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              <text>To recap... 

Back in the '93 or so I was heading out the door with a 
co-worker, on my way down to 92nd floor of 2 WTC when 
the phone rang. I still remember standing in the 
doorway, one foot out, and then stepping back in to take 
the call. I was needed elsewhere and the other guy 
continued down to the Trade Center alone. He was there 
when they bombed the basement parking garage and wound 
up walking a smoke filled stairwell from 92 down to 78 
back up to 92 and then down again to the street.

On the 9/11 attack I was up here in midtown, just a few 
days away from moving full time into the 50th floor of 1 
WTC. Working for IBJ on the merger of IBJ, DKB, and FBK 
into Mizuho Bank, most of my job involved getting people 
from IBJ into the offices of DKB on floors 48 ~ 50 in 
1WTC. The third bank, FBK, had their offices up in 2 WTC 
(this was where my co-worker was during the first 
bombing).

The first plane hit above our folks in 1 WTC. Everybody 
got out. The one loss for IBJ was my buddy Jack. He 
happened to have a meeting that day at the FBK offices 
in 2 WTC. From what I've heard he headed out of the 
building when the first tower was burning but, like many 
others, heeded the announcement that the fire was 
contained to 1 WTC and that everybody should return to 
their offices. A few minutes later the second plane hit 
tower 2. (You know that Homey don't play that, no way 
sucker, if I'm in tower two and tower one is burning you 
best believe I'm halfway home before they even think 
about telling me all clear). FBK lost around 19 folks, 
most were senior Japanese management, including the 
president of the bank, at their desks early and 
reluctant to leave. (Homey ain't playin that neither).

So on the 12th I head to work, get to my office and find 
that we're closed for the day. Nice of em to wait until 
after I make the absurdly delayed and jumbled 2 hour 
commute to tell me about it, but wtf, a day off is a day 
off so I head back home. Next paycheck arrives and I'm a 
little light in the wallet, 7 hours worth. I call the 
numbskulls out in Brisbane and they tell me it's because 
I didn't work on the 12th. I politely remind them that 
the office was closed and isn't it a little bit of a bad 
time to be fucking with people about their hours. They 
tell me they'll "check into it" and get back to me, I 
tell them I'll gladly hop on a plane out there to "KICK-
THEM-IN-THEIR-FUCKING-ASSES into it" if it will help. My 
missing pay showed up in the next check.

In another stellar employee-employer relations example, 
the airports open again and they stick me on a flight to 
Chicago. I make two trips in one week, the job - unscrew 
a cable and hand it to some dude, hang out and standby 
for about 8 hours til about 1 AM. I'm not too keen on 
the flying part, nor having to work in the shadow of the 
Sears Tower, especially not for some useless bullshit 
work, but I do what I gotta do, yuh-know, and take 
consolation in the fact that I'm sticking 41 hours of 
overtime up their flat asses. I land at LaGuardia to the 
news that some looney tried to force his way into the 
cockpit of a CHI bound jet, screaming something about 
smashing into the Sears Tower. Isn't that special?

With my desk/office/workplace at the WTC destroyed I 
wonder where they'll have me work. Midtown is best for 
me, my LIRR train comes and goes into Penn Station. 
Staten Island or Jersey City (two possible sites) are 
really bad commute-wise. I don't even want to think 
about trying to do it, I figure that if I'm asked to 
work from either of those locations I'd best just get a 
new job.

Luckily they decide to keep me in midtown and work from 
Rockafeller Center. So of course I'm heading into the 
building when I notice a crowd gathering, looks like a 
press conference. I'm not too keen on the idea of 
gathering in a crowd, near some VIP's, in front of a 
landmark building (just paint a target on yer friggin 
head ferchrissakes) so I ease away and ask some foreign 
looking teevee guy whazzup. He tells me there's anthrax 
here, I say, ah great, let's all crowd up and get closer.
Turns out some of ol' Tom Brokenjaw's peeps got the 
shit... right over there in fact [pointing]. Naturally 
it would happen when I'm a week into a nasty chest cold 
and busy hacking up chunks of lung. Anthrax, 
schmanthrax, just like a bad case of the clap... not any 
worse than the aftereffects of a night with the 
working "ladies" round the docks in Naples, Italy... or 
so I hear.

Since then several media outlets have been thrax'd, over 
there, there, there, and there [pointing out the window 
to various sites]. It's like the mortar shells are 
dropping all around but they haven't got the exact range 
yet. 

Let's see, that's about the bones of it. Brb with some 
flesh.

Ho

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              <text>From: "Uwe Renner" &lt;BURenner@freenet.de&gt;
To: "Helene Dag Nielsen" &lt;hnielsen@socal.rr.com&gt;
Cc: "Uwe Brigitta Renner" &lt;BURenner@freenet.de&gt;
Subject: old friendship
Date: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 2:12 PM

Dear Helene, dear Doug and family,
thanks alot for your e-mail. I was so happy to hear from you. Now I want to know if all of you are okay  - please give us a short note that you are in a good shape and not under the victims of this terrible case happened today in New York. We are really worrying, because you wrote that you will soon travel to Boston and these planes started from Boston. Please, please let us know .
Here in Germany they cancelled all theatres , movies, musicals and other events to show how sad all people of our country feel so sad and sorry about the things which happened today. I came home some minutes ago from a one-day-trip with our ladies-captain to play golf on the island of SYLT, 2 hours in train from our city. I heard about NY and saw the awful pictures on tv - they are sending on all the channels. We feel so sad with the Americans and suffer.
It is a real shock and I want to let you know that and wish you were not in one of these planes.
Pls, pls answer soon. 
With all our love your friends far away from you
Gitta and Uwe 
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              <text>----------
From: X
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 09:28:10 -0500
To: XXX
Subject: Opening Strike Briefing USS John F. Kennedy- On Station Afghanistan



All-
The following is very inspiring to me:

Subject: USS John F. Kennedy

The following are the words of Captain Ronald H. Henderson, Jr., the commanding officer of USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67), speaking over the ship's general announcing system just before the JFK launched her first strikes into Afghanistan two nights ago, on 10 March 2002. 

"Good evening onboard John F Kennedy, Carrier Air Wing SEVEN, and Carrier Group Six. We are currently preceding at best speed to our launch point for tonight's strikes, off the coast of Pakistan, nearly 700 miles south of our targets in Afghanistan. At midnight, CVW 7 will launch into the dark night, and strike their first blows of Operation Enduring Freedom, the war on terrorism. For us this is a culminating point in space, a culminating point in time, and a culminating point in history. Our enemy is a group of religious fanatics, who pervert the peace of Islam and twist its meaning to justify the murder of thousands of innocents at the Twin Towers of New York, at the Pentagon, and in a field in Pennsylvania. They hate us and attack us because they oppose all that is good about America. They hate us because we are prosperous. They hate us because we are tolerant. They hate us because we are happy. Mostly, they hate us because we are free and because we will "pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend or oppose any foe to assure the survival and success of liberty." Make no mistake - this is a fight for Western Civilization. If these monsters are not destroyed they will destroy us, and our children and children's children will live in fear forever. 

America is the only nation that can stop them and destroy them. Only America has the strength of character and the vast resources to hunt these fanatics down anywhere in the world. We have friends and Allies but we are the leaders of the world our forefathers made and died for. Our Naval power has been the principal weapon of our resolve. Great ships and great crews have gone before us - ENTERPRISE, CARL VINSON, KITTY HAWK, TEDDY ROOSEVELT, JOHN STENNIS. Tonight, our enemies will feel the power of USS JOHN F KENNEDY. It is now our turn to strike for justice and we will strike hard. Millions of Americans wish they could be here tonight with us. They saw the Twin Towers fall, and watched helplessly, wanting to do something to defend America and our way of life. For us tonight, that wait and that helplessness are over. We have reached the point where we are all part of something so much greater than ourselves. For the rest of our lives, no matter whether we stay in the Navy or move on to civilian life, no matter what we do or where we go, we will remember that on 10 March 2002, we came together and struck a blow for freedom. 

All of us are volunteers. Most of us joined the Navy to serve our country and better ourselves. Tonight and in the nights to come we are given the opportunity of a lifetime, a chance to truly make a difference in the world. Our namesake John F. Kennedy wrote that "a single person can make a difference, and every person should try." Tonight, WE make a difference! We represent America in all its power and diversity. We are men and women, rich and poor, black and white, and all colors of the human rainbow. We are Christian, Jew, and yes, Muslim. WE ARE AMERICA. 

This war will not be short, pleasant, or easy. It has already required the sacrifice of our firefighters, our policemen, our soldiers, our Sailors, our airmen, and our Marines. More sacrifices will be made. In the end we will win, precisely because we are those things that the terrorists hate - prosperous, happy, tolerant, and most of all, free. Those Americans who wish they could be here with us are, in fact, here with us in spirit. Never before in American history has our nation been so completely unified and resolute in purpose. Every one of them is cheering us on, praying for our safety and our success. Our families are behind us 100%. We will not let them down. We are, and will be, men and women of honor, courage, and commitment. I believe, as Abraham Lincoln said, that "America is the last, best hope for the world". Tonight we hold a shining beacon of that hope. We shall keep it burning brightly. Stay sharp. Stay focused. Stay safe. Use the training that has made you the best Sailors in the world, the best Sailors in the history of the world. Trust in your faith, and in your shipmates. 

God bless us all, and God bless America." 


Regards,
X


XX

XX XXX
XXXXX, XX XXXXX

XXX XXX XXXX Home Phone
XXX XXX XXXX Cell Phone
XXX XXX XXXX Fax

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              <text>Hi everyone --
 
Pardon the big group email, but I'm just sending one out to everyone who's inquired about the last few days in NYC.
 
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
Obviously, we have suffered a national tragedy in New York. I think everyone's prayers and hopes go out to all of the people who were senselessly killed in this absolutely evil  act of stupidity.
 
I've recently received a bunch of phone calls and emails, and since the story is too long to explain to everyone separately, I thought I would send out this group mail to answer some of the more commonly asked questions, especially for those of you who are out of the state, or out of the country.
 
Before I continue, let me just say that I've seen and done things in the last 48 hours that I never ever dreamed even remotely possible, and it probably won't even sound real. (It freaks me out because I can't believe it myself when I say it.)
 
1) How are you Dirk? 
     I'm fine. Tired, but fine.
 
2) Is everyone OK?
     Everyone in my immediate circle of friends is OK, but I have several friends in the Fire and EMS world whose loved ones are still unaccounted for.
 
3) What did you do when the World Trade Center got bombed?
      I was working at Brooklyn Hospital, which is right on the other side of the Manhattan bridge, not far from lower Manhattan. I left the hospital and responded to the incident about an hour after the second tower collapsed.
     I went with a group of four (me, a PA, a PA student, and a Radiologist MD) and went to go look for victims.
     Before crossing the bridge, we dealt with a pregnant woman stuck in a municiple building in Brooklyn who couldn't get an ambulance, and whose contractions were a minute apart.
     After seeing to it that she was OK, we put together a makeshift first aid kit, walked across the bridge (now closed to all but essential traffic), and walked down to the site of the building to look for victims or other doctors / EMS who needed help. 
 
4) How did it look down there?
     Very grim. The pictures in the news tell the story pretty well, except the dust and ashes were so thick I thought it was nighttime. The mask I had helped, but I still ended up tasting the stuff. The details I'll leave to the news reports.
 
5) What happened next?
     I can't even begin to explain this part, but to make a long story short, there was a lack of early leadership in organizing the medical effort. I took it upon myself to assume a leadership position and organized the triage and treatment areas, and (with the help of the FDNY and a large dedicated group of doctors, nurses, EMTs, and paramedics) set up a MASH-style unit on the corner of Greenwich and Moore. By 2:00 in the afternoon we had a full triage area (critical care, subcritical care, non-critical trauma, and the "no-problem-but-need-counseling" areas), we had a MERV (a surgical bus), a team of surgeons, a morgue, a food area, bathrooms, and a complete record-tracking system. Not bad if I don't say so myself. 
 
      We had doctors from every specialty you can imagine, including trauma surgery, orthopedic surgery, general surgery, radiology (but no equipment), urology, pulmonology, ER, family practice, internal medicine, general surgery, psychiatry, and neurology. We also had teams of critical care and ER nurses, and also an entire team of paramedics and EMTs for codes and transport. And lastly, our counseling group included everything from priests and ministers (of every denomination) to psychotherapists, counselors, and social workers.
 
6) How many patients did you see?
    Despite having set up almost a full MASH-style unit, and having been designated the "primary recieving area" for about two hours, we only saw 16 patients. About half were rescue workers themselves. We only saw one victim from the actual building, I believe, and they did not have a serious injury. The remaining patients were all people who were injured while walking from the site, or were having respiratory difficulty, or other injuries. We did have one firefighter who had cardiac problems while fighting the blazes - The patient was treated and transported to a hospital for observation. (Since the hospitals were not full on Tuesday night.)
 
7) Why did you have so few patients?
     There were a few reasons : 
       a) We were not the only trauma center in the city -- FDNY had set up several similar efforts, in case the city had lots of patients.
       b) Severely injured patients were brought directly to hospitals, as long as they would accept them. Our unit would have responded to either patients who would not survive the trip, or in case the hospitals would not be able to handle the capacity.
       c) Sadly, there were almost no survivors.
 
8) What happened then?
      At about 11:00 FDNY realized there were almost no survivors walking around, so they consolidated the triage centers and closed ours.
 
9) Did I really hear you on NPR radio?
    Yes. I was interviewed by a reporter on NPR radio. I'm shocked to find out how many people heard the interview.
 
10) What happened at the end?
      We cleaned up, people traded telephone numbers, and several doctors who were surprised that so much of this was being coordinated by a third-year medical student gave me their cards. By 12:00 midnight the site was clear, and all of the surgical and medical equipment was donated to one of the local ERs. 
 
11) What is the mood like in NYC right now?
      Surprisingly, it's probably not *as* horrible as it seems on the news, but it's also changed. That's not to say it's not completely mind-blowingly devastating, but the city has not come to a complete standstill either. I think people recognize it as some sort of event of enormous magnitude, since the NY times sold out almost everywhere by 9:00am. 
 
 Everything below 14th street is off-limits now, but above that people returned to work today, and many subways were running. Everyone is talking about it. I have get to meet anyone who knows they lost someone, but it seems everyone has a friend-of-a-friend who lost someone. 
 
Sitting on the subway, I found there were actually some conversations NOT related to the attack, and some kids were still playing out in the street.
 
 There is definitely a mood change, though. Broadway has been closed -- It doesn't seem right to have fun when you have that many people die senselessly. The airports are still closed right now. Some people are very angry and talk about quick retaliation. Others don't seem to care at all. It's a little hard to determine what the consensus is for 
 
 
 
That's about all I can say. Unfortunately, it only really describes a part of what the day was like. The whole story is much more complicated and needs a good hour or two to explain, but I hope you guys will accept this for now. 
 
Thanks for all of your email and phone calls, and keep your mind on those who lost friends and family in this terrorist attack.
Hopefully we do bring the responsible parties (and people hiding them) to justice. 
 
Let me know if there are any more questions, but for now, thanks, and I love and think about every one of you.
 
Good night for now,
 
   Dirk ;)

 
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Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 12:01:22 -0400
To: XXX
From: XXX
Subject: HOW NOT TO GO MAD AFTER 9/11

I want to share with you the the rules currently governing my own computer and household.  I rather like them. They don't entirely wipe out my fears, but cut down on ambient panic by  a TON.

first, and most important, close your browser. really. cnn is trying as hard as it can to scare you so you'll stay tuned in. if you must get news, get it from salon.com. they are as quick as CNN--and much smarter-- but there are no big red banners, pcitures of guys in gas masks, or pictures of villains. they simply list the headlines and you can click if you would like to read.

second,  do not turn on then nightly news--or if you must, give yourself a strict 60 second time limit. all you really need to know is, am i in imminent danger. if you turn on the TV and don't see flames or other hysteria, turn it off. you will never look back on your life and wish you had watched more network news.

third, keep away from the NY Times. if you crave a newspaper experience, keep only the travel, arts,  style, science, and dining out sections. throw the rest straight into the recycling bin without even glancing at it.

in the place of all of this news input, buy travel magazines. Travel and Leisure and Conde Nast Traveler are great escapism. buy the newest martha stewart weddings. read the winners of the CAKE fantasy contest on line.

recognize that you only need one credible source of news. i realised that every time i hear the same piece of news from a different outlet I feel worse. it makes the news feel cumulative, and it isn't. in truth, not much is happening (unless you live in Afghanistan). they arrest a few people, they talk of strategy, they clean up the wreckage. they speculate. none of these have anything to do with me.

fourth, spend as much time out of your house as is comfortable. make dinner and eat it on the roof deck. walk in Riverside park. eat mounds of gooey desserts at cafes.

fifth, don't have conversations that center around speculation. don't sit on your couch and think about geopolitics. don't second guess the propaganda (as in 'is ashcroft trying to scare us with gloom and doom so he can pass the "Suspension of Civil Liberties Act of 2001, AKA What Republicans Have Been Wanting for Years"). don't think about what advice you would give to George Bush if he were listening. don't spend more than 5 minutes talking with loved ones about the latest developments--if you find yourself doing this, ask these questions: does this conversation make me feel better right now?, and, is this productive? am i going to, in this conversation, happen upon an idea that will save the nation? if the answer is no, change the subject or be quiet.

follow these rules very strictly. follow them even when you really don't want to. and if you're really good, go to the gym for just half an hour--not to lose weight or get stronger, but to rid your body of the adrenaline that upsets your stomach, raises your blood pressure, and grays your hair.


anyway, I get off work around 6. it's lovely out.

love you--i hope this helps in the short term, at least
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I am so glad to hear that you are coming home soon!  Its almost 1:30 a.m. here and I should be getting to bed...  I just haven't been able to sleep real well lately and I can't seem to ever turn off the news.  I am just scared that if I stop watching something else is going to happen and I won't know about it... Just like this disaster... After I handed in my test that morning, I walked outside to such a beautiful, sunny, clear morning; I remember looking up into the blue sky thinking how perfect everything seemed at that moment (almost scary how gorgeous of a day it was)... I can almost still feel the sun on my back as I was walking across campus to work...  I walked into the computer lab and sat down at the front desk computer feeling totally relaxed that my test was over.  I opened my Internet browser to catch up on some news, and all I saw on CNN was the error message... I proceeded to try to open MSNBC and received the same message.  I started to wonder what was wrong with the Internet connection.  Then I saw it  it was on the third news Web site I tried.  Both of the towers of the World Trade Center had been hit by hijacked airplanes.  News was breaking that the Pentagon had been hit by a third plane.  My stomach dropped, but I kept reading.  As if all of that wasnt horrible enough, I had an even worse sinking feeling because I remembered that you were in NYC for business meetings... I picked up my cell phone and dialed as fast as I could, but I couldnt get ahold of anyone... That evening when I got off work I received the call.  You were okay; mom said that you were on Long Island when all this occurred... I have been thanking God over and over that you werent hurt during this horrid attack.  

We have all been trying to cope with what has happened though... ISU had a huge rally on the quad today... The President of the University called off all of our classes from 12-1pm so we could attend and show our support for the tragedy.  It was sad, but it was also awesome to see everyone (almost 20,000 students and faculty) come together to share their thoughts and feelings about what happened.  There was a lot of crying and hugging and praying together because there were quite a few people here who knew someone they still haven't heard from... Even though I am far away from NY, it seems like this event has affected me so much...  I cant even begin to imagine how I would have felt if I was physically there... My heart goes out to everyone there... I wish there was something I could do besides sitting here and crying and worrying and feeling so badly for everyone who has been affected and wasn't as lucky as I was to learn you were safe... Sometimes I feel silly for getting so upset about it and just crying randomly while sitting in class or driving in the car, but then I sit back and realize that if I didn't get through this now, it will just build up inside me and who knows what would happen then... It just amazes me that this happened on U.S. soil though... In my lifetime I have never had to be faced with the threat of war, horrible acts of terrorism, or anything hitting so close to home, or maybe things have happened, but I was never at an age that I totally comprehended the seriousness of it... I have read in history books what wars were like in the past, and I read the news about wars going on in the Middle East, but nothing ever seemed as real as what happened on Tuesday morning... It scares me.   I know I shouldn't let it take over because then the terrorists have won - they have instilled fear into my mind and they want me to be scared... And until Tuesday, I never thought I would EVER have to even think of something this horrid in my country...

Anyway, I should probably be going... I guess I just needed to get all of that out, and you were the lucky one that I vented to (*half smile*)... If you made it this far through the email, thanks for listening.  I miss you, Dad, and I can't wait til you are back home in Illinois...

I love you.
Always,
Melissa</text>
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              <text>Dear Mike, it´s good (very good) to hear, that you´re
alive ... btw I can´t imagine that you´re OK, having
witnessed all that. But again it´s good to read that
you make the best of it. I hope it will be most
supportive to you (and your friends and family) if I
tell you how we feel back in Germany. 

Sandra and myself, we are both very sad and shocked.
Partly due to the excellent broadcasting and
communication systems, that deliver real-time and very
real and shocking news and pictures. At worked we
interupted a quiete important meeting, because we were
in the only meeting room with TV and nobody could
hesitate to watch the incredible news. I am shocked
not because I have lived in NYC but we have friends
and relatives there. But most of all I think we are
shocked because terrorism of that kind is new  - even
for us Germans. As you know, during the 70s and 80s
Germany has seen brutal /left wing terrorism. However
in most of the cases the terrorist targets were
symbolic persons in politics and the economy. Never as
I can imagine, so many innocent people lost there
lives and the value distroyed was so high. We are very
much with you and if there´s anything that you need
... please let us know. 

I hope you can cope with the bad things you have
witnessed and wish you the very best. 

Best wishes 

Philip &amp; Sandra. 
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              <text>To my dear firends, teachers and students in the U.S.A:

As we the people outside the U.S.A. watch appalled and horrified the unfolding of the catastrophic events that took place recently. I can not help but to write to all the people I your country I have been blessed to interact with one way or another to simply express my outrage, condolences and solidarity with the people of your country, any relatives or friends of you who might have suffered because of this cowardly attack.

 The U.S.A. a country that treated myself and my family so well, is a great nation for many reasons, but those of us who have had the privilege to live and learn from it know for sure that, chief among all virtues,  it is great for its very people. 

I just want to tell you that you should rest assured that vast mayority of the people of the world  who believe in freedom, democracy and justice for all is with you. We shall withness how you once again, become good example to the world, a good example for all us, specially in times like this. God bless America now and always.

My condolences to the American People and my solidarity with all of you.

Salvador Trevino and Family

Monterrey, Mexico

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              <text>from: ashley in Topeka
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Suject: Yesterday(writen on Sept.12)

Yesterday

Yesterday I heard,
something totally obsurd.
They said two planes had crashed,
and the Trade Center had been bashed.
And then when they had gone,
they also hit the Pentagone.
All the kids at school,
said that it was cool.
My friands and I all said,
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peopl are dead."
It made me mad,
to see people not sad.
I am sorry for the freinds and family,
of those who are gone,
and I pray they will have,
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But as I leave you with this note,
I hope everyone will see,
one day it could happen to them,
or maybe even me.

Writen By Ashley H. Of Topeka, KS
on September 12, 2002
(In loving memory of those who lost their lives YESTERDAY, and to those who will fighting for whats right.)</text>
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              <text>To: economy@ripco.com
From: news@portalofevil.com ()
Subject: POE News FLASH - IF YOU HAVEN'T HEARD -TURN ON YOUR TV or RADIO: 09/10/01
Importance: Normal
X-RBL-Warning: This E-mail was sent from a mail server with no reverse DNS entry.
X-Note: E-mail Out
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 10:31:31 -0400

The Pentagon and World Trade Towers Have Been Attacked By Terrorists *UPDATED***
=================================


Chez Noir***
Seems two planes with crashed into the world trade towers.   Both buildings are in flames from the top 20 or so stories.   The pentagon was also attacked and fire crews are working there.  



Star wars missile defense could not stop this. 



Updated*** Stock exchange closed.  Bridges and tunnels closed.  All airports closed.   No air travel this morning.



Cannot make phone call to NYC at this time.



People told to run - not walk when leaving government buildings in Washington DC.  Do not go to a federal building today.



No major news website will load right now.  So no pics - sorry.



Second tower explodes again - giant billowing of smoke, cannot see the second tower.



There is also a fire at the state department building.



THE SOUTH TOWER MAY HAVE COLLAPSED. At least a portion has.



The second tower (The south tower) to be hit was hit by a hijacked american airelines jet.  



Holy fuck.  This is bad.   CNN has a video of the second hit, fucking die hard movie.  Most of that building collapsed onto the street below, this means all rescue workers first on the scene are probably dead.  thousands dead.



People were alive in the building as the it collapsed, live people were toppling out of the building as it happened.



The first plane that crashed into the world trade center was a 767 .  The 767 can hold up to 304 passengers.  It was a plane coming from boston - a busy morning flight so odd on it was packed.



The tower is gone.  Everyone inside gone.  45 minutes to evacuate from impact to implosion.  



News is the pentagon was also hit by a commercial jet.  I can't sneak mace onto a plane, how do these people do it?


To Remove Click on this link or paste it into your browser
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              <text>Dear CPL net,

I thought you all might be interested in how important your email service was to me and my family yesterday and today. 

My daughter works at Salomon Smith Barney in New York City some ten blocks from the World Trade Center. My son goes to college in New York City and his dorm is 2 blocks from the WTC, across the part. Both were very close to the disaster yesterday. Both saw it all from their windows. Both were evacuated. Both are alive, thank you. Though considerably shaken. They were able to walk to Brooklyn where my daughter has her apartment.

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We probably exchanged two dozen emails yesterday and more today through SSB's server and of course through you. By the way, I could not get email through MS Network, with whom my son has his email acct.

Thank you, CPL.net!

Ron
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              <text>Dear Friends,

It was with shock and a mounting horror that I witnessed the wanton destruction of lives and property
in Lower Manhattan last night, our time. (Aust EST)

I went to work this morning feeling absolutely numb. I work in the CBD (downtown) in Melbourne, Australia. 
I have never seen this city so quiet on a weekday. The people were there, as usual, but seemed to move almost in silence.
The sense of shock, and unspoken sympathy, has permeated all corners of Melbourne.

Our prayers and thoughts are with America today.

God Bless you all,

Mick Molloy
Pennsy
Australia's No:1 SPF</text>
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              <text>&gt; From: 	Peter   
&gt; Sent:	Wednesday, September 12, 2001 1:16 AM
&gt; To:	(company) distribution list
&gt; Subject:	World Trade Center 
&gt; 
&gt; To my colleagues at (Company Name).
&gt; 
&gt; Suzanne  and I were in our 1
&gt; World Trade Center office on the 22nd floor at the time the airplane
&gt; crashed into WTC #1.  Our building was hit first and we were in the
&gt; stairway on the 17th floor during evacuation when Tower #2 was victimized.
&gt; I would like all of you to know that, by the "Grace of God", we are both
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&gt; WTC area and I am safe.  I also heard from a (company) source that Suzanne had
&gt; called in that she was also safe.  Regretfully, Suzanne and I became
&gt; separated during the stampede when WTC #1 collapsed to the ground with
&gt; smoke and other chemical substances flowing at great speeds throughout the
&gt; lower Manhattan streets. 
&gt; 
&gt; The "twin" 100 plus story WTC Towers never had a chance.  With this in
&gt; mind, we must keep all of those brave WTC tenants and employees, New York
&gt; City Firemen and Firewomen who either lost their lives or who are
&gt; hospitalized in our prayers.  Again, by the "Grace of God", Suzanne and I
&gt; had made it to the ground floor of WTC #1 just prior to the remains of
&gt; both buildings being completely leveled to their respective foundations.
&gt; Suzanne was just miraculous by making certain that I was able to continue
&gt; down the stairway during the tiring and scary evacuation.  I will never
&gt; forget her bravery.  Again, Suzanne and I got separated when Tower #1
&gt; collapsed during the period of time when everyone panicked and began to
&gt; run away from the WTC scene.  
&gt; 
&gt; I humbly ask all of you, my (company) colleagues, to please keep approximately
&gt; 200 NYC Fire Fighters in your prayers as they were the ones who were
&gt; climbing the stairway in our tower to the upper floors as we were
&gt; evacuating.  I personally patted many of them on their shoulders as they
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&gt; that I loved them and that God would watch over them.  These firefighters
&gt; climbed the stairway in full uniform while carrying tanks on their backs
&gt; and holding pick axes and other heavy tools which weighed them down
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&gt; 
&gt; God Bless all of you.
&gt; 
&gt; Peter
&gt;  
&gt; Thanks,
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              <text>X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000
Message-ID: &lt;3BAA3374.820A4366@cooper.edu&gt;
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 13:20:43 -0500
From: x
Organization: The Cooper Union School of Art
To: X
Subject: RECOVERY

I am totally aware that I may be starting to annoy you with these messages, but the desire to share and the immediacy of pressing a "send" button provokes me.  Please remember that the "delete" button is as easy to press.

James' brother Tom and his trusty German Shepherd Tango have been involved in Search and Rescue operations for several years now.  Tom lives just the other side of the Hudson in New Jersey and was walking Tango when he saw the second plane hit the WTC.  His resolve to help has been steadfast, and I thought would send you his latest news from what is now being called "Ground Hero"  XB

Tango and I are are officially on the job, having just spent two days in the recovery (sadly) phase of the response to the attack. We are off today but will return tommorrow to Staten Island, site of the formerly-closed landfill (aka dump) where hundreds upon hundreds of trucks dump the wreckage from lower Manhattan.

I will spare you the gruesome details.

They are settling in for the long haul. It has the makings of a small city up there already. Mobile offices were brought in yesterday, the National Guard is laying concrete, and there are probably 20 tents there already. National Guard, NYPD, FBI, Secret Service, FAA. Trucks the size of a 3-story building move the wreckage into piles where law enforcement agents armed with rakes and shovels pull out the large pieces of metal. Then a dog checks the piles. All the while, these huge trucks and bulldozers are milling about and the FAA "sharpshooters" fire noisemakers at the seagulls to keep them away. Armagedon Junior we call it.

We all wear white "bodysuits", safety glasses, hardhats and respirators. We also are provided free clothing including brand-new boots (donated by Nike) that we are encouraged to discard.

This setting, with the noise, machinery and sheer number of people, really impairs the ability of the dogs so we work them for only 20-30 minutes before resting them again. Tango probably had 5-6 "shifts" each day. I won't work Tango more than two days in a row.

Tuesday night we spent at a Red Cross shelter where out-of-town firefighters are also staying. Every need is met there - beds, showers, towels, underwear. Donations for the dogs include tons of food (not my brand, though), vitamins, eye and ear ointment and thousands of pairs of booties.

I am going to take care of myself (and Tango) throughout this. I'll back off when I need to. I am unclear, as we all are, how long a period of time before the dogs' impact will lessen. I'd guess probably less than 10% of the wreckage has been transported to the landfill.

Life has changed.
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Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 08:50:40 -0700 (PDT) 
       
 
Keith, Ben,

Wow.  For the last few hours, I've been numb.  Where
are you all right now?  Give me a status report.

The magnitude of today's tragedy is national.  But all
I can think about is the weekend before last.

It was almost dawn, coming back from our night dancing
at Webster Hall.  I had with me my two boys of the
evening, it was late and it was a softly quiet.  The
boys were tired and wanted to go home.  But I wanted a
moment.  

I asked them to walk with me down the street to the
river.  We sat on a bench, arms around each other,
stunned by the colors of dawn reflecting on the World
Trade Center.  It was a breathtaking image that will
stay in my mind.  

Eight days later, thousands of people lost their lives
in a catastrophe.  

I've been a wreck all day.  I can only imagine how
much worse it must be back home.

Love,
Joshua

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I am back at work.  I did get LJ's message too.  Great news!  It is nice to
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NYC right now.  Everyone here is pretty gloomy, and we are across the
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MN.  Although I don't think it has anything to do with NY - we are
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retribution will be.  I am sure that there are so many emotions floating
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Ugh.




Hi Ann
I couldn't open the attachment.
Are you bnack at work?
I think that there are thousands dead. This totally sucks and meakes me want
to
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to
go to is vulnerable.
Talk to you later, hope you got LJ's message re: Ryan.
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              <text>DISTRIBUTION LIST 1/14

I hope that my e-mail finds each and every one of you
safe and sound.  I also hope that each of your
respective families and groups of friends are also
alive and well.

I have spoken to many of you over the past few days
either via telephone or e-mail.  However, there are
still so many people to be reached.  I just hope that
each of these distribution lists get to you and that
you can all check in.

As you may know, I work in mid-town Manhattan. 
However, with a view of the World Trade Center right
down Sixth Avenue, it was emotionally frustrating to
see some of these events take place right before my
very eyes while knowing that there were so many people
trapped inside.

My best friend works in 2 World Trade Center, and
without knowing until about 4:00 pm Tuesday that he
had made it out safely, I was an emotional wreck. 
Many other close friends of mine also made it out
safely.  There are still a few unaccounted for,
however, and it is this uncertainty that is the most
painful.

Today, while watching CBS, I noticed a pretty Indian
girl on television holding up a photo to the camera. 
At first, I didnt really acknowledge who this person
was.  Then after taking a closer and more detailed
look at the photo she was holding, I almost dropped my
remote control.  I realized that this girl was the
daughter of some very dear family friends.  The photo
she was holding was an image of her and her brother. 
He worked for Carr Futures.  He was in his mid to
late twenties and was rising fast within the firm. 
Had I not been watching television at that specific
moment, I would never have realized that, he too, was
unaccounted for, and most likely dead.  The fact is,
there are too many people involved, and that makes it
very difficult to actually comprehend who we have
actually lost.

There is an eerie silence in Manhattan.  In a city
that lives as if its on a constant adrenaline high,
everything is numb.  The people look different, the
air smells strange and then, of course, there is that
eerie silence.  I find that the New York attitude is
gone.  People are actually letting the other person go
first, whether its at the ATM or at the local
Starbucks.  In fact, instead of rushing to their
destinations, people are calmly walking.  Whats the
rush?  Why have we ever been in a rush??  Even traffic
looks and sounds different.  Cab drivers are even
driving in an orderly fashion.  In fact, Im almost
certain that I actually saw one of them use his
blinkers today.  

I wish I could say that this level of stillness is
soothing, but it most certainly is not.

And as I write to you, I hear thunder slowly rumbling
in the distance.  Its supposed to rain tonight.  On
one end, that may be a good thing by helping calm down
some of the fires that continue to persist.  On the
other end, the rain may also hamper the ongoing rescue
efforts.  

Tonight, I have also received numerous e-mails from
various people all across the United States.  I have
been asked to forward this on to as many people as
possible.  I strongly feel that if you were ever to
receive a forward, this would be one that you would
actually want.  Its only a few lines long and I have
copied it below.

Please excuse the length of my e-mail, as I now
realize how long I have been writing for.  But I felt
that it was important to write to all of you.

I send you all of my love and blessings, and ask that
you drop me a note, if even a short one, just to say
that you are safe, even if you live outside of the
NY/DC/PA areas.

With Love,

Uday *

- - - - - - - -

&gt; Friday Night at 7:00 p.m. EST step out of your door,
&gt; stop your car, or step out of your establishment and
&gt; light a candle.   We will show the world that 
&gt; Americans are strong and united together against 
&gt; terrorism. 
&gt; Please pass this to everyone on your e-mail list.  
&gt; We need to reach everyone across the United States 
&gt; quickly.  
&gt; 
&gt; The message:  WE STAND UNITED - WE WILL NOT TOLERATE
&gt; TERRORISM! 
&gt; 
&gt; Thank you.</text>
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Sophie et al,

I was to meet with Mayor Giuliani this morning and give a presentation for a commission at 10:00. They told me to come an hour early because of security so I was riding in a cab down Broadway at 8:45 when the first plane flew over. I couldn't believe it, I heard the engines and looked up, it was just above the buildings, a small jet I thought, and a moment later, a boom. Tons of beautiful white paper drifted down on Manhattan. Our Democratic primary is today and my first thought was that a candidate had dropped political leaflets. Or at worst a small jet had hit the World Trade Center and blown out the office stock, an accident possibly because of a heart attack; a lone pilot is enough to fly small jets here.

I directed the cab a few blocks further and saw an amazing sight, a beautiful day and the North Tower on fire. I got out of the cab and watched as one person after another jumped to their deaths 90 stories up as the flames hit them. Behind me was the cavalry, a river of sirens and lights careening down the avenues  ambulances, Harleys, ladder trucks, black &amp; white weaving through traffic, all throttle and brake, honking, cursing, firemen craning their heads out the windows to look upwards, gaping at the damage, radio to the ear. It was the last thing they would never remember.

I turned away and was staring at the South Tower when the second plane hit. The concussion took my courage. It was an explosion beyond description, I felt that it was 1945 and I was in Berlin, or maybe Pearl Harbor in '41.

I could feel the heat three hundred yards away; everything on four or five floors, people and office equipment, came raining down on the crowd. We all ran north while it fell and got away before it hit because it was high up. As I glanced back I saw the contents of the floors on fire, people killed without a second to reconsider their lives.

As I was running by City Hall I heard my name called. A woman, a Mayor's aide, recognized me and pulled me past the gauntlet that had surrounded City Hall. I figured that I would be safe in there. Giuliani has turned City Hall into a fortress over the past two years. We didn't know what was happening and where the other "bombs" were so no one wanted to move. We sat calmly on the steps of City Hall inside these iron gates and rings of well dressed and heavily armed mayor security detail and felt safe, all the while watching thousands of bewildered people run up the street.

While sitting there speculating as to the future, the South Tower leaned over and fell onto Wall Street, and onto the emergency workers who had assembled there. It came down to the screams and wails of those watching, including mine. Never in history has anyone seen such a sight: A 110-story occupied building crashing onto other occupied buildings. I am sure that many people we know are dead.

Suddenly there was this 30 foot cloud that looked like the sea coming at us. Solid, roiling and white, we didn't know what it was or if it was a biological weapon or even if one could breath in it if it wasn't. The size and force of the cloud told me it would blow out the windows at City Hall and that I should run for my life.

I have never seen a New Yorker panic before, but we knew that something had happened way beyond our sassy world. We all scrambled behind city hall and jumped over the barricades and fences and got into the street and ran north. I threw one man's crutches over the final iron gate and then him. I never looked back. It was pandemonium.

Periodically while I was running I would pause at crowds of people assembled around cars with loud radios so we could get news. No one knew what else would happen. After the second explosion everyone knew it was so coordinated so maybe the tunnels would go up next. All of New York stayed in the middle of the streets. Millions of people walking, and no one would go near a building or tunnel or subway. The subways were all shut down. Everywhere people were crying.

One man saw me trying to use my cell (not working) and asked to call his wife in the World Trade Center. She was in the South Tower and certainly dead. I had to explain to him what I saw, but he was stilted emotionally and couldn't comprehend it. I would have waited longer with him but the cloud was still coming up Sixth Avenue so I kept going. There were long lines at the pay phones, which were mostly still working, desperate people trying to locate their families. I saw many cabs commandeered by Hasidim, they were yelling at other Jews on the street in Hebrew offering assistance to get them out of the area.

I finally got home, all sense of safety in my beloved New York City gone. We have fighter jets flying about our heads now, F 14's and F 16's at impossible speeds circling Manhattan as if in an air race. Now when I hear a jet motor, I wait for the explosion.

JC
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Hey- I just got out of bellevue.  It is a pretty sick scene up here.  The site of the towers burning and collapsing is just absolutely surreal.  I'm doing cv at Tisch (our private hospital) but they sent all of us over to bellevue.  It was pretty amazing.  They had every big attending and all residents ready and waiting.  One of the sick things was that there really weren't many true trauma patients.  The er got a lot of smoke inhalation, asthma, chest pain stuff, but I was in the trauma slot all day and night, and we really only had about 8 or 9 true traumas. 

No one is making it out alive.  All of our patients were cops and fireman.  People in the building won't be found for days.  All of the cops and fireman are saying they lost all their partners and squad members and that there are dead rescue workers all over.  I think most of the fire chiefs and police officials are all dead.  We had one fireman who came in early after having someone jump about 30 stories and land on his head.  He was in arrest when he was brought in  - and his buddies were the ones who brought him in.  It's probably the toughest thing I've ever scene, partly because of my admiration for firefighters.  My best friend sean lost his brother in law it looks like.  

I was worried for a while because my ex, lives one block from there, but she left her apartment about 10 minutes before it all happened.  I think her apartment is gone.  The whole scene up hear is just sickening.  
To see the national guard driving down the FDR and lexington avenue and to see all the fbi agents outside the medical examiner's office is just crazy.  I wish I was a few years ahead in my training and could have done a little more, but there wasn't really much for people to do.  I'll try to give you a ring when I can.  


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