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To: ml/nj
I thought the NY Times article today about the phone calls from those who were trapped was tasteless. I didn't read it.

I did, and thought it was the finest thing they have ever done.
Especially the interactive section.
In this regard, the lines of the potential of the Internet and the reality of the Internet actually crossed.

10 posted on 05/26/2002 7:13:13 PM PDT by eddie willers
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I did, and thought it was the finest thing they have ever done.

I've lived in the NYC suburbs for 34 years (save for my time in college) where the NYT is everywhere - and you're right on target.

22 posted on 05/26/2002 7:22:04 PM PDT by Senator Pardek
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To: eddie willers
Agreed. The NY Times article was very well done considering what a difficult subject it is. Watching the 9/11 special hit me so much harder than I would have thought it could, and I saw people jump and the towers fall with my own eyes from midtown. Afterwards I was glad to have had my complacent ass kicked up and down by the show. We CAN'T forget this day!
25 posted on 05/26/2002 7:22:38 PM PDT by finnman69
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I watched it my wife and daughters 10, 12 and 14 y/o. We were transfixed. We live in Manhattan, but our 14 y/o said "That was worse than it was!"

I told her that was only because we live above 59th Street.

28 posted on 05/26/2002 7:23:06 PM PDT by Pharmboy
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I read the entire article and the previous ones that the NYT has printed, they did a very good job on the recent 9-11 articles.
60 posted on 05/26/2002 7:46:45 PM PDT by joyce11111
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