Sullivan began skiing on a gravel hill in his Lake Tahoe backyard at the age of 3 and was racing by 7. Sullivan excelled in football as a team captain at North Tahoe High School. He tore his left ACL on the final day of the 2000 World Championships. Training crashes caused him to miss the 2004 and 2005 seasons. His hobbies include fly-fishing, mountain biking, hunting, water skiing and surfing. His favorite musicians range from Johnny Cash to 50 Cent. His favorite food is a hamburger barbecued in his own backyard. He has worn the same San Francisco 49ers hat since he was 13.
During a two-year injury rehab, passed time by driving a Snowcat (a snow mover) and tuning skis at a shop in Truckee, Calif.
After winning the 2002 U.S. super-G title at native Squaw Valley, said: "If I hadn't won at home, I don't know if they would have let me back into town."
Lists Q-Tips as a necessity.
I'm a big scaredy-cat," Camille O'Sullivan declares, explaining how she first turned to singing.
It's not how one might describe a woman who abandoned a safe career in architecture after a serious car accident to pursue a not so stable life as a singer. But that's how the Irish-French singer sees herself. Audiences who witness Camille's stage antics – including being electrocuted and burned after wrapping Christmas lights around herself, stumbling over speakers and landing on glass, teetering on the edge of tables in heels – might disagree.
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W. Stuart Symington, former Assistant Secretary of War for Air (1946-47) is shown taking the oath of office as Secretary of the Air Force from Chief Justice Fred Vinson. Left to right are: Mr. Symington, Secretary of the Army Kenneth C. Royall; Secretary of Defense James N. Forrestal; Chief Justice Fred Vinson; and Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan (1894 -1971).
Cropped portrait of Corporal Arthur Percival Sullivan V.C., a member of the AIF, who, later enlisted in the North Russian Relief Force, in the 45th Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers and gained his Victoria Cross for gallantry in rescuing under fire an officer and three men from drowning whilst fighting a rearguard action during a withdrawal across the Sheika River.
Brittany "McKey" Sullivan, winner of America's Next Top Model, Cycle 11.
Canada now knows what Arnprior area residents have known for years. M. Sullivan & Son Ltd. is a well-managed company. In fact, it one of the top 50 best managed companies in the country. Repeatedly winning that award (seven years out of eight) has earned the Arnprior-based construction company the prestigious platinum award.
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Charlotte Sullivan at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival.
Michael Sullivan was elected to the Senate and house of Commons, eighth Parliament of Canada on June 23, 1896.
John L. Sullivan had competition for boxing fame within the clan. Although a bantam weight, Kid Sullivan was All-Canada champ for his weight division.
John L. Sullivan, the greatest boxer in history.
Library of Congress description: "The champion of all champions--'Hoping to deserve your appreciation, I remain yours truly - John L. Sullivan'. Illus. from: Supplement to Police Gazette, vol. LXXII, no. 1078, Saturday April 23d, 1898."
Patron in Grand Salon of Dunderry Castle, seat of the O'Sullivan MacCragh sept, with noted California philanthropist, Barbara Culver Caster, after presentation of relic of Mother Teresa to the Chapel of St. Lucie. .
"I was born Aug 13 which makes me a Leo I guess but actually my name is Jim Sullivan, 7th son of a Nebraska farmer that came to the big city during World War II to work in the defense plants."
<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />"I grew up in a government housing project with a bunch of other Oakies and Arkies (…of all sizes and colors) in a fairly clean pile—"
"I decided that I would like to play music when I would sit and listen to the blues groups practicing around various houses—you could even hear the upright piano in the early electric blues groups…"
"I watched the guitar players studiously and then went home to practice "Oakie-Doakie Stomp" by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown until I had grown callouses on my finger tips and brain."
"At the same time I was going to college and working (so what?). Anyhow me and another guy bought a bar near the college [and used] that for income. We damn near starved to death."
"The bar went broke and I went to work with a few different rock groups, the music got louder and louder. A few years of bangin around went by. I decided to move to L.A. and concentrate on writing and here I am…"