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tie knot. after my years in high school, where a tie was a necessity, it was a rare day that demanded a tie and by inference the perfect tie knot. on the morning of tuesday 11 th of september, i think i managed to achieve the perfect tie knot. the world financial center, resplendent in its domed perfection had been the stage for a presentation by our company on september 10 th and a group of us were headed back in, laptops in hand to make another presentation to a large financial services company. my little technology start-up was going up against some very large movers and shakers in the technology space and there had been much preparation and anxiety over the final presentation. i never wake up early, ever. i am allergic to early morning sunshine. this happened in my years in college when a nocturnal existence seemed the only way to exist. on the morning of september 11 th , my eyes popped open at 7 am and they entirely refused to close again though i made a game effort for exactly 11 minutes to stay still and hope the sandman came back for a quick visit. when i finally conceded defeat, i decided that in order to make myself feel better, i should not just dress for success but actually eat breakfast – another first for the year. my cabbie was a garrulous pakistani who wanted extensive information on my lineage. upon hearing that i was a fellow-citizen of the subcontinent, he then decided that his next mission was to push his taxi to its mechanical best in order to render perfect service. as i jerked around the cab down the fdr drive towards downtown, i hit the voicemail on my cellphone and listened to people asking for work and return calls and made a short list in my head for the hour i would spend in the world financial center before the other members of my team arrived. one of them was a call from my one of my managers, david murphy and i knew that i had dropped him off at the world trade center marriot the day before after the previous day’s meetings. i hit the redial and david’s hearty voice came onto the phone with some unfortunate news. he went on to tell me about how two of our group, bassel and steve were sitting in an airport with their flights pushed out to a 12 noon arrival from a 9 am arrival. david said that that paul volk, the coordinator of our meeting was now making calls to reschedule the meeting with the company at the wfc and that i should just sit tight and wait on a new time. i looked down at my perfectly knotted tie and knew that i was looking far too good to go back home. i thanked david and told him to keep me posted on how things were shaping up and decided, in a move that changed my life to keep heading downtown to have my breakfast, at the world trade center instead. i remember thinking to myself – “have cellphone, will travel.” the cab pulled off as i continued to listen to voicemail and chugged along west street. above me the shadow of the mighty downtown buildings were dwarfed by the shadows created by those greatest of new york duoliths – the world trade center twins. as i leaned back to shut my eyes for a minute, my cabbie, in typical new york style overshot world trade 2, as i opened my mouth to tell him to pull over, we both heard a delicate thrumming. the sound was not as loud as people would expect. the first plane, to my eyes, seemed to float in, almost delicately, the twin engines rumbling almost ashamedly as it impacted the building above me. i watched out the window in shock as above me the engines burst into white-hot radiance along the upper side of the world trade center 2. the cab jumped, just once and then there was silence. money seemed to fly into my hand and i thrust the money into my cabbie’s hands and then ducked back into the cab for the receipt. i wanted that receipt. i wanted something to show i was there. i pulled my bags out and walked towards the bridge right by world trade center 2, about 30 feet from the building itself. my eyes were glued to the great smoking crater in the side of world trade center 2. there was a strange quiet to the scene after this first impact. there was no panic in the street. people walked around, slightly dazed talking about how they had seen the plane or asking what had happened and why the building was sending plumes of liquid-dark smoke into the glorious summer sky. the side of the building was not raining down debris. what was coming down was paper, reams of paper, great streaming curlicues of shredded paper. there was absolutely no sign of human presence at first. the building shedded paper blood and leaked flame from the great wound but all of us saw nothing that spoke to the human knot in the great building-city. as i got out and stared at the great wound, my phone flew into my hand begging attention and with a start i remembered that david was still in the world trade center marriot. i thumbed through my numbers and hit the redial again my eyes straying back up to the great inferno. david got on the phone and without waiting words poured out of my body – of planes hitting buildings and burning and bombs and the world trade center and panic. david listened and i felt disbelief and thankfully he said he would move and went to do so. i hung up and pulled out my blackberry email pager and started hitting letters, words that i needed to write. as they flowed out onto the screen addressed to my company, i looked back up and the side of the building gaped at me, lost and hurt. i remember conversations flying through the small knot of the people standing the shadow of the enormous buildings. a man next to me looked up at the 107 stories of steel at glass towering above him and mused out loud – “i wonder why it’s not falling?” i remember saying – “they have some incredible internal reinforcement”. all of us were standing in the middle of the subsequent-debris zone between the two bridges in front of the world trade center 2 building about 10 feet from the ones closer to the building. as one we looked up, unable to move or tear ourselves away from the scene. it seemed like an hour, but i am told eighteen minutes later, the sky ripped apart once again. i was watching the paper fall when the air started thrumming again and like every corny action movie, the seconds seemed to lengthen into hours as a huge, unbelievably large plane shot out of the gap between the buildings beyond and ripped away all our shock, our confusion, our interest in staying there. the plane was huge, more then imax-huge, more then stallone-ah-nuld huge, larger then anything i had ever seen before and so close i felt that i could reach out and touch it. the plane was almost vertical from where i stood – the united logo and colors were so white and vivid that for minutes after the plane impacted, they stood out in my vision like fiery sky-writing, refusing to go away. i could hear the unreal whine of jet engines at 500 feet away, the turbines whining upwards as the plane seemed to leap forward into the side 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Domain Name: SOMAYA.COM
Registry Domain ID: 2261642_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.networksolutions.com
Registrar URL: http://networksolutions.com
Updated Date: 2014-07-14T13:41:40Z
Creation Date: 1998-10-23T04:00:00Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-10-22T04:00:00Z
Registrar: Network Solutions, LLC
Registrar IANA ID: 2
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: [email protected]
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.8003337680
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited https://icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited
Name Server: NS59.WORLDNIC.COM
Name Server: NS60.WORLDNIC.COM
DNSSEC: unsigned
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  REGISTRAR Network Solutions, LLC

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  NAME somaya.com

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