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-	Denver’s “Golden Boy” John Elway is truly a living legend. As part of the landmark 1983 quarterback class that included Dan Marino and Jim Kelly, Elway was expected to achieve maximum success in the big leagues. Yet the grand prize, a Super Bowl ring, always seemed to elude him. Finally, after 3 failures and a career full of heartbreaking losses and courageous comebacks, Elway earned his first Super Bowl ring in 1997, an upset against the Green Bay Packers. The following year, Elway and the Broncos did a repeat, plowing through the NFL and manhandling the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII. Afterward, while basking in the spotlight of a completed hero journey, Elway retired from pro football at the age of 38.<br />	+	Denver's "Golden Boy" John Elway is truly a living legend. As part of the landmark 1983 quarterback class that included Dan Marino and Jim Kelly, Elway was expected to achieve maximum success in the big leagues. Yet the grand prize, a Super Bowl ring, always seemed to elude him. Finally, after 3 failures and a career full of heartbreaking losses and courageous comebacks, Elway earned his first Super Bowl ring in 1997, an upset against the Green Bay Packers. The following year, Elway and the Broncos did a repeat, plowing through the NFL and manhandling the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII. Afterward, while basking in the spotlight of a completed hero journey, Elway retired from pro football at the age of 38.<br />
	As a youngster, Elway was surrounded by sports. His father, Jack, was the head football coach at San Jose State. At Granada Hills High School in California, Elway was a two-sport star. As a junior, he threw for 3,039 yards and 25 touchdowns. In baseball, he hit .551 and took his team to the L.A. city championship. After fielding offers from over 60 schools and a major league baseball offer from George Steinbrenner, Elway elected to play football at Stanford. Despite numerous accolades in college, he was never able to lead the Cardinal to a bowl game. <br />		As a youngster, Elway was surrounded by sports. His father, Jack, was the head football coach at San Jose State. At Granada Hills High School in California, Elway was a two-sport star. As a junior, he threw for 3,039 yards and 25 touchdowns. In baseball, he hit .551 and took his team to the L.A. city championship. After fielding offers from over 60 schools and a major league baseball offer from George Steinbrenner, Elway elected to play football at Stanford. Despite numerous accolades in college, he was never able to lead the Cardinal to a bowl game. <br />
	Regardless, he was taken with the first overall pick in the 1983 draft by the Indianapolis Colts, but was promptly dealt to the Broncos. In Denver, he garnered numerous awards, including nine Pro-Bowl invitations; AFC MVP in 1993 and NFL MVP in 1987; and Edge NFL Man of the Year in 1992. He holds the NFL record for most wins (140), most 3,000+ yard passing seasons (12), and 47 fourth-quarter game-winning comebacks. <br />		Regardless, he was taken with the first overall pick in the 1983 draft by the Indianapolis Colts, but was promptly dealt to the Broncos. In Denver, he garnered numerous awards, including nine Pro-Bowl invitations; AFC MVP in 1993 and NFL MVP in 1987; and Edge NFL Man of the Year in 1992. He holds the NFL record for most wins (140), most 3,000+ yard passing seasons (12), and 47 fourth-quarter game-winning comebacks. <br />


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	Prince released album after album over the next 12 years, but none that had the impact of his earlier efforts. He changed bands, changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol, left Warner Brothers and indulged in several investments such as nightclubs and clothing. The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, as he became known, founded Paisley Park Enterprises, an impressive 65,000 square foot complex that includes both video and musical studios.		Prince released album after album over the next 12 years, but none that had the impact of his earlier efforts. He changed bands, changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol, left Warner Brothers and indulged in several investments such as nightclubs and clothing. The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, as he became known, founded Paisley Park Enterprises, an impressive 65,000 square foot complex that includes both video and musical studios.
	<b>Work History</b>		<b>Work History</b>
-	singer, songwriter, musician, actor, director, producer, can play 27 different musical instruments well	+	singer, songwriter, musician, actor, dancer, director, producer, can play 27 different musical instruments well
	<b>Affiliations</b>		<b>Affiliations</b>
	Love4OneAnother Charities; Animal Rights; 6/97 - Muhammad Ali World Healing Project. <br />		Love4OneAnother Charities; Animal Rights; 6/97 - Muhammad Ali World Healing Project. <br />


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	Personally, Trump's a complex character. He fears baldness and disease, so he washes his hands frequently. He doesn't smoke or drink, yet he downs tons of chocolate and popcorn. The Donald has been romantically linked with several famous women, including Princess Diana of Wales.		Personally, Trump's a complex character. He fears baldness and disease, so he washes his hands frequently. He doesn't smoke or drink, yet he downs tons of chocolate and popcorn. The Donald has been romantically linked with several famous women, including Princess Diana of Wales.
	<b>Climb to Fame</b>		<b>Climb to Fame</b>
-	Billionnaire and potential presidential candidate known for his extravagant behavior.	+	Billionnaire and potential presidential candidate known for his extravagant behavior. More recently, Trump hosted his own TV show called the Apprentice which captivated armchair business moguls world wide.
	<b>Work History</b>		<b>Work History</b>
	(present) owns Wembly Realty Inc., Park South Company, Land Corporation of California, Trump's World Fair, Atlantic City<br />		(present) owns Wembly Realty Inc., Park South Company, Land Corporation of California, Trump's World Fair, Atlantic City<br />

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