in a way yes....and what did they digitise that filled an acre of storage space..... and revolutionised one aspect of the work across the FBI ???
What did an American state organisation have an acre of in the 1990s...and what was the revolutionary change? Subject of Radio 4 programme Was paper...lots and lots of......... held by the FBI
You have it https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0...BBC Radio 4,ends, the surprises and successes. In the early 90s the FBI stored fingerprints for the whole of the US in a storage facility that took up a whole floor of one acre of an enormous warehouse..and fingerprints took two weeks to identify from this paper filing system. Then a couple of their own techies developed a way to digitally store them and every thing changed
Cheers Yorkie. Getting that answer must have been like getting teeth pulled for you... A music question... A band, generally and incorrectly viewed as one hit wonders, released a record that was a massive hit across Europe, the US and Australia. The singer couldn't speak or understand a word of English, but memorised the English words and sang them so well that no-one realised she couldn't understand what she was singing. Which band, which singer and which song?
No - I don't think he's a band - or a woman No - had to look that one up as I'd never heard of them/it. I wouldn't call them a band anyway - just three girls singing and wiggling their hands about. The song I'm thinking of was written and first recorded by a rock band - it topped the US charts on the same day that Watford beat Gillingham in the FA Cup.
Yes. She couldn't speak a word of English but sang it almost to perfection and fooled everyone. There was a typo on the lyric sheet she used to memorise the words - the word goddess was written as godness, and that's what she sang. They were the first Dutch band to have a number one hit in the USA. Back to you.
