[grt-talk] The two story area we came into had once been a JC Penney, but you wouldn't have known it from looking.

[Frank Powell]

All the tile had already been pulled up from the floor, and we could see
shops all along the way had plastic covering their entrances.
No clue of what it could be. However, it didn't take me long to discover
that all the doors were locked from the outside or simply didn't open at
all.
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So if you haven't done your DD yet, you better hurry because it appears
that the huge move is about to start.
Date : 27 Nov 2006
Name : CHINA HEALTH MGT
Ticker : C N H C
Opening Price : $1.44
SHORT TERM 1 DAY PROJECTION : $6 - $7
Market Performance : S T R O N G  B U Y
Just do yourself a favor and watch CNHC tomorrow morning, and don't say
we didn't tell you...
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That was something I'd been avoiding, and I'd actually made sure the
whole way to be in constant contact with at least three rungs.
I told her that the best email option would have been creating a Gmail
account. She said that even though we loved her painting, most people
weren't into it. It seemed to be the place where I'd heard the water
dripping earlier.
There was some random graffiti and markings on the wall for the freight,
but that was about it. We headed down the stairs to check it out. This
time both files worked flawlessy.
If we'd waited just a few minutes longer we would've been busted for
sure.
I agree: tags work on Flickr.
Unfortunately, it would've taken a small raft to explore the chamber.
I just collapsed on the ground and lay there for about five minutes. We
have added collaborative tagging to some intranet blogs and the results
are interesting, but this would really bloom on the world wild web. We
followed one of the conveyor belts on the structure down underground to
a flooded little chamber with a sealed tunnel at the rear.
No clue of what it could be. When I finally reached the ground, I was
pale and felt like I was going to throw up. It was a little scary the
higher I got, but that was to be expected. As we were heading out, she
was just coming into the room, and we chatted with her a bit.
I was immediately worried, but I thought maybe it was just a rent-a-cop
walking patrol or something.
We followed one of the conveyor belts on the structure down underground
to a flooded little chamber with a sealed tunnel at the rear. If we'd
waited just a few minutes longer we would've been busted for sure.
Unfortunately, it would've taken a small raft to explore the chamber.
Off to the side, through a hole in the wall with jagged pipes sticking
out, I could see some kind of tunnel. Everyone was pretty wet from the
higher-than-normal water level, but it was still fun. It wasn't a big
deal, but I tended to be a little more paranoid about sneaking into new
places in large, unfamiliar cities. And if I fell, I'd go straight
through a skylight below, then three stories down into a room full of
rusty machinery.
They were mostly empty, with some junk, although one contained tanks for
what was probably once a sprinkler system. while you are reading this
you could try to link this post just to check, uh?
I stayed behind for a few minutes to take some more pictures, then I
followed along.
All the tile had already been pulled up from the floor, and we could see
shops all along the way had plastic covering their entrances.
I would've done anything, ANYTHING, to keep from having to go back down
that ladder. We spent a little while climbing around on everything and
ended up on a nice long section that stuck way out over the river. We
started out with the abandoned River Roads Mall.
As it was, once I finally got back down past those rungs, I had left
some of them bent down at forty-five degree angles. The first floor
wasn't in too bad of shape, but the second floor looked considerably
worse when we got there. I didn't see a nice big nail sticking out of
the ashes, and I stepped right onto it and drove it nice and deep into
my foot. Nearby there was a nifty looking smokestack, but there didn't
seem to be any way inside it.
We creeped around a little bit and came to a wet area surrounding a
grate in the floor.
This kind of applications could be very interesting also in working
environments, helping teams to synchronize their efforts. Common sense
won out, though, because there was no telling what might be under the
water ready to impale me. I didn't see a nice big nail sticking out of
the ashes, and I stepped right onto it and drove it nice and deep into
my foot. I'd been expecting the top of the smokestack to be fairly
thick, but it was actually only like two bricks wide, so I ended up
having to straddle it.
We headed in and started walking around a large open area surrounded by
buildings. While we were there, I found a window at the back and began
looking out of it.