Moshe Danino, a telephone technician, gazed silently at the intersection that a day earlier had been littered with dead and wounded and today was bustling with traffic and workers repairing damaged shops.
Commercial speeder-ferry vehicles were not an uncommon sight on Imperial Center, hauling broken air- and land- speeders to repair shops.
Alldatapro.com provides the bulletins to repair shops; alldata.com offers a less expensive version for car owners.
Food was brought in to feed the populace, and builders began work, removing the dams that had starved the city of water, rebuilding the walls and repairing those houses and shops damaged by the huge stones of the ballistae that had hurtled over the walls during the past three months.
It had fallen back on its communications, and had closer access to repair shops, supply dumps and stores.
We ambled down Tran Phu, busy with local shoppers and tourists, noting how many of the traditional merchant houses are now repair shops, groceries or sewing establishments where custom-made clothes can be run up in 24 hours or so.
You'll find that even repair shops would rather work on modern engines.
According to Steven Goldstein of the Insurance Information Institute, thieves grab the box that contains the unexploded air bag and sell it for $150 or so to repair shops who charge car owners who need to replace theirs (with insurance money) $700 to $1,200.
Men carried bike tires to repair shops.
The search firm suggests the technology could be used to offer tours of tourist locations or to send faulty models to repair shops.
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