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I am so sad he wasn't able to go clean tonight but am encouraged that he landed a clean quad and a 3 axel.
I am so sad he wasn't able to go clean tonight but am encouraged that he landed a clean quad and a 3 axel.
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Just got a chance to watch the LP again. He is so brilliant, and a definite performer. Watching the second time, not "in the moment" of the actual competition, it seemed to me as if he almost lost steam halfway through. He poured his heart and soul into his SP last night. I wonder just how much better this performance would have been if he had gotten a down day between the two programs, just as the dancers are getting...
Either way-love his skating, and hoping great things for the rest of the season! Looking forward to watching IN for Nationals. Wishing him all the best!!!
I've been a captivated uber of Jeremy's since I first saw him skate, which was at the 2007 Nationals LP skating to Tom Dickson choreography. He was the first male skater broadcast in the LP because his SP to American Beauty's "Dead Already" had not gone as planned, so he was skating in the penultimate group. I remembered loving his sophisticated music choices and the way he moved his body over the ice even upon first viewing him and I knew I was watching something very special. I recognized his immense talent immediately, thinking even then he was already a better and more interesting skater than the more publicized Lysacek and Weir. I consistently see shades of Robin Cousins and Matt Savoie in his skating. Everything about him is beautiful and truly touches my soul. I feel so fortunate and blessed to have the opportunity to watch him do what he does on the ice. I feel his love and passion for skating in every program he takes on; he is one of the few skaters currently who makes a human connection when he is performing. He is always giving the audience moments to savor and treasure when he is performing, whether it is a thoughtful arm movement or a pensive or playful look or a perfectly timed musical transition that takes your breath away. I always sense that he has taken great care and thought about how his music, movement, and programs touch and affect people emotionally. For me, he is the king of artistic nuances in the current skating world. What else can I say other than he really is Jeremazing!
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^So well said, so well said!
museksk8r, fantastic post.
The highest complement I can pay Jeremy is to say that he is skating the kind of programs that John Curry would do, were he skating today.
Technically difficult; combining intelligence, purpose, and artistic focus.
He invites the viewer "inside" his programs and you can see/appreciate the thought and intent behind them.
Very rare, indeed.
Crazy about sports!
I really hope he makes the US worlds team this year. He probably will, unless he finishes off the podium, but he should win the championship, just to make sure he gets on the team.
Why do I feel that the international judges don't respect him as much as they should? May be the mistakes are hurting him and creating certain biases....?
I watched the men's GPF LP on NBC today, instead of the online streaming that's usually my only option for watching skating. Even just seeing Jeremy's skating on a bigger screen makes me appreciate it so much more. He must be breathtaking to watch live in the arena.
*Bumping this up….*
Jeremy was FAN-FCUKING-TASTIC tonight at Nationals!!! Best outing of his SP yet!
His SP scored a 90.23, a US record
After he finished his jumps, I was cheering so loudly that I woke my kid up
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Thrilled for him tonight!! Really, a delightful performance-he nailed it.
I love that SP, it just suits him so, so well. Can't wait for the LP!
Well done, Jeremy
Woo hoo!!!!
I don't know if there's anything I can say that hasn't already been said... so I'll just add some more cheering.
Jeremazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm so happy right now!
Amazing !
Hope he'll do even better with his wonderful LP
Cannot wait to see it!
Because her dad and I both love swing music, MiniCyn's been exposed to Sing Sing Sing and all kinds of swing music by Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Count Basie, and other BB artists since she was a baby. She didn't exactly appreciate being jolted awake; I was wearing my earbuds so she didn't hear any of the music or the blathering of the commentators. She only heard my cheering and yelling, which caused her to bust into the office to complain. When I started explaining what I just watched, she was as she has no love for my overly-detailed pbp, my Jeremy-gushing, and how his skating matched perfectly w/ SSS and the other Big Band songs in it . As she left the room, she grumbled something along the lines that in my case, it should have been named "Scream Scream Scream" .
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Well deserved He knocked it out of the park. Nice to see his skate rewarded. Abbott & Rippon 1 & 2--a good night indeed!


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Liberal Boy Scouts at Skyline Drive. Boy Scouts on top Sky Line Drive at Canon City, Colo. 7-19-22
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View of cowboys standing and on horseback on the B.R. Grimes ranch in what was Woodward County, Oklahoma Territory, in 1897. A round-up herd of about 200 head of cattle is visible in the background. In 1907, Harper County was created out of portions of Woods and Woodward counties.
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Con Jackson (left) and Lee Larrabee (right) branding and ear-marking an animal near Arkalon, Kansas. Two horses with ropes tied to the saddles are visible in the photograph. Jackson won the riding contest at the Cattleman's Convention in Wichita, Kansas in the spring of 1901. A horse soon learns to keep the rope stretched tight so the animal has no purchase on the rope to jerk the horse.
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Amity Canal Project, 4 men and a bicycle. From Seward County Historical Museum, Ralph Bangs Jr. Estate.
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Each year, the chapter also recognizes outstanding work in the classroom by high school and college students. WEIU News Watch has been the recipient of a NATAS Mid-America Chapter student award consistently since 2009. This year's winning entry was a newscast produced on Feb. 28, 2014, and included several stories on a pending winter storm. The newscast was produced by Communication Studies major Margaret Langevin (senior).
Untamed Legacy: America's Wild MustangTuesday | 7 p.m.
The wild mustang: a living, breathing symbol of America's spirit... uninhibited, undaunted, free. The mustang is a true survivor, having outlasted most of its predators. As the range and resources shrink, the mustang's success could also be its demise. As the government searches for a solution, passionate people reach out to save these great animals...to save the wild mustangs...to save our untamed legacy The documentary focuses on the wild mustang's survival and struggles as resources diminish. It is shot in parts of Tennessee, Alabama, Nevada and New Mexico. UNTAMED LEGACY: America's Wild Mustang chronicles a mustang named Charlie on his journey from the wild to his new home in Alabama, and all the people whose lives he touches along the way.
Friday Music Block
8 p.m. - Live From the Artists Den
Ed Sheeran: At the historic meeting house of the New York Society for Ethical Culture on Manhattan's Upper West Side, Ed Sheeran needed little more than his voice and a guitar to whip a crowd of 700 fervent fans into a frenzy or hush them into enraptured silence. The rising British star bounded effortlessly from the hip-hop infused pop of "Lego House," the latest single from his acclaimed debut album "+," to sweetly, crooned ballads before sending an ecstatic audience home with his Grammy-nominated hit single, "The A Team."
Song List
- Give Me Love
- Drunk
- Grade 8
- Small Bump
- Kiss Me
- Lego House
- You Need Me, I Don't Need You
- The Parting Glass
- The A Team
9 p.m. - Austin City Limits
Randy Newman: Songwriting legend Randy Newman takes the ACL stage with a selection of his greatest tunes.
Sunday Lifestyle Programming Block
5 p.m. - Illinois Pioneers: Guy S. Little
Mark Leonard, former general manager of Illinois Public Media, sits down with Guy S. Little, Jr., founder of The Little Theatre on the Square in Sullivan, Illinois. In 1957, Little spearheaded the creation of Broadway quality theatre in south central Illinois. Some of his star cast members include Kitty Carlisle, Betty Grable, Van Johnson, Leonard Nimoy, Peter Palmer, Barbara Rush, Mickey Rooney and many more. Little discusses his midwestern roots, professional education, his dream-come-true and the many friends he has made thanks to The Little Theatre on the Square.
5:30 p.m. - Burt Wolf: Travels and Traditions
Burt Wolf's Family Vacation: Each summer, Burt takes his wife, a selection of his sons and daughter-in-laws and grandchildren to Europe. This program takes an irreverent look at one of their itineraries which includes Prague - the capital of the Czech Republic and Leukerbad in Switzerland. Our editors think it is Burt's contribution to "Reality TV" - somewhere between "Survivor" and "Animal Planet".
6 p.m. - All-Star Orchestra
Antonin Dvorak: Symphony No. 9 "From the New World"; Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Avanti! Inspired by American dreams and legends, Dvorak created some of his greatest works while living in the United States; above all, the "New World" Symphony. This program will investigate the multiple stories and influences - Native American, African-American, and Czech -that Dvorak transformed in his most forward-looking symphony. Ellen Taaffe Zwilich's Avanti! offers a contemporary interpretation of the American archetype of "moving on." Commentators will include author Joseph Horowitz, Dvorak expert Michael Beckerman and Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
7 p.m. - Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Tampa
It's been 15 years since ANTIQUES ROADSHOW first visited Tampa, Florida. Tune in to see how the appraised values have stood up over time. Highlights include a fork from the Hindenburg; a costume jewelry hat from around 1950; and a Louis Comfort Tiffany lamp with a "Rose Helmut" shade, ca. 1905, whose value has more than doubled since we first saw it.
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teratorn wrote::-) wrote:Ok, I was thinking: why is Jack there and why do we have a scroll that transports to Earth? And I came up with: its 'couse Parson will make Jack use the scroll on himself so Jack will get transported to Earth!
He would be sent to where he once belonged, Faq not Earth.
Depends on whether 'where he once belonged' is describing the fixed destination of the scroll or a description of the criterion built into the scroll.


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Hands On: Vuforia "Smart Terrain"
Uplinq attendees this week got to check out a cool new feature in the Qualcomm Vuforia augmented reality SDK.
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Uplinq attendees this week got to check out a cool new feature in the Qualcomm Vuforia augmented reality SDK.
At Uplinq 2013, Dr. Paul Jacobs announced the launch of its media-streaming platform, AllPlay.
Since releasing a beta of Qualcomm's vision-based mobile augmented reality (AR) tools and software development kit (SDK) last year, we have seen high levels of interest from a variety of industries. A free SDK and extension for Unity enables developers to easily create apps using AR on current Android smartphones with suitable cameras and processors.
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Director Peter Jackson talks about the difficulties of bringing "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" to the big screen. Plus, Peter tells Access why it felt "strange" to see Ian McKellan as Gandalf again and how "delightful" it was to work with Richard Armitage and Martin Freeman.
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a/p's 1998 (jive), 1999 (waltz), and 2002 (flamenco/tango) ODs
p/b's flamenco OD 2008
d/w bollywood SD
a/p's 1998 (jive), 1999 (waltz), and 2002 (flamenco/tango) ODs
p/b's flamenco OD 2008
d/w bollywood SD
Delobel and Schoenfelder 2008,
Daisuke Takahashi's Cyberswan, Yuna Kim's Tango de Roxanne, Stephane Lambiel's William Tell. All of them managed to cross over well to be exhibition programs too.
I also loved P/B's Doctor Zhivago SD 2010/2011: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxhcrd4oriE
The first one that came into my mind was this:
Mao Asada's "Clair de Lune" at 2009 World Team Trophy.
I remember one of the posters on this board (non-Japanese) wrote, " It was an honor for me to join the standing ovasion for Mao Asada." Here she succeeded in landing her first 3A-2T in SP, and everything is so beautiful.
About men's sp, for me the most impressive is Yagudin's "Winter".
And the Kerrs' Scottish OD as well, of course. (John Kerr's wearing of the kilt that season, of course, being much of the reason he won the PSOTY award )
I loved two OD tangos from the 1988 Olympics:
Katarina Witt's Hungarian program at the '84 Olys. The brilliance of that program was underplayed by the US media, so fixated on Roz and Elaine (and Tiffany).
Carolina Kostner worlds sp 2007
I can't believe no one has mentioned Lulu's Spring Breeze from 96 Worlds...
Kwan's 1998 Rachmaninoff.. I don't think anyone has listed that one..
"Marge, if you're going to get mad at me every time I do something stupid, then I guess I'm just going to have to stop doing stupid things!" - Homer Simpson in the Mr. Plow episode
Michelle's Romanza
Sasha's Dark Eyes
Irina's Totentanz
Alexei's Winter
The Kerr's Scottish OD
Meryl & Charlie's Bollywood
I will not be ignored! -Me
Berezhnaya&Sikharulidze: Lady Caliph - 2002 Oly
Mishkutenok&Dmitriev: Don Quixote - 94 Oly
Gordeeva&Grinkov: Flamenco - 94 Oly
Mao Asada: Nocturne 2013-2014 season
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Movin' right along
Music on the go, isn't that what your iPod is all about? Well, that's certainly where the shuffle starts; as the smallest of the newest generation of iPods, the shuffle sports a durable, sleek body made from a single piece of aluminum, and then polished to a beautiful shine so you can appreciate it's style. The shuffle is easy to carry around, and keep within easy reach, thanks to a clip that you can attach to your clothing.
Good things come in little packages
Just because it's the smallest of the new iPods doesn't mean the shuffle is the runt of the litter. With 2GB of storage space, you can store hundreds of songs , so there's plenty of space available for your favorite music. Or podcasts. Or audiobook. Or . . . well you get the idea. Plus, with up to 15 hours of battery life on a single charge, you've got plenty of time to enjoy it.
Making your lists
Sometimes you just want to randomly go through your music, letting it take you where it will, but sometimes you just have a certain group of songs you want to go through. Luckily, the shuffle is ready for you with the ability to support multiple play lists imported from your iTunes library. Have a certain set you like to sweat to, another group to travel with, and a third list that gets you through the rest of the day? No worries, you can load them all on the shuffle and change them at your leisure.
Your own personal DJ
It shouldn't come as much of a surprise by now, but there's a musical Genius lurking inside your iTunes music library. By enabling the Genius feature in iTunes, it dynamically creates lists of songs that go together from your library. Once you've got a list you like (or maybe just a list that intrigues you), import it to your shuffle and you'll be able to listen on the go. And of course, the more information you give it, the smarter your Genius becomes — so don't be shy about rating your music and adding to your library!
Voice killed the video screen
While iTunes may have its Genius, the shuffle is a language master with its voiceover feature. Rather than relying on your eyes, the VoiceOver feature can read back everything from song titles and artists, to play list names. Plus, it can do it in 25 languages (it picked up 5 more since the last shuffle), so even if you're going from Canadian Punk to Turkish Arabesque, your shuffle will be able to identify your songs to you.
Pushing your buttons . . . in a good way
With so many options for audio, it's important to be able to control it on the go. Thankfully, the shuffle features large, easy to use buttons right up front to make control a breeze. Intuitively placed, the center button lets you play and pause, while the left and right buttons push your play list forward and back, as well as control the VoiceOver functionality for play lists and Genius mixes. Up and down controls your volume, so you can choose how loud things get. The top buttons control how your music flows, allowing you to select whether you want to let the shuffle live up to its name, or just play straight through your library or playlists, as well as give you quick access to VoiceOver.
Easy being
It shouldn't be too surprising that a company as dedicated to good design would also be dedicated to good environmental stewardship, and the iPod shuffle is a great example of their dedication. Not only is the shuffle free of brominated flame retardant and PVC, but the aluminum enclosure is highly recyclable as well – so even after it plays its last note, you can be sure it just become a waste of space. And speaking of waste, Apple has reduced the amount of packaging they use as well, to the tune of it being 60% smaller, and 53% lighter. That's music to anyone's ears.
In the box:
Included with your purchase of the iPod shuffle are: Apple Earphones, iPod shuffle USB cable (45mm), Quick Start Guide and other product information, and the iPod shuffle.
i-pod (July 13, 2011)
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Reviewed By: sandi a. - lakeland, FL
At this time, everything is perfect.
Great iPod (June 11, 2011)
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Reviewed By: Mandy S. - Hamilton, MT
This little iPod is perfect for running! It couldn't be simpler to use and set up.
Apple Shuffle (December 28, 2010)
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Reviewed By: Frank P. - Comanche, TX
Apple Ipod Shuffel ....once the download is complete and the music library is fullfilled the Ipod is a great item to have . I found that even the second time aroun d as i have bought two from Vanns, the need for customer service at Apple was needed on each one. the directions included are very uninformative . But once all is done they are great to have for work or play. Vanns again did a top notch job.....no tax free shipping and a great price.
iPod shuffle (October 31, 2010)
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Reviewed By: Ward, b. - Missoula, Mt
Well worth the money, if you want to take a portion of your music with you. Easy to manage just like all the other iPods in the product line. Nice warm sound in a very small package. Plenty of output to drive headphones under 100ohms.
Comparison Specifications
- Compatible formats: AAC / Protected AAC / MP3 / MP3 VBR / Audible / Apple Lossless / AIFF / WAV
- Data transfer by USB cable
- VoiceOver with 25 supported languages
- Skip-free playback (flash memory)
- 20Hz to 20,000Hz frequency response
- Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Up to 15 hours playtime when fully charged
- Stereo headphone minijack (3.5mm) output
- Minijack to USB cable input for charging and data transfer
Additional Specifications
- 2GB flash drive
- Stores data via USB flash drive memory
- Included earbud headphones (20Hz to 20,000Hz frequency response/32 ohms impedance)
- Compatible with iTune Genius playlists
- About 3 hours charge time for full charge
Manufacturer Specifications
- Mac system requirements: USB 2.0 port, Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later, iTunes 10 or later, Internet Access required
- Windows system requirements: USB 2.0 port, Windows 7 / Windows Vista / Windows XP Home/Professional with SP3, iTunes 10 or later, Internet Access required
- Environmental status: highly recyclable aluminum enclosure, PVC-free, brominated flame retardant-free, smaller more compact packaging
- Supported languages: Chinese (Cantonese, Mandarin) / Czech / Danish / Dutch / English (Australia, UK, US) / Finnish / French (Canadian, France) / German
- Supported languages (continued): Greek / Italian / Japanese / Korean / Norwegian / Polish / Portuguese (Brazil, Portugal) / Russian / Spanish (Mexico, Spain) / Swedish / Turkish
Dimensional Specifications
- Dimensions: 1.24" W x 1.14" H x .034" D (True volume: 0.35 cu. inch including clip)
- Weight: 0.44oz
Apple 2GB iPod Shuffle Warranty Details
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The September 11, 2001 extra edition of The Wichita Eagle. It was printed around noon on September 11 after the attacks.
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The September 12, 2001 edition of The Wichita Eagle.
Sherri Rundell-Bass waves an American flag from a crosswalk above Highway 54 during rush hour near downtown Wichita. Rundell-Bass said she saw a man doing the same thing on the I-5 freeway in Los Angeles on television and knew she had to do it also. (September 11, 2001)
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Derl Stafford, home delivery manager at the Wichita Eagle, sells a street edition of the newspaper in front of the Wichita Eagle on September 11, 2001. The newspaper put out an extra edition filled with stories about the terrorist attacks on Washington D.C. and the World Trade Center in New York.
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Kansas Governor Bill Graves talks with reporters after reading a statement in front of the Hyatt Hotel in Wichita, Kansas, on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. He was in the city for a conference with Japanese business and government officials discussing trade issues.
Sebastian Guthery watches the World Trade Center video on televisions at Best Buy on North Rock Road on September 11, 2001. Guthery went to the store to watch the coverage as he was in the process of moving and his televisions were not unpacked.
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A row of America West planes sit on the tarmac at Mid-Continent Airport on the afternoon of September 11, 2001.
Passengers of some of the 20 flights that landed at Mid-Continent on September 11, 2001 make their way through the airport. (September 11, 2001)
Senior Airman Micah Seyler and Rex, a bomb sniffing dog, wait to check the next vehicle in line at McConnell on September 11, 2001. All vehicles entering the installation were opened up and searched after the base went to Threatcon Level Delta. (September 11, 2001)
Senior Airman Micah Seyler and Rex, a bomb sniffing dog, check a truck entering McConnell Air Force Base on September 11, 2001. All vehicles entering the installation were opened up and searched after the base went to Threatcon Level Delta.
Jacob Siles, of Israel, (right) questions American Airlines flight attendant Refael Franco on September 11, 2001 at Mid-Continent Airport in Wichita. Siles' flight was the last one diverted into Wichita, and the passengers were having trouble understanding about their accomodations for the evening.
A Mid Continent Airport passenger prays after learning about terrorist attacks at the New York World Trade Center on Septemeber 11, 2001.
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American AIrlines first officer Sean Pavlich answers travelers questions after returning to the Mid Continent Airport terminal before take-off on the morning of September 11, 2001.
John Orth, a district manager for The Wichita Eagle, holds a copy of the special afternoon edition of the newspaper featuring the news of the attacks on New York and Washington on September 11, 2001.
A long line of people sign up to donate blood at the American Red Cross on the morning of September 11, 2001.
Jennifer Austin relaxes after donating blood at the American Red Cross. on September 11, 2001 Like many Wichitans, the 21-year-old dancer wanted to donate blood to help the survivors of the World Trade Center bombing.
Mid Continent Airport passenger Guillermo Mateo, Wichita, uses his cell phone to contact family after learning about terrorist attacks at the New York World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001. "We were right here on the runway," Mateo said, "and we turned around and came right back." He and his wife, Grace, were traveling to North Carolina.
Melissa Smith, from south New Jersey, reacts when learning about terrorist attacks at the New York World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Smith said her husband worked at the Trade Center two weeks ago, before taking a job elsewhere. "All our friends are in the Trade Center," she said.
Avis employee Mary Dickens, left, comforts Melissa Smith from south New Jersey in a snack bar at Mid Continent Airport on September 11, 2001. Smith said her husband worked at the Trade Center two weeks ago, before taking a job elsewhere. "All our friends are in the Trade Center," she said.
Chenoa Simmons lights a candle during a prayer vigil at College Hill United Methodist Church on the evening of September 11, 2001.
Candles are lit during a prayer vigil at College Hill United Methodist Church on the evening of September 11, 2001.
Melissa Smith, of Vorhees, N.J., was on a flight from Philadelphia to San Diego that was diverted to Wichita following the attacks on New York on September 11, 2001.
McDonald's employee Will O"Neal puts up a new sign at the McDonald's at Dugan St. and Hwy 54 on September 11, 2001.
Security guards check vehicles entering McConnell AFB on September 12, 2001.
Vehicles entering the east and west gates of McConnell AFB now must drive through a maze of concrete barricades and be searched by security officers. (September 12, 2001)
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Islamic Society Prayer serivce on September 14, 2001.
Islamic Society prayer service on September 14, 2001.
Gwendolyn Graham sings during a prayer service at Wesley United Methodist Church on September 14, 2001.
Veterans, left to right, Cooley Edison, U.S. Army in WW II, and Walter Landwehr, U. S. Army Korean War, wave their flags at the East Kellogg traffic on September 14, 2001 with other VA employees at the VA hospital.
Security guards use a search dog to check vehicles entering McConnell AFB on September 12, 2001.
Bill Phares reads his Bible during a prayer service at Wesley United Methodist Church on September 14, 2001.
Nabil Seyam, of the Islamic Society of Wichita, left, accepts a vase of sunflowers from Woody Thompson, who stopped by before a special service at the Muslim Community Center in north Wichita. "These are Kansas sunflowers from my yard, Thompson said, "and we just want to let you know we stand for religious freedom in this country." (September 14, 2001)
Jihad Muqtasid, center, prays with other members of the Islamic Society of Wichita during a special service at the Muslim Community Center in north Wichita on September 14, 2001. Wichita Muslims were urged to reach out to the community and comfort their fellow Wichitans and to pray for peace.
Over 100 people walk down the river near the war memorials on September 14, 2001 to show their unity amid the sorrow for the victims of the terrorist attack of Sept. 11th. "The kids kept asking what they could do since they're too young to give blood or money," said Ron Kane, Scout Master of Troop 394, "This is concerted effort of many phone calls made last night."
Parents and teachers send off busloads of students from Vermillion and Maize Elementary Schools on September 14, 2001 by waving American flags. Over 1000 students, kindergarten through fifth grade, participated in the event.
Kapaun players Richie Rhea (2) left, Adam Burrus (12), center, and Patrick Cleary (12), along with an official, bow their heads in a moment of silence before kicking off against East on September 14, 2001. The players attempted to light candles in remembrance of the attack victims, but wind kept the flames from burning.
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Bradley George, a Rose Hill High School senior, right, and Richie Svetecz, second from right, holds their hands over their hearts during the national anthem before the Rockets' game against Circle High School at Rose Hill on September 14, 2001. The school also had a moment of silence before the game.
Nadine Malay prays during a service at Wesley United Methodist Church on September 14, 2001.
Independent School kindergarten teacher Kathy Dunlavy helps student, Cara Anderson, with her flag that she made to be displayed in front of the school on September 14, 2001.
Dallas Fiszel, 8, a second grade student at the Independent School, works on his American flag in Betsy Gaudreau's class on September 14, 2001.
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Rabbi Leon Eliouh and Ester Friedman of Israel were happy to receive free T-shirts while they were staying at Camp Hiawatha in north Wichita. They were among other Israelis that were stranded in Wichita after their El Al flight to Los Angeles was forced to land at Mid Continent due to the shutdown of flights in the U.S. related to the attack on New York and Washington D.C. The group was given t-shirts, ball caps, yo-yos, and other souvenirs donated by the city, the Convention and Visitors bureau, and Festivals Inc. (September 12, 2001)
With packed luggage nearby, Ilana Rosensthein of Tel Aviv rests on a couch at Camp Hiwawatha after visting Cowtown on September 12, 2001. She was among other Israelis that were stranded in Wichita after their El Al flight to Los Angeles was forced to land at Mid Continent due to the shutdown of flights in the U.S. related to the attack on New York and Washington D.C. The county offered the group a free tour of Cowtown during their stay.
KFDI radio disc jockeys hangAmerican flags on a billboard near I-235 and North Broadway on September 12, 2001.
Rob Winslow, pastor of Christ Community Church at 2130 S. Webb in east Wichita, sets letters on a sign on September 12, 2001. announcing nightly prayer services at the church. About 15 members of his congregation are McConnell or retired military families. . "We have pilots and reserve members who are directly affected," he said, "and we know there is a lot of fear and worry for their families as to what happens next." It is the closest church to McConnell AFB.
Shelly Davis and her daughter Heather pray for the victims of the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11 at a Vigil for Peace at the First United methodist Church.
Airport Safety Officer Jerry Wilkerson does a security sweep of the ticket counter area at Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport on September 11, 2001.
Jason Harris, an employee at Don's TV and Video at 2nd and Hydraulic, places a message on their sign in response to the terrorist attacks. (September 12, 2001)
Jeff Knipp (left), of Knipp Corporation, helps Mike Crawford of Wichita, (right) put an American flag on his vehicle on September 12, 2001. Crawford has a cousin who worked in the World Trade Center who was at work on Tuesday and has not been heard from yet.
Jim Armour prays during the noon mass at St. Mary's Cathedral. Twice as many people worshiped at the noon service due to the terrorist attack in New York and Washington D.C. (September 12, 2001)
On Sept. 11, 2001, David Lamp, then-principal at Mueller Elementary School in Wichita, talks to a fourth-grade math class about the attacks in N.Y. and Washington, D.C. Lamp visited every class to calm the students and assure them that they are safe.
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Ben Bowman, a fourth-grader at Mueller Elementary, listens as principal David Lamp talks to his math class about the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Lamp visited every class to calm the students. (Sept. 11, 2001)
Mary Linares prays during the noon mass at St. Mary's Cathedral on September 12, 2001. Twice as many people worshiped at the noon service due to the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C.
Candy Storey of Sedgwick, KS., coaxes a smile from her daughter Michelle Danielle, who was born at 9:57 a.m. on September 11, 2001.
Yaffa Moorvitch rest her head on her husband Josh's shoulder on September 13, 2001 at Mid-Continent Airport. A few flights made it out of the airport after a ban on commercial air traffic was lifted. (September 13, 2001)
Shelly Davis and her daughters Heather, right, and Kaylee listen to Mayor Bob Knight speak out for peace at the First United Methodist Church in downtown Wichita on September 11, 2001.
Kim Wilson of Winfield gives her husband Jason one last hug before she and other Red Cross volunteers board an airplane at Raytheon bound for New York to help in relief efforts after the terrorist attack. (September 13, 2001)
The nursing staff at Via Christi-St. Joseph NICU placed thirty American flags alongside cribs to show their patriotism following the attack on September 11. (September 13, 2001)
Jesus Viera prays during a vigil at LD Stadium on September 13, 2001. Thousands of Wichitans showed up to pray for the victims of the 9/11 attack.
Shawnja Allen prays during a vigil at LD Stadium on September 13, 2001. Thousands of Wichitans showed up to pray for the victims of the 9/11 attack.
Darlene Coleman prays during a vigil at LD Stadium on September 13, 2001. Thousands of Wichitans showed up to pray for the victims of the 9/11 attack.
Steven Difede of New York City has his rental car searched by Mid-Continent safety officer Mike Johnson as he returned it to the airport on September 12, 2001. Cars using the short-term parking had their cars searched.
Veterans, right to left, Cooley Edison, U.S. Army in WW II, and Walter Landwehr, U. S. Army Korean War, wave their flags at the East Kellogg traffic on September 14, 2001 with other VA employees at the VA hospital.
VA employees Phyllis Thompson and Norma Hardesty wave flags to cars on East Kellogg on September 14, 2001.
Charles and Rosalyn Davis, and their daughter, Hope, 2, walk across the lawn of the VA Hospital to wave their flag with other VA employees waving flags on September 14, 2001.
An unidentified traveler sleeps on the floor of Mid-Continent airport on September 12, 2001. Travelers who showed up at the airport hoping to reach their destinations soon realized it would be awhile before they would be able to leave.
Molly Gabrielson, 7, a student at Pray-Woodman Elementary School in Maize, watches as students board school buses on September 14, 2001 at Vermillion Primary School. Students were sent off for the weekend with a mass waving of the American Flag.
Ret. SFC Patrick Yagla and Cindy Bourgeois, wife of Air Force Reserve First Sgt. Gregory Bourgeois, show their support for troops while parked on Rock Road near the entrance to McConnell Air Force Base on September 14, 2001. Yagla is a Vietnam veteran, and Bourgeois's husband is in on duty in France right now.
Yolanda Mayfield buries her head in her hands as she joined others at the Tabernacle Church at a service for the victims of the terrorist attack. (September 15, 2001)
Carol McClellan, left, leads a group in prayer at the Tabernacle Church of God in Christ in northeast Wichita on September 15, 2001 for the victims of the terrorist attack Sept 11th.
Seventh-grader Brittany James wrote a letter asking for teddy bears or stuffed animals remembering how it helped her when she lost her little brother. Helping her is Andale 6th grade teacher Corey Cress said he would drive the donated stuffed animals to New York. (September 15, 2001)
Sharon Smart wipes away her tears Friday at St. Mark's United Methodist Church during a vigil for the victims of the terrorist attack on Sept 11th. (September 15, 2001)
KU's Memoral Stadium sits empty at 11:30 am on September 15, 2001. This was the time the game against Wyoming would have been kicking off. Collegiate games were postponed due to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Flowers and a KU cap were left in the bell-tower on KU's Campanile Hill on September 15, 2001 in honor of those who died in the terrorist attacks.
Brandon Pierce prays during a Sunday morning service at University United Methodist Church on September 16, 2001.
Mike Isham, foreground, joined hundreds of Central Community Church's congregation at the front of the church to pray during a service on September 16, 2001.
L-R, Traci Teachout, Cinthya Bowmaker, and Paige Manning hug each other while praying during a church service that was led by the Wichita Church of Christ and held at Central Riverside Park. on September 16, 2001. About 200 people attended the service and had a picnic lunch together afterwards. The service in the park is something the church does several times a year to encourage members to invite their neighbors. The church's pastor, Tim Bernitt, spoke about Satan being behind the recent terrorist attacks.
Members of the Central Community Church congregation spontaneously hold hands during the hymn, "It Is Well With My Soul." (September 16, 2001)
Members of the Central Community Church choir Eileen Yamauchi, left, and Kristi North wipe away tears during Sunday's service dealing with the terrorist attacks. (September 16, 2001)
Wendy King, a sophomore at Heights High, waits for the bell after lunch with a stars and stripes bandana. (September 17, 2001)
Koch Facilities Management employees hang on tight to a 33'x55' American flag that they were attaching to the south side of the Koch Industries building on 37th N. Koch officials searched nationwide for a flag large enough to display on their building and finally found one in Mississippi. (September 18, 2001)
Christopher Coulson waves his tiny flag near the west gate of McConnell AFB to show his support for the Air Force and to the other military personal passing by. "I wanted to do something to show my support," Coulson said. Confined to a wheelchair since 1978 due to muscular dystrophy, Coulson decided to do what he could and that was to wave the flag. (September 18, 2001)
Jeff Harris (driver) and friend Brian Johnson turn into the U.S. Marine Corps recruiting office to enlist. (September 18, 2001)
Dave Blow flies his colors behind his motorcycle along west Douglas. Blow served two tours in Vietnam in the Army Rangers and Special Forces, and was first seargent in the Balkin Islands in the anti-terrorism force protection unit. Still in the Army reserves, he expects to be returning to active duty in the anti-terrorism force. (September 18, 2001)
Terry Wolfsbauer of Park City finishes painting an American flag on the garage door of his Park City house Thursday evening. Wolfsbauer and about eight other homeowners in a northern Park City neighborhood started painting their garage doors last week to show their patriotism after the terrorist attacks Sept. 11. The trend started when one of the neighbors, Sheryl Karleskint, was unable to find a flag to buy. Her daughter Kari, age 8, suggested they paint one on their garage door and after a family discussion where the parents had their doubts about the idea, Karleskint relented and designed and painted the flag on their garage door. Slowly but surely, many of her neighbors were coming to her to help them with their doors. (September 20, 2001)
With the nuclear containment tower in the background, a Wolf Creek Nuclear Security officer guards the entrance to the facility. Security has been increased with more manpower and more firearms due to the Sept.11 terrorist attacks on the east coast.(September 20, 2001)
Tammy Holt places styrofoam cups spelling "God Bless the U.S.A." on the walkover just south of Pawnee on I-135. She placed two sets of the words, one facing north and one facing south. (September 19, 2001)
Brittany Vines, 8, holds one of the American flag crosses made from Popsicle sticks that she passed out with a group of friends to residents at Terrace Gardens assisted living center on September 19, 2001.
Tracy Way holds her daughter Alexis, 2, as she joins her mother Linn Bertog, left, and others from the Woodland Lakes Community Church atop on overpass over Kellogg near Washington on September 19, 2001.
Linn Bertog, left, and her granddaughter Alexis way, 2, wave flags from an overpass on Kellogg near Washington on September 19, 2001.
Linn Bertog and her granddaughter Whitney Way, 4, show their enthusiasm as they wave flags from a Kellogg overpass near Washington on September 19, 2001.
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