That sign is terrible. I didn't even notice it at first. Why the hell would you put a danger sign like that in between two green traffic lights and not have them sync'ed together?
Welcome to Baltimore. If I had to guess, I'd say that well over 90% of the housing stock is rowhouses; their curb appeals cover a rather wide range, with the median being on the lower side. It's a poor city that's long been plagued by a lot of problems. That said, in the little bit of real...
The masonry work in the unpainted block wall visible at 00:13 in the second video looks incredibly sloppy. Is that damage, shoddy workmanship, or both?
This saddens me a bit. My wife and her siblings all did their undergrad degrees in NC, so a couple years ago we all went down for homecoming and to visit her brothers at Duke. They're a big sports family and *really* into school spirit, some of which they were hoping would rub off on me during...
If you're trying to drop the tower in a specific spot, I'd think the forces applied by the falling boom & tail would prove to be significant factors that you'd want to control. The attachment to the boom is what kept the one tower upright and the attachment to the tail is what appears to have...
I have zero blasting experience.
Why would they only sever the support cables at the top of the crane and not the connections where the tower meets the boom and the tail?
