November 26, 2008 at Aircraft effect
I could not resist ... I decided to publish “Humor” on the blog, because this effect makes me smile every time.
There was such a story in 1963, when a passenger plane could crash into the city (then Leningrad), but in the end, thanks to the courageous actions of the crew, it landed on the Neva River.
Here's a photo:
And now more about the "effect of the plane."
This story is published on a site completely dedicated to the Neva (I brag that this is a project of my wife). And for several years now, with enviable regularity (once every 1-2 months), we have been observing periodic surges in site traffic associated with this aircraft. We even say something like this: “Well, did the plane fly again?” and climb into the statistics, look where from this time. We’ve already experienced the “dirt effect” several times, literally just the “live effect”, peak traffic from some other popular information resources (for example, the newspaper Leningradskaya Pravda) and social networks. So a modest resource, with a constant thematic audience of no more than 200 people a day, suddenly attracts crowds of people in this, in general, not even quite a profile article. :)
There was such a story in 1963, when a passenger plane could crash into the city (then Leningrad), but in the end, thanks to the courageous actions of the crew, it landed on the Neva River.
Here's a photo:
And now more about the "effect of the plane."
This story is published on a site completely dedicated to the Neva (I brag that this is a project of my wife). And for several years now, with enviable regularity (once every 1-2 months), we have been observing periodic surges in site traffic associated with this aircraft. We even say something like this: “Well, did the plane fly again?” and climb into the statistics, look where from this time. We’ve already experienced the “dirt effect” several times, literally just the “live effect”, peak traffic from some other popular information resources (for example, the newspaper Leningradskaya Pravda) and social networks. So a modest resource, with a constant thematic audience of no more than 200 people a day, suddenly attracts crowds of people in this, in general, not even quite a profile article. :)