Heres an interesting clock to check out while we all kill time waiting for the cold weather to get here...
http://www.paulsadowski.com/Birthday.asp
Birthday Clock
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Don't wanna know!
Looks like a good way to steal your identity. If you look at the end of the birthday list you see a place to see what your name says about you. They want your full name. I wonder how many people fall into the trap. They have your full name and your date of birth.
Maybe I am too cautious ?
Maybe I am too cautious ?
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I would agree.Note: Most authorities agree that the full birth name as recorded on your birth certificate is the name that must be used for all calculations involving name. Nicknames, changed names including marriage name changes do not dilute the importance of the name given to you by your parents.
That reminds me of a funny but true DEA "War" story: (this is not meant to be a racist remark/story but race has to be mentioned for it to make sense)Wood'nCoal wrote: Note: Most authorities agree that the full birth name as recorded on your birth certificate is the name that must be used for all calculations involving name. Nicknames, changed names including marriage name changes do not dilute the importance of the name given to you by your parents.
I would agree.
One night, we arrested a black man named Johnson &, in booking him we asked him the usual identifying info: Name, address,wife, children's names, etc
When we got to his children, he told us his 6 year old daughter's first name was pronounced Phamaliee
When we asked him how they picked a name like that & how to spell it, he said words to the effect: "We didn't pick it....when my wife & I went up to the nursery to see her, the hospital had already named her........The name tag on the incubator was F E M A L E Johnson!
I swear this is A true story!!
(again, not meant as an ethnic slur but just meant to relay a humorous story & show one man's ignorance)