RF Godfather
11-25-2002, 02:49 AM
Mario, my USher lookalike brotha, have a great day, being you are probably the only legit birthday on this day.
Hope you find the ladies with all dat booty!
PEOPLE BORN TODAY
John F. Kennedy Jr.
Christina Applegate
Virgil Thomson
Bucky Dent
John Larroquette
Joe DiMaggio
Andrew Carnegie
Zachary Taylor
Johnny Valiant
Jill Hennessy
Cris Carter
Amy Grant
Ricardo Montalban
Bernie Kosar
Bob Matheson
FAMOUS EVENTS
Dynamite patented by Alfred Nobel (1867).
Christian Science Monitor debuts (1908).
King Tutankhamen's tomb opened (1922).
"The Mousetrap," a murder-mystery written by the novelist and playwright Agatha Christie, opens at the Ambassadors Theatre in London. The crowd-pleasing whodunit would go on to become the longest continuously running play in history, with more than 10 million people to date attending its more than 20,000 performances in London's West End (1952).
Three days after his assassination in Dallas, Texas, John F. Kennedy is laid to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia (1963).
World-renowned Japanese writer Yukio Mishima commits suicide after failing to win public support for his often extreme political beliefs (1970).
Three weeks after a Lebanese magazine reported that the United States had been secretly selling arms to Iran, Attorney General Edwin Meese reveals that proceeds from the arms sales were illegally diverted to the anti-communist Contras in Nicaragua (1986).
Film industry executives announce that 10 directors, producers, and actors who have refused to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) will be fired or suspended (1947).
Whitney Houston's song "Exhale" debuts at the top of the charts. This was the third Houston single to top the charts on the day of its release (1995).
On this day in 1996, America Online announced it would sell its WebCrawler search engine to Excite. In return, AOL received some $20 million worth of Excite's stock, increasing its ownership stake in the online directory to twenty percent. The newly formed Excite directory was created in a garage by six Stanford University graduates who borrowed $15,000 from their parents. By 1999, the site was receiving some seventeen million hits per month, and that year, At Home Corp., a cable modem company, purchased Excite for $6.7 billion (1996).
After three days of negotiations, the television and computer industries compromised on a plan that would allow federal regulators to schedule the switch to digital TV. Under the terms of the agreement, the FCC would not adopt a standard of video format for digital TV, leaving computer and television companies free to broadcast a variety of image and data formats (1996).
LUCKY NUMBER: 9BIRTHSTONE: TurquoisePOSITIVE TRAITS: Intense, even, masterfulNEGATIVE TRAITS: Demanding, intense, judgmental
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SAVE RON & FEZ IN NEW YORK! KEEP WRITING!
Hope you find the ladies with all dat booty!
PEOPLE BORN TODAY
John F. Kennedy Jr.
Christina Applegate
Virgil Thomson
Bucky Dent
John Larroquette
Joe DiMaggio
Andrew Carnegie
Zachary Taylor
Johnny Valiant
Jill Hennessy
Cris Carter
Amy Grant
Ricardo Montalban
Bernie Kosar
Bob Matheson
FAMOUS EVENTS
Dynamite patented by Alfred Nobel (1867).
Christian Science Monitor debuts (1908).
King Tutankhamen's tomb opened (1922).
"The Mousetrap," a murder-mystery written by the novelist and playwright Agatha Christie, opens at the Ambassadors Theatre in London. The crowd-pleasing whodunit would go on to become the longest continuously running play in history, with more than 10 million people to date attending its more than 20,000 performances in London's West End (1952).
Three days after his assassination in Dallas, Texas, John F. Kennedy is laid to rest with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia (1963).
World-renowned Japanese writer Yukio Mishima commits suicide after failing to win public support for his often extreme political beliefs (1970).
Three weeks after a Lebanese magazine reported that the United States had been secretly selling arms to Iran, Attorney General Edwin Meese reveals that proceeds from the arms sales were illegally diverted to the anti-communist Contras in Nicaragua (1986).
Film industry executives announce that 10 directors, producers, and actors who have refused to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) will be fired or suspended (1947).
Whitney Houston's song "Exhale" debuts at the top of the charts. This was the third Houston single to top the charts on the day of its release (1995).
On this day in 1996, America Online announced it would sell its WebCrawler search engine to Excite. In return, AOL received some $20 million worth of Excite's stock, increasing its ownership stake in the online directory to twenty percent. The newly formed Excite directory was created in a garage by six Stanford University graduates who borrowed $15,000 from their parents. By 1999, the site was receiving some seventeen million hits per month, and that year, At Home Corp., a cable modem company, purchased Excite for $6.7 billion (1996).
After three days of negotiations, the television and computer industries compromised on a plan that would allow federal regulators to schedule the switch to digital TV. Under the terms of the agreement, the FCC would not adopt a standard of video format for digital TV, leaving computer and television companies free to broadcast a variety of image and data formats (1996).
LUCKY NUMBER: 9BIRTHSTONE: TurquoisePOSITIVE TRAITS: Intense, even, masterfulNEGATIVE TRAITS: Demanding, intense, judgmental
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SAVE RON & FEZ IN NEW YORK! KEEP WRITING!