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Famous Birthdays
- 1964: Rob Lowe - The Outsiders
- 1955: Gary Sinise - Forrest Gump
- 1951: Kurt Russell - Miracle
- 1919: Nat King Cole - Singer
2009 NHL Art Ross Race
- Evgeni Malkin, PIT - 97 PTS
- Sidney Crosby, PIT - 90 PTS
- Alexander Ovechkin, WSH - 89 PTS
- Pavel Datsyuk, DET - 85 PTS
- Zach Parise, NJ - 82 PTS
NHL Leaders on this Day
- 2009: NHL - Detroit Red Wings: (46 - 15 - 9 - 101 Pts)
- 2009: Alexander Ovechkin, WSH - 49 Goals
- 2009: Miikka Kiprusoff, Calgary Flames - 40 WinsNHL.com: NHL Stat Leaders
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March 17 Questions
When does March Madness 2009 start? 5 AnswersSelection Sunday is March 15th Play in game is March 17th First and Second rounds run March 19th - 22nd read more
Why is St Patrick's Day on March 17? 4 AnswersSt. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, was born in Scotland, in 387 and died at Saul, Downpatrick, Ireland, on 17 March, 461. Patrick was captured in a raid ... read more
EPA 17 chemicals -- where are they listed? 2 AnswersThe 17 chemicals were identified as part of the EPA's 33/50 Program. This program targeted 17 priority chemicals and set as its goal a 33% reduction in relea... read more -
The 2000s
- 2005: During a testimony before Congress, former baseball player Mark McGwire refused to say whether he had used steroids.
- 2003: Iraq War: American President George W. Bush gave Saddam Hussein 48 hours to leave Iraq. Hussein rejected the ultimatum.
The 1940s
- 1942: World War II: General Douglas MacArthur takes over as supreme commander of Allied forces in the southwest Pacific theater.
- 1941: The National Gallery of Art opened in Washington DC.
The 1900s
- 1906: Over 1,000 people are killed and millions of dollars in damage are done after an Earthquake strikes Taiwan.
- 1905: Franklin D. Roosevelt married his distant cousin, Eleanor Roosevelt, in New York City. The wedding was attended by President Theodore Roosevelt, FDR's fifth cousin, who gave his niece away.
- 2005: During a testimony before Congress, former baseball player Mark McGwire refused to say whether he had used steroids.

