The Hispanic people I work with in construction risk their lives to build Charlotte
Now more than ever, let’s celebrate Charlotte’s Hispanic construction workers | Opinion
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Now more than ever, let’s celebrate Charlotte’s Hispanic construction workers | Opinion
CDOT and partner agencies continue to anticipate fewer safety closures for roadway, rest areas and recreation path
LOWELL — Robert Waylein has lived in the so-called Dog Park camp for 10 years. For almost 4,000 nights, he has laid his head down in a shelter he built on land he says he cleaned and has maintained that used to function as an open-air garbage dump.
Show what did happen. because we all need to know, as we go forward, the deep submerge in this community needs to know exactly what happened. when >> you've made dozens of, just extraordinary deepwater expeditions, including hoarding 30 to the titanic itself. you've also gone far deeper than the 13,000 feet where the titanic is. you've gone deeper than just about anybody into the ocean. i forgot the name of the place you want, but the challenger deep, which is extraordinary. you went in your own design. yeah, you add in your own designed craft, that's the submersible, that was experimental and...
Didn't. >> it's a bit like saying, we have a bit of a poor design for the engine at our jet indoor rocketship, we have a sensor that will tell us if it's on fire. to me, that's cold comfort. i think if you're building a hole where you need to have sensors to tell you that it's failing, in the process of failing, you have no business designing subs or being in that sub. they touted it, i believe, as a good thing. as a safety protocol. i consider it a bad thing. it sheds alight directly on the fundamental flaw they're of their design. you have to remember, the dna of this design concept goes bac...