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Remember back when …
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- A historical view of the twin towers prior to that dreadful day in September.
- The towers were in the heart of the financial district and housed many different operations from finance, legal, services, government and more.
- Each building tower consisted of 110 floors accessed by 239 elevators divided into sections: view facts
- Underground levels included services, shopping, and a subway station serving 150K customers daily: trade center facts
- What comments can you share?
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INFO: history look 9/11 (new win) |
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INFO: timeline leading to 9/11 (new win) |
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AMAZON: 9/11 portraits (new win) |
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PINTEREST: about 9/11 (new win) |
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Aerial view of the collapsed towers
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- One of the most heart-breaking scenes – if you remember – is when each respective tower collapsed under it own weight.
- The crushing metal – glass – equipment – and unfortunately, many rescue workers and trapped victims.
- It is a scene that history will never forget.
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The aftermath following the towers’ collapse
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- Now for the aftermath that took years into cleanup and rebuilding.
- The first few weeks was the round-the-clock search and recovery of survivors.
- After that … the stories are endless.
- What comments can you share?
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INFO: ground zero recovery timeline (new win) |
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YOUTUBE: never-before-seen images of ground zero (new win) |
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Everyone is talking about green. But what does that mean to the average household. Well, energy efficient lighting and appliances, alternative energy, composting and more.
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9/11 memorial park
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- Today where the twin towers once stood is a memorial that surrounds the perimeter of each tower.
- Water flows from the ground level into the hole where the towers respectively collapsed.
- Names of the victims can be viewed as you walk around each memorial.
- What comments can you share?
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SERVICES: recovery services (see below) |
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Not the best day …
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- Our final image is that of a business man sitting with his brief case and disaster all around.
- Typifies that silent reverence of so many lives that were lost – a day we should never forget.
- What comments can you share?
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INFO: about 9/11 museum (new win) |
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YOUTUBE: inside 9/11 memorial & museum (new win) |
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