Quote from Grob109:
Think carefully.
Was there an impact?
Did the towers survive?
The rules and standards did not work for many buildings that day with regard to other considerations. You will find how much energy was involved at some point. Look into how long it was stored on the site after the impact.
Quote from bronks:
The whole "Pulled..." fiasco:
Quote from bronks:
The whole WTC7 fiasco:
The Damage and Fire
* The following are just a few of the documented impressions of authorities on the scene:
o Deputy Chief Nick Visconti also later recalls recounts, "A big chunk of the lower floors had been taken out on the Vesey Street side." Captain Chris Boyle recalls, "On the south side of 7 there had to be a hole 20 stories tall in the building, with fire on several floors." - Firehouse Magazine, 8/02
Quote from bronks:
I rest my case on how profoundly ignorant you are.
Quote from Grob109:
I got pay checks from AIA, EOP and people who have bought buildings. ASTM has invited me to serve.
For the humor of it, at UCSC, I kept a cigar box of failed connectors on my desk.
Since I observed the event, I have done some reading from a variety of sources and had some conversations. I definitely need a larger cigar box for this one.
Perhaps you will get what Bronk is saying someday.

Quote from JohnnyK:
I'm surprised this current administration has not asked you to serve already.
Here's some failed connectors to stuff in your cigar box...
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/evidence/photos/wtc7grid.html
Perhaps you will spell bronks' name correctly someday.
JohnnyK![]()