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Daniel Gwilym Jones

Daniel Gwilym Jones is a Welsh/Colombian musician and music producer born 17 April 1974. Known for playing and creating different alternative and experimental rock bands in Colombia like Danny Dodge, Bombalacran and Two Way Analog.
Jones's bands have been mainly characterised by being part of the underground scene in Bogotá and playing in different musical festivals like Rock al Parque, especially the post-punk and alternative scene in the 1990s, and later the indie and Shoegaze scene in the early 2000s.
In the late 1990s Jones moved to Seattle in the US for a few months with his Danny Dodge bandmates who were living there at the time to create a new project, after a few months things did not quite go as expected and Jones moved to London as a first attempt to continue his music career. After a period in London the band then called Orbita Cascabel decided to try and settle again in Colombia where they recorded a yet-to-published album. After finishing the album of Orbita Cascabel the band performed the first per-release gig that ended up in the band losing all their instruments to a break-in at the place of the gig that same night. The recording fortunately did not get stolen but has not seen the light of day, the band could not cope with the loss and decided to break up the band, this time forever and move on with their lives.
In the early 2000s Jones decided to continue with music and created Two Way Analog as a solo project where he started his music and production experimentation. The first album, Music and Songs for the Road, is a guitar focused album, heavily influenced by the soundtracks of road trip movies of Jim Jarmush, David Lynch and Quentin Tarantino. In this album Jones experimented for six months with recording techniques just using two microphones and a 8-channel Adat recorder. Here is where Jones developed a passion for analogue recordings which he still implements even in his latest Synthwave band Commodore74.
In 2010 Jones decided to move back to London to promote Two Way Analogue and ended up playing for different bands and musicians mainly with Belle Phoenix, Cowboy Small. Meanwhile, his side project Field Trip to the Moon started to become Jones's main band, but due to personal and family issues Jones had to move back to Colombia in 2015.
For the next four years Jones recorded three more Two Way Analog albums and one album with his acoustic side project called Willem Dajones. When the pandemic hit the world Jones decided to move with his family away from the city, a few months after that he contracted COVID-19 and had a near-death experience which made him be in recovery for eight months due to a series of fractures to his jaw teeth and skull. After recovering Jones decided to pursue a different path in music experimenting with synths and drum machines with his current project Commodore74, a more post-punk/indie pop project that draws inspiration from the raw energy and DIY ethos of punk and writing lyrics that engage in the political and philosophical landscape.
Category:Welsh musicians
Category:Music producers
Category:1974 births
Category:Colombian people
Daniel Halvorsen

Daniel Halvorsen (born January 26, 1975) is a Norwegian casino specialist and writer. He is an author at CasinoTopsOnline, contributing casino and slot review articles. His reports are well-researched and player-centric, assisting players in making informed decisions within the iGaming community.
==Early life and education==
Halvorsen was born and raised in Oslo, Norway, where he graduated in digital communication and marketing from the University of Oslo.
Halvorsen grew up watching gangster films, which led him to develop an early interest in gambling. He played at several legal and illegal poker tournaments. As online poker became popular, Halvorsen spent hours discovering and playing new casino games and virtual slots.
==Career==
Leveraging his years of experience and knowledge about online gambling, he created a guide for Norwegian players. In his guide, Halvorsen provided information about licensed online casinos, games, players, and responsible and fair gambling practices. The guide was sold in 2012.
In 2012, Halvorsen joined CasinoTopsOnline as an online casino and slot review writer. His articles are well-researched, detailed, informative, and unbiased. He emphasizes the aspects often overlooked by other reviewers, focusing on user-friendliness, security, customer service responsiveness, and bonus terms and conditions. Known for his thorough approach, Halvorsen is unbiased and vocal about his expectations, especially when reviewing casino websites that fall short of meeting his stringent criteria.
In his casino and slot review articles, Halvorsen provides a detailed overview of the casino, covering crucial elements such as website details, game offerings, supported payment methods, deposit and withdrawal processes, customer service, licensing, mobile compatibility, bonuses, and promotional deals. He concludes his reviews with an expert score of ten, indicating whether a casino is a disappointing, average, or good option to play at.
==External links==
* Daniel Halvorsen at CasinoTopsOnline
Category:1975 births
Category:Writers
Category:Gambling people
Daniel Hand

Daniel Hand(July 16, 1801 - 1891) was a businessman and philanthropist from Connecticut. He funded construxtion of Hand Academy that became Daniel Hand High School in Connexticut. He established a fund to educate African Americans in the South.https://www.google.com/books/edition/A_Christian_Philanthropist/mqm6twEACAAJ?hl=en He was born in Madison, Connecticut.
Category:1801 births
Category:1891 deaths
Category:Businesspeople
Category:Philanthropists from Connecticut
Category:People from Madison, Connecticut
Daniel Hardisty

Daniel Hardisty is an award-winning English poet, and writer. He was born in Bradford, United Kingdom. He has a Scottish father and English mother, and Irish, Scots, and Welsh heritage. He became a United States citizen in 2016.
His first collection of poems Rose with Harm was shortlisted for the Seamus Heaney First Collection Poetry Prize, and was a winner of the East Anglia Book Award for poetry in association with the National Centre for Writing and University of East Anglia. It was published during the COVID-19 pandemic and, coincidently, contained writing on his own recent serious illness. He is a graduate of the Boston University MFA in Creative Writing. His work has been described as ‘smart, brave, melancholy—and original’ by U.S. Poet Laureate, Robert Pinsky, and ‘possessing a richness in language and a facility for music unusual in contemporary poetry’ by the distinguished poet and writer Nick Laird.
He has been published to acclaim in the US and UK. His collection Rose with Harm contains poems set, geographically, in New Orleans, Boston, New York, Los Angeles and Newcastle, where he wrote the collection over ten years. He is also co-editor, with poet and editor Madeline Gilmore, of the poetry space, Volume, which was launched in 2020.
His older brother, Sam, who died in his twenties, has been the subject of some of his work.
==Bibliography==
===Collections===
* Rose with Harm, 2020. ISBN 978-1784632175
===Anthologies===
===Poems===
* ‘The Ones’, Poetry Review. 2022.
* ‘Funerary’, The Spectator. 2022.
* ‘Mother and God’, The London Magazine. 2022.
==Awards==
* East Anglian Book Award for Poetry.
* Northern Writers Award from New Writing North.
* Faber New Poets. Commended.
* Arts Council Award.
* Aldeburgh Eight.
Category:People from Bradford
Category:English people
Category:Poets
Category:Writers
Daniel J. Watts

Daniel J. Watts is an actor. He received his BFA from the Elon University Musical Theatre Program. He has served as an artist-in-residence at Arizona State University.
== Credits ==
=== Theatre ===
Year(s) 	Production 	Role(s) 	Location 	Category
2019-present	Tina 	Ike Turner 	Lunt-Fontanne Theatre 	Broadway
2021 	The Last of the Love Letters 	Actor 	Atlantic Theater Company 	Off-Broadway
2021 	The Jam: Only Child 	Writer & Performer 	Signature Theatre 	Off-Broadway (streaming)
2019 	Lights Out: Nat "King" Cole 	Sammy Davis, Jr. 	Los Angeles, Geffen Playhouse 	Regional
2017 	Lights Out: Nat "King" Cole 	Sammy Davis, Jr. 	Malvern PA, People's Light Theatre	Regional
2016 	The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World	Black Man with Watermelon	Signature Theatre 	Off-Broadway
2015-16 	Hamilton 	Samuel Seabury, Ensemble 	Richard Rodgers Theatre 	Broadway
2015 	Whorl Inside a Loop 	Flex 	Second Stage Theatre 	Off-Broadway
2014-15 	Motown: The Musical 	Ensemble 	Lunt-Fontanne Theatre 	Broadway
2013-14 	After Midnight 	Ensemble, Understudy 	Brooks Atkinson Theatre 	Broadway
2012 	Ghost The Musical 	Ensemble, Understudy 	Lunt-Fontanne Theatre 	Broadway
2010-11 	In the Heights 	Ensemble 	Richard Rodgers Theatre 	Broadway
2009-2011 	Memphis 	Ensemble 	Shubert Theatre 	Broadway
2008-09 	The Little Mermaid 	Ensemble 	Lunt-Fontanne Theatre 	Broadway
2006-07 	The Color Purple 	Bobby, Ensemble, Swing 	Broadway Theatre 	Broadway
=== Television ===
Year(s)	Production 	Role 	Notes
2019 	The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel	Henry 	
2018-19	The Last O.G. 	Felony 	
2018 	The Deuce 	Chauncy 	
2017 	She's Gotta Have It 	Dog #3 	
2016 	Blindspot 	Freddy 	
2016 	The Night Of 	Holding Cell Inmate	
2016 	Odd Mom Out 	Ticket Taker 	
2016 	Vinyl 	Hannibal 	
2016 	Blue Bloods 	Adrian Cooke 	
2016 	The Good Wife 	Clayton Riggs 	
2015 	Broad City 	Hot Guy 	
2015 	Person of Interest 	Marcus Young 	
2014 	Boardwalk Empire 	 	
2013 	Smash 	Dancer 	
=== Film ===
Year	Production 	Role 	Notes
2020	Scenes from Sweet Lorraine	James Baldwin 	Short film
2020	Sylvie's Love 	The Impressionist	Voice Role
2018	BodyMore 	Brandon Upton 	Short film
2017	Had She Never Asked Me 	Performer 	Short film (Writer & Performer)
2014	Freedom 	Siding Slave 2 	
2013	Breakup at a Wedding 	Tyrone Clemens 	
2005	Among Brothers 	Billy 	
=== Awards & Nominations ===
Year	Award 	Category 	Work 	Result 	Ref
2020	Tony Awards 	Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical	Tina 	Pending	
2020	Outer Critics Circle Award	Outstanding Featured in a Musical 	 	Honoree	
2018	Barrymore Awards 	Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Musical 	Lights Out: Nat "King" Cole	Won 	
Category:Actors
Daniel James (writer)

Daniel James (born 1981) is a British author and journalist. His first novel, The Unauthorised Biography of Ezra Maas was published in 2018. The book is a biography of artist Ezra Maas – shortlisted for The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize in 2019.
James, a former newspaper journalist, was hired to a write the book after receiving a late night phone-call by an anonymous client. His biography promised to reveal the truth about Maas’s disappearance, which is considered to be ‘one of the biggest mysteries in contemporary art’. Although the book was originally written in 2012, it was opposed by the artist's estate – The Maas Foundation – and its publication was delayed until 2018. 
James is working on a new and definitive edition of The Unauthorised Biography of Ezra Maas for release in 2021.
==Early life and education==
James was born in Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK and comes from a working-class background. He completed high school in 1999 from Whitley Bay High School. James pursued higher education at Northumbria University, earning a Bachelor of Arts with honors in English Studies. He also obtained a Master’s in Creative Writing in 2004. In 2012, James completed a Master of Research in English Literature and obtained a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in English Literature at Newcastle University in 2023. 
==Career==
James began his career as a journalist, working for a decade in various roles, including as a senior reporter on a daily newspaper and as a feature writer for arts and culture magazines. He was recognized as a finalist for the Young UK News Writer of the Year award. After training as a journalist with PA Media, he worked as a freelance writer in Newcastle, London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Zurich, New York, and Los Angeles. James has contributed articles to major publications such as The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph, and The Scotsman. His work often delves into cultural commentary and critiques within the arts sector.
In 2011, he transitioned from full-time journalism to focus on writing his first book.
==The Unauthorised Biography of Ezra Maas==
The Unauthorised Biography of Ezra Maas was published in a special edition by Valley Press. The book explores the life of the enigmatic artist Ezra Maas, who disappeared at the height of his fame in 2005. The narrative intertwines James's investigative journey with the complexities surrounding Maas's identity and legacy. The book was shortlisted for The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize and has been described by The Times as "the ultimate postmodern noir."
== Bibliography ==
* The Unauthorised Biography of Ezra Maas (2018)
Category:21st-century British novelists
Category:British journalists
Category:British writers
Category:1981 births
Daniel K. Winn

Daniel K. Winn (born June 19, 1966) is a Vietnamese-American artist, curator, and philanthropist recognized for his painting & sculpture, artistic mentorship, and establishment of the art style Winn coined, "Existential Surrealism." His work has been exhibited at galleries in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Winn now lives in Orange County, California and is the CEO of Winn Slavin Fine Art, with galleries in Beverly Hills, China, and Vietnam. 
Winn was born in Biên Hòa, Vietnam and lived there until 1975 when his family escaped to California, during the Fall of Saigon. His family settled in Greater Los Angeles where Winn eventually attended the University of California, Irvine, earning a Bachelors of Science. Winn then began medical school at the University of California, University of California, Irvine, School of Medicine with an intended focus in reconstructive surgery but left to pursue a career in art.
After leaving medical school, Winn began producing paintings and sculptures and opened a small frame shop and gallery in Southern California. By 1997, Winn owned galleries in Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. That same year he founded Masterpiece Publishing and Winn then spent the next 20 years mentoring and promoting blue-chip artists. During this time, Winn curated exhibitions for his artists in galleries, museums, city centers, and hotels across North America and China. In 2016, after 20 years of helping promote other artists, Winn returned to creating his own art.Since then, Winn's award winning sculptures and paintings have been exhibited in the United States, Spain, China, and Vietnam.
A lifelong philanthropist, Winn has raised over $2 million for charities in the US and Asia. In 2018, Winn was knighted by Prince Waldemar of Schaumburg-Lippe in recognition of Winn's philanthropic works.
Existential Surrealism is an artistic style developed by Winn, using his life experiences as a child refugee of war and the dichotomy between integrating into a strange new country while maintaining a sense of ancestral heritage is an importance influence of Existential Surrealism. Existential Surrealism uses a surrealistic style and subject matter to encourage the viewer to examine the nature of existence, often through dreams. There are technical and symbolic parallels between Winn's work and that of surrealist master, Salvador Dalí. In 2019, the Shanghai Art Museum held a joint exhibit featuring the works of Winn and Dalí.
* Red Dot Miami, 2016
* La Art Show, 2017
* Art Marbella, 2017
* Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair, 2017
* Jane Kahan Gallery, 2017
* Intersect Palm Springs, 2017
* Coral Spring Museum of Art, 2018
* Shanghai Art Museum, 2019, 2020
* 2009 California Legislature Assembly Recognition
* 2009 Asian Business Association of Orange County Entrepreneur of the Year
* 2014 California Senate Resolution Recipient as a Publisher for Contemporary Arts
* 2019 International Gold Medal, Best Sculpture. Grand Jury de Mondial Art Academia.
Category:American artists
Category:American curators
Category:American philanthropists
Daniel Keller (entrepreneur)

Daniel Keller is an American entrepreneur, investment advisor, management executive, social worker, and finance professional. He is the founder of LUMA Capital, a financial advisory firm, and currently serves as the company’s president. Keller also serves as the director for several investment companies and businesses including Roundlaw LLC, Apricot Atlantic, FD Music, Village Investments LLC, Mango Atlantic, and several others.
==Education==
Keller completed his graduation in accounting from Webster University, Geneva. He later attended The University of Chicago Booth School of Business and completed his MBA in analytical finance, statistics, and econometrics. 
==Career==
Keller started his career as a senior accountant in Switzerland at Prager and Fenton, a US-based company with offices in London, New York, Geneva, and Los Angeles. Later in his career, he was promoted to director and partner at Prager and Fenton and served the company for over 9 years. Keller has also served as a prominent board member for several Swiss companies across several sectors including healthcare, energy, education, and commodities.
 
In 1999, Keller relocated to Naples, Florida, and founded LUMA Capital. Within two decades the company has expanded its operation to various subsidiaries and companies including LUMA Alternative Investments LLC. Keller is focused on capitalizing on wealth-generating opportunities in traditional investments, direct portfolio company investments, private equity, real estate, and other investment advisory services to selected families and family offices. 
 
Keller has also gained experience as an investor in the real estate industry. He has partnered with Monty’s Marina in Coral Gables, known for selling 7 buildings on Naples Fifth Avenue for $74 million, which were initially purchased for $53 million from Blackrock. 
 
Keller is also an active member of the Naples, Florida community. Since 1999, after relocating to Florida, Keller has been engaged and providing volunteer service with several charities and foundations.
==Personal life==
Apart from his professional life, Keller is also an avid fisherman. He started fishing at the age of 8 with a traditional rod. Enhancing his fishing skills, he even took up fly fishing several years ago. He is known to have fished across several continents and plans to extend his fishing experience in Antarctica and Australia in recent years. He is skilled at fishing in both, fresh and salt water. Keller has set a target of fishing 50 different species on a fly rod and ensures to make a note with the fish picture, species name, rod, and the place where it was caught. He details his fishing experience and journey through his blog. 
==References==
==External links==
* Personal Website
* Daniel Keller Foundation
* Company Website
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Category:American investors
Category:American investment advisors
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:Webster University alumni
Category:University of Chicago alumni
Daniel Kraus

Daniel A. Kraus (born 1981) is a Modern Orthodox Rabbi, author, and entrepreneur. He serves as Associate Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at the Birthright Israel Foundation and Director of Community Education at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
==Biography==
Kraus was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia. He received his rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Zalman Nechemia Goldberg of Jerusalem. He completed a Bachelor of Accounting and Finance at Monash University and received his Bachelor of Management and Marketing and Master of Business Administration from Manhattan’s Yeshiva University. He completed the Ner LeElef Fellowship, a two-year leadership course, at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary in New York.
Today, Kraus regularly blogs and writes op-eds for The Times of Israel, The Jewish Insider, and Medium. He and his wife Rachel Kraus live in New York City. They have four children.
==Work==
Kraus has held leadership roles in multiple nonprofit organizations, in addition to founding his own company. Kraus has an interest in entrepreneurship, technology and innovation and has two decades of experience in community building. 
Kraus began his professional career in 2005 at Manhattan Jewish Experience, a non-profit organization for young Jewish professionals. He and wife Rachel Kraus both served as the inaugural directors of MJE’s Downtown location for seven years, spearheading the creation of a new community and programs for unaffiliated Jewish professionals and a hub of Jewish engagement in Midtown Manhattan for over 7,000 participants. He also served as the organization’s Chief Operating Officer for two years.
He is currently the Associate Vice President of Strategic Partnerships for the Birthright Israel Foundation, where he leads the foundation's strategic alliances and partnerships, manages post-trip engagement for Birthright alumni, and strengthens the foundation's funding opportunities, including institutional giving and individual donors.
In 2012, Kraus began serving as a Rabbi and Director of Community Education at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun. Alongside wife Rachel, he co-directs the KJ Beginners program which provides meaningful Shabbat services and experiences for Jews of all backgrounds. The KJB program hosts the largest High Holidays and Shabbat services for beginners across America.
In 2009, Kraus founded the website Koshertopia.com, a guide to Kosher eateries in New York and New Jersey.
==Awards==
In 2017, Daniel and Rachel Kraus were selected in the The Jewish Week’s 36 Under 36 list of emerging Jewish leaders.
Speaking to The Jewish Telegraphic Agency in May 2017, Kraus said the couple’s “shared passion" was to "create a stronger Jewish community. We want to break the model of what people see as an antiquated religion, and present something that is relevant and meaningful.”
Category:1981 births
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Australian people
Category:Modern Orthodox rabbis
Category:Author
Daniel Kubasak

Daniel Thomas Kubasak (December 20, 1922 - July 21, 1990) was an American banker and World War II veteran.
==Early life==
Kubasak was born on December 20, 1922, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was the seventh child of Vendel Kubasak and Louise Pacsak, both Slovakian immigrants.
==Career==
Daniel Kubasak started working for First Federal Savings & Loan Association in December, 1940 as their second full-time employee. In 1943 he was drafted into the United States Army to fight in World War II. He was discharged in July, 1946. He fought in the Korean War from November, 1950 to July, 1952. Kubasak served as secretary of the company from 1960 to 1973. He became president and chief executive officer of the company in 1973, succeeding James E. Orris. In 1975 the company was renamed to Great American Federal Savings & Loan Association. In 1988 he was elected chairman of the board, succeeding Joseph E. Bugel, who had been chair since 1976, and a member of the board since 1939. In his 50 years of working at the company Kubasak managed to work in every department.
==Personal life==
In 1949 at Kubasak married Marie Schoup. They had three daughters: Diane, June, and Joyce.
==Death==
On Saturday, July 21, 1990, Daniel Kubasak died of heart failure in Presbyterian University Hospital, at the age of 67. He was succeeded as president and CEO of Great American by John G. Micenko, who had been executive vice president of the company since 1976. He was survived by his wife, his three daughters; his brothers Louis and Emil; and three of his four sisters, Louise, Olga, and Mildred. At the time of his death, Great American Federal Savings and Loan Association manged over $440 million in assets, about $800 million adjusted for inflation.
Category:1922 births
Category:People from Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Category:American people
Category:Bankers
Category:1990 deaths