New York Times wants your money

I was doing some research for a paper I was writing, a couple days ago, when I must have accidentally clicked something on a New York Times article page. I think it was some kind of "Save" button, or something. In any case, I found the resulting page humorous:

People I would like to make contact with

This is a short list of various people I'd like to make contact with for one reason or another. These include former co-workers, people I went to school with, etc. I haven't talked to any of these people in at least 4 years, and some it's been as long as ~23 years. This is just a wild stab in the dark, in case one of these people happens to Google their name some day, and stumbles across this blog post. Highly unlikely, but it would sure be cool if it happened.

If your name is on this list, please consider that I've always lived in Northern Virginia, so if you've never lived or worked in that area, it's not you that I'm looking for. If you think it might be you that I'm looking for, please email me!

Stephen O'Brien
Geoffrey Plumbley
Keith Landsdowne
Ba-Huy Duong
Lance Deffenbaugh
Eric Schmitt
Greg Highsmith
Jeremy Turner

IE javascript error: 'null' is null or not an object

I got this javascript error in IE 6, while trying to read about how to use the Microsoft Script Editor to debug javascript in IE:
MSDN : 'JScript debugger Statement'