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Tom De Geeter

Tom De Geeter (born April 19, 1982) is a sketch artist, illustrator, musician and graphic designer from Kortrijk, Belgium. Over the past two decades, he has become known for bringing his visual aesthetic to a long catalog of musical projects, including Zucchini Drive, Speed Dial 7, and his independent label Marathon of Dope. Since 2020 he owns record shop Crate Records in Kortrijk, Belgium.
== Books ==
* Tens (Uitgeverij Luster, 2019) 
==Discography==
=== Solo albums ===
* Short Rich Apocalypse (CD/LP - 2010)
* 11 (CD - 2011)
* One Way Streets (CD/LP - 2014)
=== As Zucchini Drive ===
* Vikings and Waffles (CD - 2003)
* Being Kurtwood (CD/LP - 2006)
* Being Kurtwood (CD Japanese Version - 2006)
* Goodyear Television Playhouse (CD - 2007)
* Goodyear Television Playhouse (CD Japanese Version - 2007)
* Shotgun Rules (Digital - 2009)
* Howler Music (Digital - 2011)
* Goodyear Television Playhouse Reissue (Digital - 2012)
* No Food but Lots of Weapons (CD/LP - 2012)
* No Food but Lots of Weapons (CD/LP - 2012)
* Charlotte's Basement (2014)
* Tony's Truck (2016)
==In the media==
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Category:1982 births
Category:Belgian artists
Category:Belgian illustrators
Category:Belgian musicians
Category:Belgian graphic designers
Tom Eaton

Tom Eaton (born 5 February 1977) is an author, columnist, and screenwriter. He writes a weekly column for Business Day and TimesLive. He first came to prominence writing a weekly satirical column for the Mail & Guardian (2002–2008).
In 2008, he co-founded Hayibohttps://www.news24.com/news24/hayibocom-bows-out-20100901, a political satire website, with Antony Pascoe and Steve Porter.
He has written six books, Twelve Rows Back (Juta, 2005), The De Villiers Code (Penguin, 2005), Texas (Penguin, 2006), The Wading (Penguin, 2008), The Unauthorised History of South Africa (Zebra Press, 2013), and Is It Me or Is It Getting Hot In Here (Tafelberg, 2020).
As a screenwriter he is best known for More Than Just a Game (Videovision, 2007), Shoreline (SABC 3, 2009 and 2012), and Those Who Can't (SABC 3, 2012). He was also written episodes of Legacy (M-Net 2021) and Summertide (M-Net, 2024).
Category:1977 births
Category:Author
Category:Columnists
Category:Screenwriters
Tom Edgar

Tom Edgar is an Irish racing driver currently competing in the British GT Championship. 
He began karting aged 6, achieving success in various Irish and British categories before progressing into the Ginetta Junior Championship aged 15 in 2020 where he raced for two seasons.
In 2022 he debuted in the British GT Championship for Toyota Gazoo Racing for the full season in the Toyota GR Supra in the GT4 category. He finished 4th in the GT4 driver standings (third in the Silver Cup) with the team finishing fifth in the team standings.
== Personal Life ==
Edgar was born in Belfast in 2004 to parents Michael and Sharyn.
== Career ==
=== 2022 ===
In 2022 Edgar graduated from karts into Sports car racing, racing for Toyota Gazoo Racing UK. 
Round	Location 	Position
1 	Oulton Park 	8th
2 	Oulton Park 	4th
3 	Silverstone 	13th
4 	Donington Park 	3rd
5 	Snetterton 	4th
6 	Snetterton 	4th
7 	Spa-Francorchamps	5th
8 	Brands Hatch 	6th
9 	Donington Park 	1st
=== 2023 ===
In 2023 it was confirmed that Edgar had been selected to participate in the Motorsport UK Academy
Category:Racing drivers
Tom Estes

Tom Estes was an American Artist and radio host from Forest, Mississippi. He was born on August 1, 1926 and died on May 18, 2016. HIs primary career was as a broadcaster with WQST radio in Forest, MS. Throughout his life, he created numerous works of Art using chalk, acrylic, pen, and water color. Most of his artwork is now held in private collections while some is on display at Colbert Commons which serves as the City of Forest Art Gallery. The gallery is an affiliate of the Mississippi Museum of Art
Category:1926 births
Category:2016 deaths
Category:American artists
Category:American radio hosts
Tom Fowdy

Tom Fowdy (born 30 October, 1992) is a British journalist, writer and columnist.
==Early life and education==
Fowdy was born in Sunderland, England. Of a poor background, he attended Farringdon Community Academy and St Aidan's Catholic Academy. He later attended Durham University where he attained a BA in politics, spending a year at the University of Hong Kong. He then studied an Msc. in Chinese Studies at St. Anthony's College, Oxford University. While still an undergraduate student, Tom stood in the 2014 Sunderland City Council election for UKIP in the Shiney Row area of Sunderland, where he came second. He later expressed regret about this, citing the disillusionment of his youth as the primary factor.
==Career==
While still a student, Fowdy taken an interest in travel to North Korea and visited the country several times. In 2018, he attracted widespread attention for sponsoring an advertisement at North East football club Blyth Spartans titled "Visit North Korea" The following year, he then announced a Sunderland A.F.C supporters branch in the country and planned to donate football shirts. However, the branch did not succeed as North Korea closed its borders months later amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Beginning in 2018, Fowdy's interest in China led him to become a contributor to China's state run network CGTN Here, he regularly refuted criticism of China on a range of issues and criticised western media portrayals of the country. However, in 2021 he was fired from the broadcaster after he penned an op-ed on Russian network RT where he publicly criticised China's handling of the Disappearance of Peng Shuai
He ended contributions at RT following the Russian Invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
In 2020, he appeared on the BBC Radio 4 show, the moral maze, discussing the issue of China.
==Personal life==
Fowdy lives in Seoul, South Korea, but spends his time between there and his hometown, Sunderland. He speaks Mandarin, Korean and Japanese.
Category:English people
Category:English journalists
Category:1992 births
Tom Gribby

Tom Gribby (born August 4, 1985) is a British talent agent, theatre producer and entrepreneur.
Gribby was born in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England. He attended Abbey Road Primary School, West Bridgford and then Nottingham High School, where he left at GCSE level to attend drama school.
Gribby has appeared as a performer in shows such as Fame the Musical, Hairspray (musical) and A Chorus Line, before continuing as a choreographer for global events, such as the Mercedes-Benz E-Class launch in Hong Kong, and productions including "In the Spotlight - Songs From The Musicals" with Faye Tozer. In 2015, Gribby founded Northbridge Talent, a London based Talent Agency, successfully represented musical theatre performers and actors in all areas of the industry: Theatre, Television, Film, Commercials and Dance, where he continues as Head Agent 
Gribby was founder of Tom Gribby Theatre School, a children's theatre school in Newark-on-Trent, which closed in 2019 . He made his theatre producing debut in February 2020 with the UK Premiere of The Pirate Queen by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg: a one night charity concert at the London Coliseum in aid of Leukaemia UK, starring Rachel Tucker and Hannah Waddingham, Jai McDowall, Matt Pagan, Earl Carpenter, Daniel Boys and an ensemble and choir cast of over 60 performers . Gribby is also co-director of textile brand BASK Menswear 
Gribby raised over £10,000 for Leukaemia UK with his producing debut of Boublil & Schönberg's The Pirate Queen at the London Coliseum in February 2020 .
He also raised over £10,000 for Save The Children with housemate Aimie Atkinson, performing a 24 hour Musical-athon during the first lockdown of 2020 .
Gribby lives in London with housemate and West End actress Aimie Atkinson. Throughout the first UK lockdown in 2020, they kept fans entertained with their virtual coffee mornings.
Category:1985 births
Category:British talent agents
Category:British theatre producers
Category:British businesspeople
Tom Hale

Tom Hale (born September 5, 1968) is an American business executive who is the current CEO of Oura, the company behind the Oura Ring. Previously, he held leadership roles at HomeAway and Linden Lab as the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Product Officer, respectively, and held executive roles at Macromedia and Adobe.
==Early life and education==
Hale was born to Linda Locke Howe and Edward Everett Hale IV, who were married in Bristol, Rhode Island. He attended The Thacher School, where he studied from 1984 to 1986. Following his time at Thacher, he attended Harvard University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree between 1986 and 1990. 
==Career==
Hale began his tech career in 1994 at Fauve Software until the company's acquisition by Macromedia in 1995. At Macromedia, he held multiple roles, overseeing product launches like Studio MX and strategic acquisitions, including Allaire. After Adobe acquired Macromedia in 2005, Hale became SVP, overseeing the redesign of Acrobat 8.
In 2010 to 2017, he was Chief Product officer and later COO at HomeAway/VRBO, before the company's sale to Expedia.
From 2017 to 2023, Hale was president at SurveyMonkey, guiding it through an IPO and a rebrand to Momentive. In 2023, he became CEO of Oura Health|Oura.
Category:1968 births
Category:Business executives
Category:American people
Category:Chief executive officers
Tom Halpin

Thomas Halpin (born November 9, 1993) is a professional submission grappler and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt, from Limerick, Ireland. He is a Black Belt under Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu since 2017, after many years of being self-coached in Ireland. Halpin is an ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship, and the first Irishman to qualify and compete at the ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship, the most prestigious grappling tournament in the world. He is also the 2020 Combat Jiu Jitsu World Champion, submitting all his opponents on the way to the title. He currently competes in the featherweight division for Polaris Pro Grappling, becoming the number one featherweight contender, and also the MVP (Most Valuable Grappler) of their first Polaris 'Squads' event.
Category:1993 births
Category:Submission grapplers
Category:Brazilian jiu-jitsu
Tom Hoover (engineer)

Tom Hoover was the leading engineer of the Chrysler 426 Hemispherical combustion chamber.
Tom Hoover's development of the first trademarked Hemi engine through Chrysler Corporation was a major success for the brand through the mid to late 1960's and early 1970's. The original 426 cubic inch Hemi converted to a massive 7.0 liter displacement in current terminology, earning the nickname "elephant" because of its unusually large engine block, heavy weight, and big increases in power from the last generation of Chrysler engines. The new trademarked engine was utilized in some of Chrysler Corporation's partnering brands like Dodge and Plymouth (automobile)|Plymouth. This gesture helped the corporation cut costs in development, as separate manufacturers like Dodge had to develop their own engines.
Tom Hoover's development of the engine was simple. The cylinder head design of the past engines was a wedge, restricting air flow at higher engine revolution speed. The hemispherical cylinder head design increased power by utilizing the valves. In a hemispherical cylinder head, when air enters the combustion chamber through the intake valve, it flows to the exhaust valve instead of being forced through the exhaust valve as pressure is built up in the combustion chamber.
While Tom Hoover developed the 426 Hemi engine, cylinder heads can be interchanged between specific engines. The development team at Chrysler tried using wedge cylinder heads at first. Horsepower was recorded at 490 base horsepower. When swapped with the hemispherical heads, the engine immediately produced 550 horsepower.
Hoover's design won the 1964 Daytona 500. The engine was then banned by NASCAR. Most National Hot Rod Association|NHRA vehicles are still powered by the basic blueprint of the 426 Hemi.
Tom Hoover died on April 30, 2015 at the age of 85.
Category:American people
Category:American engineers
Category:People from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
Tom Lemonier

Tom Lemonier (March 29, 1870 — March 14, 1945) was a composer. His work featured in various musicals. Some of his work was published by the Gotham-Attucks Music Publishing Company. Numerous recordings of his songs were made including on Victor Records and Columbia Records.
Playbill notes him as a performer in the 1912 musical Little Miss Brown.
Lemonier collaborated with various other musicians and lyricists to produce compositions. In 1917, Lemonier eastablished a sheet mustic business with Lew Payton and Tom Brown (composer)|Tom Brown.
==Discography==
*Sweetness, music
*My Dear Luzon, music
*I'd like to be a Real Lady, music
Category:1870 births
Category:1945 deaths
Category:Composers
Tom Levesque

Tom Levesque is a Grammy-nominated producer and multi-instrumentalist from Indiana. At just 22 years old, Tom has landed tracks with Kanye, Lil Nas X, Coi Leray, YG, Amaarae, Offset, Travis Scott and Ty Dolla $ign among others. Tom scored the most recent season of Lil Dicky’s Show “Dave” and has upcoming cuts with Kid Cudi, Daniel Caesar, Big Sean, Cordae, and more.
Category:Producers
Category:Multi-instrumentalists
Category:American people
Tom Musca

=Tom Musca=
Tom Musca (born 1951) is an American filmmaker, who first came to attention as the writer and producer of Stand and Deliver in 1988. The film's star, Edward James Olmos, was nominated for an Oscar for his performance and Stand and Deliver went on to receive six Independent Spirit Awards including Best Picture and Best Screenplay honors for Musca. The film is preserved in the National Film Registry of the U.S. Library of Congress. Musca has gone on to write, produce and direct for film, television and the theatre, and is head of the MFA Screenwriting track at the University of Miami School of Communication.
Musca was a co-writer and producer for Tortilla Soup starring Hector Elizondo and Raquel Welch, Money for Nothing with John Cusack, James Gandolfini, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Benicio del Toro. He was a writer for Gotta Kick It Up! starring America Ferrara, , and wrote and directed Melting Pot aka Race starring Paul Rodriguez. Most recently, he wrote, produced and directed Chateau Vato, a rags to riches comedy set in Miami starring Rodriguez. On March 9, 2023, he premiered Dying To Direct , a short film based on one of his short stories at the 40th Annual Miami Film Festival -- he wrote, produced and co-directed the film. 
==Education==
BA Rutgers - 1973
MFA UCLA - 1981
==Filmography==
Little Nikita (story) 1988
Stand and Deliver (writer/producer) 1988
Money for Nothing (writer/producer) 1993
Melting Pot (film) aka Race (writer/director) 1998
Flight of Fancy aka Facing Fear (writer/producer/second unit director) 2000
Tortilla Soup (writer, producer) 2001
Gotta Kick it Up! Writer (2001) 
Make Love Great Again (producer, additional writing, actor) 2018
Chateau Vato (writer/director/producer) 2020
Amaraica (producer) 2021
Dying to Direct (writer, director, producer) 2023
Category:1951 births
Category:Rutgers University alumni
Category:UCLA alumni
Category:American filmmakers
Category:Producers
Tom Neenan (writer / performer)

Tom Neenan is a British actor, writer and comedian. As well as writing for various radio and TV shows he hosts the BBC Sounds podcast Tom Neenan Is Not All Men and is a Stand-up comedy.
==Radio Productions==
* The Hauntening (BBC Radio 4) - cast, writer
* The News Quiz (BBC Radio 4) - writer
* Heidi Regan: Overthinker (BBC Radio 4) - script editor
* Newsjack (BBC Radio 4 Extra) - writer, script editor
== Television Productions ==
* Spitting Image (BritBox) - writer
* The Mash Report - writer
* Hypothetical (TV series) (Dave) - writer
* The Last Leg (Channel 4) - writer
Category:British actors
Category:British writers
Category:British comedians
Tom Nethersole

Tom Nethersole (born December 8, 2003) is an Australian singer-songwriter and creator. 
Born in Ardmona, Victoria, Australia and currently based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Tom Nethersole released his debut single, 'Build a Bear', on February 5, 2023, establishing his perspective as a young, queer musician whose music focuses on themes of identity, loss, stability and expression.
Airing on the same day as his debut single release, Tom Nethersole's brief appearance on the Channel 7 reboot of Australian Idol televised his regional background and country roots.
With notable performances such as the Always Live Garageband 2023 Show in Federation Square, Tom Nethersole Headline Show at the Workers Club as well as Victoria Pride Street Party 2024, Tom Nethersole continues to establish his presence as an up-and-coming queer performe.
Category:People from Victoria (state)
Category:Australian people
Category:2003 births
Category:Singer-songwriters
Tom Palmer (author)

Tom Palmer is a British author of children's books.
Palmer was born in Leeds. He cites football articles for getting him interested in reading as a child. He was encouraged to read by his mother, who died in 1992 at the age of 54. He graduated from university and worked in libraries and book shops before becoming a published author. He published his first book in 2002.
In 2021, Palmer's book After the War was longlisted for the Carnegie Medal (literary award)|Carnegie Medal. Palmer has written over fifty children's books.
Palmer currently lives in Halifax, West Yorkshire|Halifax. He is a supporter of Leeds United F.C. and has written a book titled If You're Proud to be a Leeds Fan.
== Select bibliography ==
* Over the Line (2014)
* Armistice Runner (2018)
* D-Day Dog (2019)
* After the War (2020)
=== Football Academy ===
* Teamwork (prequel)
* Reading the Game 
* The Real Thing 
* Striking Out
* Captain Fantastic
* Free Kick
 
Category:Writers from Leeds
Category:English male novelists
Category:21st-century British novelists‎
Tom Poster

Tom Poster is a British pianist and composer.
==Career==
Poster studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and then King's College, Cambridge gaining a Double First in Music.http://finalnotemagazine.com/articles/tom-poster/. He won the keyboard section of the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2000 http://www.cityofoxfordorchestra.co.uk/COO%20Tom%20Poster.htm, and the First Prize at the Scottish International Piano Competition in 2007https://www.tomposter.co.uk/biography.
Poster is co-founder and artistic director of the Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective, and pianist of the Aronowitz Ensemble. He is one of the artists in residence at MusicFest Aberystwythhttps://musicfestaberystwyth.org/guest-artist/tom-poster/.
Poster has performed many concerto all over the world with orchestra such as the BBC Philharmonic and the China National Symphony Orchestrahttps://www.proartist-ltam.co.uk/artists/tom-poster.
He has recorded for Chandos Records, EMI, Decca Classics, and Warner ClassicsBBC Four - BBC Young Musician, 2018 - Tom Poster.
Category:British pianists
Category:British composers
Tom Quinn (British actor)

Tom Quinn is a British actor born in Guernsey in April 1991. He trained at East 15 Acting School from 2010-2013
== Theatre ==
Quinn has worked on the West End stage, first appearing on the London stage of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap at St Martin's Theatre as the understudy Christopher Wren.
In 2017, Quinn appeared in the National Theatre's touring production of War Horse, based on the children's book by author Michael Morpurgo. Quinn played the role of Joey and Topthorn's head puppeteer.
In 2019, Quinn continued the role into the 2019/2020 UK and International Tour of War Horse , playing venues including Glasgow SEC, Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Lyric Theatre Hong Kong, Civic Theatre Auckland, Regent Theatre Melbourne and Lyric Theatre Sydney among many others. Due to the outbreak of the global pandemic COVID-19, the International tour was cancelled on the 18th March 2020, cancelling performances at the Crown Theatre, Perth.
== Appearances ==
During Quinn's time with War Horse, he attended many large scale events promoting the show. In October 2019 Tom Quinn appeared on ITV's This Morning with Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield. During this appearance, Philip was seen riding into the studio on top of Topthorn, puppeteered by Quinn and team mates Lewis Howard and Samuel Parker.
In January 2020, Quinn appeared with his team as Joey, live on Australia's Channel9's Today show promoting War Horse during the Australian Open 2020. Presenter Allison Langdon rode in on Joey whilst Karl Stefanovic spoke to Puppetry Director Gareth Aled.
== Early work ==
At the 2012 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Quinn played the role of Gilbert in the show Sex Ed: The Musical where one reviewer stated that he "more than delivered with the sole male vocal part."
==In the media==
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== References ==
== External Links ==
* Tom Quinn on facebook
* Tom Quinn on twitter
* Tom Quinn on instagram
* Tom Quinn youtube chennel
* Tom Quinn, Actor, London - Mandy.com
* Tom Quinn: Actor, Extra and Model - London, UK - StarNow
Category:1991 births
Category:British actors
Category:People of Guernsey descent
Category:Alumni of East 15 Acting School
Category:British people
Category:British singers
Category:British puppeteers
Tom Ravenscroft (editor)

Tom Ravenscroft (born 15 October 1981) is the current editor of the online design magazine Dezeen. Ravenscroft was named named editor of the year by the Association of Online Publishers in 2023. As editor Dezeen was named best business publication in 2022 and media brand of the year in 2019
 by the Professional Publishers Association, best small digital publisher of the year in 2021 by the Association of Online Publishers and editorial brand of the year in 2022 and 2019 by the International Building Press.
Ravenscroft is the co-author of 100 Women: Architects in Practice published by RIBA with Harriet Harriss.
Category:1981 births
Category:British people
Category:Editors
Tom S. Clark

Tom S. Clark is a political scientist who specializes in American law and courts. He has made contributions to the study of judicial independence, decision-making at the U.S. Supreme Court, judicial elections, and policing and law enforcement.
He is currently the Charles Howard Candler Professor at Emory University. He has also held visiting appointments at Stanford University, Princeton University, and the Institute for Advanced Study at the Toulouse School of Economics.
== Early life and education ==
Clark was born and raised in New Jersey. He attended college at Rutgers University, earning a degree in political science. He then attended Princeton University and earned his Ph.D. in Politics, where he was selected as a Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellow.
== Publications ==
Clark is currently the editor of the Journal of Law and Courts and previously served as a field editor for the Journal of Politics.
Clark's first book, The Limits of Judicial Independence, was published by Cambridge University Press in the Series in the Political Economy of Institutions and Decisions and won the 2011 Riker Prize for the best book from the Political Economy section of the American Political Science Association. His second book, The Supreme Court was also published in the same series.https://www.cambridge.org/us/academic/subjects/politics-international-relations/american-government-politics-and-policy/supreme-court-analytic-history-constitutional-decision-making?format=PB He co-authored a textbook on the subject of judicial decision-making, published by West Academic.
Category:American people
Category:American politicians