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Message: [QUOTE="BillSU, post: 3456900, member: 6809"] Meanwhile...it's time, after some philosophical discussion about marketing the new roof/stadium to the fans to sell more tickets and make people aware of what's happening, to get back to the minute by minute happenings of actual construction particularly the West end triangle completion. Red West just did a hoist of a steel piece that was very cool. A truck backed in with a full load of steel beams for the triangles, the op in his cab out of camera range picked one up lifted it way the hell up, and waited for the beam to steady its slight rocking motion. The two to three crew walking on the beams signaled they were ready and the op dropped the beam on it's hoist wire quickly and directly into the space exactly at the height of the triangle and crew waiting and they are now attaching it to the frame closing up into what will be the first finished triangular form. Looks like they have three to four steel beams to go. Very, very cool. My opinion on the Syracuse and surrounding communities involvement with the Dome is that people/parents are more interested in whether their kids are going to be able to go back to school, grammar, middle and high school, and how many teachers will be retiring due to the fright of COVID. I don't think they've figured that out yet and it's scary and they're more concerned with their own lives - kids going back to school at all and surviving this pandemic than they are listening to a presentation about todays construction progress on the Dome's roof. But, while they figure it out - watch it! Sure is interesting. I just may have to come back from Craniac play by play to this ROOF and continue with IT. If I knew they were working yesterday I would have started then. God bless everyone watching this, the crew, and Syracuse. Stay safe. :) [/QUOTE]

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