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Lockerz error page
One of the best error pages I’ve seen ever. Courtesy of Lockerz.com.
Google Reader experiencing errors
This actually began yesterday and at first I thought it was just my own internet connection that was having problems. But when I realized that just about all other pages were loading like normal, I did a search on Twitter … Continue reading
US Airways (USA 1549) flight tracking data
Click image to see larger size According to FlightAware, the status of US Airways flight 1549 — the same flight that crashed today in the Hudson River — is that it has arrived at its destination. I guess it’s half-right, … Continue reading
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Here’s an important lesson from a 3rd grader about spelling correctly. One missing letter can put a whole different meaning behind what you write. Note taken! Thanks Michelle!
