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Please go to this post and click on the second link (the physicstoday.org one). If it forwards you to an, um, inappropriate website, please PM me ASAP. Otherwise, just enter your tally in the poll above. (At least one member is having problems with this link - I need to know if it's a general one or just him. I at least am not having any problems.)
Please only do this if you are 18+ as it's allegedly a very inappropriate website.
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Sure is. They glow... and gaseous. Kinky.
Anyway, It may have something to do with the top of the page. I assume it's space for an ad (the right 2/3 of the top), but on my browser it says "this page cannot be displayed".
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I also get the Physics Today article on Sprites with the "page cannot be displayed" error. Oddly, when I go to the November 2001 issue through the AIP website I get a very different looking page. The url for this one is
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http://ptonline.aip.org/journals/doc/PHTOAD-ft/vol_54/iss_11/41_1.shtml
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Not necessarily one person, ToSeek.
I clicked, and when the PhysicsToday site appeared I was immediately redirected to another link. Although it was benign. When I disabled active scripting, I remained on the PhysicsToday page. Something about the embedded reference to AIP.org causes the redirect. -Veeger btw - this from my work notebook - they have not yet upgraded us from version 6 of IE. |
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