptual rendering of what Interapt’s new Portland headquarters could look like. (Courtesy Pickett Passafiume Architects)

The idea right now is to house open office space on the ground floor. A mezzanine connected by a dramatic stairway could lead to common spaces and a rooftop garden. And for a two-story building, this thing has some dramatic views of the Louisville skyline. The team is still hard at work on the final design.

Inside the newer manufacturing spaces of the Interapt complex. (Courtesy Pii)

On the ground, however, the complex is in varied shape. “Part of the building needs a lot of work,” Holland said, noting that some of the roof requires replacing. “Parts of it need a complete redo.” But that gives the team flexibility to reinvent the structures for the 21st century.

And that’s part of the core concept surrounding the transformation of the neighborhood. Within a few blocks of Interapt, Heine Bros. Coffee has set up its new headquarters and roasting operation, soon to be joined by Falls City Brewing Company. A former freight train depot is being reinterpreted into a fashion hub and another industrial space into a center for film. The University of Louisville is moving its MFA program to an old warehouse around the corner and Louisville Visual Arts Association also unveiled plans to transform its humdrum building into a Portland showpiece. And the blocks keep stacking up.

Rendering of the potential future view of Waterfront Park along Rowan Street. (MKSK / Courtesy WDC)

Earlier this year, the Waterfront Development Corporation unveiled its final master plan for Phase IV of Waterfront Park. That project would extend River Road and build a large new park stretching to 14th Street. Today there are barren fields, blank floodwalls, and lost cobblestone streets lurking outside Interapt’s windows. The new park calls for grassy lawns, overlooks, and even a garden of enormous trellis trees covered in dripping Wisteria.

Holland hopes the area can become one of the most pedestrian friendly in the city. He’s currently exploring removing eroding asphalt on some streets to expose historic cobblestones as a traffic calming measure. Eventually, he hopes the building facades can be opened up for retail along the park. The Rowan corridor here is quiet, gray, and disconnected. In the future, it’s likely to be quiet, green, and quite connected.

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The Interapt complex in the 1870s. (Courtesy KYVL)

The Interapt complex and context in the middle of the 20th century. (Courtesy WDC)

The Interapt complex in relation to the new park. (MKSK / Courtesy WDC)

The Interapt complex in relation to the new park. (MKSK / Courtesy WDC)

(MKSK / Courtesy Waterfront Development Corporation)

The area in 1906. (Courtesy KYVL)

The area in 1905. (Courtesy KYVL)

The area in 1892. (Courtesy KYVL)

For Interapt, there’s a long road ahead. The company plans to grow to 250 full time employees—and their renovation plans depend on it. That’s because the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) Thursday announced over $2 million in performance-based corporate tax incentives for Interapt if the company meets its goals. The incentives are part of KEDFA’s Kentucky Business Investment program and the Kentucky Enterprise Initiative Act (KEIA).

“We’ve been working with Interapt for a while,” Holland said, clearly thrilled the project is now public. “We’ve just been waiting for them to get those incentives.”

Tech startup moves into new Portland headquarters, plans ambitious renovations Unless you've gone out of your way to explore what lays steps west of the Ninth Street Divide…