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Some shots from this morning:

     

I took these shots on my way to work, after the first tower collapsed, from over on 5th Avenue, just north of Washington Square Park. I live over on the East Side, where there was more smoke and dust but less of a good view of the action. I spent some time up on my roof, talking about the ramifications of all this, whether we're at war, whether this was a reaction or whether it's something we (as Americans) we should react to.

There's still a fire raging in the area that the radio and TV haven't mentioned. Smoke continues to billow around the area, six hours after the double impact. Whoever did this was masterful in their planning and stage management of the operation. It couldn't have happened better. Quite frankly, I'm surprised this hasn't happened before, I'm thrilled that there were no biochemical or nuclear weapons involved, and we might never find or catch whoever did this, despite assurances from Mister Bush.

I have a longer rant, but I'm just letting you know that I'm okay.