Welcome to our shared birthday site.
Apart from discovering your birth cohort you can send an e-card and also register with us.
If you register you can store all your friends and family birthdays and we will send them out a card and send you reminders a few days before.
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You can register with us and we will send out your cards as well as send you a reminder for your birthdays!
...and sharing your birthday (from left to right in picture above)
Dandy Nichols
English actress, Else Garnett in 'Till Death Us Do Part'.
Andrew Neil(1949-)
Scottish journalist, editor and TV presenter. Forever reminded by Private Eye magazine about an affair with Pamella Bordes, he has not been lucky in that everywhere he goes seems to suffer economic difficulties. However, he was responsible for bringing The Simpsons to Britain, so all is forgiven.
Albrecht Durer(1471-1528)
German artist, one of the first European landscape artists, specialising in highly detailed woodcuts.
Mary Robinson(1944-)
The first female President of Ireland. Now with the UN, she is a noted and energetic human rights campaigner.
Leo Sayer (1948-)
English singer-songwriter. Notable for getting into a scrap with the Celebrity Big Brother security guards as he was denied fresh underwear.
Also born on this day but not pictured
Elizabeth Fry, Fats Waller, Plato, Henri Rousseau, Andrei Sakharov.
Quote of the Day:
"In a society where the rights and potential of women are constrained, no man can be truly free. He may have power, but he will not have freedom. "
- Mary Robinson
On This Day;
1570 Belgium
Cartographer Abraham Ortelius issues the first modern atlas.
1873 US
Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis receive a US patent for blue jeans with copper rivets.
1902 Cuba
Cuba gains independence from the United States.
1980 Japan
NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc. unleash PAC-MAN video game. Apart from knocking Space Invaders, Asteroids & Pong from the top spot it also went on to inspire a TV series and a Top Ten single!
1916 UK
Clocks and watches go forward one hour as the Daylight Saving Act (Summer Time) is introduced.
1894 UK
The Manchester Ship Canal is opened by Queen Victoria, linking the city to the Irish Sea.
1966 UK
Cassius Clay (as he was then) beats Henry Cooper in the sixth round of a fight at Arsenal's ground in London to retain the world heavyweight championship.



A quick sip from the trivia cup:
24 carat gold is not actually pure gold, there is a small amount of copper in it. Absolutely pure gold is so soft that it can be moulded with the hands and would therefore be off no use for jewellery.
- Sign: Gemini
- Colour: Yellow
- Element: Air
- Stone: Aquamarine
- Metal: Mercury
- Planet: Mercury
The Cusp of Energy. The Taurus-Gemini cusp is an admixture of the second sign of the zodiac, Taurus, and Gemini. This cusp may be symbolically likened to the period around fourteen years of age in the human life and falls at the beginning of late spring in the northern hemisphere. The Taurus-Gemini cusp may be said to represent Energy. In human development, at the age of fourteen adolescence is usually under way and the young teenager bids farewell to childhood. This is a period in which energy plays a key role - in terms not only of output, but input.