Fighting Back, Going to Pot, -and- Animal Kingdom

In the News Today

Fighting Back - Daytona Beach restaurant worker fights off burglar with sword, beer bottle

Going to Pot - Medical marijuana deliveryman robbed by ninjas In West Covina

Animal Kingdom - Tiny puppy in California could be world's smallest

Technology in the News Today

Hands On With AVG's "Do Not Track" Tool

Australian Consumer Group Suing Apple Over iPad 4G Claims

Free Wi-Fi Is Gone Forever

Born on this Day in History: March 27, 1924 - Sarah Vaughan was a jazz vocalist who sang in her church choir and then won an amateur contest at the famed Apollo Theatre in 1942. By the mid-1940s, she was appearing on television variety show, soon known by the nickname "Sassy." She had a three-octave range and is regarded as one of the greatest of all jazz singers. She was inducted into the Jazz Hall of Fame the same year she died, 1990.

On this Day in History: March 27, 1964 - One of the largest quakes in US history strikes southeast of Anchorage, Alaska, hitting 8.6 on the Richter scale. 118 people are killed, and a tidal wave destroys four square blocks of Anchorage. The control tower at the airport, 60 feet high, snapped. Damage in the state is estimated at $500 million.

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