Tod Engine Building Project Progress Report Sept. 12, 2009

We take a short walk around tour of the Tod Engine Heritage Park in Youngstown, Ohio where we are constructing a steel building to house our 1914 William Tod Co. rolling mill steam engine, which originally powered a merchant mill at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Brier Hill Works. One of the rarest stationary steam engines in the US, it is one of only three preserved rolling mill engines in existence and is one of the largest preserved engines. More info. at www.todengine.org



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Terrifying Live Report Of 9/11 attack. Part 1.

911 Reasons why 9/11 was (probably) an inside job. In February 2005, the 32-storey Windsor Building in the financial district of Madrid, Spain was completely engulfed by flames for 20 consecutive hours. I repeat: 20 consecutive hours. The structure did not collapse. In fact, after the fire was finally extinguished, a huge construction crane was seen perched on the roof of the building as raw testimony to the practical indestructibility of steel as a construction material. PART I Now compare the fire in Madrid that burned continuously for 20 hours, without compromising the structure, to two relatively low-temperature fires inside the formidably constructed WTC buildings. As the investigators would have us believe, those fires caused both structures to disappear, in mirror-image collapses, into their own footprints in less than one hour. On October 18, 2004, an inferno gutted the top 20 floors of the 50-storey Parque Central Tower in Caracas, Venezuela. The fire burned for 17 consecutive hours, but the steel structure did not collapse. By contrast, the fires burning inside of the World Trade Center buildings were textbook examples of oxygen-starved fires, visible by the dark gray smoke that emitted from both structures. Indeed, very few flames were visible at all. Furthermore, many tenants of the stricken buildings were able to walk down the emergency steps past the point of impact where the planes had struck. Brian Clark, a South Tower survivor, was working in his office ...



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