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Then the mob parted and there was the boy, with his arms twisted behind his back and the foot of a man, a petrol attendant in Cohydro cap and uniform, stamped firmly on his neck. The boy’s mouth was bleeding and the side of his face was squashed flat on the uneven concrete of the forecourt. It was a scene I had witnessed numerous times during my stint covering Africa. Quick and brutal, African mob justice is a terrifying thing.
Tim Butcher (Blood River: A Journey to Africa's Broken Heart)
The city had grown, implacably, spreading its concrete and alloy fingers wider every day over the dark and feral country. Nothing could stop it. Mountains were stamped flat. Rivers were dammed off or drained or put elsewhere. The marshes were filled. The animals shot from the trees and then the trees cut down. And the big gray machines moved forward, gobbling up the jungle with their iron teeth, chewing it clean of its life and all its living things. Until it was no more. Leveled, smoothed as a highway is smoothed, its centuries choked beneath millions and millions of tons of hardened stone. The birth of a city... It had become the death of a world.
Charles Beaumont (Perchance to Dream: Selected Stories)
...they had succumbed to an impersonal and anonymous mode of consciousness which precluded personal feeling and which was devoid of a secure sense of self-identity. Everything tended to be seen in 'abstract' terms, as theoretical possibilities which could be contemplated and compared but to the concrete realization of which people were unwilling to commit themselves. If they attended to their own attitudes or emotions it was through a thick haze of pseudo-scientific expressions or cliche-ridden phrases which they had picked up from books or newspapers rather than in the direct light of their own inner experience. Living had become a matter of knowing rather than doing; accumulating information and learning things by rote as opposed to taking decisions that bore the stamp of individual passion or conviction.
Patrick L. Gardiner
They made a sweeping turn into Park Avenue and Herzog clutched the broken window handle. It wouldn’t open. But if it opened dust would pour in. They were demolishing and raising buildings. The avenue was filled with concrete-mixing trucks, smells of wet sand and powdery gray [sic] cement. Crashing, stamping pile-driving below, and, higher, structural steel, interminably and hungrily going up into the cooler, more delicate blue. Orange beams hung from the cranes like straws. But down in the street where the buses were spurting the poisonous exhaust of cheap fuel, and the cars were crammed together, it was stifling, grinding, the racket of machinery and the desperately purposeful crowds - horrible!
Saul Bellow (Herzog)
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Dayton Concrete Company is your trusted concrete contractor in Dayton, Ohio. Offering a full range of concrete work including concrete leveling, resurfacing, stamped concrete, driveways, ready-mix concrete, patios, foundations, houser asphalt and more. We have the expertise to handle any project. We are the go-to choice for all your concrete construction & masonry services in Dayton, Ohio. Call now (937) 632-1020.
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I don’t know how many years had passed that I hadn’t thought about her. It was a few months after the death of my mother that her name came to me again. I was cleaning out her closet and dresser to donate some of her clothes to the Church. They always had clothes drives to give to some of the poorer people in the area. Better for someone else to have them than just hanging in a closet or in a drawer. At the bottom of one of her drawers, my eyes saw an envelope with my name on. Immediately, I recognized the handwriting on the envelope and for the first time in a long time, I could feel the tears flowing out of my eyes. This wasn’t no single tear drop cry. This was the big, fat, messy tears that come from memories flashing through your mind. Tiffany did write something to me and it was kept from me. I almost unintentionally crumpled the letter in my hand as the combination of hurt and rage took over me for a few moments. I went back to my bedroom and sat down on the edge of my bed. The letter had her North Carolina address on it. That letter would have been a way for us to stay in touch. For almost eight years, I had believed that she didn’t want to stay in contact with me. In that moment, I realized that the hurt I felt for being disregarded was unfounded and she was the one who had the right to feel forgotten. She must have believed that she meant little to me, like I thought she did of me. It’s weird how quickly your perspective can change when given new information. I held that letter in my shaking hands for a few minutes. I didn’t know what to do. Opening it seemed pointless to me. All it would do was rekindle feelings that I once had and couldn’t do anything about. After all those years, I couldn’t try and reconnect to her life. We both moved past each other and it wouldn’t be fair to her to come back. It wouldn’t make her feel good about herself to know that my parents hid that letter from me, like she was some horrible person that I needed to avoid. She may not even live at that address anymore. She undoubtedly moved away for college. I wasn’t in love with her anymore and I don’t know if she ever loved me, but if she did, I’m sure she didn’t anymore. I did the only thing that I felt was right. I went outside and lit a cigarette in the backyard. I took a deep inhale from my Camel full flavored filtered cigarette. I hadn’t converted to menthols, yet. I re-lit my lighter and put a corner of the letter into the flame until I was certain that it had caught fire. I held it in my hand watching the white of the envelope turn black under the blue and yellow flame. Once the envelope was about three quarters burned, I let it fall out of my hand and watched it float for a few moments before it hit the bottom concrete step where it continued to burn. It had all turned black and the carbonized paper started to break away from each other as I stamped out the embers with my sneaker. The wind carried away the pieces of carbon and the memory of her floated away from me. Watching those small burned pieces of paper scatter across my backyard made me realize that my childhood was over. I had nothing to show for it. All I had was myself. I didn’t even know why I was still living in my parent’s house after my mother died. There was nothing there for me. Life would only begin for me once I found something that mattered to me. Unfortunately for me, the only thing that mattered to me was words.
Paul S. Anderson
Chapter 2: As the Old Saying Goes, Hindsight Is Not 20/20 (page 38) Hindsight bias vaccine As you were using the Knowledge Tracker, it may have occurred to you that it would be a good idea to journal the "stuff you knew before the decision" while you are in the process of making the decision. It can be hard to accurately recall what you knew before the fact once you already know the outcome. Journaling gives you something concrete to refer back to. Writing down the key facts informing your decision also acts like a vaccine against hindsight bias. Thinking about what you know at the time of the decision in this more deliberative way creates a clearer time stamp, preventing memory creep before it happens. Later in this book we'll take a deep dive into how to better memorialize decisions.
Annie Duke (How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices)
Chapter 1: As the Old Saying Goes, Hindsight Is Not 20/20 (page 38) Hindsight bias vaccine As you were using the Knowledge Tracker, it may have occurred to you that it would be a good idea to journal the "stuff you knew before the decision" while you are in the process of making the decision. It can be hard to accurately recall what you knew before the fact once you already know the outcome. Journaling gives you something concrete to refer back to. Writing down the key facts informing your decision also acts like a vaccine against hindsight bias. Thinking about what you know at the time of the decision in this more deliberative way creates a clearer time stamp, preventing memory creep before it happens. Later in this book we'll take a deep dive into how to better memorialize decisions.
Annie Duke (How to Decide: Simple Tools for Making Better Choices)
Kansas City Concrete Contractors builds durable, well-finished concrete driveways and patios throughout the Kansas City area. Services include new driveway installation, driveway replacement, concrete and stamped patios, and decorative concrete designed for Midwest weather. We handle proper grading, reinforcement, and finishing to reduce cracking and drainage issues. Clear timelines, straightforward communication. Call (816) 339-8133.
Kansas City Concrete Contractors
Ford Concrete Services of Liberty builds and replaces concrete driveways and patios for homeowners in Liberty, MO. We pour new driveways designed to handle Missouri weather and install concrete and stamped patios that are clean, practical, and easy to maintain. Every project includes proper preparation, reinforcement, and finish work so expectations are clear before the pour. Serving Liberty, MO. Call (816) 670-4811.
Ford Concrete Services of Liberty
Ford Concrete Contractors of Raytown provides residential concrete driveway and patio installation throughout Raytown, MO. Services include driveway replacement, new concrete pours, and stamped concrete projects built for durability and daily use. Every job includes proper site preparation, reinforcement, and clean finishing to help concrete perform over time. Clear communication and consistent workmanship from start to finish. Call (816) 722-3183.
Ford Concrete Contractors of Raytown
Gladstone Concrete Company is a local concrete contractor serving homeowners in Gladstone, MO. We specialize in concrete driveway installation and replacement, concrete patios, and stamped concrete built for everyday use and long-term durability. Every project includes proper grading, base prep, reinforcement, and finishing to help reduce cracking and premature wear. Clear expectations and consistent workmanship from start to finish. Call (816) 339-8137.
Gladstone Concrete Company
LS Concrete Contractors provides professional concrete driveway and patio construction throughout Lee’s Summit and nearby communities. Services include driveway installation and replacement, patio pours, stamped concrete, and decorative finishes built for durability and curb appeal. Every project includes proper site prep, grading, and reinforcement to reduce cracking and settling. Clear communication, reliable scheduling, and clean results. Call (816) 608-7761.
LS Concrete Contractors
Grain Valley Concrete Contractors provides residential concrete driveway and patio services throughout Grain Valley and nearby communities. We handle driveway installation and replacement, concrete patio construction, stamped concrete patios, and decorative finishes designed for Missouri weather. Every project includes proper site prep, reinforcement, and finishing to improve durability and drainage. Clear communication, realistic timelines, and dependable workmanship. Call (816) 339-8105.
Grain Valley Concrete Contractors
Smithville Concrete Services is a local concrete contractor specializing in residential driveways and patios throughout Smithville, MO. We install and replace concrete driveways, pour new patios, and build stamped concrete surfaces designed for durability and curb appeal. Every project includes proper base preparation, reinforcement, and finishing to help concrete perform well in Smithville’s climate. Clear communication and consistent results. Call (816) 339-8013.
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