Welcome Noah Jacob Lachance My First Web Page February 15, 2001
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Thursday, February 15,
2001
Work to begin on FCCJ aviation
center at Cecil Commerce Center
Demolition will be taking
off toward development of The Aviation Center of Excellence for Florida
Community College at Jacksonville at Cecil Commerce Center.
The city approved a permit
for Elkins Constructors Inc. to take out walls, ceilings, carpeting, tile
and other materials at an office building at 13450 Lake Fretwell St.,
which FCCJ will lease at the center. Cecil Commerce Center is the former
Cecil Field Naval Air Station that is being converted for aviation, economic
development, housing, recreation and other uses.
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Feb 15, 2001
Los Angeles Extends Stage
3 Power Alert for the 31st consecutive day.
The state has extended the
Stage 3 alert for the 31st consecutive, day and the Los Angeles Department
of Water and Power (DWP) continues to provide surplus energy to California.
Yesterday, DWP provided between 590 Megawatts (MW) and 890 MW per hour
to the state through the California Energy Resource Scheduling unit.
The rolling blackouts from
power shortages that have occurred in other parts of California will not
be felt by DWP customers.
DWP forecasts a peak energy
load today in Los Angeles of 3,540
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There was lot's of news on the day Noah was born and lots of other tidbits of time. Listed here are some of the "fact's" for year and those other tidbits one may or may not care to know about...but they're here, just in case. |
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 | Born under the Chinese Zodiac in the year of the snake, Noah Jacob Lachance is a unique. Was he born on this date for a reason? Do all people born on February 15th have something in common? |
| Does Lady Luck smile on those born today, so that past successes
can be repeated? Will a little bit of someone famous rub off on Noah? One
thing's for sure. What we do with the life we're given is up to us. And
if history repeats itself, our Noah may someday be renowned. |
| Others Born on the same day | Other Aquarians |
| February 15, 1710, Louis XV the Well-Beloved, Versailles, King of France (1715-74)
February 15, 1564 Galileo Galilei
(1564-1642) Italian physicist, astronomer: He developed the scientific
method and established mechanics as a science; invented the astronomical
telescope, 1609; discovered 4 of Jupiter's moons.
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Most Notable Abraham Lincoln
US President 1860 - 1865 |
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February 15, 1797, Henry Engelhard Steinway, piano maker.
February 15, 1812
Charles Tiffany Founder of Tiffany & Co. Jewelers, New York. In his day, he was known as the 'King of Diamonds'. Tiffany Jewelers became the place where presidents selected the gifts to be given to foreign heads of state.
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Famous Aquarians
- Jennifer Aniston
- Michael Jordan
- Nick Nolte
- Justin Timberlake
- John Travolta
- Oprah Winfrey
- Melissa Manchester
- Claire Bloom - actress
- Harvey Korman - comedian
- Princess Caroline
- Vanna White
- Charles Darwin -naturalist
- Charles Lindbergh
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February
15, 1820 Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906)
US social reformer, suffragist: She was a social reformer and champion for
women's rights; co-founder of the National American Woman Suffrage Association,
1869. |
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So you can see Noah, you have a lot going for you
already, if history repeats itself.
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Top 10 Movies the
week you were born and their box office take that week |
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Top 10 Video Rentals
the same week. |
| Rank |
Title |
Take |
| 1 |
Hannibal |
$58mil |
| 2 |
The Wedding Planner |
$7.7mil |
| 3 |
Saving Silverman |
$7.4mil |
| 4 |
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon |
$5.4mil |
| 5 |
Cast Away |
$5.2mil |
| 6 |
Save The Last Dance |
$4.8mil |
| 7 |
Traffic |
$4.4mil |
| 8 |
Valentine |
$3.8mil |
| 9 |
O Brother, Where Art Thou? |
$3.1mil |
| 10 |
Chocolat |
$3.1mil |
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| Rank |
Title |
Rating |
| 1 |
Me, Myself & Irene |
R |
| 2 |
What Lies Beneath |
PG-13 |
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Gladiator |
R |
| 4 |
The Cell |
R |
| 5 |
Hollow Man |
R |
| 6 |
Gone In 60 Seconds |
PG-13 |
| 7 |
Coyote Ugly |
PG-13 |
| 8 |
Disney's The Kid |
PG |
| 9 |
Battlefield Earth |
PG-13 |
| 10 |
Bait |
R |
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| Rank |
"Title,"
Artist, Imprint |
| 1 |
"Stutter," Joe Featuring Mystikal Jive |
| 2 |
"It Wasn't Me," Shaggy Featuring Ricardo
"RikRok" Ducent MCA |
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"Love Don't Cost A Thing," Jennifer Lopez Epic |
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"Again," Lenny Kravitz Virgin |
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"Ms. Jackson," OutKast LaFace |
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"Don't Tell Me," Madonna Maverick |
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"Angel," Shaggy Featuring Rayvon MCA |
| 8 |
"If You're Gone," matchbox twenty Lava |
| 9 |
"Put It On Me," Ja Rule Featuring Lil' Mo & Vita Murder Inc./Def Jam |
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"Independent Women Part I," Destiny's Child Columbia |
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| Rank | Show
Name - Station |
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ER, NBC |
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Survivor 2, CBS |
| 3 |
The Practice, ABC |
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire -- Sun, ABC |
| 5 |
Friends, NBC |
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CSI, CBS |
| 7 |
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire -- Wed, ABC |
| 8 |
Law and Order, NBC |
| 9 |
Everybody Loves Raymond, ABC |
| 10 |
60 Minutes, CBS |
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February
15, 2001, 4:30 p.m. ET
Comedian/actor Jon Stewart, host of Comedy Central's
"The Daily Show," will host the 43rd annual Grammy Awards
ceremonies. Set for next Wednesday (Feb. 21) at the Staples Center
in Los Angeles, the event will feature performances by Christina Aguilera,
Destiny's Child, Faith Hill, Eminem and Elton John, Madonna, 'N Sync,
Nnenna Freelon, Brad Paisley, Dolly Parton, Take 6, and U2. |
Nominated
for Song of the Year Want
to know who won? You'll have to find that out on your own. |
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"Beautiful Day"-
U2, songwriters
Track from: All That You Can't Leave Behind - U2
"Breathe"- Stephanie
Bentley & Holly Lamar, songwriters
Track from: Breathe - Faith Hill
"I Hope You Dance"
- Mark D. Sanders & Tia Sillers, songwriters
Track from: I Hope You Dance - Lee Ann Womack
"I Try" - Macy Gray,
Jinsoo Lim, Jeremy Ruzumna & David Wilder, songwriters
Track from: On How Life Is - Macy Gray
"Say My Name" - LaShawn
Daniels, Fred Jerkins III, Rodney Jerkins, Beyoncé Knowles, Le Toya
Luckett, LaTavia Roberson & Kelendria Rowland, songwriters
Track from: The Writing's On the Wall - Destiny's Child |
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USS Maine blown up in Havana Harbor (1898)
On February 15, 1898, an explosion of unknown
origin sank the battleship U.S.S. Maine in the Havana, Cuba
harbor, killing 266 of the 354 crew members. The sinking of the Maine
incited United States passions against Spain, eventually leading to a
naval blockade of Cuba and a declaration of war
- To Kill A Mockingbird premiered
- Mustard invented
- Disney's Cinderella premiered (1950)
- St. Louis, Mo., was founded as a French fur-trading post. (1764)
- Take the "A" Train released
- US Flag Code of Etiquette adopted
- Penobscot County, Maine founded (1816)
- Sports Car Club of America founded (1944)
- Decimal Coinage in the UK 1st used (1971)
- Londa Ronstadt's You're No Good reached No. 1 (1975)
- Marc Anthony streaked the Roman Forum
- Relief of Kimberley (1900)
- Felix C. Gotschalk's Growing Up In Tier 3000 published
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New Canadian "Maple Leaf" flag unfurled (1965)
In accordance with a formal proclamation by Queen Elizabeth
II of England, a new Canadian national flag is raised above Parliament
Hill in Ottawa, the capital of Canada.
- Unsuccessful assassination attempt made on FDR (1933)
- Female lawyers 1st admitted to practice before US Supreme Court (1879)
- Victoria, Australia farmer saw a UFO (1963)
- Permanent Court of International Justice held its 1st session (1922)
- Broad Ripple Brewing Co. founded (Indiana; 1991)
- Joey's brewery founded (Texas; 1995)
- Old Broadway brewery founded (North Dakota; 1995)
- Portland Brewing Co. founded (Oregon; 1986)
- Adhesive postage stamps were used for the first time, in New York.
(1842)
The FBI arrested Kevin Mitnick, its ''most wanted hacker,''
and charged him with cracking security in some of the nation's most protected
computers. (Mitnick was released last month after serving five years behind
bars.) (1995)
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First Teddy Bear introduced in America. Made by Morris and Rose Michtom,
Russian immigrants (1903)
The first teddy bear was named in honor of then-President Theodore Roosevelt.
On the left is one of the earliest teddy bears, created by the Ideal Toy
Company in 1903. From "The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden,"
National Museum of American History. SI photo by E. Long (93-7206) |
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The Worlds Most Popular
Car in 1999-2000
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Having sold over half a million models in nearly 75 countries
in the first half of 1999, the Ford
Focus is the worlds most popular car.
Here's the complete rundown, based on automaker
sales reported from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2000:
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Make and Model |
Total
Sales Reported |
| The two top-selling vehicles in the United States
in calendar 2000 were full-size trucks, just as they were in calendar
1999. The Ford F-Series, which has been the bestseller in America for
nearly 20 straight years, ranked tops again in 2000. |
- Ford F-Series
- Chevrolet Silverado
- Ford Explorer
- Toyota Camry
- Honda Accord
- Ford Taurus
- Dodge Ram pickup
- Ford Ranger
- Honda Civic
- Ford Focus
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- 876,716
- 645,150
- 445,157
- 422,961
- 404,515
- 382,035
- 380,874
- 330,125
- 324,528
- 286,166
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