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David W. Conde

David W. Conde, or William David Wellwood Conde, (1906-1981) was an American author, journalist, and film censor who worked in Occupation of Japan.
Born in Ontario, Canada, he became a naturalized American citizen in 1932. From October 1945 to July 1946, he served as the director of the Motion Picture Department of the Civil Information and Education Section (CIE) in the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. From 1946 to 1947 he reported on the International Military Tribunal for the Far East as a Reuters journalist. In 1947 he was forced by MacArthur's government to return to the United States. He later worked as a foreign correspondent in Tokyo, and wrote several books about Asian and American politics.
 He died in Oakland, California in 1981.
During his time heading CIE's Motion Picture Department, Conde was tasked with promoting democratic and anti-militaristic films. Much of his recognition comes from this role in early post-war Japanese cinema. Conde was known to be left-leaning and a union supporter, and has been linked to the Toho labor disputes at Toho studios. His expulsion from Japan in 1947 may have been related to suspicions that he was a communist. 
Category:1906 births
Category:1981 deaths
Category:American authors
Category:People from Ontario
David W. Flaherty

David W. Flaherty is the Thomas C. Loach Jr. Endowed Professor in the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, joining in June 2023 after previously serving at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. His research focuses on catalysis, surface science, and materials synthesis aimed at sustainability.
 
==Education and Career==
* B.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley
* Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering, University of Texas at Austin (advisor: Charles Buddie Mullins)
* Postdoctoral research with Prof. Enrique Iglesia at the University of California, Berkeley
==Research==
Flaherty's research focuses on developing the science and application of catalysis for sustainability.
==Awards and Honors==
* Eastman Foundation Distinguished Lecturer in Catalysis, University of California, Berkeley (2021)
* Department of Energy Early Career Award (2019)
* National Science Foundation CAREER Award (2016)
* ACS PRF Doctoral New Investigator Award (2013)
Category:University of Texas alumni
Category:Biomedical engineering
Category:American people
David W Stringfellow

David Stringfellow (David Wayne Stringfellow) is an American in the electronic design automation industry. 
==Education and work==
David earned a BSEE and MSEE from Purdue University in 1985 and 1991, respectively.
He joined Synopsys in 2000, becoming its 7151th employee.
David served on the Technical Advisory Board for startup Limestone Network starting in 2009 and served until 2014.
Category:American people
Category:Electronic design automation
Category:Purdue University alumni
David Wheldon

David Wheldon (1950 - 7 January 2021) was an English writer and medical doctor. 
== Biography ==
David Wheldon was born in 1950 in the mining village of Moira, Leicestershire. He went to the Quakers school at Sidcot, Somerset. He graduated in medicine from Bristol University. He was married to the artist Sarah Longlands. He died unexpectedly at his Bedford home in January 2021.
== Writing ==
Wheldon's first novel The Viaduct won the Triple First Award in 1983. The judges were Graham Greene and William Trevor. It was a runner-up in The Whitbread Award. It was republished in the USA and widely reviewed. 
His first three novels are often described as allegorical and Kafkesque. Wheldon has written that he first read Kafka after completing The Viaduct and an early version of A Vocation.
He published several volumes of poetry with The Berkeleyan Eye, a publishing house set up with his wife the artist Sarah Longlands. The books are illustrated with her drawings, with poems individually illustrated in the volumes Uncompliant Stranger and Days and Orders.
After a couple of decades with no published fiction, from 2017 his short fiction began to appear in The Woven Tale Press, Confingo, and Nightjar Press. His short story collection The Guiltless Bystander was published by Confingo Publishing in July 2022.
His personal website contains several uncollected short stories, essays, and poems.
== Medical Career ==
At Bristol he had made a special study of the disease Multiple Sclerosis. In 2002 his wife, the artist Sarah Longlands, suddenly had difficulty walking and was diagnosed with MS. Wheldon published research on an antibiotic treatment of the disease, and claims to have successfully treated his wife. He began to treat others with what became know as "The Wheldon Protocol".
== Bibliography ==
=== Novels ===
* The Viaduct (1983)
* The Course of Instruction (1984)
* A Vocation (1986)
* At The Quay (1990)
=== Poetry ===
*The Uncompliant Stranger (1997)
* Onesimus (1997)
* Night Altitude (1999)
* Days and Orders (1998)
* Language in a Narrow Place (1998)
* Changes, Days, Lives (2000)
* A Lens to the Sun (2000)
=== Short stories ===
* The Guiltless Bystander (2022)
Category:1950 births
Category:2021 deaths
Category:English writers
Category:English medical doctors
David Wiseman (journalist)

David Wiseman is the co-founder of Follow Team Israel, a page founded in 2012 devoted to sharing the stories of Israeli sports to the world. 
==Career==
Wiseman moved to Israel from Australia in 2005 and lives in Jerusalem. Wiseman founded Follow Team Israel which is one of the only platforms that exclusively covers Israeli sports news in English.
He is sought after for his expertise on Israeli sport. Wiseman has also penned articles for Cricinfo, Algemeiner, Israellycool and Israel 21c.
Category:Australian journalists
Category:Australian Jews
Category:Australian emigrants to Israel
Category:Israeli Jews
David Wishart

Dr. David Wishart (born 1961) is a researcher in the fields of metabolomics, cheminformatics and bioinformatics. Dr. Wishart is a Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Alberta, where he holds cross appointments in the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology. He also holds a joint appointment in metabolomics at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington. Dr. Wishart received his BSc with honours, first class, in physics from the University of Alberta in 1983 and received his Master's (1986) and Ph.D. degrees (1991) in molecular biophysics and biochemistry from Yale University. Dr. Wishart has active research programs in precision health, cancer (lung, breast), infectious diseases (COVID-19), neurological diseases (Alzheimer’s, ALS), kidney diseases, animal/livestock health, forestry research, microbiome research, food chemistry, structural biology, portable sensor systems and metabolomics technology development. He has active collaborations with more than 30 scientists around the world. His papers have been cited more than 77,000 times, making him one of the world's most highly cited researchers.His laboratory also maintains more than 70 online scientific databases and web servers that routinely receive more than 35 million web accesses each year. 
== References ==
Category:1961 births
Category:Yale University faculty
Category:Faculty of Biology
David Woroboff

David Woroboff is dedicated to finding new ways to improve America’s health and safety by using the latest technology. As the founder and current CEO of 24/7 ​​Call-A-Doc, which is a nationally recognized leader in the telemedicine and remote mental health industry, David uses his management and innovative skills to do just that.
==Early Life and Education==
David Woroboff received his bachelor’s degree with a specialization in business administration from SUNY Albany. He then went on to the University of Southern California, where he completed his Master's Degree in Computer Engineering. He also holds an executive business degree from the University of California in Los Angeles Anderson Business School, and finished the University of Chicago’s Booth Business School’s marketing program.
==Career==
David worked at Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and Hughes Electronics, early in his innovation career. There, he served as the Corporate Director of Strategy. He went on to serve in many positions, including the VP & General Manager for Attivio and the VP of Pitney Bowes Software. David was also the ground manager on a small team that created the DirecTV system. Today, he is CEO of the company he founded, 24/7 Call-A-Doc.
==Philanthropy==
David Woroboff is just as passionate about philanthropy as he is about innovation. He is an advisor on many boards, and is particularly interested in organizations that are designed to help young individuals to follow their dreams.
David has now formed The David Woroboff Scholarship for Entrepreneurs, which provides scholarship funding to a student who plans on becoming an entrepreneur. Using this scholarship, he is trying to bolster awareness for the hardships faced by students following their journeys to careers as entrepreneurs, and to give an opportunity to a star student in the process.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
* Official website
* David Woroboff Scholarship
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Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:University of Southern California alumni
Category:University of California alumni
Category:American people
David Wragg

David William Wragg (born 13 August 1946) is a British author of aviation and military historian.A Dictionary of Aviation (1974) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJpjdK4mbTpj7yWmBw86Kd.htmlhttps://librariesaustralia.nla.gov.au/search/display?dbid=auth&id=36114509 He is also a former contributor to the Sunday Telegraph and The Spectator.https://www.orionbooks.co.uk/contributor/david-wragg/
==Author and editor==
David Wragg has been an aviation writer and journalist for a number of years, as well as having assisted a number of stockbrokers and investment consultants in the preparation of aircraft industry circulars. He is also author of Worlds Air Fleets and of Worlds Air Forces, and has contributed articles on aviation and allied subjects to The Scotsman, The Field, The Spectator, Flight International, The Eastern Daily Press, The Midland Industrialist and the financial pages of The Sunday Telegraph. He maintains a keen interest in politics, is a member of the Monday Club Aviation Study Group and chairman of its Transport Study Group, as well as being one of the authors of the aviation policy pamphlet, Plane Talk.
==Books==
* Worlds Air Fleets (1967) 
* World's Air Forces (1971) 
* A Dictionary of Aviation (1973) 
* Flight before flying (1974) 
* Speed in the air (1974) 
* Flight with power: the first ten years (1978) 
* Wings over the Sea - a History of Naval Aviation (1979) 
* Helicopters At War (1983) 
* Boats of the air: an illustrated history of flying boats, seaplanes and amphibians (1984) 
* The Offensive Weapon: The Strategy of Bombing (1986) 
* Airlift: a history of military air transport (1986) 
* Carrier Combat (1997) 
* Bombers - From the First World War to Kosovo (1999) 
* Historical Dictionary of Aviation: From Earliest Times to the Present Day (2008) 
* World air power guide (2010) 
* The Pacific Naval War 1941-1945 (2011) 
Category:1946 births
Category:British people
Category:Author
David Yareboinen

David Yareboinen (born 1990/1991) is a Papua New Guinean association football referee who represents his country at international level since 2013, when he was listed by FIFA.
==Career==
Yareboinen refereed one game at the 2018 OFC Women's Nations Cup (New Zealand v. Cook Islands).
In other major tournaments, Yareboinen took part in the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Poland, where he officiated as a support referee (fourth) in the United States v. Qatar group stage game. He was a support referee in the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup as well.
Yareboinen is a prominent referee in the Oceania Confederation and refereed two consecutive finals of the OFC Champions League. In 2022, Yareboinen refereed the final between A.S. Vénus and Auckland City FC in New Zealand, while he refereed the final again in 2023, between Auckland City FC and Suva F.C. in Vanuatu.
Yareboinen, who is the only international referee from Papua New Guinea as of the latest report from FIFA in 2022, has said that he aspires to reach to referee a FIFA World Cup.
Category:Papua New Guinean people
Category:Association football
Category:Association football referees
Davide Marra

Davide Marra (Rome, October 18, 1991), also known as Mr. Marra, is an Italian podcast host and personal trainer.
==Biography==
Born and raised in Rome, he graduated in Graphic Design and Advertising Communication from the Teresa Confalonieri Institute in Rome.
After high school, he began his journey with the FIPE, a federation recognized by the CONI and the CIP. He obtained certification and membership with the FIPE to teach weightlifting as an instructor and personal trainer, working in various gym chains in Rome.
Alongside his gym activities, in 2017, he created a YouTube channel (which currently has 88,000 subscribers) and a Cinema-themed Facebook group.
In October 2018, along with Simone Santoro and Gianluca Miele, he founded the Cerbero Podcast, a live daily broadcast on the Twitch platform. In 2020, the podcast reached the peak of its popularity, coinciding with the pandemic and the consequent closure of gyms, prompting Marra to leave his gym job to focus solely on online content.
On May 15, 2023, he appeared for the first time in an episode of the well-known podcast "Muschio Selvaggio," joining Fedez as a co-host . The collaboration is still ongoing, with Marra concurrently hosting the Cerbero Podcast on Twitch and Muschio Selvaggio on YouTube.
==Career==
===Cinema===
In 2019, he made a cameo appearance in the short film "Happy Birthday" directed by Lorenzo Giovenga, starring Achille Lauro, Jenny De Nucci, and Fortunato Cerlino.
===Radio===
Davide "Mr. Marra" Marra has been a guest on several well-known radio shows such as La Zanzara on Radio24, RDS next, and Radio Deejay.
===Music===
He has released 3 tracks on Spotify, including 2 covers ("Parole Parole" by Mina featuring Giulia Calvani, and "Arsenico" by Aiello featuring Simone Santoro, in an alternative version called "C'è Dolore") and 1 original song: "Blue Valentine." The latter was produced by Dave Revan and RE4L, featuring Erika Lei and Alex Mucci, both artists signed under the label "Yalla Movement."
==Personal Life==
Since 2020, he has been in a relationship with the well-known influencer and singer Alex Mucci, with whom he has a daughter, Asia Marra Mucci. He gained popularity after participating in the Cerbero Podcast project in 2018 on Twitch.
Category:People from Rome
Category:1991 births
Category:Italian people
Category:Social media influencers
Davide Scarabelli

Davide Scarabelli (Pavullo nel Frignano, 22 March 1942), is an Italian sculptor who was born into a large family in Pavullo nel Frignano (Modena).
From the age of thirteen he began to paint using recycled materials, such as jute bags, cartons, wooden planks.
In 1960, at the age of eighteen, he held his first personal exhibition in Modena, dedicating himself entirely to sculpture in 1964.
In 1970 he graduated in sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna and in the same year his first public monumental work Lo Specchio was erected in Soliera di Modena.
Participates by invitation in the major exhibitions in Italy: International Biennial Il Fiorino in Florence., where he wins the second prize, Francesca da Rimini national competition with the work La guilt, second prize, Quadrennial of art in Rome, Padua Biennale of bronze , Levante Fair in Bari.
In 1976 he published the chalcographic volume Vis-à-vis which was exhibited at the world art book fair in San Francisco and in other American cities.
Among the awards received, the mention in the Bolaffi catalog for sculpture and the Golden Spider for art conferred by Unicef
He creates sets for the municipal theater in Florence and for the Farnese theater in Parma with Luciano Damiani, the director Luigi Squarzina and the conductor Zubin Mehta.
From 1996 to 1998 he created the cultural event Protagonista by hosting in his home-studio Cà Baldassarre, artists and authors including: Valerio Massimo Manfredi, Tullio de Piscopo, Karl Potter, Loriano Machiavelli, Nino Migliori, Giorgio Lotti, Alberto Bertoni, Guido DeMaria, Giuseppe Pederiali.
In 1993 he was invited to the IV International Biennial of Sculpture in Montecarlo.
The following year he exhibited at the first International Biennial of Amsterdam.
From 1997 to 2022 he directed the Contemporary Art Gallery of Palazzo Ducale in Pavullo nel Frignano (Modena)
In 2007 he created the monumental work A Est di Maranello located on the Nuova Estense provincial road.
In 2009 the church of the emigrant in Groppo di Riolunato (Modena) was inaugurated. He participated in the design and created the altar, the crucifix, the ambo and the tabernacle.
In 2013 he was invited to the international sculpture biennial at the Racconigi castle (Turin) with the monumental steel sculpture Joy of living.
He dedicated some works to the Mummies of Roccapelago, after their surprising discovery.
In 2017, with the work Incontro, he participated in the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of one of the Parole sui muri event
which took place in 1967 when internationally renowned artists converge in Fiumalbo who create and exhibit their works along the streets and squares of the town.
His works are part of private collections, public museums in Italy and abroad, schools, squares, castles, cemeteries and parks.
The art critics Enrico Crispolti, Luigi Lambertini, Andrea del Guercio, Nicola Micieli, Franco Solmi, Giuseppe Marchiori and others have written about him.
Category:Sculptors
Category:1942 births
Category:Italian people
Davidson Bradfute Penn

Davidson Bradfute Penn (1836 - 1902) was a Confederate officer in the American Civil War and a politician in Louisiana.
Charles Conrad Jr. married his sister.
He was a candidate for Lieutenant governor in the disputed 1872 election.
A carte de visite photograph of him survives.
 
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Category:1902 deaths
Category:American Civil War officers
Category:Confederate States Army officers
Davidson Diboty

Davidson Diboty (2004-present) is a Dance/Electronic, Pop, Blues musical artist known for RIddims Behind The Mirror.[Davidson Diboty https://g.co/kgs/GVGTXY]
==Biography==
Davidson Diboty born Kenneth Davidson Okechukwu Diboty was born on the 3rd of may 2004 in Libreville Gabon by his Gabonese mum and a Nigerian Dad.[Davidson Diboty https://g.co/kgs/GVGTXY]
==Career==
Davidson Diboty started his music journey as an independent artist earlier on the year 2023.
he first dropped his first single memories with some free royalties beats, the worked and release poptyrb, jusaube, hokutrap and reufrotrap .
he dropped hes first album RIddims Behind The Mirror, some weeks after he drop his five first single amd those single featured in the album with an extra track name thyfro.
weird track names right? Well thats Davidson for ya’ll.
Davidson Diboty is 5 feet 10 inches tall and has a foot size of 47 eu.
At the moment he just released his new second studio album Neutral.]
==Works==
* Neutral 
* RIddims Behind The Mirror
* Condensation 
* Kôdd’s Confirmation
Category:2004 births
Category:People from Libreville
Category:Musicians
Category:Artists
Davidson Gigliotti

Davidson Gigliotti (born 1939) is a video artist, art historian, and founding member of the group Videofreex. In 1975 he became Director of Video at the Experimental Intermedia Foundation in New York, where he worked until 1987. His serene style of art is mainly conceptual, making use of nature as a subject. One of his most notable works is a 1972 piece titled "Quaking Aspens," a 4-channel installation that made use of the sculptural qualities of video art.https://vasulka.org/archive/4-25/Artsmag(1025).pdf
Category:1939 births
Category:Video artists
Category:Art historians
Category:American people
Davie Donaldson

Davie Donaldson (born 29 July 1998) is a Scottish Traveller Activist and Social Entrepreneur from Perthshire. In 2020, he won the "Young Scot of the Year" award for Equality & Diversity alongside his sister, for his work in advising the Scottish Government on how to reduce racism towards the Scottish Traveller community. He is most known for being one of Scotland's most prominent Traveller rights campaigners and a well-known spokesperson for the Scottish Traveller community at Government and in the media.
== Biography ==
Davie was born in Perth, Scotland, to a family of Scottish Scottish travellers. Throughout secondary school, which included time at Mearns Academy, Donaldson hid his Traveller identity because he believed he had to; "navigate the institutional prejudice and relentless racism that is faced by Travellers".
Donaldson is now a graduate of Anthropology and International Relations from the University of Aberdeen and the Founder of the minority rights organisation Progress in Dialogue.https://progressindialogue.org.uk/ He also serves as International Commissioner of Culture and Society at the Congress of Nations & States and as Chair of Trustees at the charity Romano Lav in Glasgow.
== Activism ==
Davie first took the attention of national press in December 2017 when he told Member of Scottish Parliament at Scottish Parliament Building Equalities and Human rights committee that racism toward Gypsy/Travellers was at a "critical point" and urgent action was needed to help Travellers access the same opportunities as the settled community. He has since drew further attention for having had a sign barring Travellers from a Scottish holiday park successfully removed and for advocating for the official recognition of what he has called the 'attempted eradication of Scotland's Travellers' during the first half of the 20th century.
Donaldson has also been in the media for his criticism of Conservative Douglas Ross, where he stated his priority as Prime Minister would be to bring in "tougher enforcement against Gypsy/Travellers". Douglas Ross has since apologised for these comments.
Category:1998 births
Category:Scottish Travellers
Category:Scottish activists
Category:Scottish people
Category:Social entrepreneurs
Davies Chirwa

Davies Chirwa is a Zambian media director, cinematographer and entrepreneur with a background in media technology and the founder of DC Productions Media Group and Channel A TV.
==Career==
Despite growing up in Zambia, he moved to the United States where he founded DC Productions and is most known for providing coverage for backstage events of the NFL around Superbowl since Superbowl LII.
He was the Director of Media and Technology for the inaugural edition of Miss African Union USA Beauty Pageant held in 2018. The event was sponsored by the African Union and chaired by Paul Kagame, the President of Rwanda and Ambassador Arikana Chihombori - Quao, former African Union Ambassador to the United States.
He is also on the Kent City's Cultural Communities Board where he works to increase engagement, integration, and access to city services for all cultural communities in Kent. He directed the City of Kent Candidates Forum with Kent Black Action Commission alongside Mayor Dana Ralph and Kent City Council Member, Toni Troutner.
As a member of the equity committee at the Washington Filmworks, his work is critical in the success in the diversity of the motion picture competitiveness program organized to provide funding and resources for the creative industries in Washington State.
In recognition of his works, he received the Media Excellence Award at the 2019 Mwape Peer Awards in 2019. He has also been nominated to receive the Pioneer Award at the 2024 African Film Festival in Dallas
Category:Cinematographers
Category:Zambian men
Category:Media executives
Category:African cinematographers
Category:Zambia-related lists
Category:Living people