This interview, courtesy of Tom over at Fort Boise, is a moving look at the power of love, in the context of 9/11.
Regardless of how you feel about invading Iraq, the absolute failure (a US aircraft carrier was (virtually) sunk!! and that’s only the beginning … ) of US forces in a mock attack against Iraq, described in the following article, should give one pause:
I’m a sucker for high quality, high-res satellite photos, and these are kind of timely as well:
I did avoid the major media today, having no desire to re-view the images that I can see in my mind anyway. On the other hand, I did spend some time viewing different blogs, which I found satisfying.
This fascinating article, via Doc, outlines the recovery of some photographs taken by someone who was near ground zero that fateful day.
A powerful set of photos, were recovered from late photographer Bill Biggart’s personal effects. They trace his route that bitter September morning, as he was inexorably drawn closer to the center of events. A true photo-journalist, he gave his life capturing photos never before seen.
It was the best of times: Fed Accomplishments since 11Sep01.
It was the worst of times: Reason Magazine Reviews Changes since 11Sep01.
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