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James Glenday

James Glenday is an Australian television presenter and journalist.
He has served as a foreign correspondent for ABC News in Washington DC and London. 
He has also worked as a political correspondent in the Canberra press gallery for ABC TV and radio. 
== Background ==
Glenday grew up in regional NSW and went to Dubbo High School. 
He has reported for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation for more than a decade.
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* James Glenday - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting)
* James Glenday on twitter
* James Glenday on facebook
* James Glenday on linkedin
* James Glenday | National Newswatch
* James Glenday | The Australian War Memorial
* James Glenday - InQueensland
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James Gore

James Gore is a Supervisor with the County of Sonoma and President of the California State Association of Counties. 
==Background==
James graduated from Cal Poly and then served in the United States Peace Corps as an agricultural and natural resources volunteer in Bolivia, South America. 
James Gore holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Agribusiness from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and a Master’s Degree in Political Management from George Washington University.
Prior to his election to Supervisor, Gore served as the Assistant Chief of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) Natural Resources Conservation Service, a Presidential Appointment position where he led nationwide conservation efforts at the intersection of agriculture, business, and the environment. He led efforts to expand services in persistent poverty areas with underserved communities. 
==Elected Official Career==
Gore was elected to 4th District County Supervisor in November 2014 and reelected in November 2018. The current term began in January 2019 and will end January 2023.
==Personal==
Gore is fluent in Spanish and Italian.
Gore and his wife Elizabeth are raising their two children, Opal and Jacob, in Healdsburg.
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James Greenblatt

James M. Greenblatt M.D. is an American psychiatrist, author, and speaker who is known for his work in the field of integrative and functional medicine for mental health. He is the founder of Psychiatry Redefined, an educational platform dedicated to the personalized, evidence-based treatment of mental health and the Chief Medical Officer & Vice President, Medical Services at Walden Behavioral Care. 
	
==Education==
Greenblatt earned his undergraduate degree in biology from Bates College and his medical degree from George Washington University School of Medicine. He did a pediatric internship at Sinai Hospital before completing his residency training in psychiatry at George Washington University Medical Center. He later went on to complete a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
==Career==
Greenblatt has authored several books including Answers to Anorexia and Finally Focused: The Breakthrough Natural Treatment Plan for ADHD. He has been featured in articles for popular media outlets, such as The Boston Globe, ABC News, Forbes, and the U.S. News & World Report. He has also been a featured speaker at several national and international conferences on the topics of integrative medicine, mental health, and nutrition.
Greenblatt has been a pioneer in the field of integrative medicine for mental health. He has been at the forefront of researching and implementing the use of targeted nutrient therapies in the treatment of mental health disorders. He has also been a vocal advocate for the use of integrative medicine in the treatment of eating disorders, ADHD, and depression & anxiety.
Greenblatt's approach to mental health treatment combines conventional psychiatry with evidence-based nutritional interventions. He has developed a personalized approach to mental health care that takes into account the unique genetic, biochemical, and nutritional needs of each patient. In April 2017, Dr. Greenblatt was inducted into the Orthomolecular Medicine Hall of Fame by the International Society of Orthomolecular Medicine.
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James H. Dargie

James H. Dargie is an American artist, a creative director for motion pictures and video games, and a published author. He has worked on several commercially successful big budget Hollywood films, and as an art director of popular video games.
==Early life==
Born January 29 1970, in North Adams, Massachusetts|Mass. Dargie is a 1995 graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. In the same year he started working as a Computer graphics|CG artist with the Take Two Interactive company, eventually rising to the position of lead artist and technical director.
==Career==
After his work at Take Two, Dargie began working in the motion picture industry, working first for Square Pictures, and subsequently in 2001 he was hired by LucasArts as a computer modeler. He was also engaged by ESC Entertainment to work on computer generated scenes in Matrix Reloaded and Matrix Revolutions|Revolutions. Dargie was later employed by Electronic Arts, one of the leading video game production house.
==Selected works==
===Films===
* 2001: Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
* 2003: Matrix Reloaded
* 2003: Matrix Revolutions
* 2003: Frazetta: Painting with Fire
===Video games===
* 1997: Ripper
* 1998: Black Dahlia
* 2000: Jetfighter: Fullburn
* 2002: Metroid Prime
* 2003: RTX: Redrock
* 2004: Medal of Honor Pacific Assault
* 2007: Medal of Honor Airborne
* 2010: Call of Duty Black Ops
* 2012: Call of Duty Black Ops 2
* 2012: Unit 13
* 2013: Defiance
* 2015: Fantastic Plastic Squad
* 2017: Raw Data
* 2020: Firewall
* 2020: Solaris Offworld Combat
* 2021: Larcenauts
James H. Jones (North Carolina politician)

James Henry Jones (? - April 8, 1921) was a personal servant, coachman, conractor, deputy sheriff, firefighter, and courier. He worked for Jefferson Davis and served as an alderman in Raleigh, North Carolina. He was a Republican.
He was a delegate to the 1865 colored men's convention held in Raleigh and served in the Union League. He married and had two sons. He was photographed.
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Category:American deputy sheriffs
James Harvey

Jackson Flood was born of July 18th, 2003. He is known for his role in the Continental band, playing the saxophone. His sister, Brennan Flood, is known for nothing except for the fact that she once went to Vermont University. Jackson stopped playing the saxophone soon after, opting instead for the guitar, although he has not seen any public success since. Because of his switch in instruments, he has since has contact with his saxophone bandmates, and has developed relationships with new members that he hopes will help him to create a name for himself in the coming years. 
He attended St. Marys Elementary in Annapolis, Maryland from ages 5 to 10, going on to attend Spalding High School for a full four years. From Spalding, he first attended the University of New Hampshire. However, after realizing that he was thoroughly displeased with that institution, he decided to transfer back to his home state of Maryland, attending Anne Arundel County Community College for one year. From there he applied and got accepted to Salisbury University, majoring in philosophy and minoring in exercise science. He then went on to become the strength and conditioning coach for the then Washington Commanders.
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Category:University of New Hampshire alumni
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James Herndon (drag queen)

James Herndon (drag queen), known also as "Sweet Evening Breeze," "Miss Sweets," or "Sweets" was one of Lexington, Kentucky's first notable drag queens and is credited with promoting the city's early drag scene and culture. Born in Scott County, Kentucky in 1892, Herndon moved to Lexington as a child and was left by his uncle at the city's Good Samaritan Hospital. Herndon spent much of his childhood here, before eventually working his way up to the position of head orderly at the same hospital. 
In the 1960's, Sweets, along with a fellow teenage aspiring drag artist, were arrested in downtown Lexington, KY under violation of the city's cross-dressing ordinance, which prohibited men in particular from adorning women's' clothes and/or makeup.Jeffery Alan Jones. "Hidden Histories, Proud Communities: Multiple Narratives in the Queer Geographies of Lexington, KY, 1930-1999." (Dissertation) University of Kentucky: 2011. As both a gay, black man this was not uncommon, as upwards of two-thirds for sodomy and cross-dressing arrests in Kentucky were charged against black men. Sodomy Laws in Kentucky were deemed unconstitutional by the Kentucky Supreme Court in Kentucky v. Wasson (1992), and the introduction of the Fayette County, Kentucky-wide Fairness Ordinance (1999) signified changes toward other ending other forms of LGBTQ+ discrimination.
== Legacy ==
Jeffery Alan Jones, LGBTQ+ scholar, notes that "Sweets was visible within white [Lexingtonian] society in few ways that African Americans of the period could be." Sweets frequently hosted and entertained in their Prall St. home in Lexington, and made regular appearances, as a cheerleader in uniform, at University of Kentucky football games, as well as other events. In 2017, local author and historian, John Coleman, spoke on the legacy of James "Sweet Evening Breeze" Herndon during a hosted event at the Lexington Public Library, the proceeds from ticket sales of which went towards funding the Moveable Feast (organization) in Lexington, KY, which priortzes getting cooked meals to people suffering people HIV/AIDS among other illnesses and disabilities.Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper. "Fayette County - Two Lexington gay icons will be topics of presentation." published on August 22, 2017. Similarly, in Herndon's lifetime, he channeled extensive funds and resources from himself and events back into Lexington's black and LGBTQ+ communities.
Sweets died in 1983 at the Homestead Nursing Center, and is buried at the Lexington Cemetery.
Herndon's life and experiences are also recorded and featured in a 2013 documentary film, Last Gospel of the Pagan Babies, by Jean Donohue.
Category:People from Scott County, Kentucky
Category:1892 deaths
Category:Drag queens
James Hewitt

James Hewitt (born 1991) is an American government official who served as the Associate Administrator for Public Affairs at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency during the Trump administration.
==Career==
Hewitt joined the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2017 where he was the press secretary, before heading to the Department of State to serve in the Bureau of Global Public Affairs. In 2020, he rejoined the EPA as the Associate Administrator for Public Affairs.
Hewitt remained the Associate Administrator for Public Affairs until the end of the Trump administration.
Category:1991 births
Category:United States government officials
Category:American people
James Holland (Texas Ranger)

James Holland is a retired Texas Ranger who is credited with eliciting 93 confessions from serial killer Samuel Little. The Los Angeles Times profiled Holland in 2019, calling him a "serial killer whisperer." Ranger Holland was also profiled on 60 Minutes in 2019 "The Ranger and the Serial Killer."
==Biography==
Holland grew up outside Chicago in the town of Polo, Illinois, where his family renovated The Peek Home Orphanage to accommodate their seven children. Holland graduated from University of Louisville in 1993. According to the International Homicide Investigators Association, Holland joined the Texas Department of Public Safety in 1995 as a highway patrol trooper. 
==Career==
Holland’s career is punctuated by high-profile homicide investigations and serial killer discoveries. He’s credited with eliciting 93 confessions from Samuel Little, which have been painstakingly matched up to 60 cold cases and counting. The FBI named Little the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history, thanks to Holland's work in the interrogation room. 
He is recognized as a subject-matter expert in interview techniques and regularly speaks to investigative agencies across the country.
Holland has also appeared on episodes of 48 Hours “The Murder of Jackie Vandagriff” (2020) and "The Plot to Kill Jamie Faith" (2022). Holland's investigative work and interrogation tactics to solve the murder of Jackie Vandagriff were highlighted by CBS News, who also interviewed detectives with the Grapevine Police Department who praised Holland's role in the case.
Category:University of Louisville alumni
Category:Texas Ranger Division
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James Holly Hanford

James Holly Hanford (1882 - 1969) was a professor and author known for his scholarship on John Milton. He taught at Harvard University, Case Western Reserve University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Princeton, and Kenyon. His students included Waverley Turner Carmichael, Paul Green and C. A. Patrides. The Milton Society of America awards the James Holly Hanford Award in his name. He wrote A Milton Handbook. Princeton University has a collection of his correspondence mostly related to his research of Milton.
He received a Phd from Harvard in 1909.https://english.case.edu/james-holly-hanford-1927-1953/
He contributed to the Cyclopedia Americana. He co-authored The teaching of literature.
He married Hellen Margaret Ellwanger in 1909 and they had three children: Margaret E., Barbara E., and Grace E.
A Milton Evening in Honor of James Holly Hanford was published in 1948.
He wrote about his experiences at Chapel Hill.
==Bibliography==
* A Milton Handbook
* John Milton, Englishmanhttps://www.nytimes.com/1949/10/23/archives/the-frustrated-and-heroic-milton-john-milton-englishman-by-james.html
* The Nelson handbook of English
* A Restoration Reader
* The chronology of Milton's private studies, Modern Language Association of America, 1921
* The Arrangement & Dates of Milton's Sonnets
== External Links ==
* Books by James Holly Hanford
==References==
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James Instruments

James Instruments is an award-winning manufacturer of construction-related hand-held electronics. James Kennedy founded the company in 1985, and it is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. James Instruments specializes in the design and manufacture of innovative concrete and other construction materials testing equipment.
Since its inception, James Instruments has become one of the leading suppliers of non-destructive testing equipment serving clients in over 45 counties. The company’s service portfolio includes industry giants such as New York DOT, University of Texas, University of North Dakota, and Hong Kong Housing Authority.
==History==
James Instruments began as a branch of James Electronics in the mid-1970s, producing the famous R-Meter for locating steel reinforcing bar. In 1985 the company spun off into a separate entity James Instruments. In 1989 James Instruments acquired Windsor Systems Inc and began manufacturing the Windsor Probe. In 2003 the company developed a hand held microwave moisture meter, which has now become the Aggrameter. It went on to become the world's leading manufacturer of non-destructive testing equipment for building materials.
The company offers a wide array of equipment for measuring compressive and tensile strength, locating rebar and other items in concrete and masonry, determining the density and analyzing materials ultrasonically, analyzing corrosion, and determining moisture in concrete and other building materials.
James Instruments is the creator and sponsor of the James Instruments Student Scholarship and a member of the American Concrete Institute, ASTM International, and Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association.
==Products and services==
James Instruments design, construct and distribute cutting-edge testing equipment for concrete, ceramics, wood, masonry, mortar, gypsum, and other coarse-grained materials.
James Instrument’s product portfolio covers:
===Strength Testing===
* Windsor Probe Test System
* Windsor Pin System
* Rebound Hammers
* Anchor Test System
* Bond Test System
===Rebar Locators===
* Rebarscope
* Mini R-Meter
===Ultrasonic Testing===
* V-Meter MK IV
* Transducers
* Emodumeter
* Vu-Con
===Corrosion Testing===
* Cor-Map I, II
* Ohmcorr
* Porosiscope
* Chlorimeter
* Indicators
* James Air Meters
===Moisture Testing===
* Aggrameter
* Aquaprobe
* Aquameter
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
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James Ireland (producer)

James Ireland is a producer and the CEO of production company Dark Dreams Entertainment. He is known for producing the films The Infernal Machine, Echo Boomers, and The Chelsea Cowboy.
==Early life==
James Ireland was born and raised in Britain. James went to school at Lambrook. He created Dark Dreams Entertainment company together with actor Alex Pettyfer in 2018. James's company received substantial investment from Tetra Laval heir Magnus Rausing in 2022.
==Career==
James produced the movie Echo Boomers which stars Patrick Schwarzenegger, Michael Shannon, Hayley Law, Kate Linder, and Lesley Ann Warren. Alex Pettyfer stars as Ellis. James Ireland and Alex Pettyfer are executive producers for the movie, and they are also producers for the movie The Chelsea Cowboy, with Idris Elba serving as the executive producer for the film. The Chelsea Cowboy stars Poppy Delevingne.
In 2022 James produced the thriller The Infernal Machine starring Guy Pearce, Jeremy Davies, and Alice Eve. There was a screening of The Infernal Machine at the Duluth Superior Film Festival 2022. His current film project includes Marianne, which is in post-production. 
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James J. Bolton

Dr. James J. Bolton was born in Chicago, IL to James M. Bolton and Claudia Bolton. He received a BS in Biology, an MS in Genetics, and a PhD in Molecular Biology. Dr. Bolton studied abroad in the Dominican Republic and has trained at several noted universities such as the University of Miami, UC-Davis, Texas Tech University, and Cornell University.
Upon receiving his terminal degree, Dr. Bolton was among the first African American males to obtain a Doctorate of Philosophy in the field <ref>. He worked as a Research Scientist, Forensic Scientist, and a Molecular Biologist for the US government. Dr. Bolton is currently a professor and department chair in the biological and medical science arenas. He is a sought-after speaker who travels extensively.
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James J. Eden

James J. Eden is the co-founder of E-ZPass the electronic tolling system utilized by 19 states. Eden graduated from Scranton Technical High School in 1970 and later Ryder Technical Institute in Allentown, PA.
Upon graduation from Ryder, Eden took a job working as a technician for Syntonic Technology which maintained Pennsylvania Turnpike toll booths. The Pennsylvania Turnpike hired him as an assistant engineer in 1986 and he managed the design and implementation of the awarding-winning Intelligent Transportation Solutions and electronic tolling systems. At a conference in Boston, Eden and colleagues from New York and New Jersey discussed ways to effectively move traffic which led to their founding of the E-ZPass IAG (Interagency Group), a consortium of state transportation-related agencies operating tolls in 1988. Eden played a pioneering role in the development of the largest, most successful interoperable toll collection at E-ZPass IAG and was responsible for writing the business rules and operating procedures for E-ZPass. 
Eden is currently a Executive Director at North Carolina Turnpike Authority. Eden also founded the Alliance for Toll Innovation​ which advocates for the advancement of technology and simplification of toll collecting processes. He serves as the president and CEO.
In May 2023, Eden was inducted into the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) Foundation’s Transportation Development Hall of Fame .ARTBA reserves this honor for "individuals or families from the public and private sectors who have made extraordinary contributions to US transportation development during their careers".
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James J. Vaughan

James J. Vaughan, also known as James Vaughn, (1870 - 1935) was a composer, musical director, and band leader in the United States.https://nwr-site-liner-notes.s3.amazonaws.com/80731.pdf He wrote music for several musicals. He was among the first African American musicians to play at Carnegie Hall in 1912.
He wrote songs for several Will Marion Cook musical productions.https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1068&context=musicfacpub He and James Reese organized the Clef Club, a union for African American musicians. It was integrated with the American Federation of Musicians in 1914
He worked for Williams and Walker (Bert Williams and George Walker (vaudeville)). He conducted the orchestra and performed piano accompaniment on tour in In Dahomey.
 
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James Jamieson (politician)

James Jamieson is a British politician. He is a councillor on Central Bedfordshire Council and a former leader of the council. 
He is the former chairman of the Local Government Association. In February 2024, it was announced Jamieson would be appointed to the House of Lords by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as a Conservative Party peer.
Jamieson was elected to Central Bedfordshire Council in 2009, representing the Flitwick ward. He presently represents the Westoning ward.
He served as a Chair of Scrutiny on the council. Jamieson became the leader of council after the 2011 local elections. He stood down as leader in January 2021. In July 2018 he was elected leader of the Conservative Group of the Local Government Association and was elected the chairman of the Local Government Association in July 2019.
Jamieson is a member of the Commission on Rough Sleeping.
Jamieson studied at the University of Sheffield and is a qualified engineer. He worked in business and banking before establishing his own consultancy.
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