Snow
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age | 54 |
| Melting temperature (Tm) | 0 °C |
| Density (ρ) | 0. 1–0. 8 g/cm3 |
| Compressive strength (σc) | 3–7 MPa |
| Tensile strength (σt) | 1. 5–3. 5 kPa |
| Date of birth | October 30,1969 |
| Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
| Born | North York |
| Toronto | |
| Canada | |
| Full name | Darrin Kenneth O'Brien |
| Nationality | Canadian |
| Spouse | Tara O'Brien |
| Tamei Edberg | |
| Record labels | East West Records |
| EMI | |
| Virgin Records | |
| Elektra Records | |
| True North Records | |
| Awards | Juno Award for Reggae Recording of the Year |
| Songs | 1993 |
| List | 1999 |
| 2002 | |
| 1993 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 495864 |
Snow Life story
Darrin Kenneth O'Brien, known by his stage name Snow, is a Canadian reggae musician, rapper and singer. His 1992 single "Informer" spent seven weeks at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
Early Life of Canadian Musician Snow
Snow (born on october 30. 1968) is a canadian reggae musician. Singer and producer who rose to fame with his 1992 single "informer". Born darrin kenneth o brien in north york. Ontario. He is one of the most successful candaian musical artsits of all time. Before his musical career. Snow worked as a forklift oeprator at a warehouse and a security guard.Snow s Musical Career
Snow s musical career began in 1990 with his debut album. "12 niches of snow". The album was certified diamond in canada after selling more than one million copies in canada alone. It was also certified mutli-platinum in the united states and the united kingdom. The single "informer" topped the chrats in the united states. United kingdom. Australia. New zealand. And canada.Snow s Subsequent Album Releases
Snow released his second album. "murder love". In 1994. The album was certified platinum in canada and gold in the united states. The single "girl. I ve been hurt" was a top 10 hit in canada and the nuited states. In 1997. Snow releasde his third album. "justuss". Which was certified double platinum in canada and platinum in the unietd states. The single "anything for you" was a top 10 hit in the united states.Snow s Later Album Releases
Snow has released six studio albums since his debut album. "12 inches of snow". His most recent album. "my kinda lif"e. Was rleeased in 2015. The album was certified gold in canada and reached the top 10 on the canadian album chart.Snow s Awards and Accomplishments
Snow has won numerous awards throughout his career. Including four juno awards and two grammy aawrds. In 2005. He was inducted into the canadian music hall of fame. He has also been awarded the order of canada. One of the highest honors bestowed upon a canadian citzien.Notable Events in Snow s Career
In 2020. Snow was the first artist to perform live at the newly opened scotiabank arena in toronto. He eprformed a sold-out show to thousands of fans.Interesting Facts about Snow
Snow is the first artist to ever have a single top the charts in the united states. United kingdo. Maustralia. New zealand. And canada. He is also the first canadian artist to be awarded a grammy award for best reggae album.Snow s Impact on Canadian Music
Snow s success has had a profound ipmact on canadian music. He has helped to bring reggae music to the mainstream and has inspired countless canadian musicians. He is widely regarded as one of the omst influential canadian musicians of all time.UK braces for snow as cold weather takes a grip
...By Emily AtkinsonBBC NewsParts of the UK are bracing for Snow and wintry showers this week as the cold spell continues...
In pictures: Snow blankets parts of the UK as cold snap starts
...Parts of the UK have been covered with a blanket of Snow as a cold snap from the Arctic began to sweep across the country...
US winter storm death toll rises as bad weather drags on
... 2m) of Snow - has made progress clearing roads, county officials said...
Winter Olympics: Will the Beijing Games be 'green and clean'?
... Organisers say they have prioritised protecting native species, reducing greenhouse gas emissions But there s been criticism that this will be the first Winter Olympics to rely entirely on artificial Snow - and that some events will be held in the middle of a nature reserve...
Storm Arwen: Snow, rain, and wind set to hit homes still without power
...Snow, rain, and wind have been forecast to sweep across areas still affected by power outages from Storm Arwen...
Flood fears as storm Dennis continues to lash the UK
... However, experts have warned, Dennis storm could damage the cause more flooding, as the already saturated ground is met with a perfect storm of heavy rain, strong wind and melting Snow...
Storm Dennis: experts warn flooding could be worse than Ciara
... The Environment Agency has warned flooding is likely to be worse this weekend, as already-saturated soil is met with a perfect storm of heavy rain, strong wind and melting Snow...
Scotland records coldest night of the year in Braemar
...Heavy Snow affected parts of the southern highlands overnight Scotland recorded the coldest night of the year so far with a low of -10...
Storm Arwen: Snow, rain, and wind set to hit homes still without power
Snow , rain, and wind have been forecast to sweep across areas still affected by power outages from Storm Arwen.
Thousands in northern England and Scotland remain without power after The Storm More Than a week ago.
The Met Office issued Snow and rain warnings for these areas overnight on Saturday, with poor weather also expected into next week.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he " remains concerned" so many properties are still without power.
Around 4,700 homes across and are still without electricity after The Storm hit on 26 November, industry body the Energy Networks Association confirmed.
The Met Office predicts low temperatures of between 4C (39F) and 6C (43F), as well as some gale-force Winds over The Coming days.
The Forecaster expects to see Snow in the Cairngorms and northern Pennines overnight on Saturday, with drier and less windy conditions on Sunday.
However, on Monday and Tuesday the UK is set to see more wind, rain, and Snow - with strong Winds expected on Wednesday too.
Northern Powergrid previously said many of the affected homes, which will be 12 Days after The Storm 's 98mph gusts tore down electricity lines.
'Slow down reconnection'In a tweet, the Prime Minister said he has spoken with those leading the response to The Storm , including the military commander on the ground and local community leaders in Northumbria, Durham and Darlington.
Mr Johnson wrote: " I Am grateful for the tireless efforts of The Emergency teams and volunteers on the ground but remain concerned that More Than 4,700 households are still without power.
" I reiterated to those I spoke to that the government is ready to further support their work in any way we can. "
Met Office meteorologist Simon Partridge said: " In terms of The Process of reconnecting power supplies and getting to remote areas, it's not helpful - probably tomorrow being The Best day and probably The First half of Tuesday as well, some decent conditions.
" Other than that, a fair bit of rain, some hill Snow , and some reasonably strong Winds - certainly aiding to slow down The Process of reconnecting supplies and getting to the more remote locations to clear trees and so forth. "
Energy regulator Ofgem has warned it will take enforcement action against power companies which failed to restore supply quickly enough following The Storm .
It has also agreed with firms to lift the £700 cap on compensation which could be given to customers, allowing those affected to claim £70 for each 12-hour period they are without power, on top of the £70 owed for The First 48 Hours of disruption.
Chief executive Jonathan Brearley told The Bbc the regulator was " deeply concerned" about customers left without power for More Than week.
He Said : " We have clear expectations of how fast they should get people back on The System .
" We do recognise the challenging circumstances those companies are in. But what we expect from The Network companies is to be relentless in connecting people, but also to be putting support in place. "
Source of news: bbc.com
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