Dear Ron
I am not a young fella either, I ma early fifties now.
Why does media take too long: In Australia we have octagonal 50 cent coins,
and in UK they had a similar 50p coin, these sometimes got stuck in coin
operated machines, so we had to hit/kick/push soda machine or coin-phone to
enable the penny to drop.
Perhaps the media at large is still there, so the penny gets stuck and
takes a while or needs someone to push it down?
Cheers
Jack
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Jack,
This was such a good photo op that that tossed baby found it's way to
the local (Seattle) TV (and I hesitate to use this word) news a few
days after the event. Now what I find the most curious is that I'm a
pretty old guy and no matter how progressive and with it I'd like to
think of myself I'm by default a Luddite. Even so I can still get a
photo to you in a matter of moments. Why then does it take the
"media" several days to accomplish the same thing? Not really looking
for an answer.
On 2/4/08, Jack Kilavuz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ron
> That's an old building 3-4 storey high in Ludwigshafen. Timber stairs
> burnt and collapsed before people got out, so there was a picture with a
> baby thrown down to authorities before the parents jumped down the 3rd
> floor window!
> I remember there were a lot of old buildings in Germany, I have seen many
> in Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, Rome dating back to WW2 era, still
in
> use as cheap accommodation. They would be below spec even in 60s, but
> authorities could not force owners to upgrade them before they could
lease
> out. I have seen similar buildings in a lot of cities (perhaps not that
old
> but close), including my home town, Istanbul.
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> That would be a "social club" hereabouts. There was an apartment
> building fire in Germany yesterday or this morning that killed nine
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> > >The Myrtle Beach Fire Department received a call at about 5:24 p.m.
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> > >Upon investigation, fire officials learned the club's sprinkler system
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> > >There was a lot of smoke in the building, but no one was hurt, he
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> > >About 10 to 15 people were at the club when fire officials arrived at
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