UPDATE: Less disturbing than terrorism is this essay that essentially says today is about Making Eclipses Great Again.
Some people have too much time on their hands.
UPDATE: Clouds didn't roll in until just after peak eclipse (around 80%, I think, in Michigan). But pictures on camera didn't turn out. My best was an early one:
Later ones of a crescent on top just looked like a full disk in the photo. I don't know what I did on the early one to catch the edge of the moon so clearly.
But it looked pretty cool. I never saw one before.
UPDATE: I was overly worried. The only crying came from overwrought observers of the eclipse.
