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April 17th 04, 10:39 PM
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Rate of climb
The newest "tallest building" is the Taipei 101, at over 1650 ft.
What is truly amazing are the elevators, which ascend at a rate of over 3300 ft/min. As my wife pointed out, "my poor eardrums". Can you get an embolism at that rate? (I'm a diver, getting a bubble is a major issue). -- dillon Life is always short, but only you can make it sweet 
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