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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 116. Chapters: Richard Myers, Bill Holbrook, Jimmy Wales, Taylor Hicks, Paul J. Lioy, Spencer Bachus, Miller Reese Hutchison, Woody Abernathy, P. O. Davis, Carl Epting Mundy, Jr., Bobby Bright, Hugh Shelton, Holland Smith, Bobby Goldsboro, Eugene Sledge, Franklin A. Hart, James E. Livingston, E. T. York, Luther Duncan, List of Auburn University people, Travis S. Taylor, Lloyd Austin, Richard Marcinko, Kate Higgins, Millard Fuller, Victoria Jackson, James S. Voss, George B. Crist, James L. McCorkle, Jr., Steve Campbell, Ken Mattingly, Patrick K. Gamble, Paul Rudolph, Johnny Micheal Spann, Mark Thornton, Byron Lavoy Cockrell, Clifton Williams, John L. Piotrowski, Kimberly Page, Jan Davis, Larry Darby, George Hooks, Robert T. Clark, Ronald L. Burgess, Jr., Kay Ivey, Damon R. Eubank, Lo Walker, James Redfield, Octavia Spencer, Tracy Rocker, James L. Jamerson, George Wallace, Jr., Jimmy Outlaw, Arthur L. Williams, Jr., Ronald D. Castille, James Thomas Heflin, Steve Raby, Eric O'Neill, Jimmie V. Adams, Kathryn C. Thornton, Lester Crawford, Seth Hammett, Henry H. Mauz, Jr., Junius P. Rodriguez, Richmond Flowers, Sr., John E. Ivey, Jr., Charles B. Glenn, Tad J. Oelstrom, Charles R. Hamm, Cynthia Tucker, Timothy D. Cook, John Veres, Richard Roll, William Spratling, Robert W. RisCassi, Jay Gogue, Paul Hemphill, Samuel Mockbee, Donald Thomas, Cole McNary, Joseph T. Palastra, Jr., Donald J. Boudreaux, Francis G. Neubeck, Dennis A. Ross, Justice Leak, Louie Crew, James G. Jones, Narisoa Rajaonarivony, Lowell Barron, Daron Sutton, John M. Harbert, Mike Stewart, Tim Dorsey, Bobby Lowder, Anne Rivers Siddons, Leslie F. Kenne, Jennifer Sowle, Gerald Roush, Elmer Beseler Harris, Joel Hurt, Wilton Persons, Willard Nixon, Ashley Crow, Jimmy Burson, Benjamin Minge Duggar, Jim Pyburn, John McDuffie, Candace Michelle Brown, James E. Martin, Rheta Grimsley Johnson, William Hall Milton, Charles Coleman Thach, Kenneth R. Giddens, Selena Roberts, Penrose Stout, Barry Moser, Toni Tennille, Mark Spencer, Jessica Tinney, Jimmy Johnson, Johnny Watwood, William Flynt Nichols, George McMillan, Kenneth T. Henson, Ralph Brown Draughon, Winfield S. Harpe, Bill L. Harbert, Harold Melton, William Frank McCall, Jr., Johnnie Byrd, Robert Genetski, Jack Baker, Alan Baker, Samantha Shaw, Samuel Ginn, John Cooper Godbold, Pat Keedy, Pascal Wollach, Ali Abdelghany, Alvin Vogtle, Herman Clarence Nixon, William T. Baker, G. Mike Reed, José Luis Rocha, Vickie Orr, Joni E. Johnston, Charles Durward Griffin, Joe Forehand, Steve Broussard, Chuck Clanton, Montez Billings, Donnie Humphrey, Ted Cremer, Scott Bolton, Ernie Danjean, Pat Moore, Lori Moore. Excerpt: Jimmy Donal "Jimbo" Wales ( ; born August 7, 1966) is an American Internet entrepreneur and a co-founder and promoter of Wikipedia. Wales was born in Huntsville, Alabama in the United States. He attended Randolph School, a university-preparatory school, then earned bachelor's and master's degrees in finance. While in graduate school, he taught at two universities, but left before completing a Ph.D. in order to take a job in finance and later worked as the research director of a Chicago futures and options firm. In 1996, he and two partners founded Bomis, a male-oriented web portal featuring entertainment and adult content. The company would provide the initial funding for the peer-reviewed free encyclopedia Nupedia (2000-2003) and its successor, Wikipedia. In 2001, together with Larry Sanger and others, W...