Yevgen Zadorin (born in 1977) is a scientist and cardiologist. He is the scientific director of NBScience Stem Cells, based in London.
Career
In 2004, Zadorin developed with his colleague a new method of diagnosis of primary pulmonary hypertension.
Doctor Yevgen Zadorin is exceptional member of World Organization of Natural Medicine.
Expert in clinical research registries in medicine.
He is also the director of Stem Cell Clinic in Kiev, Ukraine.
Zadorin has published more than 40 papers in reputable journals.
Author and developer of scientific research in the field of nitric oxide, oxidative stress and stem cells.
Career
In 2004, Zadorin developed with his colleague a new method of diagnosis of primary pulmonary hypertension.
Doctor Yevgen Zadorin is exceptional member of World Organization of Natural Medicine.
Expert in clinical research registries in medicine.
He is also the director of Stem Cell Clinic in Kiev, Ukraine.
Zadorin has published more than 40 papers in reputable journals.
Author and developer of scientific research in the field of nitric oxide, oxidative stress and stem cells.
Barnaby Eaton - Jones (born 24 November 1973) is an English actor, author, director and producer. He is best known for his production of the audio play Robin of Sherwood: The Knights Of The Apocalypse. The audio play is the continuation of the classic cult series Robin of Sherwood. In 2017 the audio play received the Best Original Drama award at the New York Festivals Award for Radio.
He is the founder of the Offstage Theatre Group, a small, local company in which he regularly performs. In 2018 he took the leading role in a BBC Radio 4 recreation of "the seminal radio comedy" I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again.
Mr Eaton - Jones has written several books, most notably about the famous Doctor Who series.
From 2005 - 2012 he led a Blues Brothers tribute band called Blues Brothers Reloaded.
He currently resides in Gloucester, England, UK, with his wife and two daughters.
He is the founder of the Offstage Theatre Group, a small, local company in which he regularly performs. In 2018 he took the leading role in a BBC Radio 4 recreation of "the seminal radio comedy" I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again.
Mr Eaton - Jones has written several books, most notably about the famous Doctor Who series.
From 2005 - 2012 he led a Blues Brothers tribute band called Blues Brothers Reloaded.
He currently resides in Gloucester, England, UK, with his wife and two daughters.
Clement Akpobome Ogudu popularly known as Isokoboy is a Nigerian social media influencer, blogger and internet celebrity. He is best known for his online comedy skits which he began producing and sharing, first on his instagram. He is the founder of View Nigeria online newspaper. and Delta Fashion Week.
Early life
Clement Akpobome Ogudu was born in Igbide, Isoko South LGA of Delta State, Southern Nigeria to Joseph Ogudu, a business man. Isokoboy began his primary education at Eru primary school, Igbide and had his secondary education at Igbide Senior Grammar School, Igbide, Delta State.
Career
It all began when Wizkid gave Mr Jollof the opportunity to pick four other people including himself for an all-expense paid trip to the Africa Music Fest in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Isokoboy made a video about it, urging Mr Jollof to pick he among the four lucky people. A lot of people really liked his entry video and that was how his journey into comedy skits started. Although he wasn’t selected.
Upon discovering Instagram Videos, Isokoboy began producing comedy skits, which he shared on the social media platform. The skits enjoyed rave reviews, bringing her relative success in the Nigerian entertainment industry, which culminated in he featuring in a UK base twitter page.
For calling out celebrities who use fake things to make themselves worthy Isokoboy had some rifts with celebrities the likes of Mercy Aigbe, Bob risky, Cossy Orjiakor and more but few to mention..
Controversial
In March 6, 2019 Isokoboy calls out popular Ghanaian Actress Moesha Boduong for wearing fake camel toe.. .
Early life
Clement Akpobome Ogudu was born in Igbide, Isoko South LGA of Delta State, Southern Nigeria to Joseph Ogudu, a business man. Isokoboy began his primary education at Eru primary school, Igbide and had his secondary education at Igbide Senior Grammar School, Igbide, Delta State.
Career
It all began when Wizkid gave Mr Jollof the opportunity to pick four other people including himself for an all-expense paid trip to the Africa Music Fest in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Isokoboy made a video about it, urging Mr Jollof to pick he among the four lucky people. A lot of people really liked his entry video and that was how his journey into comedy skits started. Although he wasn’t selected.
Upon discovering Instagram Videos, Isokoboy began producing comedy skits, which he shared on the social media platform. The skits enjoyed rave reviews, bringing her relative success in the Nigerian entertainment industry, which culminated in he featuring in a UK base twitter page.
For calling out celebrities who use fake things to make themselves worthy Isokoboy had some rifts with celebrities the likes of Mercy Aigbe, Bob risky, Cossy Orjiakor and more but few to mention..
Controversial
In March 6, 2019 Isokoboy calls out popular Ghanaian Actress Moesha Boduong for wearing fake camel toe.. .
The two headed alligator is a folkloric animal of the American state of Florida. Its history is focused mainly within the neighborhood of Seminole Heights in the city of Tampa, where it appears on the official seal. It is also the subject of art murals, statues, flags, tee-shirts and other ephemera related to the neighborhood.
Origins
The earliest recorded reference to the two headed alligator was in 1911 when real estate developer, T. Roy Young and his Seminole Development Company purchased 40 acres of land and developed Seminole Heights, Tampa's first suburb. In the promotion of the real estate venture, Young adopted an image of a two headed alligator as part of a neighborhood seal.
A folktale entitled, Bite or Smite, was recorded by R. Perez and A.L. Lopez in 1930 during their research on local superstitions for the of the Work Projects Administration for the State of Florida. Like many folktales from the region, its characters consist of an anthropomorphic rabbit, alligator and turtle. In the story, the rabbit ignores the warning of the turtle and is eaten by the alligator, who had been concealing a second head. Since it is difficult to date the creation of folklore, it is unclear whether Bite or Smite was the inspiration for, or inspired by, the Seminole Heights seal.
2014 Sighting
In 2014, a man claiming to be a "local naturalist" sent an image of a two-headed alligator he spotted at a Seminole Heights park to the local newspaper, Tampa Bay Times, who ran the image on the cover of the follow day's publication. As the story became an international headline, scientists started to question the authenticity of the creature. The story was later discovered to be a hoax. A local restaurant, Ella's Folkart Cafe, displays a taxidermied two headed alligator that it claims was caught by local trappers soon after the news story.
Statue
In 2016 a Seminole Heights community art fund, Urban Art Attack, funded the building of a 6-foot two headed alligator statue in front of Southern Brewing and Winemaking at 4500 Nebraska Ave.
Origins
The earliest recorded reference to the two headed alligator was in 1911 when real estate developer, T. Roy Young and his Seminole Development Company purchased 40 acres of land and developed Seminole Heights, Tampa's first suburb. In the promotion of the real estate venture, Young adopted an image of a two headed alligator as part of a neighborhood seal.
A folktale entitled, Bite or Smite, was recorded by R. Perez and A.L. Lopez in 1930 during their research on local superstitions for the of the Work Projects Administration for the State of Florida. Like many folktales from the region, its characters consist of an anthropomorphic rabbit, alligator and turtle. In the story, the rabbit ignores the warning of the turtle and is eaten by the alligator, who had been concealing a second head. Since it is difficult to date the creation of folklore, it is unclear whether Bite or Smite was the inspiration for, or inspired by, the Seminole Heights seal.
2014 Sighting
In 2014, a man claiming to be a "local naturalist" sent an image of a two-headed alligator he spotted at a Seminole Heights park to the local newspaper, Tampa Bay Times, who ran the image on the cover of the follow day's publication. As the story became an international headline, scientists started to question the authenticity of the creature. The story was later discovered to be a hoax. A local restaurant, Ella's Folkart Cafe, displays a taxidermied two headed alligator that it claims was caught by local trappers soon after the news story.
Statue
In 2016 a Seminole Heights community art fund, Urban Art Attack, funded the building of a 6-foot two headed alligator statue in front of Southern Brewing and Winemaking at 4500 Nebraska Ave.