Who is Lydell Echols?
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I think you're talking about Ladell Eackles. He spent his career as a role player in the 90s mostly with the Washington Bullets. He also played in the Miami Heat.
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There is a picture of one on this website:\n\nhttp://www.pertlowell.com/
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Evonne Goolagong (Cawley)\n\nPast
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Bol and Mugsy are probably correct.\n\nCurrently, the answers are Yao Ming and Earl Boykins.
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hi!\nlol stands for 'laugh out loud'
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go to the legel south
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No he is not.  His affilliation was a bat boy in the 70's.\n\n[edit] "Executive VP" for the A's\nFrom 1972 to 1980, Burrell served as a batboy with the Oakland Athletics under colorful team owner Charlie Finley, who lived in the Midwest and for whom Burrell was his "eyes and ears."[1] Reggie Jackson, in describing Burrell's role for Finley, took credit for the "Hammer" nickname:\n\nHell, our chief executive, the guy that ran our team, uh, that communicated [with] Charlie Finley, the top man there, was a 13-year old kid. I nicknamed him "Hammer," because he looked like Hank Aaron.[1] \nRon Bergman, at the time an Oakland Tribune writer who covered the A's, recalled that:\n\nHe was an informant in the clubhouse, an informant for Charlie, and he got the nickname "Pipeline."[1] \nAccording to Hammer:\n\nCharlie said, "I'm getting you a new hat. I don't want you to have a hat that says "A's" on it. I'm getting you a hat that says 'Ex VP,' that says 'Executive Vice President.' You're running the joint around here." . . . Every time I come down to the clubhouse, you know, Rollie would yell out "Oh, everybody be quiet! Here comes Pipeline!"[1] \nBurrell wanted to be a professional baseball player, but he did not catch on in any professional organization. He instead joined the Navy, where he served with Patron Forty Seven (VP-47) of Moffett Field in Mountain View, California, as a Petty Officer Third Class Aviation Store Keeper (AK-3) until his honorable discharge [citation needed]. Upon his return he began performing music in clubs and started his own record label, Bust It[citation needed].
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you should be able to find him on yell.com
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Hmmmmm....Leonard Hearns?
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John Lovitz\n\nhttp://cweek.mysite4now.com/uploadimages/photogallery/2006710113923_JonLovitz.jpg
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http://ellinahs.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_ellinahs_archive.html\n\nhope this helps
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Jessica Biel\nwww.jessebiel.com
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Sandy Froman \n\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/WNT/PersonOfWeek/story?id=695111&page=1
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Melissa Anelli, 24, a journalist for the Staten Island Advance (a daily newspaper in New York City), is the Managing Editor of The Leaky Cauldron.Org (TLC), one of the foremost Harry Potter Fan News Websites on the Internet today. \n\nAs part of her work with TLC, Melissa has been for gala premieres and press events around the world, and has even been interviewed by BBC Radio. UrbanWire has an instant messaging interview with her to find out more about the inner workings of TLC, and what it's like juggling a day job and the running of a huge fan site.
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Linda Mutondoro, Guerrilla Commander Lineage\n\nTry this site http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=Linda+Mutondoro&gwp=13
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Mrs. Santella LOL\nRatella
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The alula, or bastard wing, is a small, feathered projection on the anterior edge of the wing of modern birds. It is actually the thumb of the bird, and has been modified into an aerodynamical control device not too dissimilar from the forward slat on an airplane wing. Usually flush against the wing, the alula may be moved to modify the shape of the wing or provide a slat for direction of airflow, often to avoid stalling while landing. It has been found in all modern birds since Eoalulavis hoyasi, a primitive bird from the mid-Cretaceous, 115 million years ago.