Note: They subsequently edited the article to fix the error, but it had read: "Avastin is a huge money maker. U. S. sates of the drug totaled $2.69 billion last year"- "sates" being the error, 5th paragraph down in the original draft.
http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_12200711?source=email
*************
Same issue with the next error- they fixed it in an edit. The original text, 4th paragraph from the bottom, read: "It's been very difficult for everrone. They are beatiuful and a sacred part of the garden. We're working very hard to figure out the problem."
*************
He denied killing the dog but said he had moved Copper's body four times after finding him dead near the trailer he shared with Joanie Gonzalez at the Main Street Mobile Home and RV Park in Milpitas, next to the Ooh La Lodge[no period]
No period at the end of the sentence in the second paragraph.http://www.mercurynews.com/news/ci_12373176?nclick_check=1
*************
San Jose's Municipal Rose Garden has been gettting a lot of attention lately '” the prestigious All-America Rose Selections this month officially designated it as a national test site for new roses.
Funky typo of punctuation in the sentence under "An honor for San Jose's Heritage Rose Garden" at http://www.mercurynews.com/homeandgarden
*************
I don't see them trading out of 13 if Sanchez is on the board and if the Jets want him as badly as some in the NFL beleive, a deal up will be made with whomever gets him at 4 or 8, from everything I am hearing.
Should be "believe."
*************
This is a stunning bellweather and not good news for any Republican who will run for Judd Gregg's seat in N.H.
From http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2009/03/31/DI2009033103020.html.
Should be "bellwether," which doesn't have anything to do with "weather" but instead refers to a type of ram, called a "wether" that led ewes with a bell.
**************
And I've been reading it all my life, so I'm qualified to pass judgement.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2009/05/01/DI2009050102455.html
No "e" in judgment.
**************
Both were in the Millenium collection, if you can find anyone with that set of colors.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/discussion/2009/04/17/DI2009041702749.html
Missing an "n" there.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Good catches, especially bellwether. Actually, a wether is a male sheep that's been castrated; a ram is an "intact" male. (Yes, I have a B.S. in animal science.)
ReplyDelete8 x 2 pts. = 16 points