Michel Petrucciani was one of the most powerful jazz pianists of all time.
Tom Shakespeare, a geneticist & sociologist was the co author of The Sexual Politics of Disability.
Robert Bernard Riche, a former Harvard University professor, has served as the twenty second United States Secretary of Labour, under President Bill Clinton. He has also been listed by The Wall street Journal as America Top Ten Business Thinkers.
Dylan Postl, popularly known as Hornswoggle is an American Professional Wrestler . He was the last Cruiserweight Champion before the belt was decommissioned.
Jude-Lyn del Rey, a science fiction editor was posthumously awarded the Hugo Award for the Best Professional Editor, which her husband refused to receive.
François de Cuvilliés, a Belgium born architect played a very significant role in bringing the Rococo (an Italian art form) to life in his various artistic impressions. The Palace in Bruhl, Germany is one of his most prized designs.
Charles Proteus Steinmetz, a mathematician & electrical engineer fathered the development of alternating current thanks to which the electrical power industry in USA saw expansion. He was popularly called The Forger of Thunderbolts.
7 Great individuals. 7 Great minds. 7 Great works. Everything great. Except one small detail that binds them all. They were essentially the 7 Dwarfs. 7 great dwarfs that the world saw, appreciated and applauded.
The 7 dwarfs who teach us one important lesson. That Size really doesn’t matter.
