What Happened This Year 1967
Born in 1967
Psicosis II
A professional wrestler with a career spanning several decades, primarily in the Lucha Libre style. Gained prominence in the 1990s and competed for various promotions, including AAA (Asistencia Asesoría y Administración). Known for high-flying maneuvers and a distinct mask, contributing to the popularity of Lucha Libre in Mexico and beyond.
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A drummer, songwriter, and producer, contributions include work with the rock band Nine Inch Nails. Worked on several albums including 'The Downward Spiral' and 'The Fragile'. Known for blending electronic elements with rock music, also participated in various projects as a producer and remixer. In addition, involvement with the band Tweaker showcased a different musical approach.
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A professional golfer who played in the PGA Tour and Champions Tour. Achieved significant success in the 1990s and 2000s, winning 12 PGA Tour events. Won the U.S. Bank Championship in Milwaukee three times. Played on multiple Ryder Cup teams, contributing to the United States' victory in 2008. Claimed the 2001 World Golf Championships - Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship.
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An astrophysicist and academic, significant contributions included studies on the acceleration of the universe's expansion. As a co-recipient of the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics, work involved observations of distant supernovae, which provided critical insights into dark energy. Schmidt served as a professor at the Australian National University, shaping the next generation of scientists through teaching and research.
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A prominent English politician served as the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer. This individual represented the Labour Party and held various positions within the government. Served as Financial Secretary to the Treasury and Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families. Gained recognition for contributions to economic policy and education reform during tenure in Parliament.
Continue ReadingKazuyoshi Miura
A professional footballer, Miura began his career with São Bento in Brazil before returning to Japan to join the original Japan Soccer League. Miura made significant contributions to Japanese football and played a pivotal role in popularizing the sport in the country. He achieved notable success with Yokohama FC and remained active in professional sports well into his 50s, making him one of the oldest professional footballers in history. His playing style and longevity in the sport have made him a prominent figure in Japanese sports culture.
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A Canadian sports reporter and broadcaster, gained recognition as a prominent figure in sports media in Edmonton, Alberta. Started a career in journalism, focusing primarily on hockey reporting. Worked as a television host for the Edmonton Oilers, providing insights and commentary. Engaged audiences through various platforms, covering game highlights and player interviews. Developed a reputation for thorough coverage of the National Hockey League's Edmonton Oilers.
Continue ReadingJony Ive
A prominent industrial designer with a significant role at Apple, served as chief design officer. Led the design of iconic products including the iMac, iPod, iPhone, and iPad. Played a fundamental role in establishing Apple's design language, focusing on minimalism and user experience. Utilized sustainable practices in design and pursued innovation, contributing to Apple's brand identity and global success.
Continue ReadingDănuț Lupu
A retired footballer played primarily as an attacking midfielder. Spent most of his club career at Universitatea Craiova and had a stint at several other Romanian clubs. Represented the Romanian national team, participating in major international tournaments including the UEFA European Championship and the FIFA World Cup. Lupu's skill and vision on the pitch contributed significantly to his teams' successes during his career.
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