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To: Mani1 who wrote (54577)	9/11/2001 11:33:22 PM
From: milo_morai	Respond to of 275872

You are right Mani.My hearts goes out to those effected. It is excruciatingly painful to lose a love to such random act of evil. Only those who have experience it really understand what I mean. Today has been oh so difficult and it keeps getting worse. My Grandfather was shot to death in 1969 by robbers who broke into his establishment. It affects you almost every week of your life. I pray that God will somehow help us to learn from this event to prevent it from ever happening again. May God bless those who lost a loved one today. M.

To: Mani1 who wrote (54577)	9/12/2001 12:55:28 AM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

<font color=purple>..."Always, history offers perspective So what if these scenarios don’t pan out? The global financial system was already in bad shape before Tuesday and sellers of stocks were swamping buyers with growing intensity. If worried investors decide to put all their personal funds in a lockbox and the Fed and Congress stand aside, you could look to the last major financial crises for the floor in the market. The October 1987 crash left the Nasdaq at 323 at its nadir, a level reached again four years later in October 1990 at the moment of greatest panic over oil supplies during the Gulf War against Iraq. If the markets had risen from there in a straight line that approximated the historic 6% return of stocks, that index would be at around 690 today instead of 1,680. That could be a real floor, but it’s unlikely to transpire if authorities do their job and thus avoid the fate that befell Gen. George McClellan two months after Antietam. President Lincoln replaced him with Ambrose E. Burnside after complaining about McClellan’s failure to press his advantage after victory. His comment: “If you don’t want to use the Army, I should like to borrow it for awhile.” The Bush administration likewise has a vast set of financial weapons at its disposal to battle this assault, and the public will replace it if used unwisely and too slowly." moneycentral.msn.com Images from today charlotte.com Very sad indeed.