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Robert Tanitch is a British playwright, author, biographer, lecturer, theatre and film critic. The first professional production of one of his plays was while he was still at Oxford University. His comedies include Call It Love?, with musical numbers by Sandy Wilson, which was staged at Wyndham's Theatre, London and in Vienna in 1960; Came the Knight, directed by Trevor Nunn at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, circa 1963; and Highly Confidential, which starred Hermione Gingold at the Cambridge Theatre, London, in 1969. He has also written material for two West End revues. He has been the Old Vic Theatre's education projects director and has lectured on Shakespeare and run seminars in England, Australia, Indonesia and Kenya. Tanitch has written and directed the cassette series, Shakespeare Interviews. He devised a Shakespearean revue, Shakespeare in Love (directed by David Giles) which was performed in London and Dallas in order to raise money to rebuild Shakespeare's Globe in Southwark, London. He has written and directed several revue sketches for YouTube, some starring Timothy West and Prunella Scales. | [
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Ronald Kent Shelp (born 1941) is the author of Fallen Giant: The Amazing Story of Hank Greenberg and the History of AIG. Shelp worked for Maurice "Hank" Greenberg, CEO of American International Group, for 12 years, ultimately serving as worldwide head of government relations. Fallen Giant is a 2006 non-fiction book that tracks AIG from its first business transaction in China in 1919, through its growth into a global financial services powerhouse, to Greenberg's exit in 2005 after accusations of fraud by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer. The contributions of C.V. Starr, AIG's founder, and Greenberg, who led the company for 37 years, are chronicled in the book. It was updated several times during the financial crisis that began in 2008, when the US government seized control of AIG by lending the company $85 billion in exchange for a 79.9% equity stake, making the American taxpayer AIG’s largest shareholder.Fallen Giant was translated and published in China, Taiwan, and Korea. Shelp met Greenberg early in his career when he led the insurance industry group at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He was an advocate for trade in services, which was outlined in his book, Beyond Industrialization: Ascendancy of the Global Service Economy.While at AIG he served on the board of American International Underwriters Corporation (AIUC) and other AIG subsidiary boards. Shelp was later president and CEO of the New York City Partnership and New York Chamber of Commerce. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and writes about AIG and Greenberg on his Forbes.com blog, Greenberg Watch Shelp is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. He received his baccalaureate from the University of Georgia, and pursued doctoral studies at the London School of Economics. He lives in New York City with his wife and two children. | [
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3 | 12940 | DBpedia Abstract | Interactive Brokers Group
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4 | 1573 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Brad Piltz
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More than forty years of experience in all areas of real estate brokerage, including sales, leasing and management of residential, multi-family (including condominium conversions and project sales), commercial, and retail transactions. As a private developer, he has purchased and developed numerous properties, including residential, multi-family and commercial restoration and renovation.
• Stephen Mowbray became a licensed real estate broker in 1971. After several years of successful selling in Maryland and Florida, he founded Mowbray Associates, specializing in brokerage of close-in urban redevelopment areas of Northwest Washington, D.C., including Logan Circle, Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant.
• Incorporating Mowbray Associates Realtors, Inc., in 1977, he established offices at 14th and Q Streets, N.W., where he employed more than 20 full-time agents, property managers and maintenance staff. He was an early pioneer in the growth and development of Logan Circle, and for many years Mowbray Associates Realtors was the largest agency specializing in this emerging area. In 1995, he sold the company and currently is an active independent broker licensed in DC and Maryland.
• Mr. Mowbray’s notable development projects include Victoria Walk at 1328-1332 Corcoran St NW (which won the 1989 "Outstanding New Construction Award"), and The Lofts at Logan Circle at1309 P St., N.W. (which won the 1996 "Best Contemporary Redesign Award"), both awarded by the Logan Circle Community Association. Those projects were sensitive infill projects within historic districts. For 200 E. Preston Street, Baltimore, MD he received historic preservation awards from Baltimore’s Midtown Development Corporation and the Mt. Vernon/Belvedere Community Association.
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1 | 12981 | DBpedia Abstract | Christian W.E. Haub
Christian W.E. Haub is a businessman. He is the Co-CEO of the Tengelmann Group, together with his brother Karl-Erivan Haub. He is also Chairman and President of Emil Capital Partners and a former board member and CEO of Montvale, New Jersey's Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (A&P) from December 3, 1991 until February 22, 2002. Mr. Haub is a partner and Co-Chief Executive Officer of Tengelmann. Haub is a member of the Board of Directors of Metro Inc., Montreal, Quebec, and was on the board of directors of the Food Marketing Institute, while also being Director of BrightFarms as of 2015. In A&P, he served as CEO (since May 1, 1998), Executive Chairman of the Board (since August 15, 2005) and Chair of the Executive Committee (since May 1, 2001). In addition, Mr. Haub also served as President of the Company from December 7, 1993 through February 24, 2002, and from November 4, 2002 through November 15, 2004. | [
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4 | 8775 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | William Kennedy
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2 | 30101 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Donald 'Don' Brandt
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Our office is the most established chiropractic clinic in the State of South Carolina. Our family has been taking care of patients since Dr. Hughes Sr. opened his doors in 1939. We help people regain aspects of their health when it is challenged (neck pain, back pain, headaches, sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, care accidents, neurological & musculoskeletal complaints, etc.), but we also offer support to people who are looking at ways to proactively stay healthy.
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2 | 3573 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Coretek Inc
Our parent company founded in 1998, as Softek is headquartered in New Jersey. Softek has the broadest global reach for Managed IT Support and IT help desk services. Now a subsidiary company Coretek is taking on operations Globally.
We have the expertise in Information Technology with a proven track record of 17 years. We provide tailor made IT solutions to our clients. Coretek is equipped with a pool of certified technicians to cope with any issues related to Information Technology.
Coretek helps its clients to address not only their current challenges, but more importantly, the future challenges coming down the road. Sometimes these challenges can be identified, but often there is no way to know what the next big changes in the industry will be. Often, the best preparation is to optimize the current business processes and to create the time and flexibility to continually improve in those processes.
We help our clients by managing their IT services. We collaborate with clients to create solutions with emphasis on security, scalability and ease of use. From monitoring to patching to Project Management services and more, our chief aim is to remove the IT burden from our clients so they can focus on their core competencies. By combining the experience of our dedicated staff with powerful, state-of-the-art tools using our proven methodology and best practices, Coretek can deliver turn-key solutions that save your organization valuable time and resources. Managed IT services help clients enhance business operations, track people processes and assets, and improve customer satisfaction through the deployment of cloud technologies.
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4 | 28867 | DBpedia Abstract | Stephen Koss
Stephen Edward Koss (1940 – 25 October 1984) was an American historian specialising in subjects relating to Britain. Koss was a student of R. K. Webb. He began his academic career at the University of Delaware, and became an assistant professor at Barnard College, New York City in 1966, and then a full professor in 1971. He was appointed a professor of history at Columbia University in 1978, where he had completed his bachelor and masters degrees, as well as his doctorate; the doctoral thesis was turned into his first book John Morley at the India Office, 1905–1910 published in 1969, the same year as his biography of R. B. Haldane. He was also a Visiting Fellow at All Souls College, Oxford. He served on the editorial board of The Journal of Modern History and held office with the North American Conference on British Studies. He died on 25 October 1984 as a result of complications following heart surgery. The historian F. M. Leventhal noted that as Koss matured there was "an increasingly irreverent and ironic tone in [his] scholarship, a willingness to criticize as well as to condone". His death was mourned in several academic books published soon after, together with that of Alan J. Lee, who had also written on the history of newspapers in Britain and who had also died at a relatively young age. Koss is best remembered for a two-volume work The Rise and Fall of the Political Press in Britain (1981, 1984), respectively covering the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Neal Ascherson, reviewing the second volume in 1985, wrote: "Koss was the archive-cruncher of his age. But he had another gift, which was to make the imparting of densely-packed information stylish, readable, often mockingly witty." A tribute volume appeared in 1987: The Political Culture of Modern Britain: Studies in Memory of Stephen Koss, edited by J. M. W. Bean, with a foreword by John Gross (London: Hamilton). | [
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1 | 29382 | DBpedia Abstract | Ole Hermansen
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Discover all the comforts of home in Illinois at the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Rockford. Our hotel boasts spacious guest rooms, thoughtful amenities and access to local attractions including the Anderson Japanese Gardens, BMO Harris Bank Center and the Sportscore complexes. Also located near UTC, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), and Greenlee-Textron.
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4 | 1522 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | National Planning Corporation
National Planning Corporation (the So. Fl. Agency of Guardian Life) is a comprehensive financial services firm with offices in Miami, Hollywood and Boca Raton. Since 1951, we have built a reputation for excellence by helping individuals, families and business owners protect what they value most.
The thoughtful, holistic approach we bring to all of our planning services-from wealth management and business planning to insurance, retirement, and estate planning-is complemented and supported by the specialized resources and products we provide through our long-standing relationships with The Guardian Life Insurance of America, Park Avenue Securities and Innovative Underwriters.
National Planning Corporation is a third-generation company, and no one better understands the importance of building soundly for the long-term-be it a reputation…a relationship…a family legacy…or a financial plan that will endure for tomorrow.
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2 | 13494 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Lucy Franco
You will find a unique and exclusive variety of dresses and accessories that will help you to make that day unforgettable.
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Lucy Franco LLC started its first branch in Texas within the city of McAllen. The bussines is dedicated to the manufacturing and retail of bridal and Quiceañera (Sweet 16) gowns as well as ceremony accessories.
In 1988, Mr Parra initiated his first business in the textile industry. In 1990, Mr Parra married Ms. Lucia Franco from which point they opened Lucy Franco LLC. For more that 20 years, Lucy Franco LLC has followed their 5 cultural views: honesty, commitment, responsibility, respect, and teamwork.
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Monterrey Mexico
McAllen Texas
Dallas Texas
Las Vegas Nevada
Los Angeles California
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1 | 1603 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | The Little Gym of Port Orange
Offering Serious Fun classes for ages 4 months - 12 years of age. Gymnastics, Dance, Sports Skills, Karate and Parent Child Classes. Check out our Awesome Birthday Parties, Summer and Holiday Camps and Parent Survival Nights.
Established in 2006.
More Than 35 Years of Serious Fun
In the mid-1970s, The Little Gym concept sprang from the heart and mind of founder Robin Wes. An innovative educator, musician and kinesiologist, Robin envisioned a nurturing place where children could explore their physical development, while also growing socially, emotionally and intellectually. Although teaching physical education in a competitive setting was the accepted norm at the time, Robin believed there was a better approach. Instead, he created an environment filled with the spirit to achieve rather than the pressure to win. Robin opened the first The Little Gym in 1976 in Bellevue, Washington. Since then, weve honed the teaching methods he set into motion, structuring them into an expanded curriculum, with each class building on lessons learned in previous ones. And while Robin continues to create original music for each lesson, his inspiring vision has evolved. In 1992, under the leadership of Bob Bingham, the concept was franchised.
Hello and Welcome, we are Marty and Sara Fletcher and we own The Little Gym of Port Orange. We are excited to bring such a wonderful program to the Port Orange Community. When we came across The Little Gym, we decided that this would be a great fit for us. With Sara's childhood development degree, our business background and our love for working with children we knew this was something we wanted to do. We look forward to providing a fun and safe environment for your children to grow and develop here at The Little Gym. Please call or stop by anytime to schedule your free introductory visit. See you soon!! | [
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Public Relations
and
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Technology Industries
Joe Waldygo
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Joe Waldygo has over 24 years experience in high-tech marketing, communications, and sales. With over 300 product introductions to the high tech and business media, his PR programs have resulted in over 70 prestigious industry awards and extensive media coverage.
Mr. Waldygo has established long-term working relationships with major influencers in the editorial and analyst communities over a broad range of technologies and market segments. He also has extensive experience as a corporate and product spokesperson.
Founded in 1994, TopSpin Communications, Inc. provides a full range of strategic public relations and marketing counsel and services for technology-focused companies and organizations.
Prior to founding TopSpin Communications, Mr. Waldygo was director of marketing & public relations for Artisoft, Inc., during a four-year period when the company grew from $20M to over $100M in sales and his division’s sales represented 80% of the company’s annual revenue. In 1992, Artisoft was named the #1 Hot Growth Company in the U.S. by BusinessWeek Magazine.
A resident of Arizona for over 24 years, Mr. Waldygo holds a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from West Virginia University, with a major in public relations.
Email:
joe(at)topspinpr.com (Note: email modification to reduce SPAM)
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480-632-5050
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480-363-8774
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In 2006, Rod established the Aldridge Foundation to focus on his charitable activities involving educational underachievement and social exclusion, delivered through a chain of twelve Aldridge academies and colleges around the country. He was awarded a knighthood in 2012 for services to young people.
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NFI is a team of highly experienced NRA Firearms Instructors headquartered in Redding (Shasta County) CA. NFI provides classes in the region focused on the knowledge, skills and attitude of safe firearms use. NFI specializes in California CCW courses for the new as well as experienced shooter. Our students learn to shoot safely in a stress-free learning environment. NFI is committed to programs that promote our local outdoor heritage. NFI supports the NWTF Jakes Program, Northern California Parent-Youth Turkey Hunt, The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, The Mule Deer Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, Pets without Partners, California Deer Association, California 4H, California High School Rodeo Association, and many others.
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4 | 18697 | DBpedia Abstract | Byron Weston
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2 | 15370 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Pharmaceutical Search Professionals, Inc.
Pharmaceutical Search Professionals, Inc. (PSPi) is a privately held company founded in 1996 by Anthony M. Fischetti, President and Chief Executive Officer. PSPi was established with a specific purpose in mind: to provide unprecedented executive search service to the pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries. Our acute understanding, knowledge, experience and established network of contacts, enables PSPi to promptly source superior candidates. We have created a niche in the world of senior-level recruitment to precisely meet the requirements of our clients. As the direction of pharmaceuticals is ever changing, we continually "raise the bar" to ensure our company maintains a true understanding of the current trends.
PSPi is a specialized team of experienced pharmaceutical search consultants with a proven record of accomplishments. Our associates assembled have over 60 years of pharmaceutical industry knowledge, including human resources and management acumen. Each consultant strives to develop a trusting and professional relationship with each candidate and corporate representative. We take great pride in enabling people to make the best career choices.
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Fahad Mushayt is the (CEO) of the public telecommunications company (Bravo), he moved from Saudi Telecom company (STC) to (Bravo) on the 1st of January, 2016.
He was the Vice President of Business Developmentat STC, he joined STC in 2000 in Corporate Planning Department, moved subsequently, in July 2004 as the Head of STC Strategic Investments Unit, reporting to the CEO. In this role, Fahad Mushayt initiated, managed, closed and subsequently oversaw in excess of US$ 8 Billion in investments by STC in KSA and globally.
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Prior to joining STC, Fahad Mushayt spent about two years with the Saudi Industrial Development Fund.
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Fahad Fahad served as a Vice President of the Telecom Development Advisory Group (TDAG) of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) for 3 consecutive years (2003 to 2005). Healso was a member of the board of many international and local companies (with board committees responsibilities), including: Maxis Communications Holding (Private, Malaysia), Maxis (Listed, Malaysia), Axis (Chairman of Audit Committee) (Indonesia). | [
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Johnder Basran (July 13, 1930-December 29, 2013) was the first Indo-Canadian elected to mayoral office in Canada, in the town of Lillooet in the Fraser Canyon region of the Interior of British Columbia, Canada. Described in the local newspaper's obituary as one of the town's biggest boosters and greatest ambassadors, he also served as chairman of the local school board. He was born in Kelowna on 13 July, 1930, where he attended school in Kelowna and Rutland, the third child of Bhagat Singh and Udham Kaur Basran, and died on 29 December 2013 in Kamloops. He grew up on an orchard and cattle ranch operation in Rutland (to Kelowna's east, now part of the City of Kelowna. A Costco store now stands where the family home was. He and his wife Mary were the first to marry at the Abbotsford Sikh Temple in non-traditional western wedding attire. He operated a Chevron station on Highway 33 (which leads up to the Big White Ski Resort and then on south to Rock Creek in the Boundary Country) and from that start expanded into heavy equipment work around the Okanagan and also in the Kootenay region. He moved to Lillooet in 1959 with his family and established Lillooet Timber with his father-in-law. For many years, his gas station and garage business, Basran Sales and Service, was a fixture on Lillooet's Main Street and later became also the local Nissan dealership and also started Sanbar Contracting, an asphalt and road building company. | [
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3 | 13335 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Animorphic Studios
We specialize in wedding photography, portrait photography, baby photography, boudoir photography, and event photography. See our special packages for school and senior pictures.
We have High Definition video services for weddings and events, exporting to Blu-ray or DVD.
We also offer design services for albums, cards, invitations, websites, and branding.
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Animorphic Studios began as an animation and video company, later expanding to include photography and design a few years later. Our name comes from the new spin we put on design, expanding our aesthetics to photography and videography for a unique look. Visit our website to browse our video and photography portfolio and experience our artistic approach.
Lisa has been filming and photographing weddings and taking portraits for over 7 years, and is a member of Professional Photographers of America and the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. She has been published in the Ohio Brides magazine and is an award-winning photographer.
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As a certified translator, Sarah worked with businesses all over the world to manage various aspects of their brands, reputations, and messaging. She was involved in the start-up phases of a number of small businesses and her client list included SMEs and NGOs across the Americas, Asia-Pacific and Europe. She has also worked for multinationals such as Apple Computers, Audi AG and Bain and Company.
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International entrepreneurship // l'entrepreneriat // Unternehmertum // enprendimiento internacional
International business // commerce internationale // internationale Geschäft // negocio internacional
International entrepreneurs // entrepreneurs internationales // international Unternehmer // emprendedores internacionales
Online business // entreprises en ligne // Online-Unternehmer // comercio electrónico
Service firms // cabinets // Service-Firmen // compañías de servicio
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1 | 26783 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | CAPS Conversation Assistant Programme
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4 | 29964 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | NILOFER FATIMI SAFDAR
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2 | 18728 | DBpedia Abstract | Howard Storm (author)
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1 | 10282 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Maureen O'Hara
Born Maureen FitzSimons, on August 17, 1920, in Ranelagh, Ireland. The second oldest of six children, Maureen was raised in a close-knit Irish Catholic family. Her father, Charles, was a businessman, and her mother, Marguerite, was an accomplished stage actress and opera singer. Maureen displayed a penchant for dramatics at an early age when she staged presentations for her family; in school she was active in singing and dancing.
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2 | 14870 | Diffbot Knowledge Graph | Kurt Bock
Kurt F. Bock of Bloomington, IL, has been chief executive officer of COUNTRY Financial® since February 1, 2012. In his capacity as CEO, he leads the over 5,000 COUNTRY Financial employees and financial representatives in meeting the financial security needs of almost 1,000,000 households. Additionally, he serves as chairman of the board of directors of two companies with which COUNTRY Financial has strategic alliances: Holyoke Mutual Insurance Company, Salem, MA and Middlesex Mutual Assurance Company.
Bock joined the Illinois Agricultural Association (IAA) family of companies in 2003 as chief executive officer of the IAA Credit Union. He served as treasurer of COUNTRY Financial and IAA from 2005-2008 and was the chief operating officer of Horizon Hobby until his selection as the COUNTRY Financial CEO.
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1 | 7044 | DBpedia Abstract | Cathy Engelbert
Catherine "Cathy" Engelbert is an American business executive. In February 2015, she was named Chief Executive Officer of audit and accounting firm Deloitte LLP, the United States member of Deloitte, effective March 2015. The selection makes her the first female U.S. CEO of a Big Four firm. News media outlets including The Wall Street Journal highlighted Engelbert's appointment as cracking the "glass ceiling." | [
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3 | 8167 | DBpedia Abstract | Westmorland, California
Westmorland (formerly, Westmoreland) is a city in Imperial County, California. Westmorland is located 8.5 miles (14 km) southwest of Calipatria. The population was 2,225 at the 2010 census, up from 2,131 in 2000. It is part of the El Centro Metropolitan Area. Westmorland is on State Route 86, which was upgraded to a new six-lane highway to reduce its infamous auto accident and fatality risk, while it connects with Brawley, El Centro and Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. The post office, originally called Westmoreland, opened in 1909; it closed in 1912 and re-opened in 1919. It was renamed to Westmorland in 1936. Westmorland incorporated in 1934. From the 1920s through the 1950s Westmorland was the site of illegal gaming establishments and many brothels, but these were later destroyed in an attempt to improve the town's image.[when?] Westmorland has dealt with the image of high poverty rates, and prior to the 1990s North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) economic boom, a nearly dormant farm food shipping industry. | [
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2 | 8143 | DBpedia Abstract | America West Airlines
America West Airlines was a U.S. airline headquartered in Tempe, Arizona. Their main hub was at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix, Arizona, with a secondary hub at Las Vegas McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada. The airline became part of the US Airways Group after a merger in 2005. America West was the second largest low-cost carrier in the US after Southwest Airlines and served approximately 100 destinations in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Service to Europe was provided through codeshare partners. In March 2005, the airline operated a of 140 aircraft, with a single maintenance base at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix. Beginning in January 2006, all America West flights were branded as US Airways, along with most signage at airports and other printed material, though many flights were described as "operated by America West." Apart from two heritage aircraft, the only remaining America West branding on aircraft can be found on some seat covers and bulkheads. The merged airline used America West's "CACTUS" callsign and ICAO code "AWE", but retained the US Airways name. In February 2013, American Airlines and US Airways announced plans to merge, creating the largest airline in the world. | [
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John E. McDonough (born May 21, 1953 in Waltham, Massachusetts) is a professor of public health practice at the Harvard School of Public Health. He was an American politician who was a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1985–1997. McDonough resigned in November 1997 to accept a teaching position at Brandeis University. Between 2003 and 2008, he was the executive director of Health Care For All. Between 2008 and 2010, he served as a Senior Advisor on National Health Reform for the U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. In 2010, he was the Joan Tisch Distinguished Fellow in Public Health at Hunter College in New York City. Beginning in January, 2011, he is a professor of public health practice at the Harvard School of Public Health. In the Massachusetts gubernatorial election, 2014, McDonough endorsed Don Berwick for Governor of Massachusetts. McDonough is the author of three books: Inside National Health Reform, published by the University of California Press and the Milbank Fund in 2011; Experiencing Politics: A Legislator's Stories of Government and Health Care published by the University of California Press and the Milbank Fund in 2000, and Interests, Ideas, and Deregulation: the Fate of Hospital Rate Setting published by the University of Michigan Press in 1998. His articles have been published in Health Affairs, the New England Journal of Medicine, and other journals. He has written numerous op-ed articles for the Kaiser News Service, the Boston Globe, and other publications. He is the author of a regular blog on the Boston Globe website, boston.com, called Health Stew. | [
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- Executive Manager of multifunctional international Teams in Defense, Space, Aeronautics Industry.
- Complex international Bids and Programs Management.
- Large scale international transversal coordination.
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- International complex Bids & Programs Management
- Strategy - Partnerships - Offsets
- New Business Development
- Manager of Complex Systems Engineering Teams
- Strategic vision
- Leadership, charisma
- Results focused
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