In a message dated 6/26/2008 7:51:20 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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In a message dated 6/26/2008 2:00:38 AM Central Daylight
Time, Ralph writes
Oh, for God's sake./ as I tell my eight yr old its
Gosh ..for Gosh sakes I would see this as a matter of affectional
preference.
=20
What I want to know is whether this
lunatic told the gentlepersons of
the press that the building would have
a "cement core" or whether the
GOTP took it upon themselves to describe
to core as "cement."
So it would be fair to say there are some
core issues here ? It is my professional opinion that that
would be correct.
=20
BTW, there was a hotel built in the mid 70's in
downtown Phoenix that
had (and may still have) a slowly-rotating
restaurant on top of a
highrise building, but I would imagine the
plumbing and other services
were all located in the core, which was no
doubt either steel or
concrete--but certainly not cement.
Ralph
Sir
You failed to mention if the the service was
slow .; I never dined there, and don't remember having heard about the
speed or quality of the waitstaff. It is my recollection that the
rotation was slow enough that the motion was not noticeable to those in
the restaurant.
or if there were revolving doors ? Given
that this was Penix, I rat suspect thher doubt that there were
revolving doors. Off the top of my (pin) head, I don't remember
revolving doors there, but I suppose they'd work as well for keeping out the
heat as they do for keeping it in, in our northern climes. ..yet
despite some core issues of for instance how would the septic system
work from such heights As backwards as Phoenix
was (it still had alleys, even in newer suburbs and subdivisions), they did
have municipal sewers, and thus no septic tanks. ...would this
not be an ideal place for the Rotarians to meet It might indeed. Why
don't you send them a email and recommend it? ?
signed ....a..rolling stone sans moss
Signed a rolling doughnut avec hole (who
remembers Paul Lazzarro? Who remembers the
Armenians?).
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Ralph
Ralph
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