Every Biographies of Famous People

                                                                         Biography of  Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger  He created a body that was to become the goldstandard for muscular development. He would use it achieve one goal after another,rising to the very pinnacle of, not one, but three careers. Yet, from the very start Arnold Schwarzeneggerhad the odds stacked against him... He was dismissed, ridiculed and parodied mercilessly. What people failed to realize was that Arnold’sstrongest muscle was, not his bicep, but his brain. With it he orchestrated career moves thattook him to the very top.  we uncover theunlikely rags to riches story of the one and only Arnold Schwarzenegger. “For me life is continuously being hungry. The meaning of life is not simply to exist,to survive, but to move ahead, to go up, to achieve, to conquer.”     Early Life  Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger was born in thetiny Austrian village of Thal, near Graz on July 30th 1947. His father, Gustav was the l

                                                                                                Lance Armstrong He is the world’s most famous cyclist, dominatinghis sport like no one before or since. Yet his reputation has been forever tarnishedby a scandal that tore at the very fabric of professional cycling, pitting the sportselite against each other. The doping scandal, however, was just onein a series of mountain-like obstacles that have confronted Lance Armstrong. The story of how he has overcome them is aninspirational story of perseverance, tenacity and self-belief. In this week’s Biographics, we explore thetumultuous life of Lance Armstrong. The Formative Years Lance Edward Armstrong was born as Lance Gundersonin Plano, Texas on September 18, 1971. His mother, Linda, was just seventeen anda high school dropout, while his biological father, Eddie Gunderson, was a route managerfor The Dallas Morning News. The marriage was an unhappy one, with Eddieproving to be abusive and

                                                                                        BIOGRAPHY OF Marie Curie Marie CurieMarie Curie’s discoveries in radiation changed the world. She became one of the most important womenin science and her research is still important to scientists and doctors today.She becamethe first person - male or female - to win the Nobel Prize twice. And Marie’s discovery of the element radiumhelped unlock the mysteries of the atom. Yet she came from the most unlikely of circumstances. Marie Curie showed that through hard workand determination anything is possible. In this week’s Biographics, we meet MarieCurie, scientific pioneer. It was like a new world opened to me, theworld of science BeginningsMaria Salomee Sklodowska was born on November 7th, 1867 in Warsaw, Poland. She was the fifth child born to Vladislavand Bronislawa Sklodowska, who were both teachers. Vladislav taught high school physics and mathematics,and although Bronislawa gave birth to

                                                                                                 Biography of belle Starr  Belle Starr has come down through time asone of the great anti-heroines of the Old West. She is the Bandit Queen, the female RobinHood, who was quick with her fists and even quicker with her Colt 45. The reality was quite different. The Belle of history was a battler who madesome bad choices in men, ended up twice widowed with two children and made the most of thecards she was dealt – only to meet the most violent of ends. About the Belle Starr- we go beyond thelegend to reveal the real Belle Starr. Formative YearsMyra Maybelle Shirley, the future Belle Starr, was born on February 5th, 1848 in Jasper County,Southwest Missouri. With that fact established, drilling downon the rest of her life becomes far less certain. Much of what is accepted is the stuff of dimenovel fiction. Sorting out the fact from fiction is a majorchallenge. We do know that her father,

                                                     Mata Hari - Dancer, Lover, Spy She was an exotic dancer in Paris at the heightof the Belle époque. She was the object of sexual desire for wealthymen, ambassadors and high ranking officers. She was Mata Hari: the dancer, the spy, oneof the great names of WWI espionage. Novels, movies, even video games and a YoungIndiana Jones episode have channelled a character that is now the stuff of legends: a shrewd,manipulative femme fatale, spying and double crossing on both Germany and the Allies atthe height of WWI, motivated only by greed and the need to maintain an extravagant lifestyle. She was Margaretha Von Zelle, also known asMata Hari, also known as Agent H21 of the German Secret Service. She was accused of causing the death of 50,000French soldiers and met her deserved fate in front of a firing squad on a cold Octobermorning in 1917.                                                    Before the DawnBut before you pronounce your