4) Tourism is an important part of our strategy. What more can the city do to promot

[bizguy]

Originally Posted by Frisco119

So if they are perfectly sound, why aren't we building more of them???

Still can't figure that one out.

With all the raw land we have, we could be the biggest lead dump site in America. Bet that's worth a fortune.

We could build a tram ride around it and sell tickets.

yet another completely idiotic post... for those keeping score I think the '119 is still batting about 0.000 on meaningful contributions to Exide threads....

[Frisco119]

Originally Posted by bizguy

yet another completely idiotic post... for those keeping score I think the '119 is still batting about 0.000 on meaningful contributions to Exide threads....

Clearly satire is beyond your grasp.

Kinda like logic.

Though as I said, if they are safe and bring good jobs as you have claimed, why wouldn't we build more????

why don't you answer that question or the oft asked "what level of lead is safe" and stop with the childish insults.

[pearceg]

Originally Posted by El Burro Loco

Frisco a tourist destination? That's funny! No really, that's funny. It just goes to show how small minded and out of touch some people are.

You don't think our Heritage Museum draws lots of traffic to marvel at the officially sanctioned version of Frisco's unique and interesting history?

[bizguy]

Originally Posted by Frisco119

Clearly satire is beyond your grasp.

Kinda like logic.

Though as I said, if they are safe and bring good jobs as you have claimed, why wouldn't we build more????

why don't you answer that question or the oft asked "what level of lead is safe" and stop with the childish insults.

Since you are obviously not smart enough to look it up on your own:

https://www.federalregister.gov/arti...-lead-smelting

half way down the page - by table 4

A stack lead emission cap of 0.91 TPY that would apply to the furnace area stack and the refining operation stacks.Show citation box
An air lead concentration limit of 0.15 µg/m [3] based on 3-month rolling average (to be measured at locations approved by the Administrator) to ensure that fugitive dust emission levels will not exceed the NAAQS.

CDC:

http://www.robertreeveslaw.com/blog/...ning-standards

The committee has now recommended that the 10 mcg of lead per dL of blood limit be lowered to 5 mcg of lead.

I will not get into the science behind the lowering of the numbers over the last few years... but suffice it to say that the same type of folks who bring you the fraud of man made global warming apply their same activism to all science...

[lucas mccain]

Originally Posted by Frisco119

why don't you answer that question or the oft asked "what level of lead is safe".

I'll help you out with this one...

Apparently there are two kinds of lead. The first one is dangerous and toxic to human exposure even in small amounts. It's effects are often times not noticable until later in life depending on different factors such as each individuals overall health during that time along with the amount of lead their body has been exposed to.

The second one is harmless. The only surefire way to know which kind emits from any local lead smeltering plant can only be determined by dead bodies or cases that have been determined to show signs that are listed here. The amount of time bears no factor with the safe lead variety.

Not to worry because some of our very own FOL scientists and health professionals have determined Exide emits the safe kind of lead.

[bizguy]

Originally Posted by lucas mccain

I'll help you out with this one...

Apparently there are two kinds of lead. The first one is dangerous and toxic to human exposure even in small amounts. It's effects are often times not noticable until later in life depending on different factors such as each individuals overall health during that time along with the amount of lead their body has been exposed to.

The second one is harmless. The only surefire way to know which kind emits from any local lead smeltering plant can only be determined by dead bodies or cases that have been determined to show signs that are listed here. The amount of time bears no factor with the safe lead variety.

Not to worry because some of our very own FOL scientists and health professionals have determined Exide emits the safe kind of lead.

How, cute, provide the unequivocal facts and then the anti-Exide folks just move the bar... I'll take the levels that the EPA and the CDC have set instead of letting you and the mayor's wife decide what is safe.

[lucas mccain]

Originally Posted by bizguy

I'll take the levels that the EPA and the CDC have set.

Yeah... I think we all would!

[Piiilot]

Originally Posted by lucas mccain

I'll help you out with this one...

Apparently there are two kinds of lead. The first one is dangerous and toxic to human exposure even in small amounts. It's effects are often times not noticable until later in life depending on different factors such as each individuals overall health during that time along with the amount of lead their body has been exposed to.

The second one is harmless. The only surefire way to know which kind emits from any local lead smeltering plant can only be determined by dead bodies or cases that have been determined to show signs that are listed here. The amount of time bears no factor with the safe lead variety.

Not to worry because some of our very own FOL scientists and health professionals have determined Exide emits the safe kind of lead.

if this is true, why isn't anyone protesting the new gun ranges ?


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[bizguy]

Originally Posted by lucas mccain

Yeah... I think we all would!

Then talk to your city leaders to let Exide install the equipment to meet the standards... see, its really that simple...

[Nelson]

I bet that the only thing in Frisco that actually draws people from further away than the adjoining communities in Collin and Denton Counties is IKEA. They really are a destination store, since they have limited themselves to so few places around the country, and even the world.

But nobody is taking a vacation to Frisco to shop at IKEA. It isn't filling up hotel rooms, nor selling that many restaurant meals (meat balls and lingonberries in the store don't count...though they are good )

This is a suburb. Nothing more, nothing less. Nice place to live, but not exactly the North Texas version of Las Vegas or Orlando.