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Edvinas Valatka

==Edvinas Valatka==
Edvinas Valatka also known as Edd (born January 9, 1997) is a professional football player from Lithuania. He has been playing at a high level for the past 7 years, and is known for his versatility and skill on the field.
==Early Life and Career==
Valatka was born in Kazlu Ruda, Lithuania but soon after moved to Ireland (Kilfinane Co.Limerick) at a young age where he went to school (Scoil Pol) and began his football career playing for a local club Kilmallock United in Ireland followed by other sporting involvements such as rugby, hurling, and athletics. He quickly gained recognition for his athleticism, and eventually made his way to higher grades within the youth footballing system representing the emerging talent program in the University of Limerick 2 year program along with Munster schools squad and many more representations.
==Professional Career==
In 2016, Valatka signed with Kingstonians Fc club in the non league system of the English 7 tier football. He quickly established himself as a key player for the team, and captained his club in his first season. Valatka continued to impress during the season, where he was invited for trials in Portugal with a division 4 club. 
In 2016/17 January's transfer window , Valatka signed with tier 4 Scottish club Selkirk Fc. He was instrumental in helping the team in his first season of being at the club. The following season of 2017/2018 Valatka joined Crawleys newly formed club u23 squad where the same year the Liverpool's champions league medalist Harry Kewell was in management. Following the next few seasons spent playing for various high level non league clubs. Valatka made a move to the big rock of gibraltar playing in the professional league with Europa point before making a move in January 2021/22 to the Swedish professional side (tier 3) Linkoping City fc. Due to the financial situation of the club forced Valatka to seek another venture where he found himself returning to the Gibraltar premier league where he Joined Glacis United. During his short spell with Glacis Valatka made a return to the Swedish club of division 2 (tier 4) where he currently plays now. 
==Personal life==
Valatka is known for his dedication and hard work on the field, and is admired by fans and fellow players alike for his skill, determination, and leadership qualities. Edvinas Valatka is also know for his social media presence on tiktok and instragram where hes accumulated a large following. 
==Conclusion==
Edvinas Valatka is a talented professional football player from Lithuania who has made a significant impact in the European football scene over the past 7 years. His versatility, athleticism and skill on the field have earned him recognition and respect from fans and fellow players alike.
Category:1997 births
Category:Lithuanian people
Category:Footballers
Edward A. Newman

Edward "Ted" Arthur Newman (born 27 April 1918, died 7 August 1993) was born in Walthamstow. He graduated from University College London in 1938 with a B.Sc. in Physics. He stayed on briefly for postgraduate research. In 1940, he moved to Masteradio, and the next year, 1941, to the EMI Research Laboratories. Here, he worked on television camera technology for the early BBC, and on the digital (pulsed) electronics of the H2S airborn radar system. In 1947, he joined the National Physical Laboratory (United Kingdom), along with Donald Davies, where he helped develop Alan Turing’s ideas for general purpose stored-program computer, leading to the design of the Pilot ACE. IEEE Computer Society biography
Like Turing, he was a keen runner, and the two met regularly to train together. They also had a common interest in the possibilities for machine intelligence.A.Hodges (1992) "Alan Turing: the enigma", Vintage, London, UK, ISBN 0-09-911641-3, page 395
His later work was on pattern recognition, particularly in the context of speech recognition and character recognition. He was also instrumental in the development and promotion of office automation, particular in government offices.Biography available online written by Donald Davies
In the early 1980s, he was appointed visiting professor at the Department of Computer Science of Westfield College London until just before the closure of the college in 1989, and gave occasional lectures during his time there.
Category:1918 births
Category:1993 deaths
Category:People from Walthamstow
Category:Television technology
Edward B. Garrison

Edward B. Garrison (1900–1981) was an American art historian who specialised in medieval Italian painting, publishing landmark books on the subject. He compiled a large collection of photographs to illustrate his books, which he donated to the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
== Personal life and education ==
Edward Garrison was born in Chicago in 1900 and died in London on 16 October 1981.
He began his career in business, but changed direction in 1945 when he studied for an MA at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York. 
== Career ==
Garrison spent much of his life as an art historian in Italy, travelling extensively. He worked as an independent researcher, publishing an important series of books on medieval Italian paintings. In 1949 he published "Italian Romanesque Panel Painting: An Illustrated Index", which is still used in the study of medieval Italian painting. Between 1953 and 1962 he published a series of four books Studies in the History of Mediaeval Italian Painting. This series included, for the first time, photographs of all twelfth century miniatures from the Papal States and Tuscany, as well as photographs of decorated manuscripts, wall paintings and panels.
== Photographic archive ==
Garrison collected a large photographic archive of medieval Italian art, which he donated to the Courtauld Institute of Art in 1962. It is known as the Garrison Collection and he became its honorary curator. The collection is an important source of material for medieval Italian art studies.
The collection is currently being digitised by the Courtauld Institute of Art as part of a larger digitisation project of the Conway Library.
== Legacy ==
Garrison is considered to have made a "fundamental contribution to the study of medieval Italian painting".
The Garrison Collection at the Courtauld Institute of Art is an important source for the study of medieval Italian art.
== Bibliography ==
* Garrison, E.B., 1949. Italian romanesque panel painting: an illustrated index. Florence: L.S. Olschki.
* Garrison, E.B., 1953-62. Studies in the history of mediaeval Italian painting. 4 Volumes. Florence: L'Impronta. 
* Garrison, E.B., 1984. Early Italian painting: selected studies. Volume II - Manuscripts. London: Pindar Press.
* Garrison, E.B., 1984. Early Italian painting: selected studies. Volume I - Panels & frescoes. London: Pindar Press.
* Garrison, E.B., Revised 1993. Studies in the history of mediaeval Italian painting. 4 Volumes. London: Pindar Press.
* Garrison, E.B., 1998. Italian romanesque panel painting: an illustrated index: a new edition on CR-ROM with revised bibliography and iconclass. London: Courtauld Institute of Art.
== References ==
Category:American art historians
Category:1900 births
Category:1981 deaths
Edward Butler

Edward Butler is a British record producer, songwriter, and DJ known for his blend of house, techno, and R&B influences. He is based in London and has been active in the music industry since 2010.
== Biography ==
Edward Butler began his music career after attending University of Brighton and relocating to London in 2010. He gained recognition as part of the production duo Billon alongside Robbie Lamond. The pair signed with Sony Music Publishing in 2012, producing tracks such as “Special” featuring Maxine Ashley and co-written with MNEK, and "Slave to the Vibe," which received airplay and was included in the film Bridget Jones’s Baby.
== Career ==
=== 2010–2015: Formation of Billon ===
Billon embarked on two North American tours and performed at several major venues and festivals, including The Warehouse Fabric, the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival, Beyond Wonderland, Reading and Leeds Festivals, and Ministry of Sound. During this period, they collaborated with Grammy-winning artist Todd Edwards on singles such as “Is it Wrong” and “Don’t Be Givin’ Up.”
=== 2016–2018: Collaborations and Solo Projects ===
After Lamond’s departure from Billon, Butler continued to produce music and released tracks under his name. In 2018, he collaborated with Todd Edwards, and his live performance at the Jazz Cafe in London marked a significant milestone. During this period, Butler also presented radio shows on Kiss FM and Rinse FM.
=== 2020–Present: Solo Work and Austin Tate ===
In 2020, Butler released “They Know” under the moniker Ed Butler. The track, an instrumental techno piece, was debuted at Glastonbury Festival by Patrick Topping and later named Pete Tong’s “Essential New Tune” on BBC Radio 1
. Butler also launched the collaborative project Austin Tate with Lee Paul Williams and Nadeem Daya, fusing R&B vocals with electronic production. In 2022, Austin Tate signed with Atlantic Records and released “Late Night Body Language (LNBL)” featuring Just Charlii.
== Discography ==
=== As Billon ===
* "Special" feat. Maxine Ashley (co-written with MNEK)
* "Slave to the Vibe"
* "Is it Wrong" feat. Todd Edwards
* "Don’t Be Givin’ Up" feat. Todd Edwards
* "Release Me" feat. Rationale
=== As Ed Butler ===
* "They Know" (2020)
=== As Austin Tate ===
* "Late Night Body Language (LNBL)" feat. Just Charlii
== Selected Remixes ==
Butler has remixed tracks for various artists, including:
* Avicii
* Tinie Tempah
* SG Lewis – *No Less*
* Ne-Yo
* Jonas Blue
* Lion Babe feat. Childish Gambino
* Kiesza
== Production and Songwriting Credits ==
* Raleigh Ritchie – "Free Fall"
* Sasha Keable – "Lemongrass and Lime Leaves"
* Nina Nesbitt – "Loyal to Me,"
== Musical Style and Influences ==
Edward Butler’s style blends house, techno, and R&B elements, drawing inspiration from artists like Todd Edwards and contemporary house producers. His production often incorporates rich vocal textures and sample-based techniques.
Category:British record producers
Category:Songwriters
Category:British DJs
Category:University of Brighton alumni
Edward D. Cogan

Edward David Cogan (January 5, 1803 - April 7, 1884), was born at Walthamstow, Essex County, England, son of Eliezer Cogan (1762-1855) and Mary Atchison (1769-1850). Before his move to the United States we was an accountant in England. https://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v19n16a10.html
In 1853 he emigrated from England to Camden, New Jersey, U. S. He was married to Louise Webb and they had seven children: Mary Louisa (1844-), Richard (1845-), Edwin (1848-), William (1850-), Thomas (1851-), Charles (1853-), and George (1858-). 
https://sites.google.com/a/numismaticmall.com/www/encyclopedic-dictionary-of-numismatic-biographies/cogan-edward-david
Shortly after moving to the U.S. he opened a curio shop as a dealer in fine art and books in Philadelphia, PA. 
https://sites.google.com/a/numismaticmall.com/www/encyclopedic-dictionary-of-numismatic-biographies/cogan-edward-david
But upon seeing the coin market as a way to expand his business Cogan took the task to learn the field of American numismatics, most likely from Joseph Jacob Mickley (1799-1878), who had advanced knowledge in this field and twenty-six year Ebenezer Locke Mason, Jr. (1826-1901), an aspiring coin dealer. Within about five years Cogan became a full-time coin dealer and had a well-published coin auction of November 1, 1858, which was a "private sale" with bidding sent by U. S. mail. 
https://sites.google.com/a/numismaticmall.com/www/encyclopedic-dictionary-of-numismatic-biographies/cogan-edward-david
He moved is family and business to Brooklyn, New York, in March 1867. 
https://www.coinbooks.org/v24/esylum_v24n36a12.html
In 1868 he had a feud with Ebenezer Locke Mason, Jr. one of the men who helped him learn the coin trade. https://sites.google.com/a/numismaticmall.com/www/encyclopedic-dictionary-of-numismatic-biographies/cogan-edward-david
He retired on October 14, 1879 leaving the business to his sons George and Richard. However, according to the 1880 US Census he retired from the fur business.
He died April 7, 1884 in Brooklyn, NY. His obituary in The Coin Collector’s Journal, May, 1884 https://hdl.handle.net/2027/hvd.hx5pnr?urlappend=%3Bseq=399%3Bownerid=27021597765547712-405, claimed "He was among the first to hold auction sales of coins in America, and it is stated on good authority that his catalogues, which unfortunately were unnumbered, are even yet greater in number than those of any other dealer.” John N. Lupia, III called this claim into question in his article about Edward Cogan published on NumismaticMall.com.
https://sites.google.com/a/numismaticmall.com/www/encyclopedic-dictionary-of-numismatic-biographies/cogan-edward-david
The E-Sylum article about Cogan states he is called "the father of U. S. coin collecting" or alternately "the father of the coin trade in America."
https://www.coinbooks.org/v24/esylum_v24n36a12.html
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Category:1884 deaths
Category:Catalogues
Edward Dean

Englishman Edward Dean is an organist, harmoniumist, and Assistant Director of Music, Holy Trinity, Sloane Street. He studied organ at the Royal College of Music with David Graham and Sophie-Véronique Cauchefer Choplin, Andrew Dewar at the American Cathedral, Paris and at Eastman School of Music. Prior to his appointment at Holy Trinity, Sloane Street he held posts at the American Cathedral, Paris and St Bride's, Fleet Street.
He was educated at Lancing College and cites English tenor and notable Lancing alumnus Peter Pears as an influence. His academic work centres on the output of Peter Warlock and John Ireland, the latter of whom was also organist of Holy Trinity, Sloane Street. He is a member of the Peter Warlock Society. He has arranged Warlock's Capriol Suite and Five Folksong Preludes for organ, and produced an acclaimed arrangement of Benedicamus Domino of the same composer for SATB. 
Engagements in 2020 include the US premiere of His Genuflections Musicks for organ, with organist and highchurchman Owen Reid, at the East Texas Pipe Organ Festival. Its UK premiere was in 2018 at Westminster Cathedral. 
In addition to his work as a performer, Edward has restored harmoniums for institutions including the British Broadcasting Corporation and The Eastman School of Music.
Category:English organists
Category:English harmoniumists
Category:Living people
Edward Dudensing

Edward Dudensing is an American attorney specializing in elder abuse and neglect cases. Dudensing has secured multiple jury verdicts, including three eight-figure verdicts in elder abuse cases. He is the founder and lead counsel of Dudensing Law, based in California. 
==Education==
Edward Dudensing earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley. He received his Juris Doctorate from the University of California, Davis School of Law in 1994. During his time at law school, he was inducted into the Order of the Coif for academic excellence and the Order of the Barrister for oral advocacy. Dudensing also served as the Executive Editor of the UC Davis Law Review and was head of Trial Advocacy for the law school’s mock trial teams. 
==Legal Career==
After graduating from law school, Dudensing began his legal career as a law clerk for the Honorable Robert C. Broomfield, Chief Judge of the Federal District Court in Arizona. He then joined the international law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe. From 1999 to 2003, Dudensing served as a Deputy District Attorney in Sacramento County, handling criminal cases including murder and rape. 
In 2003, Dudensing founded Dudensing Law, focusing exclusively on representing victims of elder neglect and abuse. He has achieved several jury verdicts, including three of the largest in Sacramento County, totaling over $100 million. 
===Notable Cases===
* Sam Rios, Jr., et al. v. Pine Creek Care Center, Plum Healthcare Group LLC, et al.: A $30.9 million jury verdict in 2023.
* Barbara Lovenstein, et al. v. Eskaton Fountainwood Lodge, et al.: A $42.5 million jury verdict in 2019.
* Family and Estate of Frances Tanner v. Horizon West Healthcare, Inc. and Colonial Healthcare, Inc.: A $29.1 million jury verdict in 2010.
In addition to trial work, Dudensing has also served as lead counsel in appellate cases that set legal precedents, including: 
* Valentine v. Plum Healthcare Group, LLC, 37 Cal. App. 5th 1076 (2019)
* Hutcheson v. Eskaton Fountainwood Lodge, 17 Cal. App. 5th 937 (2017)
* Goldman v. Sunbridge Healthcare, LLC, 220 Cal. App. 4th 1160 (2013)
===Professional Involvement and Advocacy===
Edward Dudensing is an active member of several legal and advocacy organizations, including the State Bar of California, the Sacramento County Bar Association, California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform (CANHR), and the American Association of Justice Nursing Home Litigation Group. 
Dudensing has been a vocal advocate for policy changes and better enforcement of elder care regulations. He has been quoted in multiple publications, including the Los Angeles Times, CalMatters, The Sacramento Bee, and Healthcare Dive, discussing the need for improved oversight and accountability in the care of older adults.
Category:American lawyers
Category:American people
Category:University of California alumni
Edward Hugo

Edward Roger Hugo is an American Attorney, known as the founding partner at Hugo Parker, LLP.
==Education==
Hugo graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from University of California, Berkeley in 1982. Later, he received his Juris Doctor from University of California College of the Law, San Francisco in 1986.
==Career==
Hugo started his legal career as a criminal prosecutor at the San Francisco District Attorney's Office. Now, as a Certified Civil Trial Specialist, accredited by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and State Bar of California, he represents corporations, primarily defending them from product defects and toxic tort claims.
==Interests==
Mr. Hugo became interested in cars at a young age and has been racing since 2006 with results posted in the 2021 Masters Endurance Legends USA for the Masters Speed Festival and Yokohama Drivers' Cup USA. Racing results are also posted for the Bahamas Speed Week Revival 2012, 2011 Chihuahua Express and 2009 Carrera Panamericana. 
==Publications==
• Edward R. Hugo and Bina Ghanaat, "Voir Diring For Dollars," DRI.org (September 5, 2023 | Volume 2 Issue 8 Section 3)
• Edward R. Hugo and Bina Ghanaat, "Shopping for Preference in California", "The Big Problems With Mini-Openings" DRI.org (July 6, 2023 | Volume 2 Issue 7 Section 1)
• Edward R. Hugo and Christina M. Glezakos, "Asbestos: The Devil Is in the Dose," DRI.org (July 6, 2023 | Volume 2 Issue 7 Section 2)
• Edward R. Hugo, "A Virtual Dilemma," SuperLawyers (October 5, 2020)
• Edward R. Hugo, Christina M. Glezakos and Bina Ghanaat, "The Rush to Justice During a Pandemic," Mealey's Litigation Report: Asbestos (September 23, 2020)
• Edward R. Hugo, Christina M. Glezakos and Bina Ghanaat, "A Commentary: Trial by Trial and Error," HarrisMartin (August 19, 2020)
• Edward R. Hugo, Christina M. Glezakos and Bina Ghanaat, "Civil Jury Trials in the Time of COVID-19," Daily Journal (August 12, 2020)
==External links==
• Super Lawyers. (2005-2023). "Edward Hugo Selected to Super Lawyer," SuperLawyers.com
• Editorial. (July 7, 2021). "The Case Against Virtual Trials," SuperLawyers.com
• Weiss, Debra. (July 22, 2020). "Potential jurors exercised, curled up on bed during virtual voir dire, motion says in asbestos case," Abajournal.com
• Bronstad, Amanda. (July 20, 2020). "Mistrial Motion Says Jurors Worked Out, Checked Stove, During Virtual Voir Dire in Asbestos Case," Law.com
• Taylor, Beth. (October 10, 2019). "Weekday Litigator, Weekend Race Car Driver," SuperLawyers.com
• Taylor, Beth. (October 10, 2019). "Gentleman Driver," SuperLawyers.com
• Mealey's. (March 13, 2019). "Judge: Removal Of Asbestos Case Proper Based On Navy Contracts, Knowledge," Lexislegalnews.com
• Gesch, Nyssa. (July 13, 2009). "Inattention at High Speeds Is a Very Bad Thing," SuperLawyers.com
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Category:American people
Category:University of California, Berkeley alumni
Edward Jay Watts

Edward Jay Watts (born 1975) is a Roman and Byzantine historian born in Princeton, New Jersey and the inaugural holder of the Alkiviadis Vassiliadis Endowed Chair in Byzantine History in the Department of History at the University of California, San Diego.
=== Books: ===
* City and school in late antique Athens and Alexandria. Berkeley 2006, ISBN 0-520-24421-4.
* Riot in Alexandria. Tradition and group dynamics in late antique pagan and Christian communities. Berkeley 2010, ISBN 978-0-520-26207-2.
* The Final Pagan Generation. Oakland 2015, ISBN 0-520-28370-8.
* Hypatia. The life and legend of an ancient philosopher. New York 2017, ISBN 978-0-19-021003-8.
* Mortal Republic: How Rome Fell Into Tyranny. New York 2018, ISBN 9781541646483
* The Eternal Decline and Fall of Rome: The History of a Dangerous Idea, New York 2021, ISBN 9780190076719
=== Public Impact: ===
His early work, which focused on the cultural and religious changes affecting philosophy and educational life as the Roman Empire embraced Christianity, included City and School in Late Antique Athens and Alexandria, which won the CAMWS Outstanding Publication award.
His later works have described social and political change in the Roman world in a fashion that prompted popular reflections about 21st century society. The Final Pagan Generation, which offers a generational history of the men born in the 310s that traces the experience of living through the Christianization of the Roman Empire, sparked a series of conversations among conservative thinkers and other intellectuals about similar, dramatic shifts quietly taking place in twenty-first century life.
His books focused on political change in the Roman and Byzantine worlds, The Eternal Decline and Fall of Rome and Mortal Republic: How Rome Fell into Tyranny prompted economists as well as cultural and political commentators in the United States and around the world, to consider the relevance of the legacies of the Roman world to modern representative democracies and culture. He is also the creator of the YouTube channel Rome's Eternal Decline.
Category:University of California alumni
Category:1975 births
Category:Historians
Edward Kuhn, Sr.

Edward Kuhn, Sr. (1825–1883) was a successful American businessman and politician who served as Mayor of Columbia, Tennessee four times in the mid-nineteenth century.
== Biography ==
Edward Kuhn, Sr. was born in Richmond, Virginia January 25, 1825. His parents are unknown. At the age of twelve he apprenticed to Richmond carriage maker J. E. Laughton. He spent five years learning the carriage making business. Then, in October 1843 he left Richmond on foot and traveled to Columbia, Tennessee, a distance of 650 miles, arriving in February 1844. He settled in Columbia and began working for the carriage maker T. W. Keesse. In 1847 he formed a partnetship with Robert Cross and began making carriages. In 1858 he bought out Cross and formed a successful partnetship with a former co-worker, T. W. Turpin. He was elected Mayor of Columbia, Tennessee four times (1857, 1866, 1872, and 1873). He died from stomach cancer on November 10, 1883.
== Social and political life ==
Kuhn was actively involved in the social affairs and civic life in Columbia. He was a longtime Director of the Maury County Agricultural, Mechanical, Horticultural, and Livestock Society of Columbia, was Treasurer of the Farmers Club, and Captain of Fire Company No. 2. In 1871 his firm won awards at the Maury County Fair for best carriage and best harness, as well as several other awards for equipment they manufactured.
Kuhn was first elected Mayor of Columbia in 1857, just thirteen years after coming to Columbia. In 1860, he served as a Maury County Delegate to the State Convetion. He also served three more terms as Mayor of Columbia in 1866, 1872, and 1873.
Category:1825 births
Category:1883 deaths
Category:American businessmen 
Category:American politicians 
Category:People from Richmond, Virginia