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Date: Sun 19-Oct-1989 07:28:15 From: Unknown Subject: NeXT & Quake Damage Report Wanted Does anyone know how well the I.M. Pei designed floating concrete staircase in the NeXT, Inc. headquarters faired during the recent earthcquake and/or it there was other damage at NeXT? iii Robert Vale ---> vale@arrakis.nevada.edu INTERNET (702) 735 - 6139 Voice >From: king@next.com (Peter King)
Date: Sun 20-Oct-1989 19:32:17 From: Unknown Subject: Re: NeXT & Quake Damage Report Wanted In article <928@unsvax.NEVADA.EDU> vale@arrakis.nevada.edu (Robert Vale) writes: > >Does anyone know how well the I.M. Pei designed floating concrete >staircase in the NeXT, Inc. headquarters faired during the recent >earthcquake and/or it there was other damage at NeXT? The I.M. Pei staircases suffered no damage whatsoever, not even any tiny cracks. In fact, NeXT suffered minimal damage, some spilled juice and some dropped ceiling. The entire corporate data network was up the following morning, when the power returned. We suffered no damage to our NeXT computers, and no data loss. All of our buildings were declared safe. Our shipping schedule has not changed. In fact, a shipment went out on time Wednesday. Business as usual. Peter King NeXT Systems Software >From: jpd00964@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu
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