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Andrew Harrison (Saxophonist)

Dr. Andrew Harrison (b. 1987) is an Indian-American classical saxophonist and educator.
== Education ==
Dr. Harrison started his higher education at La Sierra University in Riverside, California|Riverside California in 2005. Upon entering, his major was biochemistry pre med and was working to become an opthamologist. After spending his first summer at the Ameropa Music Festival in the Czech Republic, he changed course and switched his major to music with an emphasis in saxophone performance. In January 2007, Dr. Harrison transferred to the University of Texas at Austin to study with renowned classical saxophonist Harvey Pittel. He completed a Bachelors and Masters and Saxophone Performance, and was the applied saxophone teaching assistant during his Masters degree. After completing his masters in 2012, Dr. Harrison began his Doctorate of Musical Arts at the University of Southern California|USC Thornton School of Music, where he studied with Los Angeles Philharmonic Saxophonists James Rotter and Douglas Masek. He finished his DMA in 2015. 
== Career ==
During his DMA and after, Dr. Harrison was teaching at the Colburn School in Los Angeles along with the French Conservatory of Music in Beverly Hills. He began his performance career playing at numerous venues in Los Angeles, ranging from dive bars, libraries, and churches. He quickly developed a name for himself in the LA scene, and was soon performing with organizations like the Burbank Philharmonic, Downey Symphony, Music Academy of the West, the Pacific Symphony, and more. Currently Dr. Harrison performs all over the country as a recitalist, clinician, and concerto soloist. He is currently on faculty at Mt. San Antonio College, Cerritos College, and Sonoma State University. He as commissioned over 30 works for saxophone by composers such as Joel Love, Jules Pegram, Viet Cuong, to name a few, and has placed in numerous competitions, including the Pershing's Own|US "Pershing's Own" Collegiate Concerto Competition, the LMC Frances Walton Competition, numerous Music Teachers National Association|MTNA Competitions, and the American Prize in Music. He is currently an Eastman Winds Endorsing Artist, and exclusively players on their saxophones. He has had positive critical reviews from multiple publications including the Austin Statesman, LA Opus Magazine, The Instrumentalist Magazine, and the Beverly Hills National Auditions, where he was described as "a magician showing off hits tricks," a "spectacular performer," and has a sound that is "broad and rich."
== Discography ==
* Einaudi Live (2021 CDBaby)
* In the City: New Works for Saxophone and Piano (2016 CDBaby)
* Classical Revolution LA 2015-16 (Compilation Album)
* Over the Rainbow and Bach Again (2010 Longhorn Music)
* Places in the West (2014 Longhorn Music)
* Shadow of Sirius (2015 Naxos)
 
Category:1987 births
Category:Classical saxophonists
Category:Educators
Andrew Henderson (businessman)

Andrew Henderson is a businessman, consultant, author and the founder of Nomad Capitalist Limited: a financial consultancy based in Austin, Texas.
Henderson briefly attended Arizona State University before dropping out to start a business. At the age of 22, Henderson was already starting to be successful in business, and soon started travelling to different countries throught the world. As of 2023, Henderson's net worth is estimated to be $12 million.
In 2018, Henderson launched his book: Nomad Capitalist: Reclaim Your Freedom with Offshore Companies, Dual Citizenship, Foreign Banks, and Overseas Investments.
Category:Arizona State University alumni
Category:Businesspeople
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Andrew Holdsworth

Andrew Holdsworth is an English composer, record producer and pianist.
==Music for Ballet==
Holdsworth is the music producer of all the grades and vocational exams for the Royal Academy of Dance. With Jonathan Still, he began devising the Pre-Primary and Primary syllabi in 2009 and went on to produce the music for Grades 1-3 (2011) and Grades 4-5 (2013), recording the English National Ballet Philharmonic and a collection of ensembles and solo performers. Holdsworth's other productions for the Royal Academy of Dance include the After Class series, the Discovering Repertoire series and music resources for Silver Swans. He has released, to date, over 40 albums of music for ballet class.
==Other==
Holdsworth’s first studio work was as house engineer at Jacob’s Studios where he worked with death metal band Paradise Lost and played keyboards on their albums Icon (1993) and Draconian Times (1995). 
Holdsworth's production career started in 1997 with Cosmas, the debut album from Damian Wilson and he has since produced all of Wilson's solo albums. He has also worked extensively with Dublin-based record producer Bill Shanley - arranging, mixing and sometimes co-producing Irish artists such as Mary Black and Finbar Furey. During lockdown, Holdsworth produced Tony Woollard's arrangement of Mozart's Requiem for 20 Cellos, parts of which were choreographed and filmed by Ballet Black. 
With Nigel Planer and Hannah Jane Fox, in 2018 Holdsworth wrote a musical adaptation of Fay Weldon’s She Devil which is currently in production
==Discography==
===Music for Ballet===
2014 	Reimagined for Ballet Class: Pop Volumes 1& 2
2015 	Reimagined for Ballet Class: Classical Volume 1
2015 	Adventures in Pre-School Dance Volumes 1, 2 & 3
2018 	An Alternative Ballet Class Volumes 1 & 2
2018 	A Christmas Ballet Class Volume 1
2019 	Reimagined for Ballet Class Decades – 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s
2019 	A Christmas Ballet Class Volume 2
2019 	A Christmas Tap Class
2020 	Reimagined for Ballet Class: Classical Volume 2
2020 	Reimagined for Ballet Class: Decades – 00s, 10s
2021 	Music for Dance Improvisation
2021 	Movies and Musicals Volumes 1, 2 & 3
2021 	Reimagined for Ballet Class: Decades - 00s, 10s (Orchestral Version)
2021 	A Christmas Ballet Class (Orchestral Version)
2022 	Fun Time Signatures for Ballet Class
2022 	Reimagined for Ballet Class: 20th Century Classical
2020s	Reimagined for Ballet Class: Songs of the 2020s Volumes 1, 2 & 3
2022 	Piano Music for Ballet Training (3 albums)
2023 	Repertoire Music for Ballet Class: In 2, In 3, Port de Bras & Adage
2023 	A Christmas Ballet Class – The Nutcracker
2024 	La Paix – Peaceful Piano Reflections on the Ballet Repertoire
2024 	Around the World in a Ballet Class Volumes 1 & 2
2024 	Ballet Class Music for the Older Dancer Volume 1
Category:English composers
Category:English people
Category:Record producers
Category:Pianists
Andrew James Bates

Andrew James Bates (born January 8, 1987) is a political advisor serving as Special Assistant to the President and White House Deputy Press Secretary. A member of the Democratic Party, he was previously the Director of Rapid Response for the Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign. Bates also worked in the Obama-Biden Administration as Press Secretary for the U.S. Trade Representative (2014–2016) and as a communications aide in the White House (2010–2013). Bates was the North Carolina communications director for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign and led the Democratic super PAC American Bridge’s House races arm in 2018.
== Early life and education ==
Bates is a native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He graduated from Richard Joshua Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem. He has a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from North Carolina State University, where he graduated in 2009 after taking time off to intern for the Obama campaign.
== Career ==
=== Obama administration ===
While studying political science at North Carolina State University, Bates took time off from school to intern for the 2008 Obama campaign. After returning to earn his degree, he was hired by the White House as a Media Monitor, later becoming a press assistant and then a researcher. When he left to join the U.S. Trade Representative’s press team, Politico wrote that he had become a “fixture” of the Obama communications team.
He also served as press secretary to the U.S. Trade Representative, Michael Froman.
=== 2016 Hillary Clinton presidential campaign ===
Bates was the North Carolina communications director for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign.
=== Biden administration ===
At its launch in April of 2019, Bates joined the 2020 presidential campaign of former Vice President Joe Biden as Director of Rapid Response.
During the Democratic primary, with then-president Donald J. Trump stepping up attacks on Biden following news breaking that he had withheld military aid to Ukraine in an attempt to pressure the Zelenskyy government to tarnish the former vice president, Bates told The Washington Post, “For someone who claims to be a ‘dealmaker,’ Donald Trump has certainly given Joe Biden a lot of rent-free real estate in his own head.”
In November of 2020, with Trump signaling that he would refuse to concede the election, Bates responded, “The American people will decide this election. And the United States government is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers out of the White House.”
Bates was the White House Press Office's point person for the confirmation of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to the United States Supreme Court.
== Personal life ==
On September 17, 2022, Bates married U.S. State Department Senior Adviser for Global Public Affairs Megan Apper.
Category:American people
Category:1987 births
Andrew Kidd

Andrew Kidd is the current CEO of the Arvon Foundation. He is also the Co-Founder and current Chair of the Folio Prize|Rathbone Folio Prize.
== Career ==
Kidd has held previous positions as Editorial Director of Penguin Books, Publisher of Picador (imprint) and Macmillan and the Managing Director of Aitken Alexander Associates Ltd. The Independent stated that Picador was ""revitalised under Andrew Kidd" - formerly of Penguin." In 2016, Kidd co-founded Alexi Books. A digital reading platform that "aims to free readers from 'algorithm rabbit hole'" as stated in the Guardian. 
In 2015, the Evening Standard Evening Standard named Kidd on the Progress 1000, a list of London's most influential people. In 2014 Kidd was nominated and was one of the winners of the H.Club 100, an award for the most influential people in the UK's creative industries. Kidd also made it onto the The Bookseller 100 most influential people in the literary industry, being credited in the Bookseller as "the driving force behind the biggest, splashiest book prize launch in decades". Kidd has published authors such as John Updike, Matthew Kneale, Deborah Eisenberg, Jonathan Safran Foer, Edward St Aubyn, Carol Ann Duffy, Jim Crace, Bret Easton Ellis, Jackie Kay, Alan Hollinghurst, Cormac McCarthy and John Banville.
Category:Chief executive officers
Andrew Lawler

Andrew Francis Lawler (born May 25, 1961) is an American journalist and author. He has written for The New York Times, National Geographic, Science (journal), Archaeology (magazine), and other publications. Lawler investigated the looting the Iraq Museum in Baghdad as well as ancient sites during the American-led 2003 2003 invasion of Iraq. He also reported on cultural heritage destruction in Afghanistan from the Taliban’s 2001 fall from power until their return in 2021. 
Lawler has written three books, including The Secret Token: Myth, Obsession, and the Search for the Lost Colony of Roanoke. “Mr. Lawler is an intrepid guide to this treacherous territory,” noted The Economist, which called The Secret Token “lively and engaging,” though the Wall Street Journal chided the author for giving a “social justice” spin to the tale. His most recent publication is Under Jerusalem: The Buried History of the World’s Most Contested City, which The Washington Post called "a sweeping tale of archaeological exploits and their cultural and political consequences told with a historian’s penchant for detail and a journalist’s flair for narration."
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Category:1961 births
Category:American journalists
Category:American authors
Category:American people
Andrew Lawler (author)

Andrew Lawler is an American journalist and author. He has written about science, archaeology, politics, and history for several publications, including National Geographic, The New York Times, Smithsonian (magazine), and Science (journal)|Science (where he is a contributing writer). He twice won the Gene S. Stuart Award from the Society for American Archaeology, and his articles have been included in The Best American Science and Nature Writing series. Lawler’s 2014 debut, which Kirkus calls “a splendid book”, Why Did the Chicken Cross the World?, tells the history of what Lawler argues is the world’s most important animal. His 2018 book, The Secret Token: Myth, Obsession, and the Search for the Lost Colony of Roanoke, which explores the first English attempt to settle the New World, is described as an “enjoyable historical adventure” in which “the themes of mingled races, of cultures clashing to create something new, are surprisingly fresh and powerful.”. The Secret Token is a national bestseller that elicited both praise and criticism for his contention that the first English child born in the New World remains a symbol of white supremacy.
==Books==
* Why Did the Chicken Cross the World?: The Epic Saga of the Bird that Powers Civilization Atria, 2016, 
* The Secret Token: Myth, Obsession, and the Search for the Lost Colony of Roanoke Doubleday, 2018, 
==In the media==
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Andrew Liverpool

Andrew Liverpool (born April 9, 1990) is a Guyanese - Born, Lawyer/Philanthropist/Poet/ Trained Actor. He is also a graduate of the University of Guyana (2012) where he obtained his Bachelor of Laws and the University of Fiji (2015) where he obtained his Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice in 2015https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2015/07/22/two-guyanese-admitted-to-fiji-bar/
== Early life ==
As a young boy coming from a small community on the outskirts namely Mocha Arcadia of the East Bank of Demerara in Greater Georgetown, Andrew always saw the value of education and the role it can play in the transformation of one's life. A former student of the Headstart Nursery School, Winfer Gardens Primary School, North Ruimveldt Multilateral School, the St Joseph's High School and the President's College had molded him to view life in a way that would see him making a mark later on in history.
== Theatre life==
In 2008 after completing 6th Form at the President's College Guyana, Liverpool found himself involved in the Arts more specifically involved in various poetry competitions such as Dynamic Poetry Competition where he placed third place in 2009 and later joining the Guyana Theatre Guild where he met fellow thespians and was featured in many plays and later in Guyana's Number One Satirical Show namely the Link Show in 2009 - 2011.
== University life==
The Year of 2009 saw the beginning of an exciting journey where Liverpool began to read for his L.L.B or Bachelor of Laws. University life was quite exciting and challenging. Liverpool was in 2012 nominated to run for the University of Guyana's Law Society President where he placed as the Runner Up to Timothy Millington. In 2012 Mr. Liverpool graduated with his Law Degree and took a break from pursuing law school due to Financial reasons.
== Fiji==
In 2014 Mr. Liverpool was admitted to the University of Fiji Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice program that saw him travelling to the tiny pacific island in 2015. In July of the same year, after completing his post graduate diploma he sought admissions to the Bar of Fiji. 
== Admissions to the bar of fiji==
On the 21 July 2015, Mr. Liverpool was admitted to the Bar of Fiji along with Fellow Guyanese Ms. Shinella Ghent. This admission was presided by the former Chief Justice of Fiji Mr. Anthony Gates and he was introduced to the bar by Mr. Siddhart Nandan. Mr. Liverpool's admission to the Bar saw him becoming the First from his community namely Mocha Arcadia, to be admitted to a bar and later on being the First Guyanese and South American to practice law in Fiji and a South Pacific nation.
== References ==
==External links==
* Andrew Liverpool on linkedin
* Two Guyanese admitted to Fiji bar – Kaieteur News
* Andrew Mark Fitzgerald Pollard, SC – Hughes, Fields & Stoby
Category:1990 births
Category:Guyanese lawyers
Category:Guyanese philanthropists
Category:Guyanese poets
Category:Guyanese actors
Category:Bachelor's degrees
Category:Law degrees
Category:Alumni by university or college in Fiji
Category:Practice of law
Category:University of Guyana alumni
Andrew Mathers

André van Meurs (born 21 December 1987), better known under his stage name Andrew Mathers, is a Dutch DJ and music producer.
==Career==
Van Meurs grew up in Schipluiden. He started making music at the age of fourteen and began working as a DJ at Speakers. In 2012 he released his first record. Van Meurs played at Latin Village, among other places. Abroad he performed in Morocco, Turkey, Portugal, Mauritius, Suriname and India.
==Personal life==
André van Meurs is the brother of Dutch cabaret artist René van Meurs.
Category:1976 births
Category:Club DJs
Category:Dutch DJs
Andrew Morgan (writer)

Andrew Morgan (born July 28, 2004) is an American football writer who is currently an intern at ArizonaVarsity.com, a high school sports website based out of Chandler, Arizona. He has also written for BuckeyeScoop.com, an Ohio State sports website, as well as Foothills Focus, a small-town publication based in Anthem, Arizona.
== Early life ==
A native of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Morgan moved to Anthem, Arizona with his parents, Kyle and Jennifer Morgan, at two-months old. Morgan attended Greenbrier Elementary in Glendale, Arizona, where his mother was a teacher, before attending Anthem Elementary, where he later joined the band and played the Drum kit, from first grade through middle school.
Morgan played a few sports growing up including lacrosse, flag football, and cross country.
Morgan attended Boulder Creek High School where he was elected into student government his freshman year. Graduating a year early, Morgan participated in the marching band all three years, becoming the captain of the Marching percussion|drumline in his final year of high school.
== Career ==
In September of 2020, Morgan took on an internship with Arizona Varsity, covering high school sports in Arizona. Later that month, he joined The Scouting Academy, a football education company led by former National Football League|NFL scout Dan Hatman, as a social media manager. Morgan also began freelance video work, covering various high school teams across central Arizona.
Throughout the Spring of 2021, Morgan followed a national 7v7 football team, culminating in an Emmy Awards nominated (Southwest region) documentary series entitled, Inside The Hive: The Stories of True Buzz West Coast.
In the summer of 2021, Morgan went viral on Twitter for posting numerous free recruiting resources that aid high school athletes. On July 13, 2021, Morgan was verified on Twitter after amassing 2,000 followers.
== Personal life ==
Morgan has six siblings, four of which are adopted out of foster care.
Category:2004 births
Category:American sportswriters
Andrew Nash Gifford

Andrew Nash Gifford (born 1974) is an American publisher born in Washington, D.C.. He is most known for founding Santa Fe Writers Project (SFWP), a highly respected Small press. Gifford is also the author of the memoir We All Scream that details his family story; Gifford is the grandson of John Nash Gifford, the founder of Gifford's Ice Cream & Candy Co.
== Early Life ==
The son of a prominent Washington, D.C. area family, Andrew Gifford was the heir to the Gifford's Ice Cream & Candy Co. empire before his father, Robert Gifford destroyed the business with a faulty franchising scheme. Robert Gifford disappeared in the wake of bankruptcy proceedings. Andrew Gifford's mother, Barbara, was fanatically religious and fascinated by Charles Manson. Both parents were alcoholic, and the household was abusive.
== Entrance into Publishing ==
Inspired by zine culture, and in particular Pagan Kennedy, in 1989 Gifford founded his first publishing company, Purple Publications, which had to be shut down while Gifford was in college and struggling with Trigeminal neuralgia. He went on to be an editor of Associated Press wires and a developmental editor at the American Psychological Association; however, during this period, Gifford was depressed. During a trip to visit family in Santa Fe, New Mexico his uncle, the writer Richard Currey encouraged him to get back into publishing. In 1998, Gifford founded Santa Fe Writers Project (SFWP).
== Success as a Publisher ==
As of 2018, Gifford's publishing company Santa Fe Writers Project (SFWP) had been continuously operating for twenty years. 
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Category:American publishers (people)
Category:1974 births
Category:American authors
Andrew Neighbors

Dr. Andrew Neighbors is an American YouTube personality, filmmaker, vlogger, model and optometrist.
== Biography ==
Neighbors was born on August 14, 1990 in Alabama to David Phillip and Halley Ann Neighbors. He was raised in Arkansas, where he came out at the age of 15. Neighbors enrolled at the Pre-Medicine Arkansas State University program in 2008. Neighbors attended the Southern College of Optometry, where he was co-author of an investigation on ocular comfort. In 2015, after winning an essay contest, he was one of four recipients of a $150 travel grant by the Tennesse Chapter of the American Academy of Optometry for their annual meeting in New Orleans. Upon graduating in the summer of 2016, he was co-recipient of the Drs. Fred and Charlene Burnett Student Research Award.
Neighbors started his YouTube channel on August 2015, after completing his third didactic year in the Southern College of Optometry. He has stated that through his channel he has tried to normalize a "gay, professional lifestyle". Neighbors has credited his success as a vlogger to his originality while other have to his "good looks and sweet personality". He based his practice as a travelling optometrist in Denver, Colorado and then moved to Los Angeles in 2018.
Neighbors does not take images of himself below the waist since he is not comfortable with it and has defined that as something reserved for his boyfriends, some of have accompanied him on video. He has described himself as a "huge fantasy film nerd" and has expressed his liking of the Games of Thrones and Harry Potter franchises. In early 2020, Neighbors travelled to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. During the Covid-19 Pandemic he posted a video reflecting on his early age signs that helped him identify as a homosexual.
== Filmography ==
Year	Film 	Role 	Notes
2016	Unique 2 Colorado 	Himself	News report
2019	Lonely, Bored, and Alone 	Andrew 	Short film. Also writer, producer and director.
2019	The 50's 	Kenneth	Short film
2019	The Young and the Restless	Patron 	Television series
2019	Gently into the Dark 	Brent 	Short film
==In the media==
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* Andrew Neighbors on linkedin
* Andrew Neighbors on imdb
* Interview with Andrew Neighbors - HUF Magazine
* andrew neighbors | Tumblr
* Dr. Andrew Neighbors, OD | Denver, CO | Healthgrades
Category:1990 births
Category:American Internet celebrities
Category:American YouTubers
Category:American filmmakers
Category:American models
Category:American optometrists
Category:Arkansas State University alumni