历史上的今天-Today in History 2011-02-17（在线收听） |
February 17th 1992 - In Milwaukee, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer receives a series of life sentences for his grizzly string of murders. Dahmer had admitted to killing 17 young men and boys, some of whom he mutilated and cannibalized. Just a few years later, Dahmer is beaten to death by a fellow inmate behind bars.
1801 – In Washington ,the House of Representatives breaks an electorate tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr.
The House chooses Jefferson to be America’s 3rd president; Burr becomes his vice-president.
1996 – World chess champion Garry Kasparov beats Deep Blue – the IBM super computer in a 6-game match in Philadelphia.
"I knew that I could learn much better, because my appoint would need more time to learn, and combat with a really, a sophisticated conquer strategy." The following year, Kasparov loses to Deep Blue in a rematch.
1963" I'm not afraid to take on a challenge. I'm not afraid to take a step. If I fall, I fall, pick myself up and move on ."Michael Jordan, one of pro-basketball's greatest all time players is born in Brooklyn, New York.
And 1976 –" Take it easy,take it easy" The Eagles releases their greatest hits 1971-75 album - still the best-selling album in the U.S. ever.
Today in History February 17th,Bryant Thomas the Associated Press. |
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