I just checked my Gmail account and I received an update on the Mt. Pfeiffer situation [1] five days ago—apparently it is still melting so I guess there's still time to place a bet as to when it will ment completely away.
There's also about 50 recipients to that email, and I'm wondering if I'm supposed to be related to the other four Conner's who received this email. I supposed I should notify the sender, especially given this disclaimer at the bottom of the email:
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But if I notify the sender of their mistake, I won't get closure! I'm now emotionally attached to Mt. Pfeiffer's fate! Oh the dilemma!