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Pete Festersen

Pete Festersen (born 1970) is an American politician currently serving as the President of the City Council in Omaha, Nebraska (population 485,153..). A member of the Democratic party, Festersen has represented Omaha’s first district as a member of the council since 2009. District 1 covers Omaha neighborhoods including Dundee, Country Club, Benson, Florence, Keystone, Crossroads, and the Westroads area.
 
==Early Life and Education==
Pete Festersen was born and raised in Omaha, where he attended Central High School before pursuing higher education. He graduated from Connecticut College and later earned his Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
 
==Political Career==
Festersen's political journey began in 2009 when he was elected to the Omaha City Council. He has since been re-elected in 2013, 2017, and 2021. Notably, Festersen served as the President of the City Council from 2013 to 2015. In 2021 and 2023, he was re-elected as the President of the City Council. In 2023, Festersen’s appointment as President was chosen through a unanimous vote.
 
In 2013, Festersen briefly ran for a seat in U.S. Congress before ultimately choosing to end his run to focus on his city council role, business career, and young family.
 
==Professional Career==
 
Aside from his political endeavors, Festersen has been the Division Vice President of Strategy and Public Affairs for CHI Health, a prominent private health system employer in Omaha, since 2016
 
From 2010-2015, Festersen owned and operated a consulting business, Strategic Business Development, LLC., providing support for corporate and non-profit business clients.
 
Festersen has also held senior management positions at the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce, the Peter Kiewit Foundation, and the Office of the Mayor of Omaha.
 
==Recognitions and Awards==
 In 2012, Festersen received the Excellence in Public Service Award from the University of Nebraska at Omaha College of Public Administration and Community Service
 
The American Society for Public Administration-Nebraska Chapter named him elected official of the year in 2014.
 
In 2015, the University of Nebraska at Omaha presented Festersen with the Citation for Alumni Achievement
Category:American politicians
Category:1970 births
Category:American people
Category:People from Omaha, Nebraska
Pete Freeland

Pete Freeland (born November 29, 1965, Portland, Oregon) is an American actor and astronaut.
==Early life and education==
Pete Freeland was born in Portland, Oregon to Bill and Dori Freeland. He was raised near Salem and spent most of his young life on a small farm in Aumsville, Oregon. Freeland graduated from Cascade High School in 1984 and from the University of Southern California in 1988 with a Bachelor of Science degree in aerospace engineering. He graduated from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
==Career==
He was a member of the PoSSUM Scientist-Astronaut Qualification Program that was created by teachers who used to work for NASA. 
Freeland played a role in the family movie called In The Name of God. He won the Silver Award for Best Acting Ensemble for the short film Rumrunners in June 2021. 
Category:1965 births
Category:People from Portland, Oregon
Category:American actors
Category:Astronauts
Pete Rydolph

Pete Rydolph (April 19, 1888–1980) was an American rancher, oilman, and kidnapping victim. He was the first Black millionaire in |Victoria County, Texas. Rydolph gained national press when he was kidnapped in May 1954 as part of an attempted extortion, in which he was forced to pose nude in photos with three white women and he was blackmailed for US $30,000.
Rydolph was African American and involved in the NAACP. 
Category:1888 births
Category:American people
Category:American ranchers
Category:Kidnapping
Category:1980 deaths
Pete Shmigel

Pete Shmigel is the CEO of the Australian Council of Recycling and the former CEO of LifeLine Australia. He has also been a senior advisor to Premiers and Ministers in NSW, Australia and the Health Minister of Ukraine.
He is a board member of Baseball Australia, Roses in the Ocean, the Australian Men's Health Forum and Lifeline Ukraine.
His essays have been published in the Sydney Morning Herald, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Spectator Australia and elsewhere.
== References ==
Category:Australian people
Category:Australian chief executives
Category:Living people
Pete Shuttleworth

Pete Shuttleworth (born 30 March 1979) is an English football coach who is currently an assistant coach for D.C. United in Major League Soccer. He joined the club in July 2022 after being recuited by form England footballer Wayne Rooney from Derby County FC 
==Career==
Born in Derbyshire, Shuttleworth is a former secondary PE teacher who worked at a school in Chesterfield. He began his coaching career whilst still working as a teacher, becoming assistant manager at non league clubs Sheffield FC, Worksop Town FC and Shirebrook Town FC . He joined Birmingham City FC in July 2017 as Head of Analysis after previously working for the club as a part time scout since 2015 
In July 2020 he joined Derby County FC as a first team analyst, initially working under former manager Phillip Cocu before former Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney was appointed as first team manager in January 2021.
==Triathlons==
Shuttleworth is a former international triathlete, finishing sixth for Great Britain at the 2015 Triathlon European Championships in Geneva. He raced nationally and internationally, in 2012 he earned a place with Team GB for the 2012 world championships in Auckland. 
Category:1979 births
Category:People from Derbyshire
Category:English people
Category:Football coaches
Peter Angritt

Peter Angritt (born Pedro Antonio Angarita Riveros, April 11, 1938 - February 23, 2024) was a colonel in the United States Army who served as a physician specializing in clinical pathology for the United States Army Medical Corps .
==Education==
Angritt earned his Doctor of Medicine degree from National University of Colombia School of Medecine in 1965. His study of pathology continued at their University Hospital and then at the Montefiore Medical Center. 
==Career==
In the 1970s, as a Lieutenant Colonel, Angritt served as the Chief of Pathology and Laboratory Services at Gorgas Hospital in Ancón, Panama. 
In the 1970s and 80s he served as Chief of the Department of Pathology and Lab Services at Tripler Army Medical Center. 
As a Colonel, Angritt served as the head of the Division of AIDS Pathology at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in the late 1980s through the mid-1990s. 
==Research==
Col Angritt co-authored dozens of often cited articles about opportunistic infections and infectious diseases, and how they impacted patients with HIV/AIDS. Notable among them are related to Panniculitis and Cat Scratch Disease 
==Awards and recognitions==
	Meritorious Service Medal with one oak leaf cluster
	Army Meritorious Unit Commendation
	National Defense Service Medal
	Army Service Ribbon
	Army Overseas Service Ribbon with bronze award numeral 1
==Personal Life==
Angritt was married to Rubby Angritt and had two children. 
Category:1938 births
Category:2024 deaths
Category:United States Army colonels
Category:Colombian_people
Peter B. Licata

Peter B. Licata is an American educator and the superintendent of Broward County Public Schools, the sixth-largest school district in the United States and the second largest in the state of Florida. He became the superintendent of Broward County Public Schools on July 11, 2023. 
==Early life and education==
Licata grew up in Pompano Beach, Florida, where he attended McNab Elementary School. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from University of Miami, a Master of Science in Educational Leadership from Barry University and a Doctor of Philosophy in Global Leadership from Lynn University.
==Career==
Licata spent almost three decades as a teacher, principal, and administrator in the School District of Palm Beach County. 
Licata began his career in education as a teacher at John F. Kennedy Middle School and Olympic Heights High School, both in Boca Raton, Florida. He was an assistant principal at Eagles' Landing Middle School, and principal at Boca Raton Middle School and Olympic Heights Community High School.
He held several district leadership roles beginning in 2009, eventually becoming the Regional Superintendent of the South Region of the School District of Palm Beach County in 2019. In his role, he oversaw 60 schools, 65,000 students, and over 5,000 teachers. 
Licata became Superintendent of Broward County Public Schools in in 2023. Licata replaced former school superintendent Dr. Vickie Cartwright. 
From 2010 to 2019, Licata was also an Adjunct Professor in the Principal Internship Program at Florida Atlantic University. 
Category:American people	
Category:University of Miami alumni
Category:Barry University alumni
Category:Educators
Peter Bain

Peter Bain (1927 - 2001) was an English painter who lived in Old Bosham, West Sussex. He studied at Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, under William Scott and Bernard Meadows. He taught at Havant College and exhibited and sold his work in and around London. As well as Army service he was a butcher, poultry farmer.
Category:1927 births
Category:2001 deaths
Category:English painters
Category:English people
Peter BenHur Nyeko

Peter BenHur Nyeko is a Ugandan entrepreneur and the CEO of Mandulis Energy. His application of technology to turn waste into energy in rural Uganda has won him national and international support and awards.
== Early life ==
Nyeko was born in Uganda and studied Aeronautical Engineering at the University of Bristol.
== Career ==
In 2012, Nyeko co-invested $50,000 in 20 hectares of eucalyptus trees, just outside Kampala.
In 2014 Nyeko launched the Mandulis Energy, a company that helps rural farmers turn Biodegradable waste. He has been supported by the Royal Norwegian Society for Development, the Laudato sì Challenge Foundation, and the Ugandan government.
In November 2021, Nyeko won Euro|€350,000 from the Dutch Fund for Climate and Development for his work converting agricultural waste into electricity.
Category:Ugandan businesspeople
Category:Ugandan chief executives
Category:Alumni of the University of Bristol
Peter Bond

Peter Bond is an Australian mining and energy executive, best known as the former Executive Chairman of Linc Energy. He debuted on the Australian BRW rich list in 2008 with a net worth of $352,000,000 and peaked at number 10, with a net worth of $572,000,000. He is now Chairman of renewable energy company Infinite Power.
==Early life==
Bond was raised in Camden, New South Wales. His father was a truck driver and his mother was a teacher. He finished high school in 1981 and became a metallurgist with BHP.
==Career==
After leaving BHP, Bond began buying quarries, and soon started making $17,000 a month trucking coal. He became a millionaire by age 26 and in 2011 was ranked as the 10th richest person in Australia..
As a metallurgist Bond always had an interest in mining technology and renewable energy, and in 2005 he took over Linc Energy, signing a memorandum with Syntroleum granting a licence to use the company's proprietary gas-to-liquid technology. This technology was used to build a GTL pilot plant in November 2007 at Linc's Chinchilla facility. The plant was commissioned in August 2008. The first synthetic crude oil was produced in October 2008.
In November 2007, Linc Energy, in cooperation with BioCleanCoal Pty Ltd, established a joint venture to develop a prototype bioreactor for converting carbon dioxide through a photosynthesis into oxygen and solid biomass.
In October 2010, Linc Energy acquired a 10% stake in the UK-based alkaline fuel cell company AFC Energy and in 2011, it increased its stake up to 12%.
 In the cooperation with AFC Energy and B9 Coal, Bond's company commissioned a hydrogen fuel cell named Alfa System at Chinchilla. Combining the fuel cell technology with the underground coal gasification allowed usage of hydrogen, produced by the underground coal gasification process, as a feedstock for the fuel cell.
In July 2014, the company announced that it had gained initial approval from the Ministry of Environment (Poland)|Ministry of Environment of Poland to commence an underground coal gasification project and that the company has been awarded its third coal exploration license in Poland. Also in July 2014, Linc Energy announced plans to commence drilling wells to prove up deeper parts of the Arckaringa Basin.
After Linc Energy entered voluntary administration in 2016, Bond put his energy into the restoration of Dunk Island, before starting renewable energy business, Infinite Power.
==Personal Life==
Bond has six children with his ex-wife Louise. He is no relation to Australian business person Alan Bond.
==Television Appearance==
Bond appeared on the Australian version of The Secret Millionaire, a television program in which prominent millionaires go undercover in impoverished communities and give away substantial sums of money to help those in need. Bond’s appearance and sizeable donations were widely praised as being among the most generous of the series.
Category:Australian businesspeople
Peter Brancazio

Peter John Brancazio (March 22, 1939 – April 25, 2020) was an American professor of physics at Brooklyn College for more than 30 years, whose observatory he temporarily headed. He was best known for his work on physics in sports.
== Personal life ==
Brancazio was born in Astoria, Queens, New York (state).
His interest in physics was sparked when his girlfriend and future wife Ronnie Kramer gave him a telescope. 
He studied engineering science at New York University (NYU) and graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1959. He later studied at Columbia University and gained his Master's degree in nuclear engineering a year later. 
He started teaching physics at Brooklyn College in 1963 while studying astrophysics at NYU, working toward a Doctor of Philosophy|PhD. He taught physics at the college until his retirement in 1997. After that, he taught adult education courses at Brooklyn College and Queens College for a while. Finally, from 1999 to 2019, he taught courses on religion, science and astronomy at Hutton House, a branch of Long Island University.
Peter Brancazio died of COVID-19 on April 25, 2020 during COVID-19 pandemic in the United States|the pandemic. He left two sons, his wife and several grandchildren.
== Work ==
In 1981 he published his first work on sports physics in the American Journal of Physics, in which he found the perfect throw angle in baseball. In 1983, his work on the physics of judging a fly ball were noted by the New Scientist. In 1984, his book Sport Science was published, where he "claim[ed] to have discovered the way to make a pure shooter by following the laws of physics" and "discuss[ed] a variety of physics concepts using sports".
Although he was personally more interested in basketball, he was best known for his work on baseball. A number of terms he introduced are now part of the technical vocabulary of baseball.
== Publications ==
* The Nature of Physics, McMillian 1975, ISBN 9780023135002
* Sport Science: Physical Laws and Optimum Performance, Simon & Schuster 1985, ISBN 9780671554385
Category:1939 births
Category:2020 deaths
Category:American professors
Peter Brathwaite

Peter Brathwaite is a baritone opera singer, a music columnist for some United Kingdom newspapers, and a developer of music programming. He is also known for his recreations of black portraits in art.
==Music career==
He developed the musical "Effigies of Wickedness" in collaboration with the English National Opera, an operatic exploration of the music banned by the Nazi regime. He has also given recitals using the works of the Degenerate music ("degenerate music") exhibition.
==Black portraiture==
His series of photographs, Black Portraiture, began as part of the online J. Paul Getty Museum Challenge of recreations of works of art. Brathwaite recreated specifically portraits of black men and women primarily from art from the 16th to the 18th centuries. His recreations use modern objects, and result in a commentary and re-portrayal of the subjects, especially of their presentation as servants or slaves. Eleven of the works were exhibited at Kings College in London. 
==Writing==
He writes music and art-related columns for The Guardian and The Independent. His audio essay for BBC, "In Their Voices", on five singers from whom he has drawn inspiration, was shortlisted for the Royal Philharmonic Society award for storytelling.
==Awards==
* 2004 Winston Churchill Memorial Trusts
* International Opera Awards bursary recipient 
==Positions and Boards==
* Board of the Gate Theatre, London 
* Trustee of Second Movement Opera 
Category:Operatic baritones
Peter Brearey

Peter ‘Peekaboo Pete’ Brearey ( born 20 April 1939) is a British former experimental film-maker and television producer. He is best known for his avant-garde films that explored themes of religion, sexuality, and identity. He was also a prominent member of a Christian congregation, where he served as a deacon and exorcist.
Brearey's film career began in the late 1980s, when he enrolled in the London Film School and produced several short films that won awards at various festivals. His breakthrough came in 1994, when he directed and starred in The Last Supper, a controversial film that depicted a modern-day reenactment of Jesus' final meal with his disciples, featuring explicit scenes of violence. The film was praised by critics for its artistic vision and daring commentary, but also provoked outrage from religious groups and conservative media.
Brearey continued to make films throughout the 1990s and 2000s, inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s film-making style, often collaborating with friend Brother Graham. Some of his notable works include The Garden of Eden (1997), a film that explored the concept of original sin and sexual temptation; The Passion of Peter (2004), a biographical film that chronicled Brearey's own spiritual journey and struggles with sexual addiction and hidden camera fetish; and The Revelation of Graham (2009), a film that depicted a dystopian vision of the end times based on the Book of Revelation.
Brearey's film career came to an abrupt end in 2012, when he was involved in a scandal that shocked the local community of Croydon and tarnished his reputation. Brearey was the producer and host of a hidden camera show called Petey Blinders, which aired on Channel 4 and featured unsuspecting members of the public being pranked by actors. In one episode, Brearey secretly filmed a married couple, Mark and Lisa Jones. Brearey had illegally entered the couple’s home without the production team’s knowledge and installed various hidden cameras within the home. The footage captured included the couple in states of undress and performing various private acts. The episode caused a public outcry and a legal backlash, as the couple sued Brearey and Channel 4 for invasion of privacy, emotional distress, and defamation. Brearey was found guilty and ordered to pay damages to the couple.
The scandal also had a devastating impact on Brearey's personal life, as he was excommunicated, his licence as an exorcist revoked, and divorced by his wife, who claimed that he had betrayed his faith and his family. Brearey became a recluse and a pariah, and has not made any public appearances or statements since then. He is widely regarded as one of the most controversial and disgraced figures in British film and television history.
Category:1939 births
Category:British experimental filmmakers
Category:Television producers
Category:British people
Peter Cameron (novelist)

Peter Cameron (born November 29, 1959) is an American novelist and short-story writer.
Cameron was born in Pompton Plains, New Jersey. He graduated in English literature in 1982 from Hamilton College. Cameron lived in Pompton Plains, London, and, later, New York City.
In 1983 he published his first short story (Memorial Day) in The New Yorker, he went on to collaborate with the magazine in the following years. His first book was a collection of short stories entitled One Way or Another, published by Harper (publisher) & Row in 1986. His debut novel Leap Year was published by Harper & Row in 1990. His second novel, The Weekend, was edited in 1994 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, who also published Andorra in 1997, and The City of Your Final Destination in 2002 (which in 2009 was adapted into The City of Your Final Destination).
Cameron was influenced by authors such as Rose Macaulay, Barbara Pym and Penelope Mortimer, borrowing their aptitude for probing individual lives. He uses complex narrative mechanisms, albeit with a clear and flowing prose, to frame realistic and at times merciless portraits of human relationships, in which memories of the past stand out as key thematic nodes.
==List of works==
===Novels===
*Leap Year (1990)
*The Weekend (1994)
*Andorra (1997)
*The City of Your Final Destination (2002)
*Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You (2007)
*Coral Glynn (2012)
===Collections===
*One Way or Another (1986)
*Far-flung (1991)
*The Half You Don't Know (1997)
Category:1959 births
Category:American novelists
Category:American short story writers
Peter Coyl

Peter Coyl is an American librarian. He served as President of the Freedom to Read Foundation from 2022-23and is currently the Library Director & CEO of the Sacramento Public Library.
==Education ==
Coyl earned a Masters in Library and Information Science from Drexel University and a Bachelors in Public Administration and Public Policy from Oakland University.
==Early Life ==
Coyl grew up in the Arden-Arcade area of Sacramento and received his first library card from the Arcade Library. 
==Career ==
Coyl began his library career in high school at the Rochester Hills Public Library shelving children's books and later driving their Bookmobile. He was a Librarian at an International School in Taiwan and later worked at the Dallas Public Library before becoming Director of the Montclair Public Library.
As President of the Freedom to Read Foundation, Coyl accepted the Innovator Award on behalf of the Foundation at the LA Times Festival of Books and appeared on a panel with authors Angie Thomas and George Johnson.
Category:American people
Category:Oakland University alumni
Category:Drexel University alumni
Category:Librarians
Peter Denman

Peter Denman (born June 16, 1996 in Bangkok) is a Thai British actor, singer and martial artist.
== Works ==
=== All TV series aired on Channel 3 (Thailand) ===
Year	Subject 	Role
2015	3D Spy 	Trin
2018	Amazed by Love	Pathit Wichitphakorn (Taiwan)
== Movies ==
The One You Love 
=== Music video ===
Year	Song 	Singer 	Affiliation
2013	Light 	The Star (season 9)	GMM Grammy
2014	We have the same time	Three, Two, One 	Kamikaze (record label)
=== Song ===
There is someone who loves you right here. (The theme song for the drama " Rak Pli Lok ")
=== MC ===
* Say Hi
Category:1996 births
Category:People from Bangkok
Category:Thai television actors
Category:Thai male singers