Be sure to see the Virtual Parade while you're there. Tonight, there was a full lunar eclipse. Just for reference, a lunar eclipse is when the earth passes between the moon and the sun causing a shadow to be cast on the moon. The moon is barely visible when it travels through the earth's shadow. In case you missed it, we took some pictures for you.
Times listed are approximate.
These pictures were taken with a standard camcorder and exported to image files, so the picture quality is not the best. The United States spent billions alone on the problem which turned out to be a non-event. The transition to the year 2000 was smoother than most expected, but we're not quite in the clear yet. Sure, we probably don't have to worry about massive power failure or losing water for days, but there could still be some stray problems that don't show up for some time. No, but keep any eye out for that bad invoice or wrong statement.