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  Apple Inc. Is Formed (1976)Apple Computer, Inc., was the first successful personal computer company. The company has its roots in the Jobs family's garage, where cofounders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak assembled the first Apple computer. Consisting of a handmade motherboard, the Apple I did not even include a monitor or keyboard. The Apple II, introduced the next year with a plastic case and color graphics, launched Apple to success. By 1980, Apple had earned more than $100 million. How much did an Apple I cost in 1976? More... Discuss |
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You find the darnedest things! That is just weird!
I probably post one out of every ten things I plan on, Barb. I usually drag the link into my desktop "work" folder, then forget about it when I make a new one w/ ea. month.
I don't think I've ever had clam before, Laura. I love most types of seafood, but don't eat much of it because it's seldom fresh they sell/serve around here. Don't really like oysters all that much, so not sure if I'd like clams. I'd sure try 'em, though.
Thanks f/ posting!
Being from New England we have access to a variety of clams. That one on the table would get chopped up and put in chowder, he's just too big to steam and eat whole or shuck and fry. It would be like trying to eat the sole of your sneaker if it was cooked whole. My 80 year old uncle still goes out clamming in Great Bay. It's a lot of work digging clams but fresh steamed clams delicious although an acquired taste.
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