One famous Weston Mitchell was the head Basketball coach for a college team, the Minnesota Golden Gophers, for the 1944-1945 season. As a high school coach, Mitchell had coached player John Kundla, later a Hall of Fame coach for the Minnesota (L.A.) Lakers.
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Former heavyweight Cesar Brion of Cordoba, Argentina.He was many years between the best heavyweights of the world in the '40 and '50.compiling a record of 48-11-9 (21). He defeated such fighters as Dan Bucceroni, Tami Mauiello, Bernie Reynolds, Charley Norkus, Ted Lowry, Vern Mitchell, Bill Weinberg, Wes Bascom, Joe Kahut and Bill Miller. He also fought Joe louis, Ezzard Charles and Roland LaStarza.Trained in the same stable of fighters as Rocky Marciano.A tough contender!Born: 1925-06-20Died: 2009-07-09
The Northwest Passage was first sought on the western end by Francisco Ulloa, who thought it might extend from the Gulf of California, and by Juan de Fuca, a Greek sailing for the Portuguese, who investigated Puget Sound.The actual straits on the east end of the Passage were first explored by John Cabot in 1497, and possibly by William Weston in 1499. Both explored the eastern coast of Canada. It was not until 1610 that Henry Hudson's final voyage took him as far west as Hudson Bay. Further expeditions continued on the western side through the 1700's, and confirmed that the only exit could be in the Bering Sea.The first actual crossing was by Commander Robert McClure between 1850 and 1854, actually circumnavigating the Americas clockwise. While searching for Sir John Franklin's lost expedition of 1845, McClure's ship HMS Investigator was trapped by ice as it headed east from Alaska. McClure and his men were rescued in Viscount Melville Sound by the expedition of Sir Edward Belcher, which had been headed west. The crossing was partly by sledge across the icy islands of the region.The first passage completely by ship was led by Roald Amundsen in the sloop Gjøa, taking three years from 1903 to 1906. But his course was through the shallow Rae Strait, making it unsuitable for shipping.
YouTube was invented in 1997 at Grand Illusion Studios, a Carnegie Mellon University spin-off company located in Pittsburgh, PA. The product idea was the personal invention of Herbert Elwood Gilliland III, who later contacted Chad Hurley in 2005 to discuss the idea in the hopes that Chad would help him find an investor, and perhaps start the company. Instead, Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawid Karim started the company and refused to help Gilliland, its inventor. In 2009, several years after the company was sold to Google for $2.1B, Herb was able to finally find a lawyer and sue Chad Hurley and Steve Chen for his 1%, or approximately $24M, though the suit was for $48M. However, in May of 2010 Herb was forced to drop the suit, and the case ended without a negative or positive determination or settlement. Chad Hurley signed a sworn declaration claiming he had no connection to the PayPal company whatsoever in the years directly prior to forming YouTube, though prior to that he had publicly claimed he left in 2003 and Steve Chen had left in 2005. Since then, Chad has publicly regurgitated significant portions of Gilliland's blog, including comments left on the 2008 TechCrunch article "The Fourth YouTuber" by Gilliland, claiming those thoughts and ideas to be his own. Hurley has stated publicly "someone came up with the idea" when asked direct questions about the origins of the logo and name. He has never directly denied Gilliland's involvement. During the case, Gilliland was awarded a court order to depose Chad Hurley and Steve Chen. However, beyond the restrictions placed by the law, the judge changed his mind two days before the scheduled date of deposition, and neither party was required to meet for the May 6th 2010 depositions that had previously been required of them by Magistrate Mitchell. Gilliland scored highly on a polygraph examination, a score that indicated he wasn't lying when he said that he shared the idea with Chad Hurley for 1% of the proceeds.
Weston Mitchell died in 1962.
Weston Mitchell was born in 1890.
The address of the Weston Branch is: 4205 Bonaventure Blvd., Weston, 33332 2111
Weston Cage's birth name is Weston Coppola Cage.
The address of the Weston Historical Museum is: Po Box 266, Weston, MO 64098
The address of the Weston Public Library is: 56 Norfield Rd., Weston, 06883 1146
The address of the Weston Historical Society is: Po Box 1092, Weston, CT 06883-0092
Weston Epp's birth name is Weston Jovan Epp.
Weston Bradley's birth name is Weston Franklin Bradley.
Chase Weston's birth name is Nathaniel Chase Weston.
Ken Weston's birth name is Kenneth William Weston.
Kim Weston's birth name is Agatha Natalie Weston.