plane crashes in the hudson river

[cleverlyslick]

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/2009/01/15/Plane_crashes_in_Hudson_River/UPI-38831232053191/

happened around 3 p:m

no known casualties.

 

[dn-101]

I just saw a small plane go down on Hudson. One engine exploded...

 

[Johnn]

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/01/15/new.york.plane.crash/index.html

 

[jasdon11]

Just saw it on the news - very, very lucky not to be all dead. The pilot must've been brilliant.

 

[cleverlyslick]

amazing, the domain hudsonplanecrash.com was grabbed up within minutes!

 

[Chuck]

I just caught that on the news as well and couldn't believe that know one lost their life!

 

[Seraphim]

Happy to hear no one was hurt. Will make one heck of a story to tell the grandkids.

 

[Donald Aquilano]

The pilots did a great job of landing the plane. The Hudson river was the only place they could have landed it with a minimal amount of damage and loss of life in New York. No lives lost on the plane either.

 

[draggar]

Incredible. I want those pilots' names so I can buy them a few dozen drinks *and* to be sure if I ever fly, they're the pilots!!

 

[south]

Simply awesome job by the pilot & crew.

 

[Focus]

God shined his mercy down upon their souls. Glory be. :smile:

 

[cleverlyslick]

the pilot has 30 years in the game.awesome human being.

 

[Focus]

He must feel totally amazing, that's what being a good pilot is all about man....I'm gonna find out details about him and send him a gift certificate to a really nice restraunt or something...witness the power of the hand of God people. k:

 

[draggar]

He must feel totally amazing, that's what being a good pilot is all about man....I'm gonna find out details about him and send him a gift certificate to a really nice restraunt or something...witness the power of the hand of God people. k:

http://www.cnn.com/2009/TRAVEL/01/15/usairways.landing/index.html

Sources tell CNN that Chelsey B. "Sully" Sullenberger was piloting US Airways flight 1549 from New York's LaGuardia airport to Charlotte, North Carolina, when at least one of the plane's engines failed.

 

[Focus]

Here is the person that registered some of the domains:

Registration Service Provided By: Internet Investment Group . com
Contact: [email protected]

Domain name: hudsonriverplanecrash.com
[email protected]
Administrative Contact:
Speaker Media and Marketing
Cindy Speaker ()
+1.6106923217
Fax: +1.6106920408
1418 Old West Chester Pike
West Chester, PA 19382
US

Is this someone here? Anyone know?

and this one of course....

Domain name: planecrashhudsonriver.com
[email protected]
Administrative Contact:
Speaker Media and Marketing
Cindy Speaker ()
+1.6106923217
Fax: +1.6106920408
1418 Old West Chester Pike
West Chester, PA 19382
US

 

[cleverlyslick]

that guy's quick

 

[Chuck]

Quick, but is he really going to be able to resell them for anything more than reg fee if he's lucky?

 

[PRED]

went out 2nite for beers.
witnessed goings on in pub. jaw hit ground and 99% of people in pub weren't watching satellite

2 things:

firstly, pilot a god.
secondly, i was a firefighter in London Fire Brigade for 13 years, we proudly considered ourselves, the biggest, oldest and best in world. I think every fireman in London, i hope to speak for them, would say nyc fireman are heroes of biblical proportions. i salute you guys. let me say, you cannot drill or prepare for this shit. you guys were awesome. what i saw tonight was synergy between private and public services and was awestruck. it left me buzzin. simply outstanding.

:hail:

 

[randomo]

Here is the person that registered some of the domains:
[...]
Cindy Speaker ()
1418 Old West Chester Pike West Chester, PA 19382

Hey, that's a short piece up the road from me. Never heard of her, though.

I entered a news story about the plane crash into Estibot's "Semantic Domain Finder," which tries to extract phrases and see whether they're registered in .com. So I'm now the proud owner of PlaneTakeoff dot-com (WordTracker = 44!).

 

[cleverlyslick]

went out 2nite for beers.
witnessed goings on in pub. jaw hit ground and 99% of people in pub weren't watching satellite

2 things:

firstly, pilot a god.
secondly, i was a firefighter in London Fire Brigade for 13 years, we proudly considered ourselves, the biggest, oldest and best in world. I think every fireman in London, i hope to speak for them, would say nyc fireman are heroes of biblical proportions. i salute you guys. let me say, you cannot drill or prepare for this shit. you guys were awesome. what i saw tonight was synergy between private and public services and was awestruck. it left me buzzin. simply outstanding.

:hail:

one of the reasons i'm proud to be a new yorker.new yorkers really do come together when sh*t hits the fan.k: