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Daniel Allen Cohen

Daniel Allen Cohen is a Los Angeles based multi-media artist best known for his platform, This is Addictive, which highlights adult cravings and material obsessions using imagery often associated with childhood nostalgia. For instance, his series, Periodic Table of Drugs, parodies the format of the scientific periodic table but instead of cataloguing natural elements, Cohen catalogues a variety of narcotics. Cohen has shown his work at art fairs including SCOPE Art Show in Miami and the L.A. Art Show. 
Cohen's subversive sculpture makes satirical commentary on the consumer habits associated with youth culture in Western society. He works with a variety of materials, including: wood, acrylic paint, metal, graphic design and digital alterations. Incorporating substances, such as drugs, chocolate and Diamond|diamonds, that are associated with decadence and often abused, Cohen is able to address the dialogue surrounding addiction.
Score, 2015
In this series, Cohen confronts the increase of drug use, and ease of its availability, in the United States. Using the format of a Nutrition facts label|nutrition label that lists ingredients in packaged food, he outlines the effects of Recreational recreational drugs. In addition to creating these labels for existing drugs, Cohen invents drugs, like "Insta-Fame" pills, to provide social media clout, and "Poor & Suffering Relief" pills to alleviate poverty.
Precious Bars, 2016
In 2016, Cohen started his Precious Bars series where he fabricates stacks of money and bars of gold wrapped in the packaging of branded chocolate bars that have been slightly altered. For instance, in Cohen's version, the iconic Mr. Goodbar has changed to read "Mr. Goldbar."
Periodic Table of Drugs, 2017-ongoing
In this series, Cohen parodies the Periodic Table of Elements which outlines life-sustaining elements such as Hydrogen, Carbon, Nitrogen and Oxygen. By featuring recreational drugs instead of chemical elements, Cohen illustrates the irony surrounding which substances are valued in contemporary society.
Category:American artists
Category:American people
Category:living people
Daniel Ang Kok Chun

Daniel Ang Kok Chun (born May 1, 1992) is a Singaporean actor, content creator, and graduate of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). He is also an entertainer, singer, and performer and is widely regarded as one of South Asia's most influential male influencers. As an Instagram influencer, he regularly promotes brands and products through his account, which has amassed over 43.9 K followers.
== Biography ==
Chun was born on May 1, 1992, in Singapore. He graduated from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in 2019. He started his acting career at age 20 when he first appeared in a television show. As an actor, Chun is known to have appeared on Kin as Kee Tong and with Astro, buds theatre, and Act3 International. 
In addition to his acting career, Chun has established himself as a successful content creator. He began posting content on fashion, beauty, and food and is known for sharing personal aspects of his life through his posts. He has partnerships and sponsorships with notable brands, promoting and reviewing their products. Chun believes that his acting skills have further complimented his content creation skills, making him confident on camera and elevating his stage presence. He also sees his social media as a ready portfolio of his videos and photos, which can lead to casting opportunities. 
As a leading and one of the most influential South Asian content creators, Chun has over 43.9 K followers on Instagram. Some of his recent brand sponsorships and collaborations include Coco-Cola SG, John Varvatos, Ferra Gamo Parfums, Neogence, Eubi, and Ergo Works, among others.
== Awards and recognitions ==
Chun has been credited as one of Singapore's Top 10 Male Influencers (2023).
==In the media==
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Category:1992 births
Category:Singaporean people
Category:Singaporean actors
Daniel Ashville Louisy

Daniel Ashville Louisy (born 27 January 1982) is a British-St. Lucian entrepreneur, presenter, producer, and business owner. He is the founder and CEO of Ashville Holdings and the Ashville Group of companies.
Ashville made appearances in documentaries like Yiannimize Grand Tour (2019) and most recently his own show on National Geographic called Building Impossible with Daniel Ashville. Building Impossible is produced by Hoff Productions.
The 6 part series features mega structures such as, Africa's Mega Bridge, Alpine Mega Tunnel, LA Mega Stadium, Las Vegas Mega Sphere, Mega Airship and Mega Cruise Ship.
Ashville has gained a massive following on multiple social media platforms.
==Early life and education==
Ashville grew up in Northwest London and was brought up by his St Lucian mother. He went to school at Saint Thomas Moore, St Charles 6th Form College & University of Glamorgan. As a youngster, Daniel showed interest in construction, engineering, heavy goods vehicles, machinery, and trains.
Ashville set up Ashville Construction, to undertake property development projects across London and surrounding areas. Ashville Aggregates and Concrete and other Ashville companies within the group were later formed.
==Filmography==
===Television===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2023	Building Impossible With Daniel Ashville	Presenter	6 episodes
Category:1982 births
Category:People from London
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Producers
Daniel Bisgaard Haarbo

Daniel Bisgaard Haarbo (born March 14th 2003) is a danish professional footballer who plays for FC Copenhagen and Denmark Under18 national team.
Bisgaard Haarbo has the position as 4-4-2 central midfielder and he is the nephew of former professional footballer, Morten Bisgaard.
== Club Career ==
=== BSV Boldklubben Soelleroed-Vedbaek ===
Early stage of young Bisgaard Haarbo's football journey was formed in the local club BSV.
In 2013 Bisgaard Haarbo was awarded by A.C. Milan|AC Milan to join the renowned Milan Junior Camp in 2014.
=== FC Copenhagen Talent Academy ===
By the end of season 2012/2013 Bisgaard Haarbo moved from BSV to FC Copenhagen's Talent Academy.
In 2015 Bisgaard Haarbo was picked to join the class of 2002 for the FC Copenhagen School of Excellence Program.
In the 2019/20 season Bisgaard Haarbo was captain for the Under17 squad, that led the national U17 league after abruptly completion due to Covid-19.
Bisgaard Haarbo was promoted to the FC Copenhagen Under19 squad at the end of 2019 and won the danish U19 2019/20 Cup final. 
=== FC Copenhagen ===
In 2020 Bisgaard Haarbo made his FC Copenhagen senior debut in the Reserve League versus Brondby (2-2).
=== Denmark National Team ===
Bisgaard Haarbo has played 5 winning games for Denmarks national team against Greece(U17), France(U17) and Germany(U18).
Bisgaard Haarbo was appointed for the Danish national team participating in 2020 UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualification|Euro-2020 for U17 in Moscow, Russia, but the tournament was cancelled due to the outbreak of Covid-19.
== External links ==
* Transfermarkt status
* DBU Danish Football Association "National Team database"
Category:2003 births
[[Category:Living people
Category:Association football midfielders
Category:Danish footballers]
Category:F.C. Copenhagen players
Daniel C. Smith

Daniel C. Smith was Mayor of Houston, Texas from 1886 to 1890. A railroad machinist, Smith is the only mayor of Houston to have been elected as a sitting member of a labor union. Smith's term was marked by Houston's transition from at-large city council seats to ward-based democratic representation, which impacted how he governed.
== Election ==
Smith ousted the incumbent mayor of Houston at the time, William R. Baker. Baker, a large property owner and the president of both a railroad company and a bank, had been elected because voters believed he could address ongoing financial challenges in the city, but the city's debt continued to rise during his term. Out of 4,500 votes total, Smith prevailed over Baker by only four. 
Smith's election was part of a large sweep of city offices by a working class coalition. Whereas previous city councils were mostly comprised of business leaders, the Houston City Council that served under Smith's administration included a painter, two railroad superintendents, a yardmaster, a saloon keeper, and a grocer.
=== Policies ===
The Smith Administration succeeded in bringing down the debt, leaving Houston with a surplus by the time he left office. Smith also expanded city services into previously neglected neighborhoods. 
In particular, transit became much more common throughout the city. Houston's previous railway monopoly had been owned by an entrepreneur from Chicago, but Smith's city council voted to allow a competing system to enter the market, angering the Chicago owner into cancelling a half-million dollar modernization of his system. Many northern business interests who had previously invested in Houston stayed away during Smith's term, but the city was able to leverage competition to greatly expand transit into areas that had not been previously served. The city also managed to regularly tax and regulate private utility investors into paying a larger share than they had when business elites were in charge of City Hall.
Houston City Officials, 1886	Houston City Officials, 1886
Name 	Position
Daniel C. Smith 	Mayor
Geo R. Bringhurst 	Secretary and Treasurer
Robert Adair 	Assessor and Collector
M. F. DeBajligethy 	Deputy
James Shaughnessy 	City
John White 	Deputy
C. Anson Jones 	Attorney
Patrick Whitty 	City Engineer
Justin E. Dow 	Superintendent of City Public Schools
Dr. B. Powell 	City Health Officer
Dr. AV.A. Tryon 	City Health Inspector
Robert Liskow 	Market Master
Hugh Hamilton 	First Ward Alderman
George Underwood 	First Ward Alderman
George H. Blake 	Second Ward Alderman
Stephen O. Flynn 	Second Ward Alderman
Milton G. Howe 	Third Ward Alderman
W.L. Macatee 	Third Ward Alderman
August Bering 	Fourth Ward Alderman
Thomas Cronan 	Fourth Ward Alderman
William Alexander 	Fifth Ward Alderman
Thomas Williamson 	Fifth Ward Alderman
Category:Mayors of Houston
Daniel Connell (comedian)

Daniel Connell is an Australian comedian. Connell grew up in Batemans Bay, on the New South Wales south coast. He started his comedy career in Canberra before moving to Melbourne in 2010. Connell's style of stand up comedy has been described as "effortless" and "laconic". Reviewers have described him having an "easy charm" and having "mastered the art of dry observational humour."
==Comedy Festivals==
Connell made his debut on the comedy festival scene in 2011. Connell has performed at 11 consecutive Melbourne International Comedy Festivals, as well as Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, Sydney Comedy Festival, Perth Fringe World, and Canberra Comedy Festival. 
==Festival Shows==
* I'm Always Sore (2023)
* Gutless Wonder (2022)
* I’ve Had A Flare Up (2021)
* Cheers Big Ears (2020)
* Piece of Piss (2019)
* Bit of Shush (2018)
* Stacks On (2017)
* Resting Face (2016)
* The Get Out Stakes (2015)
* Dodgem Car Saviour (2014)
* Mr Personality 1988 (2013)
* Likeable Enough (2012)
==Comedy Specials==
Connell has released two full length comedy specials:
* Gutless Wonder (2022)
* Live at the NMI (2023)
==TV Appearances==
Connell has made a number of television appearances, including the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Gala (ABC 2017, 2019, 2021), Opening Night Comedy All Stars Supershow (ABC 2022) and Comedy Up Late (ABC 2018, 2021). He has acted in various roles in Kinne Tonight (Network 10 2019) and appeared live on The Project (Network 10 2023).
Category:Australian people
Category:Comedians
Category:Stand-up comedians
Daniel Coombe

Daniel Coombe (born 11 September 1999) is an retired and Welsh road track cyclist, who currently owns and runs coaching company RaceLine Coaching . He has represented Wales at National and International level and won a bronze medal. Daniel retired from cycling in 2019 after a career ending injury. 
===Cycling career===
Coombe was part of the Wales Racing Academy when he became a medalist in British track championships in the team pursuit event at the 2019 British National Track Championships.
Later in 2019, Coombe retired after a career ending injury with a Van. Coombe now running coaching company RaceLine Coaching taking athletes to British Championship wins in the Youth National Road Championships in 2023
===Coaching career===
Following his retirement from professional cycling due to a career-ending injury, Daniel Coombe shifted his focus to coaching. He founded RaceLine Coaching, a company aimed at nurturing and developing cyclists to achieve their full potential. Since its inception, RaceLine Coaching has guided numerous athletes to success in various competitions, notably securing victories in the Youth National Road Championships of 2023.
Through RaceLine Coaching, Coombe applies his extensive experience and expertise gained from years of competing at national and international levels. His dedication to mentoring aspiring cyclists has not only led to over 100 individual triumphs but has also contributed to the broader cycling community's growth and development.
Coombe's transition from athlete to coach demonstrates his commitment to the sport and his desire to pass on his knowledge to the next generation of cyclists, ensuring that his legacy in cycling endures beyond his competitive years.
Daniel Coombe
Personal information	Personal information
Born 	11 September 1999 (age 24)
Yeovil
Team information 	Team information
Current team 	Retired
Job 	Coach
Amateur teams 	Amateur teams
2016 	Brother NRG
2017 	Backstedt RT
Professional team 	Professional team
2018-19 	Wales Racing Academy
==Career achievements==
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; 2016
: 1st Welsh Road Race Championships 
:: 5th Bath RC Junior Road Race | Jr 
:: 3rd Aubel - Stavelot Juniors | 2nd stage | TTT 
:: 13th Junior Tour of Wales | Overall - 
:: 5th Junior Tour of Wales | 4th stage
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:: 2017
:: 1st Welsh Road Race Championships
:: 3rd British Junior Men's Road Series | Jr
:: 3rd Circuito del Guadiana Junior | Jr
:: 15th Nokere Koerse Juniors | J-1.1
:: 12th Guido Reybrouck Juniors
:: 3rd Isle of Man Junior Tour | Overall
:: 3rd Driedaagse Axel Juniors | Mountain
:: 3rd Kingdom Junior Classic | Overall
:: 2nd Monmouthshire Junior Grand Prix 
:: 3rd St. Martinusprijs Juniors | 1st stage | TTT
:: 9th Junioren Rundfahrt | Overall
: 2019
: 3rd HSBC UK | National Track Championships (Mens Team Pursuit)
Category:1999 births
Category:Welsh track cyclists
Category:British people
Daniel Corrie (poet)

Daniel Corrie is an American poet, scholar, and educator. Born in Cleveland, Mississippi, Corrie 
Corrie's poems have appeared in The American ScholarThe American Scholar (magazine)|, Birmingham Poetry Review, Greensboro Review, Hudson Review, Image, Kenyon Review, Measure, Modern Age, Missouri Review, The Nation, National Forum, New Criterion, Shenandoah, Southern Review, Southwest Review, Terrain.org, Virginia Quarterly Review, with poems selected for five anthologies and for Verse Daily. His scholarship exploring poetry and poetics has been featured in Modern Age
Corrie’s poetry is concerned with the imperiled natural world, the climate crisis, selfhood, and aspects of time
==Life==
Corrie's father was a United States Air Force officer, retiring as a full colonel. After his parents’ divorce and his father’s retirement when Corrie was a teenager, his father and he moved from Cleveland, Mississippi to his father’s hometown, Crewe, Virginia. Corrie received his BS and MA in English from Longwood College, now known as Longwood University.
He and his wife live on their farm in Tift County, Georgia.
==Environmental Activism==
Corrie and his wife, Ellen, have planted 60 acres of Longleaf pine and native understory near their home
==Awards==
* 2011 - Morton Marr Poetry Prize
==Selected bibliography==
===Chapbooks===
* Human, Iris Press
* For the Future, Iris Press 
* Words, World, Blue Horse Press 
Category:Longwood University alumni
Category:Poets from Mississippi
Category:Writers from Mississippi
Category:Chapbook writers
Daniel D. Smith Sr.

Daniel D. Smith Sr. (born March 9, 1944) is an American military historian and author. He has published nonfiction books on several topics, including the United States Medal of Honor and the American Civil War battles for the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee; U.S. Navy sailors’ memorabilia; tailor-made dress blues, liberty cuffs, and the folk art of U.S. Navy sailors; and the history of the U.S. Navy’s use of law enforcement-style badges. 
==Early life and education==
Smith was born in San Diego, California, on March 9, 1944. He moved back and forth between San Diego and Chattanooga as a child, attending Central High School in Hamilton County, Tennessee, before leaving school early to join the Navy.
==Career==
Smith served 13 years on active duty in the U.S. Navy and another 13 years in the U.S. Navy Reserve, from which he retired as a senior chief petty officer. He was named sailor of the quarter for the Chattanooga Navy Reserve Center in 1978 and sailor of the year in 1985. 
During his service aboard the USS Courtney in 1962, Smith's vessel circumnavigated South America along with four other ships on a mission to conduct naval exercises with several South American navies. 
Smith was twice awarded the U.S. Navy Achievement Medal, first for his service from 1983 to 1984 as recruitment center leader. His team was also awarded the Golden Anchor for their achievements during this period. He again received the Navy Achievement Medal for service from 1985 to 1987 as executive officer of the USS Yosemite unit. 
Following his military service, Smith retired from the Tennessee Valley Authority in 2001 after 23 years as an information technology manager. 
As a volunteer, Smith served in several roles for the National Medal of Honor Museum of Military History, including executive director from 1997 to 1999 as well as curator and advisory board member.
Category:1944 births
Category:American military historians
Category:American people
Category:Author
Category:People from San Diego
Daniel Damilola Nejo

Daniel Damilola Nejo also known as Daniel Nejo, is a Nigerian Internet entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of Nejo University.
==Biography==
Daniel was born on 22 of May 1993 in Ajegunle. He had his Primary education at the Tofek Preparatory School and his secondary school education at Fagba Secondary school and Elias International School. He is the fifth child from the family of eleven. He earned his Bachelor's degree at the Ajayi Crowther University where he studied Computer science and his master degree at Middlesex University in Business Information Systems Management, with an academic honor from Tech Nation, as an Exceptional Talent, with a five years visa from the U.K Government. In 2016, he founded Nejo University, an NGO for mentorship and empowerment.
Category:1993 births
Category:Nigerian social entrepreneurs
Category:Alumni of Middlesex University
Daniel Daurer

Daniel Daurer (born on March 3, 2007, at Amstetten Hospital) is an Austrian musician, student, and talented programmer who has gained recognition in the fields of IT security and network technology.
==Biography==
Daniel Daurer grew up in Amstetten and successfully completed his education at BG Amstetten. In 2018, he joined the "Musikverein Euratsfeld," where he showcases his musical skills on the saxophone.
==Education==
Currently, Daniel attends the Higher Technical Institute (HTL) Waidhofen, where he excels in subjects such as mathematics, network technology, and IT security. His achievements in these areas have earned him the reputation of a "programming legend." He is proficient in various programming languages, including C#.
== Sports Activities==
Apart from his academic and musical pursuits, Daniel is an active athlete. He plays soccer and regularly trains, particularly focusing on rehabilitating his right hand following an injury.
==Family==
Daniel Daurer comes from an affluent family, which includes his parents Bettina and Richard, his sisters Karin and Maria, and his grandmother Gabriele.
Overall, Daniel Daurer demonstrates an impressive range of interests and talents in the fields of music, computer science, and sports. His accomplishments in these areas make him a remarkable individual not only in his hometown of Amstetten but also beyond.
Category:2007 births
Category:People from Amstetten District
Category:Austrian musicians
Daniel Deavon Ingram

Daniel Deavon Ingram (born June 28, 2004) is an African American business consultant, entrepreneur, and student. He has distinguished himself in various fields through his dedication and involvement. Ingram is a member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Incorporated https://iotaphitheta.org/ , an organization that emphasizes scholarship, leadership, citizenship, fidelity, and brotherhood among African American men.
Ingram is the co-owner of Goldenstays LLC https://goldenstaysrentalsllc.co.site , a business consulting service that provides expert advice and strategies to help businesses achieve their goals. His role in the company demonstrates his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to fostering business growth and development.
During his high school years, Ingram was an accomplished basketball player. He played for both Parkway Central High School and Pattonville High School, https://www.hudl.com/profile/15375612/daniel-ingram where he honed his skills and demonstrated his athletic prowess. His experience in sports has contributed to his strong work ethic and teamwork abilities.
Ingram is currently pursuing his Graphic Design Bachelors at Missouri Western State University. https://www.missouriwestern.edu/ At the university, he is an active member of the Black Student Union, an organization that promotes cultural awareness, unity, and advocacy for African American students. His involvement in the Black Student Union reflects his commitment to community engagement and leadership.
Standing at 6'3" and weighing 220 pounds, Ingram's physical presence is matched by his dedication to personal and professional growth. His diverse experiences and active participation in various organizations underscore his multifaceted capabilities and aspirations.
Category:2004 births
Category:American consultants
Category:American people
Category:Entrepreneurs