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Will Gollop

Will Gollop (born 16 May 1950 in Canterbury), is an English former racing driver and engineer.
==Biography==
He started racing in 1972 in Autocross on a Mini 1000. After a few years in 1975 he moves to rallycross competing in local and national championship, till Gollop became a full-time European Rallycross driver in 1987 European Rallycross Championship season, ending in 4th overall in his debut seasons, driving a MG Metro 6R4. In the following season he didn't manage to win the title being the first spectator of the title battle between Martin Schanche and Matti Alamäki.
In the 1992 European Rallycross Championship season, Gollop win his first and only rallycross title, thanks to the struggling season performed by Schanchehttps://www.fiaworldrallycross.com/world-rx/championship/euro-rx1/about/.
After winning the title he changes car competing for the 1993 European Rallycross Championship season onwards with a Peugeot 306 16S, but he was unable to take part at the title race and achieve the results obtained with the previous carhttp://www.dlg.speedfreaks.org/archive/1993/decemb93.html.
==Racing record==
Key: DSQ = excluded from whole event; DNS = did not start; NC = not classified for points; SUS = suspended; ( ) = dropped score, due to championship rules
===Complete FIA European Rallycross Championship results===
====TC Division====
Year 	Entrant 	Car 	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	7 	8 	9 	10 	11	ERX 	Points
1981 European Rallycross Championship season	Will Gollop Racing	SAAB 99 Turbo	AUT	SWE	FIN	DEN	BEL	NED	FRA	NOR	GBR5	GER	 	19th	8
====Division 2====
Year	Entrant 	Car 	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	7 	8 	9 	10 	11 	12 	ERX 	Points
1987	Mobil Gollop Racing 	ARG MG Metro 6R4 	AUT 	SWE6 	FIN3 	ESP3 	FRA2 	IRE(10)	BEL4 	NED(11)	NOR(12)	GBR4 	GER6 	 	4th 	95
1988	Silkolene Gollop Racing	ARG MG Metro 6R4 	ESP6 	AUT(10)	SWE2 	FINNC 	IRE9 	FRANC 	BEL5 	NED1 	NOR3 	GBR4 	GER2 	 	3rd 	105
1989	Silkolene Gollop Racing	ARG MG Metro 6R4 	ESPDNS	AUT5 	SWE5 	FiN4 	IRE3 	FRA(15)	BEL(9) 	NED5 	NOR4 	GBR(5)	GER3 	 	3rd 	92
1990	Silkolene Gollop Racing	ARG MG Metro 6R4 BiTurbo 	AUT4 	SWE(16)	FIN(NC)	IRE5 	FRA4 	BEL3 	NED2 	NOR4 	GER(5) 	GBR3 	 	 	3rd 	100
1991	Silkolene Gollop Racing	ARG MG Metro 6R4 BiTurbo 	POR6 	AUT2 	FINDNS 	FRA1 	IRE1 	SWE1 	BEL1 	NED2 	NOR4 	GBR5 	GERDNS	 	2nd 	127
1992	Silkolene Gollop Racing	ARG MG Metro 6R4 BiTurbo 	GBR2 	AUTDNS 	POR3 	FIN1 	SWE1 	FRA(4) 	IRE(4) 	BEL2 	NED2 	NOR6 	GER2 	 	1st 	123
1993	Silkolene Gollop Racing	Peugeot 309 GTi T16 4x4 	AUTDNS	POR7 	FRA(NC)	IRE3 	SWE15	FINDNS 	BEL10 	NED4 	NOR8 	GER10 	 	 	10th	63
1994	Silkolene Gollop Racing	Peugeot 309 GTi T16 4x4 	AUT(7)	POR6 	FRA(7) 	IRE4 	GBR3 	SWE4 	FIN(6) 	BEL3 	NED(6) 	NOR3 	GER4 	 	4th 	95
1995	Silkolene Gollop Racing	Peugeot 306 16S Turbo 4x4	AUT5 	POR3 	FRA4 	SWE(NC)	GBR4 	IRE2 	BEL(12)	NED(NC)	NOR11 	FIN7 	CZE5 	GER(11)	5th 	98
1996	Silkolene Gollop Racing	Peugeot 306 16S Turbo 4x4	AUTDNS	POR5 	FRA7 	SWE4 	IRE5 	GBR5 	BEL2 	NED3 	NORDNS 	CZE(8)	GER(7)	 	6th 	91
Category:1950 births
Category:English racing drivers
Category:European Rallycross Championship drivers
Will Jawando

Will Jawando is an American politician and attorney. He currently is a member of the Montgomery County Council At-Large. Jawando announced on May 2nd, 2023 that he was running for the Maryland senate seat of retiring incumbent Ben Cardin.
==Early life and education==
Jawando was born in Silver Spring, Maryland, to an American mother and a Nigerian father. He was raised exclusively by his mother in the Silver Spring neighborhood of Long Branch after his parents separated when he was "around 6." Jawando graduated from Catholic University with a B.A. in Sociology before moving on to attend the Columbus School of Law where he graduated with a J.D. 
==Career==
Jawando worked as a Capitol Hill staffer for Nancy Pelosi, Sherrod Brown and Barack Obama while he was a senator. He was an associate director in the White House office of public engagement during the Obama administration.
In 2016, Jawando ran to represent Maryland's 8th congressional district in the 115th Congress of the U.S. House of Representatives. Jamie Raskin won the primary and general election.
On May 3, 2022, Jawando published a book, My Seven Black Fathers, about inspirational figures in his life. 
==Personal life==
Jawando is married with 4 children.
In November 2021, Jawando missed a court hearing he had requested to contest two traffic citations. Jawando's chief of staff stated that he paid the fines before his license was to be suspended in response to the absence.
Category:People from Silver Spring, Maryland
Category:American people
Category:American politicians	
Category:Attorneys
Will Luhrs

Will Luhrs (Full name: William Nicholas Alexander Luhrs)[https://g.co/kgs/3c3oQ6 Will Luhrs] is a New Zealand-born singer, songwriter, and producer (born July 16, 2006). He started making music at the age of 14 releasing his first single in June of 2021 with "Just Monet" titled "Should I Have To Guess". The single gained over 20,000 streams on Spotify which he later removed in September of 2021 before releasing his debut E.P If All I've Got Is Love which Will produced and German Electro House music producer and DJ "Kuyano" Mixed and mastered. The E.P has since gained over 110,000 streams on Spotify by means of users mentioning the song on the social media platform TikTok. Will's song "With You" from his E.P "If All I've Got Is Love" was played on "RNZ" or "Radio New Zealand" on the show "Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan".
To date Will has had his music played in over 40 countries around the world.
After the successful release of his debut, E.P Will Didn't release any further music until March 18, 2022, when he released his second single "Fine But Not Okay" which was not as successful as his E.P release having only 3000 streams on Spotify, although that was Will's second song to be played on the radio in New Zealand having been played on "Plains Fm". Will followed that release with another single roughly two weeks later on March 4, 2022, titled "Fragile" which was a collaboration with the producer "BimBom" also known as "Declan O'Dempsey" which was Will's first song in the Contemporary R&B genre, This single did much better than Will's previous release with over double the streams.
== Early life and education ==
Will Luhrs was born in Auckland, New Zealand but raised in Christchurch New Zealand to Virinia Luhrs and John Luhrs and brother Alex Luhrs. For his primary education, Will attended Cathedral Grammar School and is a student and attending high school at Burnside High School in Christchurch New Zealand.
== Partnerships, brand endorsement, and modelling ==
Will has worked with "Cam Dunstan" a photographer who owns "Dunstan Photography" from Christchurch since 2021, and Cam has done all of Will's album covers and social media photography. Will has also done modelling for Good Old Vintage
Category:2006 births
Category:New Zealand singers
Category:New Zealand songwriters
Will Price

Will Price is an American actor, born in the year 2000.https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Will_Price
He studied and graduated from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Will_Price
==Career==
Price is known for his roles of Lucas in Goosebumps (2023) and as Caleb in The Mosquito Coast (2021). 
He has also been casted in Isle Child, The Equalizer, The Endgame, and Brave the Dark.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm11153903/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t5
https://goosebumps.fandom.com/wiki/Will_Price
==Personal life==
Not much is known about Price's personal life, as he is a new actor and infrequent on social media. 
https://www.j-14.com/posts/who-plays-lucas-in-goosebumps-actor-will-price-roles-more/
He is 6'1" tall.
Category:2000 births
Category:Actors
Category:American people
Category:University of North Carolina
Will Ripley

Will Ripley (born 1980 or 1981) is an American broadcast journalist who currently serves as CNN's senior international correspondent. He is based in Taipei.
Ripley, who joined CNN in 2014, is best known for his 2015 reports from the North Korean capital of Pyongyang. He has traveled to North Korea 19 times for CNN stories and was the only American journalist in Pyongyang when American student Otto Warmbier was released from North Korean custody..
Other stories he has covered include the 2020 Summer Olympics, the Fukushima nuclear disaster, pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
==Biography==
Ripley grew up in Connecticut and graduated from Manchester High School in Manchester, Connecticut, in 1999. He shared the anchor desk at his high school television station with future CNN colleague Jessica Schneider. He graduated from the School of Journalism at the University of Missouri.
Ripley worked for KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri; KRCG-TV in Jefferson City, Missouri; KRGV-TV in Weslaco, Texas; and KUSA-TV in Denver before he was hired by CNN.
Ripley was based first in Tokyo and then Hong Kong until he was promoted and relocated to CNN's new bureau in Taipei in 2022.
Ripley is fluent in Spanish and is in the process of learning Mandarin.
Speaking about his trips to North Korea, he has stressed the importance of on-the-ground reporting, even in the tightly managed North Korean environment. He felt successive trips have "peeled back the layer of the onion a little more." He has interviewed or met with high-level North Korean officials, some of whom he has declined to name. His goal is to eventually interview leader Kim Jong-un, who has never sat for an interview with a western news outlet and has seldom answered questions from foreign reporters.
==Controversy==
While covering the aftermath of the 2015 Tianjin explosions, Ripley was accosted by family members of victims urging him to stop recording. With the help of Chinese police, Ripley was able to defuse the situation, but acknowledged the raw feelings of the family members. Some Chinese netizens suggested Ripley was attempting to enter the hospital to photograph the dead, a claim refuted by New York Times reporter Andrew Jacobs.
Category:American people
Category:University of Missouri alumni
Category:Broadcast journalists
Will Salisbury

Will Salisbury is a Sculptor and Philosopher, Designer, Contractor, Husband, Teacher, Welder, Anthropologist and Friend. Born, October 9, 1949 in Syracuse, NY, he's lived in Mexico, Big Sur, Asbury Street, Florence and for the last half of his life, summers on an island in the St. Lawrence River and during the winter, next to his studio in Omar, New York
His sculpture in stone, ceramics, welded steel, copper, wood, or concrete is often informed by his concern for social justice provoked by stories from National Public Radio that get stuck in his head until he fashions a sculpture that expresses them visually.
His 2020 retrospective at The Thousand Islands Arts Center in Clayton, NY looks to casual visitors like a group show, perhaps the result of a dozen very skilled craftsmen. There are stone renderings of mothers with children, machetes representing the Rwandan Genocide, a painful sculpture of a mother standing over a drowned child, a family fleeing an unknown catastrophe. And then there are the drawings, probably not by the same hands. And there is public art that enlarges local mythology to giant, even comic, proportions: a 5 foot Muskie leaping out of the water; 6 foot tall crow; a 7 foot long sturgeon; an 8 foot tall standing bear weathervane 90 feet above the river on top of a "cottage".
Paul Bunyan's Golf Bag is Will Salisbury's first public art project, dated 1984. It’s now exhibited along Route 12 at the Clayton Country Club.
Will's web site
A project by Will Salisbury — 
A video about Will Salisbury: by Scott Ouderkirk, Glass Goat Studios
And also by Scott Ouderkirk: A Will wrote and ScottI illustrated and edited. 
A feature about Will Salisbury in Thousand Island Life by Susan Smith
Sunday Portrait By Chris Brock, Watertown Daily Times, January 20, 2019 video by Elaine Tack.
Category:American sculptors
Category:American philosophers
Category:American anthropologists
Will Staples

Will Staples is an American screenwriter. He is best known for his work on the video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, contributions to the film Sweet Girl (film)|Sweet Girl, and the upcoming television series The Right Stuff (TV series)|The Right Stuff
== Career ==
Two of his screenplays have appeared on the The Black List (screenplays)|The Black List, an annual list compiled by Hollywood executives of their favorite unproduced screenplays – once for his adaption of the book King of Heists by J. North Conway, and again for Landslide, an adaptation of the book How to Break a Terrorist|How to Break a Terrorist, co-written with Tony Camerino.
In 2011, Staples and screenwriter Paul Haggis wrote the script for the video game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3,https://www.cinemablend.com/new/Ben-Affleck-Aims-Post-Batman-Oscar-With-His-Next-Directing-Project-40038.html which was the largest entertainment release in history and broke the movie Avatar (2009 film)|Avatar'’s record as the fastest franchise to reach $1 billion in box office.
On October 25, 2013, Deadline announced that Ben Affleck and Warner Bros had hired Staples to write a geopolitical thriller about a team of mercenaries in Eastern Congo for Affleck to star in and direct. The following year, Warner announced that Staples had been hired to write a movie set in the world of illicit animal trafficking for Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, and Tobey Maguire to produce and star in.
In May 2014, Staples was hired to rewrite Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation.
In 2017, National Geographic announced that Staples would be creating The Right Stuff (TV series)|The Right Stuff television series based on Tom Wolfe’s 1979 book The Right Stuff (book)|The Right Stuff, with Leonardo DiCaprio executive producing. The series moved to Disney+ in 2020.
== Filmography ==
=== Film ===
Year	Film 	Credit
2021	Sweet Girl	Screenplay
=== Television ===
Year	Title 	Credit
2017	Shooter 	Writer, Consulting Producer
2020	The Right Stuff	Writer, Executive Producer
=== Video games ===
Year	Title 	Credit
2007	Lair 	Writer
2011	Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3	Writer
2013	Need for Speed Rivals 	Writer
2014	Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare	Special Thanks
== References ==
Category:American screenwriters
Category:American people
Category:American writers
Will Wood

Will Wood (born November 3, 1985) is a British freelance writer and soccer coach. He is recognized for his gambling and cryptocurrency writing, notably contributing to dappGambl and Bitedge, platforms dedicated to reviewing online cryptocurrency betting sites.
==Early and education==
Wood was born and raised in Birmingham, England. He studied music at the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford and became a professional guitarist. Wood has been coaching youth soccer since age 14, contributing to grassroots sports.
==Career==
In 2015, Wood started his writing career, initially focusing on science fiction novels and historical non-fiction works centered on British spies.
In 2016, Wood identified a market for sports betting content, prompting a shift in his focus. He delved into various aspects of online gambling, establishing expertise in video slots, betting games, and strategies.
His experience while reviewing a Bitcoin faucet led to his interest in cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
In 2022, Wood joined dappGambl as an author, having written 81 articles. In his capacity, he delivers comprehensive reviews on Bitcoin, crypto, and sports betting sites, along with detailed analyses of games and slots. In his reviews, Wood conducts meticulous assessments of various online casinos, prioritizing elements such as bonuses, gaming selections, and innovative features. His focus extends to the platforms' dedication to cryptocurrency users, spotlighting specific offerings like daily login bonuses and unique quest systems. Key aspects covered in his reviews include the accepted cryptocurrencies, game providers, payment methods, regulatory licenses, and the overall gaming experience. Through his reviews, Wood aims to furnish potential users with comprehensive information, empowering them to make well-informed choices when navigating online casinos.
Utilizing his cryptocurrency expertise, Wood joined Bitedge, an online platform for crypto sports betting insights. At Bitedge, he reviews cryptocurrency exchanges, casinos, and sports betting platforms. His articles explore various dimensions of cryptocurrency exchanges, such as centralized vs. decentralized models, staking opportunities, and user-friendly experiences. His reviews explore supported cryptocurrencies, the presence of native tokens, and their implications for user benefits. Wood's evaluations also cover security, customer support, service availability, and fee structures, providing concise insights for users. His reviews offer comparisons with other exchanges, highlighting distinctions in fees, staking options, and overall user experiences.
With years of experience, Wood has established himself as a reliable source for crypto gambling and gaming enthusiasts, offering insights that guide users in making informed decisions.
==Personal life==
Wood resides in Dudley, England, with his wife and two children.
==External links==
* 
* Will Wood at dappGambl
* Will Wood at Bitedge
Category:1985 births
Category:British writers
Category:Football (soccer) coaches
Category:People of Birmingham
Wille Forest (Lyksborg)

Wille' (german), Ville, or Vilde (danish) is one of the forests around the city of Glücksburg in northern Germany, located in Southern Schleswig in the States of Germany|state of Schleswig-Holstein. The forest extends from Meierwik to Sandwig (Quellental or Kildedal) along the Flensburg Firth. The forest is slightly hilly and consists mainly of beech and other deciduous trees. On the north-west slopes of the firth there are rare plant species such as Hypericum montanum. Many trees near the coast are clearly affected by the coastal wind conditions. The northern part of the forest is used as a forest cemetery. In the east, the forest boarders Uferstraße (Bredgade), Vesterværk lake|Vesterværk Lake and Glücksburger Wald (also Tremmerup Skov or Tved Skov). Across the water there is a view of the danish shore.
While under Danish Jurisdiction, the forest area belonged to the Lyksborg Skovridder Districk i Munkbrarup Sogn. 
The forest was first mentioned in 1668 as Willöe. Some claim the forest was named after Christian Christiansen Welling, a priest in Munkbrarup who lived nearby until 1582.Kristian Hald: Sydslesvigs stednavne, bind 7, 1., København 1948, side 97
== Sources ==
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Category:Danish Jurisdiction
Category: Hypericum montanum
Willem Kuyken

Willem Kuyken is a British/Dutch researcher, teacher and author. He is the Ritblat Professor of Mindfulness and Psychological Science at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom, and Director of the University of Oxford Mindfulness Centre. 
Kuyken’s work focuses on depression, its prevention and treatment and how mindfulness and mindfulness-based programs can prevent depression.
== Life and work ==
Kuyken was born in Neath, Wales, the youngest of three children, to Dutch parents. His father was raised in Indonesia where, during World War II, he was interned in a Japanese concentration camp. Kuyken’s uncle died in the camp aged 4. His mother was raised in Venlo in the South of Holland, where she lived under Nazi occupation. He spent his childhood in Africa, where his father was working as an engineer. 
Kuyken was educated at Winchester College, University College London and the Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London, before training as a clinical psychologist at the Salomons Clinical Psychology Training Centre.
== Career ==
Before taking up his post in Oxford in 2014 he was Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Exeter. He headed the research group (2001-2010), co-founded (with Ed Watkins and Eugene Mullan) the Wellcome Mood Disorders Centre (2004) and (with Alison Evans) the Masters in Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapies (2008). He also directed the clinical psychology training programme (2001-2004). 
He worked in two Postdoctoral Fellowships: a research fellowship at the World Health Organization project managing the development of the World Health Organization Quality of Life Assessment (WHOQOL; 1992-1994) and a clinical research fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania/Beck Institute working with Aaron T. Beck (1998-1999). 
He was the recipient of the British Psychological Society May Davidson award in 2006. He was a faculty member of the 2014 Mind and Life Summer Research Science Institute and a grandfathered Diplomate and Fellow of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy. The Institute for Scientific Information Web of Science named Kuyken one of their most cited researchers in 2019 and 2020. 
At the University of Oxford Kuyken co-led (with Mark Williams, Sarah-Jayne Blakemore and Tim Dalgleish) a programme of research on mindfulness in education – the MYRIAD project (2014-2022) and directed the University of Oxford Mindfulness Centre.
Kuyken’s work includes over 100 peer-reviewed publications, three books and extensive public engagement work. His work has been featured on CBS, Maccleans, New Statesman, Le Monde, der Zeit, the Telegraph, the Guardian and the BBC and in documentaries such as My Year of Living Mindfully and Trust Me I'm a Doctor.
== Personal Life ==
Kuyken has two daughters and was married for 30 years to Halley Cohen, a writer and communications specialist. 
Kuyken now lives in Oxford. He has practised mindfulness meditation since his early twenties and regularly teaches mindfulness classes. 
 
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Category:Teachers
Category:Authors
Willi Fischer (ceramicist)

Wilhelm (Willi) Fischer, born the 14 January 1925 in Bohemian Krumau / Český Krumlov, died the 1 January 2019 in Vänersborg, was a Czech-Swedish ceramicist.
Willi Fischer was born and grew up in Unesco world heritage city Krumau in the German-speaking part of Czech Republic that before World War II was called Sudetenland. His father was the famous artist Wilhem Fischer (1894–1979), famous for his depictions of Krumau and the Bohemian Forest. 
He studied sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich in 1943. but was forced to interrupt his studies when he was called up for military service and at the end of the war he was a prisoner of war in an English camp in Rimini. After his imprisonment he ended up in Linz, Austria where he was recruited by Swedes and offered work at the Rörstrands Porslinsfabrik in Lidköping where he arrived in 1948. He was noticed by Rörstarnd's artistic director Gunnar Nylund and was allowed to make his models. During the 60s, he became a partner in Ego Stengods in Lidköping and later he formed his own company under the name Fischer Stengods. After Lidköping, he was active in Uddevalla and since 1974 in Vänersborg, where he ran his ceramics workshop until 2005. He has had a large production of ceramic works of art for the decoration of buildings and churches, of corporate and municipal gifts, sculptures for private collectors and a variety of decorative items that could be sold in the summer cottage in Fiskebäckskil to eager tourists and summer guests. For Vänersborg, in 1987 he executed the wall decoration Vänersborgsreliefen in glazed stoneware.
Fischer had many exhibitions over the years in Sweden, Norway, Germany and Austria. The last exhibition "Diligent, dirty hands" was in 2007 at Konstgillet's gallery in Vänersborg. He is buried at the Katrinedal cemetery in Värnersborg.
==Sources==
* Willi Fischer 1925- beskriven hos Signaturer.se 
* Wilhelm Fischer på Gravar.se
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Category:1925 births
Category:People from Český Krumlov
Category:Swedish ceramists
Category:Czech ceramists