The Heels
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| Originally published | 2007 |
| Authors | Steven Johnson |
| Greg Oliver | |
| Genres | Biography |
| Preceded by | The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Tag Teams |
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| ID | 2076705 |
About The Heels
The colorful villains, heels, bad guys, and rule breakers worthy of a spot in the pro wrestling hall of fame In The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Heels, critically acclaimed authors Greg Oliver and Steven Johnson take readers on an informative and entertaining ride through mat mayhem. . . .
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... South Africa s Tyla also makes the cut, hot on The Heels of her hit single Water; as does Nigeria s Ayra Starr...
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... For centuries, the streets of Harvard s red-bricked campus have borne The Heels of America s future leaders, from Teddy Roosevelt to Mark Zuckerberg...
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... Apple, Disney, Comcast and Warner Brothers Discovery have all halted advertising on X, US media report, following hot on The Heels of IBM...
World Bank warns oil prices could reach $150 a barrel
... " The latest conflict in the Middle East comes on The Heels of the biggest shock to commodity markets since the 1970s - Russia s war with Ukraine, " said Indermit Gill, chief economist at the World Bank...
Elon Musk woos world leaders, courting controversy
... His sit-down with Indian PM Modi in June came on The Heels of ex-Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey s allegation that the Indian government had threatened to shut down the site if it did not comply with orders to take down content...
Canada considers foreign student cap over housing crisis
... On The Heels of Mr Fraser s remarks, Immigration Minister Marc Miller said Canada would also take a look at its immigration targets to see whether it has an impact on the housing crunch...
Brain advance gives voice hope to paralysed
... The study comes hot on The Heels of the scientists showing they could reconstruct a Pink Floyd song based only on recordings of brain activity from a patient listening to it...
FBI charges man with stealing Dorothy's The Wizard of Oz slippers
... When Dorothy clicks The Heels of the shoes together and says " there s no place like home" she is transported back to Kansas...
FBI charges man with stealing Dorothy's The Wizard of Oz slippers
By Max MatzaBBC News
US prosecutors have charged A Man with stealing the famous red slippers worn by Judy Garland 's character Dorothy in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz.
The valuable shoes were found in an FBI operation in 2018 - After being taken from a museum in August 2005 - But no arrests were made at The Time .
On Tuesday, federal prosecutors charged Minnesota man Terry Martin , 76, with theft of a major artwork.
The recovered slippers are one of four pairs in existence.
The Shoes were taken from the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids , Minnesota, by a thief who had smashed through a window in The Building 's Back Door to get inside. No fingerprints were Left Behind and no alarm went off, according to Cbs News , The Bbc 's US partner.
They were found in a sting operation launched by The Fbi 's Art Crime team. The case is being handled by federal prosecutors in North Dakota and The Fbi 's Minneapolis Division.
The red shoes are central to The Wizard of Oz. When Dorothy clicks The Heels of The Shoes together and says " there's No Place like home" she is transported back to Kansas.
Charging documents released on Tuesday contained no information about what led to Mr Martin's arrest. On Wednesday, Martin told a reporter for the: " I gotta go On Trial . I don't want to talk to you. "
The newspaper notes that Mr Martin lives About 12 miles from The Museum , which is located at the childhood home of Judy Garland .
Museum Executive Director Janie Heitz said she does not think The Suspect was ever an employee of The Museum .
The treasured items of Hollywood memorabilia have been valued at $3. 5m (£2. 8m), said the US Attorney's Office for The District of North Dakota , adding that they were insured for $1m when they were stolen nearly 18 years ago.
Another pair of the red sequined slippers are at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington Dc and another pair was acquired in 2012 by The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences.
The stolen slippers are still in the custody of The Fbi .
" Until The Court cases are done, nothing can be done with them, " The Museum wrote on Facebook.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com