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Jess Cornelius

Jessica Claire Cornelius is a Los Angeles based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. She was a fronting member of the Australian indie rock band Teeth & Tongue. Upon the group's disbandment in 2017, she released a single, "Jealousy" as Jess Cornelius and toured the US supporting Australian singer-songwriter, Paul Kelly. She has released one full-length album Distance (2020), and the EP Nothing is Lost (2017). Pitchfork wrote that the EP "felt at last like Cornelius’ real breakthrough—arching psalms of sadness and disappointment, rendered with the quiver and clarity of Angel Olsen.”
Distance was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Tony Buchen, and featured contributions by harpist Mary Lattimore, drummer Stella Mozgawa, and whistler Molly Lewis. The album was released in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. NPR Music's World Cafe featured the album and aired live recordings of the songs from Cornelius' home. Following the release of Distance, Cornelius toured in the US with King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and Ty Segall. In February 2024, Cornelius released a new single "People Move On" and announced that her new album CARE/TAKING would be released June 14, 2024.
Category:Singers
Category:Songwriters
Category:Multi-instrumentalists
Category:Australian people
Jess Williamson

Jess Williamson is an American country musician based in Los Angeles. Her fourth album, Sorceress (Jess Williamson album)|Sorceress, was released on Mexican Summer |Mexican Summer in May 2020.
==Career==
Williamson was born in the suburbs of Dallas, and began playing music while a student at the University of Texas at Austin. She released her first two albums on her own imprint, Brutal Honest: Native State in 2014,, and Heart Song in 2016. Following Williamson's move from Austin to Los Angeles, her third album, 
Cosmic Wink (2018) was released on the label Mexican Summer.
On February 26, 2020, Williamson announced her fourth studio album, Sorceress (Jess Williamson album)|Sorceress, and released its first single, “Wind on Tin.” Sorceress (Jess Williamson album)|Sorceress was released on May 15, 2020 on Mexican Summer |Mexican Summer and received general praise, with a positive critic score of 74 on review aggregator sites Metacritic |Metacritic and Album of the Year.
In June 2020, Williamson released the single "Pictures of Flowers" with collaborator Meg Duffy |Hand Habits.
==Discography==
===Studio albums===
*Native State (2014)
*Heart Song (2016)
*Cosmic Wink (2018)
*Sorceress (Jess Williamson album)|Sorceress (2020)
===EPs===
*Medicine Wheel/ Death Songs (2011)
 
Category:American musicians
Category:Musicians from Los Angeles
Jess Wilson

Jessica Kate Wilson (Jess Wilson) is the Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division) candidate for seat of Electoral district of Kew in the upcoming 2022 Victorian state election. Prior to her candidacy, Wilson was the Executive Director of the Business Council of Australia.
== Politics ==
Wilson was pre-selected to be Liberal candidate for Kew after defeating a number of pre-selection candidates including a senior opposition figure, David Davis (Australian politician).
Jess Wilson is set to run for the seat of Kew in the 2022 Victorian State Election against teal-independent Sophie Torney and Labor candidate Lucy Skelton.
== Professional career ==
Before running as a candidate for the seat of Kew in the upcoming Victorian State Election, Jess Wilson spent much of her professional career working on climate change and energy policy. Some of her roles have included Director of the Business Council of Australia, and Adviser to Josh Frydenberg.
== Personal life ==
Wilson grew up in Melbourne’s inner east attending Mont Albert Primary School, secondary school at Strathcona Girls Grammar, and completing tertiary education at Monash University. Wilson is passionate about hockey, playing for the Kew Box Hill Hockey Club, she also barracks for the Collingwood Football Club.
Category:1990 births
Category:Liberal Party of Australia politicians
Category:Monash University alumni
Jesse Birch

Jesse Birch (born July 13th 2005), is a Canadian YouTuber and Entrepreneur. Birch grew up in British Columbia. He began posting videos to YouTube in early 2019. His early content ranged from interviews to movie explanations. He soon went viral after one of his videos earned tens of thousands of views in just a few days, and he has become increasingly popular ever since, with most of his videos gaining hundreds of thousands or millions of views. Jesse ventured into entrepreneurship, leveraging his popularity to explore new opportunities. He launched a line of merchandise that reflected his personal brand. 
After his graduation from Smithers Secondary School, Jesse has gone to further seek his career path apart from his YouTube
Category:2005 births	
Category:Canadian people	
Category:YouTubers
Category:Entrepreneurs
Jesse Boateng

Jesse Boateng (born 1 January 2004) is a Norwegian professional footballer who plays as a Centre-back for Lillestrøm SK II.
==Career==
===Youth===
Jesse Booteng grew up in Oppsal, a community in Oslo. At the age of 7 years, he joined Oppsal IF Football and at 14 years, he was spotted and scouted by Lyn 1896 Football Club. At the age of 17, Jesse will be promoted to play for Lyn 1896's first team despite playing for the youth team.
Jesse gained the attention of the Italian team S.P.A.L in 2021 and after extensive negotiations and an agreement between S.P.A.L and Lyn 1896, he joined the Italian U18 side of S.P.A.L. As a member of the U18 team, Jesse won the 2021 Italian national league championship in his first year at S.P.A.L.
Category:Norwegian people
Category:Norwegian footballers
Category:2004 births
Jesse D. Vernon

Jesse D. Vernon (born 4 June, 1970) is an English musician, songwriter, record producer and arranger. 
Originally from Bristol, Vernon is best known for his solo project Morning Star. 
He has also played guitar and other instruments with bands such as This is the Kit, The Moonflowers, The Liftmen, The Invisible Pair of Hands (with Portishead's Jim Barr), and Mù (with John Parish), as well as being the founder, leader, and primary arranger for the Fantasy Orchestra.
He has released four solo albums under the name Morning Star, of which 2001's My Place in the Dust was produced by John Parish.
==With the Moonflowers==
Vernon joined the Bristol-based Moonflowers (sometimes known as the Legendary Moonflowers) at the age of 17 as lead guitarist. He recorded and toured with the band until the release of their last record in 2000, and has remained a regular participant in reunion shows and subsequent band-related projects.
==With This is the Kit==
Having produced the band's 2010 LP Wriggle out the Restless (Dreamboat Records, re-released on Brassland in 2012), Vernon has remained a regular collaborator, contributing to all of the band's subsequent records as instrumentalist, vocalist, and arranger, as well as performing with the band at select live shows.
==The Fantasy Orchestra==
The Fantasy Orchestra originated as a one-off Morricone tribute night Jesse D. Vernon organized at the Cube Cinema in Bristol (as the Greatness of the Magnificence at the time) in 2010. When the musicians involved expressed a desire to continue playing, Vernon decided to transform the project into a permanent community orchestra.
Shortly after, a second branch of the Fantasy Orchestra was created in Paris, where Vernon has been residing since 2006. Additional branches have since popped up in Calderdale (UK) and Nantes (FR).
The orchestra released an LP entitled The Bear and Other Stories (Discoordination Records, 2020).
==Morning Star==
Formed as a solo project in 1998, Morning Star has featured a revolving cast of collaborators, often including a makeshift choir and orchestra section. 
The Guardian has described the band as sounding "like Leonard Cohen's much younger brother accompanied by Paolo Conte's musicians."
Since 2022, the band have adopted the moniker Morning Star Music Club and have been performing with a stable lineup of Vernon on lead guitar and vocals, Lisa Weisslinger on guitar, Yohav Oremiatzki on accoustic guitar, Abby Tsype on bass, and Philippe Sirop on durms.
==Discography==
===Studio albums===
* Morning Star – Swarffinger Records, Microbe (1999)
* My Place in the Dust – Microbe (2001)
* The Opposite is True – Microbe (2004)
* A Sign for the Stranger – Microbe, Folkwit Records (2009)
===Singles and EPs===
* Dance With You / Biscuits in Bed (7") – Angel's Egg (1998)
* Where is My Lover in the Morning – Microbe (1999)
===Live albums===
* Live in Europe 2000–2002 – Disco-ordination Records (2002)
===Compilations===
* Star Songs: Best & Covers (2XCD) – Angel's Egg (2006)
Category:1970 births
Category:British musicians
Category:Songwriters
Category:Record producers
Category:British people
Jesse Duke

Jesse Duke (1854) was a religious and political leader in Alabama who established and edited the Baptist Montgomery Herald newspaper and served as a Selma University trustee. He wrote an anti-lynching article that called out white journalists for turning a blind to the children fathered by white men and African American women drawing a strong reaction that instigated Duke fleeing with his family to Pine Bluff, Arkansas where he started a new paper. He advocated for civil rights for African Americans. Local whites held a public meeting and condemned him as a vile and dangerous character after he published a statement about the growing appreciation a white "Juliet" could have for a "colored Romeo".
Duke was born into enslavement. In the 1870s he owned a grocery store and was a teacher. He established the Herald in the 1880s.Duke was an influential political leader among Republicans.
Architect and engineer Charles Sumner Duke (1879 - 1952) was his son. He condemned biased all-white juries and the convict labor system it supplied.
He corresponded with Booker T. Washington about relocating the Lincoln School (Marion, Alabama) in Marion to Montgomery.
He led the Alabama Colored Press Association during its establishment.
The Library of Congress has the Montgomery Herald 1886 to 1887 in its collection.
Category:1854 births
Category:Alabama politicians
Jesse Dungee

Jesse Dungee (circa 1812 - August 1884) was a shoemaker, leeching practitioner, minister, community leader, and state legislator in Virginia.http://mlkcommission.dls.virginia.gov/lincoln/pdfs/bios/dungey_jesse.pdf He was a Republican. He served in the Virginia House of Delegates from 1871 to 1873.
He was born in King William County. He was of mixed heritage. He married and had numerous children. He was repated to Shed Dunger who also served in the House.
He married Mary Jane Custalo in 1830. John Riley Dungee, an educator, was one of his sons.
He was a leader of the Mt. Nebo Baptist Church in West Point, Virginia.
Category:1812 births
Category:1884 deaths
Jesse Jackson Millsaps

Jesse Jackson Millsaps was an officer in the Union Army during the American Civil War, a farmer, and a state legislator who served in the Arkansas House of Representatives representing Van Buren County, Arkansas in 1885. He and other 1885 House representatives and officers were included in a composite photograph. According to the captioning he was 57 in 1885 and had been in Arkansas for 24 years, was a Methodist, his post office was in Copeland, Arkansas, and he was a Republican.
Category:Union Army officers
Jesse Michels

Jesse Michels is an investor and show host. He runs the YouTube channel American Alchemy which discusses unorthodox and contrarian views in science, philosophy, geopolitics, and the nature of reality. The show has hosted various prominent thinkers, scientists, investors, and entrepreneurs, such as Garry Nolan, Eric Weinstein, Avi Loeb, and Jacques Vallée. He also manages a venture portfolio on behalf of Thiel Capital.
He grew up in Santa Monica and has a BA in History as a Jon Jay Scholar from Columbia University. While at Columbia, he interned for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Charlie Rose. He went on to work in Operations in Artificial Intelligence at Google where he also interviewed various guests for the Company's "Talks at Google". Jesse is the son of author and therapist Barry Michels.
Jesse has contributed articles to Huffington Post, TechCrunch, and the Columbia Daily Spectator.
In 2023, he and the YouTube channel Yes Theory produced one of the first long-form interviews with UAP whistleblower David Grusch.
Category:Investors
Category:American television talk show hosts
Category:American people
Jesse Pletsch

Jesse Nowell Pletsch (born September 26, 1988) is a Canadian professional ice hockey referee from Cornwall Ontario, Canada. Pletsch started his officiating career in the Junior Officiating Development Program and was hired by the American Hockey League at the age of 19. Pletsch has worked in the A.H.L. for 14 seasons. 
Pletsch hails from a great hockey family with deep Ontario roots. Both Grandfathers are Hockey Hall of Fame members. Ted Darling, for play-by-play with the Buffalo Sabres and Hockey Night In Canada. Fred Pletsch for his career as a player and time spent with the Berrie Flyers, winning a Memorial Cup in 1953. His father Fred was the Director of Communications and eventually Commissioner of the CCHA and is now a color commentator and TV personality for the Big Ten Network. Brother, Ted Pletsch played for Sheldon Keefe and the Pembroke Lumber Kings (won the RBC Cup in 2011). Ted went on to play 4 years with the Bowling Green Falcons of the CCHA.
Leagues Worked: North American Hockey League, United States Hockey League, Southern Professional Hockey League, Federal Hockey League, International Hockey League, Central Hockey League, East Coast Hockey League and the American Hockey League.
Pletsch has also worked various prospect/officiating camps including: 3 NHL Top Prospect tournaments in Traverse City, MI. 1 NHL Gatorade Rules Showcase in Toronto, Ontario. 2 USA Hockey Programs of Merit (20 of the top officials in USA and Canada) Buffalo, NY.
Playoffs and Finals: Presidents Cup Finals (SPHL) Clark Cup Finals (USHL) Kelly Cup Finals (ECHL) Calder Cup Conference Finals (AHL)
Pletsch currently resides in Plymouth, Michigan and is involved with Officating Development for the BIG10 NCAA mens hockey.
Category:1988 births
Category:Canadian people
Category:Professional ice hockey
Jesse Vile

Jesse Vile (born February 27, 1981) is an American documentary filmmaker best known for Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet, the ESPN 30 for 30 film 'The Prince of Pennsylvania' and the Netflix Original Documentary Series The Ripper and Captive. 
Year	Title 	Notes 	Distributor
2012	Jason Becker: Not Dead Yet	Theatrical Release 	Dogwoof, Kino Lorber
2015	The Prince of Pennsylvania	Part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series 	ESPN
2016	Cola Kidnap 	Part of the Netflix Original Series Captive 	Netflix
2018	Gypsy’s Revenge 	TV Movie Documentary 	Investigation Discovery
2019	Love 	Part of the Amazon Prime Series 'This is Football'	Amazon Studios
2020	The Ripper 	Documentary Series 	Netflix
Category:1981 births
Category:Living people
Category:American filmmakers
Jessica Au

Jessica Au (born 25 May 1995) is an Australian Association footballer who last played for W-League team Melbourne Victory FC Melbourne Victory as a midfielder. She is also currently an Australian futsal player having represented the Australian Futsal Association (AFA), Women's National Team.https://www.facebook.com/austfutsal/posts/the-australian-mens-futsal-team-and-the-australian-womens-futsal-team-will-compe/1855197971159872/
== Early life ==
Au was born in Australia and is of Portuguese and Chinese descent. She has undertaken a Bachelor of Biomedical Science and is currently studying a Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine at Monash University.
== Youth career ==
Au begun her junior career for Melbourne-based club Brunswick Zebras at an Under 14's level before the talented youngster was scouted to the Victorian Champions League with North West Wanderers. In the 2011/2012 VCL season, Au made the All Stars Squad followed by her selection for the Victorian State Squad and NTC programme. She was also selected for the Westfield Young Matildas U17s training camp at the AIS in Canberra.
==International career==
Au has represented the Australian Futsal Association, Women's National Teamhttps://www.austfutsal.com/?fbclid=IwAR1lNvCh45f9v3txgCmRSLAR_hPHW1mkdR0Vf0yb2ICIW1z8GqoAe4wRpTshttps://www.facebook.com/austfutsal/posts/1855197971159872 and has competed at the World Futsal Championships in Orlando, USA.
==In the media==
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==References==
Category:1995 births
Category:Living people
Category:Australian women's soccer players
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Sportspeople of Portuguese descent
Category:Women's association football midfielders
Jessica Banks

Jessica Banks (Born February 18, 1986), better known as Bank's or Jay Banks, is an actress, director, screenwriter, and D.J. Bank's is also an advocate for LGBQT+ community. She starred in the web series "Southern Belles" which led to a few background and principal roles. Jessica Banks net worth is $300K.
==Life and Career==
Banks, daughter of Edward Banks and Joanne Davis (both from Queens NY) her interest in acting started after taking a play and production course in high school in2202 which led to her first stage performance "West Side Story"
She graduated from Flushing High class of "05"
Banks first television appearance was for a Gaps Kid's commercial in 2005
Bank's started doing small roles for shows such as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Pose (TV series), Power (TV series)
Banks had a principle role on Tracy Morgan hit T.V. series The Last O.G. as Bertha Pervis, season one, episode 9- Paid in Full
Banks starred in web series "Southern Belles" as Phoenix
In 2021 she wrote, starred in, and also directed her movie "When the Tables Turn"
Following in her father's footsteps, she became a D.J. at the young age of 12 and released her first mixtape at the age of 15
During Pride Month 2020, Bank's hosted a party in Miami Beach, Florida.
Banks has been with the company FedEx for 15+ year while maintaining and pursuing her career in film.
"Jessica is Coming out with her Sequel to “When the Tables Turn” Intriguingly called “ When the Tables Turn Reservation for 2”" will be out winter 2023 and add that her production company Name Davis Banks Production is combination of her parents lady’s names and the company will be filming another film deceitful misery this year 2023.
==Filmography==
S.No.	Title 	Year	Type 	Role
1 	The G.A.P Kids Show 	2015	TV Series	Actress
2 	We Are All Artists 	2017	Short 	Actress
3 	The Last O.G. 	2018	TV Series	Actress
4 	When the Tables Turn	2021	Film 	Writer, Producer, Actress
==References==
==External Links==
* Jessica Banks on Cameo
* Jessica Banks on IMdB
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Category:Actresses
Category:Screenwriters
Jessica Bridger

Jessica Bridger is a journalist, urbanist, and consultant who serves as a contributing editor for Monocle Magazine. She was educated at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and Sarah Lawrence College.
==Journalism==
Bridger's writing and research are largely focused on the built environment. She has published in discipline specific magazines, including MONU, Landscape Architecture Magazine, and The Architectural Review. She also works in mainstream international media, including print media and radio/podcast work for Monocle.
==Urbanism==
Bridger has worked with United Nations Human Settlements Programme|UN-Habitat, United Cities and Local Governments, ETH Zurich, and other institutions to support public knowledge about complex urban processes.
She was the Jaap Bakema fellow of the Netherlands Architecture Institute in 2012, developing work focussed on purchasing power and economic geography in Zurich, Switerland; Sofia, Bulgaria; and Berlin, Germany.
In 2024 she was a visiting senior fellow at the National University of Singapore, teaching in the architecture department.https://cde.nus.edu.sg/arch/staffs/jessica-bridger/
==Bibliography==
====Books====
Textbook. Kees Christiaanse, Jessica Bridger (eds.) Rotterdam: NAi010; 2018. ISBN 978-94-6208-442-1.
Metropolis Nonformal. Jessica Bridger, Christian Werthmann California: Applied Research + Design; 2016. ISBN 978-19-4074-314-1.
Research in Architecture. Jessica Bridger, Johannes Cramer, Jörg Stollmann (eds.) Berlin: Universitätsverlag der TU Berlin; 2013. ISBN: 978-3-7983-2555-5
Category:Journalists
Category:Urban planning
Category:Consultants
Category:Sarah Lawrence College alumni
Jessica Drew-Day

Jessica Drew-Day, affiliated with the Republican Party, sought election to the Rhode Island House of Representatives to represent District 33.x https://ballotpedia.org/Jessica_Drew-Day 
==Biography==
Jessica Drew-Day is a resident of South Kingstown, Rhode Island. Throughout her life, she has held various roles, including being a wife, mother, business owner, and landlord. She has been associated with several organizations and roles:https://jessicadrewday.com
* Chair of the South Kingstown GOPhttps://ri.gop/find-your-local-committee/
* Chair of the TransformRIhttps://vimeo.com/852425911
* First Vice Chair of the RIGOPhttps://www.golocalprov.com/politics/ri-gop-announces-new-leadership
* Owner of Daylight Films and Videohttps://daylightweddings.com
==Political Career==
In the 2022 elections, Jessica Drew-Day ran for the Rhode Island House of Representatives, representing District 33. She advanced from the Republican primary held on September 13, 2022, securing 100% of the votes with a total of 312 votes. In the general election held on November 8, 2022, she contested against the incumbent, Carol Hagan McEntee, a Democrat. Carol Hagan McEntee secured 61.1% of the votes with a total of 4,258 votes, while Jessica Drew-Day received 38.8% with 2,702 votes. The total votes cast in the election were 6,967. Carol Hagan McEntee was re-elected to represent District 33.https://ballotpedia.org/Jessica_Drew-Day
==Campaign Themes==
For the 2022 elections, specific campaign themes and details from Jessica Drew-Day were not available as she did not complete Ballotpedia's 2022 Candidate Connection survey.https://ballotpedia.org/Jessica_Drew-Day
Category:People from Rhode Island
Category:Politicians
Category:Republican parties