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Excel Magic Trick #73: Excel Limit is 15 significant digits
See a few examples of the upper limit for Excel's 15 significant digit limit. See the number 555 Trillion. Learn how to type in scientific notation. See how Formatting can trick you.

Martha Reeves 1973 - "No One There" MOTOWN-36
This sweet track on TMG-843 released in February 1973 is significant for two reasons, it was the very last record by Martha Reeves on Motown sadly, and was not released in the US at all, only in the UK. John

Zdenka Kovačiček: Klik Tema Broj 1
Here is an original and unique Croatian (abridged*) adaptation of the sublime Yma Suma's song "Remember" by Croatia's greatest singer, Zdenka Kovačiček. It was performed in 1973 at the famous Yugoslavian "Boom pop festival ´73" in Ljubljana. Zdenka Kovačiček (born in 1944 in Zagreb) is one of the most significant and eminent figures on the Croatian music scene. She started her career in 1957 and continued with numerous successful performances abroad where she sang with many famous musicians. In 1970 she returned to Croatia where she pursued her career as a brilliant jazz-rock, blues, gospel and pop singer. She is a singer with a distinctive voice and sophisticated music style, who has become the trademark of the Croatian jazz and rock scene. Enjoy the Croatian Yma Sumac, the most original singer of the beautiful and exotic Yugoslavia! --- *The long version is given by vinyldaewo.

HOFSTRA Autism Awareness Day 2007
On Saturday, November 17, the Hofstra University Pride played host to Autism Speaks "Autism Awareness Day". Over 3,600 fans attended the home opener, during which the Pride defeated the Manhattan College Jaspers 73-71 in overtime. The game aired live on Fox Sports NY before an estimated audience of 10 million. During the game, the Autism Speaks Ad Council PSAs were played for the crowd on the JumboTron, and an information table, staffed with volunteers, was on the concourse. Hofstra donated $5 from each ticket sold through Autism Speaks, as well as use of one of their sky-suites, in which Autism Speaks hosted major donors and special guests. All of the coaches and on-court personnel for both teams sported the blue puzzle piece pin. At halftime, a special presentation honored the Gerstman family and Toni Lana, who both have made significant contributions to autism awareness. The Gerstman family not only created the Hofstra/Autism Speaks partnership but also made a significant donation through proceeds raised at a golf outing through their family's Lisa Beth Gerstman Family Foundation. Toni Lana, a Hofstra graduate student was also recognized. As both the President of The Special Education Graduate Association and President of Kappa Delta Pi, The International Honor Society in Education at Hofstra, Ms. Lana enlisted involved the over 500 graduate and undergraduate student members, in a campus-wide fund-raising campaign to support the Long Island Walk Now for Autism held in October. Under her guidance their walk team raised a total of $15,000, nearly tripling the goal. Both the Gerstmans and Ms. Lana were presented with commemorative game balls by Hofstra athletic director Jack Hayes and Autism Speaks director of major gifts Barry Haber. Following the presentation, Autism Speaks major donor and Hofstra football alumnus Brad Gerstman was interviewed by Fox Sports NY. Special thanks to the Hofstra Athletics department for their support of Autism Awareness Day, and for their many contributions.
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