Domain not resolving

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I have a domain that isn't resolving for some reason. The ns server ns.rantsofajew.com does resolve and the db file is loading correctly, but when I attempt to ping the name from the nameserver on http://www.rantsofajew.com I get nothing.

Here is the db file:

Code: 
$TTL    86400 ; 1 day

@       IN      SOA     ns.rantsofajew.com. rants.rantsofajew.com. (
                        20111117001      ; Serial
                        3600    ; Refresh
                        3600    ; Retry
                        3600    ; Expire
                        3600 )  ; Minimum

                         IN NS   ns.rantsofajew.com.
                         IN NS   ns1.rantsofajew.com.
mail.rantsofajew.com.      IN A    64.150.176.124
www.rantsofajew.com.       IN CNAME     rantsofajew.com.
ns.rantsofajew.com.        IN A    64.150.176.124
ns1.rantsofajew.com.       IN A    64.150.176.124
rantsofajew.com.           IN A    64.150.176.124
rantsofajew.com.         IN MX  10 mail.rantsofajew.com.
webmail.rantsofajew.com.         IN CNAME       rantsofajew.com.

Any idea what might be happening? the nameserver is on the same IP address so it should resolve, and I'm at a loss....I haven't messed with this file in quite a while
 
Remove all the 'extra' mentions of rantsofajew.com. like so:
Code: 
$TTL    86400 ; 1 day

@       IN      SOA     ns.rantsofajew.com. rants.rantsofajew.com. (
                        20111117001      ; Serial
                        3600    ; Refresh
                        3600    ; Retry
                        3600    ; Expire
                        3600 )  ; Minimum

                         IN NS   ns
                         IN NS   ns1
mail                     IN A    64.150.176.124
www                      IN CNAME     rantsofajew.com.
ns                       IN A    64.150.176.124
ns1                      IN A    64.150.176.124
                         IN A    64.150.176.124
                         IN MX  10 mail.rantsofajew.com.
webmail                  IN CNAME       rantsofajew.com.

And don't forget to update the serial number when you make changes.
 
I guess if I had paid attention with what I posted I would have seen the problem was right before my eyes....

SirDice, your comment to update the serial number was really the answer. I had too many zeroes at the end of the serial number and that was the problem.
 
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