She encourages other Black wunderkinds to be just as bold.
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Lane Kiffin, Raheem Morris and Eric Mangini were recent wunderkinds turned washouts.
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After all, Silicon Valley has more than its share of energetic entrepreneurial wunderkinds ready to conquer the world.
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Co-founded by investment wunderkinds Matthew and Geoffrey Chaiken, Blink Health is most similar to a Groupon for healthcare.
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Tennis was front and center in Germany when Becker and Steffi Graf were wunderkinds in the 1980s and '90s.
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Awards for both restaurant and bar is the result of the mind-meld of the city's two dining wunderkinds.
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Rather, Epic has created an ecosystem that can support both massively popular, mainstream internet celebrities and relatively unknown competitive wunderkinds.
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She began playing at 2 and was one of the true wunderkinds in a sport whose history is rich in child prodigies.
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Just last summer, power pop wunderkinds the Lemon Twigs appeared second on a four-band bill, just as they were signing to 4AD.
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I can't wait to see where these indie-pop wunderkinds will go once they're free of the shackles of homework and after school clubs.
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Defy Media President Keith Richman oversees a lot of big internet celebrities, including YouTube wunderkinds Smosh, "Honest Trailers" maker ScreenJunkies and young-Hollywood experts Clevver.
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But for now, stop by Wild by Tart for grab-and-go salads, juices from the nutritional wunderkinds Health Is Wealth or Tart-designed ceramic kitchenware.
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After beloved pop punk wunderkinds Chumped tearfully called it a day last year, guitarist Drew Johnson packed up and left New York for his home of Colorado.
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After nine years of teaching their secrets to future Google product managers and start-up wunderkinds, Mr. Burnett and Mr. Evans are opening up the curriculum to everyone.
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Over the past five years, the duo — known collectively just as "Daniels" — have established themselves as music video wunderkinds, turning out clips for everyone from Chromeo to Passion Pit.
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For their seasonal showcase, the wunderkinds of this prestigious school present two works from the 1970s by American dance giants and a newer work from an astute contemporary voice.
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Max is the new project from musician and multi-instrumentalist Maxwell Drummey, who you may recognize from his tenure as one half of 2000s indie hip-hop wunderkinds Chester French.
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Just last year, however, a documentary ran on ESPN, directed by Judd Apatow and co-produced, coincidentally, by Gary Green, on Gooden and Darryl Strawberry, the troubled wunderkinds of that team.
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And, of most relevance, they are neo-punk weirdo pop wunderkinds who have released a grand total of 29 (220!) albums between them, two of which were under joint venture The Garden.
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Porter Robinson & Madeon, "Shelter" EDM wunderkinds Porter Robinson and Madeon are touring across North America together this fall, and they commemorated the tour's announcement by releasing the collaborative track "Shelter" earlier this week.
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Bockerstette reinforced a lesson that Woodland learned on the baseball diamond, the basketball court and especially on the golf course all those years he spent trying to catch up to the game's wunderkinds.
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As soon as the Texas screamo wunderkinds punch the gas, there's a swift bash to the cranium with an earth-rattling bass, a fiery drum assault, and a deep growl that bellows from hell.
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I don't trust people who get flattering reams of newspaper profiles and are pitched as the Next Big Thing That You Must Pay Attention To, and I don't trust wunderkinds who become successful too early.
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But they have a couple of things in common, as Ann Hulbert's meticulous new book, "Off the Charts," makes clear: First, most wunderkinds eventually experience some kind of schism with a devoted and sometimes domineering parent.
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Images courtesy of the artistThe three young members of Brooklyn metal wunderkinds Unlocking the Truth have already had one of the most bizarre career trajectories in heavy metal history–and all before they were old enough to drive themselves to band practice.
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After all, it's a region made famous by tech wunderkinds who wear pajamas to pitches with venture capitalists and stick to a uniform of hoodies and jeans for years on end, or VCs who don the ubiquitous, branded fleece vest for coffee shop meetings.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch I've met a lot of "superstars" in my career as a journalist — CEOs, tech wunderkinds, investment gurus — and one trait they all tend to share is an uncanny ability to control the conversation, especially when asked probing questions.
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It's the kind of thing that might have made sense on a compilation alongside Uffie and New Young Pony Club back in the 2000s, but it also fits neatly beside alt-pop wunderkinds like Charli XCX and MØ. "This song takes me back to what I'd make before I waxed academic," Madge says.
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Roadburn has earned its reputation as the festival where dreams come true, and this year's edition was no exception: between soul-stirring sets from Diamanda Galás , Neurosis, G.I.S.M. and a passel of Icelandic black metal wunderkinds, it must've been tough for any band to stand out... any band, that is, except metallic hardcore legends Converge.
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As it goes, the beat is in fact the product of a pair of teenage production wunderkinds: seventeen year old Blairy Hendrix from Manor Park, in East London, and his eighteen year old friend Joshua Beatz—who, alongside a whole raft of London artists, are helping to shift the fabric of the city's soundscapes into new creative territory.
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Odell's proposed course of action doesn't have much use for the now-trendy "Time Well Spent" movement (which relies on more tech to solve the problem of too much tech) or apps that inform you when you've wasted too much of your day on social media, or any solution proposed by the same Silicon Valley wunderkinds who profited from getting us into this mess.
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Zvjaginsev has been described as a very aggressive, tactical player. Viktor Korchnoi in an interview described him as a very original player, with an unusual view on life, which is reflected in his chess.V.Korchnoi's interview: "Genii and wunderkinds". e3e5.com. 2006-02-10. He has been known to unleash the occasional outlandish opening novelty in order to catch his opponent off guard and avoid established theory and home preparation.
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Bianca Jones Marlin is an American neuroscientist and Simons Society Junior Fellow working at the Zuckerman Institute at Columbia University in New York City. Marlin currently studies the epigenetic mechanisms that enable trauma to be passed transgenerationally. Marlin's graduate work uncovered the fundamental role of oxytocin in mother parental behavior and she was awarded the Donald B. Lindsley Prize in Behavioral Neuroscience for Outstanding Ph.D. thesis as well as the STAT Wunderkinds Award for her groundbreaking findings.
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The Rhapsody Tapes received critical acclaim upon release. Jonty Simmons of Hysteria Magazine was very positive about the album, giving it a perfect score of 10 and stating "The Rhapsody Tapes solidifies their position atop the pile of DIY wunderkinds. When the rest of us have already teleported to their dimension of hyperreality, those who refuse to give it a chance will regret not jumping on the ship earlier". Alex Sievers of KillYourStereo gave the album a score of 94 (out of 100) and stated that the band "has challenged the preconceived notions of their art and music from both fans and detractors alike" and also stating that the album is "not only crammed full of new classics but is also their best work yet".
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