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You will be flooded by images of the World Trade Center collapse and the burning Pentagon this weekend as we mark the passing of 10 years since the terrorist attacks. I will let the media deal with then. This picture is from a crater in Shanksville, Pennsylvania caused by the crash of Flight 93 thought to be targeting the White House or the Capitol Building. The story goes that several heroes on this flight overpowered terrorists who either themselves or forced by passengers, then crashed into a field in rural Pennsylvania. Take a moment and remember the victims and their families this weekend. But don’t forget these heroes. I do not infer that they are more or less important than other victims of the attacks, but their story is an anthem for America. This is what America is about, fighting for freedom no matter your stature, position or role. Would you do the same? I trust that all of you would. Spend an extra minute thinking on these heroes.

Why Europe is a problem for you: Wall Street tumbles as ECB discord stirs broad fears Reuters

Why it will not be fixed soon: European Banks Apply Slippery Standards on Greek Bond Valuations NYT (free)

Evidence that Economics is Guesswork: Economists say Obama jobs plan will help – USATODAY

Our very own local Boiler Room, now we’ve made it: Pepper Pike lawyer faces up to 21 years in prison in stock scam cleveland.com

Ohio – Friend of Business, and the new LA: State gives tax credits to Web game produced in Akron area, four feature films Ohio.com

Cleveland Flair

Itzhak Perlman for $12????? No brainer as he headlines with Pianist Rohan de Silva at the opening of Oberlin College’s 133rd Artist Recital Festival Sunday

The Cleveland Orchestra closes out Blossom with Beethoven’s 9th Symphony

The Life of Galileo starts next week at the Cleveland Playhouse

And the Cleveland Garlic Festival in Shaker Square is this weekend

if you don’t have tickets to the Browns against the Bengals

Dragonfly Facts

Dragonflies have been around 300 million years. One prehistoric fossil had a wingspan of 2 1/2 feet!

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