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    EARLY COMPUTER
    January 24, 1948 - New York City, U.S.A.

    The Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator handled both data and instructions using electronic circuits made with 13,500 vacuum tubes and 21,000 relays. It occupied three sides of a 30-ft x 60-ft room. On the back wall, three punches and thirty readers provided paper-tape storage. Banks of vacuum tube circuits for card reading and sequence control and 36 paper tape readers comprising the table-lookup section occupied the left wall. Most of the right wall was filled by the electronic arithmetic unit and storage. In the center of the room were card readers, card punches, printers, and the operator's console. It was visible to pedestrians on the sidewalk outside.

    CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH
    January 24, 1848 - Sutter's Mill, Coloma, California

    This initiated the California Gold Rush and during the next few years, thousands of people flocked to the area to search for gold. Some nuggets of gold in the native metallic form were simply lying on the ground. More were found by panning streambeds, and later, increasingly technological mining methods were employed. John A. Sutter was building a sawmill at Coloma on the American Fork River, to provide lumber for construction projects. His contractor, James W. Marshall made the first discovery of specimens of gold, which he showed to Sutter, who chemically identified it was gold. Further samples were found in the grave of the tail-race of the mill. As recently as 2011, the discovery in northern California of a 100-ounce gold nugget was reported.

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If you have ever gone to a busy toy shop during the holidays looking for the season's hot toy, then you understand what a difficult and often frustrating place a brick and mortar toy shop can be. People, long lines, screaming children, it's no wonder that toy shops online have exploded in popularity.

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If you have ever gone to a busy toy shop during the holidays looking for the season's hot toy, then you understand what a difficult and often frustrating place a brick and mortar toy shop can be. People, long lines, screaming children, it's no wonder that toy shops online have exploded in popularity. With only a few mouse clicks from the comfort of your own home, you can compare prices online, research for information and check out customer reviews before making your purchase.

What should you look for in an online toy shop? Product selection, a simple site to use, helpful additional information, a variety of payment options. Whether you are looking for that hot new toy, a birthday present or a holiday gift, the variety search tools available on today's online toy shops will help you find that perfect toy for any occasion.

There are millions of toys out there, from action figures to educational toys, video games to wooden trains, an online toy shop is only as good as the selection of toys it sells. While some online toy sites specialize in certain types of toys, the best sites categorize their large selections so it is easier to find just the right toy.

With the huge selection of toys online, if you can't easily find what you are searching for, then you'll probably look elsewhere. The best online toy stores are simple to use and have wide search features. A lot of sites allow you to narrow your search results further, making finding that toy still easier.

When looking for toy shops online, safety and recalled product information are extremely important. The top online toy sites include detailed toy safety and recall information for the toys that they sell and this vital information allows you to do your homework before buying a toy. The best sites let you to pay online using a credit card, online payment services, such as paypal and or using discount promotion codes.

Receiving your toys quickly and economically is essential. You should find no hidden shipping fees when purchasing toys online. They should offer a lot of shipping options and include a shipping calculator or detailed shipping costs so you won't be surprised by the shipping cost.

No more looking for sales person for help. Online tools such as live chat, email, blogs, and user reviews and ratings will make your online shopping experience an enjoyable occasion. The best toy shops online will also have detailed frequently asked questions and answers on their site so you can quickly find answers to your questions. Some online toy stores are taking advantage of the latest social networking trends via Facebook, YouTube and twitter to communicate with their customers.



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