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I've been seeing the storms go east with all the tornado warning boxes etc.
.....even as far north as Michigan up to the Canadian border. I didn't think
tornados were common up that far north, are they????
Finally got well deserved and needed rain here this morning. YEAH. Not
much, but at least something better than a few sprinkles. Oddly the weather
forecasters (not just locally, but Weather channel, etc.) all reported 80-90%
chance last Sat. and only a 10-20% chance today. Nothing Saturday anywhere in
the Houston area except sprinkles, but today we all got good soakings as a
few bands rolled through. They also said we would not have any rain all
week......after the rains rolled through, they changed that to a 20-40% chance all
Hm........ we shall see...... have a plant sale to go to on
Friday......the Mercer Arboretum annual March Mart Sale. It's a MUST for any plant
person here in SE Texas. People come from as far as east Texas, Austin, San
Antonio, Galveston, etc. to the sale, which is near Intercontinental airport (an
hour north of me). SO.....hoping it is nice then.
zone 9
Texas Gulf Coast
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The url is on an Apache server with content negotiation enabled.
Visit the above page and hover or click on the links to the named anchors in the
table of contents. For example, click on the "Mozilla and Web Site Testing" link
In Mozilla 1.7 and Trunk from 2004-04-27 on WinXp you will go to
In Mozilla 1.6 you will go to
The fact that the underlying extension is exposed makes Mozilla unusable for
content negotiation sites.
Confirm same behavior in Linux 20040421 1.7 build. Note also that MSIE and Opera
do not expose the extension although they get the html version rather than the
xhtml version.
I have no idea how content neg. could mess this up. Darin?
Content-Location: web-site-qa.xhtml
Server: Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) DAV/1.0.3 mod_gzip/18.104.22.168a mod_ssl/2.8.10
OpenSSL/0.9.6c PHP/4.2.3
"it was nice while it lasted"
Why is this a problem? The underlying extension being exposed is precisely the
one we negotiated with the server....
Unless we're talking about issues with moving this URL outside Mozilla?
Perhaps we should have a nice long conversation with Apache about what this
header means. Clearly, they're not interpreting it the way we are.
The communication with someone using something other than Mozilla is the issue
in my opinion. For example, I use Mozilla and send the target of the link to
someone who uses MSIE. Mozilla can handle XHTML fine, but MSIE will hork when it
sees it. Or perhaps I change the implementation of that document later and there
is no longer an actual file with .xhtml extension. Losing the extension
neutrality of content negotiated links is bad I think.
Hmm... So really, the problem is that resolution of fragment identifiers uses
the base URI, not the document URI? This is a problem for fragment identifiers
in general, mind you, not just for Content-Location but also for <base href>.
Darin, thoughts? Since fragment identifiers are not, strictly speaking, part of
the URI, what should we be doing? We've had similar issues with not being able
to use fragment identifiers on pages where the document URI is something like
wyciwyg, by the way....
My understanding is that our current behaviour is correct per specs, fwiw...
Ian, that doesn't help, since the HTTP/1.1 RFC actively encourages this header
to be sent with content-negotiated content the way Apache does. If all of our
behavior is correct, the only option I see is to back out support for
content-location (perhaps leaving a comment explaining that no one should ever
try implementing it because it is broken-by-design).
Fixed on 1.7 and trunk.

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Microsoft open-sources Windows Bridge to convert iOS apps to Windows
On Thursday, Microsoft released and open-sourced an early version of a previously-announced tool now called Windows Bridge, which allows iOS developers to easily convert iOS apps to be able to run natively on Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 10 Mobile. While calling the early version "clearly a work in progress," the company asked that the "interested and curious" help improve the program by beta testing and filing reports on it.
Microsoft attacks Google for Windows 8.1 vulnerability publication
Microsoft is asking for the online security community to better coordinate on the disclosure of vulnerabilities in code, after a publication of a flaw in Windows 8.1 by Google. The search company released details about the vulnerability in the operating system yesterday as part of Project Zero, two days before Microsoft was to offer up a fix in its well-known Patch Tuesday schedule.
Microsoft's Project Spark exits beta, available for Xbox One, Windows
Microsoft's six-month beta for game creation tool Project Spark is over. The kit, with an included physics engine as well as gameplay mechanics that utilizes traditional inputs, as well as Kinect and SmartGlass, is available now for the Xbox One and Windows 8.1. The kit allows users to create worlds, share them with fellow players, and does not require an Xbox Live Gold membership to play.
Toshiba shows Satellite Radius 11 notebook, Encore Mini 7-inch tablet
Toshiba has introduced two devices running Windows 8.1 at IFA, adding to its existing Radius and Encore ranges. The Satellite Radius 11 is a convertible notebook able to switch between tablet and notebook modes, while the Encore Mini is a 7-inch tablet offering full Windows 8.1 with Bing and Microsoft Office 365 Personal preinstalled.
HP Stream 14 leaks as $200 Windows 8.1 Chromebook-equivalent
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Microsoft Windows 8.1 Update 2 rumored for release August 12
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Electronista had a chance to get up close with the intriguing new Asus Transformer V at Computex Taipei. The Transformer V is, according to the Taiwanese PC maker, the world's first five-mode, three-in-one converged notebook. The Transformer V functions as a full Windows 8.1 notebook, Windows 8.1 tablet, Android smartphone, Android tablet and Android notebook. The way that Asus has executed the design is particularly interesting, as the device carries not one, but two Intel chips to get the job done.
Toshiba introduces Excite Go 7-inch Android, Encore 2 Windows tablets
Toshiba has introduced a trio of tablets, with one running Android and the others on Windows 8.1. The Excite Go continues Toshiba's Excite range of Android devices, while the Encore 2 tablets follow on from the original, offering 8-inch and 10-inch displays with a resolution of 1280x800 packed into a 0.4-inch device that's considerably thinner than their predecessor.
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Mobile social media network, Path, has released v2.0 of its app for Windows Phone 8. Exiting its beta stage that first arrived in January, the update adds in-app sticker and filter purchases and the ability to run searches. Bug fixes and overall stability improvements are also included. Path for Windows Phone can be downloaded from the Windows Phone app store.
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Mobile device manufacturer Yezz has announced its latest smartphone, the Billy 4.7. Based on Windows 8.1 OS, the Billy 4.7 is a dual-SIM device with a 4.7-inch IPS screen and 1280x720 HD resolution. Featuring a 13.1-megapixel camera and 4G HSPA+ network capability with HSDPA+ 42.2 Mbps data speed, Billy 4.7 is aimed at a versatile audience. The phone's body is comprised of lightweight aluminum, with scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass 2. The total phone's thickness is measured at 7.2mm (0.28 inches). Anticipated to be available in June through Amazon, Yezz's Billy 4.7 will be priced at $250.
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Apple supplier Cirrus Logic has introduced a MFi-compliant new development kit for companies interested in using Cirrus' chips to create Lightning-based headphones, which -- regardless of whether rumors about Apple dropping the analog headphone jack in its iPhone this fall -- can offer advantages to music-loving iOS device users. The kit mentions some of the advantages of an all-digital headset or headphone connector, including higher-bitrate support, a more customizable experience, and support for power and data transfer into headphone hardware. Several companies already make Lightning headphones, and Apple has supported the concept since June 2014. http://bit.ly/29giiZj
Apple Store app offers Procreate Pocket
The Apple Store app for iPhone, which periodically rewards users with free app gifts, is now offering the iPhone "Pocket" version of drawing app Procreate for those who have the free Apple Store app until July 28. Users who have redeemed the offer by navigating to the "Stores" tab of the app and swiping past the "iPhone Upgrade Program" banner to the "Procreate" banner have noted that only the limited Pocket (iPhone) version of the app is available free, even if the Apple Store app is installed and the offer redeemed on an iPad. The Pocket version currently sells for $3 on the iOS App Store. [32.4MB]
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Porsche has added a fifth model of vehicle to its CarPlay-supported lineup, announcing that the 2017 Panamera -- which will arrive in the US in January -- will include Apple's infotainment technology, and be seen on a giant 12.3-inch touchscreen as part of an all-new Porsche Communication Management system. The luxury sedan starts at $99,900 for the 4S model, and scales up to the Panamera Turbo, which sells for $146,900. Other vehicles that currently support CarPlay include the 2016 911 and the 2017 models of Macan, 718 Boxster, and 718 Cayman. The company did not mention support for Google's corresponding Android Auto in its announcement. http://bit.ly/295ZQ94
Apple employees testing wheelchair features
New features included in the forthcoming watchOS 3 are being tested by Apple retail store employees, including a new activity-tracking feature that has been designed with wheelchair users in mind. The move is slightly unusual in that, while retail employees have previously been used to test pre-release versions of OS X and iOS, this marks the first time they've been included in the otherwise developer-only watchOS betas. The company is said to have gone to great lengths to modify the activity tracker for wheelchair users, including changing the "time to stand" notification to "time to roll" and including two wheelchair-centric workout apps. http://bit.ly/2955JDa
SanDisk reveals two 256GB microSDXC cards
SanDisk has introduced two 256GB microSDXC cards. Arriving in August for $150, the Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Premium Edition card offers transfer speeds of up to 95MB/s for reading data. The Extreme microSDXC UHS-I card can read at a fast 100MB/s and write at up to 90MB/s, and will be shipping sometime in the fourth quarter for $200. http://bit.ly/294Q1If
Apple's third-quarter results due July 26
Apple has advised it will be issuing its third-quarter results on July 26, with a conference call to answer investor and analyst queries about the earnings set to take place later that day. The stream of the call will go live at 2pm PT (5pm ET) via Apple's investor site, with the results themselves expected to be released roughly 30 minutes before the call commences. Apple's guidance for the quarter put revenue at between $41 billion and $43 billion. http://apple.co/1oi1Pbm
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Milwaukee mayor heading to Chicago to discuss healthy food access
Mayor Tom Barrett will join other mayors from around the country and first lady Michelle Obama in Chicago on Tuesday to discuss ways to improve access to healthy, affordable foods in neighborhoods with high rates of poverty.
As part of her "Let's Move!" initiative, the first lady is focusing on access to affordable fruits and vegetables as a key pillar of her fight to end childhood obesity within a generation. Barrett will be in Chicago for a mayoral summit that addresses this issue.
Barrett said Monday he's proud of efforts in Milwaukee to make healthy food affordable and accessible to all who live here. He pointed to the work of Growing Power, the nonprofit urban farm at 5500 W. Silver Spring Dr., and the farm's well-known founder and CEO, Will Allen.
Sweet Water Organics, Walnut Way Conservation Corp., the city's farmers markets, and El Rey and Lena's grocery stores also have made great strides in improving access to healthy, affordable food in the community, the mayor said.
"We have worked hard to make sure we don't have food deserts," Barrett said.
Two areas of the city still need better access -- an area west of Marquette University, and the Lincoln Park area on the city's north side, he said, adding that efforts are ongoing to attract a grocery store west of Marquette.
"Most of the city does have access to grocery stores," Barrett said. "It's on our radar screen."
Barrett said when he travels, he likes to brag about the work of Growing Power, and Milwaukee's growing reputation as a center for urban agriculture.
Barrett commended the first lady for her work to reduce childhood obesity, and improve access to affordable, healthy food.
In July, the first lady announced that SUPERVALU, Walgreens, Walmart and independent retailers will be opening or expanding over 1,500 stores to serve approximately 9.5 million people in communities that currently lack access to healthy and affordable foods, including fruits and vegetables.
On Tuesday, Obama and the mayors will visit a Walgreens in Chicago that was expanded to include produce and other basic grocery staples. Before the store's expansion, there wasn't a convenient location in the community to access these types of healthy food options. The store is one of 10 prototype stores that helped launch Walgreens' commitment announced in July, and is a model of what Walgreens plans to do in 1,000 stores in areas that need it most.
Following her remarks at Walgreens, Obama and Mayor Emanuel will visit Iron Street Urban Farms, a 7-acre site on Chicago's south side that produces local, healthy, and sustainable food year-round.
Iron Street is also the Chicago headquarters of Milwaukee-based Growing Power. The farm hires local residents to learn about and work on the land, and sells to local restaurants and markets.
During the summit, mayors will share best practices and explore new strategies that leaders can implement to support communities that lack the food they need. In addition to hearing from Obama, the mayors will discuss the issue with federal officials.
Currently, 23.5 million Americans – including 6.5 million children – live in low-income areas that lack stores likely to sell affordable and healthy foods. Studies have shown that limited access to healthy food choices can lead to poor diets, higher levels of obesity and other diet-related diseases. The White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity Report to the President identified access to healthy, affordable food as key to solving childhood obesity.
In addition to her announcement of private partner commitments, in February 2010, the first lady traveled to Philadelphia where she announced the Healthy Food Financing Initiative, a multi-million dollar public and private investment to improve access to healthy food. The President's 2012 Budget proposes funding for the multi-year initiative to increase the availability of affordable, healthy foods in underserved urban and rural communities.
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It is another beautiful sunny day here in Brisbane. Sitting in the hills all of our puddles have been dried out, the birds are singing and insects humming. Which makes the idea that bits of my city are getting washed away really hard to comprehend. Until this morning we had reports that my aunt's house was under water – fortunately the shopowner who told her that was wrong – and as I hung out the washing in the sunshine yesterday it was hard to believe the water was creeping into her house and her neighbour's houses. And of course it was into many homes.
As we've been looking for a house to buy over the last few weeks, I have been paying attention to the flood risk maps one can download from the council. They had made me more aware of the topography of Brisbane even before the floods – now looking at aerial footage it is like seeing the maps come to life. Very strange.
One of my favourite things about my new job is that I get to go over the river twice a day on the train. I love the Brisbane River. It is big, looping and appears unexpectedly around the corner in lots of suburbs. We have a whole RiverFestival every year with our biggest firework display, where people hang out with picnics on the banks for hours. So it was heartbreaking to sit around here yesterday knowing that the fantastic riverwalk, a kilometres long walk/cycle way, was being demolished, and that the citycats (our wonderful catamaran ferries) won't be running again for months.
And if I feel like I've been hit when I see a familiar street (and unfamiliar – I have been enjoying seeing new things from the last three years since I've been back, but not on TV in a flood!) covered in water, I can only imagine what the householders and shopkeepers feel.
And of course, none of this is anything compared to the loss of life from the flash floods to the west. The only thing I knew about flash floods before this week was that one shouldn't camp near a dry creekbed. I didn't know torrential rain for just an hour could lead to waves of water rushing around! The footage out of the Lockyer Valley has been heartbreaking.
The good news is that the floods weren't as bad as expected. As with the rest of the QLD floods, there has been footage of lots of laid back people being philosophical about losing their possessions but being grateful for their lives. People acting wonderful to each other. People are making interesting maps. And there are even funny animal stories already.
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Posted on 12/29/2001 12:13:13 AM PST by classygreeneyedblonde
No one is sure where it came from, but a recording of what is supposed to be a message from God about Sept 11 has become a popular hit on local radio stations." You say you will never forget where you were when you heard the news on September 11, 2001.
"Neither will I," the voice begins in a monologue set to Mannheim Steamroller's "Silent Night" off its 1984 release, "Christmas."
"I was on the 110th floor in a smoke-filled room with a man who called his wife to say, 'Good-bye,' " the voice continues in what becomes a narration of the terrorist attacks from God's point of view.
Lyman James of KRBB-FM 97.9 said the recording began airing Dec 18, and it is still being played on B98 and KZSN-FM 102.1, Clear Channel Communications stations.
Brad Streeter of KZSN said he received the song in an e-mail from WCOL-FM 92.3 in Columbus, Ohio, another Clear Channel radio station; neither station knows where the song originated.
The narrator on the recording, titled "A Christmas Letter from God," is also unknown.
Words to the recording appear on several Internet sites, sometimes under the title "Meet Me in the Stairwell." The author is cited as unknown.
James and Streeter said they received so many requests for the song that they posted it for download on their Web sites.
Streeter said the phone rang often with requests for the song before Christmas. "
I would say during the holidays about every time it played or every time it didn't, we were getting requests for it," Streeter said.
Streeter said the requests continue to pour in even though Christmas has passed.
"With Sept 11 and everything, everybody is pretty hot for anything that has to with it," he said.
James said the song is not available for sale anywhere.
"If it were for sale, it would've generated plenty of revenue for someone," James said.
To download the recording or view the words of "A Christmas Letter From God," visit www.b98fm.com or www. kzsn.com.
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It's amazing how deeply the hurt of 9/11 still goes. Simply reading the lyrics for the first time last week, I found myself choking up. It's surprising, after all these weeks, how much the saddness lingers.
Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown
Glenn Beck is a local talk show host of a morning show in Tampa, Florida, WFLA Radio, and he went national a few months back.
It does sound like him, but I could be wrong. JH
I had just dropped off my son at school and was listening to a couple radio jocks saying: "I can't believe what I'm seeing" etc....
Never forget.
With bleary eyes, we collected around the TV (Fox News, of course), and saw both WTC towers burning, with breaks to the scene at the Pentagon. As the newscaster's voice droned on, we watched the first tower collapse, and couldn't comprehend it at first; there was no immediate comment by the newscaster as to what we were seeing. I said, "My God! It looks like the tower collapsed!" -- it was such an incomprensible sight, it didn't register at first. Then the horror hit: How many people were still in that building?! How many firefighters and police were at the base of the building? Our daughter was crying. I was in shock -- one of about 280 million Americans that morning in shock.
Well, of course, I tore downstairs to see the TV. We watched the replays and I was just sick. The first building came down, and then when the second one fell, I insisted to my son that it was a replay of the first building falling. I just could not accept that both towers fell. Then he told me to look--there were now NO buildings standing.
The plane that crashed in PA flew (I found out later) directly over our house, and crashed about 30 miles away. 25 years from now, people will remember Sept 11, 2001 as clear as anything.
That day, and entire week, I believe there was more prayer going out than at any time in our history. Even people who had previously scoffed at prayer found that prayer was their only place of security and peace. I believe that the petitions of those days, and since, continue to echo in heaven, and that God continues to answer them.
Since 9/11, it's clear that we are not just in a war of arms, or a war of ideas, or a war of cultures. It is true that the war on terrorism is all of those things. But it is also a spiritual war, a war in the heavenlies. As we watch news reports from Afghanistan, or from wherever else our troops will go to root out this cancer on the world, those of us who are here, at home, can just as personally engage the enemy by doing combat on our knees. I think most Americans realize this, and are heeding the call.
Everyone was speaking in very frantic tones. People starting calling. I tried to type in www.freerepublic.com to find out what the ruckus was all about. The internet did not work. I tried other sites-nothing worked. I began to sense that something terrible was taking place. Victoria tried calling her car pool, screaming she wanted to go home and get out of DC. As she was gathering her things, she screamed My God the pentagon was hit. We all got up and looked out the window. We could see the black smoke billowing up in the sky.
Finally, it dawned on me. We were under attack. I stood motionless watching the smoke rise. Linda picks up the phone-- no dial tone. I run over and try mine and it was working.
I gasp. My closest friend works in the Pentagon. She works on the top floor. We thought the plane hit the roof. I cried, My best friend, Bert, is there -- where is the damage, where is the damage. I immediately pick up the phone and call my friend. Rings but no answer. Her phone line goes dead. I hang up. My phone rings, it is my son. Are you all right? How is Bert? I tell him I don't know. He says the radio says it hit the roof on the side with the helicopter pad. I told him she had worked right there where she could look out the window and watch the helicopters land but that she had just been moved to the recently remodeled section. I told him that was on the other side. All of a sudden another explosion -- he called out -- they just hit the USA Today building in Rosslyn -- right next to where his wife worked. Linda in the office is frantic since her sister works in the USA today office. Victoria says the news just said there was a car bomb at the State Department just a few blocks away.
Jerry sits at his desk working away. Hey, this is the GSA building. No one cares about us. we are safe here. All of the bosses are away at some conference. Every man for himself.
I try the phone again to call my friend. Her line no longer works at all. I try calling my mom. circuits busy can't get through. Internet does not work, email is down. Bettie comes in the office trying to find a way home. Her husband is a critical employee and cannot leave. I told her I had driven in that day. I usually take the subway. Everyone was worried about taking mass transportation. I tried to tell Bettie we were safe here, just like Jerry said. She wanted to go home. I suggested we go to a restaurant and wait until after the traffic died down.
I relented. We went to get the car. Got to the parking garage. No attendants there. Traffic everywhere. Cars just standing still. We walked down into the building and started looking for the car. the attendants were running around trying to collect the money as people got in their cars and started to drive away. I always tip them so they help me get my car to a good spot to get out.
We made the long slow trip towards home. We listened as everyone was doing to the car radio. I believe most of us older people were listening to WMAL. We heard there was another plane headed our way. We inched our way into traffic
The radio guys announced that the bridge was closed and we would not be able to get out the way we normally do. Bettie know an alternate route. We headed towards some cirle (dupont I think). Everyone was so polite. No horns honking. People would point in a direction they needed to go and everyone made room so they could go through. We all sat quietely just listening to the radio.
We heard that there was a plane downed in Pennsylvania. I really cannot remember what I was thinking at that time. I was numb. The radio guys said there was not state department bomb - a false report and there was no planes attack to the USA Today building. I was relieved that my daughter-in-law was probably ok. I remembered my friend. I kept telling myself that she was in a different part of the pentagon and that she was safe. Bettie had a cell phone - we could not call out. Her phone rang. It was her sister. Bettie told her to call my mom and tell her I was ok. Bettie's phone rang again. this time her husband. We asked him to call my mom. Her husband calls back after he gets my mom. Bettie's batteries stop working.
We heard a plane in the sky. Everyone looked out of their cars and was relieved to hear it was one of ours. They were there to protect us. the radio guys assured us there was no fifth plane.
three hours later I got bettie home and drove to my house. I call every five minutes trying to reach my friend. I talk to my Mom and Son. I watch the news selfishly wishing they would show the pentagon and not the WTC. At 6:13 my friends phone is busy. Thank God. She must be alive and well and at home. Having been a telephone operator, I know that when two people dial the same number at the same time, one will ring and the other will ring busy. Even if no one is there. I get in my car and drive to her house. Her car is not there. My heart sinks. I pull into her driveway and go to her door anyway. I grab the knob and the door opens. there she is standing there on the phone trying to call me. She was worried about me.
that is my story. sorry for the spellings and the capitalizations. just felt good to write in down.
Couldn't agree more! The time for prayer and bringing people to God is here.
I had read the poem, but had not heard the recording. Many thanks, and God Bless the souls.
In 2nd hour, our spanish teacher had a tv wheeled in for us, then turned on NBC. Bush was done with his short statement, so it was back to network people talking. I forget who the anchor was, but they were talking to Jim Miklewszeski(sp?) in the Pentagon, and he was talking about how he was trying to find someone for information, when he felt something, and he said he didn't want to jump to conclusions, but he thought it might be some kind of explosion. He looked out the window to see construction workers fleeing, so then he speculated maybe it was just a construction accident. Then he reported people were running around frantically, and that he was told to leave, and that was that.
We also watched as both towers came down. A 50-minute class period went by like it was 10. For most of the rest of the day, all we did was watch the news, usually CNN. Thats where I was.
"Let's Roll" is another 9-11 song, done by Neil Young. Again, the subject matter makes your heart swell up, thinking of the lives lost.
I wonder if it's possible to assemble a "Sept. 11th Collection" of appropriate songs (including "Let's Roll" of course).
I went to work and turned on the radio news and then heard about the 1st tower FALLING! Falling? I couldn't believe it would fall!
When I went to the banks (I go every day for my business) I requested them to LOWER their flags to half staff! I told them ENOUGH people have died already!
The same at the post office when I went in...
I HAD to do something! I HAD NO FLAG!
I remembered my golf course had a new flag pole installed just a week before...
I drove over there in my gathering anger and sadness and pulled up and lowered the flag myself!
A member saw me do that, and said "you're a good man, John"...
I could only say.. that's for the people on those planes!
Can you imagine what that ride was like!? And nobody's thinking of them...
I went back to the office having done all I could in my feeble way...
And the SECOND tower fell...
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By Rick Hampson, USA TODAY
NEW YORK When the 9/11 museum opens in two years, its most poignant items will include two $2 bills, some cellphone bills, a 1993 "Welcome Back to the World Trade Center" mug and the contents of a woman's pocketbook.
All have been donated to the museum, which is asking families of those killed in the 2001 attacks for photos, personal items or mementos — things to show posterity that at the start of the 21st century, there were people with achievements, passions and dreams that terrorism could not erase.
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Although most 9/11 families seem inclined to give the museum photos or artifacts or recorded memories of their loved ones, some are boycotting the appeal because of misgivings about the museum now being built in the Trade Center's foundation pit.
They complain that the underground museum will be unsafe in case of attack; that it will devote too much attention to the al-Qaeda terrorists who hijacked two airliners and crashed them into the Trade Center's towers; and that victims' unidentified remains, which are to be kept behind a "memorial wall," will become a macabre, if invisible, tourist attraction.
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Museum officials such as President Joe Daniels respond that the underground site helps tell the story of 9/11 by showing visitors the Trade Center's footings and the 70-foot-high foundation wall that remained standing after the towers collapsed; that the terrorists' role must be explained, in part to debunk bogus conspiracy theories; and that Ground Zero is a more fitting repository for the victims' remains than the medical examiner's office.
The museum dispute has been obscured by the one over the Islamic center, described by proponents, including its imam, Feisal Abdul Rauf, as a rebuke to radical Islam. Opponents — including prominent Republicans such as Newt Gingrich and Sarah Palin, and many 9/11 victims' family members — call the planned mosque an insensitive intrusion on sacred ground.
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President Obama last week said Muslims have a right to build a mosque near the site because of the nation's freedom of religion but said he wouldn't comment on the wisdom of doing so.
Gingrich accused Obama of "pandering to radical Islam. ... Nazis don't have the right to put up a sign next to the Holocaust Museum in Washington. We would never accept the Japanese putting up a site next to Pearl Harbor. There's no reason for us to accept a mosque next to the World Trade Center."
Together, the controversies show how much raw emotion still attends Ground Zero. "Lots of these (9/11) families have such issues, they can't move on," says Eileen Fagan, whose sister Patricia died at the Trade Center. "They can't agree on anything."
Erika Doss, a Notre Dame historian and author of Memorial Mania, a book on public memorials, says such sites are always emotionally fraught. Yet she's surprised by the intensity of feeling about the mosque and the museum: "It's a different country than nine years ago, but it's amazing how people are hanging on to this. There are people who are still really, really angry."
Given the complexities and controversies at Ground Zero, says Edward Linenthal, another expert on public memorials, it's virtually impossible to build anything there without conflict: "Solomon couldn't do it."
The storm over the Islamic center may die down before the one over the museum, which will open two months before the 2012 presidential election. By then, museum officials will have to decide whether to display artifacts such as a terrorist's travel visa or include printed quotes from hijackers' "martyr videos."
Alice Greenwald, the museum director, says only 2% of the space will be devoted to the terrorists. Daniels says the terrorists' photos — roughly 4-by-6 inches — may be displayed on tables rather than a wall "so they'll be less in your face."
Some wonder whether the museum can fulfill its dual mission to honor the dead and educate the public.
"Will it be a museum or a shrine?" asks David Simpson, a professor at the University of California-Davis who wrote 9/11: The Culture of Commemoration. "Sometimes you have to wait 20 or 30 years to tell a story. It's not a great time for an open discussion of 9/11."
Honor and educate
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum expects to be the city's top visitor destination, attracting 5 million to 7 million people a year. (The current leader, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, had about 4.5 million visitors last year; in its first 11 months, the museum's "preview site" in a nearby storefront drew 1 million.)
The project will cost at least $610 million to build and $50 million a year to operate. The building cost will be covered largely by donations, including $15 million each from Mayor Michael Bloomberg and fellow philanthropist David Rockefeller. It's unclear whether public funds will subsidize operations, or whether admission will be charged.
The memorial, on a plaza shaded by 400 trees, will consist of two massive pools with 30-foot waterfalls set in the footprints of the twin towers. Plaques around the pools will bear the names of 2,982 people who died in New York, at the Pentagon, on United Flight 93 when it crashed in Pennsylvania and in the 1993 Trade Center bombing.
The project sits next to the Freedom Tower, or One World Trade Center, now under construction. The tower is scheduled to open in 2013 and, at a symbolic height of 1,776 feet, be the nation's tallest building.
The memorial opens a year from now, on the 10th anniversary of the attacks, and the museum a year after that. Its visitors will enter through a pavilion on the plaza and descend 70 feet to bedrock, where one exhibit will tell the story of 9/11, another the stories of the victims.
The museum's collection includes the "Ground Zero Cross," a steel cross beam found in the rubble; the "Last Column," a 36-foot-high steel member covered with handwritten messages, which was taken from the site in 2002 at the end of the cleanup; and the "Survivors' Stairs," down which many escaped the Trade Center Plaza on 9/11.
Yet some of the museum's most affecting items may be the most personal – a favorite baseball hat, an old license plate from back home, a WTC souvenir, a "missing" poster. Most families have yet to contribute anything. Some procrastinate because they dread having to decide what best sums up the life of their spouse, sibling or child.
And there's this: "What am I able to part with?" asks Bonnie McEneaney, who lost her husband, Eamon, once an All-American lacrosse player at Cornell. She's thinking about giving one of his sticks.
Here's how four relatives of 9/11 victims respond to the museum's appeal:
The $2 love story
When Rob Gschaar proposed to Myrta Alvarado in 1987, he showed her two $2 bills — one for her, one for him. Their first marriages had ended in divorce, and he said the bills meant they were two of a kind, each with a second chance at happiness. "If we ever get lost," he told her, "I will find you with that bill."
Each tucked a bill away. Nothing more was said about them, not even when the couple married in 1989.
Fourteen years later, Rob was working for Aon Insurance in the south tower. After the north tower was hit, Myrta called him. He tried to reassure her he'd be OK; then he started to cry. "My God, I see them jumping," he told her. "I can see the bodies coming down." He said he loved her and he'd call back. It was the last she heard from him.
Several years later, she was called to the New York Police Department property room. Her husband's wallet had been found in the rubble. It was caked with a fine silt and smelled of smoke.
She opened it and pulled out the bills — first a five, then a one and finally, folded up, a two. The two. She couldn't speak. The police just looked at her. She reached into her pocketbook, found her wallet and pulled out her matching $2 bill. Then the officers couldn't speak, either.
That's when Myrta finally accepted that Rob had not wandered off with amnesia. She could move on, because he was not coming back. "I knew he would never part with that bill."
She says she gave both bills to the museum because that's what Rob, a history buff, would have wanted. "It's the way I can give him something, to put him in the middle of history," she says. "The world needs to know there are some stories with a happy ending."
The pocketbook
The sisters Fagan shared the daily commute from central New Jersey, where they lived with their 93-year-old father, to their jobs in Lower Manhattan.
Pat's other companion was her black canvas pocketbook, where she kept everything to get through the day — wallet, bus tickets, glasses, favorite Lancome lipstick (Passion Pink), a bulging folder with their father's medical records. And two sets of rosary beads: a brown wooden set for the bus and an aqua crystal set known as St. Anthony beads, named for the patron of travelers and seekers of lost items.
On 9/11, Pat was working at Aon Insurance in the south tower. Eileen was across the street at the Bank of New York. As she fled her building, she saw the north tower collapse and realized the south tower was already gone.
In January 2003, she got a letter from the police listing valuables recovered at Ground Zero, including $162 cash and credit cards. "I thought, 'Holy God, they must have the pocketbook.' "
It was battered and grimy, but its contents were intact, including both sets of rosary beads. "It was such a moment of faith for me," she says. "I felt the Blessed Mother had been with Pat." And St. Anthony with herself.
Donating the pocketbook "seemed like the perfect tribute" to her sister, Eileen says. "We don't have that much family. People aren't going to remember her except for this pocketbook. It's the story of her life. She was like a lot of people that day, going to work, just doing her job."
The last call
The last time Lisa Friedman spoke to her husband, Andy, was exactly 9:16 a.m. on Sept. 11. She has the cellphone bills to prove it.
Andy, as carefree as their twin boys, didn't like to carry around a cellphone. But after he got a job at Carr Futures in the north tower late that summer, Lisa bought him a sexy little black and silver Audiovox. "I thought there'd be more of a chance he'd use it," she says. When he went to work on 9/11, he forgot the phone at home on Long Island.
Later that morning, when he called Lisa, he used a co-worker's cell. His voice was calm. "We're going to be fine. We have plenty of air," he said. Lisa could hear coughing in the background. "All I could say was, 'I love you,' " she says. "I didn't even say goodbye."
Months later, Lisa contacted the colleague's mother and got a copy of his cellphone bill. Amid repeated calls to 911, there was Andy's outgoing call at 9:15. Her own bill shows the incoming call a minute later. Lisa says she offered the cellphone bills and Andy's own little-used phone to the museum because they're "little things that tell a story about that day. Just a guy calling his wife on the phone."
The dissenter
Diane Horning will neither visit nor contribute to the museum, which she describes as too much, too soon.
"It lacks the perspective of history," she says. "The museum should have been done years from now, with just a simple memorial for now. We never asked for something this big."
She worries that to attract visitors the museum will sensationalize 9/11 — go for what she calls "the wow factor" — and focus less on the victims than "the men who killed my son." Matt Horning, a database administrator for Marsh & McLennan, died in the north tower.
His mother complains that while the hijackers' faces and histories will be on permanent display "in a room of their own," visitors who want to learn about their victims will have to call up files at a computer station. Museum officials say, "We must tell the true story," she says. "My son is the true story."
She also says that while 9/11 families always expected that unidentified human remains would return to Ground Zero, they never thought they'd be "part of a museum experience." She'd like to see the remains interred in a "tomb of the unknowns" until advances in DNA science allow their identification.
That said, she wishes the museum well and expects most of the 9/11 families to accept and even embrace it: "They feel this is better than nothing. People desperately want a place to honor the victims and connect with their feelings. People so desperately want something there."
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But this poem was real good too. I love your poetry!!! The picture is ugly lol hhehehe
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It's a done deal. The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC), the state's livestock health regulatory agency, reports Louisiana has joined the "equine passport" program. This program is for horses, donkeys, mules and asses originating within and traveling among the participating states: Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi and Louisiana.
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