This suggestion, though, may undermine the idea of turning a new page, as Solntsovo is also the name of a famous organized-crime group from the 1990s that got its start in the area.
The chief justice was famous for organizing betting pools on the outcome of presidential elections.
According to the press statement Mr. Johnson's new work was partly inspired by the gallery's town house, which once belonged to the boxing promoter Don King, famous for organizing the 1974 "Rumble in the Jungle" heavyweight fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in what was then Zaire.
NCSE is perhaps most famous for organizing resistance to attempts to undermine the teaching of evolution in the public schools playing, for example, a crucial role in Kitzmiller v. Dover, the 2005 case that established the unconstitutionality of teaching intelligent design creationism in the public schools.
How does a world-famous architect organize life's minutiae?
Shuman, a major contributor to the Democratic Party, also arranged for Saban to meet Bill Clinton at one of the famous White House coffees organized by the Democratic National Committee.
In March, Ronaldinho Gaúcho wanted to indulge in the Rio's famous Carnival and organized his own street bloco (crew), called Samba, amor e paixão (samba, love and passion) and in short order produced an offshoot party with his followers.
The exhibition of jeweled mementos belonging to 60 famous people was organized by the National Jewelry Institute and includes the investiture crown worn by the Prince of Wales, Maria Felix's snake necklace and Elvis Presley's Dunhill lighter.
The clothing and textile workers' union, founded in 1914, had 569,000 workers at its peak and was famous for its successes in organizing workers in the antiunion South.
Butch Cassidy robbed his first bank there; Big Bill Haywood was jailed for organizing workers; Lillian Gish performed, and William Jennings Bryan delivered his famous "cross of gold" speech.
Together with his wife, he published the Futurist anthology Rykayushchy Parnas (1914; "Roaring Parnassus"), and in 1915 he organized the famous first Futurist exhibition, "Tramway V".
