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HappyHappy BirthdayBirthday Sunday, December 19, 1999 Specially Created For: b17 Your Birthstone -Turquoise Your Birth Sign - Sagittarius Events of the Month The Year's Sports Russian President Boris Yeltsin surprises the world on Dec. 31, resigning his post Highlights and turning power over to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Yeltsin, 68, tells a stunned Russia: "I am resigning ahead of time." The New Year also brings an end The world's best basketball player -- to the comic strip "Peanuts" as creator Charles Shultz retires after almost 50 years. Michael Jordan -- retires from the Israel and Syria resume peace talks over the Golan Heights. The U.S. on Dec. 14 Chicago Bulls at age 35. The San cedes control of the Panama Canal. Antonio Spurs beat the New York Knicks to win the NBA title. In baseball, the New York Yankees defeat the Atlanta Braves to once more win the World Series while Popular Then vs. Now football's Denver Broncos beat the Cost of Living Atlanta Falcons, 34-19, in Super Music Bowl XXXIII. In hockey, the Dallas Comparisons Stars defeat the Buffalo Sabres for Back in 1999, the popular songs the Stanley Cup. American Lance were: "Livin' la Vida Loca" Armstrong overcomes cancer to win performed by Ricky Martin; "Last 1999 2015 bicycle racing's prestigious Tour de Kiss" performed by Pearl Jam; Gallon of Milk $2.87 $3.76 France. In golf, Scottish golfer Paul "Believe" sung by Cher; and "To Loaf of Bread $.89 $1.41 Lawrie wins the 128th British Open. Scrubs" by TLC. Also topping the New Auto $17,995.00 $26,790.00 Kenny Brack wins the Indianapolis charts: "Every Morning" by Sugar Gallon of Gas $1.09 $2.77 Ray; "Where My Girls At?" by New Home $168,300.00 $208,300.00 Famous People 702 (Motown); "If You Had My Average Income $28,951.28 $39,659.00 BornDow Joneson this Date Love" by Jennifer Lopez; and the Dow Jones 10,139.00 17,727.16 Actress Cicely Tyson - 1939 popular "What's It Gonna Be?" by Actor Robert Urich - 1947 Busta Rhymes. Physicist AlbertDow Abraham Jones Average Michelson in 1999: - 10,139.00 185217,727.16 Soviet13,313.05 statesman Leonid Brezhnev - 8,898.94 19064,484.82 70.71 Academy Award Winning Movies Tennis player Stan Smith - 1946 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 Best Movie "American Beauty"- Directed by Sam Mendes Best Actor Kevin Spacey-"American Beauty" Best Actress Hilary Swank-"Boys Don't Cry" Copyright 2001 Spectrum Unlimited LLC, 2261 Market Street, #276, San Francisco CA 94114 (415) 647-1070 www.ClientBirthday.com.

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