WHEELIE

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WHEELIE

In vehicle acrobatics, a wheelie is a vehicle maneuver in which the front wheel or wheels come off the ground due to extreme torque being applied to the rear wheel or wheels. Wheelies are usually associated with bicycles and motorcycles, but can be done with other vehicles such as cars.

History

Wheelies appear in popular culture as early as 1943, as U.S Army motorized Calvary are pictured in Life magazine performing high speed wheelies. Daredevil Evel Knievel performed motorcycle acrobatics including wheelies in his shows. Doug "The wheelie king" Domokos has accomplished such feats as a 145-mile (233 km) wheelie.

Types of wheelie

Types of wheelies include:

• Clutch wheelies are performed by disengaging the clutch and opening the throttle to let the engine race and then engaging the clutch abruptly.
• Power wheelies are performed by simply opening the throttle. If the engine has sufficient power, it will be able to lift the front wheel.
• Bounce wheelies are performed by opening and closing the throttle in time with rocking the rider's weight back and forth, thus pre-loading the front suspension so that the throttle is opening at the same time as the front suspension is unloading.

Motorcycle

A wheelie is also a common motorcycle stunt. The principle is the same as the bicycle wheelie, but the throttle and rear-brakes are used to control the wheelie while a rider uses body mass and the steering to control the direction the inertia of the spinning front wheel acting as a balance.

Automobiles

Wheelies are common in auto- or motorcycle drag racing, where they represent torque wasted lifting the front end, rather than moving the vehicle forward.

Bicycles

A bicycle wheelie
A variation of the wheelie is the manual wheelie. This similar to a wheelie but no pedalling is involved. The bike is balanced by the rider's weight and sometimes use of the rear brake. A style of bicycle, the wheelie bike, has a seating position, and thus center of mass, nearly over the rear wheel that facilitates performing wheelies.

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There are many ways to become famous. There are famous athletes, famous politicians, famous cooks, famous artists, famous musicans, famous actors, and more. This article focuses on how to become famous in the entertainment industry.

Even in the narrow field of entertainment, there are millions of aspiring actors, but only a handful of famous ones. So how do you become famous? The answer is: You must become outstanding at your craft. That requires training, experience, and persistence. Beyond that, picking a memorable stage name helps.

Stage names have a long history. People used stage names for all sorts of reasons -- to become memorable, to hide their real identity, or because their real name sounded ridiculous or was unreadable. People have also changed their names because their real name sounded similar or was identical to some other famous person. For instance, Ray Charles was originally Ray Robinson, but there was already a famous boxer named "Sugar" Ray Robinson, which was also a stage name.

People that were part of the American Vaudeville era used stage names to hide their immigrant backgrounds. Ironically, at about the same time, many ballet dancers changed their English names to sound Russian. More often, people anglicized their names, or made them sound English. Here are some examples: Freddie Mercury, the lead singer from the rock group Queen, was originally called Farrokh Bulsara. Bob Dylan started as Robert Zimmerman. Rodney Dangerfield's real name was Jacob Cohen. Vikki Carr was born Florencia Bisenta de Casillas Martinez Cardona. Mel Brooks was Melvin Kaminsky. And Woody Allen's original name was Allen Stewart Konigsberg.

These days, people change their names or use stage names just to be memorable. Did you know that Marilyn Monroe's original name was Norma Jean? Why is the name "Marilyn Monroe" better? Her new name uses a poetic device called alliteration -- the use of similar repetitive sounds. Here are some other examples of names that benefit from the use of alliteration: Robert Redford, Alan Alda, Billy Bragg, Billy Baldwin, Ozzy Osbourne (originally Jonathan Michael Osborne), Hulk Hogan (who was born Terry Gene Bollea) and a whole score of animated characters like Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse. So, using alliteration in your stage name can make you more memborable.

Then there are the single word names, which were very cool in the 80's, like Prince. Madonna. Sting. But they're still in use today;Usher (real name is Usher Raymond IV) and Seal (originally Sealhenry Olusegun Olumide Samuel) uses one. Perhaps Twiggy - born Leslie Hornby -- did it first in the 60's. Of course, Cher - born Cherilyn Sarkisian - was doing it in the 70's too. You can still consider a single word handle today. It will make you stand out from the regular two-named people.

Of course, another trend is the three-word name: like Sarah Jessica Parker. Other famous three word names are: "Sugar" Ray Robinson (born Walker Smith, Jr.), Anna Nicole Smith (born Vickie Hogan) and James Earl Jones (originally Todd Jones).

Still, some people put a "the" somewhere in their name, like wrestlers Jesse "the body" Ventura and Tony the Tiger. Others add a cute word, which is not ordinarily even a name, to their name. Some examples: like Cat Stevens (born Steven Demetri Georgiou), Juice Newton (originally Judy Cohen), Courtney Love(started as Courtney Michelle Harrison), Billie Holiday (was Eleanora Fagan Gough) and Adam Ant (began as Stuart Leslie Goddard).

Of course, you can't ignore some of the hip-hop names that have emerged as well: Snoop Dogg (originally Cordazer Calvin Broadus),P. Diddy (originally Sean John Combs), Big Boi, Biggie, Bo Diddly (Ellas Bates, later Ellas McDaniel), and Ice-T (born Tracy Marrow).

So what is the future of stage names? Perhaps the most avant-garde type of stage names are actually the ones that contain numbers. The most famous are 2Pac (originally Tupac Shakur) and50 Cent (who was Curtis Jackson.) Then there is Tech N9ne (born Aaron D. Yates.) Maybe I'll change my name to 3ric wo1fr4m.

So pick a professional name that people can remember. You don't need to legally change your name to have a stage name, although plenty of celebrities eventually change their name to adopt their stage name, not all of them do that. Most importantly, work at your craft. A good stage name will only help you if you're already excellent at acting, singing, or modeling.

For more information on becoming a star, check out these related articles:

Top Six Ways to Get on Stage
Use Your Day Job To Start a Career In Entertainment
Getting Discovered Online

Peoples coments :-

Samantha Simms said on 11/13/2008 1:57 PM. I have decided to get a stage name because Samantha i very common and I want a very cool name as my stage name.

Dillon C Pratt said on 10/31/2008 5:02 PM. There's a lot to the name. I like my name. The spelling is different. Can't see me as a Snoop Dog type of guy. Dillon

Derek C Pratt said on 10/31/2008 2:40 PM. I've thought of that due to the fact there is another Derek Pratt in this industry but is behind the camera. This is something which needs to be thought out carefully. Derek

Lynnette Bradshaw said on 8/13/2008 6:28 PM. I think my name is a very strong name ...Lynnette Bradshaw...it has a ring that people can remember.

Lindsey-Michele said on 8/13/2008 5:58 PM. Cool. My stage name is Lindsey-Michele

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