March 13, 2026

March 14th-Potato Chips, Albert Einstein, Disco Duck, Billy Crystal, Tetris, Hanson, Quincy Jones

March 14th-Potato Chips, Albert Einstein, Disco Duck, Billy Crystal, Tetris, Hanson, Quincy Jones
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National Potato Chip day.  Entertainment from 1961.  Boston bans Quakers, Cottin Gin invented, Bill Clinton blows out his knee.  Todays Birthdays - Albert Einstein, Michael Caine, Quincy Jones, Michael Martin Murphy, Billy Crystal, Rick Dees, Alexy Pajitnov, Grace Park, Chris Klein, Taylor Hanson.  Stephen Hawking died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran    https://diannacorcoran.com/
Potato Chips - Slim Gaillard
Pony Time - Chubby Checker
Don't worry - Marty Robbins
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent      http://50cent.com/
What's forever for - Michael Martin Murphy
Disco Duck - Rick Dees
MMMBop - Hanson
Exit - Mr. Wrong - Christie Lamb    https://www.christielamb.com/

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Welcome to history and factor it's about today. I am Jeff.

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Today's March fourteenth. Potato chips.

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How ma fout potato chips? How my mouth drifts crunch, crunch.

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I don't want no lunch. All I want is potato chips.

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Potato chips.

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How my val potato chipsy?

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Today is National Potato Chip Day eighteen fifty three. At

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the Saratoga Inn and Saratoga Springs, New York, a customer

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in the restaurant kept sending back his potatoes saying they

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were thick and soggy. So the chef, George Crumb, he

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really got pissed off. So he sliced those potatoes as

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thin as he could, and then he fried him as

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Christmas he could, and he put a whole bunch of

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extra salt on him and send him back out.

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Wow.

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The guy absolutely loved him, and the potato chip was born.

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The only bad thing about today is potato chips are

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one of the worst and most unhealthy foods that you

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could ever eat. So I guess we'll worry about that

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later and celebrate the potato chip today. All right, this

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is going on entertainment. On March fourteenth, it was back

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to nineteen sixty one number one album was Calcutta by

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Lawrence Walk. Chubby Checker had the numb one song with

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pony Time.

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It's pony Time, Get up, head out. So.

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Marty Robbins had the number one country song with Don't Worry.

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Don't bull Me.

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It's so over the.

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High Wild many So.

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The number one book was Hawaii by James Mitchener. The

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top movie was Absent Minded Professor. A college professor invents

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an anti gravity substance, well crooked businessman he wants It.

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Stars Fred McMurray, Nancy Olson, and Keenan Winn. Okay, what

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happened on March the fourteenth Back when Boston was founded

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the Puritans, they outlawed being a Quaker. See, the Quakers

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believe that God talked to everyone, not just the clergy.

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To the Puritans, that was just playing heresy. So if

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you were a Quaker in Boston, you could be branded

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with an age for heretic, or you could have a

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hot iron bore a hole through your tongue, you could

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have your ears cut off, or you could simply be hung. Today,

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in sixteen sixty one they hung the fourth Quaker, William Hedra. Yeah. Now,

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word of his hanging actually made it all the way

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back to England. Yeah, King Charles, or yeah, King jar

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he heard about it. So he told those Puritans, he said,

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if they didn't start playing nice, he was going to

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come over and come down on him. Wow, that put

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a stop to all that. Now, there were four Quakers

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who were actually hung during that time. They're still known

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today as the Boston Martyrs. There's some monuments back there

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and everything for him. Seventeen ninety four, Eli Whitney, he

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invented the cotton gin. Now it separated cotton from the seeds.

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Now a person can clean around two pounds of cotton

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a day. The gin came in and it could clean

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almost fifty five pounds a day. So that revolutionized the

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cotton industry, made it hugely profitable. United States went from

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exporting five hundred thousand pounds of cotton a year in

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seventeen ninety three ten million pounds in eighteen ten. But

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it came with a really bad downside. See, cotton was

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growing down south, and to keep it from being possible,

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they really really increased the slave labor. Say, yeah, you

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need a lot more pickers to go with all that demand.

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So yeah, caught slavery to spike in the United States.

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Eighteen twelve, the United States started selling war bonds for

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their first time. It was to pay for the War

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of eighteen twelve. During that war, they actually called it

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the Second War of Independence. It was after the ward

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over they called it the War of eighteen twelve. Did

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so eleven million dollars in bonds. Nineteen twenty three, a

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US president Warranty Martin. He became the first US president

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that have to pay income taxes. New York City. In

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nineteen thirty one, they built the first movie theater where

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the projector was in the back of the theater. Nineteen

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ninety seven, President Bill Clinton. He tripped injured his knee

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really really bad. He had to have surgery on it.

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Now the incident still listed as classified. So knowing sure

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if he was running from Hillary or an Ira husband.

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Joke joked, joked, joke, show dish Shibbert day.

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He left this shiver day. We got simple cage.

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He left this Shibbert day. And you you don't.

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All right? Who was born on March the fourteenth. Albert

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Einstein was born in Homem, Germany, in eighteen seventy nine.

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The most physicist in all time. Now, even regular people

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like me, we know his theory of relativity. He equals

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mc square, the most emphasian, Yeah, the most famous equation

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of all time. You know, he equals mc square. It

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means energy equals mass times the speed of light q

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are squared. Einstein. He fled Germany for the United States

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in nineteen thirty five and settled in Princeton, New Jersey.

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Now I never worked at Princeton University. He just did

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his own thing over there. Married his first wife back

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at nineteen oh three, and they had a daughter and

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two sons. Divorced in nineteen nineteen. In their divorce settlement

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and said that if Einstein ever won a Nobel Prize,

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she got the money. She got the money in nineteen

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twenty two. Now he married his cousin in nineteen nineteen,

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just a few months after that divorce was final. His

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cousin died in nineteen thirty six. Albert died in nineteen

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fifty five from an abdomino aortic aneurysm seventy six years old.

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Now he refused all treatment or surgery. Thing. Yeah, he

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said he was ready to go. Actor Sir Michael Kaine

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He's ninety three. Born in London, England, in nineteen thirty three. Now,

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when he was serving in the British Armor and fighting

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in the Korean War, he caught malaria, so he sent

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him home in discharged him, so he went into acting.

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He's won two Oscar for Handing Her Sisters and the

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Ciderhouse Rolls. Nominated four other times for Oscars. He's been

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over one hundred and thirty movies. Let's say some fairly

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recent ones that you probably know of. He was out

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from three Batman movies. He was in Now You See

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Me movies, Journeying to the Mysterious Island. Last movie was

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The Great Escape in twenty twenty three. He retired after

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that one. Michael had a daughter from his first wife,

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married a second wife in nineteen seventy three and they

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have a daughter. Quincy Jones, one of the most famous

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names in music history, was born in Chicago in nineteen

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thirty three. Record producer, songwriter, composer, record executive, trumpet player,

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you name it, he did it. He was nominated for Grammy.

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He's a record eighty times. He won twenty eight times.

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That's not the record. Beyoncely has the record of thirty two,

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but she wasn't nominated near eighty times. Now, with all

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his success, he never learned how to drive a car.

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They seem a little bit normal now. He had a

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daughter from his first wife, then he had a daughter

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from a fling, and then he had a daughter and

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a song from his second wife. His third wife was

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actress Pey Lipton. Now their two daughters are both actresses,

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Kadida and Rashida Jones. That divorce, Quincy said enough he

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wasn't getting married again. I mean he did have one

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more daughter. Quincy died in twenty twenty four at ninety

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one years old from pancreatic cancer.

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So much.

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Body of stage to Cather and never forever tell me

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what's more. Country singer Michael Martin Murphy. He was born

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in Dallas, Texas, nineteen forty five. He started out as

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a folk singer. Then he started the band called Trinity

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River Boys, and one of the guys in the band

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was Michael Nesmith. Then when Michael became a member of

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the Monkeys, yeah he brought Murphy along with him. So yes,

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Michael Martin Murphy. He did write some of the Monkey

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songs that did get him a record Deal nineteen seventy five,

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he crossed over and had then a huge number one

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pop tart song called Wildfire. Some of his country hits

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are What's Forever for still making chances along the line

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of love, I'm Gonna miss You. Girl still performs a

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little bit. He has four times divorced and has a

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daughter and son from those marriages. Actor comedian Billy crispal

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Is seventy eight. Billy's been a mad at in New

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York in nineteen forty eight and first got known on

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the sitcom Soap. Then his first movie was Rabbit Test,

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then Running Scared that was his best movie, then Throw

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Mama from the Train when Harry met Sally the City

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Slickers movies. He hosted the Academy Awards nine times and

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he won two Emmy Awards for hosting the Academy Awards.

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Billy he married his high school sweetheart in nineteen seventy

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and they have two daughters. If you're wondering Billy's nine

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time hosted in the Academy Wars, that's the second most.

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Bob Hope He'll hosted in the most. He listened him

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nineteen times. Wow Tis Jockey TV is Rick D's was

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born in Jacksonville, Florida, in nineteen fifty grew up in Greensboro,

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North Carolina. Seventy six years old today in nineteen seventy six,

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he's working as a DJ at a radio station at

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Memphis Tendency. He was just goofing around, recorded that song

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Disco Duck went to number one, so hold over six

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million copies. So that made him nationally known. It is

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on Late nine TV show for a couple of years.

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Rick's best known know for his syndicated radio show, Rick

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D's Top forty Ken Down. Been doing it since nineteen

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eighty three. Yeah, still on over too in the radio stations.

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Rick married his second wife in nineteen seventy eight and

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they have a son, Alexei Pajnatov. He is seventy one. Also,

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he was born in Moscow, soviean Union. Now he has

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caused a whole lot of people to waste a whole

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lot of time over the years, maybe the most of

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any But he created the game Tetris in nineteen eighty four. Yeah,

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I've wasted a lot of time playing that too. Now,

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he was working for the Soviet government. Now it wasn't

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his job, he was his wasted time and goofing off

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well and then came up with Tesser. Became popular over

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in the Soviet Union. When American named Hank Rogers actually

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heard about it, he went over to the Soviet Union.

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He was able to get the rights for the game,

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so he licensed those too Nintendo. So basically, the game

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invented in the Soviet Union, discovered by an American and

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was brought to the United States by a Japanese company.

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Now as huge as Tetris was, a Looxi didn't get

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any money from it at all, So in nineteen ninety

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one he came to the United States. Simon Rodgers founded

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the Tetris Corporation now Alexi. He's gotten paid, he's married,

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and they have two sons. Act as Grace Park. She

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was born in Los Angeles in nineteen seventy four. She's

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fifty two. Moved to Canada when she was two years old.

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Got known on TV, first on Edgemont and then Battlestar Galactica.

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Most known know for playing Kona on the Hawaii five

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Ou Show. She was on A Million Little Things for

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five years after that. Grace she married in two thousand

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and four and they have a son. After Chris Klein.

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He was born in Hinsdale, Illinois, in nineteen seventy nine.

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He's forty seven. He played Odz in the American Pie Movies.

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Then after that he's a say it isn't so when

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we were soldiers just friends on TV. He played Cicada

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on Flash. Chris married in twenty fifteen and they have

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a son and a daughter. Taylor Hanson is forty three.

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He is born in Jinx, Oklahoma, in nineteen eighty three.

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It's a suburb of Tulsa now. His older brother Isaac

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and younger brother Zach and him. They formed Hanson in

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nineteen ninety two. They're actually seven handsome kids, the other four.

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I guess I had to buy tickets to the show.

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Taylor he is their lead singer and plays keyboards. Some

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handsOn hits are Where's the Love I Will Come to

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You Now. They release new music still and they perform

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and later on this year they're actually opening up for

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Shine Down Now. Taylor he married in two thousand and

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two and they have seven kids, four boys and three girls. Alright,

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here go to the day cause from Stephen Hawking. He

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died today in twenty eighteen. He was seventy six. Years old,

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Steven says, however difficult life may seem, there is always

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something you can do and succeed at. Well. Thank you

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there country and around radio artists a day. It comes

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from Patty in Minneapolis. She wants to hear Christy Lamb song.

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Mister wrong, you guys have an awesome day and we'll

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talk tomorrow. A man down the road Saturday now six two,

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luke us, A couple of drinks comes stop.

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Thing can be love my life? Thanks for help.

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Theme. Mister already got what why he want? Falling the mister.

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Her wrong wrong frow waa spind him, mister RECTI chicks.

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So love love love. He's ward to smile with me

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o wigging the niss Lord, help me be strong?

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Why don't like people fool with? Mister wall.

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Now tell him much an event? I must see you

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before you gonna take chance.

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When he asked me to dance, Miss gonna.

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Start Tom sax Hell must set of crow wheels and

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I must take super charge sax Mister kids about nothing

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but a stupid Why don't he want falling? The mister

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her wrong wrong, frow waa spind him, mister ray chicks A,

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oh love love this.

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Mad smiles me. I got a wing in the knees,

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God help me mis wrong?

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Why do I keep on fool in the mister wrong