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				<title>My September 11th Rememberance</title>
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				<description>&lt;p&gt;There are a lot of people will be talking today about September 11th, and the last decade that has gone by. I&amp;rsquo;m not very eloquent when it comes to this stuff, but I just wanted to share a little. I was in High School, and I remember getting off the bus and people at school were talking about some plane accident. We got to first period, and our teacher began to explain what they think happened, and the possible causes. It just seemed so unreal, like my mind couldn&amp;rsquo;t really believe it was really happening. The rest of the day, the classes tried to go on like normal, but each class had updates: the second tower was hit, the first tower had collapsed, the second tower had collapsed, etc. One class just had the TV on as we watched the news. It was an odd day. I had friends back east who were concerned for their loved ones, and it still remains a somber memory.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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