Broken links and Runtime errors

For all you uncles and aunties out there, I have finally fixed the picture of my son trying on his school uniform for the first time. Now for all you web-gurus out there, can anyone tell me how to fix the Runtime Error everyone hits when they load the front page? Any hints most appreciated.
[Update: OK, I think I fixed the Runtime error. I don’t know how I fixed it, but never mind. Anyone still getting an error upon loading the front page, please let me know.]

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Published:: 03.08.03 / 10pm

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Rick 10.13.03 / 6am

I am getting this runtime error that starts out at ‘runtime error 5 at 0109279C’ and then when i close it, it comes back with two. constantly. even when i restart my computer, the result was the same. please help me.

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