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FEBRUARY BABIESby Kathy Wolfe

From politicians to stars to artists — Many fa-mous folks were born this time of year. Let’s look into some notable people born during the second month.

•Although the name Tiffany is most oftenassociated with fine jewelry, Louis ComfortTiffany started out as a painter then movedto designing stained glass windows, lamps,mosaicsandblownglass.Hefirstgainedfamewhen he redecorated many of the rooms in the WhiteHousein1882,attherequestofPresidentChesterArthur. It was Louis’ father CharleswhofoundedTiffany&Companyin1837,11years before Louis’ birth. Louis was 54 before he became that company’s design director,creatingexquisite jewelrydesigns.Tiffany&Companynowoperates83storesintheUnitedStates and more than 100 international stores.

• “BiggestLoser”viewersarewellacquaintedwith the no-nonsense methods of trainer Jillian Michaels, a February 1974 baby. Atage12,Michaelsweighed175pounds(79kg)at a height of 5 feet (150 cm).To battle herweightproblem,hermotherenrolledher inamartialartsclass,whichturnedouttobealife-changing decision. In addition to her realityTVduties,sheworksasanambassadorfortheAmericanCancerSociety.

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NATIONAL BOSS DAYby Stanley Drummond

Bosses are people, too. (Really!) And every year on October 16, America pays tribute to them.• Actually, National Boss Day was created in

1958 by an Illinois secretary named Patricia Haroski. She chose October 16 because it was her father’s birthday. Her father also happened to be her boss at the time. Nevertheless, she felt that bosses in general were underappreciated, and registered the date with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as an official observance.

• Interestingly enough, a 2005 survey done by an international human resources consulting firm revealed that the majority of employees would not trade places with their boss. The primary reason given was the change that would result between them and their co-workers. They could no longer ignore or laugh at any slackers in their department; they’d be responsible for any poor performers.

• Hallmark started selling Boss Day cards in 1979. While they don’t reveal actual sales figures, they do disclose that the “holiday” is poised to break into the list of top 10 card-send-ing events within the next few years.

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• On Feb. 16, 1878, the Bland-Allison Act -- which provided for a return to the minting of silver coins -- becomes the law of the land. During the 19th century, money was backed by actual deposits of silver and gold, unlike today when the value of American money is essentially secured by faith in the stability of the government.

• On Feb. 15, 1903, candy-store owner Morris Michtom places two stuffed bears in his shop window in Brooklyn, N.Y., advertising them as

Teddy bears, after President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt. Other toy manufacturers soon began turning out copies of Michtom's stuffed bears, which would become a national childhood institution.

• On Feb. 14, 1929, in Chicago, gunmen in the suspected employment of organized crime boss Al Capone murder seven members of George "Bugs" Moran's North Siders gang. The so-called St. Valentine's Day Massacre motivated federal authorities to redouble their efforts to find evidence incriminating enough to take Capone off the streets.

• On Feb. 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs Executive Order 9066, authorizing the removal of all people from military areas. The military in turn defined the entire West Coast as a military area, and more than 110,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to remote internment camps around the country.

• On Feb. 18, 1959, Ray Charles records "What'd I Say," which went on to become one of the greatest rhythm-and-blues records ever made. The call-and-response song was created to fill time at the end of a concert, and the crowd loved it.

• On Feb. 20, 1974, Reg Murphy, an editor of The Atlanta Constitution, is kidnapped after being lured from his home by William Williams. Murphy was released after a $700,000 ransom was paid. Within hours, Williams and his wife, Betty, were captured.

• On Feb. 17, 1986, Anne Tyler wins the National Book Critics Circle Award for her novel "The Accidental Tourist" (1985). The book, about the life of a travel-book writer after the death of his son and his subsequent divorce, became a bestseller and was later made into a movie starring William Hurt.


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FEBRUARY BABIES (continued):•Youmightnot recognize thenameofDanielLawrenceWhitney,butyou’veprobablyheardhis work. Better known as “Larry the CableGuy,”thisFebruary1963babygothisstartasadiscjockeyataBlueSprings,Missouri,radiostation before advancing to the Blue CollarComedyTour. He’s often heard saying, “Git‘erdone,”and“Idon’tcarewhoyaare,that’sfunnyrightthere.”You’llusuallysee“Larry”in his trademark “redneck” attire — jeans,flannel shirt and camouflage hat. He namedhis daughter Reagan because in his words,“Ronald Reagan was the greatest presidentever.”

• Speaking of Ronald Reagan, can you namethisFebruarybaby’sfirst screen role? Itwasthe1937film“LoveIsontheAir.”Reaganhadactually started his career “on the air”whentheUniversity of Iowa hired him in 1932 tobroadcast the Hawkeyes’ football games at the rateof$10pergame.Reaganappearedinover50movies, but his most famous is probably1940’s “Knute Rockne, All American.” HeenteredactivemilitarydutyduringWorldWarIIin1942,butbecauseofhisnearsightednesswas prohibited from going overseas. HebecameCalifornia’s33rdgovernorin1967andheldtheofficefortwoterms.AlthoughReaganranks high in popularity as aU.S. President,he was actually defeated for the nomination in both1968and1976,beforefinallywinningin1980. His administration is remembered forthe endof theColdWar.WhenReagandiedin2004attheageof93,hehadbeensufferingfromAlzheimer’sDiseaseforovertenyears.


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FEBRUARY BABIES (continued):• Althoughwe thinkofGloriaVanderbilt asajeansdesigner,shewasfirstapainter,studyingattheArtStudentsLeagueofNewYork,andknown for her oil paintings,watercolors andpastels. She also did artwork for Hallmark cards. She was born an heiress of the famous Vanderbilt railroad family, and, at the ageof 15months, inherited a half-share in a $5million trust fund when her father succumbed to cirrhosis. It wasn’t until she was nearing50 years old that she stepped into the fashion world, startingwitha lineof scarves.By themid-1970s, her famous swan logo could beseenonclothing,perfume, leathergoodsandliqueurs.VanderbiltisthemotherofCNNnewsanchor Anderson Cooper, who is the great-great-great-grandsonofCorneliusVanderbilt.CooperhimselfwasamodelforCalvinKleinandRalphLaurenfromage10to13.

•. IfChristieBrinkleyhadn’tmovedtoParistostudyartin1973,shemayneverhavebeenthecovergirlonthreeSports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue editions and more than 500 other magazinecovers.AsshestoodinaParispostoffice shewas “discovered” by anAmericanphotographer, Errol Sawyer, who tookBrinkley’s first modeling pictures. Speakingof her discovery, Brinkley has said, “I wasbasicallyasurfergirlfromCalifornia.Ineverlooked likeamodel.”You’ve seenherphotoon the cover of Vogue, Newsweek, Rolling Stone and Esquire,amongothers,aswellLife magazine’sbest-sellingissueever.She’sbeenthe spokesperson for Chanel, Max Factor,Nissan,Revlon,Halston,Anheuser-Buschandmanyothers. Inher free time,Brinkley isanavid fan of the New York Islanders hockeyteam.


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1. Apple Computer2. Betty Friedan, born

February of 1921

1. Tina Louise, as “the movie star” in “Gilligan’s Island”2. Shakira Ignacia del Pilar Mebarak Ripoll, born February 19773. Jennifer Aniston, born in February of 19694. Chuck Yeager, born in February of 19235. Patty Hearst, born in February of 1954

Tom Brokaw 2/6/40 Chris Rock 2/7/65 John Grisham 2/8/55 Joe Pesci 2/9/43 Mark Spitz 2/10/50 Sarah Palin 2/11/64 Christina Ricci 2/12/80

This word means: An American actor born in February of 1974 and married to an older woman


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2/6 Ronald Reagan Day2/7 Oklahoma Statehood, 19052/8 Elizabeth II declared Queen of the United Kingdom, 19522/ 9 First appearance of the Beatles on Ed Sullivan, 19642/10 First singing telegram, 19332/11 National Inventors’ Day2/ 12 Lincoln’s Birthday

1. What famous company was founded by February 1955 baby Steve Jobs?

2. Who was the author of the 1963 book “The Feminine Mystique”?

1. What February 1934 baby was famous for her role as Ginger Grant in a 1960s sitcom?2. Name the Colombian-born singer/song-writer/dancer who has sold close to 10 million albums in the United States.3. This actress’ godfather was actor Telly Sava-las, her father’s best friend. Who is she?4. What pilot was the first to travel faster than sound, accomplished in 1947?5. She was an heiress, socialite, actress, kidnap victim and convicted bank robber. Who was she?

“A brain is a lot like a computer. It will only take so many facts, and then it will go on overload and blow up.” – Erma Bombeck, born February 1927

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In the Finnish language, February is called Helmikuu, which translates “month of the pearl.” This is because as the snow melts on trees, droplets are formed that freeze again, resembling pearls of ice. February is the only month of the year when it is possible to have no full moon.

Bob asked his friend Tom whether he had bought his wife anything for Valentine’s Day. “Yes,” said the usually chauvinistic Tom. “I bought her a belt and a bag.”“That was nice of you,” Bob said. “I hope she appreciated the thought.”Tom smiled as he replied, “So do I, and hopefully the vacuum cleaner will work better now.”

Sir James Wilson, a Scottish politician, served as the Premier of Tasmania and later as the President of the Tasmanian Legislative Council. So what is distinctive about Wilson? He was born on February 29, “Leap Year Day” in 1812, and died on his birthday, February 29 in 1871. Technically, Wilson was only 17 years old!


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send you samples -- you pay for only the ones you keep. Join an international postcard or pen pal club. Go to stamp shows or join a local club. Decide if there's an area you'd like to concentrate on,

perhaps U.S. Airmail, or commemorative stamps from the 1940s, or Pacific Island stamps. Thumb through stamp catalogs to see what catches your eye -- and let the hunt begin. Coins: Try not to spend more than the face value of the coin, especially while you're beginning your collection. That way, if necessary, your coins can be spent. As with stamps, look through catalogs and see what types of coins most appeal to you. Books: Begin with your favorite author and aim to collect all of them. Explore reissues of authors who have passed away. Obviously they won't be writing more books. Sometimes there are no

reissues, and the only available copies are what's already out there. Hunt at flea markets, yard sales and on the Internet for copies to fill in your collection. Books, especially if you're going to end up trading or selling them, can be tricky. Study book grading so you don't overspend. The key when starting a new hobby or collection is to not break the budget. Put a monthly limit on just how much you're willing to spend to add to your collection, and don't go over that amount.Assume that you won't make huge profits from your collection if you sell. The best benefit might be in the enjoyment of the hunt.

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FEBRUARY BABIES (continued):• Althoughwe thinkofGloriaVanderbilt asajeansdesigner,shewasfirstapainter,studyingattheArtStudentsLeagueofNewYork,andknown for her oil paintings,watercolors andpastels. She also did artwork for Hallmark cards. She was born an heiress of the famous Vanderbilt railroad family, and, at the ageof 15months, inherited a half-share in a $5million trust fund when her father succumbed to cirrhosis. It wasn’t until she was nearing50 years old that she stepped into the fashion world, startingwitha lineof scarves.By themid-1970s, her famous swan logo could beseenonclothing,perfume, leathergoodsandliqueurs.VanderbiltisthemotherofCNNnewsanchor Anderson Cooper, who is the great-great-great-grandsonofCorneliusVanderbilt.CooperhimselfwasamodelforCalvinKleinandRalphLaurenfromage10to13.

•. IfChristieBrinkleyhadn’tmovedtoParistostudyartin1973,shemayneverhavebeenthecovergirlonthreeSports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue editions and more than 500 other magazinecovers.AsshestoodinaParispostoffice shewas “discovered” by anAmericanphotographer, Errol Sawyer, who tookBrinkley’s first modeling pictures. Speakingof her discovery, Brinkley has said, “I wasbasicallyasurfergirlfromCalifornia.Ineverlooked likeamodel.”You’ve seenherphotoon the cover of Vogue, Newsweek, Rolling Stone and Esquire,amongothers,aswellLife magazine’sbest-sellingissueever.She’sbeenthe spokesperson for Chanel, Max Factor,Nissan,Revlon,Halston,Anheuser-Buschandmanyothers. Inher free time,Brinkley isanavid fan of the New York Islanders hockeyteam. 1st Quarter 2011

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FEBRUARY BABIES (continued):.•We’vebeenlisteningtoDonPardointroduce“SaturdayNightLive’s”“NotReadyforPrimeTimePlayers”sincetheprogrampremieredin1975.BabyboomersmayrememberPardoastheannouncerontheoriginal“Jeopardy!”gameshowwithhostArtFlemingfrom1964to1975.Pardo,whoturns93onFebruary22,officiallyretiredfromNBCin2004andnowpre-recordshis Saturday Night Live introductions from a studioinhisArizonahome.

•TwoHungariansisters,bothborninFebruary,achievedmoviestardominAmerica.ZsaZsaand Eva Gabor were born the same weektwoyears apart,ZsaZsa in1917andEva in1919.Evawas thefirst sister to come to theUnitedStates,alongwithherhusband,Dr.EricDrimmer,aSwedishphysicianwholaterwasdoctor tofilm legendGretaGarbo.AlthoughEva appeared nearly 30 movies, she’s bestknownforherportrayalofLisaDouglas, theditzy blond wife on the six seasons of the1960ssitcom“GreenAcres.”ZsaZsawasMissHungary, 1936 and emigrated to the Statesfive years later, where she had 40 film rolesandscoresof televisionappearancesovertheyears.Neithersisterwasastrangertomarriage—ZsaZsahadninehusbands,whileEvawasmarriedfivetimes.

•Nearly everyone has seen the stunningblack-and-white photographs of YosemiteNational Park snapped by Ansel Adams.Adamsverynearlydidn’tbecomethatfamousphotographer,sincehisambitionasachildandyoung adult was to become a concert pianist. With a photographicmemory, readingmusicand playing the piano came easily to the youngAdams.At age 14, a family vacationtoYosemiteledtothedirectionofhisfuture.A gift from his father for the trip, a KodakBrownie capturedAdams’ first photos of thePark.Byage20,hisYosemiteprintshadbeenpublished. He went on to shoot pictures of everyAmericanNationalPark.

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HOMES FOR SALE

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USED CARS

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