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To: LindyBill who wrote (38766)	4/10/2004 1:37:46 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793843

Reading all the political feces-slinging about 9/11 today was rather odd, as I have been sorting through stacks of papers I need to resolve and dispose of, and came across a post to Jay Chen on "Booms Bust and Recoveries" (I think it had a different name then) dated 9/16/01, about listening to a memorial service at St. Patrick's Cathedral on NPR. google.com I was able to track down the memorial - it was held at St. Patrick's in New York City - and listened to the part I remembered best, the Agnus Dei, but cannot tell the composer, I am guessing Mozart? Probably not Verdi . . . . At any rate, listening again to NPR on that date, I remembered how raw we all felt, and how confused. It's sad to watch the mutual good intentions slip away into partisanship, but I guess it's inevitable.