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John U. Bacon
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John U. Bacon is a critically acclaimed speaker, a national-award writing writer, and a Coach of the Year recipient for transforming the worst high school hockey team in the nation into one of the best in just three seasons. As a speaker, he has quickly become the highest-rated speaker of every organization that has hired him, including Stanley Kaplan Test Preparation (1988-90), Ford Motor Company (1990-92), Chrysler Corporation (1992-99) the Memphis Grizzlies, the American Marketing Association in Vancouver, Miami University (Ohio), and the University of Michigan.

His trademark humor, enthusiasm and real-world stories have motivated bankers and businessmen, faculty members and factory workers alike, whether he’s speaking about leadership, teamwork, creativity or customer care.He also hosts a radio talk show on WTKA, 1050AM (wtka.com), and teaches a courses on the history of college athletics and American sports writers at both the University of Michigan, and Miami University (Ohio)–receiving a rating of 4.98 out of 5.00, from the students in Ann Arbor–the university’s highest.As a writer, Bacon wrote Sunday sports and business features for The Detroit News from 1995 to 1999, and now writes for dozens of magazines including Time, Fortune, and ESPN. His work has twice been recognized in the authoritative anthology, The Best American Sportswriting. He has also published four books, including: the history of Michigan hockey (Blue Ice), which is being made into a PBS documentary; the stunning growth of Walgreens Drugstores (America’s Corner Store: Walgreens Prescription for Success), how Cirque du Soleil manages creativity (Spark: Igniting the Creative Fire that Lives Within Us All, Doubleday), and he recently finished his fourth book, with University of Michigan’s Hall of Fame coach Bo Schembechler, titled Bo’s Lasting Lessons: A Legendary Coach Teaches the Timeless Fundamentals of Leadership, for Warner Books, released in the fall of 2007. He also wrote Subir Chowdury’s popular books on Six Sigma and quality control.

Bacon not only speaks and writes about effective leadership, he has practiced it. In 2000, when he took over the hockey team at Ann Arbor Huron, his alma mater, they were 0-23-3, and ranked #1256 out of #1256 teams nationwide - dead last. Three years later, the River Rats were 17-4-5, and ranked #4 in the state and #53 nationwide — surpassing 96-percent of the nation’s teams in three seasons, through hard work, teamwork, and dedication. He is currently writing a book about the experience, titled The Worst Team in America: How Its Worst Player Took Them to the Top.

Dan Rosenberg
Dan Rosenberg is an American Comedian, Author, and Radio Host. He was born in Beaver Falls, PA on August 28, 1970 and currently resides in Santa Monica CA with his wife and 3 year old son. He began his comedy career at the Funnybone Comedy Club in Pittsburgh, PA in 1991. He was a radio host on FastBand GlobalCast, the first 24 hour a day live internet broadcast, which was streamed from a studio on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. He authored the book "The Book on Hosting: How Not to Suck as an Emcee" and does workshops around the United States and Canada teaching comedians and corporate speakers how to be a better emcee and host. He is the host of "Car Calls with Dan Rosenberg" on 97.1 FREE FM (KLSX-FM) in Los Angeles. He has performed at several of the worlds top comedy festivals including: Just For Laughs (Montreal), The Las Vegas Comedy Festival, The Boston Comedy Festival and The New Orleans Comedy Festival. He is a regular at The Laugh Factory in Hollywood as well as The Hollywood Improv Comedy Club.

Dr. Drew Live
Dr. Drew Live is a talk radio show on L.A.'s News/Talk KGIL 1260 AM. It is on the radio Monday - Friday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM and podcasts are available via iTunes.

"I am looking forward to tackling topics you might expect but in a way you've never imagined," says Dr. Drew. "We are going to do radio that is good, compelling and different."

Graduate Students Association Trent University
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The Trent Graduate Students Association represents full and part-time graduate students at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.

In the fall of 2007, the association led the campaign to oppose the Administration's proposed "Non-Academic Misconduct Policy", a punitive extra-judicial enforcement mechanism which grants sanctioning power to a panel of university staff, students, and other representatives. By early 2008, the undergraduate union (TCSA) and the labour union CUPE (local 3908) had followed suit in condemning the policy. The three unions joined forces with the umbrella group the Trent InterUnion coalition in an effort to confront the administration over the imposition of this draconian new system.

Z drug
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Paul Klemperer
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Paul Klemperer, FBA, is an economist and the Edgeworth Professor of Economics at Oxford University.

He has an engineering degree from Cambridge University, and an MBA and an economics PhD from Stanford University. He was elected John Thomson Fellow and Tutor of St. Catherine’s College, Oxford in 1984, and a Professorial Fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford in 1995, when he became Edgeworth Professor.

He works on industrial economics, competition policy, auction theory, and climate change economics and policy. His academic contributions include co-developing (with Jeremy Bulow and John Geanakoplos) the concept of strategic complements (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_complements).

He was a Member of the UK Competition Commission from 2001-5. He was elected a Fellow of the Econometric Society in 1994, a Fellow of the British Academy in 1999, and a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2005.

External website http://www.paulklemperer.org

DJ Instinct
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Biography
DJ Instinct is a Up-and-Coming DJ from Long Island, NY

SCOTT TIBBLES
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Scott Tibbles is cool. He was born in 1991 in Lincolnshire. Scott can fly. Scott won 400 competitions for lying in the late 90's.

Éanna Cullen - Writer
Éanna Cullen was born in 1977 in Dublin, Ireland. His writing career began with a number of short story successes and a weekly blog/mock magazine, written under the assumed name of Paolo Wanchope.

Today he is a novelist and traveller, whose second novel Dark Pupils (cowardice) has just been published by Baxter & Hunt Publishing (BHuPub™ ) while his first novel Misbeliever was Self Published in July 2007.

Currently Éanna is living and working in London, where his third novel, A Ghost between Us is set.

Published Articles of Éanna’s include, The White Man’s Code, Agatha the great detective, the land of Disagreements, Irish Knights.

Éanna’s misbeliever was short listed for the Undiscovered Authors Prize 2005.

The Pharmacist
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The Pharmacist is a dystopian novel written by Jesse Potente in 2007. It follows a rouge Pharmacist in the last human settlement on Earth, Sky City, over the course of one weekend in late March. 2122 AD. The pharmacist is constantly at odds with his contemporaries, causing a series of problems that eventually leads to the death of the city's entire population.

Amaru Villanueva Rance
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Early Years
Amaru Villanueva Rance, or EL NINO, was born in Bolivia in 1985. Amaru started life as a baby, then became a toddler, then spent some years as a child, before adolescenece struck him like a wet flannel on a cold summer's morn. After some teenage years, he swapped his idyllic homeland for the suburban mediocrity of Bristol, where he pierced his chin. Deliberately, not in a freak accident it should be noted.

Oxford: The Power Years
In 2006, the Chinese year of the possum, Amaru arrived, eager and hungry, at St. Anne's College Oxford. He hadn't had any breakfast, you see, and the commute from Bristol was a nightmare. He quickly settled into the swing of "uni" life, becoming a moderately popular figure amongst his fellow students. Affectionately known for his small bike and irritatingly nasal voice, Amaru was a visible presence around college (as long as you were looking at knee height). Presidency followed popularity, and his reign has instigated a range of changes, most notably the introduction of pizza and silly hats to jcr meetings, and repeated use of the baffling word "lulz" in emails.

Postmodernism
Villanueva Rance is also active in burgeoning postmodern scene of Oxford. But is it really burgeoning. That is postmodern. Or is it really postmodern? His contribution was largely limited to inflatable animals. Or was it?

Honeybunnies
Honeybunnies (pronounced Honeibonies) is a group of people across Europe who enjoys playing Counter-Strike: Source for fun. The players in Honeybunnies are special, they're not like normal people. But it doesn't make them bad in any way. The Honeybunnies does not like Germans. Well, some may be nice but that's more rare then finding oil under your bed. They got a big chance of finding a match where they play cheaters, and that's not nice.

Actual
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Actual is a wireless term for the principal officer in command.

A real-world communications term signifying that the officer-in-charge (e.g. the commander of a military vessel, task force or unit) is speaking or required on-air.

It is used to distinguish the commanding officer from other personnel who may use the communications channel, without recourse to code names or other means of identification, and frequently used when sensitive information needs to be communicated directly to the officer-in-charge.

Example "This is hotel bravo actual, copy" "Awaiting orders Actual"

Luvart
Luvart (also known as Invart) is a demon in the third hierarchy of demons, whose job is to possess religious women.

Pakistan Rich List
Pakistani people who have or had a net worth or wealth equal or greater than one billion (1, 000, 000, 000) United States dollars

Chinese Animal Paintings
The Chinese Have Paintinted Many Hundreds of things over the past centuries, but their paintings and representations of these animals remain valued and glorified to this day.

George Hines
George Hines is a semi-retired American professional wrestler, best known by his ringname Jackie Fulton, who competed in regional and independent promotions including East Coast Championship Wrestling, the National Wrestling Alliance, World Championship Wrestling and, most notably, his brief but memorable stint in Smoky Mountain Wrestling where he teamed with his real life brother Bobby Fulton as The Fantastics.

Throughout the 1990s, he also carved out a successful career overseas competing in All Japan Pro Wrestling and IWA Japan and in recent years competing in American independent promotions as the masked wrestler American Eagle.

Early career
Born in Columbus, Ohio, Hines eventually entered professional wrestling in 1988 joining his older brother Bobby Fulton nearly a decade after his own debut in 1979. In early 1989, he began wrestling in televised matches for Championship Wrestling from Florida. During his time in the area, he formed a short-lived tag team with "Nightmare" Danny Davis and gained a title shot at the then CWF Tag Team Champions The Japanese Connection (Mr. Chono & RPM) in May 1989. He also competed in Jim Crockett Promotions and, teaming with Terry Taylor against The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs & Jerry Saggs) at Clash of the Champions XII, he was pinned by Saggs.

Staying with the organization during the next year or two, his exposure increased during the promotion's eventual transition to World Championship Wrestling although he was often used as a preliminary wrestler against veterans such as Nikita Koloff to whom he lost to on WCW Worldwide in Tallahassee, Florida on August 3, 1991.

Smoky Mountain Wrestling
In early 1992, he and Bobby Fulton began teaming together as the second incarnation of The Fantastics, formerly comprising of Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers. Appearing on the earliest episodes of SMW's weekly television show, he and Bobby Fulton fought Ivan and Vladimir Koloff in a brief feud during early March.

Entering a championship tournament to crown the first SMW Tag Team Champions, they would advance to the finals before being eliminated by the Heavenly Bodies (Stan Lane & Tom Prichard) in Harrogate, Tennessee on April 23, 1992. On July 2, he would also win a 12-man battle royal in Paintsville, Kentucky. The participants included Bobby Fulton, Robert Gibson, Joe Cazana, "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony, Dixie Dynamite, Jimmy Golden, Tim Horner, Buddy Landel, Brian Lee and the Heavenly Bodies. He and Bobby Fulton would also tour Japan losing to Andre the Giant, Mighty Inoue & Yoshinari Ogawa in a 6-man tag team match with The Patriot in Hamamatsu, Japan on May 30 and, with Johnny Ace, lost in a rematch three days later in Fukushima, Japan.

Feuding with the Heavenly Bodies and their manager James E. Cornette throughout the summer, they briefly captured the SMW Tag Team Championship from the Heavenly Bodies defeating them in Johnson City, Tennessee on August 8 before dropping the belts back to the them in Benton, Tennessee two days later. Splitting up soon after, Hines eventually left the promotion and traveled the independent circuit for the next several years.

All Japan Pro Wrestling
During the late 1990s, he began competing in Japan under his real name and soon became a regular in All Japan Pro Wrestling. During 1999, he appeared on televised matches aired on Nippon TV teaming with Wolf Hawkfield against Giant Kimala & Tamon Honda at the Super Power Series supercard at the Sendai Miyagi-ken Sports Center on June 9. During the Summer Action Series, he faced Akira Taue & Toshiaki Kawada & Hiroshi Hase in a 6-man tag team match with Johnny Ace and Mike Burton at Korakuen Hall on August 22. Several days later, he and Johnny Ace teamed against Takao Omori & Yoshihiro Takayama at the Wakayama Kenritsu Taiikukan on August 28 as well as facing Yoshinari Ogawa in a singles match at the Osaka Chou Taiikukan the following night. In April 2000, substituting for an injured Reno Riggins, he and Steven Dunn defended the NWA World Tag Team Championship loosing the title to the The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) in Waegwan, South Korea.

The following year, he appeared on the undercard of the Giant Baba Memorial Spectacular teaming with Johnny Smith and Jim Steele in a 6-man tag team match defeating Mike Rotunda, Curt Hennig and Barry Windham (substituting for Kendall Windham) at the Tokyo Egg Dome on January 28, 2001.

He participated in All Japan Pro Wrestling's Champion's Carnival tournament facing Mike Barton, Toshiaki Kawada, Taiyo Kea, Johnny Smith, Jim Steele, Steve Williams, Gen'ichiro Tenryu and Yoshiaki Fujiwara between March 23 and April 8.

During the next several months, he appeared in high profile matches at Budokan Hall and was pinned by Satoshi Kojima during a tag team match "Dr. Death" Steve Williams against Kojima & Hiroyoshi Tenzan on April 14. He later teamed with Mike Barton to defeat Nobutaka Araya & Shigeo Okumura on June 8 as well defeating Yoshiaki Fujiwara, Yuto Aijima & Ryuji Hijikata in a 6-man tag team match with Kasey Geyer and Shawn Hernandez after pinning Aijima on July 14. Later that year, he teamed with Jim Steele & Vampiro losing to Hiroshi Hase, Steve Williams & Mike Rotunda on September 8.

At AJPW's "29th Anniversary Show" at Budokan Hall on October 27, George Hines, Johnny Smith and Kazushi Miyamoto defeated Masato Tanaka, Ryuji Hijikata and Nobukazu Hirai when Hines pinned Hirai. With Johnny Smith and Vampiro, Hines also beat Arashi, Koki Kitihara and Nobukazu Hirai on December 7, 2001.

On February 24, 2002 he defeated Yoji Anjoh, Arashi, & Nobutaka Araya in a 6-man match with Mike Barton and Jim Steele. The following month, during a Japanese PPV event, he and Tomoaki Honma lost to Hiroshi Hase & Hideki Hosaka on April 13. He and Johnny Smith also participated tag team match on July 20 against Mike Barton & Jim Steele, Steve Williams & Mike Rotunda and Brian Adams & Bryan Clark. After nearly half an hour, the match was eventually won by Mike Barton & Jim Steele after Barton pinned Rotunda.

On August 30, in a 2-day PPV event at Budokan Hall, Hines teamed with Johnny Smith and Gran Hamada to defeat Steve Williams, Mike Rotunda & Gran Naniwa when Hines pinned Naniwa. The following night, Hines was featured in the main event facing Genichiro Tenryu, Steve Williams, Arashi, Koki Kitahara, & Masao Orihara in a 10-man tag team "elimination" match with Keiji Mutoh, Hiroshi Hase, Jinsei Shinzaki and Kaz Hayashi. Pinned by Arashi, he was the second man to be eliminated and his team eventually lost the match with Genichiro Tenryu and Steve Williams as the survivors. Hines would again appear on a live PPV broadcast during AJPW's "30th Anniversary Show" at Budokan Hall teaming with Mike Barton and Jim Steele to defeat Arashi, Nobutaka Araya and Nobukazu Hirai on October 27, 2002.

On April 3, he was pinned by Satoshi Kojima during a tag team match with Keiji Mutoh against Kojima & Jimmy Yang at the Tomioka-cho Gym in Fukushima, Japan. The following night at Fukushima's "Big Palette" in Kooriyama City, he teamed with Satoshi Kojima and Kaz Hayashi losing to Genichiro Tenryu, Arashi, & Nobutaka Araya in a 6-man tag team match after being pinned by Arashi. On April 5, he and Gigantes teamed to defeat Tomoaki Honma & Kazushi Miyamoto at the Nagaoka City Welfare Hall in Niigata, Japan.

Continuing to team with Gigantes, the two also defeated Hiroshi Hase & Masayuki Kono at Budokan Hall on April 12. Two months later, he teamed with "Big" John Tenta & Robbie Brookside to defeat Hiroshi Hase, Masayuki Kono & Shigeo Okumura in a PPV event at Budokan Hall on July 19, 2003.

Hines would also have a brief stint in IWA Japan and, in August 2004, entered a championship tournament for the IWA Japan Heavyweight Championship advancing to the quarterfinals before being eliminated by The Barbarian.

Returning to AJPW in early 2005, he teamed with Mike Barton and Jim Steele to defeat Jamal, Chuck Palumbo & Rodney Mack (14:02) at the "Giant Baba Farewell" supercard on February 5, 2005.

Recent years
Returning to the United States, he and his brother Bobby Fulton came out of retirement for a one time appearance against The Assassins at an event for Big Time Wrestling on September 2, 2006.

Championships and accomplishments

 * Smoky Mountain Wrestling
 * SMW Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Bobby Fulton


 * Pro Wrestling Illustrated
 * PWI ranked him # 335 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI 500 in 1993.
 * PWI ranked him # 272 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI 500 in 1991.

Cameron Moss
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Cameron Dean Moss, born december 11th, 1648. Through much struggle and tribulation, Cameron Moss slayed over 3,000 babies and ate them whole. He lived as a king in the lands near Transylvania, and was a well known friend to Count Dracula. Together they formed a family band and toured the countryside. Camerons favorite dish was a garlic rotisseri char-broiled baby, with a side dish of steaming asparagus. He is the inspiration for many new movies today such as Cloverfield. Here before your very own eyes is a clip of a story that The Cameron Moss wrote, "It was battle of wits and endurance, I had him pinned and could feel victory coming on soon! This was no ordinary battle this was a staring contest!" That my friends was a very epic clip of what was going on in Cameron Moss' mind. If you could have known Cameron you would have loved his excellent personality and his killer smile:)