A view from the Sears Tower "Ledge"

Chicago Tribune reporter Kristen Schorsch shows us how it looks from the new Sears Tower "Ledge", which juts out from the 103rd floor of America's tallest building

Chicago Tribune reporter Kristen Schorsch shows us how it looks from the new Sears Tower "Ledge", which juts out from the 103rd floor of America's tallest building

Must see footage of Skyscraperman aka SpiderDan Goodwin, scaling the Sears Tower - formerly the world's tallest building with suction cups as the fire Chicago fire department attempts to capture him. Special interview with Stan Lee - the creator of Spiderman.
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In 1969, Sears, Roebuck & Co. was the largest retailer in the world, with about 350000 employees.[citation needed] Sears executives decided to consolidate the thousands of employees in offices distributed throughout the Chicago area into one building on the western edge of Chicago's Loop. With immediate space demands of 3 million square feet (279000 m²), and predictions and plans for future growth necessitating even more space, Sears commissioned architects Skidmore, Owings and Merrill to produce a structure that was known from the onset would be one of the largest office buildings in the world.[citation needed]. Chief architect on the project was Bruce Graham, head structural engineer Fazlur Khan. The Sears Tower as viewed from The Chicago Stock Exchange and LaSalle Street Station Sears executives decided early on that the space they would immediately occupy should be efficiently designed to house the small army that was their Merchandise Group. But floor space for future growth would be rented out to smaller firms and businesses until Sears could retake it. Therefore, the floor sizes would need to be smaller, and to have a high window-space to floor-space ratio, to be attractive and marketable to these prospective lessees. Smaller floor sizes necessitated a taller structure. Skidmore architects proposed a tower which would have large 55000-square-foot (5000 m²) floors in the lower part of the building, and would gradually taper the area of the floors down in a series of <b>...</b>

Bob Tuskin and James Evan Pilato discuss the similarities between the Willis Tower and the World Trade Center. The Intel Hub theintelhub.com Media Monarchy http Bob Tuskin - Live weekdays 8 to 10pm est on Oracle Broadcasting bobtuskin.com Will There Be A New False Flag Attack In Chicago's Sears Tower? http What Do The Sears Tower; WTC, and Terror Drills Have In Common? theintelhub.com Chicago's Willis Tower: On 'The Ledge' With Echoes Of The World Trade Center mediamonarchy.blogspot.com Suspended in Space, 103 Stories Over Chicago www.nytimes.com Art Students in WTC Connected to Israeli Intelligence Service truthalliance.net 9/11 Gelatin: The B Thing www.youtube.com The B-Thing www.google.com Armageddon Simulated in Chicago www.theepochtimes.com Third tallest building in Chicago enhances security, conducts fire evacuation drills www.securitydirectornews.com Willis Tower en.wikipedia.org
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In this episode of the Running Raw Project: The Sears Tower may no longer exist in name, but it's might structure still stands 1454 feet above the streets of Chicago. In 2009 this building saw a new name, The Willis Tower, and a new race SkyRise Chicago. The best stair climb athletes from the US, Canada, Mexico and Germany were on hand in the most competitive battle this stairwell has ever seen. Special thank you to Mark Trahanovsky and West Coast Labels for helping to make this video possible and for promoting this amazing sport. Video Shot by: Tim VanOrden Edited by: Tim VanOrden Music by: Tim VanOrden (Garageband) Titles by: Tim VanOrden Hair pulled out by: Tim VanOrden
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In this episode of the Running Raw Project: Tim hopes to keep his winning streak alive as he takes on the tallest building in North America - The Sears Tower. The race climbs 103 floors and 2109 steps up the stairwell of Chicago's most famous building.
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this is from august 23 2007. i was sitting in my living room admiring my view of downtown chicago. we had some of the craziest storms iv'e seen in my entire life and i captured some of the effects for your viewing pleasure. actually lightning always hits the sears tower but this was too cool not to tape. enjoy!
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Vid shot from a spire inspection on the AT&T corporate center building. First part is shot from a spider basket and the second part is the actual climb to the top of the spire, elevation 1100 FEET. Everything was shot by me a UNION IRONWORKER. Vid was taken july 2008.
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The Onion reflects on the discovery of the first lesbian, the joyous Hindenburg explosion, and the Sears Tower's challenge to God. Subscribe to The Onion on YouTube: bit.ly Like The Onion on Facebook: www.fb.com Follow The Onion on Twitter: www.twitter.com
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***A video of the Sears Tower that was requested by JemanShow8. None of the content belongs to me. All images were found on Flickr, and video footage of construction was from the History Channel and any other video clips were from other youtube users. If you want to see a skyscraper in video of it's own, please leave a comment on my home page or in comment on the video. Thanks!
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Please click "Watch in high quality" under the video to view it the way it was meant to be viewed. Flying by and orbiting the Sears Tower at skydeck level, looking out across Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan Camera: Broadcast Quality HD Panasonic HDX-900 Platform: Special gyro-stabilized mount on Robinson R-44 helicopter. We shoot aerial video footage for local and national production studios. Video by James Grumme Check out our other posts at our channel: www.youtube.com/user/AboveAllPhotography
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Me going up the Sears Tower and walking around the Skydeck. The Sears Tower or as it is now called the Willis Tower, is the second tallest building in the world in antenna height. The Burj Dubai is currently the tallest.
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www.yctv.tv - The Sears Tower, located at 233 S. Wacker in Chicago's loop is one of the tallest buildings in the world. The Skydeck on the 103rd floor provides an amazing view of Chicago and Lake Michigan. On clear days, you can see four states (Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin). Internationally friendly, visitors can learn about Chicago's major landmarks in the language of their choice with the click of a button. You haven't seen Chicago until you've seen it from the Sears Tower Skydeck.
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Experience the Ledge at the Sears Tower in Chicago, where a visitor can stand in a glass box and get a view straight down from 103 stories in the air. My complete ignorance of videography helped add an extra dizziness effect to the clip.

This is a video of the Take The Stairs World Tour Team's stop at The Sears Tower for the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation's "Go Vertical" climb to raise money on November 9, 2008. Join the Take The Stairs World Tour at www.takethestairstour.com.
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Investigative research suggests that a potential attack on the Willis Tower is in the works. There are several pieces of convincing evidence that support this claim. It is also suspected that the event is to occur in November (1st, 5th, 6th, or 9th) of 2011. The second part of this video set examines how secret societies have for centuries used a hidden numerical and astronomical system to predict the future and change the course of natural history; controlling the world by perpetuating specific events at specific times. 9/11 was one such event that changed the world and gave these groups more power and control. The Western world has become the imperialistic-dominating culture because secret societies have manipulated the course of history. Their secret power came from decoding the oldest text in the world, the I-Ching, that they had altered and found that it could be used to their advantage. You can see exactly how it all works on Terence McKenna's Time Wave Zero software if you adjust the settings as shown in Part 2 of the video.
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We were among the first to experience the new ledge at Skydeck Chicago at the Sears (soon to be Willis) Tower. Check out our photos!
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The Willis Tower, formerly known as the Sears Tower and what I will refer it is as, is a great place to get an amazing view of downtown Chicago, Illinois. The Skydeck is open to the paying public and offers quite an experience for any Chicago visitor. The Skydeck is on the 103rd floor and offers a 360 degree view of the city. The Sears Tower, standing at a height of 1450 feet (110 stories), was completed in 1973 and stood as the world's tallest building for 25 years. All images were taken by me in August 2011. Music by: Rachel Palmer soundcloud.com
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My trip up into the Sears Tower to the observation deck!(music is "Sears Tower" by Patrick Porter)

Computer animation of the collapse of the Sears Tower and 2 elevators falling, 1 from the highest level. Sound and details.
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These are the interviews from some of the people that our Take The Stairs World Tour team met at the "Go Vertical" climb at the Sears Tower. All of these people raced to raise money for the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation. The Take The Stairs World Tour is a group of people who are committing to be more self disciplined and are raising money for charity by climbing the 10 tallest buildings in the world. www.takethestairstour.com
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We visited the Sears Tower (now called Willis Tower) to check out the "ledge". Walk out the side of the building and look down through the glass. It was fun. Couple things to note. Dont bring your kids on the weekend. You will wait 2 hours to get up to the top and the lines are narrow and long. Most kids were crying or throwing a fit. If you can afford it, get the Fast Pass. I had some friends that did not get it and they wish they would have. Once I got to the ticket booth, I was at the top in 10 mins. My total wait time was 30 mins from the time I got in line that was out the door. Cost: $14.95 Fast Pass: $30
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This video shows what it's like to visit the Willis Tower Sky Deck

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July 2, 2009: Opening day at The Ledge, a new feature of the Sears Tower in Chicago, Illinois. The Ledge is a collection of glass viewing boxes attached to the side of the world's tallest building. A full quarter-mile above the hard concrete of the city street, nothing but a layer of glass separates you from the pavement 103 stories below. No matter how much your rational mind know that there's a see-through floor beneath you, the signals from your eyes to your brain creates a chemical response that gives you the feeling that you're about to fall. It takes a while to maintain your balance, for your heart to stop pounding, and for the adrenaline-rush to subside. If you go there, I suggest you try to arrive early in the day if you plan to film, as it's location on the western side of the building leads to glare in the mid-day sun. You should also consider paying the extra fifteen bucks for a Fast Pass: VIP treatment from the staff, allowing you to cut in line and go right on up. The alternative is to wait up to two hours in line, due to the popularity of Chicago's latest tourist attraction. And don't look down lol
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