MAY 9, 1993

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1993 Coca-Cola advertising artwork
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1993
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $11,389 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min Wage Hourly$4.21
Median Home Price$106,070.00
Gas Price Avg$1.26
Bread Price Avg$0.79
Movie Ticket Avg$4.57
First Class Stamp$0.27
Milk Price Avg$2.94
Top Movies From 1993
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1 Jurassic Park
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Jurassic Park
2 Mrs. Doubtfire
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Mrs. Doubtfire
3 The Fugitive
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The Fugitive
4 The Firm
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The Firm
5 Sleepless in Seattle
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Sleepless in Seattle
6 Indecent Proposal
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Indecent Proposal
7 In the Line of Fire
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In the Line of Fire
8 The Pelican Brief
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The Pelican Brief
9 Schindler's List
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Schindler's List
10 Cliffhanger
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Cliffhanger
Alive
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Alive
Aspen Extreme
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Aspen Extreme
Sniper
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Sniper
Leprechaun
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Leprechaun
Groundhog Day
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Groundhog Day
Army of Darkness
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Army of Darkness
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
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Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey
Falling Down
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Falling Down
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
Fire in the Sky
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Fire in the Sky
Point of No Return
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Point of No Return
The Sandlot
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The Sandlot
Benny & Joon
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Benny & Joon
This Boy's Life
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This Boy's Life
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
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Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story
Dave
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Dave
Hard Target
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Hard Target
Bram Stoker's Dracula
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Bram Stoker's Dracula
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
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Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Aladdin
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Aladdin
A Few Good Men
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A Few Good Men
Scent of a Woman
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Scent of a Woman
The Muppet Christmas Carol
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The Muppet Christmas Carol

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Murder, She Wrote poster
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May 9, 1993

On May 9, 1993, the jazz scene was abuzz with excitement as the saxophone gained renewed popularity among musicians and listeners alike. However, this resurgence was met with mixed reactions from purists who viewed this trend as a...

Inventions & Breakthroughs of May 1993

Gadgets, lab surprises, odd bets, and future-shocks from this slice of the calendar.

1 Graphical Web Browser (Mosaic)
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Graphical Web Browser (Mosaic)
2 MP3 Audio Compression Standard
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MP3 Audio Compression Standard
3 Search Engine Concept
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Search Engine Concept
4 Java Programming Language
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5 Digital Mobile Camera
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6 Online Banking Systems
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7 Computer Firewall Concept
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8 Touchpad Input Device
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Touchpad Input Device
9 Real-Time Strategy Video Game
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10 Medical MRI Software Advances
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The Sounds of

Popular recordings and roots/country selections associated with the year

Headlines From May 9, 1993

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  • Headline: Saxophone Surge in School Bands. Impact: The rise of the saxophone in high school bands leads to an unexpected surge in jazz festivals. By 2025, the saxophone becomes the go-to instrument for hipster coffee shops, revolutionizing the caffeine experience and giving birth to a new genre: 'Sax & Lattes'. Fact: Did you know the saxophone was actually invented to make sure every school band had at least one overzealous player who thought they were the next big thing? Spoiler: they usually weren't.
  • Headline: Mark Morganelli Leads Jazz Festival Spotlight. Impact: Mark Morganelli's decision to become an impresario leads to a chain reaction where jazz trumpeters across the nation start hosting their own festivals. By 2030, the world is overrun with jazz festivals, culminating in 'Jazz World War' where musicians battle it out for the title of 'King of the Horn'. Fact: Did you know that trumpeters have a secret society where they discuss the pressing issue of how to get more people to care about jazz? They’ve been meeting for decades, and attendance is still low.
  • Headline: Celebrating Mother's Day in Long Island. Impact: The evolution of Mother's Day celebrations leads to the bizarre trend of increasingly extravagant gifts, eventually resulting in a black market for 'Mother's Day' diamonds by 2040. Mothers everywhere now demand live unicorns. Fact: Fun fact: Mother's Day used to be about honoring mothers. Now, it's just a competition of who can spend the most money on brunch. Who knew flowers and a card could lead to such a financial arms race?.
  • Headline: A Harbor School Where Gone Fishin' Can Earn Credit. Impact: Rachel Vizner's school inspires a nationwide movement where schools introduce 'Fishing as a Major'. By 2035, universities are offering PhDs in 'Aquatic Studies', causing a fish population crisis as students take their studies too seriously. Fact: Did you know that the only thing that can make a student feel more accomplished than building a boat is... well, literally anything else? But hey, at least they get credit for it!.
  • Headline: ART REVIEW; Gorky's Influences on a 40-Year Career And 5 Concerned With Current Topics. Impact: Martin Barooshian's retrospective inspires a wave of artists who start focusing on 'current topics', leading to art that comments on things like avocado toast and social media influencers. By 2040, the art world is dominated by selfies in frames. Fact: Did you know that art critics can spend hours analyzing the meaning of a blank canvas? Truly, they are the unsung heroes of making nothing sound profound.
  • Headline: Rivalries Erupt on Using Tourism Tax. Impact: The tourism tax war escalates, leading to a bizarre campaign where communities start using wild slogans. By 2027, Suffolk County is known for its 'Tax Wars: The Musical', capturing the hearts of audiences while simultaneously draining their wallets. Fact: Did you know that local governments sometimes act more like feuding families than actual authorities? Just wait until they start throwing pies at each other in the name of tourism!.
  • Headline: As Belts Tighten, Lunch Clubs Lose Allure. Impact: The decline of lunch clubs forces business elites to find new ways to network, resulting in the rise of golf-themed escape rooms. By 2030, every business deal is negotiated while trapped in a room with a putt-putt course. Fact: Did you know that lunch clubs were once the pinnacle of networking? Now they’re just a sad reminder that nobody wants to pay for overpriced sandwiches while trying to impress someone who’s probably not that impressed anyway.
  • Headline: ART REVIEW; A Major Sculptor and Painter at the Parrish. Impact: The focus on lesser-known artists leads to a resurgence of obscure art movements, including 'Invisible Sculpture' which becomes all the rage. By 2035, art collectors are bidding millions on the air around a blank pedestal. Fact: Did you know that sometimes people buy art just to say they have it, even if it’s just a blank canvas? It’s like buying a trophy for participation in life!.
  • Headline: Towns and State in Dispute on Trucks That Avoid Turnpike. Impact: Dale Smith's choice to avoid the Turnpike starts a trend among truckers, leading to the creation of a secret underground network of alternate routes. By 2025, they’re all in a secret society called 'The Truck Stop Syndicate'. Fact: Did you know that truckers have their own coded language? It’s like a secret society, only instead of pledging allegiance, they pledge to avoid tolls at all costs.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: A historical $1,000 investment comparison using the stored long-range dataset.
Rank #3
ORCL
Oracle
Price in 1993
$0.57
Stored value
$317,737

Oracle - If you invested $1,000 in 1993, it would be worth $317,737 today (317.7x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Spawn #1
Spawn #1
$60
300 #1
300 #1
$300
The Maxx #1
The Maxx #1
$80
Preacher #1
Preacher #1
$75
H-E-R-O #1
H-E-R-O #1
$95
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Action Figures
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Action Figures
$150.00
Beetleborgs Action Figures
Beetleborgs Action Figures
$150.00
Super Soaker CPS 2000
Super Soaker CPS 2000
$250.00
Creepy Crawlers Oven
Creepy Crawlers Oven
$200.00
Street Fighter II Figures
Street Fighter II Figures
$32.00
🎮 Top 5 Video Games
Doom
Doom
$200.00
Myst
Myst
$130.00
Secret of Mana
Secret of Mana
$149.00
Star Fox
Star Fox
$150.00
Day of the Tentacle
Day of the Tentacle
$45.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Black Lotus
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Black Lotus
$500,000
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Ancestral Recall
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Ancestral Recall
$30,000
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Mox Sapphire
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Mox Sapphire
$108,000
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Mox Jet
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Mox Jet
$108,000
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Mox Ruby
Magic: The Gathering Alpha Mox Ruby
$108,000