settle@siemens.UUCP (02/06/86)
Since I have been asked to "restrain myself" from posting a fact a day. I will only post the facts which I think others will find interesting. (I must admit, some of them are pretty useless.) Today's fact might be slightly interesting. Thursday, February 6 1861: The term "weather forecast" began when Robert Fitzroy, an English admiral, issued storm warnings for ships putting out to sea. Ken Settle Siemens RTL Princeton, NJ <ihnp4!siemens!settle>