Air France mid air crash Snopes!

Over the past month, I've received at least four forwards about the air France break up in mid-air and the final photograph capturing the terrible event.
How legit it is? Well, for starters the moment I looked the picture I knew it was from the most favorite tele-serial I follow. Avid followers of Lost cannot miss Kate trying to put on the oxygen mask.
However, if you not into sci-fi and never watched single episode of this drama you could always land on Snopes to verify the authenticity of the article.
Right, this is the site I landed when I 'googled' air-france-mid-air-crash phase.
snopes has the most interesting write-ups on legends which are thoroughly categorized and sub-categorized(politics, history, religion, urbanlegands...etc)

Here is a scary true fact: http://www.snopes.com/lost/sixpence.asp--who knew the innocent nursery rhyme was code for pirates. tsk. tsk.

FW:FW

Recived this puzzle in the email today for the 2nd time in a month with the excel sheet attached! Guessed everyone must have solved the puzzle, so decided to try it out myself.

There is a bus with 7 girls.
Each girl has 7 bags.
In each bag, there are 7 big cats.
Each big cat has 7 little cats.
Each cat has 4 legs.
Question: How many legs are present in bus?


I'm no math whiz, but I think i'm logically sound! However, from past 2 years I'm discovered my new strength--'Googgling'!
Answers to any suject under the sun, any one's home number in US I can search it within few minutes (yahoo answers helps too!). So decided to test my (re)search skills today.

Lo! In less than 2 minutes I found number to open the spreadsheet!
Btw, let me know if you want to know the answer.....