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    MISSISSIPPI FLOODS
    March 31, 1973 - U.S.A. Mississippi

    The Mississippi River reaches its peak level in St. Louis during a record 77-day flood. During the flooding 33 died and and millions of acres of farm land were unusable for a full year following the flood, also because the area's affected were in a known flood plain many residents had no insurance and lost everything they had worked for, this is also why the 33 died as they refused to evacuate the area.

    UNIVAC
    March 31, 1951 - USA

    The first commercially built U.S. computer The UNIVAC I (UNIVersal Automatic Computer I) is sold to the United States Census Bureau costing about US $159,000. This computer was built by Remington Rand and had been designed principally by J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly, the inventors of the ENIAC ( 1947 )( the first general-purpose electronic computer ) known as the "Giant Brain". These computers did not use Transistors or micro chips but vacuum tubes ( Similar to what you find in old TV's from the fifties ) and were the size of a small house ( 680 Sq ft.

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Bass Fishing for Newbies & Pros: The bass fishing activity is considered to be one of the most popular types of angling in the United States, some think of it as the most important one. Why? Simple, because there are few sports/hobbies/recreational activities that can be just as relaxing as bass fishing is, the main reason for the ever increasing popularity of this sport. That is not to say that bass fishing is easy, just not overly complicated for most of us. Bass are worthy respectable adversaries, quite hungry, and willing to put up a fight when hooked. That combination has seen the prevalence of bass fishing rise tremendously over the past 50 years.

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