I know I'm a bit early here, but I wanted to go
ahead and post the John Lennon stuff I made. <br>: )
<br><br>Here's a little something else I think is neat:
<br><br>*Things that happened on your birthday in
history*<br>--------------------------------------------------<br><br>March
27<br><br>1794 President George Washington and
Congress authorize creation of the U.S. Navy. <br><br>1924
Sarah Vaughan is born in Newark, N.J.<br><br>1952
"Singin' In The Rain" starring Gene Kelly, Debbie
Reynolds, Donald O'Connor and Jean Hagen premieres at Radio
City Music Hall.<br><br>1952 Sun Records of Memphis
begins releasing records.<br><br>1958 CBS Laboratories
announces a new stereophonic record that is playable on
ordinary "LP" phonographs, meaning monaural.<br><br>1963
Quentin Tarantino is born. <br><br>1964 The strongest
earthquake ever (8.4 on the Richter Scale) to strike North
America hits 80 miles east of Anchorage; followed by a
seismic wave 50 feet high that travels 8,445 miles at 450
miles per hour.<br><br><br>1979 The U.S. Supreme Court
rules, 8-to-1, that police cannot stop motorists at
random to check licenses and registrations unless there
is reason to believe a law has been broken.
<br><br>1985 The Supreme Court rules that police cannot shoot
fleeing criminal suspects who are unarmed and not
considered dangerous.<br><br><br>You birthday week in
history:<br>----------------------------------------------<br><br>March
28<br><br>1796 The Bethel African Methodist
Church of Philadelphia becomes the first African church
established in the U.S.<br><br>1799 N.Y. State abolishes
slavery.<br><br>1866 The first hospital ambulance goes into
service.<br><br>1915 Emma Goldman is arrested for obscenity in New
York while giving a speech on
contraception.<br><br>1922 Bradley A. Fiske of Washington, D.C., patents a
microfilm reading device.<br><br>1950 The City College of
New York becomes the first and only college
basketball team to win both the NIT and the NCAA titles in
one year.<br><br>1958 Eddie Cochran records
"Summertime Blues."<br><br>1959 "Some Like It Hot" premieres.
<br><br>1969 Ringo Starr announces in London that there will
be no further public appearances by the
Beatles.<br><br><br>March 29<br><br>1964 The Beatles hold the top five top
spots on Billboard's Hot 100.<br><br>1976 At the 48th
Academy Awards, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" wins
for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, and Best
Picture. This has not happened since
1934.<br><br><br>March 30<br> <br>1909 The Queensboro Bridge
opens.<br><br><br>March 31 <br><br>1923 The first U.S. dance marathon is
held at the Audubon Ballroom in New York. <br><br>1925
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial is authorized by
Congress with sculptor Gutzon Borgium to carve Presidents
George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and
Theodore Roosevelt.<br><br>1927 Cesar Chavez is
born.<br><br>1943 "Oklahoma!" opens on Broadway.<br><br>1945 The
Tennessee Williams play "The Glass Menagerie" has its
Broadway premiere. <br><br>1948 Rhea Perlman is born in
Brooklyn.<br><br>1964 The Beatles hold the top five slots on
Billboard's chart.<br><br>1958 Chuck Berry releases "Johnny
B. Goode." <br><br><br>April 1st<br><br>1976 Apple
Computer Inc. is founded by Stephen Wozniak and Steven
Jobs.<br><br>1976 "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" begins its run as
the midnight show at the Waverly Theater in New York
City's Greenwich Village.<br><br>1979 Bartholomew J.
"Bart" Simpson is born.<br><br><br>April 2<br><br>1902
The Electric Theater, in Los Angeles, becomes
America's first moving picture cinema.<br><br><br>April
4<br><br>1914 "The Perils of Pauline" becomes the first known
serialized moving picture.<br><br>1963 "Bye Bye Birdie"
premieres at Radio City Music Hall.<br><br>1968 Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr. is shot and killed in Memphis.
<br><br>1969 Dr. Denton Cooley implants the first temporary
artificial
heart.<br>----------------------------------------------<br><br>----------------\
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