I love the FCNL Nuclear Calendar. I like it so much, one of our amazing readers created a program that scrapes the static FCNL page and create an RSS feed from the contents.
So I was amused when a colleague noticed this little entry in the current calendar:
Feb. or March North Korea tests its Taepodong-2 ballistic missile (possible). Musudan-ri, North Korea
Funny. Very funny.
Stephen Young | February 17, 2009
Not to complain, merely to note – or maybe merely to highlight my ignorance – but the RSS Feed link provides outdated data from Sept 08 thru the inauguration:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/nukeCal
Is it busted, or am I techno-illiterate, or both?
Jeffrey Lewis | February 17, 2009
That’s important information.
Not sure what the problem is. Will get on it.
Major Lemon | February 17, 2009
It’s probably not busted and Stephen probably isn’t techno-illiterate (whatever that means).
Yale Simkin | February 17, 2009
The calender is e-mailed every Monday when Congress is in session by signing in here
Page van der Linden | February 17, 2009
That’s awesome.
I also noticed something else that made me laugh in a cynical way.
“Machiavelli Center for Cold War Studies”
kerbihan | February 18, 2009
Here’s another reason to love the FCNL-NC:
“March 31 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory completes the National Ignition Facility. Livermore, CA.
March Al Franken is declared the winner in the Minnesota Senate race (estimate).”