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Thursday, February 02, 2017 SF Board of Supervisors - Government Audit and Oversight Committee 160975 Hearing - Building Standards in Seismic Safety Zones Video: https://sanfrancisco.granicus.com/player/clip/27042?view_id=10&meta_id=538192&redirect=true Jack Moehle 44:00 mark The Mat...

Since most smartphone apps require the ability to 'use your phone data'..., I've decided to park most of the apps on an older phone that gets used for nothing. $25/yr on a prepaid card ought to cover all the junk calls and text. Its like an all-in-one remote.

It sounds like you need a 'Scrubber'. You can do a 'search' here on Eng-Tips with over a thousand threads on the subject and 3 FAQs.

No, the plywood cushion was a biscuit in the middle of the ring of reinforcing exiting the top of the pile. Once the follower enters the ground, there is no changing out the cushion.

The self-described 'whistleblower' is wrong. Yes, plywood cushions were used but the rebar and strands exiting the top of the piles were protected by a 20 foot long follower. I'm sure it was a pain to work with in the muck. Probably why the pile driver went broke.

If all there is at the Building Dept. is a basic plan, it was probably filed by the pool contractor. Whose name is on the submittal or filing and does it appear in the state contractor's license board?

555 California St. was built in 1969. No doubt it has been reglazed at least once and is probably due for another reglazing.

The Millennium Effect or The Leaning Tower of New York City The Real Deal: Nearly all prospective buyers have backed away from a troubled development site near the South Street Seaport, where a still-unfinished condo tower leans slightly to the north. I'm being speculative here, regarding 'The...

Without any equivocation, for once, one can actually state, "This is Trump's fault", as 555 California St. is owned in part by the Trump organization & Vornado Realty Trust.

Zurich American Insurance Co. has been allowed to exit a lawsuit brought by AIG for $25 million; as part of the Millennium Tower Settlement.

Iomcube - The American Petroleum Institute also provides guidance on storage tanks on seimic locations.

From the BBC: Turkey earthquake: Why did so many buildings collapse?

Truly, it must have felt like Judgement Day had come. https://twitter.com/budisangbasiyo/status/1622966241555017728

NBC Bay Area's Jaxon Van Derbeken has a new report concerning the seismic review of the upgraded Millennium Tower. Questions remain...

It's really bad.

NBC Bay Area's Jaxon Van Derbeken reports on the loading of piles on Mission St. with brief commentary by Harry Poulos, PE.

‘All I heard was the boom’ Boulder removed from Palolo Valley home amid debate over who’s at fault Google Maps

ENR: First Load Transfer a Success at Troubled Millennium Tower in San Francisco

Hydraulic Flat Jacks have capacities up to 1000 tons.

Millennium Tower Fix to Reverse About Half the Tilting Triggered During Project, Model Predicts Two new reports from NBC Bay Area's Jaxon Van Derbeken.