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Giuliana Valenzuela

Giuliana Magali Valenzuela ( Buenos Aires 25 de Junio de 2003), es una estrella multifacética reconocida en el mundo del espectáculo. Nacida con un talento innato y una pasión por el entretenimiento, se ha destacado como una versátil vedette capaz de brillar en diversos ambitos artisticos. Es esposa del empresario y gran artista Sander Maurin, cuñada de la vedette y actriz Reina Reech 
Reina Reech
==Carrera==
Desde temprana edad, Giuliana demostró su destreza en el canto, la actuación y el baile, convirtiéndose en una artista integral. Su carisma y energía en el escenario cautivaron al publico, ganándose el cariño y la admiración de una gran cantidad de seguidores. Con una trayectoria sólida en el mundo del espectáculo, Giuliana ha participado en numerosas producciones teatrales, programas de televisión y eventos en vivo. 
Su debut en el 2021- 2022 protagonizando junto a su Marido Sander Maurin y Sandra Callejor en la obra "Evoluciòn Burlesque" en Villa Carlos Paz donde destacaba todas sus contorsiones al máximo haciéndole conocer al publico la evolución a lo largo de los tiempos del genero burlesque.
Durante el invierno y otoño (2022-2023) ah sido una de las pocas artista que aposto a seguir con el teatro en Villa Carlos Paz y protagonizo obras como Bravissimo, Circo Smile, Desopilante, Memories, El Variette de Cocodrilo.
En el verano 2023 estuvo en el Teatro del sol formando parte de los principales encabezando en tres obras distintas, maravillosa noche, atentado fallido y Show a la Carta , en esta misma temporada Giuliana quedo nominada a los premios Carlos de Villa Carlos Paz como mejor atracción en espectáculos
Formo parte como atracción del espectáculo en la obra Cirque Luneil la Revista de Cocodrilo
A lo largo de estos años participo en programas muy importantes de la televisión Cordobesa, (Ideas HD, Canal Ztv, Jorge Zapata, etc), Distracción Fatal, Late Cordoba, Entre Gallos y Medianoche.
Además de su destacada carrera artística, se ah incursionado en el mundo de los negocios con su empresa "GIUSAN", la cual la llevo a ser una emprendedora visionaria a muy joven edad descubriendo el mundo de la Realidad Virtual, junto a esa empresa multifacética la cual es CEO. Su visión empresarial y su capacidad para identificar las tendencias del mercado han sido clave en el éxito de la empresa.
==Vida Privada==
En el 2023 contrajo matrimonio con el empresario y artista argentino Sander Maurin
==Espectaculos==
* Evolución Burlesque
* Bravissimo
* Circo smile
* Maravillosa Noche
* Atentado Fallido
* Show a la Carta
* Desopilante
* Memories Magic Show
* El variette de cocodrilo
* Cirque Luneil
* Progamas
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Category:2003 births
Category:People from Buenos Aires
Category:Spanish people
Giulio Bertelli

Giulio Bertelli (Milan, 5 May 1990) is an Italian sailor, with experience in the America's Cup and The Ocean race. E' figlio di Miuccia e di Patrizio e fratello di Lorenzo.
==Early life and education==
He studied architecture in London at the Architectural Association School of Architecture.
In 2013 he participated in the "34th America's Cup" in the Luna Rossa technical team and again in the "36th America's Cup" in Auckland, as a sailor and in the mechatronics department for the development of the on-board interfaces of the AC75 HMI (human machine-interface).
Participates in ocean sailing competitions with several international teams including "Team AkzoNobel" for "The Ocean Race Europe" in 2021 and records with "Team Maserati" of skipper Giovanni Soldini, on the Plymouth-La Rochelle route, crewed by Maserati Multi 70, in 12 hours , 15 minutes and 21 seconds.
In August 2022 it was announced that he will participate in The Ocean Race competition to sail around the world with Team Biotherm Racing.
On 25 July 2023 the President of CONI Giovanni Malagò awarded him the Gold Medal for his Athletic Achievement.
Category:1990 births
Category:Italian sailors
Category:Italian people
Giuseppe Aveni

Giuseppe Aveni (December 05, 1918 - July 24, 2010) was an Italian Roman Catholic priest and missionary in the Philippines. His cause for canonization was opened on February 2020 by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Parañaque.
==Biography==
Giuseppe was born on December 5, 1918 in Tripi, Messina to Natale Tramazza Aveni and Santa Lo Cicero. He received the Sacrament of Confirmation on August 24, 1921 through the hands of Msgr. Angelo Paino, Archbishop of Messina.
In 1931, he entered the Rogationists of the Heart of Jesus and was ordained a priest on July 14, 1945. During the first years of his priestly ministry, he was assigned in the "Christ the King" Seminary in Messina as Vice-Superior and Prefect of Discipline until 1947 when he was transferred to Trani, then to Rome and Florence. 
After finishing his mandate as Vicar General, he to went to their congregation's recently established mission in the Philippines. From 1980 to 1991, he served as a novice master to various congregations, hearing confessions and giving spiritual directions. 
In April 2009, he was diagnosed with a malignant tumor. After having suffered patiently, he died on July 24, 2010.
==References==
==External links==
* Cause for Beatification and Canonization of Fr. Joseph (Giuseppe) Aveni Opens on Feb. 1 in Parañaque
* Philippine diocese opens cause for sainthood of Italian priest
* Parañaque diocese opens sainthood cause for ... - CBCPNews
Category:1918 births
Category:2010 deaths
Category:Italian Servants of God
Category:Filipino Servants of God
Category:21st-century venerated Christians
Category:People from the Province of Messina
Category:Roman Catholic missionaries in the Philippines
Giuseppe Barboni

Giuseppe Barboni (San Benedetto del Tronto, July 9 1987) is an Italian manager and entrepreneur. Owner of Luxury Private Group S.p.A. and Pragmatic Intelligence. He comes from a wealthy family from Piceno, Italy. He graduated in Political Science and International Relations after having successfully attended the “Francesco Morosini” military naval school.
In 2010 he founded Pragmatic Intelligence, a lobbing and public relations company, in 2020 Luxury Private Group, a private group in the luxury sector that selects properties, jets and yachts for sale and rental, which has recently become a S.p.A.
== Biography ==
He was born in San Benedetto del Tronto on 9 July 1987 from a wealthy family in the Piceno area. He is best known for his transversal Italian and international relationships in politics, high finance. He had the multi-minister Remo Gaspari as godfather and is the nephew of the current Senator Antonio Barboni. After two years at the Liceo Scientifico Orsini in Ascoli Piceno, he passes the competition to the prestigious Scuole Militari La Nunziatella in Naples and Venice. Preferring the latter for his love for the sea and the passion for the city of the Serenissima, at the age of 15 he assumed the military status and moved to Venice. During the period spent in the Morosini College (the same college also made by his friends Luca Cordero di Montezemolo) he made many "training cruises" in various gray military ships, on the Amerigo Vespucci sailing ship and training in the battaglione San Marco in Brindisi. After completing his scientific high school he moved to Rome and, unlike his father, a lawyer, he graduated with full marks in Political science and International relations, having teacher Vincenzo Scotti as thesis supervisor.
 
Category:Italian businesspeople
Category:1987 births
Giuseppe De Giacomo

Giuseppe De Giacomo is an Italian computer scientist. He is a Professor of Computer Science at the Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford (Oxford, UK), and Professor of Computer Engineering at the Department of Computer, Control and Management Engineering, Sapienza University of Rome (Rome, Italy). He is also a Senior Research Fellow at the Green Templeton College. 
==Education==
De Giacomo obtained his master's degree in Electronic Engineering in 1991 at Sapienza University of Rome. After that, in 1995, he earned his PhD from the same institution, under the supervision of Maurizio Lenzerini. 
==Career and Research==
After the PhD, De Giacomo visited Yoav Shoham at Stanford University and then worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Toronto in the Cognitive Robotics research group, working with Hector Levesque and Ray Reiter.
De Giacomo returned to Sapienza University as a faculty member in 1998.
De Giacomo's research interests concern theoretical, methodological, and applicative aspects of
different areas of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science.</ref>
He is internationally renowned for his significant contributions to the field of knowledge representation and reasoning, situation calculus, generalized forms of automated planning, temporal logics, verification and synthesis of KR-based systems, and business process modeling.
De Giacomo has co-authored over 300 publications in top scientific journals and conference proceedings.</ref>
His research was seminal to the area of description logics and ontologies for the introduction of a tractable fragment of description logics called DL-Lite.
De Giacomo served as associate program chair at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) in 2021, as program chair for the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ECAI) in 2020, and as program chair for the International Conference
on Principles of Knowledge
Representation and Reasoning (KR) in 2014.
==Awards and Honors==
In 2019, De Giacomo was awarded an ERC Advanced Grant for the project titled White-Box Self-Programming Mechanisms (WhiteMech) (2019-2024).
He was also elected an ACM Fellow "for contributions to description logics, data management, and verification of data-driven processes" in 2015, and an EurAI Fellow in 2012.
He and his co-authors won the Classic Paper Award from the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence in 2021, and the first 10-year Test-of-Time Award from the International Conference on Service Oriented Computing in 2013.
==Entrepreneurial Activities==
De Giacomo is the co-founder and scientific advisor of OBDA systems, an innovation startup of Sapienza University of Rome, and a company of the Almawave Group.
Category:1965 births
Category:Italian people
Category:Sapienza University of Rome alumni
Category:Professors
Category:Computer scientists
Giuseppe Donatiello

Giuseppe Donatiello (born 14 December 1967) is an Italian amateur astronomer., author of popular articles and astronomical news. He is primarily known as the discoverer of eleven nearby dwarf galaxies in the Local Volume.
* He discovered in 2016 a dwarf galaxy about 10 million light years away in the constellation of Andromeda called Donatiello I. This is the first galaxy to be named after its non-professional discoverer.
* In 2020, he discovered the ultrafaint dwarf galaxy named Pisces VII/Triangulum III which turned out to be a strong satellite candidate of the dwarf spiral galaxy Messier 33. Pisces VII is the first Local Group galaxy to be discovered by a non-professional astronomer.
* Also in 2021, the discovery of three new satellites of the spiral galaxy NGC 253 was announced. These three new galaxies were named Donatiello II, III and IV. All were later observed and confirmed as satellites of NGC 253 by the Hubble Space Telescope.
* In 2022, he discovered a very faint satellite of M31 which was named Pegasus V / Andromeda XXXIV. This object turned out to be particularly ancient and could be a fossil of the first star formation.
* In 2024, the discovery of five more satellite galaxies of the NGC 253 galaxy was announced. The new objects were named Donatiello V, VI, VII, VIII and IX.
To these discoveries must be added some candidate planetary nebulae and the participation in the discovery and analysis of several dozen stellar streams
He is the principal investigator and coordinator of the National Deep Sky Research Section of the Italian Amateur Astronomers Union, the oldest Italian amateur organization. From the same organization, he was awarded the Ruggieri Prize in 2022 for his brilliant results in the study of the deep sky in Italy
Category:1967 births
Category:Italian astronomers
Category:Italian people
Giuseppe Faraone

Giuseppe Faraone is a casino content writer known for his contributions to the Italian version of the online casino platform AskGamblers.com. He specializes in writing industry news and promotions, focusing on reporting the latest developments and updates within the field.
Faraone is also adept at reporting on promotional deals provided by individual online casinos and in partnership with AskGamblers.com. He has contributed to positioning AskGamblers.com as a reliable source of information on casino news and promotions for Italian players.
==Career==
Faraone was born and raised in Valencia, Spain, and later moved to Milan, Italy. He began writing about new casinos, licenses, bonuses, and games. Faraone realized his potential and joined AskGamblers.com as a content writer for its Italian version. In his role, Faraone is recognized for his adept reporting on a range of industry developments and news articles, including partnerships among gaming providers. 
He is also keen on writing about various bonuses and promotional deals offered by various casinos. With years of experience, Faraone is recognized for his commitment to staying abreast of the latest news and trends in the iGaming industry.
In addition to writing about industry news and promotions, Faraone extends his writing to include articles about AskGamblers. He analyzes the platform’s complaint service performance to provide insights to his readership.
Faraone’s expertise in staying up-to-date with industry developments and promotional deals has contributed to AskGambler’s credibility as a comprehensive source of information.
==External links==
* Giuseppe Faraone at AskGamblers
Category:Writers
Category:Casinos
Category:Gambling people
Giuseppe Marino

Giuseppe Marino (Brescia, April 5, 1964) is an Italian business executive. Since October 18, 2019, he has been Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of Ansaldo Energia.
==Biography==
After graduating in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Brescia in 1988 and having completed his military service as “Ufficiale di complemento del Genio” (Military engineering), in 1990 Giuseppe Marino began his career at Iveco. He later obtained a Master from the University of Pisa. He subsequently started working abroad, first at Iveco Ford Truck (England) for five years, and then at Iveco Pegaso (Spain) for three years. 
In 1997, he came back to Italy to serve as Director of the Iveco “Transmission and Engines Plant” in Turin. In 2003 he supervised the integration of the German company Iveco Magirus Fire-Fighting. He was later appointed Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of Iveco special vehicles, and was also a Board Member of Camiva and Magirus Brandschutztechnik.
In 2005 he was appointed Vice President of European Operations at Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies, an American multinational based in Brussels. He was also Chief Executive Officer of the Italian company Cisa, and Vice President and General Manager of ITO in Turkey.
In 2009 Giuseppe Marino joined the railway company Ansaldo Breda (known today as Hitachi Rail Italy), where he managed the company relaunch. He was later appointed Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the company. In 2015 he became Board Member of Hitachi Rail USA and, after the sale from Finmeccanica, he managed the company integration into the Japanese multinational Hitachi.
In 2018 he was appointed Group Chief Operating Officer at Hitachi Rail Rolling Stock, where he took over the operational responsibility for all the company’s global rolling stock activities.
In 2019 he became Corporate Officer of Hitachi Ltd. Tokyo. In October of the same year he was appointed Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of Ansaldo Energia, a company owned by Cdp Equity and Shanghai Electric.
In November 2020, during a live streaming event, he presented the most powerful H class gas turbine ever built in Italy by Ansaldo Energia. The gas turbine was produced for the Edison Power Plant in Porto Marghera.
Category:Italian businesspeople
Category:1964 births
Category:People from Brescia
Category:University of Brescia alumni
Givtti Shandon

Givtti Shandon, (born Gifty Asante on July 4, 1990), is a Ghanaian singer known for her blend of Afrobeats, highlife, contemporary R&B and rap. She gained prominence in the Ghanaian music scene with her hit song "We Don't Play" and has continued to build her fan base with subsequent releases.
==Early life and education==
Givtti Shandon is the daughter of Yaw Asante and Rose Appiah. She hails from a family of musicians from Kintampo in the Bono East area. She began singing at an early age, performing in church and at various social events. She graduated from Abuakwa State College, Kyebi and completed her undergraduate studies at Central University, Ghana, where she majored in Communication Studies.https://central.edu.gh/expand/551
==Career==
Givtti Shandon initially began her career as an actress before making the transition to music in 2021. Her debut music video was to her song "We Don't Play". She has since released several successful singles, including "We outside", "EGO" (featuring Lyrical Joe), and "I dey Enter Your Eye". In 2024, Givtti Shandon released the single "Goodbye". 
==Discography==
Singles
* "We Don't Play" (2021)
* "We outside" (2021)
* "EGO" (featuring Lyrical Joe) (2022)
* "I Dey Enter Your Eye" (2023)
* "Goodbye" (2024)
Category:1990 births
Category:Ghanaian singers
Category:Ghanaian people
Category:People from Kumasi
Gladys Valerie

Gladys Valerie was an American singer and actress. She worked during the silent film era.
== Life and career ==
In 1919, Valerie sang at a benefit concert for blind soldiers. In the Harrisburg Telegraph, it was written that "Gladys Valerie sang at a concert given for the benefit of blind soldiers, and judging by the warm reception which the audience accorded her, Miss Valerie's voice has lost none of its original beauty since her sojourn in the silent drama. Miss Valerie sang on the operatic stage before taking up picture work."
In a November 1919 issue of Motion Picture News, it was written that "Gladys Valerie was somewhat surprised recently by the noticeable enthusiasm and pleasure evinced by a certain young lieutenant who had just returned from overseas, upon being presented to Miss Valerie. She ventured to ask the reason for his somewhat unusually cordial acknowledgement of the introduction, and was very much astonished to learn that she was considered the "Best Girl" of Company D - 105 Artillery American Expeditionary Forces. It seems that when a picture show was given in camp, each company adopted some screen luminary who appealed to the voters as their "Best Girl" and Miss Valerie had been chosen by this lieutenant's company for that distinction."
In a December 1919 issue of Motion Picture News, it was written that "Gladys Valerie selected a certain dress from a wholesale house the other day. Hardly had the dress reached home, than Miss Valerie was called to the telephone, and an interested voice asked whether they might name the spring models that they intended making from the one she chose, the Gladys Valerie frocks. Miss Valeria, with her usual graciousness, replied that she had no objection whatever."
== Partial filmography ==
* The Heart of a Girl (1918) as Helen Murray
*Marie, Ltd. (1919) as Zelie
* Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1919 film) as Maggie Duncan
*The Mind the Paint Girl (film) as Jimmie Birch
*Dawn (1919 film)|Dawn (1919) as Mazie Sanborn (a film directed by J. Stuart Blackton and based on a novel by Eleanor H. Porter)
*Thoughtless Women (1920) as the sister
* Behind Masks (1921) as Kate Cansard
* A Pasteboard Crown (1922) as Edna Thrall
* Tin Gods (1926)
* The Broadway Drifter (1927) as Laura Morris
Category:American singers
Category:American actresses
Gladys Wyant

Gladys Wyant is a figure in the cultural and arts community of Gainesville, Georgia and the State of Georgia. Throughout her career, she has focused on the arts scene, community development, and historic preservation. Wyant is celebrated for her leadership, involvement in arts organizations, and service to various community initiatives.
==Career and Contributions==
====The Arts Council:====
Gladys Wyant's most notable role was as the Executive Director of The Arts Council in Gainesville, GA. Under her leadership for 37 years, The Arts Council experienced substantial growth. She transformed it from a modest office in the Green Street Station building with $25,000 in assets into an organization with three separate properties and assets totaling $8 million. Her community outreach and fundraising ability were integral to the establishment and success of the organization and development of the Smithgall Arts Center Complex in historic downtown Gainesville.
====Cultural Leadership:====
Wyant's impact extends far beyond The Arts Council. She was a founding member of the Gainesville Symphony Orchestra, a board member of Children's Theater, now known as WonderQuest. Her leadership roles included serving as the President of the Georgia Assembly of Community Arts Agencies, Georgia Citizens for the Arts, Georgia Arts Network, Main Street Gainesville, Gainesville-Hall and Lake Lanier Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Gainesville Kiwanis. Her involvement with these organizations showcased her commitment to the betterment of the community through the arts.
====Advocacy and Recognition:====
As a Board Member of the Georgia Council for the Arts, appointed by Governors Nathan Deal and Brian Kemp, Wyant championed the importance of arts and culture in the state. Her contributions were instrumental in raising awareness and appreciation for the arts on a larger scale. Her retirement from The Arts Council in 2021 was marked by the Georgia Senate with Senate Resolution 867, which honored her achievements and significant contributions to the arts and cultural landscape.
====Historic Preservation and Cultural Events:====
Wyant's passion for historic preservation was evident through her involvement in numerous initiatives. She led ceremonies for the International Dragon Boat Festival, Summer MusicFest and Signature Series, and annual performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Her efforts extended to arts education as well, with programs like cultural arts day camps, arts in schools, and other initiatives aimed at enriching the lives of the community members.
====Legacy:====
In recognition of her contributions, The Arts Council Board of Directors named a newly constructed performing arts pavilion after Gladys Wyant—the Gladys Wyant Performing Arts Pavilion. Her legacy continues to influence the arts community in Gainesville and beyond.
Category:American people
Category:Artists
Category:American artists
Glanworth County, Queensland

Glanworth County, Queensland is a Cadastral divisions of Queensland and a County of remote western Queensland.
The county came into existence on 8 March 1901, when the Governor of Queensland issued a proclamation legally dividing Queensland into counties under the Land Act 1897."A Proclamation". Queensland Government Gazette. 75. 8 March 1901.
Like all counties in Queensland, it is a non-functional administrative unit, that is used mainly for the purpose of registering land titles. From 30 November 2015, the government no longer referenced counties and parishes in land information systems however the Museum of Lands, Mapping and Surveying retains a record for historical purposes.
Category:Counties of Queensland