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Former employee claims Exide Technologies falsified incident reports
The employee also said the company failed to deal with maintenance issues and cleanliness.
FRISCO From 2001 to 2012, Exide Technologies received 50 written notices of violation for a lack of federal compliance or unsafe working conditions at its Frisco lead-acid battery recycling plant.
Of those 50 written notices, Exide only reported 10 to the investigating agency, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. In all, 27 of 101 inspection trips by the agency revealed violations. According to a former employee, however, the violations the company was cited for may not truly indicate the extent of its wrongdoing.
That employee claims plant officials told him what to write on incident reports -- reports that he said represented "a great difference in the truth" between what was written and what really happened at the company's Frisco plant.
The employee, who served in a managerial position at the plant, spoke to The Frisco Enterprise on the condition of anonymity.
"Every time we had a problem, my boss would tell me what to write," he said. "I never wrote anything [in my own words]. He would tell me what to write, and I'd sign it."
According to the former employee, the incidents were as frequent as every other week, though the company "never wanted to hear what [actually] happened."
A TCEQ spokeswoman said she could not comment on whether or not an employee signing an incident report with false information would be illegal without being told what reports are in question. The former employee said he did not keep any documentation of reports as he didn't want to break the law himself.
The source said incidents resulted from a variety of problems, ranging from lightning storms that would knock out the plant's power to maintenance issues with plant equipment.
Power being knocked out was a particular issue, the source said, as vapors resulting from the lead-acid recycling system were no longer captured. Those vapors include lead particles, and long periods of lead exposure result in chronic lead poisoning, which in turn can result in physical defects such as kidney damage.
Though the former employee never had direct contact with TCEQ officials, he said he saw the environmental agency's officials at the plant "quite frequently -- like every month." Documents from the agency indicate 101 investigative trips were made from 2001 until the plant closed last year. Officials on those trips would scour the plant for any potential issues relating to state and federal environmental laws.
Prior to those visits, the source said employees were paid overtime to clean the plant extensively. The same initiative was made before visits by non-plant employees, such as trips by corporate managers. Outside of those events, however, the plant was rarely cleaned.
"I was frustrated by that. Because if it's important to the company, let's make it right [and keep it safe]," he said. "But once visitors leave, let's keep it right -- but they didn't care."
Exide never improved the safety of the plant during his tenure despite numerous requests for improvement, the source said. Plant officials were only concerned with "making your numbers," he said, referring to the amount of lead recycled at the plant.
"I guess we were probably producing $200,000 worth of product every shift -- $600,000 worth of product every day," he said. "Yet [one time] we had six people working on [maintenance when the plant lost power]. We had one flashlight and one set of tools. What I needed was six flashlights and six sets of tools, but they wouldn't even give me that."
The former employee said he made several requests for plant upgrades, but all were ignored. He said carbon dioxide monitors were constantly beeping, indicating dangerous CO2 levels.
"The environment of operations was poisoning us," he said.
The Exide plant ceased operations last year following a $45 million agreement with the city that would transfer a 180-acre buffer zone surrounding the plant to the city while the company would keep the 90 acres of land the plant occupies. As part of the requirements of the deal, Exide is required to clean the land to federally acceptable standards before transferring it to the city.
City officials have hailed the move as a deal that will bring economic benefits to the city, as that land -- located on the east side of the Dallas North Tollway -- could bring major business and municipal projects to the area.
Local groups opposed to Exide have said the land will forever be tarnished as long as a landfill containing waste is located on the 90 acres Exide is keeping. The company has agreed to excavate portions of the landfill that aren't compliant with federal standards. Those portions will be treated and placed back in the landfill.
When asked if he would feel comfortable visiting the land Frisco purchased from Exide when it's remediated to federally compliant levels, the former employee said he wouldn't.
"With the way it's going right now, I'll never take my children or my dog to that area," he said. "I studied petroleum engineering and geology in college, and I know the bad stuff sinks to the bottom. I will never [go there]. It'll be nice to have it gone, but I don't know how you patch that up. You have to pull up everything, wrap it up and get it gone."
An Exide Technologies spokeswoman said the company "does not comment on unsubstantiated hearsay."
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The Hotchkiss Visitor Center now offers a warm and inviting location for tourists and DMEA customers. Last Wednesday, Feb. 20, was the grand opening of the Hotchkiss Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center and the DMEA Payment Center.
The center was open for business with DMEA staff preparing lunch and demonstrating to their customers how simple it is to make a payment at the self-service kiosk.
The center on Highway 133 by the Hotchkiss Inn is open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Payments will immediately be applied to customer accounts. If the customer's electricity has been shut off, it will be turned back on automatically without having to dispatch a utility worker.
Customers can still pay online, have automatic payments set up or use the drop boxes at Don's Market in Paonia, City Market in Hotchkiss and Delta and the DMEA offices.
This is the first payment center outside of the DMEA headquarters in Montrose and Read.
The project was started about eight months ago, with a couple of months spent working with an architect and the chamber. Construction began last November.
"We wanted the center to be secure, comfortable and inviting," Lenny Rose of DMEA said.
Greg Hobbs of DMEA noted the center is in a good central location close to the Hotchkiss City Market. "Plus it was a good opportunity to work with the chamber of commerce up here and the visitor's bureau. We thought it would be a great location. People could get pamphlets but also pay their utility bill," Hobbs said.
To use the payment center, people just bring in the bottom part of their bill which has a bar code. The customer holds the bar code by the scanner which reads it and brings up the proper account.
Customers can pay by cash, check or credit card. The machine does not give back change. Instead the change will be credited to the customer's account.
Customer's blank checks are read automatically for their checking account number. The customer keys in the amount of the payment.
Instructions are posted next to the pay center.
The lighted center is secure with cameras and alarms. Doors automatically lock at 9 p.m. and re-open at 6 a.m. Should a customer complete their transaction and the clock strikes 9:01, the customer will be able to exit through the door and won't have to spend the night.
Rose said DMEA removed a wall to make room for the payment center and the chamber's map and television.
The Hotchkiss Chamber of Commerce is excited to have additional services provided at the center for tourists.
A phone will hopefully be installed by May which will link visitors with member lodging.
"Essentially it will be a speed dial system where people can press a number and will be directed to a member lodging business," Nathan Sponseller, chamber president, said. "Initially it's for lodging, but we hope to extend it to the wineries, farms and any business off the beaten path which would benefit from being easily reached [by phone] from here," Sponseller said.
The television shows scenes from the North Fork Valley. The Visitor Center has many brochures and tour guides of the local vacation spots and wineries.
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3.6/5 rDev -13.3%
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Golden copper
Small head, disapated quickly. Bunch of white stuff from the rim to the bottom of the glass after all the beer was gone.
Faint smell of a pine needle when you snap it between your fingers.
Leaves a film on your lips like chapstick. That was cool.
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My layout with the Spook Me Bundle is in the gallery. I could not get the image to load so here is the link:
My layout with the Spook Me Bundle is in the gallery. I could not get the image to load so here is the link:
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Here is mine-love the kit!
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Loved the template and the sale Andrea, thanks so much!!
Here's what I did with it, using your Spook Me Bundle.
Here is mine.
His grandmother crochet his hat and light saber. She also sewed all the costumes.
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wonderful bundle and template! thank you! i did two pages.
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Thank you for a great template challenge. It inspired me so much, I made two layouts. On the one using the Halloween kit, I rotated the template 90 degrees and made it brag book size.
I've just sent out all of the bonuses for this! Thanks for participating. I have already started the November challenge if you want to join in. Let me know if you didn't get your bonus. :)


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I am 20 years old and a junior in college. for as long as i can remember, i have always hated my body. i have been restricting and over-exercising since i was a little girl. and although it will always be a part of me, it doesn't control my life anymore. if i have to obsess over my body, i'm determined to do it in a healthy way. i made this tumblr to inspire myself as well as others. i hope i can inspire other people to take charge of their lives and accept their own beauty. i want to use this to leave a positive imprint in the lives of others. because after all, we are all in this together.
height: 5'3"
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lw: 96 (unhealthy ed weight)
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cw: no longer weighing myself
ugw: a healthy and happy girl with abs :)
"you can't change the hand you're dealt, you can only change the way you play it"
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The story of the fatherless boys who inspired J.M. Barrie to create Peter Pan. Miramax Films; Directed by Marc Forster. Rated PG; 106 minutes; 2004.
View CalendarThe national pastime became the national scandal when the Chicago White Sox threw the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds. Orion; Directed by John Sayles, Rated PG; 120 minutes; 1988.
The inspirational story of the "Sultan of Swat" – through his ups and downs on the road to fame. Warner Brothers; Directed by Roy Del Ruth, Black and White; Not Rated; 107 minutes; 1948.
An unknown batter takes a losing 1930s baseball team to the top of the league. TriStar Pictures; Directed by Barry Levinson, Rated PG; 134 minutes; 1984.
The story of Jackie Robinson and his history-making signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Warner Bros.; Directed by Brian Helgeland. Rated PG-13; 128 minutes; 2013.
During World War II, with much of the male population in the trenches, the all-women's baseball league kept the sport alive. Columbia Pictures; Directed by Penny Marshall. Rated PG; 128 minutes; 1992.
An Iowa farmer hears voices telling him to build a baseball diamond – and a magical journey begins. Universal Pictures; Directed by Phil Alden Robinson. Rated PG; 106 minutes; 1989.


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October 10, 2013
Wire Service
The National Black Church Initiative (NBCI), a faith-based coalition of 34,000 churches comprised of 15 denominations and 15.7 million African American churchgoers, is standing strong with Tavis Smiley and Cornel West as they continue to educate us on how the Obama administration has consistently ignored and vilified the Black community. The Black community has not been treated with the type of respect and assistance we need in the most devastating economic climate since the Great Depression. What is more, this comes after the Black community gave Mr. Obama over 98 percent of his vote both in 2008 and 2012.
So-called African American leaders like our dear brothers Rev. Al Sharpton, Radio Host Tom Joiner, and NAACP leader Ben Jealous have made the poor choice of cozying up to the Obama administration as the black community has literally gone to hell in a hand basket. There is a dire need for them to stop criticizing Tavis Smiley and Dr. Cornel West. These brothers are trying to force the administration to address the economic needs of the black community and to treat African Americans equally. Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and the traditional civil rights leadership on the other hand went around and told us to "lower our expectations." In other words, they wanted us for the first time in our history to "lower our expectations" of the new president.
In some sense, this was a reasonable request given the condition of the country. But, after six years of suffering in silence, and after all we gave to President Obama, we are in a much worse economic position.
We love President Obama and his family! We want him to the right thing by us. We want President Obama to succeed, but he cannot do this by ignoring his most loyal supporters - his people.
Sharpton is not the president of Black America; we have a God-given right under the Constitution to air our views. The Black community is not monolithic in its thoughts. We have diverse sets of viewpoints just like all Americans.
One can easily assess this by the massive complaints coming directly from the members of the Congressional Black Caucus, who are in some sense treated like the Republicans when they want access to the White House to plead their case.
We have lost 54 percent of black spending power during this recession.
Black unemployment rates vary between 13 and 15 percent
• Black businesses fell sharply under the Obama administration.
• Black students are saddled with more debt under this administration.
• Black poverty rate increased under this administration.
• Black home owners got little or any assistance from the President's three foreclosure programs (all of the administration foreclosure assistance programs have been an utter failure of black families).
• Black women, especially black poor women, who have supported the President at 99.8 percent have nothing to show for their single mindedness of support for President Obama.
• Black youth employment numbers are worse under this President than under Presidents Bush or Clinton.
• Black colleges and universities are experiencing the worst economic downturn without any resource support from this administration. Will President Obama let Howard University fall?
• Africa was granted a five year $7.5 billion economic assistance package - pennies when compared to $200 billion in overseas investment in China.
Even more sad and indefensible, the Obama administration has no plan to correct these persistent and permanent conditions. They will give you the old Ronald Reagan line that the President is trying to help all Americans and he sees no difference between the African American middle-class position and the white middle-class economic condition. Hypercritically, President Obama once articulated that the economic scale clearly favored white America.
The economic statistical picture for African Americans continues to decelerate under the Obama administration. These are hard facts. We have invested so much hope in President Obama and he has consistently failed us with his drone and spy programs, and his thirst for killing and talking down to our children, especially at Morehouse. He has and continues to be a moral embarrassment to the black church and the black family by not addressing their real concerns. But when it comes to the gay community, he has and continues to use the full power of his presidency to push and promote the wicked policy of same sex marriage.The question here is to ask for what policy the administration has thrown its full weight behind to benefit Black America. If one will say healthcare, they will be wrong simply because the Affordable Care Act has not taken effect as of the date of this press release.
The Rev. Anthony Evans, President of NBCI says, "I am ashamed of my people that they will go after one of ours — Tavis and Cornel — as they defend the dignity of black people. When I heard that black people and some black women have threaten Tavis' life I stopped being ashamed and was horrified of the way that we have begun to treat one another. The Black Church will have none of this in our community. The person who threatens and criticizes Tavis and Cornel is morally wrong and should be condemned. Beloved, Tavis Smiley and Cornel West are defenders of dignity and what is good and honorable in the black community. They are not political opportunist who will kick these brothers and misrepresent their thoughts in the media and especially in the black press. Shame on anyone who will harm these brothers by words or action. These two brothers represent the Christ who cared and loved the poor. The church according to our Lord and savior must defend the poor — NBCI speaks for the poor-this is our job."
Against this backdrop of economic catastrophe in the black community, we face political isolation from the White House and African American leaders — Sharpton, Jackson, Jealous and others — telling us that we shall not use our political skills in pressuring the Obama administration to address the needs of the black community. Tavis Smiley and Cornel West and many others who dare to question this administration as they trade off of the President's blackness (or the lack thereof) that we should not challenge the President publicly as he ignores us. This makes Tavis and Cornel's challenge important so that we can reclaim the manner of protest and the fight for human dignity. Travis is not perfect like Al Sharpton is not perfect but both of them love our people. This is why it is wrong to vilify Tavis and Dr. West for their approach concerning the President Obama leadership.
Tavis Smiley as you know has over the past 20 years committed himself and his company to come up with a plan to defeat the economic, political and moral issues that confront daily our reality in the black community. The plan was called the Covenant which every single black leader — men and women signed on to it and they were the first ones to violate the core principle of the Covenant which stated that: as leaders we will hold every president/politician to the principles of the Covenant for Black America irrespective of whether they were Republican or Democratic presidents/politician. When President Obama was elected the same so-called leaders told us to — through away our minds. You should have no greater expectations (black people) for President Obama than you should have for a white president. The main advocate of this silly political philosophy of not holding President Obama to the same standards that we would hold any white president was Al Sharpton and Tom Joiner and Ben Jealous.
Both of them signed to covenant. They violated the Covenant that they signed and criticized Tavis Smiley and Dr. Cornel West for upholding the core principle of the Covenant to President Obama and his administration. As a result of this, they allowed a lynch mob of so-called black leaders including black women to threaten the life of our beloved brother Tavis and West because they were both willing to give the Obama administration a free pass just because he was the first one to achieve the presidency. This makes Al Sharpton and Tom Joiner and the rest of the so-called black leaders who signed that covenant moral hypocrites. Are they saying that we cannot have a civil discussion about the moral and political integrity of President Obama's policies? Or are we betraying the race if we question the leader of the free world about his commitment to his own people as we suffer worse than any other race in this country?
October 10, 2013
By James Harper
Special to the NNPA from the
Florida Courier
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – The ex-wife of a DeLand, Fla., man who was run over and killed by a local police car in May wants the Volusia County medical examiner removed or suspended for her conclusion that "there was no evidence that he was struck by the vehicle.''
In an interview, Attorney Ben Crump and his client, Krystal Brown, accused Dr. Marie Herrmann, the medical examiner, of "professional negligence, at worst intentional deceit."
Marlon Brown was run over and killed by Police Officer James Harris during a pursuit on May 8. DeLand is about 15 miles from Sanford, the city that gained global attention in the Trayvon Martin case. Crump is the attorney for Martin's parents. With advice from Crump, Krystal Brown filed a complaint against Herrmann with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Medical Examiner's Commission.
The Florida Courier also has learned that the Florida State Conference of the NAACP reached out to Tom Battles with the Department of Justice about the DeLand case.
"He is aware of the situation and his office is prepared to investigate the death of Marlon," Cynthia Slater said.
As first vice president of the Florida NAACP, Slater said she is responsible for providing oversight to the DeLand NAACP, "so I have been working with the West Volusia Branch on this issue since the beginning."
In a letter to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Medical Examiner's Commission obtained by the Courier, Krystal Brown wrote: "I am requesting that the Medical Examiner's Commission perform an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding Marlon Brown's death and whether Dr. Herrmann violated any professional or ethical regulations or worse engaged in criminal conduct to conceal the truth about what caused Marlon Brown's death."
Brown ex-wife is appalled that a high-speed car chase over a possible seat belt violation led to the death of Marlon Brown, the father of her three children.
According to a police report, Volusia County Sheriff's Deputy John Szabo noticed that Brown was driving on May 8 without using a seat belt. Szabo turned on his emergency lights, Brown took off and a chase began around 12:36 a.m.DeLand Police Officers Harris and Justin Ferrari joined the pursuit of Brown. Along the way, Ferrari abandoned the chase.
Harris drove to the left of Ferrari's patrol car and continued the pursuit until Brown abandoned his vehicle and took off running through a vegetable garden.
Mrs. Brown and Attorney Crump believe Brown's death was caused by Harris' car running him over.
The dash cam of the patrol car caught the incident on video, which Mrs. Brown and Crump believe clearly proves their conclusions. A grand jury chose not to file vehicular homicide charges against Harris.
Crump said he didn't know if the grand jury had viewed the video. He said he does know the medical examiner's report was read to the grand jury.
Her ex-husband's death will not go in vain said Mrs. Brown, who already has settled at $550,000 civil lawsuit with the city of DeLand. Harris was fired May 31.
In the termination letter to Harris, DeLand police Chief Bill Ridgway Harris wrote: "I have determined that you have failed to meet probationary standards. Effective immediately, your employment with the City of DeLand has been terminated. This decision was made in the best interests of the department, the city and the community."
Mrs. Brown was married to Marlon for 10 years before they divorced in 2006.
Though the marriage ended, Mrs. Brown said they remained friends. "I still loved him. We talked a couple a times a week," she said.
Mrs. Brown said she had spoken to him the day before the accident.
She said she was home the night of the accident and was contacted shortly after it occurred.
"I went down there right after it happened," she noted.
Brown, who is a licensed nurse, has two degrees, but considers her full-time job raising the couple's three children — Marlon Brown Jr., 12; Armani Brown, 13; and DeAndre Williamson, 23.
No matter what happens, Brown says she vows to speak up to fight against laws governing high-speed chases to prevent what happened to her ex-husband from happening to anyone else.
She noted she has started her crusade working with the DeLand Police Department on their pursuit policy.
"I would like to be the spokesman to end illegal high-speed chase pursuits," she said.
If Brown was not wearing a seat belt, the police did have the right to pull him over.
On June 30, 2009, a law in Florida went into effect that allows officers to cite an individual for driving without a seatbelt on, even if no other violations are involved.
Prior to this law, officers could issue a civil citation for failure to wear a seat belt but could not use this violation as reason to stop a motorist.
Harris not being charged came as no surprise to Crump.
"If the matter was reversed, (and) Marlon was the driver of car, he would have been charged (for running someone over)," Crump noted.
Even though Brown's family has settled a civil suit with the city, Crump said they have the right to continue pursuing criminal charges.
"Neither one should affect the other," Crump said, referring to the criminal and civil cases.
Judging from the video and other evidence, Crump said he is convinced Harris drove in a reckless manner, which led to Brown's death.
"We don't know what the grand jury saw," he said. "All we know is they presented the medical examiner's report. We believe it was inaccurate – evidence shows this."
October 10, 2013
By Hamza Hendawi
Associated Press
CAIRO (AP) -- Egypt's capital has long been proud of its nickname, "Mother of the World" — a metropolis of 18 million throbbing with the vitality and fun of other great cities, even if at times it seemed unmanageable and chaotic.
But Cairo's spirit has been deeply scarred by 32 months of turmoil and bloodshed from two "revolutions," constant protests and crackdowns, and a military coup.
Residents talk of an unfamiliar edginess. People are more suspicious of each other, whether because of increased crime or constant media warnings of conspiracies and terrorism.
Families are split by bitter ideological differences. Fights are sparked by a word or a gesture seen as supporting either the military or the Islamists who were ousted from power by the armed forces.
The mood goes beyond ideology. With police battered by the upheaval and rarely enforcing regulations, many people flout laws with no thought of the consequences — whether it's the cafes that take over sidewalks or thugs who seize plots of land.
A curfew in place for nearly two months has put a damper on Cairo's nightlife. It has been eased to start at midnight, but that was usually the hour when streets and parties were just getting lively.
Political violence has killed more than 2,000 people in the city and wounded many others, starting with the Jan. 25, 2011, revolution that ousted autocrat Hosni Mubarak. That was followed by demonstrations against the military rulers who replaced Mubarak, the protests during President Mohammed Morsi's year in office, and the June 30 "revolution" that prompted the July 3 coup against the president.
"Political differences have made some people lose their humanity," said Shaiymaa Awad, a 32-year-old Morsi supporter.
Awad said she was in a bus recently that drove past Rabaah el-Adawiya, the mosque where hundreds of Islamists were killed in August when police cracked down on a sit-in demanding Morsi's reinstatement.
When she broke down crying, "other passengers looked surprised, but none of them understood why," Awad said.
The Rabaah mosque is not the only city landmark now more famous for one of the violent incidents of the past 2½ years. Others include:
— A historic bridge over the Nile, once a favored romantic spot for couples, that was the site of a battle between police and anti-Mubarak protesters.
— The towering Nile-side state TV headquarters nicknamed "Maspero," now known for the army's killing of more than 25 Christian protesters.
— Moqattam, once simply the rocky plateau overlooking the city where couples went to steal kisses, now remembered for a bloody street fight between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and opponents.
New neighborhoods joined the list Sunday, when Morsi supporters and police clashed, killing at least 40 people. With more streets strewn with debris and blackened by fires, Cairenes fear the city is turning into a Baghdad or a Beirut at their most violent.
"Blood is everywhere," said Belal Fadl, a popular satirical columnist and scriptwriter.
"It is good that life goes on after every episode of bloodshed, but it is terrible from a human perspective," he said, adding that people now react to violence "as if they are watching it on a silver screen."
Cairo has long been an unruly, tough place — densely populated, heavily polluted and choked with traffic. With few parks or green spaces, and almost no street entertainment, residents have few public outlets for escape.
Yet it also was the place where all Egyptians — rich, poor, intellectuals, laborers and migrants from the countryside — were jammed together, forced to get along by smoothing over their differences with a sense of humor.
There was no contradiction seen between deep religious piety — another Cairo nickname is the "City of a Thousand Minarets" — and raucous street weddings with beer and belly dancers.
The city has gone through rapid lurches. The anti-Mubarak uprising saw an idealistic, "revolutionary" optimism. Under Morsi, conservative Islamists were emboldened, scolding the public to adhere to "God's law" and vilifying Christians and secular Egyptians.
Now the mood is defined by a media blitz demonizing the Islamists, idolizing military chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, and intimidating critics.
One recent morning, a police officer shouted at a man whose car had broken down on a busy overpass. The man had a beard — a hallmark of an Islamist — and the policeman angrily accused him of intentionally trying to snarl traffic.
Later the same day, workers in one of the city's country clubs berated a bearded colleague for putting worship ahead of work. "You cannot be at the mosque all day while we do all the work," one barked.
The Aug. 14 crackdown near the Rabaah mosque left perhaps the deepest scar. The bloodshed gave Islamists a strong sense of martyrdom — but much of the rest of Cairo's population showed little sympathy, embittered by Morsi's presidency.
While the largely pro-military media hardly mention the deaths of Morsi supporters, the Sept. 19 killing by Islamic militants of a police general led to an outpouring of emotion for his widow and children. The interim president received them in his palace, and the education minister personally escorted two of the general's children to school on the first day of classes.
The curfew imposed during the anti-Mubarak uprising was openly ignored, but uncustomary discipline has marked the nighttime restrictions put in place since August. Many say they are doing so to aid the crackdown against Islamists.
Mahmoud Ziad, a 23-year-old student who regularly takes part in protests of the coup, said he is haunted by seeing friends shot to death Aug. 14. He has other friends who used to oppose military rule but now support el-Sissi.
"I ask them how can they be happy after all those who were killed. How can they support the killer?"
The other legacy is a seemingly constant state of rebellion. Residents always found ways around rules imposed by overbearing force and bureaucrats. Now they simply break them.
Double- and triple-parked cars clog the streets. Drivers blithely go the wrong way on one-way roads. Police, if they ever show up, are challenged with much bravado.
"The line that separates freedom from criminal chaos has disappeared in Cairo," said Mohammed Hashem, a veteran activist and publisher who transformed the city's literary scene in the past decade with his patronage of young, experimental novelists.
In a city that was once extremely safe, crime has become more frequent.
Ahmed Mokhles, a 32-year-old doctor, said a youth on a motorcycle snatched his $450 mobile phone out of his hand while he was talking on it. The motorcyclist was slowed down by traffic, and Mokhles nearly caught up with him. But two men on another motorcycle — accomplices, Mokhles believes — blocked him, and the thief escaped.
Everything can conspire to build up stress — a blazing hot day, rising prices, unmoving traffic, family woes.
Allam Oudah, who earns $180 a month as a security guard and drives a taxi to make ends meet, described rushing his daughter to the hospital when she got diarrhea, not just for treatment but also because of mounting diaper costs if she wasn't quickly cured.
When asked to turn on the air conditioning in the taxi, he broke into a sarcastic rant: "For 10 pounds, I'll point all the fans at you. If that's not enough, I'll fan you myself."
Fadl, the satirist, said that despite its recent problems, there is a resilience in the city.
"Give Cairo a little respite from its troubles, and it will quickly regain its old spirit," he said.
Mustafa Ibrahim, a poet, noted the true meaning of the capital's name — "al-Qahira" — Arabic for "the conquerer."
"Cairo conquers its own residents as well as anyone who thinks he or she is bigger than the city," he said. "Cairo can crush you, but it maintains its charm and spirit," he said.
By Leon Jenkins
October 10, 2013
By Kenya King
Special to the NNPA from the Atlanta Daily World
A one-way ticket to anywhere in the U.S. after Hurricane Katrina brought a vast number of displaced New Orleanians to the hotbed of the South – Atlanta – where Black political power precipitates African-American entrepreneurship, and where a cultural melting pot begets the crux of artistic expression from Mozart to hip-hop.
Even since the 1970s, and still today, Atlanta has been Christened as the Black Mecca and for many and is a city where African Americans are believed to have the best opportunities for prosperity or for reinventing themselves. Fifty years after of the March on Washington and the "I Have a Dream" speech, what has Black Atlanta achieved, and is it still a place for African Americans to thrive?
"It's no doubt about it," said Herman J. Russell, chairman and founder of H.J. Russell and Company, which is a 50-year-old construction and real estate empire based in Atlanta. Russell started his construction business at 16 years old and is one of the living icons of Black business. "Atlanta is still the anchor for Black entrepreneurs," said Russell. "Just for all phases of Black leadership. To be in education, to be in contract business, or to just be a doctor – whatever you may [want to] be. Atlanta is one of the greatest cities in the world to have your enterprise."
For decades, educational and employment opportunities have historically drawn African Americans to the Bible Belt South. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the percentage of African Americans in the Southern region increased by 18 percent from 2000 to 2010, bringing in an additional 3 million, and in 2010, the State of Georgia ranked fourth for the highest number of African Americans in the United States.
President of Clark Atlanta University Carlton Brown agrees that education continues to play a key role in luring people to Atlanta. He also stated that Clark Atlanta, the only independent graduate institution in the entire Historically Black College and University network, frequently has Fortune 500 companies from all over the world visiting the institution looking for employees with a firm mindset toward diversity.
"We have them coming all the time," he stated. "The range of talent that arrives here is very, very strong. Of course [Atlanta has] 100,000 college students in the city — that's never a bad thing — and the proportion of them that are African Americans is increasing, particularly with the focus of the Atlanta University Center with Clark Atlanta, Spelman and Morehouse."
Atlanta, the bedrock of the Civil Rights Movement and birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., also attracts African Americas who want to stay connected to the "Black experience." Elder Bernice A. King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. and CEO of The King Center, which serves thousands of visitors each year, concurs that Atlanta's unique history of African-American life and culture, especially related to civil rights, is a magnet for people color.
"I think when people come here they find progressive-minded people," said King. "They find a hodgepodge of creative and gifted individuals who are doing substantial stuff. I think because I think it has a lot to do with the history and the spirit that emerged from Auburn Avenue in the '20s, '30s, '40s and '50s, and I believe it's a carryover from all of that and the fact that there are a number of African Americans in important places in leadership, although we still have a great deal of work to do in terms of power, leveraging true power in Atlanta."
None the less, more than 40 years after Dr. King made strides to improve the social, political and economic conditions for the poor in America, Atlanta seems to have experienced a seesaw effect in its seat among progressive cities as people moseyed in and out of the city when the recession came in its purview.
In 1996, the Olympic Games brought Atlanta unarguably its highest level of visibility on an international scale, and Atlanta was the place to be regardless of race. During this time and the years following, Atlanta's business sector reached a solid financial footing and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce reported that the Olympics made a $5 billion impact on the city.
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Businessman and entrepreneur Tommy Dortch, who is CEO of TWD Inc. and founder of the Black College Alumni Hall of Fame, said that in spite of Atlanta's challenges, it is still one of the best a places for African Americans to reach success.
"I've traveled to every state in the U.S. except for two and I've been in all of the urban centers and I have worked with so many different people. It's a city where people work together. There are many people who have a difference of opinion. Once you leave Atlanta, you know the difference. When you look at [Washington] D.C., when you look at New York, when you look at Chicago – they don't have the kind of cohesive coming together that we have," he stated.
Dortch also stated that based on the track record of entrepreneurial success among African Americans in Atlanta, one has to admit that Atlanta is likely the number one "Black Mecca" in the nation, not only in the South. In addition, Atlanta has had an African-American mayor for nearly 40 years, starting with Maynard Holbrook Jackson in 1974.
"When you look at the legacy that Maynard Jackson left us, there is not another city in this nation that has a commitment to diversity and inclusion. For African Americans in this city to gain almost 38 to 40 percent of all the procurement opportunities in this city, there is not another place in this nation. When you consider this point, we've done almost $6 billion in the expansion of Hartsfield-Jackson [airport]. One billion [dollars] of that $6 [billion] has gone to African American-owned businesses. There is not another city that can touch that," said Dortch.
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed's view parallels Dortch's premise.
"Atlanta has an undeniable legacy and long-standing tradition of supporting urban entrepreneurs. Many of the world's greatest business ideas and ventures started here in Atlanta, which was named by Forbes magazine as the No. 1 city in the United States for minority entrepreneurs," said Reed. "That's a sign that opportunities for emerging urban entrepreneurs and women and minority-owned businesses in Atlanta remain unparalleled. I don't believe there is any place better than the city of Atlanta to help develop and nurture talented and innovative African-American business owners, and minority and women-owned businesses."
James Bronner of the world-renown Bronner Brothers, who helps run the International Bronner Brothers Hair Show, recalls how his friends who moved to other places continue to view Atlanta as a great place for opportunities.
"It's still true, but you still have to work hard and be excellent at what you do in order to make it in Atlanta," he said. "It's not just a shoe-in. You still have to be innovative and push the envelope to succeed because of the economy. No matter what city you're in now, you really have to be doing something extraordinary to be at the level you used to be." In 2012, Bronner Brothers celebrated its 65th anniversary in business with the second generation of Bronner brothers in charge.
Dortch contends that while people "love to hate" Atlanta and that at times, it's a "tale of two cities," when looking at the top five places for African Americans in the U.S., Atlanta far exceeds the others, especially when considering the level of generational success. "You look at the leaders like a Herman Russell, whose family now is a second generation, really almost a third generation," said Dortch. "You look at the Bronner Brothers, you go down the line, and you look at what happens in this city. There's nothing like it."
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I just bought a second handed RC car, a Tamiya TT01. It came with a broken Mazda RX7 body. It gave me an idea to make a body from paper model that will fit on that 257 mm wheelbase chassis, so there are no interior parts in it. Then a friend of mine gave me suggestions for a cool rally car, finally I fixed my decision to make this Honda Civic Type R R3 paper model because it looks very cool, and because the rims are the same as the rims on my RC model car. Although this paper model was specifically designed for TT01 body, it also can be assembled as a stand alone paper model because I also provide patterns for wheels. The complete model will has 41 cm length and 13 cm height. The livery of this Honda Civic was designed by JAS Motorsport, an Italian racing team. I add a watermark on every images on this post, because I received many reports about some of Paper Replika's model were sold in eBay, which is supposed to be free for download.
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"If you get that defensive end that can pressure the quarterback, fix that issue," Holliday said Wednesday. "Get that linebacker situation a little better, and then the safety position. I think everywhere else, we're in pretty good shape."
Blackmon, a 6-foot-2, 235-pound native of the Houston suburb of Bellaire, Texas, played for Navarro College in Corsicana, south of Dallas. He helped the Bulldogs go 10-4 last fall, and he is joining a school-listed eight players heading to major-college programs.
Letman, listed at 6-3, 195, is an Elberton, Ga., native who comes from Holmes Community College in Mississippi. He redshirted as an injury case this year, so he will have three years to play three seasons.
ESPN.com's scouting report has some criticisms, but concludes, "Letman is a potential impact player at the BCS level once he steps on campus."
Those two recruits are all that Marshall can announce. For instance, wide receiver Angelo Jean-Louis has committed to joining the Thundering Herd out of Fork Union Military Academy, and is expected to enroll in the spring semester next month. But he will not be able to sign a letter of intent until the first Wednesday of February, the national signing day.
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Dr. Raymond E. "Ray" Halverson, 85, of Superior, Wis. died Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013 in St. Luke's Hospital, Duluth.
Dr. Raymond E. "Ray" Halverson, 85, of Superior, Wis. died Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013 in St. Luke's Hospital, Duluth.
He was born Jan. 20, 1928 in Superior to Martha (Robinson) and Raymond H. Halverson.
He attended the Superior public schools and graduated from Superior Central High School in June 1945, having been extremely active in school sports.
In 1945 and 1946 he attended Superior State Teachers College, where again he was very active in all college sports.
In the fall of 1947 he was accepted to the Marquette School of Dentistry in Milwaukee, Wis. and graduated in 1951 as a Doctor of Dental Surgery. He graduated with honors; the highest being elected to the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society.
Ray had been a 2nd lieutenant in the U.S. Army Senior Dental Program, and upon graduation became a 1st lieutenant. In June of 1951 until June 1953 he practiced dentistry at Camp Roberts Army Hospital in California. When the Korean War ended he returned to Superior to practice dentistry for the next 40 years.
Ray was an active member of Concordia Lutheran Church. He was a lifelong member of the Wisconsin Dental Association and a three term president of the Northern Wisconsin Dental Association. He was also a past president of the Duluth Dental Forum. In the community he was an active member of the Superior Jaycee's, the Chamber of Commerce, Masonic Lodge No. 236, the Elks Lodge No. 403 and he was a past president of the Superior Amateur Hockey Association. He was a former member of the Superior Rotary Club, Shriners Club and the Duluth Jesters. He was a longtime member of the Nemadji Men's Golf Club until 2007.
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Fifty-six years ago Ray and Carol June Reynolds were united in marriage and she survives him; along with a daughter, Sara (Walter) Haugen of Superior; three sons, Mark (Connie) Halverson of Nebagamon, Wis., Erik (Robin) Halverson of West Linn, Ore., and Chris Halverson of Superior; and five grandchildren, Owen Haugen and Sean, Eric, Paul and Christie Halverson.
SERVICE: 11 a.m. Saturday in Concordia Lutheran Church with Rev. Charles Plaster officiating. Visitation will begin at 9 a.m. until the hour of service.
Pallbearers will be Bob Downs, Rod Campbell, Bill Ellison, John Hauglund, Jim Ellis, Allen Young and Bill Reynolds.
Burial will be held at Greenwood Cemetery where Military Honors will be accorded by the Richard I. Bong American Legion Post No. 435.
If desired, memorials in Ray's name can be made to Concordia Lutheran Church.
To sign the online guestbook or send condolences, please visit www.downsfh.com.
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