No engineering on this gig, eh? What's the salvage value of glass anyway?
Must be less than aluminum.

How about some details -- not all of us are shaman.

Rocky: Squirrel, The Flying

-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Follett [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2000 5:21 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: GLASS BLOCK FLOORS


In a message dated 1/6/00 4:28:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[log in to unmask] writes:

>  that's eerie standing on a clear piece of glass a few stories up
>  detoxxing the poisons of my youth...

dd,

Cool beans, and/or good moose meat!

I think my best fun like this was working the bosuns' chair at the salt
mine.
God, I had a great time swinging around and freakin' out the straw bosses!
As
to our errant youth, dropping wierd stuff the night before swinging, though,
is not recommended.

As we write I'm sittin' in the office on-call to see if we manage to
extricate tonight two 7 x 7' square etched art/glass panels frm NY Coliseum
building for archival purposes, or not, on emergency call since 3:30 this
afternoon, w/ two guys, including Lurker Raydone @ site real time, &
customer
@ Battery Park vicinity working their phone -- as the wrecking ball hits the
building at 9 AM tomorrow w/out delay & w/out repsect of the contents of the
building. I got 15 minutes to go for somebody on the customer side to locate
a glazier's truck, or it gets called off and I go home, the 2.5 hr. commute.
People want to know how I do my e-mail & survive... much easier to do this
than pace the office floor.

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