Shown here covering Taiwan at 9:30 a.m. local time at nearly the height of the eclipse, the shadow covered some locations as long as six minutes, making it the longest solar eclipse of the century. The next one this impressive will not occur until 2132.

See also.

(from Wired)

• This link was originally titled, “These make my rabbits look a bit rubbish,” but then the bloody cleaner threw them away, so it’s now, “In Memoriam to my Rabbits.”
• If celebrities moved to Oklahoma
• Catrabbit
• Eclipse
• Picture Pig
• Wind in the Willows
• Looks good enough to eat?
• “Nor, as the New Zealand media have observed, is it likely to bring cheaper air fares.”
• Museum Boerhaave
• Miguel Jackson?
  
• National Geographic
• NES Business Card Case
• ‘Kuroshio Sea’ (don’t forget to hit HD)