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Fact of the day: It was on this day in 1903 that Jean_Maurice-Emile Baudot died. He was the French engineer who received a patent on a telegraph code in 1874. By the mid-20th century this code had supplanted Morse Code as the most commonly used telegraphic alphabet.
Quote:Wise men don\'t need advice. Fools don\'t take it. Benjamin Franklin
Point to ponder: The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 320.755 metres (1052 feet) high, including the television antennas, and it contains 2 500 000 rivets and contains 18 038 metal pieces.
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