http://web.archive.org/web/200310301925 ... dfirst.asp
2 interesting quotes which they kindly put in bold(you know how they love to put it in your face):
"Towards the end of the process, when all three AEL men could work in harmony together on the hooking up procedure, they did 200 connections in just 5 minutes with no faults."
"Testing was completed the next day, all blast protocols were adhered to, and finally Sunday, 10 June arrived. The person who won the right to fire the shot handed it back to be auctioned to raise more funds for Child Welfare, and the winning bid was finally awarded to a member of the audience, who was taken to the firing position by AEL’s Campbell Robertson and trained in operating the electronic blasting system.
Eventually the moment arrived. All 598 electronic detonators were initiated in vertical lines separated by only 10 ms, something that could not have been achieved in any other way. This enhanced cooperation between the charges and meant that the blasting was over in 0,37 seconds, which prevented cover from being lifted by early shots and from allowing later shots to send flyrock through. Several seconds later the tower was no more. All those weeks of planning and preparation ...and it was all over in a flash!
now the second web page to consider:
http://mm.news-record.com/legacy/attack/exhibit08.htm
to me this is a most interesting factoid; "The exhibit includes items brought home from the person who spent more time at ground zero -- six months, starting Sept. 13 -- than anyone else from Greensboro. David Griffin's family-owned D.H. Griffin Wrecking Co. was hired to clean up the World Trade Center site. His photo ID card, No. 39, was among the first of more than 40,000 issued to people who worked in and around ground zero. Griffin had one of the most difficult jobs: removing the twisted steel and debris, while making sure to sort out body parts."
and here's the mandatory "in your face" factoid;
"Griffin brought back the two pieces of steel that will be displayed. He also has loaned his hard hat; his heavy blue work jacket monogrammed, "Demolition Consultant World Trade Center"; and his boots."
learn all you can about david griffin(i've noticed the key players seem to have alters with the same name, i assume to confuse things)
to be continued
