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	Bill Pearl Photos
		Bill Pearl posing at age 56 in Birmingham, England, 1985.
		Bill Pearl at age 35 in 1965, posing on the beach in San Diego, California.
		Bill Pearl at age 35 in 1965, posing on a pier in San Diego, California.
	www.shelterpub.com /_fitness/_weight_training/Pearl_photos.html (99 words)

	ISSA -Advisors
		Bill Pearl is one of the greatest bodybuilders of all time.
		Bill Pearl began lifting weights at 11 years of age, and owned and managed world-renowned bodybuilding gyms in Southern California for over 30 years.
		Pearl is known for his ability to transform his vast knowledge of fitness training into terms readily understandable to the average person.
	www.issaonline.com /about_us/index.cfm?expert=bill (270 words)

	President Bush's Speech at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (1991)
		As Bob described in his letter, Bill was embittered towards the Japanese for many years after the war based on his experience at Pearl Harbor and in other theatres of the Pacific.
		Bill and his wife Lois, unaware of Bob's letter, flew to Pearl Harbor to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the attack.
		Bill had attended several previous Pearl Harbor anniversary commemorations, and while he was certainly proud to have served his country during World War II, he never wanted any special attention for his participation at Pearl Harbor during the attack -- he merely wanted to honor those who had fallen.
	www.delsjourney.com /uss_neosho/aftermath/bush_speech_ph_1991.htm (1509 words)

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		He explained to the committee this bill would not cost the state any money and it would not proclaim it a state holiday, but a day which will always be remembered and honored.
		R.B. Peachey, Pearl Harbor Survivor, spoke in favor of S.B. He explained to the committee how important this bill is because he has two grandsons aged 10 and 13 who do not even know what Pearl Harbor is and what took place there on December 7.
		R.W. Budd, Pearl Harbor Survivor, stated he was aboard the U.S.S. California on the morning of December 7, 1941 and he also appreciates having this committee hear this bill and urged them to pass it.
	www.leg.state.nv.us /68th/minutes/SGA126.txt (2629 words)

	Bill Pearl's Strongman Act
		Pearl is going through his posing routine to the thunderous applause of a delighted audience.
		Pearl steps to the footlights and tries to quiet the applause with his outstretched hand.
		Bill and Leo decided that all Bill was doing was posing like any of the contestants in the actual contest.
	davedraper.com /pearl-wcbs-excerpt.html (1808 words)

	Bill Pearl
		Pearl was going to take them all on for one last contest before retiring, and I was going to get to see him only weeks before he left for England to compete.
		Sergio Oliva, Pearl and Park in the 1971 Mr.
		Bill did retire, but over the years he has continued to shock people with exhibitions from time to time and continues to train daily in his personal gym in Medford, Oregon.
	www.legendaryfitness.com /bill_pearl.htm (478 words)

	History of Mr. Olympia: BILL PEARL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bill Pearl was an outstanding wrestler in the US Navy before he turned his attentions to bodybuilding.
		Bill broke barriers with his combination of proportion and size.
		Universe win, where at age 41 he beat Sergio Oliva, Bill weighed 237 pounds, which at that time was astounding for a man who stood less than six feet.
	www.schwarzenegger.it /mro/pearl.html (84 words)

	Amazon by Categories :: Beyond The Universe: The Bill Pearl Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In this arena Pearl was never defeated, and there is considerable speculation as to whether he or Arnold Schwarzenegger would have emerged victorious had they competed as planned in the fall of 1970.
		Pearl's life, as told here in terms of anecdotes, streams of photographs, and a number of diverting narratives by Pearl himself, is as congenial and multifaceted as Pearl himself.
		From the very beginning, Bill Pearl was a man with many talents and a great number of interests, and when not building his incredible arms and shoulders he was just as likely to be found in other amiable pursuits ranging from playing musical instruments to building a series of successful business ventures.
	www.categories.ca /amstore/index.php?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=0884970485 (566 words)

	Bill Pearl's Beyond the Universe
		Bill has a 14-year-old son and he swears if his boy has to take drugs and do some of the other crazy things these physique men are doing, he would sooner his boy never touched a barbell.
		Bill and Leo both hope all the top liners enter this year to decide once and for all the question, “Who is undeniably the greatest of the modern day bodybuilders?” I know one thing for sure and so does Bill, they don’t play favourites in London.
		Bill Pearl will be using the sane and sensible methods he has always believed in with one or two innovations, which will be made public at a later date.
	www.davedraper.com /beyond-the-universe.html (2495 words)

	Bill Pearl Enterprises, Inc. - Training Programs
		Bill Pearl grants individuals the right to print and use these programs for their own personal use.
		Please remember that all content and graphics are copyrighted by Bill Pearl Enterprises, Inc. and cannot be reproduced in any form other then outlined in the previous sentence.
		Bill Pearl Enterprises, Inc. and/or any associates are not prescribing any kind of treatments with these programs.
	www.billpearl.com /bpprograms.asp (183 words)

	Beyond The Universe - Bill Pearl
		Bill says his coach and advisor, Leo Stern, consoled him before the evening show the next day: “You shouldn’t be discouraged.
		Bill is justifiably wary of Arthur, but he clearly recognizes Jones’ piercing intellect.
		Bill writes that his father, Harold Frank Pearl, “was nervous and always expected the worst, which caused him to suffer from a lifelong negative attitude.” He was a success, nevertheless.
	www.cbass.com /BillPearl.htm (1448 words)

	Bill Pearl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Pearl became a vegetarian at age 39 and is the best known vegetarian bodybuilder.
		Bill's diet is lacto-ovo vegetarian, which means he eats eggs and dairy products.
		This page was last modified 03:36, 10 March 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bill_Pearl (121 words)

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		Pearl radiated happiness and was a delight to all that knew her.
		Bill's answer to this question was, "Well, since the farm is no longer ours, we have no use for the machinery, so we can leave it here for the young man who is going to take over.
		Pearl and her husband moved nearer to their children and life seemed to be going quite well for them, until a year later when Bill died.
	www.inspirationalstories.com /cgi-bin/printer.pl?970 (713 words)

	Bill Leu Interview, Pearl Harbor
		During that interview, Bill described to me for the first time his experience at Pearl Harbor during the 1941 attack.
		To my knowledge, this is one of the few recordings available on the Internet of a Pearl Harbor survivor describing his experiences during the battle.
		You can also listen to Bill describe the sinking of the Neosho during the Battle of the Coral Sea six months later by clicking here.
	www.delsjourney.com /uss_neosho/pearl_harbor/pearl_harbor_interview.htm (991 words)

	REVIEW: Getting Stronger by Bill Pearl and Gary Moran
		Bill Pearl is a bodybuilder from the 50's and 60's, a former gym owner of 30 years, physical trainer for the early NASA space program astronauts, and now a nutrition store owner.
		In Getting Stronger, Bill covers, with the exception of the latest supplements, everything you need to know to start a program or get one back on track (and you really don't need the latest supplements if you fall into those categories).
		From the outset, as Bill recalls his earliest workouts in the Introduction, one feels comfortable that finally, this is someone to listen to and be confident in.
	www.weightsnet.com /store/books/Reviews/Pearl-GS.html (283 words)

	A Brief History of Strength: Bill Pearl describes the products that helped sculpt the art of strength training in the ...
		Bill Pearl, 69, has seen many of these innovations firsthand.
		Pearl saw his first incline bench in 1953 in a gym in Oakland, Calif. Ed Yarick, the gym's owner, had taken a 2 by 12 board and stuck it between a doorjamb at an angle.
		Pearl walked into the gym and saw Steve Reeves, the former Mr.
	www.naturalstrength.com /weightroom/detail.asp?ArticleID=144 (764 words)

	Life Fitness consultant Bill Pearl receives Arnold Classic Lifetime Achievement Award : Life Fitness : Corporate
		Pearl, arguably the world’s most famous bodybuilder, was selected to receive this honor for his dedication to physical fitness.
		Pearl acquired his first set of weights at age 14 and has been a weight lifter ever since.
		Today, Pearl continues to serve as a valuable advisor to the company by consulting on the development of equipment and participating at trade shows throughout the country on its behalf.
	de.corporate.lifefitness.com /content.cfm/lifefitnessconsultantbillpearlreceivesarnoldclassiclifetimeachievementaward (512 words)

	Amazon.com: Beyond The Universe: The Bill Pearl Story: Books: Bill Pearl,Kim Shott (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bill Pearl was and is the forward thinking visionary of the physical culture.
		Did you know Bill was also a musician and competent mesmerist (hypnotist, which must have been why he always got me to pay for the drinks) and a wealth of rarely seen photographs and illustrations.
		Bill Pearl is one of the greats because he stuck to his convictions and didn't succumb to being a steroid user.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0884970485?v=glance (2032 words)

	Bill Pearl - "The Vegetarian Bodybuilder" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bill Pearl is probably the most well-known of vegetarian bodybuilders.
		Universe in 1971, Bill weighed 242 pounds at a height of 5'10" and his arms measured 21 inches!
		Universe title in 1971, at the age of 41, without the use of steroids and as a vegetarian, and is recognized as one of the all-time greats of bodybuilding.
	ksteveh.tripod.com /pearl.html (244 words)

	Bill Pearl 20 Weeks to a Championship Physique - Bodybuilding - Questions and Answers - Personal on Nutrition for ...
		What I admire so much about Bill is that he seems to be one of the few who never get caught up in the "glamor" and hype (B.S.?) that surrounds modern bodybuilding today.
		Bill is so dedicated to training, for years he's been getting up at 3 or 4 in the morning every day to workout for 2 or 3 hours.
		Bill may enjoy and thrive and grow on this type of program, but marathon workouts aren't for everyone.
	www.femalemuscle.com /q_a/question21.htm (903 words)

	Vegetarian and Vegan Bodybuilding - Iron Addicts Forums
		Bill Pearl, was one of the strongest bodybuilders ever, and for years he performed feats of arm strength few can match.
		Arnold Schwarzenegger stated that Bill Pearl had a profound influence on him and although he never converted him to vegetarianism, he convinced him it was possible...
		Universe Bill Pearl when he used to tear two license plates in half at once, although with California DMV fees as high as they are, anyone who could do this stunt should have a reduction in their fees."
	www.ironaddicts.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2656 (1782 words)

	Bill Pearl's Biography
		Bill and his wife Judy recently moved to a small town near Medford, Oregon.
		Bill has long been an admirer of the old strongrnan traditions.
		This love of things old also shows in Bill's collection of antique cars — which he restores himself — including an 1899 Marlboro, a 1907 Model N Ford, a 1910 Stanley Steamer, a 1915 Model T Ford, a 1932 Ford Phaeton 4-door convertible and a 1949 Willys Jeep.
	www.shelterpub.com /_fitness/_weight_training/B_Pearl_bio.html (378 words)

	Jewelry Pearls View topic - Bill Designates Pearl Farm as Official Site Culture Pearls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The freshwater pearl is the official gem of the state of Tennessee.
		The bill was approved unanimously by both the house and senate in March.
		The pearl farm in Camden was formerly owned by John Latendresse who was the grandfather of American freshwater pearl culturing in America.
	www.jewelry-pearls.com /post-78.html (336 words)

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		Bill and Pearl Steiner moved to the Lake of the Ozarks (Roach, Missouri, to be exact) in 1989 but it’s very clear that they carried O’Fallon along with them in their hearts.
		Bill joined the fire department the same year he and Pearl were married (Pearl will probably say she married the whole department) and became O’Fallon’s fifth chief in 1951.
		Bill was a member of the Lion’s Club, Rotary, and Civic Club, a group of men who pretty much pitched in and did whatever needed to be done, everything from building Civic Hall, to putting up lights in the ball fields.
	www.wabashrealty.com /articles11-15.htm (4572 words)

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		Pearl, on the other hand, remains the major contributor as a champion, coach and published author.
		Bill has succeeded where other's have failed in bodybuilding, caught, as they were, in the pitfalls of a fleeting glamour while a title holder, the personal emptiness after the titles, the masks of self-deception.
		For beyond the title lies the man, behind the public image of Pearl's awesome fulfillment of his potential for physical development is found the man. He grew beyond the inherent narcissism of being a title holder.
	www.dolfzine.com /page713.htm (1328 words)

	Amazon.ca: Bill Pearls Keys to the Inner Universe: Worlds Best Built Man: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		From the early 1950s until the mid-1970s, Bill Pearl was never defeated in bodybuilding competition, and although he and Arnold Schwarzenegger never met in competition, Arnold considered Pearl (along with Reg Park of South Africa) one of the best bodybuilders of all time.
		Given all this, the book is both highly informative and quite inspirational, showcasing a number of favorite Pearl routines and using both photographs and drawings to illustrate correct exercise performance, useful training techniques, and the best way to both trim down or bulk up en route to the body of your dreams.
		Bill Pearl has written a very good book on bodybuilding for the masses.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0962991007 (920 words)

	Bill Pearl on Deltoids
		You always combined pushing movements and lateral movements for total development of all three heads of the deltoid muscle.
		If you know enough about anatomy, you understand that you have three deltoid heads, all of which are important in bodybuilding.
		A concluding question, Bill - how long do you think it would take a fellow starting from scratch to get to the point where he could win Mr.
	bodybuilding.home.insightbb.com /trainingarticles/billpearldeltoids (1509 words)

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		Bill Pearl is a creative and dedicated bodybuilding superstar who has learned how to create a bit more from an already-great physique.
		Bill merits respect for his personal way of life, not only for his physical excellence, but for his fine mind and well-rounded personality as well.
		There was not one person who asked me, "Hey, Bill, what's under that sheet?" They just didn't want to know.
	www.dennisbweis.com /Articles/Bill_Pearls_Super_Nutrition_Strategies.html (2672 words)

	Bill Pearl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is a highly professional book with a glossary and an index as well as a complete table of contents and bibliography.
		At one point, Pearl mentions that this book took much longer than he ever expected.
		The book is easy to read, full of the wisdom a man of years has developed training and it is about bodybuilding.
	www.dolfzine.com /page57.htm (753 words)

	Bill Pearl's Voodoo Swamp & Beyond the Universe
		Bill Pearl plays an amazingly lengthy role as one of the chief villains in Voodoo Swamp.
		Sure it is a "B" movie, and you will never have as fun of an afternoon as you will with Bill Pearl and your buddies, after a long workout.
		See never before published photos of the oldtime strongmen, weightlifters and bodybuilders of the classic age of strength, from Bill's emergence on the scene in the 1950's to the the end of his competitions in the 1970's and see his on-going influence on the world of strength training through today.
	www.atomicathletic.com /store/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=VID070 (346 words)

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