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When maker Cameron Paczek moved into a new home directly beneath a flight path, he came up with an ingenious idea to project the planes flying overhead onto the ceiling inside using real-time flight tracking data. Now he can plane spot from the comfort of his sofa. Come fly...

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9/11 It had been a long business trip for my husband's boss, Tom Burnett. Tom was anxious to get home, so he Changed his flight that day so he could see his wife & kids earlier. Tom was a dedicated family man & even a few hours more time with the family met a lot to him. He changed to the earlier flight, United Flight 93. Not long after, I received a call from my husband. You see, Tom called his wife four times from the plane after takeoff telling her that his plane had been hijacked. His wife reached out to Thoratec to contact me knowing I was an FBI Agent. After receiving the details, I called my boss so he could expedite relaying the information I had received from her about the hijacking to Headquarters. Having read the 9/11 transcript from the voice recorder, it was harrowing. This wasn't like any other hijacking in the past. The hijackers didn't want to take hostages & negotiate. They wanted to use planes as a bombs. Flight 93 was destined for the US Capitol. Tom knew his flight was to be used as a bomb. His wife had relayed word of the Twin Towers to him. He & other brave souls aboard flight 93 used a beverage cart to ram the cockpit door & take control of the plane. They saved an untold number of lives by preventing Flight 93 from crashing into the US Capitol that day. The anniversary of 9/11 breaks my heart every year. For all who perished that day, and for all of those who lived in New York and survived, I say a prayer for you. We Will Never Forget what they did to us that day...Ever! #September11 #911

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