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...knew that stopping them was going to end all of their lives," says Jeremy Glick's brother-in-law Douglas Hurwitt. "But that was my brother-in-law. He was a take-charge guy." Deena Burnett says, "I know without a doubt that the plane was bound for some landmark and that they saved many, many more lives than were lost on that plane...
Jenkins had worked since May of last year in the John Hancock Tower as a corporate offices service manager for Charles River Associates (CRA), a consulting firm. Before joining CRA, he held management positions at ADD Inc. Heidlage & Reece, P.C., Commonvest Associates Trust, Landmark Foundation and Palmer & Dodge, LLP. Last Tuesday, Jenkins was on his way to L.A. to meet with the West Coast branch of CRA, a voyage he made two or three times this year as he helped the company expand its domestic and international offices...
...attackers. Although our lives may indeed return to “normal,” things will never be the same. In regards to filmmaking, can you honestly say that you won’t feel even the slightest wave of nausea the next time you see an American landmark blown to bits in a cheesy action film? (Especially with today’s advanced technology, directors with designers and programmers can realistically destroy the White House, fill a coliseum with spectators or create violent forces of nature with the click of a mouse. Ironically, Independence Day was slotted...
...because of his remarkable rEsumE. The country's leading pro-democracy activist, he had endured jailings, beatings and a near execution by Korea's military strongmen. Arriving at the Blue House, he wasted no time launching his peace offensive toward North Korea, flying to Pyongyang last June for a landmark summit. At the awards ceremony in Oslo last October, the chairman of the Nobel committee compared Kim to Mandela, Sakharov and Gandhi: "To outside observers, Kim's invincible spirit may appear almost superhuman." But after a honeymoon, Kim the admired dissident has morphed in the minds of many Koreans into...
...destruction of lives, and of a landmark...