Manhattan, A Photographer’s Journey by Henry Barnard
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I stepped off the elevator on the 71st floor of 1 World Trade Center only seconds before the first airplane hit. There was one person, a young man, still on the elevator when the doors closed.
The airplane jolted the building in such a sharp fashion that I lost my balance. I recall having the thought it was pointless to react to the lurch in the building because if the building went over, I was dead anyway.
Only a few feet from the elevator, I was standing near a stairwell entrance, which was situated next to the entrance to my department. A consultant I knew ran out of the department entrance, dashed to the stairwell door, and opened it hastily. As he did so, I asked him what he was doing, and he said he had been here in ’93 and was getting the hell out. Still stunned, I…
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The big political story in the United States is becoming less and less about the various bogus political attacks against Trump, and more and more about the splintering of the Democratic Party into two mutually distinct and potentially incompatible camps — the traditional Democrats (who have held power) and the so-called “progressive” wing of the party whose members tout themselves as “socialists”. The fissure between the two groups is growing larger and larger, to the point where one might conjecture a complete rupture of the party where the progressives break off to form their own new party.
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Manhattan, A Photographer’s Journey by Henry Barnard
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This is what you get when the Democrats call everyone a racist. Where is the press calling out this type of liberal demagoguery? Instead of being critical of it, they endorse it — everyone’s a racist, don’t you know. Pathetic. The liberal press and truth don’t have much in common anymore — they are just preaching an ideology. You can see where the concept of “fake news” comes from — journalists as advocates for political correctness.
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Back in the 1950s when TV was still young, all you needed to get content was an antenna. You put up your antenna and connected it to your TV set, and voila! TV shows appear on the channel you select. It was magic, and the only cost for getting these TV shows was the cost of the antenna and the TV set. The ads that accompanied the TV shows as well as the endorsements put out during the shows paid for the service. One immediately thinks of Wheaties, the Breakfast of Champions, or Dinah Shore belting out: “See the USA in your Chevrolet.” And you got it all for free — what a miracle!
Today, you don’t get TV content for free anymore, but the ads are still there. Think about that for a moment. In effect, you are paying to watch ads that you don’t really want to…
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