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Diana Ross is a singer and songwriter whose musical repertoire spans pop, R&B, soul, disco and jazz. She first gained prominence as lead singer with The Supremes, before establishing a successful solo career in 1970. Over the course of her career, Ms. Ross has collected a Tony Award for the music special An Evening with Diana Ross, seven American Music Awards, and a special Golden Globe Award for her leading role in the Billie Holiday biographical film Lady Sings the Blues. She has been nominated for twelve Grammy Awards and an Academy Award for Best Actress.
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The Donald Ross course restoration is part of the golf renaissance occurring at French Lick Resort Casino. When completed the French Lick Resort Casino will offer 45-holes of championship golf with three unique designs including the new Pete Dye course scheduled to open in 2009.
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Ross has a solid foundation in fine art having received his Bachelor of Fine Art ('78) and Master of Art ('80) degrees in painting from the University of Tulsa. His clients include such corporate giants as Nestle Purina, International Paper Company, Iams and national sporting dog organizations. Ross' work has been published as book covers and in or on the covers of Gun Dog Magazine, American Field, Grouse Point Almanac, Sporting Tales, Pointing Dog Journal, Sporting Classics, Wildlife Art, Field Trial Magazine, Informart Magazine and U.S. Art Magazine. He has published over 50 limited edition prints, two of which were published by Quail Unlimited and another was the 2002 Waterfowl U.S.A. print of the year. Over the years Ross has shown his work in national and international art shows, galleries and museums. In 2001 he was honored with a one man show entitled "The Sporting Tradition" at the National Bird Dog Museum in Grand Junction, TN.
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Ross has two children. The elder, Ben, is Ross and Carol's son. He was conceived before their divorce. Born in "The One with the Birth", Ben lives with Carol and her partner Susan. He was named after the name on a janitor's uniform worn by Phoebe as she attempts to escape from the janitor's closet that she, Susan, and Ross are trapped in while Carol was in labor. At first, Ben is a shy boy. However, an afternoon spent with Rachel transforms him into a mischievous prankster.
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On July 17, Ross was moved to rehab at Kentfield Rehabilitation Hospital. On August 22, he was moved to Marin General Hospital for surgery to install a shunt to treat hydrocephalus. He underwent further brain surgery to repair a previously undetected fracture, then developed pneumonia and septic shock. By October 10 he was well enough to leave Marin General, but not sufficiently recovered to return to Kentfield. He was moved to Herrick Hospital in Berkeley, a sub-acute care facility where he remained in a coma... he began to show enough improvement that he was returned to Kentfield rehab center on March 24, 2003.
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Ross is perhaps most famous for his turbulent relationship with Rachel Green. Ross had harbored a crush for Rachel since their high school days, when Rachel was Monica's best friend. When Rachel moved to the city, Ross' affection returned. However, Chandler convinced Ross to stop pursuing her and ended up dating Julie, drawing jealousy from Rachel, who had recently learned of Ross' crush and hoped to start a relationship with him. The two finally got together in "The One with the Prom Video". The relationship ended with Ross' jealousy over Rachel's co-worker Mark. Believing them to be "on a break", he slept with Chloe (Angela Featherstone), the "cute girl from the copy place with a belly-button ring". When Rachel found out, she broke up with Ross in a famous scene in Monica's apartment, which involved Ross and Rachel arguing in Monica's living room while the other four Friends were trapped in Monica's bedroom, afraid of interrupting the argument.
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