Incoherent Industrial Inhibitions?

Last week the power for the entire Rutgers Busch Campus (click on the map to zoom in, as a little compitition lets see who can figure out what departments building doesn't fit) went out. I was in the computer lab at the time; fortunately I was just using the computer as a way to listen to my yahoo radio station, while I studied chemistry. This was amusing for me, because there was suddenly almost total darkness and about 200 uhhhhh's??? Well they kicked everyone out until the power came back on, but while standing outside the computer lab I was talking to notelon. He told me that while doing chemistry problems with batteries not to be surprised to get a Kc to the order of magnitude of 10^300. He went on to tell me that his calculator couldn't get this high so he had to use logs, I told him that my calculator could probably go higher than this. Needless to say my TI-89 went way above 1x10^300 in fact I ascertained that it went all they way up to 2x10^613 (it actually printed out that many zeros), after this point my calculator gave me a data overload message (note in reality 1x10^614 went with no problem however 2x10^614 didn't and 9x10^613 did so I just ignore this point). Kind of a cool coincidence don't you think or maybe it is a sign of divine intervention, but than again maybe not.