Slaughter of the Bluegrass are a folk band from Stockholm, Sweden. They play unplugged covers of death metal songs in the traditional bluegrass style, whilst attempting to maintain the essence of the original. As such, they use instruments found within both genres. So far, they are yet to have an official release; instead, their music is available for streaming and download on their website. They sometimes have a poll to decide what song or songs to cover next.
Members
*Peter Norlinder - Vocals, banjo, mandolin
*Dan Norman - Acoustic guitar, accordion, percussion, backing vocals
*Hannah Sundkvist - Violin, vocals
*Alexander 'Alke' Lindberg - Drums
*Niklas Sandin - Bass
Songs covered
* Punish My Heaven - Dark Tranquillity
* Blinded by Fear - At the Gates
* Twilight of the Thundergod - Amon Amarth
* Stand Ablaze - In Flames
* Moonshield - In Flames
* Jotun - In Flames
Members
*Peter Norlinder - Vocals, banjo, mandolin
*Dan Norman - Acoustic guitar, accordion, percussion, backing vocals
*Hannah Sundkvist - Violin, vocals
*Alexander 'Alke' Lindberg - Drums
*Niklas Sandin - Bass
Songs covered
* Punish My Heaven - Dark Tranquillity
* Blinded by Fear - At the Gates
* Twilight of the Thundergod - Amon Amarth
* Stand Ablaze - In Flames
* Moonshield - In Flames
* Jotun - In Flames
Kyle Ostrow (born September 5, 1987) is a Canadian professional ice hockey player. He is currently playing with the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
Ostrow attended the University of Denver to play four seasons (2007-2011) of NCAA college hockey with the in the WCHA conference. He was recognized for his outstanding achievements by being named to the WCHA All-Academic Team in each of his final three seasons.
On June 12, 2014, Ostrow left the Colorado Eagles organization and signed abroad in the German DEL2 on a one-year contract with Löwen Frankfurt. In his first season abroad, Ostrow was hampered by injury in the 2014-15 season, to be limited to just 11 regular season games in Frankfurt for 13 points.
On September 8, 2015, Ostrow opted to return to familiar grounds in signing a one-year contract with the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
Ostrow attended the University of Denver to play four seasons (2007-2011) of NCAA college hockey with the in the WCHA conference. He was recognized for his outstanding achievements by being named to the WCHA All-Academic Team in each of his final three seasons.
On June 12, 2014, Ostrow left the Colorado Eagles organization and signed abroad in the German DEL2 on a one-year contract with Löwen Frankfurt. In his first season abroad, Ostrow was hampered by injury in the 2014-15 season, to be limited to just 11 regular season games in Frankfurt for 13 points.
On September 8, 2015, Ostrow opted to return to familiar grounds in signing a one-year contract with the Colorado Eagles of the ECHL.
Syeda Falak was born on 22 April 1994 in Hyderabad, India. Falak is a karate athlete representing India at World Karate Championships and Asian Karate Championships.She is the first and only Telanganite to have been qualified to represent India at the World Karate Championship and also the first Telanganite to win the Senior National Karate Championship.She has won multiple titles at International and National Level. Representing India at the US Open Karate Championship 2016, Falak Won a Gold Medal in the competition.
She is known as Hyderabadi Golden Girl. On 2 June 2016 During the Celebrations of Telangana Formation Day, Telangana Chief Minister KCR gave Rs 50 Lakh Cash award to Falak for her achievements in International Tournaments.
On 13 November 2016 Falak defeated B. Kannangara of Sri Lanka by 8-0 scoreline in the final in Indo Sri Lanka Open Karate Championship 2016 which was held at shimoga, Karnataka.
Early life
Born in Hyderabad to Syed Shah Majaz Ul Haq,Falak is a Graduate of Bachelor of political science from Villa Marie Degree College, Hyderabad.<ref name"TH1"/><ref name"TAA1"/> Syeda Falak started learning Karate at the age of 12 years when Karate Classes were introduced in her school.
She is known as Hyderabadi Golden Girl. On 2 June 2016 During the Celebrations of Telangana Formation Day, Telangana Chief Minister KCR gave Rs 50 Lakh Cash award to Falak for her achievements in International Tournaments.
On 13 November 2016 Falak defeated B. Kannangara of Sri Lanka by 8-0 scoreline in the final in Indo Sri Lanka Open Karate Championship 2016 which was held at shimoga, Karnataka.
Early life
Born in Hyderabad to Syed Shah Majaz Ul Haq,Falak is a Graduate of Bachelor of political science from Villa Marie Degree College, Hyderabad.<ref name"TH1"/><ref name"TAA1"/> Syeda Falak started learning Karate at the age of 12 years when Karate Classes were introduced in her school.
Jason E. Weigand (born February 7, 1968) is a former US Army Veteran and 3X NCAA All American collegiate wrestler who wrestled for The University of Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio. Weigand has been inducted into the West Holmes High School Hall of Fame, The Holmes County Hall of Fame and the University of Mount Union Hall of Fame. He is the all-time leader in a couple major statistical categories for wrestling at Mount Union, including, most career pins, most pins in a season and the fastest pin. He was all conference all three years he wrestled at Mount Union winning the Conference Championship each year. He also was a two time team captain of the Mount Union Purple Raiders. Weigand became the first 3 time NCAA Division 3 All American in Mount Union history.
Early years
Weigand was born in Millersburg, Ohio and grew up in the rural area as the son of a farmer. Weigand believes that his work ethic started at an early age where he would work on the farm. Weigand decided to wrestler due to his encouragement from his cousin Russell Lint. Weigand attended West Holmes High school where he struggled in his first couple years on the mat, but due to a coach who took interest in him, Coach Lindy Rogers, Weigand became a formidable opponent on the mat. Weigand's senior year he finished after the Ohio State Wrestling Tournament with a combined record of 26-3.
College career
Weigand attended the University of Mount Union from 1992 to 1996. He became a standout Heavy weight wrestler and acquired the nickname "Big Daddy", because of his large frame and his non-traditional age due to serving his country for 6 years. Weigand still has two of the top 5 best individual seasons in school history at 35 wins each of his first two years at Mount Union. Weigand earned the honor of NCAA Division 3 All American 3 times--finishing 4th in Division 3 in 1994, 5th in 1995, and 8th in 1996. Weigand won 9 collegiate tournaments while at Mount Union. After his first season at Mount Union he was selected as the Freshman of the year. Due to his non traditional age, he decided to move into the professional phase of his life after his junior year of wrestling and retire his singlet.
Military service
Weigand joined the service in 1986 and took basic and advanced individual training at Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri. He had assignments at Ft. Leonardwood, Mo, Ft. Campbell, KY, and Ft. Bragg, NC. Weigand was a graduate of the following schools; Airborne, Ranger, Air Assault, & Special Forces Assessment & Selection. Weigand served his country 6 years leaving the military in 1992.
Personal
Weigand married Jennifer Fair on August 7, 1996. They have two children together: Jenna and Jaci.
Early years
Weigand was born in Millersburg, Ohio and grew up in the rural area as the son of a farmer. Weigand believes that his work ethic started at an early age where he would work on the farm. Weigand decided to wrestler due to his encouragement from his cousin Russell Lint. Weigand attended West Holmes High school where he struggled in his first couple years on the mat, but due to a coach who took interest in him, Coach Lindy Rogers, Weigand became a formidable opponent on the mat. Weigand's senior year he finished after the Ohio State Wrestling Tournament with a combined record of 26-3.
College career
Weigand attended the University of Mount Union from 1992 to 1996. He became a standout Heavy weight wrestler and acquired the nickname "Big Daddy", because of his large frame and his non-traditional age due to serving his country for 6 years. Weigand still has two of the top 5 best individual seasons in school history at 35 wins each of his first two years at Mount Union. Weigand earned the honor of NCAA Division 3 All American 3 times--finishing 4th in Division 3 in 1994, 5th in 1995, and 8th in 1996. Weigand won 9 collegiate tournaments while at Mount Union. After his first season at Mount Union he was selected as the Freshman of the year. Due to his non traditional age, he decided to move into the professional phase of his life after his junior year of wrestling and retire his singlet.
Military service
Weigand joined the service in 1986 and took basic and advanced individual training at Ft. Leonardwood, Missouri. He had assignments at Ft. Leonardwood, Mo, Ft. Campbell, KY, and Ft. Bragg, NC. Weigand was a graduate of the following schools; Airborne, Ranger, Air Assault, & Special Forces Assessment & Selection. Weigand served his country 6 years leaving the military in 1992.
Personal
Weigand married Jennifer Fair on August 7, 1996. They have two children together: Jenna and Jaci.