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One more New York City picture, taken as I was trying to navigate myself out of the city along the most reasonable path I could come up with pointing to our eventual destination on Long Island. At this point, I was impressing Robin with my navigational abilities, as I'd managed to make my way across the Harlem River into the Bronx and toward Interstate 87, the Major Deegan Expressway. I found 87 just fine, and took the appropriate ramp heading south toward the intersection I wanted to make with I-278 so I could cross the Robert Kennedy Bridge over a piece of the East River called the Hell's Gate, which I don't think I've ever crossed. But then I blew all the good will by misreading a sign I caught for about a half-second and heading north on 278 instead of south. I knew I was making the mistake almost as I made it, but there was nothing to do about it except kick myself in the head mentally. There's a signage issue I could blame -- 278 is technically considered an east-west highway, but at this point it's running north-south, and both directions curve off to the east, and the east I wanted was labelled west -- but I should have known better anyway.
New York's unnecessarily repetitive excessive redundancy made this easy to fix -- though it also dropped me into a bunch of construction I'd have enjoyed avoiding. All I had to do was continue north ... er, east along 278 until I intersected roads taking me across either the Whitestone or Throgs Neck Bridges -- dealer's choice there -- but still. I'd been hoping to show off.
We'd have a similar moment later in the trip at Buffalo.
Incidentally, the day after this, the New York City area was hit by one of those not-as-freaky-as-they-used-to-be climate change rainstorms that dumped more than 3 inches of rain on northern parts of the city in a half-hour or so, flooding a lot of the path we'd taken today and would take toward the end of the week. The Major Deegan Expressway (I-87), for instance, wound up drowned in 14 inches of standing water. If we'd made this pass through the city just 24 hours later, we'd have been -- as my first wife used to say -- screwed with a capital 'F'. As it was, the rain mostly skipped us where we were on eastern Long Island.
That's where we're going next: Eastern Long Island.
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This is not correct sign for US-50, El Dorado Freeway at Watt Ave.
Shield could shows an Interstate 50 that say US-50.
A(N1H1) = Error
La acción N1H1=ERROR Fue realizada en Julio de 2009 en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y alrededores. Participaron Cooperativa de Fotografos Sub, la editorial independiente El Asunto , miembros del grupo Etcétera... junto a otros artistas. Niños y adultos, agitadores del error, paramédicos,éternautas y transeúntes con barbijos y alcohol en gel se manifestaron en el centro porteño afiermando que la pandemia de la gripe AN1H1 se disemino por error. Esta performance es parte de la campaña “bicentenar errorista , 200 años de error” que culminará en 2010 en la ciudad de Buenos Aires con el "Primer Congreso Internacional de Error y Errorismo.
Recuerde: error nunca falla!
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La acción N1H1=ERROR fue realizada durante el mes de Julio de 2009 en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires durante el momento mas critico de la expansion del virus de la gripe porcina. Participaron Cooperativa de Fotografos Sub, la editorial independiente El Asunto , grupo Etcétera... junto a otros artistas miembros del movimiento. Niños y adultos, agitadores del error, paramédicos realizando malas praxis ,éternautas sobrevivientes a la peste y transeúntes ocasionales con barbijos y alcohol en gel. Se manifestaron en el centro porteño afirmando que la pandemia de la gripe AN1H1 nacio y se disemino por error. Esta performance es parte de la campaña “bicentenar errorista , 200 años de error” que culminará en 2010 en la ciudad de Buenos Aires con el "Primer Congreso Internacional de Error y Errorismo.
Recuerde: error nunca falla!
Does anybody understand this error message?
I just can't.
I just tried some buit-in scripts when no window is open.
It happens when we try to visit some web sites then suddenly we get this message "Error 404 Page Not Found!!!".
How about this message in Africa? They are also having the same message!