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To: RR who wrote (41679)	9/14/2001 8:09:10 PM
From: Mannie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65232

Hey Ranger... Those guys at the fish market are great. They have a lot of fun, and sell a heck of a lot of fish. Hope you can come up and buy one from them yourself. We'll cook it up at my place. I'll get the crab and prawns. Seeing an awful lot of American Flags up my way. Nice to see everyone pulling together. Have a great weekend. PS...we should be skiing in less than 3 months...oh yeah. Scott

To: RR who wrote (41679)	9/14/2001 10:29:47 PM
From: synchro_fan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65232

Hey RR! Tonight while watching the news item from my country's capital(ottawa), I was so pleased to see all the turnout on our Parliament Hills front lawn(and that is an understatement of a lawn). It was crowded with so many people for our participation in your national day of mourning. The only other time that I have seen so many people there was on our July 1st weekend when lots of people go to the front lawn to celebrate our country's birthday. In our town, there are lots of American flags. We have a building downtown where there is a mixture of Canadian and American flags ringing the roof top. There were black ribbons attached to the flags. Very moving scene. I could not find a USA flag so, as this is casual Friday, I wore red, white and blue for my American friends. Tears have flowed so freely. I especially remember watching the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald. His grief was so intense. God Bless you all! Syncie