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Although words do pale, yet we must speak. We must strive to understand. We must teach the lessons of the Holocaust. And most of all, we ourselves must remember. We must learn not only about the vulnerability of life, but of the value of human life. We must remember the terrible price paid for bigotry and hatred and also the terrible price paid for indifference and for silence.... To truly commemorate the victims of the Holocaust, we must harness the outrage of our memories to banish all human oppression from the world. We must recognize that when any fellow human being is stripped of humanity; when any person is turned into an object of repression; tortured or defiled or victimized by terrorism or prejudice or racism, then all human beings are victims, too. The world's failure to recognize the moral truth forty years ago permitted the Holocaust to proceed. Our generation--the generation of survivors--will never permit the lesson to be forgotten.
One commenter opposed the lowering of the Class B floor in the vicinity of PDK from 8,000 feet to 5,000 feet because it could cause compression of VFR aircraft given the fact that the PDK Class D airspace ceiling is 3,500 feet.
The existing Class B floor above PDK is 8,000 feet, while immediately to the east and south of PDK, the existing floor is 6,000 feet. Under the proposed Class B changes, the floor of Class B airspace above the southern half of the PDK Class D airspace would be 5,000 feet; to the northeast, the floor would be 6,000 feet; and to the northwest, the floor would be 7,000 feet. This would still give pilots room to navigate north of the PDK airport eastbound at 5,500 feet. It is true that the proposed change would eliminate the 5,500 foot VFR altitude over the southern half of the PDK Class D airspace. This may require the pilot to make a choice to fly eastbound below 3,000 feet AGL or to fly further north in order to fly above 3,000 feet AGL and below the Class B airspace.
“The General Assembly has acted wisely and courageously to give Georgians the choice to implement true local control: parental choice. We must encourage innovation and the pursuit of excellence in our schools. Starting a state-chartered school is not done easily or without lots of hard work, but we need a system that allows for this option. State-chartered schools help students trapped in under performing schools and aid communities that want to invest in new and imaginative ways of learning for their children. Approving this amendment will simply restore the process for creating state-charted schools that existed before the state Supreme Court struck down the state’s system for granting charters, and I hope Georgians will cast their vote for protecting and promoting schools that have a strong record of student achievement.”
“Stop buying stuff and start fixing stuff.” That was the mantra of my
campaign while running for mayor. We are sitting on top of $87 million
of aging stormwater systems that have to be replaced or repaired. We
have 169 miles of roads that we are repaving as fast as we can. We need
to concentrate on fixing stuff for the next few years. We have to
concentrate on addressing our “needs” before considering our “wants.”
