#Lawrence Robert Shreve

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Dark Side Of The Ring - Abdullah the Butcher: Legacy of Blood

I feel sorry for the guy, because he didn't want to see his mother working tirelessly to feed the family, and he skip school to earn extra income. But, in Devon Nicholson health issue, that he did wrong for destroying his career, and he should have not use an old razor on. But more surprisingly, he went to sue him, instead of confronting him on why he use an old razor, and that it was bit to much, after what he did for him. All I say this episode it is mixed feelings.

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Abdullah the Butcher: The Madman from Sudan

Abdullah the Butcher: The Madman from Sudan

Robert Segedy Born as Lawrence Robert Shreve on January 11, 1941, he later found fame and fortune as one of the most feared wrestlers to enter the ring. His reputation of being involved in some of the most violent and bloody hardcore wrestling matches precedes him. Tipping the scales at a reported 360 pounds, Abdullah was a monster in the ring, seemingly impervious to pain; one of his trademarks…

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Black Women Bail On DNC To Become Independents - The Political Vigilante

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Graham discusses the wave of Black women who are leaving the Democrats to become independents, because the Dems take them for granted.

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Tuesday, November 7, 2017 (all times CT)

8:40 a.m.-9:15 a.m. A New Playbook for Power Generation Markets: Planning for a Renewable Dominated Future

Prajit Ghosh, Head, Americas Power & Renewables Research, Wood Mackenzie

Shayle Kann, Head of GTM Research & Senior Vice President, Greentech Media

Dan Shreve, Partner, MAKE Consulting  

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Joram Cukierman, Managing Director, Commodity Sales, Goldman Sachs

Harry Singh, Vice President, U.S. Power & Trading Group, Goldman Sachs

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Norman Bay, Former Chairman, FERC

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10:45 a.m.-11:25 a.m. Solar Market Transitions: Utility-Scale Solar as a Major Wholesale Power Market Participant

Brad Forth, Executive Chairman, Array Technologies, Inc.

Warren Luhning, Chief Investment Officer, 7X Energy, Inc.

Dean Solon, Founder & CEO, Shoals Technologies Group

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11:25 a.m.-11:45 a.m. Wind Energy Matures: Issues and Opportunities as 100 GW Approaches

Andrew Mills, Research Scientist in the Electricity Markets & Policy Group, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Changing Market Fundamentals: Baseload, Flexibility, Reliability

Amy Francetic, Senior Vice President, New Ventures & Corporate Affairs, Invenergy

Todd Glass, Partner, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Thomas McAndrew, Founding Partner, Managing Director, Enchanted Rock, Ltd.

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Charles Patton, Executive Vice President, External Affairs, American Electric Power

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2:15 p.m.-2:35 p.m. Energy Storage's Inflection Point: When Will Energy Storage Become a Competitive Resource in Power Markets?

Ravi Manghani, Director, Energy Storage, GTM Research  

2:35 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Distributed Energy: Viable Opportunities in Wholesale Markets Yet?

Mia Adams, Senior Manager, Market Strategy, MISO

Tim Carter, Vice President, MP2

Philip Mihlmester, Executive Vice President, Global Energy, ICF

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3:00 p.m.-3:45 p.m. Beyond the Market Hedge

Stephen Abbott, Manager, Rocky Mountain Institute

Wade Schauer, Research Director, Americas Power & Renewables, Wood Mackenzie

Brian Walker, Portfolio Manager for Strategic Analysis, U.S. Department of Energy

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4:15 p.m.-4:45 p.m. Financing Renewables: Shifting Solar & Wind Project Economics

Conor McKenna, Principal & Managing Director, CohnReznick Cap Markets Securities, LLC

Matt Miller, Director of Project Finance, Recurrent Energy

Ryan Prescott, Director of Market Analysis, Tradewind Energy Inc.

Moderator: Colin Smith, Analyst, Solar, GTM Research  

4:45 p.m.-5:15 p.m. Closing Keynote Session: Bringing It Back to Texas -- Unique Dynamics of the Lone Star State

Anthony Maselli, Vice President, Development and Strategy, Vistra Energy

Cheryl Mele, Chief Operating Officer & Senior Vice President, Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)

Gregory Thurnher, Manager, Real-Time Markets & Scheduling, Shell Energy North America

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Wednesday, November 8, 2017 (all times CT)

9:00 a.m.-9:45 a.m. Industry Perspective: Electricity Market Design

Keith Collins, Executive Director, Market Monitoring Unit, Southwest Power Pool

Prajit Ghosh, Head, Americas Power & Renewables Research, Wood Mackenzie

Alison Silverstein, Independent Consultant

Scott A. Vogt, Vice President, Energy Acquisition, ComEd

Moderator: Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research  

9:45 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Keynote Interview With Southern Company

Nick Sellers, Senior Vice President, Business Origination, Southern Power

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10:15 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Renewable Integration: Technology Innovation Driving Reliability

Sanjeev Addala, Chief Digital Officer, GE Renewable Energy

Keith Bluford Sr., Senior Vice President, Business Development, EnergyBin LLC

Kerinia Cusick, Co-Founder & Partner, Center for Renewables Integration

Lenae Shirley, Senior Director, Technology Innovation & Market Adoption, Environmental Defense Fund

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11:20 a.m.-11:45 a.m. How Low Can They Go: What Is Driving Down Solar Costs and What Are the Longer-Term Market Implications?

Allyson Browne, Director of Regulatory Affairs & General Counsel, SRECTrade

Terry Grant, Managing Director, Marathon Capital

Peter Mathews, General Manager, North America, SolarEdge

Moderator: Colin Smith, Analyst, Solar, GTM Research  

11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Fireside Chat With Colorado Public Utilities Commissioner

Commissioner Frances A. Koncilja, Public Utilities Commission, Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies

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12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m. How Can Large C&Is Win in Today's Power Market Dynamics?

Mark Gary, Commercial Manager, Energy Transfer

Brian Janous, Director of Energy Strategy, Microsoft

Jim Stanway, NEO Network Global Operations Manager, Schneider Electric Energy & Sustainability Services

Michael Wong, Senior Originator - Renewables Origination, Avangrid Renewables

Moderator: MaryAnne Brelinsky, President, EDF Energy Services  

1:45 p.m.-2:45 p.m. Blockchain: Transactive Energy Is Becoming a Reality

Stephen Callahan, Vice President, Global Strategy & Solutions for the Energy & Utilities Industry, IBM

Jon Creyts, Managing Director, Rocky Mountain Institute

Karl Kreder, Director of Energy, ConsenSys

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2:45 p.m.-3:15 p.m. Energy Storage & Wholesale Markets: Have We Found the 'Killer App' Yet?

Elaina Ball, Chief Operating Officer, Austin Energy

Jessica Harrison, Director of Research & Development, MISO

Matt Roberts, Executive Director, Energy Storage Association

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3:15 p.m.-3:45 p.m. Industry Perspectives: Impacts of Electrifying Transportation

Zachary Kahn, Director of Government Relations, North America, BYD Heavy Industries

Jonathan Levy, Director of Policy & Strategy, Vision Ridge Partners, LLC

Laura Renger, Principal Manager, Air & Climate, Southern California Edison

Moderator: Julia Pyper, Senior Editor, Greentech Media  

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Some great news today about Devon Nicholson, known in the independents as Hannibal. Nicholson previously had signed a WWE contract, but had that contract revoked when it was learned that he had hepatitis C. When Nicholson did some research to figure out when and where that would have happened, he watched a tape of a match between himself and Abdullah The Butcher (real name Larry Shreve), where Abdullah pronged his head with a razor blade, causing him to bleed. Assuming this was where the disease was contracted, Nicholson put a lawsuit into motion against the WWE Hall Of Famer, who was also bleeding in the match and had allegedly used the blade prior to the match.

Recent news has popped up that Nicholson's lawsuit was won by the former independent wrestler, who will receive $2.3 million in damages. Nicholson, who got a WWE tryout in 2009 and got signed as a result, got the news about his hepatitis C that caused the dismissal of his contract.

"Mr. Shreve (Abdullah) himself has been saying all along that I'm a liar, that he doesn't have hepatitis C, he didn't cut me, and I believe the judge made it very clear that, yes, he did cut me ... and yes, he does have a history of hepatitis C," Nicholson said.

Last January, Nicholson claimed that an experimental treatment actually cured him of the disease. He's already back in the ring, hoping to get another shot at the WWE. Shreve has 30 days to file an appeal.