We have learned via the Irish Sun that the long-standing rumours of Conor McGregor making his way to the WWE may become fact. There have been some strong rumours that Conor will possibly contend against a major WWE superstar at Wrestlemania in April.
McGregor has been a long-time fan of pro wrestling and was always said to be inspired by legends like Ric Flair and The Rock. He also does the "Vince McMahon strut" when he walks to the ring for his MMA fights.


Exclusively Yours originally opened its doors on the East Coast and California in 1994. At that time we carried hand made designed clothing and jewelry as well as a line of Aromatherapy Products for healing. We closed our stores and turned to ecommerce which was newly emerging. Jewel Tyler took a break from business to pursue her Doctorate of Naturopathy.
Her creative juices would not allow her to be still too long. She is also co-owner of AnR Fashion. Jewel decided to also branch our and open Exclusively Yours.
Jewel Tyler is a native of Washington, D.C., she spent her younger years giving back to the community through a youth Arts organization she founded. In 1978 she began her modeling career for various fashion designers in the D.C. area. After several years of modeling, Jewel decided to begin her fashion designing career. She had learned how to sew at the age of 11, from her grandmother a long time seamstress.
Jewel was the founder and manager of the Ominisance Modeling Organization. Along with her modeling organization, Jewel designed and made all of the fashions. This team appeared at the Apollo Theater in New York, several shows at the Washington D.C. Convention center for many benefit affairs.
Jewel left D.C. in 1989 to pursue her fashion design career in Los Angeles, California. Her entrepreneurial spirit led her into several successful business ventures. She opened a chain of Exclusively Yours stores on the east and west coast - featuring handmade aromatherapy products, clothing and jewelry. She continued her fashion design career in the entertainment world as an image consultant to new and existing recording artists.
Jewel has received numerous certificates over the years as a guest lecturer for colleges and universities. Her awards include nods from the late Mayor Tom Bradley, Michael Woo as well as Maxine Waters in Los Angeles, for her successful fashion design business and youth outreach programs. Jewel obtained her Doctor of Naturopathy degree January 2015.
She enjoys painting, making jewelry and creating designs for her new business venture.


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Department of History and Civilization (HEC)
HEC Theses
I dannati del Sud : braccianti siciliani ed andalusi dal 1946 ad oggi
SCIACCHITANO, Grazia
Florence : European University Institute, 2018, EUI PhD theses, Department of History and Civilization
SCIACCHITANO, Grazia, I dannati del Sud : braccianti siciliani ed andalusi dal 1946 ad oggi, Florence : European University Institute, 2018, EUI PhD theses, Department of History and Civilization
Retrieved from Cadmus, European University Institute Research Repository, at: http://hdl.handle.net/1814/59026
My Ph.D. dissertation shows the centrality of landless labourers in the shaping of Italian and Spanish history of the 1950s and 1960s. In both Italy and Spain before the beginning of the reform period of the 1950s, high rates of unemployment and low incomes for the majority of small peasants and rural labourers coexisted alongside large areas of uncultivated land in the hands of a few owners. I argue that aiming to solve these problems both governments implemented a southern model of rural change. This model entailed diminishing the workforce of the countryside together with the industrialization of the rural system, to create a model of efficient and productive agriculture. In this context, the rural labourers become protagonists of change. They claimed the right to work, demanding the full use of the uncultivated land in order to increase occupation, and labour rights in line with those of industrial workers. For them it was not a question of land ownership but of labour rights. While the labourers pushed for a regulation of their working conditions, plans implemented by both governments led to a general decrease of the rural population but, at the same time, a steady percentage increase of rural labourers in the southern regions. Indeed, rural labourers replaced peasants, and a new model of rural economy was set up, that of farming business based on labourers.
Defence date: 18 settembre 2018; Examining Board: Prof.ssa Lucy Riall, European University Institute (Relatore EUI); Prof.ssa Regina Grafe, European University Institute; Prof.ssa Marta Petrusewicz, Università della Calabria; Prof. Marcial Sánchez Mosquera, Università di Siviglia
Cadmus permanent link: http://hdl.handle.net/1814/59026
Full-text via DOI: 10.2870/50248
Series/Number: EUI PhD theses; Department of History and Civilization
LC Subject Heading: Agricultural laborers -- Sicily (Italy) -- History; Agricultural laborers -- Spain -- Andalusia -- History.; Sicily (Italy) -- Rural conditions; Andalusia (Spain) -- Rural conditions.
Preceding version: http://hdl.handle.net/1814/51368
Version: Chapters III 'Piani di stato e la risposta delle sinistre' and V '"El caballo por el land rover": gli effetti delle riforme sul territorio' draw upon an earlier version published as an article 'Rural development and changing labour relations in Italy and Spain in the 1950s and 1960s' (2017) in the journal 'Comparativ'
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