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Dražen Puklavec

Dražen Puklavec is a Croatian journalist, radio show host, and filmmaker. He was born in 1985 in Virovitica, Croatia.
==Career==
Puklavec studied Phonetics and Croatian language and literature at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb.
He currently works as a journalist and radio show host at the Croatian National Radio (HRT).
In 2015, he enrolled in the Restart School of Documentary Film. His first film, "Go Hard or Go Home", premiered in 2016. The short documentary follows a group of young people training for the CrossFit Games.
==Awards and Recognition==
"Go Hard or Go Home" was screened at various film festivals, including the Liburnia Film Festival in Croatia.
Puklavec has been recognized for his work, with articles highlighting his insights on filmmaking.
Category:Croatian journalists
Category:British radio presenters
Category:Filmmakers
Category:1985 births
Category:People from Virovitica
Dre Villeroy

Dre Villeroy is an American entrepreneur and founder of Beyorch, an investment firm focused on offering high-return financial products. His early interest in finance reportedly began in response to observing his parents' financial challenges. By the age of 23, Villeroy had started investing in real estate, despite lacking formal training in accounting. He subsequently entered the private finance sector, collaborating with experienced professionals in his early business ventures.
In 2017, Villeroy established Beyorch, aiming to provide financial alternatives to conventional retirement and savings options such as 401(k) plans and certificates of deposit (CDs). Beyorch operates within the finance and cryptocurrency sectors, developing products designed to offer different financial avenues. Villeroy also launched a company called 2YourTable, which provides personalized dining experiences with gourmet meals crafted by professional chefs. The company offers a range of global recipes that accommodate various dietary preferences.
==Early Life & Education==
Dre Villeroy was born in Pittsburg, California. He grew up in a financially struggling household, which shaped his early ambitions and entrepreneurial drive. Watching his parents face financial hardships motivated him to seek ways to create wealth from a young age. By age 23, he had started buying homes and investing in businesses, even though he had no formal accounting education. Villeroy attended Hogan Senior High in Vallejo, California, and later Solano Community College in Fairfield, California. His unconventional path and relentless pursuit of financial independence laid the foundation for his later private finance and entrepreneurship successes. Despite lacking traditional business education, his real-world experiences and partnerships with seasoned professionals gave him invaluable knowledge and skills. This unique blend of self-taught expertise and practical experience became the cornerstone of his business acumen.
==Gallery==
==References==
==External links==
* Beyorch website
* 2YourTable website
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Category:1982 births
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American chief executives
Category:American people
Dream (Youtuber)

Clay (born August 12, 1999) is an American Youtuber and Minecraft gamer who is famous for his skill at Minecraft, his world record speedruns, and his Minecraft Manhunt series.
Dream was born on August 12, 1999, the second of four children. Dream started his Youtube channel on February 8, 2014 where uploaded a now deleted video of him playing Minecraft with his friend. He was also admin of BadBoyHalo's Minecraft Server for a short period of time where he would meet GeorgeNotFound, Sapnap, and BadBoyHalo. Dream went quiet for the next 3 to 4 years until he and a few other coders started a project to find the seed of PewDiePie's Minecraft world. He gained attention after the video was uploaded and begin a series called "Minecraft Unsolved" where he analyzes strange things within Minecraft world. https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/dream-minecraft-genius-who-s-breaking-internet
On December 26, 2019, Dream uploaded a video call "Beating Minecraft But My Friend Tries To Stop Me", the first of many Minecraft Manhunt videos to be uploaded. Minecraft Manhunt is a game in Minecraft where the one player will attempt to beat the game while number of other players are hunting him down to kill him. The Hunters have infinite lives, so even if the Speedrunner kills them, they'll come back and try to get him again. To win, the Hunters have to kill the Speedrunner before he can defeat the Ender Dragon. Eventually, Dream would do more Minecraft Manhunts, adding two hunters instead of one (GeorgeNotFound and Sapnap). He later adds BadBoyHalo into the group, and five more manhunt challenges with all of his friends including "Minecraft Speedrunner VS 3 hunters GRAND FINALE" which is Dream's most popular video. Recently he added Antfrost into the Manhunt, making it 4 hunters. 
===World record speedruns===
On March 3, 2020, Dream recorded his first world record, "Minecraft Speed World Record 1.14" a video that would be uploaded into his channel where he beat the game in 32 minutes and 21 seconds. He continued to break his record as his lowest time is 22 minutes and 4 seconds on June 11, 2020. He held the record about two months until Koranoes broke it with a time of 21 minutes and 26 seconds.
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Category:1999 births
Category:American YouTubers
Category:American people
Category:Minecraft
Category:American people in the video game
Dream Street: Live in Concert

Dream Street: Live in Concert (credited as Dream Street: Live at the Criterion Theatre in the video sequence) is a video album by American teen pop boy band Dream Street and was released by Dream Street Entertainment in 2000. It contained footage from the band first live performance which accompanied a charity showcase event, Variety, Variety — The Children's Charity in New York City. The video release was limited and sold only through the band's website. Shortly after the release of Dream Street: Live in 2001, this home release was discontinued making this release unofficial and the latter the only official one.
 
==Track listing==
==Personnel==
Credits adapted from the video end credits of Dream Street: Live in Concert.
*Dream Street – singing|vocals, dancing
**Chris Trousdale
**Jesse McCartney
**Gregory Raposo
**Frankie J. Galasso
**Matt Ballinger
*Louie Baldonieri – creator, Film director
*Brian Lukow – creator, executive producer
*Berny Cosgrove – Music director
*Kevin Clark – musical director, piano
*Claudia Swan – Choreographer
*Richard Ginsberg – master of ceremonies
*Leslye Schneider Bailey – executive producer
*William D. Briendel – executive producer
*Joe Berger – sound designer
*Lee Roy Kaminski – video editor
*Guy Smith – Stage lighting
*Glen Greg – Camera operator
*Ricardo Razuri – cameraman
*Sa Baron – cameraman
*Jeoffrey Baker – Stagehand
*Luis Orafiee – stage crew
*Thomas DeSavino – stage crew
*Thomas Maher – stage crew
*Gigi Coviello – Theatrical makeup
*Sharon Grunfeld – make-up
*Lenny Thornton – production assistant
*Edward Gettys – production assistant
*Keith Rhodes – production assistant
*Gennady Chernyak – production assistant
*Elizabeth Chapman – production assistant
Category: video albums
Category:Concert films
Dreamland Falls

"Dreamland Falls'" is the tenth episode of the American adult animated television series Disenchantment (TV series). It was the last episode in the first part Disenchantment<nowicki/>'s first season. Philip J. Fry, Bender (Futurama)
, and Professor Farnsworth, characters from another of creator Matt Groening's show, appear unvoiced in the episode in a quick cameo. The episode was directed by Wes Archer and written by Bill Oakley.
Queen Dagmar comes back to life and Dreamland rejoices as Bean and Zøg welcome her back into the kingdom. Bean, still grieving, begins to spend more time with Dagmar and the two grow close as both women begin to spend less time with Zøg. Oona is immediately angered by Dagmar taking her rightful place in the kingdom, and the two get into a fight at Elfo's funeral, knocking him into the water and out to sea.
Oona flees and meets with Odval while Zøg, fearing the safety of Derek, locks him in the castle's tower. Dagmar tells bean that she is part of a prophecy, and must fulfill her destiny, which begins to creep Bean out. Luci makes a surprising discovery and shows Zøg what he has found—evidence that the day Dagmar died, she was trying to poison Zøg tries to attack Dagmar, but she, while keeping Bean in another tower, floods the kingdom with a magical substance that turns every living thing into stone, leaving only Zøg alive. Luci is captured and Dagmar and Bean leave Dreamland on a boat.
In a post-credits scene, Elfo's corpse washes onto shore and is retrieved by mysterious figures.
=== Tie-ins ===
In the middle of the episode, when Luci makes a shocking discovery about the true identity of Queen Dagmar, he immediately goes to tell King Zøg what he finds. He uses the castle's magic crystal ball to rewind time to show Zøg the events of a day years ago, but, while rewinding time, Futurama characters Philip J. Fry, Bender (Futurama), and Professor Farnsworth appear shortly in their forward-going time machine from the episode "The Late Philip J. Fry." This confirms that all three of Groening's shows, Disenchantment (TV series), Futurama, and The Simpsons take place in the same universe, due to the Futurama tie-in episode with The Simpsons, "Simpsorama."
=== Release ===
The episode was released with the rest of Disenchantment (season 1) on August 17, 2018. Production took place under the code 1DNT10.
=== Reception ===
Den of Geek criticized the cliffhanger at the end of the season, saying that it not only crams in too many cliffhangers, but that "the writers seem to have confused leaving viewers in suspense with leaving them befuddled as a lot of these unanswered questions are extremely open-ended." The A.V. Club called the cliffhanger "destructive" and said that the episode ended on a "dour" note.Reviews on Reddit, on the other hand, either praised the episode or were indifferent, commenting on other details of the show.
Category:2010s American adult animated television series
Category:2018 television series debuts
Category:Adult animated television series by decade
Drei90

Drei90 (German pronunciation: [dʁaɪ̯ˈnɔɪ̯nt͡sɪç], stylized as drei90) is a German podcast covering topics around association football. It was launched in 2016 by Axel Goldmann, Bastian Roth (alias Basti Red), Vincenzo "Enzo" Tino and David Frogier de Ponlevoy. The episodes, which are considered a mix of both serious and humorous discussions, are published weekly and reach an audience of 20,000 to 25,000 listeners each.
== Content ==
The episodes start with discussions concerning current or recent events in football, with a main focus on their favourite football clubs. These are 1. FC Köln (Goldmann), Eintracht Frankfurt (Roth), SC Freiburg and SV Darmstadt 98 (Frogier de Ponlevoy) as well as VfB Stuttgart (Tino). However, they also talk about topics that are not or only distantly related to football. An example for this is the frequently reoccuring subject of complaining about their experiences in the service sector.
The four podcasters are considered well acclaimed experts of "their" teams, being regularily invited to other podcasts such as the Rasenfunk. Roth is also part of the Fußball 2000 video podcast by the Hessischer Rundfunk, one of Germany's public broadcasting corporations.
In 2019, drei90 won the Podcastpreis, an award given to popular German podcasts, in the category sports.
== drei90 fun friends ==
The Fun Friends are the loyal fans of drei90. Besides buying their merchandise, they also support the podcast via Patreon.
== drei90 live ==
Since 2019, drei90 are performing live shows in well-known venues around Germany.
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* drei90 twitter page
* drei90 facebook page
* drei90 - Podnews
* 190a: drei90 live in Köln - Agentur 190a
* drei90 - Merchandise zum Podcast - T-Shirts 
* Drei90 - FanQ - Die Voting-App für Fußballfans!
* DREI90-Bingo Bingo - Buzzword Bingo
* Fußball-Podcast: Die vier Verrückten von Drei90 begeistern
* drei90 - Sports Podcast | Podchaser
* Drei90 live – Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld
Category:German language
Category:Podcasting
Category:Podcasts
Category:Association football
Category:Video podcasts
Category:Hessischer Rundfunk
Category:Broadcasting
Drew Colby

Drew Colby (born 1974) is a prominent Shadowgraph from Gateshead, England. Colby has created work for television and theatre., giving performances on five continents. Described as "an artist at the top of his game" in 2017 by the Croydon Citizen https://thecroydoncitizen.com/culture/event-review-shadow-play-theatre-utopia-saturday-19th-august/ his work is best known for the speed with which he transforms from one character to the next, manual dexterity and whimsical humour. The Times of India described Colby's work as "utterly convincing stuff" . 
In 2017 Colby worked with Danny Boyle on several episodes of Trust (American TV series), coaching Donald Sutherland and Harris Dickinson in the art of hand shadows, and performing the close-up hand shadow sequences. He has also created bespoke sequences for Not Going Out and 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. In 2019 Drew created the hand shadow Tripods for the live performances of The War of the Worlds by Jeff Wayne in London. His corporate work includes videos for Nintendo and the RSPB .
Drew Colby was third in the final of Das Supertalent in Germany in 2021.
== Achievements ==
2011 - Recipient of the Puppet Centre Trust Bursary Award
2018 - Winner of the inaugural West End Cabaret award at the Phoenix Arts Club, London
2019 - Winner of the audience choice award for best show at the Moving Parts Festival in Newcastle, England
2021 - Third place in Das Supertalent
Category:Shadowgraphs
Category:People from Gateshead
Category:1974 births
Category:British people
Drew Durnil

Drew Durnil (born 16 January 1994) is an American YouTuber known for his Reaction video|reaction videos focusing mainly on geography and history memes.
==Personal life==
Drew was born on January 16, 1994 in the state of Alabama. He lived there for a few years before moving out to Los Angeles, California at young age with his family. He now lives somewhere in Orange County, California. He dropped out twice from school. The first time was at University. Then he got to a community college, then again in university, then dropped out because he started prioritizing his channel more. At school, he went to photography programs, which was one of the major motivators for his YouTube channel. He loves video editing and anything related to making videos. Drew has stated that photography was his original dream job.
==YouTube career==
Drew's first appearance on YouTube is on his very first channel, Funnyforlike20. This channel was created on January 1, 2007 and the oldest public video dates from September 9, 2011. On it, Drew made short Comedy film|comedy films, notably the short series "Officer Sanchez" featuring his best friend and actual editor, Frank Sanchez. The channel is now inactive. On February 28, 2013, Drew created a brand new channel which he would upload very different content from what he was doing previously. The oldest public video on it is from August 23, 2013 which is a Let's Play of Civilization V. In 2015, Drew started doing daily uploads where he played many historical strategy games such as Civilization or Europa Universalis. Durnil also uploaded a series called "A.I. ONLY" where he commented on A.I. players battling each other on Civilization V for hours straight. Like his other content, he published those daily as a resume. In late 2017, Drew participated in a large 40 player lan party playing EU4 in the Castle Czocha. He started slowly to leave gaming around 2018 and transformed himself as a reaction Youtuber. His content is now based on watching memes about history and geography, notably Countryballs. He possesses a subreddit which he sometimes reviews, but also reacts memes from other subreddits or YouTube. His gaming was instead transferred on his new second channel "DruuuWu". Since October 2019, his friends Ricky Mulock and Frank Sanchez have edited his videos, and since May 2022 Natan Sanchez has replaced Ricky Mulock as an editor. In 2022, Drew collaborated with Makeship, a toy company to release a series of vinyl figures.
Category:American people
Category:1994 births
Category:American YouTubers
Drew Moemeka

Andrew Moemeka (born March 12, 1997) is a professional basketball player in Europe. He currently plays as a center for VfL Stade in Germany., he is 6 feet, 10 inches and 215lbs.
==Early life and education==
Moemeka was born in New Britain, Connecticut to parents Norbert Moemeka and Befaithful Coker. In 2009, he relocated to Lake City, Florida, where he attended Columbia High School. He later transferred to and graduated from Oldsmar Christian School for his senior year.
Andrew Moemeka continued his education and basketball career at the University of Wyoming, where he played four seasons before transferring to complete his college education at Palm Beach Atlantic.
==Professional career==
Moemeka's professional basketball career began in August 2023 when he was recruited as a rookie in Germany. His talent and skills quickly gained recognition, leading him to sign with VfL Stade. 
For more information on his professional career, you can refer to the following sources:
- [EuroBasket News](https://www.eurobasket.com/Germany/news/825576/Stade-signs-rookie-Andrew-Moemeka-in-his-first-year-in-pro-basketball)
- [Proballers Profile](https://www.proballers.com/basketball/player/210636/andrew-moemeka)
- [Eurobasket Player Profile](https://basketball.eurobasket.com/player/Andrew-Moemeka/370529)
==Personal life==
Apart from his basketball career, Moemeka is a content influencer with over 2 million followers, where he shares his expertise as a personal trainer. He is known for his commitment to fitness and personal development.
Andrew Moemeka is a member of Mensa and Interntel IQ societies, reflecting his intellectual prowess. In his leisure time, he enjoys cooking, traveling, and staying active through personal fitness routines.
This article provides an overview of the life and career of Andrew Moemeka, a rising talent in European professional basketball.
Category:1997 births
Category:People from New Britain, Connecticut
Category:Basketball players
Drew Stoltz

Drew Stoltz (born July 15, 1984) also known as Drew “Sleezy” Stoltz is a former semi-professional golfer and self proclaimed comedian. After forced retirement from semi-professional golf due to lacking enough talent to compete with barely successful semi-professional golfers, he has since become a bona-fide celebrity within the extremely small golf community of North Scottsdale, AZ (specifically within the zip code of 85255). His recently launched radio show, Gravy and the Sleaze, in which he teams up with actual professional golfer and true comedian Colt Knost, is generating a rapidly increased following, achieving at least 17 listeners per show which has allowed Gravy & The Sleaze to attract major sponsors such as The Potty Putter for which crappy sales have once again taken off due to the strong pitchman work of Stoltz aka The Sleaze or Sleezyman as he's better known in 85255.
He has also launched a podcast Subpar with Colt Knost.
==Drew Stoltz in the media==
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== References ==
== External Links ==
* Drew Stoltz's Twitter handle
Category:1984 births
Category:Golfers from Arizona
Category:People from Scottsdale, Arizona
Drew Weissman

Drew Weissman is a physician-scientist best known for his work with RNA biology that laid the groundwork for the mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 developed by BioNTech/Pfizer and Moderna. Weissman is a Professor of Medicine at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
Weissman received his B.A. and M.A. from Brandeis University in 1981, where he majored in biochemistry/enzymology and worked in the lab of Gerald Fasman. He performed his graduate work at Boston University in immunology/microbiology where he received his MD and Ph.D in 1987. Afterwards, Weissman did a residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, followed by a fellowship at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) under the supervision of Dr. Anthony Fauci – the current director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
In 1997, Weissman moved to the University of Pennsylvania to start his lab studying RNA and innate immune system biology. It was at the University of Pennsylvania, where he discovered, patented, and published, with Katalin Karikó, the modifications to RNA required to make it viable as a therapy. In 2006, he and Karikó co-founded RNARx to attempt to develop novel RNA therapies. Weissman is a member of the American Federation for Clinical Research, The Association of American Physicians, and The American Association of Immunologists.
Weissman, an immunologist studying vaccines, met colleague and collaborator Katalin Karikó at a photocopier at Penn, where they sympathized about the lack of funding for RNA research. At the time, Karikó had been trying RNA therapy on cerebral diseases and strokes. Weissman began collaborating with Karikó, who then switched her focus to RNA based vaccines. The main obstacle they faced was that the RNA itself was causing unwanted immune and inflammatory reactions. In 2005, they published a landmark study that used synthetic nucleosides to modify the RNA to make it invisible to the body. This breakthrough laid the groundwork for the use of RNA therapeutics, and was eventually licensed by BioNTech/Pfizer and Moderna for development of their now FDA approved COVID-19 vaccines. Weissman has also been collaborating with scientists in Thailand to develop and provide COVID-19 vaccines for the country and neighboring low income countries that may not have immediate access to the vaccine. It has been suggested that Weissman and Karikó be awarded the Nobel Prize for their discoveries.
Weissman is the inventor on many patents, including US8278036B2 & US8748089B2 which detail the modifications required to make RNA suitable for vaccines and other therapies. These patents were licensed to Gary Dahl who founded and is CEO of CELLSCRIPT, who subsequently licensed the technology to Moderna and BioNTech to ultimately use in their COVID-19 vaccines
Category:Scientists
Category:Scientists by field
Category:Physicians