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September
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- Normisms
- Tornado Trivia
- Hot Spot - Simon's Cat
- Where You Are is Where You're At
- ameliorate
- predilection
- I Want Cake!
- cavort
- If the Beatles Were Irish
- Loopa Bowl
- assiduous
- ROFL Copter
- Rock On!
- Right or Left?
- Thom Browne Spring Collection
- Coaster Mishap
- Internet Firsts
- Zombies Need Not Apply
- Storm Chasers
- cognoscente
- I Ain't Marching Anymore - Phil Ochs
- Lots of Blots
- The Progressive Quiz
- Doggy Style
- Rollercoaster Creator
- Albania! Albania!
- equivocate
- Uncle Jay Explains (9-21)
- tchotchke
- Pit Stop in Amarillo
- And I Crave 'Em
- Normandy 1944 - Then and Now
- Muleshoe 21, Crane 7
- How Many People?
- Magic Mystifies Monkey
- Baseball in Heaven
- Maukie - The Virtual Cat
- The Eyes Have It
- 50 Useful Firefox Extensions
- fonolo
- Raindrop Melody Maker
- Geico Pothole Commercial
- Puff the Magic Dragon-Peter, Paul & Mary
- Is There?
- Chicken Fried Bacon
- On the Tarmac
- logorrhea
- This Quiz Doesn't Add Up
- Splitter
- crapulous
- Uncle Jay Explains (9-14)
- tHanks a Lot, KotH
- Hot Legs - Rod Stewart
- A Horny Quiz
- Pioneer Couple
- Honoring September 11th: He Kept Us Safe
- Yeah, But Kenya Reach 200?
- puissant
- A Day of Remembrance
- Piranhas vs Hotdog
- noisome
- 100,000 Stars
- Oh Yeah, I'll Tell You Something
- malapropism
- Oh Nine!
- Happy Nein Nein Nein Day!
- Revolution Number 9 - The Beatles
- Nigeria is #99
- Reaching Out
- Hello Goodbye - The Beatles
- HowPack
- Sic 'im, Sgt. Friday
- Ride the ToneMatrix
- And Swaziland Makes 98
- Tooth Fairy Letters
- Never Had It
- Working in a Vacuum
- With Or Without You - U2
- New Trivia Tourney
- fecund
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September
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This Day in History
  UNIVAC Computer Delivered to the US Census Bureau (1951)By 1870, the US population was so large that hand-counting the census was no longer feasible. Despite the invention of a counting machine, by the time the 1880 census was tabulated, it was almost 1890. Dealing with so much data remained a problem until the late 1940s, when the Census Bureau commissioned the first civilian computer. In 1951, it was used to count part of the 1950 census and was so successful that the bureau bought another. What presidential election did UNIVAC correctly predict? More... Discuss |
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