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Davian Chester

Davian Chester (born May 27, 1993) also known as the Juneteenth Guy, is a Georgia-based freelance graphic designer, artist, and illustrator. In 2019, he garnered national attention for his Juneteenth Google Doodle—an homage art piece that went viral after the Google failed to create its own doodle in honor of Juneteenth. Known for his Real Toons illustrations depicting issues in the Black community, Chester's work has been featured by various Internet news media and shared widely on social media. He is currently a regular contributor to The Miami Times.Real Toons Comes to the Miami Times 
== Biography ==
Chester was born and raised in Columbus, Georgia, where he still resides. He is African-American. He holds an associate's degree in Visual Communications and Graphic Design from Chattahoochee Valley Community College.
== Career ==
Chester developed a largely African-American fanbase on social media with his Real Toons cartoons, in his own words, "illustrating the Black Experience." His cartoons typically address topical issues like police brutality, along with provocative questions to encourage lively debate. 
On June 19, 2019, upon realizing Google had not done anything to honor the anniversary date of Juneteenth, he posted his own alternative doodle. It went viral in a matter of hours and he became an instant news story with major news outlets reporting on what he had done. This introduced the rest of the world to his work and to a holiday that until then was primarily only celebrated by African-Americans. It also led Google to reach out and express interest in hiring him, though he never received a written offer from the company. 
The following year, on June 19, 2020, the company created its first Google Doodle to honor the 155th anniversary of Juneteenth, observed by several news sources that also cited Chester's role the preceding year. That same year, Chester also created a serious and perhaps more timely Juneteenth art piece comparing African-Americans' relationship to the police immediately after slavery ended with their relationship to the police today. It was featured in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, solidifying his status as the "Juneteenth Guy."
Chester's artwork has graced several magazine covers, children's books, and albums, and has been shared on social media by numerous celebrities and influencers. His artwork has also been featured by BuzzFeed, Blavity, and other Internet media.
In August, he became a regular contributor to The Miami Times. 
== Awards & Exhibits ==
* 2019 Graphic Designer of the Year & Special Honoree, Tri-City Entertainment Awards.
* 2018 "How Social Media Works," Embracing Our Differences Exhibit, Sarasota, Florida.
== References ==
 
Category: African-American graphic designer
Category: African-American artist
Category: African-American illustrator
David A. Fidock

David A. Fidock PhD (born 8 December 1965), is the CS Hamish Young Professor of Microbiology and Immunology and Professor of Medical Sciences at Columbia University Irving Medical Center in Manhattan.
==Education==
Dr. Fidock was born in Paris, on 8 December 1965 and came to Australia when he was seven years old. He attended the University of Adelaide and earned a Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences and an Honors degree in Genetics in 1985. He earned a PhD in Microbiology and a Diploma in Medical Entomology from the Institut Pasteur in Paris in 1994.
==Research ==
Fidock's research focuses on the genetic and molecular mechanisms behind antimalarial drug resistance in the human parasite Plasmodium falciparum, as well as target-based drug discovery and development, genetically attenuated vaccinations, and parasite metabolism. He pioneered the development of methods for genetically modifying malaria parasites and for elucidating the genetic basis of P. falciparum resistance to various first-line medicines (including artemisinin, chloroquine and piperaquine).
==Awards==
*Project of the Year 2020 from Medicines for Malaria Venture for critical contribution to malaria drug resistance profiling
==Publications ==
* The Plasmodium falciparum ABC transporter ABCI3 confers parasite strain-dependent pleiotropic antimalarial drug resistance. Cell Chem Biol (in press).
*Plasmodium falciparum K13 mutations in Africa and Asia impact artemisinin resistance and parasite fitness. Elife 10: e66277.
*Inhibition of resistance-refractory P. falciparum kinase PKG delivers prophylactic, blood stage, and transmission-blocking antiplasmodial activity. Cell Chem Biol 27: 806-16.
*Insights into the intracellular localization, protein associations and artemisinin resistance properties of Plasmodium falciparum K13. PLoS Pathog 16: e1008482.
*Covalent Plasmodium falciparum-selective proteasome inhibitors exhibit a low propensity for generating resistance in vitro and synergize with multiple antimalarial agents. PLoS Pathog 15: e1007722.
*Plasmodium falciparum resistance to piperaquine driven by PfCRT. Lancet Infect Dis 19: 1168-9.
*Structure and drug resistance of the Plasmodium falciparum transporter PfCRT. Nature 576: 315-20.
Category:1965 births
Category:Colombian people
Category:Colombian academics
Category:University of Adelaide alumni
David A. Kaminsky

David A. Kaminsky is an American real estate attorney.. and adjunct professor at the New York University School of Professional Studies
Kaminsky has practiced extensively in real estate litigation and transactions.
== Notable Cases ==
Matter of Pittis v New York City Loft Bd: In 1993, David A. Kaminsky represented a tenants association of loft tenants in a New York City building. The matter commenced in the loft board. This case was an early “horizontal multiple dwelling” determination by the loft board which required three or more units to be used residentially in order to qualify for loft board protection. As the two contiguous buildings housed only three tenants to be protected by the loft law, it was necessary to obtain a finding of horizontal multiple dwelling status at the loft board level. After a hearing with much testimony, the loft board determined that the loft tenants had demonstrated that the two contiguous structures were a horizontal multiple dwelling and therefore it was an interim multiple dwelling subject to loft law. The matter was sustained in the Supreme Court New York County after an Article 78 proceeding by the landlord Pittis, and an appeal by the landlord to the Appellate Division was denied and further sustained the finding of the loft board. This was a major win for the tenants of the building as they obtained loft law protection.https://casetext.com/case/matter-of-pittis-v-new-york-city-loft-board/
Gottlieb v Licursi: This is a leading case on succession rights. This case began in the Housing Court New York County with a trial before Judge Peter Wendt. Wendt ruled for the tenant. Kaminsky, on behalf of his client Gottlieb appealed to the Appellate Term and obtained a reversal of Judge Peter Wendt. The case then went to the Appellate Division 1st Department and the 1st Department upheld the determination of the Appellate Term finding for the landlord. The case stands as authority for determining factors in succession cases. The Appellate Division affirmed basic concepts that the tenant failed to meet her burden of proving that she lived with the deceased tenant in a manner “bearing some indicia of permanence or continuity” and factors such as maintaining ownership of a house in Westchester County and filing income tax return and being registered to vote in Westchester county throughout her claimed co-occupancy of the apartment was fatal to tenant's succession claim.https://casetext.com/case/gottlieb-v-licursi?
== Honors ==
In 2018, Kaminsky received the Certificate of Appreciation from the Lawyer's Fund for Client Protection for assisting in providing information and details that helped obtain a grant for money stolen from his client by another attorney.
Since 2021, Kaminsky has been recognized by Super Lawyers®, (part of Thomson Reuters) as an outstanding lawyer who has "attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement".
Category:People from Brooklyn, New York
Category:Real estate
David A. Navazio

David A. Navazio (born November 22, 1960) is an American businessman best known as the founder, President, and CEO of Gentell Inc.
==Early life and education==
David Navazio was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Navazio grew up in the city's Bustleton neighborhood and attended George Washington High School. Navazio's father, Alfred, worked as an aerial photographer and later helped develop a magnetic gradiometer to better detect mineral and oil deposits from the air.
Navazio attended LaSalle University (then LaSalle College) but left without completing his degree. Subsequently, and with the help of his father and brother, Navazio founded a medical device business, M.K.M. Healthcare Corp, in 1990.
==Gentell==
In 1994, Navazio re-incorporated M.K.M Healthcare Corp as Gentell Incorporated, focusing primarily on the distribution of wound care supplies. Headquartered in Yardley, Gentell now employs over 700 people and operates in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and China. Much of Gentell's international expansion was done through corporate acquistion, such as Ramsbury First Water in the United Kingdom and Integra Life Sciences in Canada. As of 2021, Gentell was reporting annual revenues of over $30 million.
Gentell's product line includes hydrogel, collagen, calcium alginates, and various wound care dressings. Gentell also produces a number of healthcare technologies, primarily focusing on wound care documentation and wound care supply tracking.
==Personal life==
Navazio has been married to his wife April since 1991. They have one daughter.
Beyond Gentell, Navazio is involved in a number of other business and community ventures. These include an Italian restaurant and an honorary commander title at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst.
Category:1960 births
Category:American businesspeople
Category:American people
Category:People from Philadelphia
David Adeyemo

David Adeyemo Adeola (born April 21, 1993) is a Nigerian-born American weightlifting athlete, soldier, and USA Weightlifting sports performance coach. He is a gold medalist for weightlifting in the 2010 Junior African Championship in Egypt, the 2011 Commonwealth Championship in South Africa, and a multiple gold medalist in the Nigeria National Sports Festival 
==Biography==
Adeola was born on April 21, 1993, in Nigeria. After completing his early education, Adeola became interested in weightlifting, and then started representing Nigeria in international weightlifting competitions by participating in the 2011 Junior Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship in South Africa. 
In 2010, he acquired a gold medal in the Junior African Weightlifting Championship held in Egypt and then received a gold medal again in the Commonwealth Championship held in South Africa the following year. He was promoted from grade 08 to grade 10 by the governor of Bayelsa State, Nigeria, Henry Dickson, at the Sports Festival Reception Party in 2012. In the same year, Adeola won another gold medal in the Lagos State Nigerian Championship.
After moving to the United States, David joined the US Army, he was accepted into the US Army Warrior Fitness Program, and represented the US Army in national and international competitions. David also attended American Military University and received a bachelor’s degree in public health. In 2013, he quit representing Nigeria in international weightlifting competitions and later stated his reasons in an interview conducted by ACLSports in 2014.
Adeola was appointed as a coach to the Kenyan National Weightlifting Team for the 2014 Commonwealth Games held in Scotland. He has coached several athletes, including Mercy Obiero, James Adede, and Stephen Opondo. David then attended Golden Gate University in San Francisco, California, and acquired a master’s degree. In addition, he published his books; A measure of my Treasure: Poems of Wisdom and Knowledge in 2021, Vision Beyond Sight: A Champion's Journey to Love in 2023, Echoes of Legends: Poems of Timeless Icons in 2023, and Fine Bobo: A Lagos Tale of Tenacity & Triumph in 2023
As of 2023, David is serving as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army, a sports performance coach at USA Weightlifting, and the operator of the health and lifestyle blog website Healthwise Fellas.
Category:1993 births
Category:Nigerian people
Category:Golden Gate University alumni
Category:American weightlifters
Category:Soldiers
Category:Weightlifting coaches
David Allen Schlaefer

David Allen Schlaefer is an American diplomat and author, currently serving as Deputy Consul General at the U.S. Mission in Hong Kong. He is known for his expertise in counterterrorism and political-military affairs and has held several notable roles, including Senior Assistance Coordinator at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv during Russia’s 2022 invasion. Schlaefer is also the author of the Far Northern Land Saga, a fantasy trilogy inspired by Finnish folklore.
==Early life and education==
Schlaefer attended Baylor University and the University of Texas. In the 1990s, he taught at Hong Kong Baptist College. Later, he studied Finnish at the Foreign Service Institute in Arlington, Virginia. His exposure to Finnish culture and folklore during this period sparked his interest in Finnish mythology.
==Foreign Service Career==
Schlaefer has had a brief career in foreign service spanning multiple roles in diplomacy and security. He served as Deputy Special Envoy for the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS and as Deputy Coordinator for Counterterrorism in Washington, D.C. Previously, he was Director for Political-Military Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, contributing to the U.S.-Japan Defense Guidelines negotiations. He has lived and worked across Bucharest, Helsinki, Matamoros, and Rio de Janeiro, with Asia-Pacific assignments in Washington, D.C.
In June 2022, Schlaefer was instrumental in reopening the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, following Russia’s invasion, where he served as Acting Deputy Chief of Mission.
==Authorship==
Schlaefer is the author of the Far Northern Land Saga, a trilogy based on Finnish mythology. The series, comprising The Mark of the Bear Clan, The Heir of Lemminkainen, and The Queen of Pohjola, weaves original characters with Finnish folklore, drawing inspiration from the Kalevala. The trilogy explores heroism and sacrifice in Iron Age Finland.
==Personal Life==
Schlaefer resides in Hong Kong with his wife, Raluca, a professional interpreter and translator, and their two children.
Category:American diplomats
Category:American authors
David Bajo

David Bajo (born in San Diego, CA) is an American novelist and university professor. His books have been translated into ten languages.
He received his MFA in fiction at the University of California, Irvine, where he later taught creative writing and literature. He is currently professor of creative writing at the University of South Carolina, where he has served as director of the MFA program. He also previously taught at Boise State University.
==Books==
* The 351 Books of Irma Arcuri (2008, Viking/Penguin)
* Panopticon (2010, Unbridled Books)
* Mercy 6 (2014, Unbridled Books)
*The Ensenada Public Library (2018, Brighthorse Books)
Category:American novelists
Category:American professors
Category:1960 births
David Bergman (computer scientist)

David Bergman, PhD, is an American computer scientist, academic and professional sports bettor. He is most well known for his daily fantasy sports ("DFS") success on DraftKings (where he is known as "theWhistlesGoWooo") where he has over 100 DFS Wins of $100,000 or more.. Dr. Bergman is also an Associate Professor of Operations and Information Management at the University of Connecticut School of Business and has published numerous peer-reviewed papers on various optimization topics. Dr. Bergman is co-founder of Eat The Sharks, a company that develops online tools for sports bettors
Category:American computer scientists
Category:Academics
Category:Sports betting
Category:American people
David Black (writer)

David Black is an American journalist, novelist, screenwriter, and producer.
==Written works==
* Impossible Life about Jewish gangsters
** New York Times review
* The Extinction Event
* Fast Shuffle
** As a Scholar in Residence at Harvard University’s Kirkland House, Black was recognized for his “Contribution to the education of Undergraduates at Harvard University” and gave seminars in screenwriting, inviting notable guest speakers from the film and television industry to address his students.
* Like Father
* The King of Fifth Avenue: The Fortunes of August Belmont
** New York Times review
** New York Times Notable Book 1981
* The Plague Years: A Chronicle of AIDS, the Epidemic of Our Times
==Television==
Black was recognized for his work as a screen writer on both Hill Street Blues and Law & Order, named in 2013 among the best-written 101 television series by the Writers Guild of America.
Black, in collaboration with journalist Ed Zuckerman, wrote the premier episode of Law & Order, which aired in 1990. 
* Hill Street Blues
* Law & Order
** TV Guide's Top 100 Episodes of All Times: "Life Choices"
** "Nullification," inspired by militia actions such as Ruby Ridge, that dealt with the concept of jury nullification. Aired in 1997, it received an American Bar Association’s Certificate of Merit for “a noteworthy contribution to public understanding of the law and American legal system” [t/k LA Times one of Golden Age best TV episodes] 
* 100 Centre Street (Sidney Lumet)
* The Education of Max Bickford (Richard Dreyfuss)
* Monk
* CSI: Miami
* Miami Vice
* TV movie: Legacy of Lies
* The Confession starring Alec Baldwin, Ben Kingsley, Amy Irving
** Writers' Guild of America Award for adapted long form television screenplay
==Selected articles==
* "Me and MacLeish," City Journal Magazine July 25, 2020
* "Baldwin and Me," City Journal Magazine, Autumn 2017
==Honors==
Black's work has been honored by organizations and publications including the American Bar Association, the National Association of Science Writers, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Writers Guild of America, Mystery Writers of America, and the New York Times.
Category:American journalists
Category:American people
Category:Novelists
Category:Screenwriters
Category:Producers
David Bolno

David Bolno (born 1977) is an American business manager and a partner at NKSFB, a Los Angeles-based music and entertainment management firm. Bolno manages the business affairs of high-profile clients in the entertainment industry, including musicians, producers, and other public figures.
== Career ==
David Bolno has held a prominent role in the music management industry and serves as a partner at NKSFB (Nigro, Karlin, Segal, Feldstein & Bolno), a leading business management firm serving high-profile clients in the entertainment industry. His responsibilities include overseeing financial and business affairs for musicians, producers, and public figures, along with managing tax planning, investments, and budgeting for tours. Bolno has also been associated with HYBE, the entertainment company known for managing global artists like BTS, as well as Scooter Braun's management firms, which represent major artists including Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, and Demi Lovato.Ashford, Ben. "Music rep David Bolno named person of interest in connection with Miami death." New York Post, 13 Apr. 2023. "Music exec David Bolno named person of interest in Miami death investigation." Yahoo! Entertainment, 13 Apr. 2023. "David Bolno linked to Miami hotel death scene; connected with Justin Bieber, Drake, Post Malone." TMZ, 13 Apr. 2023. Bolno’s work across these influential companies highlights his extensive involvement in the business side of the entertainment industry.
== Media Attention ==
In March 2023, Bolno received media attention related to the death of Camila Sterling, a 24-year-old aspiring musician, who was found deceased in a suite at the Setai Hotel in Miami Beach. Bolno had rented the suite and left the premises early on March 30, prior to Sterling's death. According to hotel surveillance footage, he was not present when she passed away. Following an investigation, authorities ruled Sterling’s death an accidental overdose and confirmed Bolno’s non-involvement in the incident.Ashford, Ben, and Bell, Joanna. "EXCLUSIVE: Death scene photos of David Bolno's Setai hotel room in Miami Beach where aspiring singer Camila Sterling overdosed show rumpled bed, condoms and baggies of pink cocaine." DailyMail.com, 24 Aug. 2023.
In statements to the media, Bolno described Sterling as an aspiring musician he was helping professionally. He characterized the incident as a "terrible tragedy" and stated that there was no inappropriate conduct involved.Ashford, Ben, and Bell, Joanna. "EXCLUSIVE: Death scene photos of David Bolno's Setai hotel room in Miami Beach where aspiring singer Camila Sterling overdosed show rumpled bed, condoms and baggies of pink cocaine." DailyMail.com, 24 Aug. 2023.The Hollywood Reporter interview with David Bolno (2018).
Category:1977 births
Category:American business executives
Category:American people
David Bouchier

David Bouchier (born 1939) is a British-American essayist and journalist known for his radio essays on NPR, his humor column in the New York Times, and his literary social commentaries.
==Biography==
Before enrolling in college, Bouchier spent 12 years working as a journalist for London newspapers and doing freelance interviews for a BBC program. He then specialized in American studies at the University of Essex. He went on to complete his doctorate in sociology at the London School of Economics, studying America's radical politics of the 1960's. He moved to the United States in 1986 and taught at State University of New York at Stony Brook and other institutions. He contributed regularly to NPR's "Morning Edition" and "Radio Pages".
Bouchier wrote a humor column for the Long Island section of The New York Times for 10 years. His radio essays and columns have received Press Club awards. He taught at the University of Iowa Summer Writing Festival.
==Critical reception==
Bouchier's book Idealism and Revolution was largely panned except for its final chapter, which focused on alienation, the end of scarcity, and the impact of consciousness on social change. The Feminist Challenge was commended for delineating how British feminism focused more on class-based issues than American feminism, and for its analysis of the organizational styles of both movements. Bouchier's commentaries on suburban life, politics, foreign travel, and technology have been described as lightening an otherwise curmudgeonly tone with whimsy and genuine openness to change. His memoir An Unexpected Life was commended for Bouchier's ability to guide the reader from an apparently pedestrian remark to a significant social commentary. While Kirkus Reviews praised Dark Matters for Bouchier's writing about the failure of modernity as showing "great passion and elegance", the reviewer took issue with Bouchier's views on religion. Bouchier often quotes David Hume, Mark Twain, George Orwell, Alexis de Tocqueville, Greek and Roman philosophers.
==Bibliography==
* Out of Order: More Irregular Essays from Public Radio (2021) 
* Journal of the Eightieth Year: The Five Seasons (2020) 
* Dark Matters: Delusions, Illusions, Lost Causes and Absurdities in Modern America (2019) 
* An Unexpected Life (2018) 
* Not Quite a Stranger: Essays on Life in France (2015) 
* A Few Well Chosen Words: More Wit and Wisdom from Public Radio (2008) 
* Writer at Work: Reflections on the Art and Business of Writing (2005) 
* The Song of Suburbia: Scenes from Suburban Life (2002) 
* Composers (1999) 
* The Accidental Immigrant: America Observed (1997) 
* Radical Citizenship: The New American Activism (1987) 
* The Feminist Challenge : The Movement for Women's Liberation in Britain and the USA (1983) 
* Idealism and Revolution: New Ideologies of Liberation in Britain and the United States (1979) 
Category:1939 births
Category:Essayists
Category:Journalists
Category:American people