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Bruce Wannell

Bruce Wannell (d. 29 January 2020) was a polyglot, translator, linguist, and traveller. His expertise was on the Persianate regions - particularly Iran and Afghanistan. He occasionally lectured at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, particularly on Persian Poetry
Bruce Wannell read Modern Languages at Oriel College, University of Oxford
== References ==
==External links==
* Obituary: Bruce Wannell (1971) | Oriel College
* Announcement - Bruce Wannell has passed away | SOAS
* Bruce Wannell: Books - Amazon.in
* BRUCE WANNELL - JLF London - Jaipur Literature Festival
* The Gardens of Paradise – Bruce Wannell - Critical Muslim
* Bruce Wannell | Galle Literary Festival | 2019
* Bruce Wannell obituary | Register | The Times
Category:1952 births
Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford
Category:University of London faculty
Category:Modern languages
Category:Alumni of Oriel College, Oxford
Category:2020 deaths
Category:Polyglot
Category:Translators
Category:Linguistics
Category:Traveller
Bruce Watson (American guitarist)

Bruce Watson (born June 4, 1959 in Los Angeles, CA) is an American lead guitarist best known for playing in the rock band Foreigner. He also sings, plays mandolin, bass guitar, and slide guitar.
== Biography ==
Watson is a third generation Los Angeles native whose love affair with rock n' roll began at the age of 10 when he heard Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Born on the Bayou. Soon after, he convinced his father to buy him a Yamaha 12-string guitar that he played in front of his first audience, the local church group. It wasn’t long until he discovered The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers Band, and Joni Mitchell.
In the early 1990s in Los Angeles, Bruce began recording guitar tracks for music in commercials, films & television shows, and quickly thereafter, artist sessions. Following studio and road dates with the likes of B.B. King, Patti Smyth, Rod Stewart, Elton John, and others. After graduating from Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, California then earned his B.S. Degree in Business Administration from the University of Southern California. When he is asked what he listens to in his studio, he admits to “never not listening to Joni Mitchell.”
After being recommended by drummer Mark Schulman, Watson joined Foreigner full time in 2011 to play alongside founding member, guitarist Mick Jones. Watson is self taught and plays by ear. He employs improvisation while striving to achieve “that Foreigner sound” usually with a Gibson Les Paul guitar. Watson is nostalgic about his guitar collection. His childhood dream guitar was the Gibson Les Paul. At the age of 16, he saved $50/week to buy a Gibson Les Paul Gold Top guitar on lay-away. Watson’s other favorites are his Fender 1968 12-string, a 1973 Fender Telecaster and his Teisco Audition made in Japan in the 1960s, a gift from composer W. G. Snuffy Walden. Which he played on Sara Bareilles’ Love Song and the 1976 Herringbone Martin D-28 he played on Christina Aguilera’s What a Girl Wants.
Watson is a Cicerone Certified Beer Server. When touring with Foreigner he hosts V.I.B. ‘Very Important Beer’ meet-and-greet craft beer tastings along with Foreigner band mate Michael Bluestein. [6] An admitted long-time Guinness drinker, he has a passion for craft beers and a deep respect for the art of brewing. Watson enjoys traveling the world tasting local & regional beers and sharing them with Foreigner fans.
== Equipment ==
When touring with Foreigner, his equipment list reads: Friedman BE-100, Matchless C-30, 70’s Marshall JMP 50, multiple Gibson Les Pauls, 335s, Nash Telecasters and Stratocasters. Gold Tone resonators and Banjitar, Kentucky Mandolin, Martin backpacker, Bedell Coffeehouse Dreadnaughts and Strymon pedals.[4][5]
== References ==
Category:1959 births
Category:People from Los Angeles
Category:American male guitarists
Bruce Y. Lee

Bruce Y. Lee, MD, MBA is a computer modeler, writer, journalist, professor, and physician known for building and applying computer modeling and artificial intelligence (AI) in health. He is currently a professor at the City University of New York Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy. In the past he was an associate professor at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, executive director of the Global Obesity Prevention Center (GOPC), associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Lee is the founder and executive director of Public Health Informatics, Computational, and Operations Research (PHICOR) which builds and utilizes computer models to understand and address issues in health, including the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Lee is a Senior Contributor for Forbes, where he covers science and health.
Category:Writers
Category:Journalists
Category:Physician
Bruna Dantas Lobato

Bruna Dantas Lobato is a writer and translator of Brazilian literature. Her translations include seminal story collections by Caio Fernando Abreu and novels by Jeferson Tenório, Stênio Gardel, and Giovana Madalosso.
In 2019, her translation of Moldy Strawberries by Caio Fernando Abreu received the PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grants, and in 2023, the same book was longlisted for the PEN Translation Prize and the Republic of Consciousness Prize. She currently serves on the board of directors of the American Literary Translators Association. She has also served on the jury for the National Endowment for the Arts.
Dantas Lobato's fiction writing appears in The New Yorker, Guernica (magazine), A Public Space, and other publications. She has also given public talks on the subject of Exophony|exophonic writing and translations.
== Selected translations ==
* No Dragons in Paradise by Caio Fernando Abreu (Archipelago Books, 2024)
* The Dark Side of Skin by Jeferson Tenório (Charco Press, 2024)
* The Words That Remain by Stênio Gardel (New Vessel Press, 2023)
* Moldy Strawberries by Caio Fernando Abreu (Archipelago Books, 2022)
* "Pear, Grape, Apple" by Caio Fernando Abreu (Bookforum, 2022)
* "Those Two" by Caio Fernando Abreu (The American Scholar (magazine), 2021)
* "Letter to Zézim" by Caio Fernando Abreu (Los Angeles Review of Books, 2019)
* "Beauty, a Terrible Story" by Caio Fernando Abreu (Words Without Borders, 2016)
Category:Writers
Category:Translators
Brunner Investment Trust

Brunner Investment Trust (lse|BUT) is a British investment trust managed by Allianz Global Investors. The investment trust seeks growth in capital value and dividends..
==History==
Established in 1927 by the Brunner family who originated from Switzerland and later migrated to Lancashire in 1832. The Brunner family remains significant shareholders of the investment trust.
The Brunner Investment Trust was formed from the Brunner family’s interest in the sale of Brunner Mond & Co, now Tata Chemicals Europe, the largest of the four companies which came to form Imperial Chemical Industries in 1926
Category:Investment trusts of the United Kingdom
Category:Companies established in 1927
Bruno Gouery

Bruno Gouery (born 11 July 1975) is a French actor and writer who plays the role of Luc in the television series Emily in Paris.
He also received significant attention for his role in
The White Lotus season 2.
Gouery and the rest of the cast of The White Lotus was nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series in the 2023 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
 
Before these roles Bruno has had roles in Alphonse President and Marie-Francine. Gouery features in the French adaptation of the British show Doc Martin. Gouery has screen writing credits from three episodes of Doc Martin.
Gouery has also had an acting career in Italy with a role in the movie Rose Island.
Gouery's acting has drawn praise from Salon.com who says that he is "lovable" and that he elevates Emily in Paris.
It has also drawn praise from
Jennifer Coolidge who says
"He’s a smart and insightful actor. He has a way of drawing attention to himself and his acting is so subtle and genuine that you are absolutely smitten when you share a scene with him."
Category:French people
Category:French actors
Category:French writers
Bruno Irigoyen

Bruno Irigoyen (Porto Alegre, April 16th, 1992) is a former Brazilian Basketball player.https://pan.uol.com.br/2011/atletas-brasileiros/index-b.htm He played seven seasons for Minas Tênis Clube (basketball) and one season for Franca Basquetebol Clube. He abruptly retired from basketball in 2016, at age 24, after a few injuries and lack of motivation. https://lnb.com.br/atletas/bruno-irigoyen/
He was part of the Brazilian U18 national team which achieved the unprecedented silver medal in the 2010 Fiba America’s U18 Championship for Men, in San Antonio, Texas.https://archive.fiba.com/pages/eng/fa/team/p/sid/4729/tid/250/_/2010_FIBA_Americas_U18_Championship_for_Men/index.html He was also part of the Brazilian U19 national team in the 2011 Fiba World U19 World Championship for Men, in Latvia.https://archive.fiba.com/pages/eng/fa/team/p/sid/5194/tid/250/_/2011_FIBA_U19_World_Championship/index.html 
In 2011 he was called up for the Brazilian national team that competed in the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.https://pan.uol.com.br/2011/atletas-brasileiros/index-b.htm
Category:1992 births
Category:Brazilian Players
Category:Brazilian basketball players
Bruno Marini

Bruno Marini (born May 18, 1958) is an Italian Jazz and Blues baritone sax player. He also plays bass clarinet, flute and Hammond organ. He has recorded a wide number of records over the last four decades, both as bandleader and sideman. Most notably, he has recorded and performed with Jack McDuff, Steve Lacy, John Tchicai, Jimmy Cobb, Bobby Durham, Jimmy Carl Black, Herbie Goins and others. In 2010, he was voted "Best Italian Baritone Sax Player" by JAZZIT magazine.
As sideman
With Jack McDuff
* "Jackpot" (Red Records)
With Steve Lacy
* Steve Lacy & Keptorchestra "Sweet Sixteen" (Caligola)
With Joe Lovano
* Joe Lovano & Keptorchestra "Miss Etna"(Caligola)
With Anthony Braxton
* Various Artists: Anthony Braxton/John Carter/Leo Smith/ George Lewis/Bruno Marini/Gerry Hemingway/Han Bennink "2nd Line Ratoon" (BIMhuis)
With Bobby Durham
* "Domani's Blues" (Azzurra)
* "Live at Ghedi Jazz Festival" (Musex/Vibra Records)
* "Roots of Acid Jazz"(Racing Jazz)
With John Tchicai
* John Tchicai + Ice9 "No Trespassing" (Azzurra)
With Jimmy Carl Black 
* "Freedom Jazz Dance" (Azzurra)
* "125 Electronic Bebop" (J-Digital)
With Herbie Goins
* "Number One in Your Heart" (Azzurra)
As leader
* "BM4" (LMJ/Caligola, 1985)
* "Love me or leave me" (LMJ/Caligola, 1987)
* "West of the Blues" (LMJ, 1989)
* "Hammond Blood" (Iklos/Azzurra, 1994)
* "Bop'n out" (Spasc(h), 2004)
* "B Movie" (Vibra Records, 2004)
* "70 Steps to 60's" (Azzurra, 2005)
* Soft Machine (Maxy Sound, 2010)
* Scrub Game (BlueArt, 2013)
* "Hammer and Tongs" (Hip Code, 2014)
* "Elements in Space" (Hip Code, 2015)
* "Electric Church" (Hip Code, 2015)
* "Twist and Sabbath" (Maxy Sound/Magogo, 2018)
* "Boom!" (Maxy Sound/Magogo, 2020)
* "Hammond on fire" (Maxy Sound/Magogo, 2020)
Category:1958 births
Category:Jazz baritone saxophonists
Bruno Marino

Bruno Marino is a Canadian producer, writer, and director known for Money Plane, Uncharted: Live Action Fan Film, Blackwater, and Gridlocked.
==Career==
Marino produced more than forty films including the action picture Tapped Out, and Gridlocked starring Dominic Purcell, Danny Glover, Stephen Lang, Vinnie Jones, and Trish Stratus, and he discussed the sci-fi thriller Enhanced. He worked as the producer for Chasing Valentine.
One of Marino's earlier works includes Uncharted: The Fan Film starring Nathan Fillion and Michael Biehn. He recently produced Fight Another Day starring Jim Belushi, Martin Cove, and Ken Shamrock. Marino has executive produced The Sound starring Rose McGowan and Christopher Lloyd.
Category:Canadian producers
Category:Canadian people
Category:Directors
Category:Writers
Bruno Maïorana

Bruno Maïorana (born 23 December 1966) is a France cartoonist and illustrator who quit the comics industry in 2014, at the height of his popularity.
== Biography == 
After high school Bruno Maïorana enrolled in the fine art school in Angoulême, where he met future collaborators Alain Ayroles and Thierry Leprévost, to major in comic art.. However, Maïorana dropped-out before graduation to work as an illustrator at animation studio IDDH, where Ayroles, Jean-Luc Masbou and Leprévost would also work for a time. Maïorana's first graphic novel project, Garulfo, was based on Ayroles idea to turn a classic fairy tale on its head. Originally, Ayroles intended to illustrate the story himself, however, editors advised him to find someone to collaborate with as the draft boards he had presented to them did not meet approval. After Ayroles had approached Maïorana for his collaboration, Guy Delcourt (editor) agreed to publish the series which ran from 1995 to 2002. The series proved a commercial and critical success but ended after only six albums. 
By 2014, the series had sold around 300,000 copies.. 
Maïorana's second, and final, graphic novel project began in 2009 when he teamed up with Alain Ayroles once more to illustrate D, a gothic tale of Vampires in Victorian London, published by Guy Delcourt (editor)...
Despite the success of both series and having shared his concerns over the future of the trade with fans , he announced in 2014 via his Facebook page that he was quitting the comics industry for good. The reason for this high-profile departure Maïorana put down to the deadline-driven system of remuneration, whereby each page or board has to be delivered with a certain timeframe, regardless of the amount of work it might require. He now specialises on "pure" illustration, working in black pen on white 
== Bibliography ==
=== Garulfo ===
Written by Alain Ayroles, colors by Thierry Leprévost.
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*3 
*4 
*5 
*6 
=== D ===
Illustrated by Alain Ayroles, colors by Thierry Leprévost
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===Artbooks===
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Category:French comics artists
Category:French comics
Category:1966 births
Category:French illustrators
Bruno Silva Santos

Bruno Silva Santos is a portuguese researcher in immunology and the vice-director of Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes (iMM). Bruno is a full professor in the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon since 2022.
==Career==
Bruno Silva-Santos obtained his PhD in Immunology from the University College London, UK, in 2002, working on thymic T cell development under the supervision of Mike Owen at The London Research Institute (Cancer Research UK). Bruno developed his post-doctoral work on gamma-delta T cell differentiation and activation with Adrian Hayday at King’s College London. 
==Awards and Honours==
- Nominated Member of the Academy of Sciences of Lisbon (2022)
- Scientific Award of the University of Lisbon (2021)
- Elected Member of EMBO – European Molecular Biology Organization (2019)
- AstraZeneca “Faz Ciência” Prize in Oncology (2019)
- Janssen Innovation Award (2018)
- Bial Award in Medicine (2017)
- Scientific Award of the University of Lisbon (2016)
- Honorary Member of European Academy of Tumour Immunology (2015)
- Scientific Prize from International Cytokine Society (2009)
- Pfizer Award in Clinical Research (2009)
- Young Researcher of the Year, King’s College London (2005)
Category:1973 births
Category:People from Lisbon
Category:Portuguese people
Category:Alumni of University College London
Category:Researchers
Bruno Starrs

Bruno Starrs (born David Bruno Starrs on the 6th of October 1962 in Adelaide, South Australia) is an Indigenous Australian best known for his endeavours in three areas: screenwriting, academia and bodybuilding.
==Screenwriting==
After winning him ‘Best Screenplay’ at the Brisbane Indie Film Festival and a place in the Queensland Writers Centre’s ‘Scriptable’ Mentoring Scriptwriters program in 2022, Bruno Starrs’ three unproduced sci-fi/comedy feature film scripts (“Pheromone City”, “Invasion Day Mk II: A Blackfella Love Story” and “Attack of the Horny Killer Monkeys!”) won a combined total of 50 ‘Best Screenplay’ awards in 2023.
==Academia==
Bruno Starrs holds six degrees, including two Masters and a PhD in creative writing and film studies. He has lectured in English literature and cinema at universities in Australia, Brunei, China, Saudi Arabia and Thailand. Bruno Starrs has over 70 sole-authored publications, garnering him a H-index of 6 and an i-10 of 4.https://www.scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=FlszYJcAAAAJ His research interests include the films of Rolf de Heer and the cinema of Brunei but his most influential academic research has been in vampirology,https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=FlszYJcAAAAJ exposing Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” as Catholic propaganda in 2004,https://www.research.library.kutztown.edu.dracula-studies/vol6/iss1/3/ writing an Indigenous Australian-themed vampire novel “That Blackfella Bloodsucka Dance!” in 2012 and creating a new horror sub-genre, the ‘Aboriginal Fantastic’, in 2014.
==Bodybuilding==
Bruno Starrs’ competitive bodybuilding career began in 1983 when he won the Mr Australian Capital Territory competition in his hometown of Canberra and reached its pinnacle in 2022 when he won the Over 60s Mr Australia title. He has since announced plans to contest the Over 60s Mr Universe.Moncrieff, Darren. “Starrs aiming for the (Mr) Universe”, Koori Mail, Issue 796, 8 March 2023, p. 60
Category:Indigenous Australian people
Category:1962 births
Category:People from Adelaide
Bruno Wang Productions

Bruno Wang Productions is a production company that produces and supports theatrical and dance productions. Founded in 2015 by Bruno Wang, the company operates in the UK and internationally.
==Overview==
Bruno Wang Productions was founded by philanthropist and arts patron Bruno Wang. The company is known for its critically acclaimed and award-winning theatrical productions, addressing themes, such as social justice, LGBTQ history, anti-Semitism, war, cyberbullying, grief, criminal justice, refugees, consent, Motown, karma, redemption, forgiveness, and healing. The company’s UK productions have been nominated for 109 Olivier Awards, winning 29 of them. Bruno Wang Productions is also a principal supporter of the BFI Flare festival on the Southbank in London.
==Filmography==
Bruno Wang Productions has co-produced and supported several notable productions.
* Leopoldstadt (2020)
* The Light in the Piazza (2019)
* Rosmersholm (2019)
* War Requiem (2018)
* The Inheritance (2018)
* Killer Joe (2018)
* Consent (2018)
* The Jungle (2018)
* Fun Home (2018)
* The Grinning Man (2017)
* Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle (2017)
* Follies (2017)
* Outlaws to In-Laws (2017)
* The Ferryman (2017)
* Hamlet (2017)
* Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour (2017)
* Anastasia (2017)
* An American in Paris (2017)
* The Glass Menagerie (2017)
* Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (2017)
* Travesties (2017)
* Dreamgirls (2016)
* School of Rock (2016)
* Mrs Henderson Presents (2016)
* Gabriel (2016)
* The Life (2016)
* Fool for Love (2016)
* In War and Peace (2016)
* Under Siege (2016)
* Unfaithful (2016)
* Groundhog Day (2016)
* Show Boat (2016)
* Private Lives (2016)
* The Dazzle (2016)
* The Go-Between (2016)
* Bug (2016)
* Tristan and Isolde (2015)
* The Effect (2015)
* People, Places and Things (2015)
* The Scottsboro Boys (2015)
* The Visit (2015)
* A Streetcar Named Desire (2014)
* The Departure (prequel to A Streetcar Named Desire) (2014)
* Kiss Me, Kate (2014)
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
Category:Companies established in 2015
Category:Film production companies
Category:Companies based in London
Category:Production companies
Brussels

Located in Belgium, Brussels is a territory made up of 19 municipalities, the largest of which is the City of Brussels, which serves as the nation's capital. Located in the heart of Belgium, the Brussels-Capital Region is a part of both the French Community of Belgium and the Flemish Community, but it is distinct both from Flemish Region (in which it forms an enclave) and the Walloon Region. The Brussels-Capital Region includes the cities of Brussels, Antwerp, and Ghent. Belgian GDP per capita is highest in Brussels, which is also the most densely inhabited and wealthiest area. It has a population of approximately 1.2 million people and spans a land area of 162 km2 (63 sq mi), which is comparatively modest compared to the other two areas. Brussels has a population of approximately 2.5 million people in a metropolitan area five times bigger than New York City, making it the most populous city in the country. A vast conurbation stretching from Ghent through Antwerp, Leuven and Walloon Brabant with a population of more than 5 million people encompasses the city as well.
Brussels, which was historically a Dutch-speaking city, began to transition to French in the late nineteenth century. Brussels-Capital Region is officially bilingual in French and Dutch, even though French is now the de facto national language, with about 80 percent of the population able to communicate in the language. Also growing more bilingual is the city of Brussels. English is spoken as a second language by almost a third of the population, and many migrants and expatriates are fluent in a variety of other languages.
Belgium's capital is well-known for its food and gastronomy, as well as for its historical and architectural monuments, some of which are designated as UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage Sites. Historische landmarks like as the Grand Place and Manneken Pis, as well as cultural institutions like La Monnaie/De Munt and the Museums of Art and History, are among the city's most popular attractions. Brussels is also known as the "Capital of the Comic Strip" because of the lengthy history of Belgian comics.
Category:Brussels
Category:Autonomous regions
Category:Regions of Belgium
Category:French-speaking countries and territories
Bryan Battle

Bryan Battle (born 21 September 1994) is an American mixed martial artist who competes in the welterweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Battle was born in Springfield, Missouri, but fights out of Charlotte, North Carolina, and trains at the gym Carolina Combat Sports and Fitness. Battle was the winner of the middleweight division in the 29th season of the show The Ultimate Fighter (TUF), defeating Gilbert Urbina by submission at UFC Fight Night: Barboza vs. Chikadze. Battle originally competed with the nickname "Pooh Bear" but later changed his nickname to "The Butcher." At UFC Fight Night: Rozenstruik vs. Almeida, Battle defeated Gabe Green in only 14 seconds, recording the sixth-fastest knockout in UFC welterweight history.
Category:1994 births
Category:American mixed martial artists
Category:American people
Category:People from Springfield, Missouri
Bryan Carrington (Football Coach)

Bryan Carrington (born May 2, 1990) is an American football coach, currently serving as the Cornerbacks Coach at Arizona State University. He has achieved recognition for securing commitments from 12 five-star recruits since 2016. His prior roles include positions at Texas Christian University (TCU), the University of Southern California (USC), and the University of Texas, where he held roles in recruiting and coaching.https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/big-12/texas-christian-university/article256187757.html
Bryan Carrington was born on May 2, 1990, in Houston, Texas. He joined the USC staff in February 2021 as an offensive quality control analyst. He was a football player at St. Pius X High School in Houston.https://www.star-telegram.com/sports/college/big-12/texas-christian-university/article258149093.html In 2015 and 2016, he worked as a football recruiting assistant at Houston.[2] 
He worked for the Texas Football Team for the previous four seasons (2017-20), first as an assistant director of player personnel and the last three as director of recruiting.
Carrington began his career at Houston as an unpaid student intern working with former coach Tom Herman.
In 2015, Carrington balanced being a student with a regular job while also fulfilling responsibilities as a recruiting assistant for the Houston program.
Category:1990 births
Category:People from Houston, Texas
Category:American people
Category:Football coaches