--- Richard Gould <rwgould(a)gmail.com> wrote: It looks like somebody fixed it. Sidenote: This type of error (being exactly a month off) is *very* common in almost all 'this day in history' type websites I've seen. My only explanation for this is that these websites must copy each others information using sloppy rewrites, which introduces errors that propagate and get worse with time - like a big game of telephone. In fact, most web references I used to update day pages had to be checked very closely (including CNN and the History Channel!) and I usually ended up throwing out a fifth to a third of the entries in each reference due to some type of error, me not being able to confirm a fact, or due to the entry being trivial. This type of checking for *existing* entries in our day pages is now rather difficult due to the fact that so many websites copy us (trying to exclude all websites with the word "Wikipedia" in them does not help much since so many have our reference info in a no-index part of their pages). -- mav _______________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! http://vote.yahoo.com