Tom Carroll
Australian surfer, two-time world champion
Born
November 26th, 1961
63 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
Links & References
Born in 1961, a professional surfer gained recognition in the surfing world during the 1980s. Won the World Surfing Championship twice, in 1983 and 1984. Competed on the ASP World Tour and achieved multiple victories in events, cementing a legacy as one of the top performers of the sport.
Won the World Surfing Championship in 1983
Won the World Surfing Championship in 1984
Achieved many event victories on ASP World Tour
Other People Born on November 26th
Albert Dieudonné
An actor and author primarily active in the early to mid-20th century. Gained recognition for roles in theatre and film during the 1930s and 1940s. Most notably, performed in the film 'La Fin du Jour' in 1939, which showcased his talent and contributed to his prominence in French cinema. In addition to acting, engaged in writing, contributing to the literary scene. Continued working in film until the 1950s.
Continue ReadingRoman Šebrle
A prominent decathlete, achieved success in multiple competitions, including the 2004 Athens Olympics where a gold medal was secured. Competed in high jump events as well, demonstrating versatility in track and field disciplines. Set a world record in the decathlon in 2001, showcasing exceptional athletic abilities and skills. Retired after a successful career, leaving a notable legacy in Czech athletics.
Continue ReadingNatalie Gauci
A singer and pianist gained recognition after winning the first season of 'The Voice Australia' in 2012. Showcased vocal abilities across various musical styles, contributing to the Australian music scene. Released multiple singles and albums post-competition, continuing to perform and engage with audiences through live shows and music events.
Continue ReadingWilliam Sterling Parsons
An American admiral, born in 1901, played a significant role in the development of atomic bomb technology during World War II. Oversaw the bomb's military application as the commander of the USS Indianapolis, which transported the bomb to Tinian Island. Contributed to the Manhattan Project, specifically in the design and delivery methods of nuclear weapons. After the war, served in various naval capacities, including roles in the development of naval aviation and missile technology.
Continue ReadingEllen G. White
A religious leader and author played a significant role in the establishment of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Her writings emphasized health reform, education, and the importance of the Sabbath. She authored over 40 books and numerous articles, contributing to the church's doctrine and organizational structure. Her work inspired the creation of numerous educational and health institutions affiliated with the church. Additionally, her visions and writings were influential in shaping the beliefs and practices of Adventism.
Continue ReadingVerghese Kurien
An engineer and businessman established a successful dairy cooperative in India. After studying at the Gujarat Agricultural University, focused on improving the dairy sector. Initiated the White Revolution, transforming India into one of the largest milk producers in the world. Advocated for the cooperative model, empowering farmers and establishing a strong supply chain. His leadership at the National Dairy Development Board played a crucial role in the dairy sector's development in India.
Continue Reading