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Dave Palumbo (born David Christopher Palumbo February 17, 1968 in Manhattan, U.S.) is an American bodybuilder. He competed in his first Bodybuilding competition in 1990, an NPC national competition in New York City where he placed 6th place weighing in at 168 lbs. He continues to compete with his highest placing being that of 2nd place in 2003 in the 'Super Heavyweight' class at the NPC USA competition in Las Vegas, Nevada.

He operates a bodybuilding magazine website, rxmuscle.com, which examines all aspects of training, competing, and nutrition as well as radio and TV programming. He is also the owner of Species Nutrition.

1990 NPC NATURAL New York City (6th place Middleweight.....168 lbs)..training only 6 months

1992 NPC NJ SUBURBAN BODYBUILDING CHAMPS (5th place, Light HW.....198 lbs)

1992 NATURAL TRI STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (1st place, Heavyweight........202 lbs)

1992 NPC Eastern USA 3rd place HW...212 lbs

1992 NPC WESTCHESTER 2nd place HW ...212 lbs

1994 NPC NY METROPOLITAN BB CHAMPS 1st HW.......228 lbs

Dean Lance Morgan (born 3 October 1983) is a professional football player. He usually plays as a striker or winger. Morgan is married with two children; his father-in-law is ex-footballer Brian Stein.

Morgan started his career with Colchester United, but left in September 2003, having his contract cancelled by mutual consent. He joined Reading in November 2003, before being released at the end of the 2004–05 season. He joined Luton Town in the summer of 2005. Morgan started well, scoring a late winner against Southampton on his first home appearance for the Hatters.

Despite interest from other teams,^{[citation needed]} Morgan signed a new deal at Luton on February 16, 2007, keeping him at Luton until the summer of 2009.

On 16 November 2007, Morgan signed on loan for Southend United until January 2008. He scored three goals for Southend, all of which came in the FA Cup in games against Oxford United (scoring once) and Dagenham & Redbridge (scoring twice). On 3 January 2008, Leeds United manager Dennis Wise confirmed that Morgan was one of his transfer targets in the transfer window, but Morgan remained at Luton as Leeds would not meet his wage demands, despite Luton being willing to release him on a free transfer. This was not the first time Wise had attempted to bring Morgan to Leeds, having also tried to sign him during the 2006–07 season. On 7 March 2008 Morgan signed for Crewe Alexandra on loan for the rest of the season, where he scored once against Gillingham.

George Emil Banks is an American spree killer, sentenced to death by electrocution, but later declared by the court to be too psychotic to execute. Banks, a former Camp Hill prison guard, shot 13 people to death on September 25, 1982 in Wilkes-Barre City and Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania, including five of his own children. Banks said he killed his children because he felt they would be tormented by the cruelty of racial views against mixed race children. Since his conviction, Banks has tried to kill himself four times and has gone on hunger strikes that required him to be force fed. A psychiatric report filed in the case says Banks believes he is in a spiritual fight with an Antichrist in New York, that Pennsylvania was controlled by the Islamic religion and he has engaged in a "private war with President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky".

November 29, 1990, the Pennsylvania State Legislature barred further use of the electric chair amidst debate that electrocution was cruel and unusual punishment and approved lethal injection. December 2, 2004, Banks received a stay of execution. May 12, 2010, Banks was declared incompetent to be executed by Luzerne County Judge Joseph Augello following a week long competency hearing held the previous month.