Happy Birthday AEV D.

[vanpaun]

Hey, hope your having a great birthday Aina! This is your 17th Right? Well, may you have a great, present filled, and cake filled day!

[unibikeling]

woohoo! yay!

[AEV D.]

hi,
thank you very much!!! :)
i won´t have any cake because we are only three..
but i had a very big portion of ice cream..^^
and it´s a really great birthday..the best since i think 5 years or so :D

and yes, i´m 17 now..365 days and i´m allowed to drive the car without my parents sitting next to me *happy*

[critter]

Yeah Dude, Happy Birthday!;)

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Arthur Ashe
1943–1993, American tennis player, born in Richmond, Virginia.

Ashe rose from his hometown's public courts to become the first African-American male to reach prominence in tennis. He won the 1965 intercollegiate singles championship while at University of California at Los Angeles. Denied a visa by South Africa on racial grounds in 1970, Ashe forced the issue, appearing before the United Nations and urging the World Tennis Union to expel South Africa because of its apartheid policy. Noted for his grace, hard-hit topspin, and outstanding backhand, Ashe won the 1968 U.S. Open, the 1970 Australian Open, and the 1975 Wimbledon title. He retired as a player following a 1979 heart attack, but continued to serve as the U.S. Davis Cup captain. In 1992 he announced that he had acquired AIDS from a heart operation years earlier. He remained an active spokesperson on many issues, including race relations and AIDS.

[1-wheeled-grape]

Dam Jeremy beat me too it! Or does the 2 day ago count as the first? :D

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

[critter]

Some stuff that happen on July 10

1890
Wyoming became the 44th state in the United States.
1940
The Battle of Britain began.
1951
Armistice talks to end the Korean War began at Kaesong.
1973
The Bahamas became independent from Great Britain.
1985
The Coca-Cola Company announced that it was bringing back the original Coke and calling it Coca-Cola Classic.
1989
Mel Blanc, the “man of a thousand voices,” including such cartoon characters as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Porky Pig, died in Los Angeles.
1991
President Bush lifted economic sanctions against South Africa.
1991
Boris Yeltsin was sworn in as Russia's first elected president.
1995
Myanmar activist Aung San Suu Kyi was released after six years of house arrest.
2003
Spain opened its first mosque (in Granada) since the Moors were expelled in 1492.