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Simon Ogston

Simon Ogston is a New Zealand director and cinematographer, known for a series of documentaries about New Zealand music groups. His documentary style combines intimate interviews with (often rare) archival footage. Simon Sweetman describes his work as "New Zealand music/arts docos" "being correctly, lovingly examined”https://offthetracks.co.nz/bill-direen-a-memory-of-others-film/. Michael McDonnell of NZ International Film Festival calls his researched works "excavations"https://www.thebigidea.nz/news/industry-news/2013/jun/130980-nziff-best-short-film-finalists. Three documentaries are concerned with artists who lived and worked in Christchurch NZ before the earthquakes of 2010-11. Sunday Star Times journalist Grant Smithies describes Ogston's style as "impressionistic" and notes that his recent work aims for the "poetic that would extend [the artist's] existing body of work"https://www.pressreader.com/new-zealand/sunday-star-times/20170730/282892320730006
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==Filmography==
* Bill Direen, A Memory of Others (2017). Documentary about the NZ poet and performer Bill Direen.
* Philip Dadson: Sonics from Scratch (2015). Documentary about the NZ contemporary composer, in collaboration with Orlando Stewart.
* Zen.
* Sheen of Gold (2013). 1h 22min, August 2013. Documentary about Flying Nun band The Skeptics, described as "uncompromising" by Auckland music critic Graham Reid . Premiered 2013 at New Zealand International Film Festival. Available on DVD, featuring an interview with John Halvorsen of Bailter Space, live footage from the band's final gig 13.7.90, footage of live shows on 1.12.89 (Auckland) , and Wellington (Oct 87). *Antarctic Angels and the Unknown Blues, (2012), a "tale of a late-'60s southern counter-culture", documentary about the Invercargill band Antarctic Angels .
* Rumble and Bang, documentary about Chants R&B, a Christchurch NZ 1960s band. Directed with Jeff Smith (2011). 
* Gone With the Weird (2011), documentary about Squirm, a Christchurch NZ 1990s band.
==References==
==External links==
*Francesca Rudkin talks with NZ filmmaker Simon Ogston
*NZ International Film Festival profile
*Memory of Others official trailer 
Category:New Zealand film directors
Category:Living people
Category:New Zealand films
Category:New Zealand film directors
Category:New Zealand cinema task force participants
Simon Pettet

Simon Pettet is an English-born poet and long-time resident of New York's Lower East Side. Born on November 6, 1953, in Wrotham, England, he studied at the University of Essex (with Ted Berrigan) from 1972-1975, and at Kings College, University of London (with Eric Mottram) from 1976-1977. In 1977, he relocated to the United States of America where he went on to publish a variety of his poetry with Talisman House Publishers, most notably his collected poems, Hearth, and an addenda to his collected poems, As A Bee. Pettet also compiled and edited the Selected Art Writings of the "New York School" poet James Schuyler, as well as co-editing (with James Meetze) Other Flowers, Schuyler's posthumous poems. He has made two collaborations with photographer-filmmaker Rudy Burckhardt: Conversations about Everything and Talking Pictures. He also published a fine-arts limited edition, Abundant Treasures with painter Duncan Hannah. Pettet's poetry has been critically acclaimed, including by Poet John Ashbery who called him a "pillar of the St.Mark's Poetry Project, the core of all that is New York about the New York School," and Joanne Kyger who praised his poetry as "always insightful, ardent, playful, right on the spot, and ahead of the current."
==Published Works==
* As A Bee (Talisman House Publishers, 2014)
* James Schuyler - Other Flowers: Uncollected poems, Co-Editor (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2011) [Link]
* Hearth (Talisman House Publishers, 2010)
* More Winnowed Fragments (Talisman House Publishers, 2005)
* Abundant Treasures, co-authored with Duncan Hannah (Granary Books, 2001)
* Selected Poems (Talisman House Publishers, 1995)
* Talking Pictures: The Photography of Rudy Burckhardt (Zoland Books, 1994)
* James Schuyler - Selected Art Writings , Editor (Black Sparrow Press, 1991)
* Conversations with Rudy Burckhardt About Everything (Vehicle Editions, 1987) [Link]
==Critical Reception==
===Reviews===
* Andrei Codrescu for Exquisite Corpse
* Barbara Henning "Warming At Simon Pettet's Hearth"
* Michael Lally for Lally's Alley
* Michael Leddy for Jacket
* Mitch Highfill for Jacket
* Dale Smith for Jacket
===Interviews===
* Anselm Berrigan for Jacket
* Roger Van Voorhees for Brooklyn Rail
===Conversations===
* Simon Pettet and Rudy Burckhardt in conversation for Jacket
* Simon Pettet and Pam Brown on editing James Schuyler for Jacket
===Essays===
* Joseph Donahue "Charm and Trouble - on Simon Pettet's Hearth" for Talisman
* Ralph Hawkins "Simon Pettet's Hearth" for Intercapillary Space
Category:Poets
Category:English people
Category:1953 births
Category:People from Wrotham
Simon Tizon

Simon Tizon (born 19 December 1990) is an Asian-American entrepreneur, celebrity media executive, and social media influencer. He is best known as the founder and CEO of CrushN Media which is a leading advertising and marketing agency. Tizon has collaborated with big names in the influencer marketing industry and is widely recognized for working with celebrities, world-class entrepreneurs, and popular brands.
Tizon is an influential figure in Hollywood and has worked with several high profile clients like pro athletes, actors, bestselling authors, celebrities and more.
Tizon has been featured in several media outlets including NBC, ABC, FOX, Forbes, and Yahoo News. He was also listed as a Top Entrepreneur To Watch In 2020 by Yahoo! Finance.
== Early life and education ==
Tizon was born in Olongapo City. When he was eleven years old, Tizon’s parents got divorced and he grew up with his mother and three brothers. From a young age, Tizon was inclined towards sports. He participated in football and several other athletic games and was offered scholarships from various Division I colleges. When Tizon’s grades degraded by the end of his high school, he enrolled in a community college, but was soon expelled from there and he returned to live with his mother. 
== Career ==
Tizon commenced his career when he moved to Minneapolis, MN in 2015. He started working at S.T. Marketing firm and was appointed as a CEO. Tizon worked for over three years with this firm. While working for S.T. Marketing Firm, Tizon also ran CrushN Media, which is a marketing agency founded by Tizon. 
Tizon’s company is a digital marketing firm that specializes in search engine optimization (SEO), social media, and public relations. Tizon helps his clients by creating profitable marketing plans to gain online traction. The highlighting feature of his company is that it makes the influences gain massive acceptance and increase their online visibility.
In five years, under the leadership of Tizon, CrushN Media has become one of the leading digital marketing companies. He acts as a bridge between the client, the influencers, and the target audience. Tizon has worked with a wide range of celebrities and helped them with their online and social presence.
== Personal Life ==
Tizon is passionate about boxing and has sparred with several world-class boxers like Lydell Rhodes. In 2017, Tizon was assaulted in Minneapolis which resulted in him losing his left ear. 
== References ==
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Category:Asian-American businesspeople
Category:American media executives
Category:American Internet celebrities
Category:American social media influencers
Simon Townsley

Simon Daniel Clifford Townsley (born 31 July 1963) is an international photojournalist and photographer. He has twice been British Press Photographer of the Year.
==Life and work==
Townsley was born in Wellington, New Zealand in July 1963. He began his career at the Dominion Newspaper covering local and national news and in May 1987 was sent to Fiji to cover the first military coup. He left New Zealand later in 1987 and has lived in London ever since. 
Townsley arrived in London in 1987 and began working on Fleet Street, freelancing for The Times and The Daily Telegraph. He was offered a contract by the Sunday Times where he worked as Senior Photographer for 14 years until 2000.
He covered numerous significant events for The Sunday Times including the election of Nelson Mandela, the handover of Hong Kong, Tiananmen Square, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. He spent time undertaking conflict photography including the wars in the Balkans, the Siege of Sarajevo, rebellion in Sierra Leone and the first Gulf War.
In parallel with his photography Townsley founded and ran several business ventures including digital image delivery platform image.net in 1996 which was later sold to Getty ImagesGetty Images#Acquisitions, and co-founded Ready to Air in 2006. He was acting Chairman at Rex Features.
After a two-year break Townsley returned to photography in 2002 and undertook the OILMAN project, a series of industrial landscapes exploring the oil industry.
Currently, Townsley works with the Telegraph Media Group Global Health Security Team which highlights global health issues using long-form journalism and in-depth reporting.
==Awards==
*1991: Photographer of the Year, The Press Awards
*1995: Photographer of the Year, The Press Awards
*1997 Nikon Photo Essay Award
*2006Association of Photographers Silver Award 
*2022: Photo Essay of the Year, British Press Photographers' Association for Afghanistan: The Taliban's new drugs hell
*2022: Highly Commended, Photographer of the Year, The Press Awards
*2022: Highly Commended, Photojournalist of the Year, Society of Editors Media Freedom Awards
Category:1963 births
Category:People from Wellington
Category:New Zealand people
Category:Photojournalists
Category:Photographers
Simon Werner (music producer)

Simon Werner is a German music producer and sound engineer who is best known for his work in the death metal genre. He has worked with many bands, most notably Sulphur Aeon, for whom he produced several albums.
==Career==
Werner began his career as a musician and played in various bands before becoming a sound engineer. He started working as a freelance producer and engineer around 2006 and quickly made a name for himself in the metal scene. He is particularly known for his work with Sulphur Aeon, with whom he has produced several acclaimed albums, including "Gateway to the Antisphere" and "The Scythe of Cosmic Chaos".https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Simon_Werner/345468
In addition to his work with Sulphur Aeon, Werner has also produced albums for many other bands, including Red Apollo, Remember and December Flower.
==Discography==
Albums produced by Simon Werner include:
* Positive Strike – Ruhrpott Hardcore
* Positive Strike – Breakout!!
* Positive Strike – Positive Strike
* Doppeleffekt! – Gameover / Neustart
* Remember – Death to all of us
* Remember – Chuzpe
* Remember – Feeding Problems
* Red Apollo – Marche Funebre
* Brigade S – Brigade Staatsfeind
* Black Friday ’29 – Black Friday 2009
* December Flower – Moloch (Demo)
* December Flower – When All Life Ends…https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/December_Flower/When_All_Life_Ends.../322129
* Sulphur Aeon – Sulphur Psalms (Demo)
* Sulphur Aeon – Deep Deep Down They Sleep (EP)
* Sulphur Aeon – Swallowed by the Ocean's Tide
* Sulphur Aeon – Gateway to the Antispherehttp://neu.van-records.de/artists/sulphur-aeon/
* Sulphur Aeon – The Scythe Of Cosmic Chaoshttps://www.discogs.com/artist/1247109-Simon-Werner-3
==Personal life==
Simon Werner currently lives and works in Germany. He is known for being private about his personal life and rarely gives interviews or makes public appearances.
Category:German people
Category:Music producers
Category:Sound engineers
Category:Musicians
Simona Iordanova

Simona Iordanova is a Bulgarian film writer and director known for ‘Grieved’ (2023) and ‘See into the Trees’ (2024).
She was awarded ‘Best Short Film Director’ for ‘Grieved’ by the Golden FEMI Film Festival in June 2024.
She graduated high school from The American College of American College of Sofia and subsequently received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Bristol. There, she studied Liberal Arts with film pathway.
She speaks Bulgarian, Russian, and English.
Category:Bulgarian films
Category:Bulgarian writers
Category:Director
Category:Bulgarian people
Simona Lapusan

Simona Lăpușan (IPA:[siˈmona ləpuˈʃan]) is a Romanian businesswoman, entrepreneur.
==Education==
Simona graduated from the Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania. She also attained a Master's Degree in Information Management from the Cybernetics University of Bucharest, as well as a Master's Degree in Statistics and Economics from the ASE University in Bucharest . 
==Career== 
In 2003, Simona co-founded Zitec alongside two other colleagues, where she received the position of Cheif Operating Officer. 
In 2019, Simona launched and founded Mirro, an HR tool as its CEO.
Category:Romanian women
Category:Romanian people
Category:Politehnica University of Bucharest alumni 
Category:Entrepreneurs
Simone Lucchesi

Simone Lucchesi is an Italian football fitness coach. He is currently the Fitness Coach at Turun Palloseura.
== Education ==
Lucchesi graduated from the University of Florence in 2004, having completed a BSc Physical Education and Masters Sport Sciences & Technics. 
He also holds an Italian F.I.G.C. Professional Fitness Coach UEFA Licence (completed 2002) and UKSCA Accreditation
== Career ==
During his career Lucchesi has worked for top-flight football clubs in Italy, USA, UK, Serbia and Finland.
Turun Palloseura (First team, Women and Academy)	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2019 -
U.S. Follonica Gavorrano 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2018 - 2019
FC Inter Turku and Academy 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2017 - 2017
JB Fitness UK 	Personal Trainer 	2016 - 2017
Leyton Orient F.C.& Academy supervisor 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2016 - 2016
FK Čukarički & Academy supervisor 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2016 - 2016
Soccerlution-Elite Football U14-19 (London) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2015 - 2016
New York Cosmos (2010) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2013 - 2015
U.C. Sampdoria (Serie B, Serie A) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2011 - 2013
Jason Roberts Foundation U15-18 (London) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2011 - 2011
Fitness Centre Motoria, Follonica 	Personal Trainer 	2010 - 2011
U.S. Gavorrano (Serie C2) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2009 - 2010
A.C. Mezzocorona (Serie C2) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2008 - 2009
U.S. Lecce (Serie B & Serie A) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2006 - 2008
S.S. Lazio (Serie A) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2005 - 2005
U.C. Siena Academy U14-U19 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2002 - 2004
U.S. Massetana (Minor League) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2002 - 2003
U.S. Grosseto (Minor League) 	Fitness Coach & Strength and Conditioning	2001 - 2002
== Publications ==
Lucchesi, S., Cappuccio, F. (2010), “Allenare la forza con le vibrazioni” (Strength Training with Vibration), Sport & Medicina (Italian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports), no.6, pp.47-5 
==External links==
* Simone Lucchesi on linkedin
* Exclusive Interview with Football Fitness Coach Simone Lucchesi
* Elite Candidate - Simone Lucchesi - Sport Careers Agency
* Simone Lucchesi replaces Craig Smith as Leyton Orient’s fitness coach
* Simone Lucchesi (Fitness Coach) TPS - Football Manager
* NEWS: Club appoint new Fitness Coach - Leyton Orient FC
* Simone Lucchesi Fitness Coach
* Simone Lucchesi in Football Manager 2020 - Sortitoutsi
* Leyton Orient announce Simone Lucchesi as new fitness coach following Craig Smith departure
Category:1973 births
Category:Italian football managers
Category:Turun Palloseura
Category:Bachelor's degrees
Category:University of Florence alumni
Category:Physical education
Category:UEFA Champions League
Simone Spence

Simone Spence (born February 27, 1968) is an American author, entrepreneur, and child support enforcement advocate. Spence's work focuses on creating a pathway to economic justice by supplying tools to mothers to collect unpaid child support. She has written three books on the subject. She founded a technology company, Don't Get Mad Get Paid.
== Biography ==
=== Early life ===
Spence was born in Manhattan. She lived in the Bronx until she was about 8 years old. Then her family moved to Long Island where she spent most of her childhood and early adulthood. Since 2013 she has lived in New Orleans, LA. 
She earned a BA, Communications from New York Institute of Technology
=== Career ===
After personal experience with a child support-collection problem, Spence began consulting with moms on how to gather the proper paperwork to collect their child support. As a consultant for more than 20 years, she personally helped more than 10k women to collect over $15M by drawing upon her experience and honing her expertise of navigating the complex child support enforcement system to create a system that produced results.
Spence founded Don’t Get Mad Get Paid, a tech company in 2017. Don’t Get Mad Get Paid is a nationwide service that automates the search for the non-custodial parent that owes child support. It also generates the state-specific paperwork needed by the custodial parent to collect the back child support that they are owed.
== Published works ==
(1999) 1-800-Deadbeat
(2002) Deadbeats
(2014) Deadbeat vs. Deadbroke
== Honours, decorations, awards and distinctions ==
1995 Pioneer Woman of the Year award presented by Hon Wm Patrick Schuber 
2002 State of NJ Proclamation presented by Gov Jim McGreevey
2006 State of NJ Proclamation presented by Gov Jon Corzine
2019 IdeaX Accelerator 
2019 Emerge Tech Accelerator 
2019 Techstars Accelerator
== References ==
== External links ==
* Don't Get Mad Get Paid Official website
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Category:1968 births
Category:American authors
Category:American writers
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American businesspeople
Category:Child support
Category:Advocates
Category:American lawyers
Simone Évrard

Simone Évrard (Madame Marat) , born in Tournus, in Saône-et-Loire on and died in Paris, Boulevard du Palais (Paris)|rue de la Barillerie, on February 24, 1824, was the common-law wife of French Revolutionary leader Jean-Paul Marat.
== Biography ==
Simone Évrard lived in Paris with her sister, Catherine Évrard, whose husband, Jean Antoine Corne, was a typographer at L'Ami du peuple, the newspaper of Jean-Paul Marat. In her Reply to the detractors of L'Ami du Peuple, Marat's sister Albertine describes the year 1791 as a particularly difficult year for her brother.
Simone intervened in Marat's life at a time when he needed support in every way. He was very isolated, even from the patriots, and his situation was very precarious materially. François Chèvremont's knowledge of the Évrard family allows us to understand how Simone was able to help Marat publish his "Placards" in August and September 1792 and to resume his "Journal" at the end of September.
Numerous testimonies of the time show that Simone was well recognized as Marat's wife, who signed a promise of marriage to her, before having to flee for a while to England, published in the Journal de la Montagne. A large part of Marat's published in this same Journal, a letter dated 22 August 1793, where they recognize Simone Évrard as their "sister".
After the assassination of the Friend of the People, Simone remained in Paris, living with Albertine Marat, and watching over the memory of her lover. She began the publication of Marat's "Political and Patriotic Works", but the presses having been taken away from her after Thermidor, she was able to publish only one volume.
Simone Evrard died in 1824, at the age of 60, from a fall on the stairs.
Category:French people
Category:1824 deaths
Category:1764 births
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, sometimes known as SMTP, is a communication protocol that is an Internet standard for the sending of electronic mail. The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is used by mail servers and other message transfer agents to send and receive email messages. According to RFC 8314, user-level email clients normally exclusively utilise SMTP for the purpose of sending messages to a mail server for the purpose of relaying. These clients typically submit outgoing email to the mail server on port 587 or 465. When it comes to retrieving messages, the industry standard is IMAP, which succeeded the earlier POP3 protocol. Nevertheless, proprietary servers often incorporate proprietary protocols as well, such as Exchange ActiveSync.
The first iteration of SMTP was developed in 1980, expanding upon ideas that had been used on the ARPANET since 1971. It has undergone a number of revisions, including updates, modifications, and expansions. The version of the protocol that is now in widespread usage has a flexible framework with a variety of extensions for authenticating users, encrypting data, transferring binary data, and internationalising email addresses. Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is often used by SMTP servers on port number 25 (for plaintext) and port number 587 (for encrypted communications).
Category:Internet mail protocols
Category:Application layer protocols
SimplyWise

Simplywise is an American personal finance technology company founded in New York, New York by CEO Sam Abbas in 2018. The company offers a financial management platform that helps users navigate Social Security benefits to better gain control of their income and savings for retirement. 
== Products and services ==
Simplywise offers a proprietary calculator that provides an estimate of eligibility and amounts for different types of Social Security benefits, including retirement benefits, spousal benefits, and survivor benefits. The company uses that information to give you a timeline of your future income, as well as opportunities to better protect that income in retirement. 
Simplywise also conducts original research and reports on retirement confidence in the U.S. Its bi-monthly Retirement Confidence Index examines the domestic economic outlook and its effect on the personal finances of retirees and pre-retirees. Their research has been cited in Fox 26, ABC6, CNBC, 401K Specialist, and Seeking Alpha, among others. 
== Founders and investors ==
Simplywise was founded in 2018 by Sam Abbas, who serves as CEO. He previously founded Symmetric, a software platform used by some of the largest institutional allocators in the world, including 4 of the top 5 fund of funds. 
In 2019, Simplywise closed a seed funding round led by QED Investors with participation from Village Global
== References ==
==External links==
* SimplyWise linkedin page
* Simplywise - Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding
* SimplyWise Jobs | AngelList
* Simplywise is a US based company founded in 2018 - Medici
* 40% of Americans Now Unable to Retire ... - Accesswire
Category:Companies established in 2018
Category:American companies established in 2018
Category:Financial services companies of the United States
Category:Financial technology companies
Category:Personal finance
Category:Companies based in New York City
Category:Social security
Simply Fixable

Simply Fixable is a New York-based company specializing in Marketplace, SAAS, and POS software solutions tailored for the repair industry. Established in 2021, it currently serves more than 500 repair shops spanning 40 states. The company is known for its contributions to enhancing the digital presence of repair shops, offering comprehensive management software, and providing essential point-of-sale system support.
Category:Consumer electronics
Category:Electronics industry
Category:Companies based in New York City
Category:Companies established in 2021