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James Wakefield Burke

James Wakefield Burke(1906-1989) was an american journalist and author. From 1945 till 1954 he was stationed in Berlin as correspondent of the magazine Esquire (magazine). 
Burke worked as a salesman and executive sales manager in Chicago until 1941. Then he became lieutenant colonel in the United States Army Air Forces as a test pilot. After World War II Burke made a living as a journalist. He reported from the Nuremberg trials and acted as a public relations adviser to General Lucius D. Clay. Subsequently he was Public Relations Officer for Generals Joseph T. McNarney, Clay and Frank L. Howley (then American commandant in Berlin). 
Burke Publishing the book The Big Rape ("A Historical novel of the fall of Berlin") in 1951. It centers about the sexual violations committed by Soviet Armed Forces|Soviet Soldiers in Berlin during the conquer of the German capital in April / May 1945. The book is rated as being racist and misogynistic by Ingrid Schmidt-Harzbach. :de:Klaus_Martens_(Lyriker)|Klaus Martens criticized a stereotypical characterization of nations and races by Burke and insinuates a connection of the author to the CIA / Psychological Warfare Department.
The German edition followed in 1952 (The Big Rape - Die große Vergewaltigung), by Amsel Publishing House. A Paperback Edition (book)|edition in German was published in 1953 under the title Frau komm!
Burke published a "fast paced crime novel" in 1954, Three Days pass - To Kill, German title Ami - Go Home! (German translation by Dietrich Bogulinski). 
Burke published in total 26 works.
The manuscript of the novel "Of a Strange Woman" (1955) is stored in the University of Kentucky Special Collections.
Category:1906 births
Category:1989 deaths
Category:American journalists
Category:American authors
James Weiss

James Weiss is a scientist and a science communicator known for popularizing microscopy and microbes. He is the author of the book "The Hidden Beauty of the Microscopic World". where he describes microbes with his easy-to-understand style, and tells his personal story that got him into the microscopy. He partners with Hank Green on Journey to the Microcosmos on YouTube and maintains his own Instagram account where he posts daily.
== History ==
The journey for Weiss as an independent scientist consisted of operating in his private laboratory collecting pond samples, and capturing Protist|protists clips for both his YouTube and Instagram accounts regularly. The partnership with Hank Green and Journey to the Microcosmos began on April 10, 2019. Their initial collaboration video was of tardigrades developing; and within three weeks the channel reached a staggering 100,000 subscribers which has steadily increased since 2019. Weiss worked with Journey to the Microcosmos to create James' first microscope to produce a cheap and accessible microscopy for anyone. After a successful Kickstarter campaign Weiss and his collaborators launched the microcosmos store.
According to his book, Weiss spends between 8 to 12 hours everyday looking through a microscope searching for microbes. He recently published his first scientific article as first author on a rare microbe, Legendrea loyezae, which has only been reported four times prior to his recent discovery in 114 years. Weiss and his co-author Genoveva Esteban of Bournemouth University have a unique approach to science where inspiration and pure passion coincide by analyzing each subject under a microscope "they want to bring back the excitement of ecological and behavioral discoveries of the early microbe studies which can only be seen through the microscope"
Category:American scientists
Category:American people
James Williams Tyrrell

James Williams Tyrrell (10 May 1863-16 January 1945) was an explorer and mine promoter. He was the brother of Joseph Burr Tyrrell. He was born in Weston, Ontario and died in Bartonville, Ontario and was the son of William and Elizabeth Tyrrell. He joined the Geological Survey of Canada in 1883 and started working in the Lake of Woods region as a topographer. 
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Category:Geological Survey of Canada personnel
Category:Topographers
James Winter (producer)

James Winter is a British television producer, restaurant executive, and author. His most notable TV work is Saturday Kitchen, where he worked as the series producer and executive editor. He has won a BAFTA.
==Career==
===Television===
Winter started his television career on BBC's Ready Steady Cook as a contestant researcher. His job was to audition the people that wanted to be on the show and help to come up with the names of the dishes. Winter started working on Saturday Kitchen as series producer in 2006, and became executive editor in 2015. He created the scripts for each show and helped to come up with the dishes for the food heaven or hell segment of the show, where viewers can call in to decide if the celebrity guest has to eat a dish they love or hate. Winter is credited with initially creating host James Martin's trademark egg puns that are used during the omelette challenge segment, with this now being a team effort.
===Author===
Winter has published two books, both focusing on food and recipes. Yes, Chef!, which was a collaboration with James Bulmer, was first published in 2009 by Absolute Publishing. The book was well-received, with The Caterer giving it a positive review. Who Put The Beef into Wellington? was first published in 2012 by Kyle Books. This book was also well-received, with The New Zealand Herald placing it on their "Books: Food for thought" list. 
===Radio===
Winter currently hosts a monthly food show on Marlow FM.
===Executive===
Winter served as the head of creative strategy at The Fat Duck Group.
===Miscilaneous===
Winter was a part of the advisory board for the tech start-up "1000 Cookbooks", which aimed to compile a list of the top 1,000 cookbooks of all time.
Winter is a judge and ambassador for the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year and the unearthed Food in Film awards.
Category:British television producers
Category:British people
Category:Restaurants
Category:Author
James Wise (businessman)

James Wise is a venture capitalist from Stockport, England.
He studied at University of Oxford. He was a director of the charity Social Business Trust, before becoming the youngest partner of a European Venture Firm in 2016 at Balderton Capital. He is associated with Balderton investments into Financial technology companies including Revolut and GoCardless, and sits on the board of notable technology companies including Sophia Genetics and 3D Hubs. He is considered an influential figure in British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association.
In 2011, he was appointed as a Specialist Advisor to the Select committee (United Kingdom) on charity and social enterprise, and in 2020 advised the Parliamentary Select Committee on the British Government's Industrial Strategy. He is a trustee of the cross-party think-tank Demos (UK think tank)
Category:Venture capitalists
Category:People from Stockport
James Wright

James Wright (born 14 June 1975) is a Norwich politician who is currently serving as Lord Mayor of Norwich.
==Early life==
James Wright was born on 14 June 1975, to Andrew Wright and Caroline Ackroyd. Caroline brought him to his first mayor-making ceremony as a toddler.. He worked as a DJ, and in many technology-related jobs
==Politics==
James first became a councilor in 2010 and has run as Norwich South MP candidate for the Liberal Democrats. James Wright became Lord Mayor of Norwich in 2023. 
Category:1975 births
Category:Politicians
Category:People from Norwich
James Yates (artist)

James Yates (born 1944) is a Tokai,South Africa based contemporary visual artist.
James Yates was born in Johannesburg, South Africa. He studied at the St Aidan’s College Grahamstown.
James Yates's work constantly examines Cape Impressionism and Realism, with particular historical interest on Bo-Kaap and District Sixhttps://www.constantiabergbulletin.co.za/news/artist-recreates-district-six-to-support-petition within a historical South African Identity truthfulness, and often recreates moments of time gone bye. 
His artwork can be found in the permanent collections of Readers Digest Collection, BP and Shell Collections in South Africa as well as in established private collections on at least three continents.
Yates is of modest temperament and shies away from media interest and regularly exhibits at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.www.sanbi.org/event/professional-cape-artists-exhibition-at-kirstenbosch-2/https://za.pinterest.com/pin/163185186469621921/
Category:1944 births
Category:South African artists
Category:People from Johannesburg
Category:Cape Impressionism
James Young (Stage Actor)

James Young is an American stage actor.https://www.turpintheatre.com/drama-club. He is best known for his performance in How To Succeed In Business Without Really Tryinghttps://www.turpintheatre.com/how-to-succeed and as Nick Carraway in an off-broadway production of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsbyhttps://www.turpintheatre.com/the-great-gatsbyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3SSP8JU0Jk
Category:American people
Category:Stage actors
Jameson C. Montgomery

Jameson C. Montgomery is an American Entrepreneur, Author, Inventor, Designer, and Content Creator. He is best known for his Youtube Channel 'Jaye Wellness Studio'. He has also appeared on several articles and the most prominent appearance of GQ magazine for his famous shoe design. 
== Biography ==
Jameson C. Montgomery was born in Fresno, CA in 1986 to CL and Sheila Montgomery. As of 2012 he is married and has two children. 
Jameson C. Montgomery has been interviewed by several media sources for his works as an Author. In 2018 he released his best-selling book " Jay Monty's God in Me". This book would eventually gain global notice and feature on various websites. 
After spending most of his career in the medical field, he decided he wanted to create a product that would aid paraplegics who also wanted to engage in a resistance band workout. He has a passion for health and fitness and wanted to create something that would help those individuals with working out. He later filed a utility patent and launched the brand 'Resistakicks'. Unfortunately, due to the lack of demand and funding he had to close down the project. 
Under his book publishing name "Jay Monty's Books" he has released several titles. Those include the following: "Jay Monty's Good Health Book For Kids: Importance of Water," Jay Monty's Good Health For Kids: Remember To Brush, "Jay Monty's God In Me", Jay Monty's Good Health Book For Kids: Get Plenty of Sleep", "Jay Monty's Books We Are Heroes Too" "Jay Monty's The Art of Self-Discipline", "Jay Monty's Good Health Cook Book For Kids" , "Jay Monty's Taco In The Crowd" 
In 2019 Jameson C. Montgomery designed a hit designer shoe under his designer brand "J.Captiah" for his shoe titled "Life Essentials". This shoe later gained international attention being featured in GQ magazine in Italy. 
In 2019 Jameson also would go on to animate, voice, and produce his successful Youtube channel titled "Jaye Wellness Studio." Several of his videos would go viral after releasing a hit song titled "If It's Not Green" under his animated character's name "Captain Leafy Greens". 
In 2020 Jameson C. Montgomery released his comedic hit album titled "My Mask On". He discussed how it was a way for him to offer some light-hearted music for those feeling empty due to the pandemic. 
As of 2021 Jameson is very active in his community helping others with a condition he once faced called Eustachian tube dysfunction. 
He is also a blogger and writer for the mega company Medium (website). He writes regularly about finding stress relief, eating healthy, and wellness topics. 
==In the media==
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Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American authors
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Jami Macarty

Jami Macarty is a poet who teaches and writes in the United States and in Canada. She teaches creative writing and contemporary poetry at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, and she is the founder of the online poetry journal The Maynard. 
Macarty has published three Chapbook: Mind of Spring (Vallum, 2017), Landscape of the Wait (Finishing Line Press, 2017), and Instinctive Acts (Nomados Literary Publishers, 2018). Landscape of the Wait centers on the aftermath of a traumatic car accident, as the speaker's nephew lies in a coma for months and his family tries to make sense of the tragedy. Instinctive Acts follows a poet-speaker as she wanders through the streets of Vancouver, collecting observations and language as she goes. 
Macarty's first full-length poetry collection, The Minuses, was published by The Center for Literary Publishing in 2020. The Minuses was a winner of the 2020 New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards and was listed in the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses of Literary Magazines and Presses roundup of notable 2020 poetry debuts. The title poem from this collection won the 2016 Real Good Poem Prize (selected by Kiki Petrosino) and was published as a broadside from Rabbit Catastrophe Press. The poems in The Minuses combine ecological observation with mathematical terminology. The Minuses has also been described as an Ecofeminism text. Writing in Interim magazine, reviewer Lucy Aul observes that "the book is in dialogue with a theological concept of detachment, wherein what is sought is a release from desire"; Macarty is a practitioner of yoga and meditation, and these practices inform her creative work. 
 
Category:American poets
Jamia Millia Islamia

Jamia Millia Islamia is a major university in New Delhi, India, with a student body of about 30,000 students. This institution, which was originally located in Aligarh, United Provinces (modern-day Uttar Pradesh, India) under Britain's Raj in 1920, was relocated to its current site at Okhla in 1935. The University Grants Commission granted it deemed status in 1962, and it has retained it to this day. It was designated as a core university on December 26, 1988.
Jamia Millia Islamia has chosen Najma Heptulla as the 11th Chancellor, and Najma Akhtar as the 15th Vice Chancellor, both of whom took up their positions in April of this year.
In the Ministry of Education of India's 2020 rankings, Jamia Millia Islamia was rated first among all central universities in the nation, surpassing all other institutions of higher learning.
Under the leadership of Mahmud Hasan Deobandi, the Jamia Millia Islamia was founded in Aligarh on October 29, 1920, by Mohammad Ali Jauhar, Hakim Ajmal Khan, Mukhtar Ahmed Ansari, Abdul Majeed Khwaja, and Zakir Hussain and was the first Islamic institution in India. As a result of the desire of certain Aligarh Muslim University students for a new National Muslim University that would be free of government influence, it was founded mostly in reaction to their perception that the management of Aligarh Muslim University had a pro-British position.
Category:Jamia Millia Islamia
Category:New Delhi
Category:Universities in Delhi
Jamie Alter (journalist)

Jamie Alter is a sports writer, journalist, actor, chat show host, author and YouTuber. 
Born in India to the late Tom Alter, Padma Shri recipient and actor across the film, television and theatre canvas, and Carol Evans Alter, a teacher who co-founded the American School of Bombay, Jamie has been a sports journalist since 2005 having covered multiple cricket World Cups.
After nearly five years working for ESPNcricinfo, Jamie served as Sports Editor of the Times of India Digital, Cricbuzz, Cricketnext and most recently as Group Sports Editor (Digital) at Zee Media. He also also authored two cricket-related books (A History of the World Cup, Field of Dreams: The Story of the DY Patil Sports Stadium) and dabbled in acting.
As the much-loved news anchor Tinku Jiya - as well as his twin Rinku Jiya - Jamie was the face of the popular YouTube channel Fake It India, a satirical take on the Indian television setup, from 2016 to 2023. 
His film credits include the unreleased 2013 historical drama Alex Hindustani, Zoya Akhtar’s The Archies, Siddharth P Malhotra’s Maharaj, a Kannada film titled Kannadiga and the English-Tamil short, The Ghost of the Lighthouse. 
In the OTT space, he has acted in web series such as Afsos (Amazon Prime), in which he plays the main villain, Dr Goldfish, the second and third seasons of Undekhi (SonyLIV), Rocket Boys (SonyLIV), Mismatched (Netflix) and Constable Girpade (Amazon Mini TV). 
Jamie has also acted in a play directed by Dr M Sayeed Alam, as part of the internationally renowned theatre group, Pierrot's Troupe.
Apart from journalism and acting, Jamie hosted his own podcast series on the Glance app and has dabbled in cricket commentary. He runs two YouTube channels, one his personal space and another on cricket. 
He has been married to noted television sports presenter Meha Bhardwaj since 2012. They have one son and reside in Noida.
Category:Author
Category:Sportswriters
Category:Actors
Jamie B. Chambers

Jamie B. Chambers (born 3 October 1987) is an English actor, stunt performer and second unit director. Chambers has appeared in Fury, Kingsman: The Secret Service, Grimsby (film), and Beowulf: Return to the Shieldlands. In 2015, he played Needles in the Stephen King adaptation of Night Surf.
==Early life==
Chambers was born 3 October 1987 in Uxbridge, Middlesex, London. Before becoming an actor, Chambers was was involved in Elite football with EFL Championship and Premier League football teams.
==Career==
Known for his roles as Ricky Travis in Estate and Jake in Beyond Redemption. Notably he played Needles in an adaptation of Stephen Kings Night Surf 
He has also had small roles in numerous television dramas including Dark Angel, Taboo, and Flying Tiger.
Notably he was one of the first New Order Storm Troopers in Star Wars: The Force Awakens portraying the Heavy Gunner Stormtrooper.
Category:1987 births
Category:People from Uxbridge
Category:English people
Category:Actors
Category:Stunt performers
Jamie Douglas-Hamilton

Jamie Douglas-Hamilton is an adventurer who is a world record holder for being part of the team completing the first man-powered crossing of Drake Passage, a feat that was made into the 2020 documentary The Impossible Row.
==Career==
In 2014, Douglas-Hamilton was part of a team that rowed from Australia to Africa, crossing the Indian Ocean. The row broke two world records, one for the fastest crossing of the Indian Ocean and one for the longest crossing.
In December 2019, Douglas-Hamilton was part of the six-man team on the first man-powered crossing of Drake Passage, the body of water between South America and Antarctica. It took 13 days and 700+ miles in a boat that was 29 feet long. He was featured in the 2020 documentary The Impossible Row for his participation in the row.
Douglas-Hamilton was part of a team that attempted to row from Elephant Island to South Georgia in 2022. The row was ended early due to frostbite concerns, but achieved eight world records, including longest distance rowed on the Southern Ocean.
==Personal life==
Douglas Hamilton is the son of Lord Selkirk of Douglas and the grandson of Douglas Douglas-Hamilton
Category:Scottish people
Category:Adventure
Category:World record holders
Jamie Evans

Jamie Evans is an American author, event host, and blogger. She is known for creating a website called The Herb Somm. 
Evans launched The Herb Somm in 2017. A year later, she began hosting cannabis events focused on wine and food pairings. She's been recognized for producing the private cannabis dinner series known as Thursday Infused, held in San Francisco, California. In 2018, Francis Ford Coppola debuted his cannabis line known as the The Grower's Series at her Thursday Infused event.
In 2020, Evans released her first book,The Ultimate Guide to CBD: Explore the World of Cannabidiol. She followed this with the publication of Cannabis Drinks: Secrets to Crafting CBD and THC Beverages at Home (2021), published by Fair Winds Press of The Quarto Group. In addition, Evans has contributed to PopSugar and she's the co-editor of The Cooking Journal: A Cannabis Culinary Companion published by Goldleaf.
== Education ==
Evans studied viticulture at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo|California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo. She also studied in the regions of Champagne wine region|Champagne and Alsace wine region|Alsace in France before earning the Wine Scholar Guild’s French Wine Scholar certification.
== Other ventures ==
Evans is the Chief executive officer and Co-Founder of Herbacée, a Non-alcoholic drink French-inspired cannabis wine brand.
== Honors ==
In 2018, Evans was named as one of Wine Enthusiast magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 Tastemakers.
In 2018, Evans was named as a "SevenFifty Daily Drinks Innovator" by SevenFifty Daily.
In 2020, Evans was named as one of GreenMarket Report's "Most Important Women in Weed". 
 
Category:American authors
Category:American television hosts
Category:American bloggers
Jamie Holmes (author)

Jamie Holmes (born April 8, 1980) is an American author. His writing has appeared in many news papers and magazines like The Atlantic, The New York Times, The New Republic, The New Yorker, Slate, and many other publications. Holmes has written two books. The first, Nonsense: The Power of Not Knowing, was published by Penguin Random House (Crown) in 2015 and explores the psychology of uncertainty. He is also the author of 12 Seconds of Silence: How a Team of Inventors, Tinkerers, and Spies Took Down a Nazi Superweapon, about the creation of the proximity fuse, which will be published in August, 2020 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
== Biographical Details ==
Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts and raised in Chicago and Boston, Holmes received his undergraduate degree from New York University in 2002. After college he served in the Peace Corps in Iași, Romania, teaching English, and worked as a Research Coordinator (in the field of behavioral economics) at Harvard University. In 2009, he received a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University. From 2009 to 2012, Holmes worked as a research associate, program associate, and policy analyst at New America. He is currently a Future Tense Fellow at New America and lives in Washington, D.C..
He is the son of Stephen Holmes, noted political theorist.
== Reception ==
Holmes received widespread attention for his 2011 article in the New Republic, "Why Can't More Poor People Escape Poverty," as well as for his 2015 Op-Ed in the New York Times, "The Case for Teaching Ignorance." His book Nonsense: The Power of Not Knowing was reviewed favorably by the Washington Post, Kirkus Reviews, and New York Magazine, among other outlets. 
== References ==
== External links ==
*Author Jamie Holmes's Official Website
Category:1980 births
Category:American authors
Category:American writers
Category:People from Chicago
Category:New York University alumni
Category:Columbia University alumni
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Jamie Kai

Cedrisha J. Perdueprofessionally known as, Jamie Kai, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. She is best known for her appearance on the 13th season of Deutschland sucht den Superstar, in which 3+ millions of viewers, witnessed as Jamie Kai was announced on live television to be the "best rapper of all time" within the show's aired history by Poptitan, Dieter Bohlen. After spending years living, performing and recording in Europe, Jamie Kai moved to United States in 2019, and began a professional music career in Hollywood, CA, releasing "Vogue" in April of 2020 independently under Symphonic Distribution. 
== Discography ==
Title	Release Date 	Format	Label	
Vogue	April 10, 2020	 	 	
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Jamie Kai artist profile | SubmitHub
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Category:American female rappers
Category:American singers
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