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SAN ANTONIO -- One person was critically injured in a refinery explosion and fire Wednesday on the city's Southeast side. One other worker was treated at the scene, said San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood. The critically injured...
One person was critically injured in a refinery explosion and fire Wednesday on the city's Southeast side. One other worker was treated at the scene, said San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood. The critically injured victim was taken to Brooke Army Medical Center. A worker who was unaccounted for was found and was being treated for dehydration, Hood said.
The fire was mostly extinguished at about 4 p.m., a couple of hours after a Hazardous Materials team and a Technical Rescue team moved into the building and shut off valves that stopped the flow of fuel that were feeding a continuous fire that could be seen for miles across the city. Fire crews also put water on fuel tanks to cool them off to prevent further explosions. About 100 firefighters and dozens of police officers were on the scene.
About 100 workers were at AGE Refining at 7811 South Presa when an 18-wheeler exploded on a loading rack at 11:30 a.m., Hood said.
Residents living within a half-mile radius were evacuated. All Air Force and Department of Defense personnel were ordered to evacuate Brooks City-Base. Temporary shelters were opened for families living near the explosion at Highland and Forest Elementary Schools and at a Home Depot. Roads within a one-mile radius were closed off to traffic.
Residents at the Brook Village and the Park at Press apartments, a little less than a half mile from the blast, were told to get out by police officers going door to door.
"Police just let us know (at the) last minute (so I) got my 8-month-old baby and ... got out of there," said one resident.
Before heading out, several residents described the feeling of the blast.
"With every explosion our whole apartment's ... walls (were) shaking, like you were slamming the front door," said another resident. "The whole apartment just shook."
"I heard this loud boom, like I thought the world was going to come to an end," said resident Diane Lange. "I had no idea we even had a refinery plant. Ive lived here 8 years, and I didnt even know there was one across the street. I think thats very scary. So many things can happen, you know, it could have blown up this whole apartment complex."
"I saw heavy smoke and heavy fire up in the sky," said resident James Marmea. "It was a dangerous situation over there."
When the "all-clear" was called around 4:00 p.m., the shelter was no longer needed.
Concerns about the environmental impact the explosion could have on the nearby San Antonio river were voiced Wednesday. The concerns centered around chemicals and materials at the plant and the water used to fight the fire that could run off into the river.
Wednesday evening, fire officials indicated that no contamination of the river had occurred, but San Antonio River Authority said they are ready if something changes.
"We've got a plan working with the emergency office (where) we would have to put some type of containment booms across the river and try to contain anything that might move downstream," a SARA spokesman Mike Gonzalez.
Phil Goodman, AGE director of operations, stated, "The immediate cause of the fire appears to have been an explosion on one of the trucks loading a light hydrocarbon from the AGE loading rack."
An statement from AGE released Wednesday afternoon stated, "Currently, the incident is contained to the truck loading rack area. There are 66 above-ground storage tanks that are part of the facility and are not on fire. Additionally, none of the refining process units were affected by the incident. The ensuing smoke from this incident consists of combustion of finished hydrocarbon products. AGE has deployed emergency response personnel in the event there is environmental impact.
"The incident will be investigated fully, in cooperation with all appropriate authorities and agencies."
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An opportunity to stock up on a few essentials at low prices! First we visit a beer and wine warehouse near Calais in France stopping for approx 1 hour, we then travel on to a chocolate and tobacco outlet in Belgium for approx 1 hour.
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Roger Guenveur Smith and Marc Anthony Thompson premiere Twenty Twenty, their new multimedia performance about black music created and fostered in L.A. from 1960 to 1980. Smith and Thompson are your sonic tour guides through this impressionistic survey of distinctive music that includes Odetta's spirituals, free jazz, psychedelic rock and the funky soul of the Brothers Johnson.
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Skills Development and Interfirm Learning Linkages under Globalization: Lessons from the Indian Automobile Industry
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Yes! I did not want my 2009 flash spot on my page to be blank, so I just had to make something! A bit late for Christmas, though.
Hope you all enjoy the result of my 2-3 week slavery :)
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A chainsaw that started with one pull? That's just silliness (lol). Also, I'd say Santa's not as smart as he thinks he is giving kids rocks for Chrismas. If that was me I'd make sure my slingshot helped them find a few windows or car doors. The little one just needs to be more creative. Seriously though, it was a decent flash. Animation was good and the twist at the end was good but there just seemed to be a lack of stuff going on. Tearing up Santa's workshop an terrorizing some elves would have brought this closer to a 10.
very good.
I actually felt sadness for the little one.
Very good.
so smoothly done
man i loved the animation style in this one. The ending had me surprised, so good job on that too
nice classic newgrounds christmas movie
Such a moving story.
Of a boy and his loving father ;)
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To be completely honest I wasn't really expecting much when I began to watch it, but by the end of the flash it turned out pretty good! I liked the story a lot; most NG tributes don't really have much of a well thought through story, if at all, so what you did here surprised me a lot. Really charming!


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I ran into Kurt B. Waite today who talked about the why they are claiming to close the processing plant. As most of us feel, we do not want our mail to go to Minneapolis to be sorted. It can be done locally. We do not want to wait 3 days to get a letter. The truth of the matter is that they are trying to privatize the citzen's delivery service. The USPS is not losing money.
The money from the Postal Act and Enhancement Act signed by President Bush made it Law that the USPS would have to start paying the Pre-funding. Supposedly in 2005 Patrick Donahue was on the board and gave the green light to charge the USPS $5.7 billion dollars a year to pre-fund retirees 75 years out, in only 10 years. Patrick Donahoe became the postmaster general. He then closed faciities and consolidated work loads to reduce the work force. It is under the guise that USPS is losing money.
I know when I go to our local post office it is so busy, the lines are sometimes outside. They do an amazing business.
Why are we trying to privatize the postal service. Is it a money maker? None of the money for USPS comes from the tax payers.
The USPS plans on closing the remaining 82 facilities by doing away with the one day delivery standard. They claim that it will take only a day or two longer to reach its destination. Last month Senator Al Franken confronted the Postmaster General on why his constituents are complaining that a letter would send across town was taking an average of 4-5 days to reach its destination. I know we do not want this to happen.
I know personally I don't want my mail sent to Mpls. to be sorted and then back to Duluth. I am sure others feel this way.
The USPS says the decline in the mail volume is an aging out organization. Standard mail has increased 5.1%, first class mail 3.2%. 2014 package delivery has increased 6.6%.
Since 2006 the workforce for USPS has been reduced by 200,000 personnel.
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Kendell's Bistro is a casual Informal place to dine with the main focus on quality of food, wine and service within a French bistro atmosphere. It's relaxed and informal - no waiters topping up wine glasses after every sip or sneaking up behind you with a six foot pepper mill. Cloth napkins but not
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This was by far one of the best
meals I have had in a long while! The ambience was great, service terrific and the food was divine. I certainly recommend the camembert starter (to share). Unfortunately we were too full for a desert but I shall definitely be returning the next time I'm in Leeds. Was a perfect evening - and I'm usually quite picky!"
dined on 22/08/2014
Never heard of this restaurant
before and was very impressed. The service was good, ambiance and decor was more than suitable and the food was outstanding. Already looking forward to returning for another meal. Highly recommend."
dined on 20/08/2014
We went to Kendell's to celebrate
our wedding anniversary and weren't disappointed. I am Coeliac and the staff were happy to ask chef what options i could have on my preferred meals, they also provided GF bread to have before the main meal. As it was a celebration they gave my wife and i a free glass of fizz, this was a good gesture and helped add to the special occasion we were celebrating. The food was outstanding and both our starters and main courses were exceptional. We declined on a dessert, however we were given complimentary mini desserts (again for free) that were GF. In summary a great place, with great food, very good staff with a lovely atmosphere. We will return!"
dined on 20/08/2014
Nous y avons mangé pour ma fête
d'anniversaire. c'était une vraie dégustation à la française. Je le recommanderais sans hésitation, particulièrement pour la qualité des plats, l'ambiance et le service!"
dined on 20/08/2014
This is an excellent French
restaurant. Food was superb, (my wife said the lamb was the best she had ever tasted) The atmosphere is really good - lively and chatty but not overpoweringly noisy. Service was excellent with lovely little touches such as giving my wife a glass of champagne and complimentary petit fours as it was her birthday. Would recommend it highly"
dined on 19/08/2014
A lively real bistro that does not
trade food and service for ambiience."
dined on 19/08/2014
we were given a glass of
champagne for my birthday then the waitress offered to take pictures of the menu as they were on a black board and hard to read we were giving plenty of time to choose what we wanted and didn't feel rushed we had fresh warm bread they gave use a canapé with was a nice surprise and tastes really nice we didn't have to wait long I had scallops and my boyfriend had mussels and they both looked lovely and they were really tasty then we didn't have to wait long for the mains I had salmon and he had fish platter and they were both lovely and we were both full and for my birthday they gave me four little desserts with was a nice thing to do they made my birthday extra special and one I won't forget"
dined on 16/08/2014
Friendly staff great price with
tea time deal, lovely food"
dined on 16/08/2014
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restaurant that did not match with it's reviews. The restaurant was full, it was extremely stuffy and so warm it was uncomfortable. No fans, no air conditioning and only a little air available as the door was opened. The menu is pricey. The waitress said she didn't know about the wines and so had to point to it on the menu and give her the number. The meals we a little under cooked, a french trait. When the wine come it wasn't the one we had ordered so another short wait and yes it did arrive second time. When we got the bill unfortunately they over charged us for one main meal based on the price on their blackboard. They said that the blackboard was wrong, no apology. An arrogant reply from an average place"
dined on 15/08/2014
I shall say this only once... If
you don't eat here, you are missing the best dining in the whole of Leeds"
dined on 15/08/2014
We ate on a Friday night. The
place was packed and had a real buzz to it. The food was outstanding, we had beef wellington to share for mains and although it was expensive it was amazing. Highly recommended"
dined on 15/08/2014
We came here for my boyfriends
birthday meal after hearing lots of brilliant reviews from friends and family. We were both taken back as to how beautiful the restaurant was! The food was outstanding - brilliantly priced and of a fabulous quality! Very romantic, lovely atmosphere and 10/10 service! Loved it and even told my boyfriend to bring me here for valentines day and out anniversary!! X"
dined on 15/08/2014
excellent atmosphere but as the
eyesight deteriorates a full as well as the daily menu in printed format as well as the blackboard would be helpful and might perhaps encourage the post 50's ."
dined on 13/08/2014
Fabulous food, we had pan-fried
fois gras & fish soup to start followed by duck in blackcurrant sauce with goats cheese filo parcel & ribeye steak with dauphinoise pots & shared some veg. Lovely atmosphere & service to finish off a perfec eve :-)"
dined on 12/08/2014
We dined at kendells 8/8/14 and
had an amazing evening . From the moment you walk in you are made to feel special . The food and service are exceptional . The atmosphere is relaxed but elegant and children dine happily amongst adults . I had the confit of duck which was cooked to perfection and my husband had choucroute formidable, a great favourite and it was excellent.the staff are friendly and efficient . A little corner of France in the centre of leeds .fantastic."
dined on 08/08/2014
Excellent attention to detail!
Thank you for a lovely evening!"
dined on 02/08/2014
The best lamb I've had in a long
time! 2nd time I've been to kendalls and it's never disappointed. Great food, really friendly service and amazing atmosphere. They even managed to make us laugh by accidentally bringing over a bottle of champagne that was ordered by the table next to us!! Definitely order the lamb and the chorizo calamari starter!"
dined on 01/08/2014
Great place. Went for tea time
deal, which was great value. The food and service was excellent. I would recommend it to anyone."
dined on 31/07/2014
While the ambience was great, the
food and service left a bit to be desired. The food especially was quite poor."
dined on 30/07/2014
Great atmosphere, delicious food
and wonderful service."
dined on 26/07/2014
The first time I have dined here
with my partner and I was not disapoited, the ambience was excellent and the food good also. Would certainly go again for a special occasion or when visiting Leeds, aoverall a very nice place."
dined on 26/07/2014
Great Meal! Went to celebrate our
anniversary, we were asked on arrival if we were celebrating anything, and as soon as we sat down we were greeted with a complimentary glass of prosecco - lovely personal touch. Service was friendly and professional from the off, food was brilliant - I will need to go about 8/9 times to try everything I fancied on the menu. The restaurant was busy - as always and the atmosphere is perfect, I would describe the decor and ambience as quirky - so if you're a boring diner you'll probably be out of your comfort zone. Price is very reasonable for the quality of food and service. I would recommend to anyone. Would rate it as one of the best restaurants in Leeds"
dined on 26/07/2014
The venue was chosen for our
anniversary meal and we were not disapointed. We didn't have a table booked until 21:15 so a couple of the options on the menu had sold out but that is to be expected. The restaurant was full and the place had a real buzz about it. It felt like we were abroad and not in Leeds City Centre. My wife is hard to please and is a bit of a "food snob" these days. She said "it was the nicest meal she had ever had". I would definately receommned to anyone and will hopefully be back very soon for another visit."
dined on 25/07/2014
We were greeted and shown to are
table by friendly staff. the menu was great with lots of choice. when the food arrived it looked fantastic and tasted wonderful. The ambience was great. An overall great experience."
dined on 24/07/2014
Wonderful warm greeting on arrival
and handed a complimentary glass of fizz as I was celebrating my graduation which was an unexpected and lovely touch! Service was fantastic and the menu temptingly tasty-food was delicious and very reasonably priced-all in all a fantastic dining experience :)"
dined on 24/07/2014
We dined as a pre-theatre meal and
was delighted. Good French cooking at value for money prices. The service was far better than most experiences in leeds or elsewhere for that matter. We did not have a dedicated waiter but our excellent service by several was seamless and never left hovering to try and catch one for attention. We both had the excellent smooth pate as starters: my lamb was very tender and the salmon in the light puff pastry excellent. Portions are generous"
dined on 23/07/2014
A real find. A busy, buzzing,
friendly atmosphere, great food and friendly staff."
dined on 19/07/2014
From start to finish Kendalls is
an outstanding dining experience, which ticks all the boxes."
dined on 19/07/2014
Excellent food quality, taste, and
ambience. Great value for money"
dined on 19/07/2014
Fabulous food, great and friendly
service, busy and lively ambience - loved it! Where has this bistro been all my life? A little expensive but worth it. :-)"
dined on 16/07/2014
Everyone in our party very much
enjoyed their food but would have liked more vegetarian options. We were made to feel very welcome and appreciated the nice touches such as some free fizz to help celebrate our daughter's graduation."
dined on 15/07/2014
Hadn't been out for a while so
decided to leave the sticks for the big city - Leeds. Booked Kendell's Bistro online, excellent choice! Everything was 5 star - the food, the ambience, the staff and the service. Do yourself a favour - go and have a great evening around town and finish with a wonderful meal at Kendell's, we did and loved it."
dined on 12/07/2014
Kendells was a revelation, at last
a restaurant that has good food, lovely ambience and thoughtful staff. Wide variety of options on the menu, beautifully cooked and presented."
dined on 12/07/2014
I booked this with a friend as we
were visiting from London and I had read it was the best place to eat in Leeds, we were not disappointed. When I first walked in I thought "was it Christmas" as the restaurant was full of twinkly lights, its not your typical bistro ambience, it was very busy, but relaxed and informal which i loved. The quality of food and wine was excellent and the very staff friendly. I ordered a seafood selection for my main, which was delicious, there is no menu as such as its on a massive chalk board on the wall as they change it so regularly, which can only be a good thing...... they offer to take a photo on your phone of the parts of the menu you cannot see which was a nice touch. Overall would highly recommend."
dined on 12/07/2014
We recently went to Kendalls for a
meal, we were very impressed with the service which was extremely efficient but did not make you feel rushed. The staff were friendly, helpful and courteous. We were treated to some champagne and petit fours as it was our anniversary meal which was a very thoughtful touch. The choice of food was good and our dishes were delicious. It is perhaps a little more pricy than other restaurants in Leeds but nevertheless we felt we had had a lovely special meal in a restaurant which was buzzing with a great atmosphere. I would certainly recommend Kendalls, particularly for a special occasion. Thank you for a great dining experience!"
dined on 12/07/2014
Booked for our 2 year anniversary.
Very accommodating, arranged for flowers on the table for my wife and we were given complimentary glasses of champagne and a couple of mini desserts. Staff were extremely busy but this didn't affect serving. Food was fantastic. Kendells Bistro is a Parisian gem tucked away and hiding in plain sight."
dined on 12/07/2014
Having dined at Kendell's several
times before we knew we would have an enjoyable meal & we weren't disappointed. We took friends who were staying with us from across the Pennines and they loved the experience. Being a Saturday evening we knew it would be very busy & slightly noisy but it all added to the ambience. The food is the best we have eaten outside of France - the scallops were divine, foie gras delicious, the lamb perfectly cooked and the blackcurrant sauce on the duck breast is the best sauce I've ever had with duck. We were too full to attempt a dessert so we will have to return soon (especially for my favourite parfait with prunes soaked in Armagnac)."
dined on 12/07/2014
I'd never been to Leeds before
last week. We travelled from the station through the city by taxi. When we arrived outside it appeared to be small, with no real view of inside. But once inside the atmosphere was imense. The staff were friendly asking if we were celebrating, I had taken my dad for his birthday, and at the end of the night they brought him their own version of a birthday cake. Very thoughtful. The food was exquisite and the service amazing, the menus were all in chalk boards as the product is seasonal, so the waiters asked if we would like them to photograph it for us. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone. Amazing food. Amazing atmosphere. Amazing service."
dined on 11/07/2014
What a great restaurant! The staff
were welcoming & knowledgeable, the aubience was romantic & the food delicious! I would definitely recommend Kendell's!"
dined on 05/07/2014
One of the best restaurants I've
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If you want to gather the most forward-thinking ideas about creating jobs and changing the face of education in America, where do you go? To Silicon Valley if you're President Obama, who sat between Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg when he dined last night in Woodside at the home of John and Ann Doerr.
The president arrived Thursday night and met privately with 12 leaders from technology companies to discuss his commitment towards investing in research and development, education and clean energy.
Doerr, a partner in the venture capital firm of Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, hosted a private dinner for the President with a stellar list of attendees including Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook; Steve Jobs, Chairman and CEO of Apple, John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems; Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle; Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix; Carol Bartz, CEO and President of Yahoo; Dick Costolo, CEO of Twitter; Art Levinson, Chairman of Genentech; Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google; state controller Steve Wesley, and Stanford University President John Hennessy.
Except for Twitter's Costolo, all of the guests belong to TechNet, an advocacy group started in the Silicon Valley in 1997.
"I was honored to be part of the discussion with President Obama and Silicon Valley business leaders. Government and private industry must work hand-in-hand to spur innovation, strengthen our economy and get Americans back to work," said John Chambers, chairman and CEO of Cisco.
"Our ongoing dialogue with the Administration gives us confidence that we can boost innovation and investment in America," he said.
According to the TechNet website, the group is committed to "advancing public policies and private sector initiatives that make the U.S. the most innovative country in the world," a goal that was also noted by the President in his recent State of the Union speech.
President Obama flew out of San Francisco International Airport this morning after a one-day visit with business and technology leaders. Air Force One departed from the airport at 8:46 a.m.
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Police began an investigation in April after allegations surfaced that a female student may have been sexually assaulted in 2009.
During the course of the investigation, a screenplay called "Graduation Crashers" was discovered that later became part of the police department's criminal investigation.
The three teachers have since resigned, but their exact reasons for leaving have never been made public.
The main characters are identified as Batchelder, Grossmith and Forbes. The screenplay contains scenes showing teachers drinking, involved in sexual encounters with mothers of students and a college intern, and engaged in other controversial behavior.
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The Team
Here are just a few of the visionary folks behind The Other 98%. Click on the name to see their biography.
Alexis Goldstein
Alexis Goldstein spent seven years working on Wall Street, at Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank before quitting the industry in 2010. Alexis was highly active with Occupy Wall Street, co-wrote the 325-page comment letter on the Volcker Rule with Occupy the SEC, and is currently a team member of the Occupy Network, who put out the biweekly You Inbox: Occupied email newsletter. She is a contributor to The Nation, and has also written for n+1, the Washington Post and The American Prospect, and co-hosts the radical finance and economics podcast Disorderly Conduct. Alexis serves as the Communications Director for The Other 98%, where she also host a weekly web series called "Alexis Breaks It Down," focusing on demystifying complex stores and concepts, from Supreme Court Cases, to the intricacies of government settlements, to bills in Congress that gut financial reform. You can follow her on twitter @alexisgoldstein
Andy Menconi
Andy Menconi is a graphic designer and animator who has been creating viral content since 2000. While working as a web designer for Bank of America he won 'Bush in 30 Years': a flash animation contest sponsored by MoveOn.org which opened the door to being the graphics guy for many leftist political organizations.
He went on to form Agit-Pop Communications, an award winning viral media firm with partners John Sellers of the Ruckus Society and Andrew Boyd of Billionaires for Bush. On tax day in 2010, Agit-Pop communications began a new project called 'The Other 98%' as a meme to help shift the dialogue of the culture war to one of economic justice.
Andy Menconi was born in Texas, graduated from AAC in San Francisco, loves punk rock, the NFL, green chile and romantic dinners on the beach.
Caitlyn McClure
Caitlyn McClure serves as Development Director for Other 98%. A second-generation native of Washington, DC, Caitlyn comes from a long line of educators, organizers, and rabble-rousers. As a founding member of Occupy DC, Caitlyn worked as a facilitator, organizer, social media wrangler, and occasionally an ad-hoc therapist for folks occupying and living in McPherson Square. Caitlyn left Occupy in 2012 to assist in building Nothing For Us Without Us, a radical initiative led by homeless youth that centers self-advocacy and self-determination in the struggle for housing, jobs, and human rights.
Caitlyn graduated from Bard College in 2009 with a degree in Literature, which has proven more relevant than it sounds. She is currently living in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where she spends her time reading, writing, and trying to drop casual hints to cashiers about going on strike.
John Sellers
John Sellers is co-founder of The Other 98%, a founding partner of Agit-Pop Communications, and President of the Ruckus Society. John worked for Greenpeace in the early 90s before leaving to help start Ruckus. He has had the great fortune to be integrally involved in powerful peaceful actions all over the world: from the high seas with the Rainbow Warrior to the streets of Seattle in the uprising against the WTO. He works from his home-office on a sleepy little island in the Puget Sound where he and his wife Genevieve homeschool their 8 year old twins Sam and Hazel. And he can out "apple-pie" your run-of-the-mill flag waving Tea-Bagger any day of the week.
Josh Bolotsky
Josh Bolotsky is an online organizer, blogger, comedic performer/writer and occasional voiceover artist, currently serving as New Media Director for The Other 98%. Josh also serves as part of the national volunteer collective that manages Living Liberally, a network of progressive social groups and activist resources in all 50 states. He enjoys vegan chili and writing about himself in the third person.
Kelly Mears
Kelly Mears is Chief Technical Officer at Other 98%. As a founding organizer of Occupy DC, Kelly trained dozens of "non-techies" in web development and livestreaming, and organized "hackathons" with groups like Sunlight Laboratories and the Open Technology Initiative at New America Foundation. In late 2012, Kelly gained national attention when he embarked upon a hunger strike to raise awareness about DC voting rights.
Kelly grew up splitting his time between family in Elkins, West Virginia and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He graduated from Bard College in New York in 2009. When not programming, Kelly often finds himself drinking water and eating food, like all carbon-based life. He's somewhat concerned about the sustainability of this practice, but in the meantime also finds himself making noise, considering the absence of meaning, and loving to the best of his abilities.
Nicole Carty
Nicole Carty serves as Programming Director at The Other 98%. For Nicole, a Sociology concentrator at Brown University, a path in social justice work was inevitable. While in school Nicole gained her organizing wings working with organizations on and off campus, including Students for a Democratic Society, Student Labor Alliance, Common Ground, and other community-based organizations in Providence. After moving to New York, Nicole furthered her social justice work with Occupy Wall Street where she has contributed as a facilitator, trainer, and action-planner. At the Other 98% she has worked on campaigns to remove Jamie Dimon from the Fed, to encourage Eric Schneiderman to action against banking fraud, and to bring awareness to the continued climate devastation caused by Big Oil. Since joining the team she has represented The Other 98% on The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann, Democracy Now, and All In With Chris Hayes. Nicole is featured in the "Free the Press, Buy the Tribune Company" campaign video and hosts Channel 98′s "Take Action News".
Samantha Corbin
Samantha Corbin is Actions Director for The Other 98% and national coordinator of the US Uncut network, as well as a non-violent direct action trainer with The Ruckus Society and a founding member of the New York Action Network. She has coordinated scores of affinity group actions including banner hangs, blockades, and street theater actions; led several large-scale actions including the 5,000-strong Powershift 2011; and developed and delivered countless trainings in creative non-violent direct action, affinity group organizing, strategic planning, scouting, and high tech action. Throughout the Fall of 2011, she has been organizing and training with Occupy Wall Street. Sam is based in New York City.


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Beaumont City Councilman Audwin Samuel says bad streets are the toughest challenge facing the city.
That's nothing new to people living in the city's north end.
In a special report titled, "A Tale of Two Cities", we spoke to some of those people who say their streets don't get the same amount of attention as the ones in the more affluent west end.
Councilman Samuel says all parts of the city get the same amount spent on street maintenance.
He just says the north end is older, and the streets are asphalt as compared to the newer neighborhoods in the west end, with cement streets.
Samuel says to get all streets to the level they should be, a tax increase is necessary.
He says currently the city spends $2.5 million a year on street maintenance, when it should be spending $8 million annually.
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