I got a chuckle out of the Radio City Music Hall marquee today. July 22nd promised "Wide Spread Panic", though things looked pretty normal to me. New Yorkers are hard to shake up though. I can only think of 2 instances in the 15 years I've lived here where widespread panic ruled. September 11th being the first (and one of the worst, most panic-induced days of my life). The second was a few years later when a heat wave caused a huge city-wide blackout that lasted for days. (Although for the heat wave, after the initial panic New Yorkers actually turned the situation into a giant party, sharing food, gathering on rooftops and hanging out. Power was out for multiple days...)