Sam J. Miller
American author and Nebula Award winner
American author and Nebula Award winner
An author with a focus on science fiction and fantasy genres. Published works include 'The Art of Starving', which received acclaim and was nominated for the William Morris Award. Also authored 'Blackfish City', which won the 2019 Arthur C. Clarke Award. Contributions to the genre include short stories featured in various anthologies and magazines, exploring themes of identity and society.
Won the 2019 Arthur C. Clarke Award
Nominated for the William Morris Award
Published 'The Art of Starving'
Contributed significantly to pure mathematics, particularly in number theory and mathematical analysis. Developed the concept of mathematical rigor and emphasized the aesthetic value of mathematics. Established the Hardy-Weinberg principle in population genetics alongside Wilhelm Weinberg, which provides a framework for understanding genetic variation in populations. Authored the influential book 'A Mathematician's Apology' where advocated for the importance of pure mathematics.
Continue ReadingBorn in South Africa and raised in Canada, played professional basketball primarily for the Phoenix Suns in the NBA. Achieved remarkable success as a point guard, recognized for exceptional passing and shooting skills. Won the NBA Most Valuable Player Award twice consecutively in 2005 and 2006. Known for leadership on the court and ability to elevate team performance. After retirement, transitioned into coaching and sports management roles.
Continue ReadingBorn in Canada in 1925, Schmidt excelled in the sport of wrestling. Competing in the 1948 London Olympics, he achieved notable success by securing a bronze medal in the lightweight category. Throughout his career, he represented Canada in various international competitions, contributing to the country's presence in the sport. Schmidt's technical skill and dedication to wrestling were evident in his performances on the mat.
Continue ReadingAustrian physician and psychotherapist developed Individual Psychology, emphasizing the importance of community and social interest in human behavior. Founded the Society of Individual Psychology and contributed to the understanding of inferiority complexes and their role in personal development. His work emphasized the impact of social factors on personality and sought to help individuals achieve a sense of belonging and purpose in their lives. Adler's theories on lifestyle and personal growth influenced both psychotherapy and educational practices.
Continue ReadingSinger-songwriter attained prominence in the Russian music scene in the late 1990s. Contributed to the genre of pop music with a rich blend of various styles, including traditional and contemporary elements. Released several albums and singles, many of which topped the charts in Russia. Gained recognition not only for musical talent but also for energetic live performances and theatrical presentations. Participated in prominent music festivals and events, showcasing artistry across the Russian-speaking world.
Continue ReadingPlayed as a midfielder and right-back. Spent entire professional career at FC Barcelona. Made first-team debut in 2010, contributing to numerous victories. Recognized for versatility on the field, transitioning between positions as needed. Key figure in Barcelona's 2014 UEFA Champions League and 2015 FIFA Club World Cup titles. Achieved La Liga titles multiple times, showcasing consistent performance. Played pivotal role in Barcelona's comeback against Paris Saint-Germain in the 2016 UEFA Champions League, completing one of the most memorable matches in football history.
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