We have another tragedy -- forgetfulness. 9/11 is being buried underground.

The events of September 11th, and the lives lost that day, will never be forgotten. We are committed to assisting those who are left behind and that remains our objective as we expand our mission to include other disasters. We wish to thank the Mental Health Association of New York City for honoring our efforts and greatly appreciate the recognition that comes with it.

How do you watch people saying that their loved ones are missing and look at pictures of missing people and not have it be reminiscent of 9/11?

This is a slap in the face to anyone who holds Sept. 11 to be a sacred day. I'm not saying the families oppose culture, or that controversial art can't be displayed. But why do it on that day? Where's the common sense?

We're going to address this with the same force and intensity as we addressed 9/11.

The tragedy is that Dell didn't win it - we lost it,