Abraham Lincoln was the first president to be assassinated. The first assassination attempt was against Andrew Jackson, the ninth US President and he was lucky that the assassin's guns both misfired. Ronald Reagan was the only president to be wounded in an assassination attempt and survive.
A: Hoping your baby's gorgeous blue peepers won't darken? You should know that many babies are born with blue eyes, which may change color (usually becoming darker) over the course of the first year of life. Usually your baby's eye color at 6 to 9 months should be close to the permanent hue. What color your baby's eyes will ultimately be depends on the kinds of dominant and recessive genes she received from you and your husband at the time of conception.
Babies are usually born with blue/blue-gray or brown eyes. If both parents are light-skinned Caucasians, blue or blue-gray may be the eye color you will first see. If you both have dark skin and brown eyes, your little one will probably have brown eyes at birth, but not necessarily. It depends on the genes for eye color that you passed down to them. { MORE:Top 10 Tips for Choosing a Pediatrician for Your Child } Eye color is inherited. It used to be thought that it was a simple inheritance pattern, and often it is. Brown eyes are dominant over blue eyes. Research has revealed that there may be more than two genes involved in eye color as it was previously believed. If you have brown eyes, you might have multiple brown-eye genes, or some brown and some blue.