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Gravity (band)

Gravity or Gravity PL is a Spanish/Polish rock, indie rock band from Cracow, Poland. The band was formed in 2010 by singer/guitarist Daniel Medina and drummer Grzegorz Malski. Gravity´s current line-up consists of Daniel Medina on vocals and guitar and Grzegorz Malski on drums. In March 2016 Gravity released their first LP titled "Mirrors" with online music label AMAdea Records. The band has released a self-titled EP with four new songs.
The band has recently released a new single titled "What Happened to Our Love?" with a music video.
== History ==
The band was formed in Cracow, Poland in the summer of 2009 by Daniel Medina and Grzegorz Malski. After some weeks and with some original material ready to be played, Piotr "Gawron" Wronarowicz joined the band as the bassist. That winter, the band released a demo titled "On The Edge" with five original songs and started playing gigs around Cracow. The band even got to play at the Hard Rock Cafe in Cracow during the "Harley Rocking Angels" festival.
During the summer of 2011 Piotr "Gawron" left the band and was replaced by Łukasz Wierzbicki. With the new line-up the band became much tighter sonically. A couple of months later, they recorded a new EP titled "Free RidE". With this new EP, the band got to play before well-known Polish bands such as IRA (band), Akurat, Oddzial Zamkniety, Czeslaw Spiewa, Patrycja Markowska or Jamal (band).
Gravity recorded their debut album "Mirrors" during the year of 2015 and it was released by music label AMAdea Music in March 2016. The album features twelve original songs.
In February 2017 the band opened for Polish legendary rock band Lady Pank and in April 2017 they released a new self-titled EP that featured four songs.
The band released the EP "Everything´s Connected" in October of 2018. The EP featured four songs.
==Band Members==
Daniel Medina - Lead vocals, guitar
Grzegorz Malski - Drums
==Former Band Members==
Piotr "Gawron" Wronarowicz - Bass
Łukasz Wierzbicki - Bass
== Discography ==
Studio albums
* Mirrors (2016)
EPs
* Free RidE (2012)
* Black Magic (2014)
* Gravity (2017)
* Everthing´s Connected (2018)
Demos
* On The Edge (2010)
Category:Spanish rock musicians
Category:Polish musical groups
Gravy and the Sleaze

Gravy and the Sleaze is a radio show for golf talk & play-by-play hosted by comedian Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz on Sirius XM. Knost and Stoltz both had a background in golf. 
Gravy and The Sleaze is hosted for an hour a week and it was launched on 8 April 2019. Some of the notable guests on the show include Gary McCord, Jordan Spieth and others.
==References==
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Graydon Hoare

Graydon Hoare is a Canadian software engineer and the creator of the Rust programming language as well as a contributor to the Swift programming language. He considers himself a "language engineer by trade", and his work has focused on compilers, profilers, debugging tools, and distributed systems. He has worked at Red Hat, Mozilla, Apple, and Stellar.
==Career==
Hoare started working on Rust in 2006 as a personal side project while he was an engineer at Mozilla. When he showed his manager at Mozilla what would eventually become Rust, Mozilla saw Rust's value allowed Hoare to lead a team under Mozilla Research, with the aim of incorporating the language as a component of a longer-term project to rebuild its browser stack around "safer, more concurrent, easier technologies" compared to C++. Mozilla began using it for the experimental Servo browser project, which is written in Rust. Hoare and the Rust team at Mozilla first announced Rust to the world in 2010. In a 2012, Hoare described Rust as being targeted for "frustrated C++ developers". 
In 2013, however, Hoare stepped down from his leadership role on the Rust team due to burnout. He worked on lower-profile projects such as test-farm automation for Firefox-on-Android and Mozilla Location Service.
In 2014, he joined Stellar, a payment network building a distributed transaction processor.
In early 2016, he moved to Apple to work on the Swift programming language. As of 2019, he was no longer working on Swift.
==Personal life==
Hoare grew up in Toronto, Canada. 
Category:Canadian people
Category:Software engineers
Category:Rust (programming language)
Grayson Hitt

Grayson Hitt (born December 11, 2001) is an American college baseball pitcher for the Alabama Crimson Tide.
==Amateur career==
Hitt grew up in Germantown, Tennessee and attended Houston High School.https://www.commercialappeal.com/story/sports/high-school/2019/03/20/high-school-baseball-tennessee-tssaa-memphis-houston-grayson-hitt/3201728002/ 10.80 ERA.https://www.si.com/college/alabama/bamacentral/alabama-pitcher-grayson-hitt-shows-growth-in-sophomore-season-blackwell 5.43 ERA.https://www.tuscaloosanews.com/story/sports/college/sec/2023/02/15/alabama-baseball-2023-predictions-brad-bohannon-grayson-hitt/69894169007/ Falmouth.https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/cape-cod-league-notes-week-three/
Category:2001 births
Category:American people
Category:Baseball pitchers
Graziano Messana

Graziano Messana, (17 may 1975), ORB, OMRI, OSI, is an Italian businessman, university professor and president of the Italian Chamber of Commerce of São Paulo and Eurochambers..
==Career==
Graduated in Economics from LUISS G. Carli in Rome, he began his career in the financial sector and in 2006 moved to São Paulo where he continued working in finance.
In 2020 he was elected President of the Italian Chamber of Commerce of São Paulo, founded in 1903, and in 2023 he assumed the presidency of Eurochambers, the Chamber that brings together all member states of the European Union in Brazil.
He is responsable of the Investment Guide in Brazil at the Italian Embassy in Brasília.
Messana is visiting professor at LUISS G. Carli.
He is a member of several boards of directors of Brazilian and international companies and works pro bono in several non-profit entities.
==Honors==
In 2018 the Italian Government named him Knight of the Italian Republic (OMRI).
In 2021, the Italian Government appointed him Commander of the Order of the Star of Italy (OSI).
In 2021 the Brazilian Government appointed him Commander of the Order of Rio Branco (ORB)
Category:1975 births
Category:Italian businesspeople
Category:Italian people
Graziella Bertocchi

Graziella Bertocchi is an Italian economist and Professor of Economics at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Modena, Italy. She is known for her work connecting economic growth within a historical perspective.
== Education and career ==
Bertocchi's undergraduate degree is from the University of Modena (1980). She earned an M.A. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1983, and went on to receive a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1988. She held an assistant professor position at Brown University, and then returned to the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in 1993. She has been a full professor since 2000. She is the president of the Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance in Rome, Italy. 
== Academic work ==
Bertocchi has written on race, women in the economy and politics, as well as labor issues and the logic of enfranchisement. Her primary fields of study are macroeconomics, political economy, and family economic. Bertocchi's work on race has examined the link between slavery in the 1860s and present-day economic inequalities; this was covered by Pacific Standard. Bertocchi has also spoken on women and mathematics and the perceptions of mathematical ability in women. Her work on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on black women has been discussed in the media. She has also addressed the economic impact of the pandemic on Europe. 
Bertocchi ranks highly in citations according to Research Papers in Economics; as of 2021, she is ranked in the top 5% of economics overall and has an h-index at Google Scholar of 24.
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== Honors and awards ==
Bertocchi was named a fellow of the Global Labor Organization in 2017. She is also a senior fellow of the Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis.
Category:Italian academics
Category:Women economists
Category:University of Modena alumni
Category:University of Pennsylvania alumni
Category:Italian people
Grażyna Szpor

Grażyna Szpor is an Polish lawyer, professor of social sciences, academic teacher at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw, where she holds the office of Char of the Department of Informatics Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration. She specializes in administrative law.
=Biography=
In 1979, on the basis of a dissertation entitled "Social policy in fundamental industries in 1944-1949", she received a doctoral degree in humanities from the Silesian Scientific Institute in Katowice. In 1999, on the basis of scientific achievements and a dissertation entitled "Information in spatial development. Administrative and legal issues" received at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz the degree of habilitated doctor of legal sciences in the field of law, specialization: administrative law. She became an extraordinary professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration at Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University and the Faculty of Finance and Insurance at the University of Economics in Katowice. She was also an academic teacher at other universities. She assumed the position of head of the Department of Information Law at the Faculty of Law and Administration of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University.
In 2013, she received the Mark Car Award. In 2014, she was awarded the Info Star Prize in the category of Information Technology Promotion for "her long-term work as an academic in the field of legal foundations for information systems, inspiration and leadership of scientific interest circles of students and doctoral students at the interface of information technology and law, support of public administration in the field of lawmaking concerning information technology."
On November 28, 2019, she received from the hands of President Andrzej Duda an act conferring the title of professor of social sciences.
Category:Polish lawyers
Category:Professors
Category:Academics
Category:Teachers
Grear Patterson

Grear Patterson (born 1988) is an American artist, filmmaker, writer and producer. He is known for his Duck Test series, sunsets inspired by Hollywood films in 16:9 and 4:3 formats, the film Giants Being Lonely, and producing Turn in the Wound. He is CEO and co-founder of Ventana Companies, a parent company to Ventana Cinema and Cue Sheet Tracker.
==Early life and Education==
Grear Patterson was born in Redding, Connecticut to parents Neil and Ippy Patterson. It was a household of design and science. He began creating early, getting his first camera at age 9 and making his first film at age 11. Patterson attended Duke University in North Carolina and later earned a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. In New York he worked for photographer Jason Schmidt. Not long after his first solo exhibition Nowhere Fast, was held at Gloria Naftali Gallery and curated by Cooke Maroney.
==Career==
Patterson works across various mediums in photography, painting, sculpture, design, and film. His work often explores themes of childhood innocence and his own personal experiences while referencing art and film history. Occasionally taking titles from films like, 'Stand By Me'.
His work has been exhibited at the American Academy in Rome, Muse Tamayo in Mexico City, Kunsthalle Basel, the Depart Foundation in Los Angeles and the Irish Museum of Modern Art, where he was an artist in residence. amongst others.
==A selected list of solo exhibitions==
* Forest Theater, The American Academy, Rome 2014
* Nowhere Fast, Gloria Naftali New York 2012
Patterson's work was in included in the 9th Shanghai Biennale.
He worked as the set photographer on the film Palo Alto (2013), directed by Gia Coppola.
The film Giants Being Lonely, was his directorial debut and premiered at the 76th Venice Biennale in 2019. It was produced by ROD3O, the production company formed by Grear Patterson and Olmo Schnabel. It was nominated for multiple awards; 'Best Film', 'Jury Prize', and 'Best Director' in the Orizzonti competition.
He co-wrote and produced the film VERA, directed by his wife Steffy Argelich and starring Nicole Wallace. It was nominated for 'Best Film' at the Beverly Hills Film Festival.
==Personal Life==
Patterson is married to model, actress, director Steffy Argelich. They live together in Spain.
Category:1988 births
Category:American artists
Category:Filmmakers
Category:Writers
Category:American people
Great Britain

It is located in the North Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of continental Europe and is known as Great Britain. It is the biggest of the British Isles, the largest European island, and the ninth-largest island in the globe, with an area of 209,331 km2 (80,823 sq mi). On the whole, the island has a marine climate, with very little temperature variations between seasons. The island of Ireland, which is 60 percent smaller than the larger island of Great Britain, lies to the west, and the two islands, together with over 1,000 smaller surrounding islands and numerous significant rocks, make up the British Isles archipelago.
Great Britain has been inhabited by modern humans for about 30,000 years, and it was connected to continental Europe until 8,000 years ago. After Jakarta in Indonesia and Honshu in Japan, the island has a population of about 61 million people in 2011, making it the world's third-most-populous island after both countries.
The phrase "Great Britain" is often used to refer to the countries of England, Scotland, and Wales, as well as the islands that form part of each of these countries. The United Kingdom is made up of the former British colonies of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. During the 1707 Acts of Union, the kingdoms of England (which at the time included Wales) and Scotland joined together to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Category:Great Britain
Category:British Isles
Category:Metropolitan or continental parts of states
Great Depression

The Great Crisis was a catastrophic global economic depression that began in the United States and lasted mostly throughout the 1930s, with the worst effects felt around the globe. The Great Depression began in 1929 and lasted until the late 1930s in different parts of the globe. In the United States, it began in 1929 and lasted until the late 1930s. The Great Downturn of the twentieth century was the longest, deepest, and most widespread depression in recorded history. In the United States, the Great Depression is often cited as an illustration of how rapidly the global economy may deteriorate.
With the stock market collapse on October 29, 1929, the United States entered the Great Depression, which began after a precipitous decline in stock values that began around September 4, 1929 and became well recognised across the globe (known as Black Tuesday). Between 1929 and 1932, the world's gross domestic product (GDP) decreased by an estimated 15 percent, according to various estimates. In contrast, during the Great Recession, the world's gross domestic product (GDP) decreased by less than 1% from 2008 to 2009. By the mid-1930s, certain economies had begun to show signs of recovery. However, in many nations, the negative consequences of the Great Depression persisted until the outbreak of World War II in September 1939.
As a result of the Great Depression, both wealthy and impoverished nations suffered greatly. Income, tax revenue, profits, and prices all declined, while foreign commerce dropped by more than half. Unemployment in the United States has risen to 23 percent, while in certain nations it has reached as high as 33%. Cities all across the globe, particularly those reliant on heavy industry, have been severely impacted. Construction has been essentially suspended in a number of different nations. Crop prices plunged by almost 60%, wreaking havoc on farming communities and rural towns. Areas depending on primary sector businesses such as mining and logging suffered the most as a result of falling demand and a scarcity of other sources of employment.
Category:Great Depression
Category:Financial crises
Category:World economy
Greater Bay Airlines

Greater Bay Airlines () is a proposed Hong Kong-based low-cost carrier The airline was established as to tap on the growing Greater Bay Area and to fill the void following the departure of Cathay Dragon. It plans to commence operations on 1 October 2021 with a charter flight between Hong Kong and Beijing.
== Destinations ==
Greater Bay Airlines has filed an application to Hong Kong’s Air Transport Licensing Authority to serve more than 100 cities in the Asia-Pacific region. The airline plans to launch services to Singapore, Bangkok and Phuket in the fourth quarter of 2021.
== Fleet ==
Greater Bay Airlines has leased an initial three Boeing 737-800 to commence operations. The first aircraft was delivered in August 2021, with the remaining two set to join the fleet by end-2021.
As of 1 August 2021, the Greater Bay Airlines fleet consists of the following aircraft:
Aircraft 	In Service	Orders	Passengers	Notes
Boeing 737-800	1 	2 	 	
Total 	1 	2 	 	
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Greece

A nation in Southeast Europe, Greece is formally known as the Hellenic Republic. It is a part of the European Union. There are about 10.7 million people living there as of 2018. Athens is the biggest and capital city, followed by Thessaloniki and several smaller towns and cities across the country. Grecian is a country in the Balkans that is strategically situated at the intersection of three continents: Europe, Asia, and Africa. Its land borders with Albania to the northwest, North Macedonia and Bulgaria to the north, and Turkey to the northeast are all on the European side of the Balkan Peninsula. Located to the east of the Greek mainland is the Aegean Sea, with the Ionian Sea to its west and the Cretan and Mediterranean Seas to its south. Greece, with a coastline of 13,676 kilometres (8,498 kilometres) in length and including many islands (of which 227 are inhabited), has the longest coastline in the Mediterranean Basin and the eleventh largest coastline in the world, ranking it first and second, respectively. Mountains cover eighty percent of Greece, with Mount Olympus at 2,918 metres above sea level standing as its highest peak (9,573 ft). Traditionally, the nation may be divided into nine distinct geographical regions: Macedonia, Central Greece, the Peloponnesian area, the Thessaly region, Epirus region, the Aegean Islands (including the Dodecanese and Cyclades islands), Thrace region, Crete region, and Ionian islands.
Greece is a unitary parliamentary republic and a developed nation, with a developed high-income economy and a good quality of life, both of which score extremely high on the Human Development Index. It is also a part of the European Union. With the biggest economy in the Balkans, it is also the most significant regional investor in the area. In addition to being one of the United Nations' original member states, Greece was the tenth member to join the European Communities (the forerunner of the European Union) which has been a member of the Euro since 2001. A number of other international organisations, such as the Council of Europe, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the World Trade Organization (WTO), the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), and the Organization Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), are also affiliated with the country, as are numerous regional organisations (OIF). Greece is considered a medium power because of its rich cultural legacy, huge tourist economy, significant maritime sector, and geostrategic significance.
Category:Greece
Category:Countries in Europe
Category:Balkan countries
GreenLaunch

Greenlaunch is a company attempting to use a type of space gun to launch payloads into low Earth orbit. It is a private company spinoff of QuickLaunch, itself a successor to SHARP.
==GreenLaunch System==
GreenLaunch proposes building an impulse launch system powered by a pressurized Hydrogen and Helium mix. Unlike previously tested space gun concepts, a mixture of pressurized Hydrogen and Helium could provide advantages in firing where more traditional propellants have failed. Using a solid rocket booster second stage contained within the projectile, GreenLaunch aims to achieve orbit. GreenLaunch intends to eventually fire a projectile at Mach 20. Unlike many traditional rocket propellants, the only byproduct of burnign hydrogen is water, potentially allowing the GreenLaunch system to be carbon neutral.
==Successful Firings==
On December 21, 2021, GreenLaunch Successfully fired their first 54 foot prototype hydrogen impulse launcher at Yuma Proving Grounds. The projectile reached an altitude above 30,000 meters and experienced for 80,000 G's at launch. h
Category:Aerospace companies
Category:Companies based in California
Category:Aerospace companies of the United States
Category:Companies established in 2018
Green Hill Jones

Green Hill Jones (1842 - 1924) was a state legislator and Baptist minister in Arkansas. He served in the Arkansas House of Representatives in 1885 and 1888.
Jones was born in Tennessee and was enslaved. He was enslaved on Kenneth Rayner's plantation in Chicot County, Arkansas. During the American Civil War he served in a "Colored" unit. He studied at Hillsdale College in Michigan from 1870 until 1873.
Category:Legislators in the United States
Category:State legislators of the United States
Category:Baptist ministers from the United States
Green Jail

Green Jail is a documentary directed by Huang Yin-yu in 2021. It explores the historical event of Taiwanese people traveling to the Japanese island, Iriomote in Okinawa, to work in the coal mines before World War II. This film is the second work of the director's trilogy titled "Wild Mountains Over the Sea," which focus on the Taiwanese in Yaeyama.
==Synopsis==
Before World War II, the Iriomote Coal Mine on Iriomote Island in the Yaeyama Islands of Okinawa, Japan, was known as the "Green Jail." It recruited miners from various regions, including Kyushu, Okinawa, Taiwan, and Korea, to labor in the coal mines to support Japan's wartime demands. The miners faced the risk of contracting malaria in the humid and confined environment of the island. They were forced to work, inject morphine, and consequently get addiction. They endured high-pressure management and inhumane treatment, and many could not escape and lost their lives.
The main character, Yoshiko Hashima (橋間良子, 1962-2018), whose maiden name was Jiang Shi-duan, was born in Keelung, Taiwan. At the age of around 10, she was taken to Iriomote Island as a foster daughter by her adoptive father Yang Tian-fu, who was a contractor for the miners and a labor broker. She spent most of her life in White Beach Village on Iriomote Island, only briefly returning to Taiwan for two years after the war ended. She continued to live on Iriomote Island until her passing at the age of 92. 
The director began interviewing Yoshiko Hashima in 2014 until her passing. She was one of the few individuals who could provide firsthand experiences of the history of Taiwanese immigrants and their lives in the coal mines. Besides the film, the director also collected the information from his field research, publishing a book titled the same name.
==Awards and festivals==
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Year	Award 	Category 	Name 	Outcome
2021	Taipei Film Awards 	Best Documentary 	Green Jail	
2021	Taipei Film Awards 	Best Sound Design 	Green Jail	
2021	Taipei Film Awards 	Best Music 	Green Jail	
2021	Taipei Film Awards 	International New Talent Competition	Green Jail	
2021	Osaka Asian Film Festival	Indie Forum 	Green Jail	
==Book==
Name 	Author 	Publisher 	ISBN 	Ref.
Green Jail: Taiwan's Memories Buried in the Iriomote Island Coal Mines《綠色牢籠：埋藏於沖繩西表島礦坑的台灣記憶》) 	Huang Yin-yu	Avanguard Publishing House (前衛出版社) 	9789578019393	
Category:Documentary films
Category:Coal mines