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Kyle Lionhart

Kyle Lionhart is an Australian born singer-songwriter from Byron Bay, New South Wales.
==Early life==
Kyle Lionhart (Kyle Leniart) grew up in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. His early musical career days were spent busking on the streets of Byron Bay. ‘I grew up on the foot hills of Mt Warning. I moved out of home when I was 17 and headed to Byron Bay with plans to make it to Melbourne, but, just like many others, I got stuck here happily in the Byron Hub.’
==Career==
In 2016 he signed to Ivy League Records and a year later released his second EP entitled Eleven & Two. which generated over 10 million streams and sparked a sold out national Australian tour, followed by a European tour with Xavier Rudd which included a debut London headline show selling out within a week of going on sale.
The former Rolling Stones manager Sam Cutler said of Lionhart, ‘This is what music is supposed to be like’.
==Discography==
===Albums===
:Keep in Mind (2015)
:Eleven & Two (2017)
:Too Young (2019)
:The Silence Of You (2022)
===Singles===
:On My Own (2015)
:Call Back Home (2017)
:Compromise (2017)
:Sweet girl (2017)
:Eleven & Two More (2019)
:So Close (2019)
:Holding On (2019)
:Happy Now (2019)
:Sorry I'm Gone (feat. Emily Reid) (2019)
:Dreams (2020)
:Dream It Right (Acoustic) (2020)
:Beautiful life (2020)
:Shelter (2022)
:Lighthouse (2022)
:Chemical Heart (2022)
Category:Australian people
Category:Australian singers
Category:Australian songwriters
Kyle McDowell

Kyle McDowell (born February 13, 1999) is a professional soccer player who plays as a Defender for USL League One club One Knoxville SC. His football career began in England and Northern Ireland before continuing in the United States for his college career. 
==Career==
===Early Career===
In 2016 and 2017, McDowell played for Portsmouth FC and also on the Northern Ireland U18 development team in 2017. In 2017-2018, he played for Ross County FC Development Team after signing a one-year deal.
===College Career===
In February 2020, McDowell joined the Virginia Tech Hokies Soccer team as a midfielder after playing for two seasons on the Ottawa Spirit Soccer team at Ottawa University in Surprise, AZ. 
In 2018, he was named to the National Christian College Athletics Association (NCCAA) All-America Third Team. In 2019, he was named to the NCCAA United Soccer Coaches All-American Team. In the 2020-2021 season, McDowell was named to the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID) All-State Second Team, and in 2021 he was named to the All-State First Team.
===One Knoxville SC===
In December 2022, McDowell began his professional career signing with One Knoxville SC to join them for their 2023 USL League One Season.
Category:1999 births
Category:People from Northern Ireland
Category:Soccer players
Kyle Murphy (American football, born 1998)

Kyle Murphy (born May 18, 1998) is an American football Tackle (gridiron football)|offensive tackle for the New York Giants of the National Football League (NFL). Murphy played college football at Rhode Island Rams football|Rhode Island and was signed by the Giants as an undrafted free agent following the 2020 NFL Draft. 
==Early life and education==
Murphy was born on May 18, 1998 in Attleboro, Massachusetts, and attended Attleboro High School there. He varsity letter in American football and basketball, and was team captain in both sports as a senior. He was named the team's Lineman of the Year and earned The Sun Chronicle|Sun Chronicle All-Star honors.
Murphy committed to University of Rhode Island, appearing in ten games as a true freshman. He started three times at left guard and also played on special teams. He started all eleven games the following season, with six at left guard and five at right tackle. After starting every game as a junior, Murphy was selected first-team all-conference and New England Football Writer's Association All-New England. He started all eleven games at left tackle during his senior year, being named team captain and earning second-team All-American honors by Associated Press.
==Professional career==
Murphy was one of three Rhode Island players invited to attend the 2020 NFL Combine. After going unselected in the 2020 NFL Draft, he was signed by the New York Giants as an undrafted free agent. He was waived at roster cuts and re-signed to the practice squad the next day. Murphy was signed off the practice squad to the active roster on November 13, but was inactive for each game. He was placed on injured reserve to start the 2021 season.
Category:1998 births
Category:People from Attleboro, Massachusetts
Category:American football guards
Category:American football tackles
Category:American football centers
Category:New York Giants players
Kyle Nuel

Kyle Nuel (7/2/1993) is a professional American soccer player who currently plays for the Michigan Stars FC in the National Independent Soccer Association. Nuel has previously played for TuS Ennepetal in Germany as well as the Philadelphia Fury in NISA and in the American Soccer League (2014–2017). 
Raised in Hamilton Township, Mercer County, New Jersey Nuel attended Hamilton High School West before attending Delaware university from 2011-2015.https://bluehens.com/sports/mens-soccer/roster/kyle-nuel/2503
Fall of 2016 Nuel signed a professional contract with the Philadelphia Fury in the American Soccer League (2014–2017).https://web.archive.org/web/20180821155214/http://furyasl.com/view_playerlist.aspIt was announced by the Fury that Nuel was gaining interest from various clubs in Europe.https://twitter.com/PhillyFuryASL/status/893497497557008385 Nuel signed with German side TuS Ennepetal during the summer transfer window in 2017.https://www.worldfootball.net/player_summary/kyle-nuel/ 2018 Nuel was signed on a free transfer to second division Danish club Slagelse B&Ihttps://www.axsoccertours.com/pages/success-stories https://www.transfermarkt.us/slagelse-b-amp-i/transfers/verein/5892/saison_id/2018 but was shortly released due to issues in obtaining a work visa. Nuel return home to resign with the Philadelphia Fury as they prepared to enter into the inaugural National Independent Soccer Association season.http://www.midfieldpress.com/2019/08/19/philadelphia-fury-aim-to-bring-blue-collar-soccer-to-the-city-of-brotherly-love/ https://philadelphiafury.com/roster/kyle-nuel https://www.transfermarkt.us/kyle-nuel/profil/spieler/539251 Nuel was released from his contract when the Philadelphia Fury announced that they were suspending operations.https://www.thedp.com/article/2019/09/philadelphia-fury-suspends-operations-franklin-field-professional-soccer https://www.inquirer.com/soccer/philadelphia-fury-nisa-matt-driver-franklin-field-20190918.html https://www.brotherlygame.com/2019/9/18/20872186/philadelphia-fury-suspending-operations-nisa-franklin-field Following his release from the Fury Nuel thereafter signed with the Michigan Stars FC in NISA.https://www.michiganstarsfc.com/roster/kyle-nuel https://www.transfermarkt.us/kyle-nuel/profil/spieler/539251
==In the media==
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Category:1993 births
Category:American soccer players
Category:People from Hamilton
Category:University of Delaware alumni
Category:Michigan Stars FC players
Kyle Odom

Kyle Andrew Odom is an American attempted murderer and conspiracy theorist convicted to twenty-five years in prison for the shooting of pastor and Idaho House of Representatives member Tim Remington. 
==Early Life and Context of Crimes==
Odom himself claims he was both born and raised in northern Idaho. After High School, he joined the Marine Corps, during which time he developed an interest in science that led to him earning a degree in biochemistry at the University of Idaho. In the Spring of 2014, he discovered meditation, during which he claimed to have achieved "extreme states of consciousness" which increased his mental stamina. Odom started experiencing delusions of encountering extraterrestrial beings hailing from Mars, which he stated attempted to negatively affect his life in a multitude ways, including manipulating his body, inserting artificial thoughts into his mind that were not his own, making him think of fictional song lyrics, attempting to shape him into the "next school shooter", and causing synchronicities in life events.
Odom began to write posts on the social media platform Meta Platforms, known as Facebook at the time, using a profile picture containing a rendering of the extraterrestrial beings he encountered. Odom claimed he was receiving messages from Tim Remington, which subjects were either regarding Christianity or references to the higher power of the extraterrestrials.
==Crimes and Arrest==
After mounting delusions of contact with Remington and that his church was filled with extraterrestrials disguised as humans, on March 6, 2016, Odom approached the pastor in a the parking lot of Altar Church and fired at Remington six times with a .45-caliber pistol in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. The gun shots hit Remington in the back and head, though he survived. Odom then fled the scene despite having previously planned another attack on outreach pastor John Padula. Police found Odom's vehicle at the scene of the crime. After successfully evading police, Odom later boarded a flight to Washington, D.C. and approached the White House, at which point he began tossing items over the fence, including flashdrives and a twenty-five-page manifesto addressed to the United States president containing his beliefs surrounding extraterrestrial behavior, including that they were "hypersexual" and "hyperaggressive." Odom was then promptly apprehended by United States Secret Service members at 8:27 p.m., though the arrest was disconnected from the attempt on Remington's life.
==Court Proceedings==
In July of 2017, Odom pleaded guilty to aggravated battery with a felony firearm and was sentenced to twenty-five years in prison, ten of those years are fixed, and afterward he will be eligible for parole.
Category:People from Idaho
Category:American people
Category:Murderers
Category:Conspiracy theorists
Kyle Perkins

Kyle Christian Perkins (born May 31, 1994) is an American football coach who currently serves as the Wide Receivers Coach for Elon University.He was previously an Assistant Wide Receivers Coach for the University of Georgia in 2022 for the undefeated National Champions.Perkins has many years of Division 1-FBS as a Wide Receivers Coach, working in that role with the Wake Forest University from 2018 to 2021 and with the University of Oregon from 2021 to 2022. Perkins also spent time at University of Nevada, Reno in 2022. He also served as the Wide Receivers Coach at Oberlin College for the 2017 season. Perkins began his career at Notre Dame College in 2016 as an Offensive Assistant.
Category:1994 births
Category:Living people
Category:American football wide receivers
Category:People from Westlake, Ohio
Kyle Shotwell

Kyle Shotwell is a former American football linebacker, best known for winning the 2006 Buck Buchanan Award, awarded annually to the national defensive player of the year in the NCAA's Football Championship Subdivision.
== Early life ==
At the prep level, Shotwell starred at Goleta's Dos Pueblos High School, for which he was later selected to the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Hall of Fame in 2011.
== College career ==
Shotwell played the entirety of his NCAA career at Cal Poly Mustangs football|Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. He was announced as the Buchanan Award recipient in December 2006 in Tennessee. Shotwell collected 275 total voting points in the balloting for the award, including 23 first-place votes.
Following making a game-high seven tackles in the East-West Shrine Game, leading the West squad to a 21-3 win at Reliant Stadium, Shotwell won the Pat Tillman Award in 2007.
Collegiate Statistics
Year 	GP	Tackles (Solo)	TFL - Yds. 	Sacks	PBU	INT	Yds.	TD	FF	FR	Yds.	TD
2002 (RS) 	0 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	- 	-
2003 (Fr.)	11	24 (13) 	2.5 (-11) 	1.0 	- 	0 	- 	0 	0 	1 	- 	0
2004 (So.)	11	88 (53) 	7.5 (-31) 	4.0 	2 	2 	19 	0 	3 	2 	39 	0
2005 (Jr.)	13	158 (71) 	13.5 (-63) 	5.0 	3 	2 	5 	0 	2 	0 	- 	0
2006 (Sr.)	11	122 (62) 	21.0 (-80) 	7.0 	2 	0 	65t 	1 	2 	1 	0 	0
Totals 	46	392 (199) 	44.5 (-185)	17.0 	7 	4 	89 	1 	7 	4 	39 	0
== Professional career ==
Shotwell signed an undrafted free-agent contract with the Oakland Raiders in 2007. After being released by Oakland following the preseason, he joined the Philadelphia Eagles practice squad midway during the 2007 season.
He then signed with Indianapolis in January 2008, but was released by the Colts on August 30 following the completion of the preseason. However, in November 2008, he signed with Kansas City as a member of the Chiefs' practice squad, prior to becoming a coach in 2009.
Preseason NFL Statistics
Preseason	Team	GP	Tackles
2007 	OAK 	4 	10
2008 	IND 	5 	18
Totals 	 	9 	28
Category:American people
Category:American footballers
Kyle Spencer (journalist)

Kyle Spencer is an American author and journalist who writes about education. A frequent New York Times contributor since 2012, Spencer began reporting on how far-right groups are targeting US college students to form a conservative youth movement in 2018.
Her reporting led to the book Raising Them Right: The Untold Story of America's Ultraconservative Youth Movement and Its Plot for Power, published by HarperCollins in 2022, which focuses on such figures as Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and conservative commentator Candace Owens. 
The book showed how the groups "use social media, flashy trips to conservative conferences in vacation hotspots, celebrity conservatives, and wedge issues from the so-called culture wars" to draw in young people. Spencer found that the movement was a "reaction to Obama-ism," with Kirk and others inspired by President Barack Obama's use of social media while also responding to his policies.
She also reported that conservative donors spend more than three times as much on youth education and activism every year as their liberal counterparts.
Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro called the book "gross."
== Life and Career ==
Over more than 20 years in journalism, Spencer has written for The Washington Post, The Atlantic, The Baltimore Sun, The Daily Beast, The International Herald Tribune, New York magazine, Slate, The Philadelphia Inquirer and Politico magazine, among other publications. From 2012 to 2020, she covered education for the New York Times.
 
In 2014, she co-produced a Frontline episode about a school district resegregation plan in Baton Rouge, Louisiana that won the EWA Broadcast Award.
Spencer's previous book, She's Gone Country, was a memoir about her time working as a journalist in North Carolina. She is married to computer industry executive Seth Lane.
Category:American people
Category:American authors
Category:American journalists
Kyle Treadwell

Kyle Treadwell (born February 15, 1992), better known as NovaWaveKyle, is an American independent entrepreneur. He was born in Bangor, Maine but currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is the owner and founder of NovaWave Records. He begin to gain notoriety after he assisted with music marketing campaigns for Arizona Zervas, Ali Gatie, Wes Period and more. 
==Early life==
Kyle Treadwell was born in Bangor, Maine on February 15, 1992. He is an only child. He attended Hermon High School where he graduated. Later attended Husson University and finished his college degree in the field of Marketing. He started NovaWave Records in 2014 with his artist Corey Ellis.
==References==
==External links==
* Kyle Treadwell on instagram
* Kyle Treadwell on facebook
* Kyle Treadwell on Crunchbase
* Kyle Treadwell on linkedin
* RESPECT. Feature: Kyle Treadwell's NovaWave Records
* Kyle Treadwell An Entrepreneur on mission changing lives 
* Kyle Treadwell – Medium
* #NovaWave Records — Kyle Treadwell | CEO
* Kyle Treadwell | Vator
* Kyle Treadwell: From trees of Maine to bright lights of Las Vegas
* Kyle Treadwell: Owner of NovaWave Records LLC
Category:Husson University alumni
Category:1992 births
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:People from Bangor, Maine
Category:Marketing
Category:American people
Kyle Walter

Kyle Walter (Born June 1 1994) is an American researcher known for his work on Russian disinformation and propaganda. He is the Head of Research at Logically (company), a British firm tracking mis-and-disinformation. He helped uncover a Russian foreign influence campaign targeting Africa called Russosphere, which was attributed to Belgian far-right politician Luc Michel, helped attribute the largest Russian fact-checking channel War on Fakes to a Russian state-television presenter, and has gained a significant following on TikTok for his content related to Russian propaganda and disinformation with more than 20,000 followers as of May 2023. 
==Education==
Kyle Walter completed a Masters of Science in Russian and East European Studies at St. Antony's College, Oxford in 2017.
==Career==
At Logically (company), Kyle has conducted investigations which have gained wide news coverage. A March 2023 investigation he conducted into the popular War on Fakes Russian fact-checking page attributed the effort back to a Russian state-tv presenter. 
Kyle's analysis on Russian disinformation and propaganda has been regularly quoted in the New York Times, NPR, and other publications, particularly following the 2023 Pentagon document leaks. 
Category:1994 births
Category:American people
Category:American scientists
Category:Researchers
Kyler McMichael

Kyler J. McMichael (born March 22, 2000) is an American football cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and went undrafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.
==High school career==
McMichael played high school football at Greater Atlanta Christian School and Northview High School, both of which are in Georgia in the Atlanta metropolitan area. In 2017 he attended "The Opening 2017 Regional" in Atlanta and would graduate from high school in 2018. He would commit to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on July 20, 2019 via X.
==College Career==
McMichael played 3 full seasons with the Tar Heels whilst redshirtting his sophmore year. His freshman year he played two games versus Florida State and Syracuse and would record 3 tackles. After his sophmore redshirt year, he would play 6 games including a postseason game versus Texas A&M. He would record 26 tackles throughout the season whilst the Tar Heels maintained a 4-3 record in games where McMichael played. In his senior season, he would play 18 games with 17 tackles and an interception. McMichael would verbally declare for the NFL Draft on December 17, 2021.
Category:2000 births
Category:People from Atlanta, Georgia
Category:American football cornerbacks
Kyler Niko

Kyler Niko (born 1990-09-05, United Kingdom) is a British songwriter that has written songs for artists like SF9,Taemin, EXO, TXT, Astro, Monsta X, Gfriend, SuperJunior, Super Junior D&E and The Boyz.
==== Musical background ====
Niko was born to Asian parents outside London and grew up in the neighboring town of Guildford. As a child he received classic education in piano, but it was not until he joined a indie band in his teens that he discovered songwriting.
==== K-pop and J-pop ====
Growing up, Niko describes himself as a listener of K-pop and especially acts like BIGBANG, but began his own attempts as a songwriter to write for American artists. It was only after he came in contact with his current manager and publisher Obi Mhondera that his focus changed more towards K-pop and J-pop that he is today a reputable name in. 
==== Eurovison Song Contest ====
Kyler Niko was one of the authors of the song My Turn, performed by Martina Bárta as the Czech Republics contribution to Eurovision Song Contest 2017
==== Solo career ====
2017 Niko released the song Crazy produced by the Manchester house producer Danny Lee
Category:British artists
Category:British singers
Category:British pop singers
Kylin Arbet

Kylin Arbet is one of the greatest soccer players in his age group. He was born in Pasadena, California. His mom was a teacher at Westridge School. His dad was an NFL football player. Kylin has made a nickname for himself called "Mamba." This is all I could gather for this upcoming professional soccer player.
Category:People from Pasadena, California	
Category:American people
Category:Footballers
Kym Gouchie

Kym Gouchie is a native Canadian singer-songwriter from the Lheidli T'enneh Nation, also known as Prince George, who currently resides in Penticton. She sings and writes in Cree, as well as some of the northern central indigenous languages of British Columbia. 
Her musical genre can be described as drum-vocal, folk, or world; Apple music classifies it as ‘alternative folk.’ According to a highly informative Globe and Mail article Making their language sing, Gouchie’s musicianship and connections with her aunt and grandmother are said to have fuelled her desire to keep the endangered indigenous languages of her people alive. In fact, Gouchie considers her aunt, Jeanette Kozak, and her late grandmother Marie Gouchie to be co-lyricists, because they helped to integrate Dakelh, a dialect of the Lheidli language, as well as its stories and traditions, accurately into her songs. 
== Career ==
Gouchie wants to explore her Lheidli lineage musically in order to preserve it. In 2008 at the age of 43, she received C$ 8,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts for songs in the Lheidli dialect. At the 2018 Roots and Blues Festival in Salmon Arm, she performed a song called Cleansing the Highway, creating awareness about the missing and murdered indigenous women along Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert, also known as the Highway of Tears. At the Mundial Montreal World Music Summit in November 2019, Gouchie won the Stingray Rising Star Award.
== Discography ==
* Mountain of Youth (2014)
* In the Hearts of You & Me (2016)
* Northern Shining Star Woman (2017)
== External links ==
* Kym Gouchie Official website
* Kym Gouchie of Facebook
* Kym Gouchie on Instagram
* Kym Gouchie on Twitter
* Kym Gouchie on itunes
* Kym Gouchie on soundcloud
* Kym Gouchie spotify
== Kym Gouchie in the media ==
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== References ==
Category:Canadian singers
Category:21st-century Canadian singers
Category:Canadian female singers
Category:Canadian female singer-songwriters
Category:Canadian songwriters
Category:Singers
Kyoung-An Choi

Kyoung-An Choi is a 9th-degree Grand Master in Taekwondo. He was born in Korea towards the end of WWII, although his exact birth date is not known. Grand master Choi lived in Korea during the Korean War. He moved to Europe in the 1970s, where he stayed in the Netherlands for about a year before moving to Denmark, where he continues to reside. Grand master Choi is married and has two children, a girl and a boy.
==Taekwondo Career==
After moving to Denmark, he started promoting Taekwondo in the country. Here he quickly became the national head coach under the Danish Taekwondo Federation (Dansk Taekwondo Forbund) and contributed significantly to elevating Denmark to an international Taekwondo level. He is the first person in Denmark to reach the 9th degree black belt. He established "Foreningen Choi's Venner" (the Choi's Friends Association) through which he serves as the Grand Master for around 30 taekwondo clubs.
Category:Korean people
Category:Taekwondo
Category:Strikes (martial arts)
Category:Kicking