9/11 statistics

http://nymag.com/news/articles/wtc/1year/numbers.htm
This is a magazine article with various statistics on 9/11 ranging from deaths to firemen that retired after, it is reliable because it was printed in a NY magazine.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2002/aug/18/usa.terrorism
This is also another article on various statistics on 9/11, this is yet again fairly reliable because it was found in a world magazine.

http://911truth.tripod.com/pentagon.html
This is just some information on the pentagon being hit, it also involves some good photos.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_11_attacks
This webpage is reliable, wikipedia has always been reliable and I use it all the time, this is an article that includes not only stats but possible motives and other good information.


http://smartstat.net/the-war-in-iraq-after-911-statistics-and-facts-on-the-war-in-iraq/
This is an article that doesn't necessarily focus on the actual date of september 11th but the aftermath of it (The war in Iraq)

Newspaper Article on 9/11

September 11^th News Article

Early on the morning of September 11^th, 2001 two planes collided with the both towers of the World Trade Center. Members of the Al-Qaeda terrorist group hi-jacked planes and flew them into the towers. The attacks both happened early in the morning. Another plane was flown into the Pentagon. The fourth and final plane that was hi-jacked was flown into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The death toll is reportedly 2,996 deaths, which includes terrorists and casualties. The towers both had steel supportings to hold them up; this was the first fire to ever bring down a steel structured support system. Firefighters and paramedics quickly rushed to the scent to go and rescue people stranded on the top floors. 341 firefighters were lost in the attack. They were doing their job to fight the blazing inferno and save people. The buildings crumbled on top of them they had no idea that the buildings were going to fall. The plane that crashed into the field in Shanksville had reportedly been re-captured by the people on the plane. They saved the plane from crashing into the White House. The United States went to war with the Middle East terrorist groups shortly after.

The effects of 9/11

These articles explore the effects of 9/11 in a variety of ways such as the health effects it inflicted on many Americans.9/11 compromised national safety,which at that point, was at an all-time high.The links posted are collected information on the effects of 9/11.

http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/wtc/html/know/know.shtml

This article explores Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, which was caused by 9/11. It studies the people that were most likely to develop the disorder,such as people who cleared the bodies, as well as the people who lost loved ones in the disaster. Its detailed and covers a lot of the symptoms and statistics associated with PSTD caused by the largest terrorist strike on US soil.

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=continuing-effects-of-9-11

This article was published by the New York University(NYU). It focuses on the mental health disorders of 9/11 and attempts to explain why its so prevalent in the society.

Here,interviews were held with people that were near the event, and were found to have increased brain activity in the amygdala when reciting the heinous occurrence, a sign of mental disorder.

http://www.dailycamera.com/business/ci_18807405

This article explores the business effects caused by 9/11.Many industries and businesses were affected by this.Attendances for social events plummeted, people were scared to go to work, to go to the mall, even to go to church, scared of another terrorist attack.This article interviews the businessmen and workers who could not perform their jobs properly because of 9/11.

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/749033

An article from the Lancet, a reliable magazine, showing the risks associated with firemen and the general public who came into close contact with the fire from the World Trade Center.It shows increased risks of cancer as well as radioactive waves which caused mild brain damage.

http://space.about.com/cs/iss/a/911attacks_2.htm

This link shows the feelings experienced by Americans immediately after the attack, as well as the rapid response by the authorities and the speed at which the news was conveyed.It also takes into account the feelings of an astronaut,the only American off the planet at the time of the attack.

A police report on 9/11

Early on September 11,2001,19 hijackers seized control of four planes.Calmly and precisely, and using sophisticated methods of communication, they systematically crashed two planes into the World Trade Center.One other struck the Pentagon, while another landed in a field near Shankville.

The motivation of the hijackers seemed at first to be unclear, but upon further
investigation, it appears to be an attack executed by the terrorist group Al Qaeda.

All military force in the nation, including the CIA, are working to prevent a recurrence of this situation and have already brought justice to some of the perpetrators of this heinous crime.

Personal Accounts of 9/11

All of this web links are personal accounts of the effects of 9/11.  Most articles are in the point of view of adults, but in one of the articles, it is in the point of view of a child.  All of these resources are reliable.  They range from New York Magazine to The Weather Channel.  Each article has a different point of view, but they are all valid interpretations of the events of 9/11.  Some of these pages are even in blog form with dates and times, which I like a lot.

http://nymag.com/nymetro/news/sept11/2003/n_9189/
New York Magazine is a credible and famous magazine.  There is no doubt about it.  What makes this article unique is that it includes the points of view of 16 different individuals.  This article gives good detail and tells a story, which I think rather than reading facts, makes these events more relatable.

http://www.noevalleyvoice.com/2001/December-January/JimC.html
I like this article because it is in blog format, with dates and times.  It makes you feel like you're there.  You can follow along.  However, this website may not be as reliable as others.  The Noe Valley Voice is not a known well periodical.  But the facts seem factual to me.

http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?2422-Personal-Account-of-9-11
This one is also in blog format.  It is in a blog, but not written by the author.  It is said to be written by a friend's son.  This also may not be as reliable as other sources, but it does share some information on how the child felt before, during and after the attacks.

http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/remembering-9/11_2011-09-01%20from=
This article comes from The Weather Channel website.  Peculiar, I know.  But it is in the point of view of a weather person who was out reporting the weather when the attacks were happening.  The Weather Channel is a very reliable and well known source.

http://www.pbs.org/itvs/caughtinthecrossfire/after911.html
This article comes from pbs.org, which is a well known website and television channel.  This article is kind of cool, in that it has many, many different points of view.  Young, old, man, woman, child.  Everyone has a story and everyone can share it.  They all can touch on something that affected them.

9/11 Facts and Stats

Some of the facts on this website are more so interestingand fun facts then important facts that are relevant to our project.

http://www2.ae911truth.org/11rfa911.php


This credible weebsite shows statistics on how the American government spending has changed since 9/11.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/629/629/5305868.stm

I really like this website because it has many facts and stats given to you straight in numbers. I think this website would be helpful along wtih personal stories to show the number of people that were affected on this one day. This same article also has some unique facts about how the enviroment was affected that day and how much money the goverentment has spent in relief and defense of 9/11. Some of the numbers given in this article help to paint a vivid picture in ones mind of what he day might have looked like and felt like.

http://nymag.com/news/articles/wtc/1year/numbers.htm



This usatoday article has little facts about some of the passengers on the planes. THe usatoday article is very credible because USATODAYis a well known station and watched widely around the nation. The way this page on the website was written is liek a mix between a personal story and statistic/ fact. This page will be very helpful for our project.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/sept11/2002-09-10-for-the-record_x.htm


This article is a timeline of events on 9/11 as well as major event before and after 9/11 that could have played a major role in the attacks on 9/11. Some of the comments written in this article may be a little opinionated, we can pick out many major event we need in this outline for our article.

http://www.wanttoknow.info/9-11cover-up10pg

This very detailed timeline of the events and tiems that took place on 9/11, along with the time of the events happening it adds little facts about memebers on some of the planes and stats that we might need later of in the project.

http://www.patriotresource.com/wtc/timeline.html

9/11 obituaries

Karleton Fyfe
Former Brookline, Mass. Resident Karleton Fyfe, 31, died September 11, 2001 during the tragic plane hijacking of 9/11.

Karleton Fyfe was a young business man that had just graduated a decade earlier from University of North Carolina. He love everything about life, laughing and loving and his family and friends.

He survived by his wife, Haven and his son Jackson, 18 months old, he had also just learned of a 2nd son two days before the tragic accident.


Karleton Fyfe will always be remember as a lover of life, hard worker and great husband and father.


Maria Rose Abad

Former Marie Rose, 49, New York resident passed away September 11, 2001 when Tower two of the World Trade Center was hit.

Maria Rose Abad was the Senior Vice President of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. She loved her job and was highly respected at work. She was passionate about reading, and was considered an avid reader.

She survived by her husband of 20 years.

Maria Rose Abad will always be remembered as a dedicated worker, amazing wife, and advid reader.