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1993 Storm of the Century – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The Storm of the Century, also known as the ‘93 Superstorm, or the (Great) Blizzard of 1993, was a large cyclonic storm that formed over the Gulf of Mexico on March 12, 1993, and dissipated in the North Atlantic Ocean on March 15.

I was home from college for spring break and this storm kept my family at home for several days. This storm impacted the entire Chattanooga, Tennessee region at the time. It’s hard to believe its been 22 years since this storm caused much havoc for people all over the area. 

1993 Storm of the Century – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The death of Queen Elizabeth will be the most disruptive event in Britain in the last 70 years

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Queen Elizabeth II as cool as she is won’t live forever. This is a great article about what would happen from a cultural, economic and cultural perspective when she does pass away. Once again she is not dead and is still the monarch of the United Kingdom. 

The death of Queen Elizabeth will be the most disruptive event in Britain in the last 70 years

Thank You For The Last 20 Years – Yahoo!

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By David Filo, Co-Founder & Chief Yahoo In 1995, Jerry and I started Yahoo to help people more easily navigate the web. We wanted to build a guide. When we came up with the idea, it wasn’t designed to be a business, it was simply something we found useful. When we realized other people found it useful, we were motivated to work on it even more.

Twenty years later, the core of Yahoo is still the same.  

Happy Birthday to Yahoo, the web portal, search engine and pioneer of what we know as the World Wide Web. Without their vision and determination our Internet Experience would be radically different. Many people over the years have relied upon Yahoo to help them navigate the Internet and to discover exciting things. Also there’s the famous Yahoo email service that still is relevant and useful to millions. So here’s to twenty more years of making the web a better and more accessible place. 

Thank You For The Last 20 Years – Yahoo!