Replaying Tuesday, May 18, 2004

The May 18, 2004 was a Tuesday under the star sign of . It was the 138 day of the year. President of the United States was George W. Bush.

If you were born on this day, you are 22 years old. Your last birthday was on the Monday, May 18, 2026, 46 days ago. Your next birthday is on Tuesday, May 18, 2027, in 318 days. You have lived for 8,081 days, or about 193,952 hours, or about 11,637,178 minutes, or about 698,230,680 seconds.

Some people who share this birthday:

  • Nicholas II of Russia (politician, born May 18, 1868)
  • John Paul II (Catholic deacon, Esperantist, Latin Catholic priest, Transitional deacon, human rights activist, philosopher, poet, politician, professor, writer, born May 18, 1920)
  • Bertrand Russell (analytic philosopher, autobiographer, epistemologist, essayist, journalist, logician, mathematician, metaphysician, peace activist, philosopher, philosopher of language, philosopher of science, political activist, politician, science fiction writer, social critic, university teacher, writer, born May 18, 1872)
  • Tina Fey (actor, autobiographer, comedian, director, film actor, film producer, improviser, librettist, screenwriter, showrunner, television actor, television producer, voice actor, writer, born May 18, 1970)
  • Chow Yun-fat (actor, film actor, model, screenwriter, singer, television actor, born May 18, 1955)
  • Michael Rockefeller (anthropologist, explorer, photographer, born May 18, 1938)
  • Miriam Margolyes (actor, comedian, film actor, stage actor, voice actor, born May 18, 1941)
  • Giovanni Falcone (judge, magistrate, born May 18, 1939)
  • George Strait (actor, film actor, guitarist, musician, singer, songwriter, born May 18, 1952)
  • Thomas Gottschalk (actor, film actor, film director, film producer, journalist, non-fiction writer, radio personality, rapper, screenwriter, television presenter, television producer, born May 18, 1950)
  • Sandra (singer, born May 18, 1962)
  • Allen Leech (actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1981)
  • Toyah Willcox (actor, film actor, singer, stage actor, television presenter, born May 18, 1958)
  • Kōji Seto (actor, singer, tarento, born May 18, 1988)
  • Taeyang (composer, dancer, singer, television actor, born May 18, 1988)
  • Ai Weiwei (designer, born May 18, 1957)
  • Pernell Roberts (actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1928)
  • Ruth Madoff (bookkeeper, business executive, born May 18, 1941)
  • Emilia Lusiana Lopilato Brian (actor, film actor, model, singer, stage actor, born May 18, 1987)
  • Rick Wakeman (composer, film score composer, keyboardist, musician, pianist, radio personality, songwriter, studio musician, television presenter, born May 18, 1949)
  • John Higgins (snooker player, born May 18, 1975)
  • Olivia Harrison (film producer, manufacturer, record producer, born May 18, 1948)
  • Vernon Coleman (physician, writer, born May 18, 1946)
  • Frank Capra (banjoist, film director, film producer, screenwriter, trade unionist, born May 18, 1897)
  • Walter Gropius (architect, designer, pedagogue, teacher, urban planner, born May 18, 1883)
  • Jimmy Snuka (professional wrestler, born May 18, 1943)
  • Reggie Jackson (baseball player, born May 18, 1946)
  • Yannick Noah (recording artist, singer, tennis coach, tennis player, born May 18, 1960)
  • Silvana Armenulić (actor, singer, born May 18, 1939)
  • Teresa Giudice (socialite, writer, born May 18, 1972)
  • Jack Johnson (composer, film director, guitarist, manufacturer, musician, record producer, recording artist, singer, singer-songwriter, surfer, born May 18, 1975)
  • Perry Como (actor, jazz musician, radio personality, recording artist, singer, television personality, born May 18, 1912)
  • Mark Davis (businessperson, entrepreneur, born May 18, 1955)
  • Spencer Breslin (actor, film actor, musician, podcaster, television actor, born May 18, 1992)
  • Yuya Osako (association football player, born May 18, 1990)
  • Peter Carl Fabergé (artist, goldsmith, inventor, jeweler, born May 18, 1846)
  • Osiel Cárdenas Guilléns (drug trafficker, born May 18, 1967)
  • Clint Capela (basketball player, born May 18, 1994)
  • H. D. Deve Gowda (politician, born May 18, 1933)
  • Ricardo Carvalho (association football player, born May 18, 1978)
  • Charles Trenet (actor, composer, singer, singer-songwriter, songwriter, born May 18, 1913)
  • Hugh Keays-Byrne (film actor, film director, stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1947)
  • Matt Long (film actor, stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1980)
  • Luke Kleintank (actor, film actor, model, stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1990)
  • Adamari López (stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1978)
  • Akira Terao (actor, composer, musician, singer, born May 18, 1947)
  • Nathaniel Parker (actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor, born May 18, 1962)
  • Albert Hammond (record producer, singer, singer-songwriter, born May 18, 1944)
  • Fred Perry (sports journalist, table tennis player, tennis player, born May 18, 1909)
  • Mark Mothersbaugh (actor, composer, film score composer, musician, record producer, singer, singer-songwriter, songwriter, born May 18, 1950)

18th of May 2004 News

News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on May 18, 2004

Officialdom and the Press: Too Clubby in Japan?

Date: 19 May 2004

By Norimitsu Onishi

Norimitsu Onishi

Cozy relationship between Japanese government and big media outlets discussed; latest illustration is light reporting of Prime Min Junichiro Koizumi's admission that he has not made mandatory pension payments for seven years; photos; big newspapers and television networks had accepted at face value his denial when two other politicians were forced to resign for not making payments (M)

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Sarin? What Sarin?

Date: 19 May 2004

By William Safire

William Safire

William Safire Op-Ed column castigates officials and media for giving little attention to possible use of sarin in roadside bomb in Iraq (S)

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Greene Supports Lifetime Bans

Date: 18 May 2004

By Liz Robbins

Liz Robbins

Sprinter Maurice Greene says at Olympic news media summit that he will support lifetime ban for those who use performance-enhancing drugs; photo (M)

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BOLDFACE NAMES

Date: 18 May 2004

By Campbell Robertson

Campbell Robertson

Campbell Robertson column on Steve Sands, news photographer whose aggressiveness has prompted Matt Baron, fellow paparazzo, to circulate petition that would have Sands banned from shooting photos from A-list areas at events; 15 photographers sign it, but others have qualms about banning member of press (M)

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TIFFANY OPENING STORES DEVOTED TO PEARLS

Date: 19 May 2004

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Tiffany & Co plans to open stores that will sell only pearls and pearl jewelry; will opoen two stores, which will be called Iridesse, this year, and four in 2005 (S)

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MAGNA INTERNATIONAL BUYS DAIMLERCHRYSLER UNIT

Date: 18 May 2004

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Canadian auto-parts maker Magna International to buy DaimlerChrysler's New Venture Gear unit for about $435 million (S)

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INTERMAGNETICS GENERAL TO PURCHASE MRI DEVICES

Date: 18 May 2004

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Intermagnetics General, which makes parts used in magnetic resonance imaging systems, will buy MRI Devices for $100 million in cash and stock (S)

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TXU PARTNERING WITH CAP GEMINI AND FIRST BOSTON

Date: 19 May 2004

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Texas power supplier TXU Corp will form billing venture with Cap Gemini and energy-trading partnership with Credit Suisse First Boston to cut costs and help compete for electricity sales (S)

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XTO ENERGY TO EXPAND WITH $1.1 BILLION PURCHASE

Date: 18 May 2004

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

XTO Energy to purchase natural-gas and oil properties in New Mexico, Texas and five other states from ChevronTexaco for $1.1 billion in its largest acquisition ever (S)

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REMODELING AND TRACTOR SALES LIFT HOME DEPOT

Date: 19 May 2004

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Home Depot says earnings rose 21 percent in first quarter ended May 2; net income increased to $1.1 billion from $907 million year earlier; revenue rose 16 percent, to $17.6 billion (S)

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