September 11, 2004
By the rivers of Manhattan,
By the buried teeth of her splintered oars,
By the meters upon which our saxophones are hung – 126 more words
September 11, 2004
By the rivers of Manhattan,
By the buried teeth of her splintered oars,
By the meters upon which our saxophones are hung – 126 more words
Although there are many attractions in New York, one of the newest attractions remembers one of the darkest episodes of the city.
The 9/11 Memorial & Museum which opened in 2014 is a memorial and museum in New York City commemorating the September 11, 2001 attacks, which killed 2,977 people, and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, which killed six. 433 more words
Do you hate long layovers? I don’t. I was returning to Korea from Thailand and had to stop off in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for about 10 hours. 262 more words
“Condemnation prior to investigation is the highest form of ignorance.”
This data unveils such critical data, when initially published the DVD was censored and taken down. 170 more words
Pieces I
Voicemail from Brigitte, received at 7.30am: ‘…just get home in one piece. I can’t wait to hold you.’
Grandparents
“Luk a’ tha’, Norma. Ah’ve jus’ blewn ma nose – agen – an’ ouwt came yet anuvver placenta o’ putrid black bogies.” 3,588 more words
Al Jazeera
Judge says plaintiffs’ lawsuit provides him with ‘reasonable basis’ to proceed under act passed by Congress. 332 more words
The truth shall set you free!
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/IFlXUpBfGN4