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Paul Tucker (musician)

Paul Tucker (born 12 August 1968, London) is a British musician, songwriter and record producer who is best known as the keyboardist and principal lyricist for the pop duo Lighthouse Family.
==Biography==
Tucker was born in Crystal Palace, London in 1968. He studied for a degree in French and German at the Newcastle University but became involved in music production at a house music club called Walker’s in Newcastle. During his time at college, Tucker wrote Ocean Drive (Lighthouse Family song) which would later become one of the Lighthouse Family's best known songs, and began placing advertisements for a singer. Tucker and Baiyewu had worked in a bar together, and Tucker later claimed a DJ friend of his recommended Baiyewu as a singer. After Baiyewu sang Ocean Drive at an audition, they decided to form a pop group based on the strength of his performance. After submitting a number of demos to record companies a demo of "Ocean Drive" attracted the attention of Polydor Records A&R director Colin Barlow, who, in 1993, signed the band to a six-month Artist development deal. The group's debut album Ocean Drive (album) became a commercial success.https://www.songwritingmagazine.co.uk/how-i-wrote/high-lighthouse-family Tucker also penned some of the duo's best known singles, including "Lifted (Lighthouse Family song)|Lifted", "Lost in Space (Lighthouse Family song)", "Raincloud (song)" and "High (Lighthouse Family song)." In 2003, Tucker joined the Newcastle based rock band The Orange Lights and performed on their debut album Life Is Still Beautiful.https://allaroundnewmusic.com/where-are-they-now-lighthouse-family/ In 2010, Tucker conformed that he had rejoined the Lighthouse Family.
 
Category:1968 births
Category:Musicians from London
Category:21st-century British musicians
Category:Newcastle University alumni
Paul Varghese (producer)

Dr Paul Varghese (12 November 2019) is an Indian film producer from Kerala.https://www.thehindu.com/entertainment/movies/jibu-jacob-on-ellam-sheriyakum-malayalam-cinema-asif-ali-rajisha-vijayan/article37560408.ece He has produced 2 films.
==Biography==
Dr Paul Varghese began to produce films in 2016 with his debut film Poomaram. He mainly produces malayalam films. Besides malayalam films titled Poomaram and Ellam Sheriyakum he has an upcoming film titled Meri Jaan.
Dr Paul Varghese married to Maya Paul. Syriac Paul and Sharon Paul are their two kids.
==Selected filmography==
===Malayalam===
* Poomaram (2018)
* Ellam Sheriyakum (2021)
* Meri Jaan (Upcoming)
Category:1973 births
Category:Indian film producers
Category:Film producers from Kerala
Paul Wesley Johnson

Paul Wesley Johnson (born 10 June 1941) is an American writer, policymaker, and environmentalist.
In the early 1960s he served in the Peace Corps' Ghana 2 contingent, teaching sheet metal and auto mechanics in the Volta Region. In the later 1960s he taught in Ghana again, this time at the Sunyani Forestry School for the Teachers for West Africa Program.
In the late 1960s he did graduate work on Cordia alliodora at what is now the Tropical Agriculture Research and Higher Education Center in Turrialba, Costa Rica.
In the early 1970s he did doctoral work in (and taught) forestry at the School of Natural Resources of the University of Michigan.
In the 1980s he served three two-year terms in the Iowa House of Representatives, helping to author, manage, and secure passage of a number of bills supporting soil and water conservation and energy efficiency. One of these bills created and provided financing for the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at the University of Iowa.
In the 1990s he served in the Clinton Administration as Chief of the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) of the US Department of Agriculture under Secretaries Mike Espy and Dan Gilman. He further nudged US federal governmental farm policy toward paying farmers to be stewards of the land. While he headed it, the SCS was renamed the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS).
In the early 2000s he served as head of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources under Governor Tom Vilsack.
In 2004 he unsuccessfully ran for the US House of Representatives.
He also served on the Board on Agriculture of the National Academy of Sciences as well as on the boards of a number of environmental and conservation organizations (e.g. the Aldo Leopold Foundation, the Winneshiek Energy District, and Iowa's Environmental Protection Commission.
Since his retirement, he has lived on his northeast-Iowa family farm Oneota Slopes and written essays for the Iowa progressive news site Bleeding Heartland.
His wife Pat Johnson taught social work at Luther College. He has three children and six grandchildren.
Category:1941 births
Category:American writers
Category:American environmentalists
Paul Wright

Paul Wright (Curator) (born 1978) works with photography as an archivist, curator and editor. He is the founder of British Culture Archive which he founded in 2017.
== Life and Work ==
Wright was born in Wythenshawe, Manchester, 1978.
He was inspired to create British Culture Archive as a platform for photography that he thought was being overlooked by the industry, particularly images of working class society that he could relate to. Wright has written numerous texts and interviewed photographers such as Peter Mitchell (photographer), Richard Davis (photographer) and Jürgen Schadeberg.
Wright lives in Manchester with his family.
=== Exhibitions curated by Wright ===
* British Culture Archive, The Social, London, November 2019 – January 2020. With work by Tish Murtha, Rob Bremner and Richard Davis (photographer).
* The People's City, The Refuge, Manchester, January–September 2020. With work by Peter J Walsh, Rob Bremner and Richard Davis (photographer).
* British Shorts, Sputnik Kino, Kreuzberg, Berlin, January 2020 – January 2021. With work by Tish Murtha, Rob Bremner and Richard Davis (photographer).
* Use Hearing Protection: the early years of Factory Records, The Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester. June 2021 - January 2022. With work from Red Saunders (photographer), Thomas Blower, Luis Bustamante and The People's Archive.
* A Woman's Work, The Refuge, Manchester, March – June 2022. With work by Tish Murtha and Anne Worthington.
Category:1978 births
Category:People from Wythenshawe
Paul saad

Paul Saad is a google trusted photographer from Qartaba in Byblos Caza, Lebanon. 
He immigrated to South Africa in the 90's from Lebanon due to the civil war in the country.
Saad started his photography career in 2008 in South Africa and later worked for Jetline Group doing the 360° and Google Street View Photography.
He moved to Lebanon in 2018 to start Collecting Google Maps and street view photos as Lebanon hasn't been done on google maps and street view, he started his mission and collected more than 3000 kilometers of streets in the Lebanese areas.
Paul Saad still contribute to google maps as one of the top trusted photographers in Lebanon to date.
Category:Photographers
Category:People from Byblos
Category:Lebanese people
Paula Delsol

Paula Delsol, or Paule Delsol, was born on (October 6, 1923) in Haiphong, Vietnam, died on (June 12, 2015) at Sèvres (Hauts-de-Seine) and is buried at Père Lachaise Cemetery. She was a French feature film director, documentarian, screenwriter, novelist, and also made contributions to French television. She was married to Jean Malige.
In 1955, Paula Delsol published an autobiographical novel Adieu et merci, inspired by her youth in Haiphong. From 1958, she made short films with her husband Jean Malige, cameraman and chief operator. She shot her first feature film in 1962, La Dérive - which was not released in theaters until 1964. Due to its themes of female sexual freedom and the over 18 theatrical restriction on the film, it was not a financial success at its time of release.
She left Montpellier for Paris in 1965. She released her second feature film Ben et Bénédict in 1977 (interpreted by Françoise Lebrun, André Dussollier and Daniel Duval). She then made short films for the FR3 channel, as well as a television film (Un homme comblé) in 1985.
Her work is archived in the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée (CNC), the television and radio archives Inathèque and the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BNF), as well as the Cinémathèque Française. Female director Michka Gorki began shooting a documentary about Delsol in the late 1970s which remains unfinished.
== Filmography ==
* 1994 Adieu et merci Tonkin (documentary; co-director with Bernard Malige)
* 1993 Augusta, Television
* 1985 Un Homme Comble, Director/Screenwriter, Television
* 1976 Ben et Bénédict, Director
* 1963 Une Fille a la Derive, Director
* 1962 La Dérive, Director
* 1959 Chaleurs D'Été, Screenplay/adaptation/dialogue
* 1955 Glamador, Assistant Director
== Novels ==
* 1959 Pourquoi j'aime
* 1955 Adieu et merci
Category:1923 births
Category:People from Haiphong
Category:French film directors
Category:French documentary filmmakers
Category:French screenwriters
Category:Novelists
Paula Garfield

Paula Garfield is a British theatre director and actress. She is Deaf and a British Sign Language user.
==Activity==
Garfield started her career as an actor. As an actress, Garfield has appeared in TV roles such as in "Small World", the first sitcom in British Sign Language|BSL created by Brian Duffy and Ace Mahbaz, and Casualty, as well as in different productions on stage, for example as Lavinia in Titus Andronicus.
Garfield was often the only deaf member of the cast, and she grew frustrated at the lack of access and possibilities for deaf actors. For this reason, in 2002, along with Steven Webb and Kate Furby she founded the theatre company Deafinitely Theatre, which specialises in productions in British Sign Language, with deaf cast and crews. Deafinitely Theatre has since produced several plays, which include classic repertoire as well as contemporary theatre and original pieces. The plays are performed using a combination of BSL, Visual Vernacular (VV), gesture, facial expression and body language. Sometimes, the production is bilingual, with a hearing actor plays in parallel and provides voice over to the deaf actor. Deafinitely Theatre provides bursaries for talented deaf actors and writers, as well as workshops.
In May 2012, during the World Shakespeare Festival, as part of a special run where each of Shakespeare's 37 plays were played in a different language, she directed Love's Labour's Lost at the Shakespeare's Globe. The cast included Charlotte Arrowsmith, Nadia Nadarajah, Brian Duffy and Donna Mulligans. After two performances at the Globe, the production toured the UK. It was the first play to be performed entirely by deaf actors at the Globe.
Other productions include A Midsummer Night's Dream (at the Globe, 2014), 4.48 Psychosis, Grounded and Contractions (for the latter, she won the off West End Award (Offie) for ‘Best Production’ in 2017).. With Rebecca Atkinson, she co-wrote 'Playing God' in 2007. She has also worked for TV channels such as Channel 4 ('Learn Sign Language', 'Four Fingers and a Thumb') and the BBC.
In 2021, Garfield was invited to deliver a TEDx talk at the Royal Central School.
Category:British actresses
Category:Deaf people from England
Category:British directors
Paula Pant

Paula Pant is an Nepalese-American podcaster and entrepreneur. She is best known for her top-ranked personal finance podcast Afford Anything, and for her TED-style talks at Google, FinCon, and other conferences. She is an expert within the FIRE movement in building wealth through rental real estate investing.
== Life ==
Pant was born in Kathmandu, Nepal, and grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. She began her career as a newspaper reporter and freelance journalist before becoming a personal finance entrepreneur and rental real estate investor. Pant has traveled to more than 30 countries, and owns at least 7 rental properties.
== Work ==
Pant was one of the first high-profile women in the personal finance media community thanks to her blog Afford Anything. She won the 2018 Plutus Award for lifetime achievement and Podcast of the Year. Later, she turned that blog into the top-ranked Afford Anything podcast, which talks about financial independence, often through a rental real estate lens. She is considered a leader of the financial independence, retire early (FIRE) movement. She is a proponent of starting small and focusing on one particular type of rental property rather than trying to master everything, and to keep emotion out of it. She also says the "financial independence" piece of FIRE is more important than the "retire early" piece.
Pant received a lot of press coverage in 2018 after Suze Orman came on her podcast and said she hates the FIRE movement.
=== Blog ===
Afford Anything's focus is on "You can afford anything, but not everything."
=== Podcast ===
Pant hosts the Afford Anything podcast.
Category:American people
Category:American businesspeople
Category:Nepalese people
Paula Span

Paula Span is an American reporter, columnist, author and journalism instructor. 
==Career==
Span writes the "New Old Age" column for the New York Times, which covers the challenges of aging and caregiving. Her columns have focused on a variety of subjects, including ageism, nursing homes, Social Security, hospice care and dementia. She previously spent 16 years writing for the Washington Post. Span is the author of “The Bubbe Diaries" and “When the Times Comes: Families With Aging Parents Share Their Struggles and Solutions." She teaches reporting and profile writing at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She is a graduate of Boston University. 
==Personal life==
Span lives in Montclair, New Jersey. She was formerly married to journalist Jon Katz, with whom she has a daughter.
Category:Journalists
Category:American people
Category:Columnists
Category:Author
Category:Journalism
Paulette Chaffee

Paulette Chaffee is an educator, speech therapist, public school advocate, community supporter and attorney from Fullerton, California. She has received multiple awards for her participation in local organizations focused on education, health, and the arts.
Ms. Chaffee has resided in Fullerton, California since the age of five. She graduated from Troy High School in Fullerton, California and married Doug Chaffee. Their two sons attended Fullerton public schools.
Ms. Chaffee has supported and been an active participant in several community organizations and nonprofits, including: All the Arts for All the Kids, Fullerton College Foundation Board, California School Boards Association, California Teachers Association, California Latino School Board Association, First Five Orange County, Be Well OC, JOYA Scholars, Fullerton Museum Center, Friends of the Fullerton Public Library, North Orange County YWCA, Assistance League, Fullerton Boys & Girls Club, Fullerton Women’s Club, Fullerton Collaborative, Fullerton Sister City Association, OC Children's Partnership, Friends of the Arboretum, Muckenthaler Cultural Center and the Placentia Chamber of Commerce.
==Career==
Ms. Chaffee earned a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in Communicative Disorders from the University of Redlands. She taught in public schools and was also a speech therapist in public schools, clinics, and hospitals. She holds a California Lifetime Teaching Credential, and a California speech therapy license.
Ms. Chaffee attended Western State University Law School and obtained her Juris Doctor degree. She was admitted to the California bar and began private practice in Fullerton.
==Philanthropic work & community involvement==
Ms. Chaffee is passionate about improving the educational, social and emotional development of students through her teaching, community service and board memberships. 
She received the 2017 Woman of the Year Award from the North Orange County YWCA, the Woman of Distinction Award from state assemblywoman Quirk-Silva, Maple Elementary’s Shining Star Award for Outstanding Volunteer Work, and the Above and Beyond Award from the Fullerton School District. 
Ms. Chaffee has been an advocate for quality public education and finds creative ways to bring resources to classrooms. She has been involved with several school-based programs, including Science Olympiad and All the Arts for All the Kids. She has brought internships and research opportunities to students by involving the local community.
Through her service as Orange County’s Ambassador for the Fourth District, Ms. Chaffee is committed to improving equity for students in education, social services, and mental health. She supports public education, the expansion of social/emotional learning, mental health services, and community schools.
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Category:American educators
Category:Speech and language pathologists
Category:American lawyers
Category:University of Redlands alumni
Pauline Frechette

Pauline Frechette, aka Raven Kane, is an American composer, musician, and songwriter best known for her neoclassical compositions, Spring Awakening, Summer Skies, Liquid Moon, and Ice Storm.
==Early life==
Pauline was born and raised in Northwest Indiana to French Canadian parents. She belongs to a family of musicians. Pauline started her musical journey as a toddler, singing on her father’s radio show in Chicago. Thereafter, her father started giving Pauline piano lessons at the age of four. By the age of seven, Pauline found her violin teacher and started learning the instrument. 
The Boat, Pauline's debut piece, was written while she was a teen traveling across the Atlantic.
==Music career==
Pauline’s compositions have been performed by the Baltimore Symphony, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, New West Symphony, Cincinnati Symphony, and National Symphony.
Pauline’s musicals have been produced by The Goodspeed Opera House, the LaMirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, and the Baruch Theatre in New York City. She has mainly composed for TV and films.
Pauline has performed and recorded with legendary artists such as Muse, Stanley Clarke, Paul McCartney, Willie Nelson, Leonard Cohen, Cher, and Neil Diamond. Her last two albums, "An Intimate Story” and "Colors of My Heart,” both debuted in the top ten of several Billboard Classical and Jazz charts.
Pauline has written a song expressing her deep love for her father, called "My Father's Song,” and one for the untimely loss of her nephew, called "Song for Michael." In 2022, Pauline released an album with composer David Campbell called ‘Alchemy of Earth’, which also made its debut in the top ten of Billboard Magazine’s Classical Crossover Albums chart.
==Awards==
Pauline won the “Best Instrumental” W.A.M. Award in 2020 and three Silver Awards in three categories in 2021. She was also awarded the title "Ambassador for Peace through Music" by the Youth Education and Leadership Initiative in Nigeria.
==Discography==
S.No.	Title 	Notes
1 	Spring Awakening 	2:20
2 	Summer Skies 	3:17
3 	Liquid Moon 	2:51
4 	Ice Storm 	3:49
5 	19th Century Entanglements 	2:18
6 	20th Century Entanglements 	3:23
7 	21st Century Entanglements 	2:29
8 	Freedom 	4:22
9 	Für Elise: Ballerina 	2:33
10 	Pastoral - Bluebird Park 	2:45
11 	Moonlight Sonata in the Solitary Hour 	3:44
12 	One Wish 	3:21
13 	My Father’s Song 	4:07
14 	A Winter's Tale (feat. Paula Hochhalter) 	3:56
15 	Candlelight Dancing 	3:35
16 	Jack Frost 	3:23
17 	Pearls for My Daughter 	1:41
18 	The Mischievous Fairie (feat. Kerenza Peacock) 	2:45
19 	Breathe from the musical "ARTARIA (Song of Art)	2:41
20 	The Sacred Mountains of Ojai 	2:00
21 	Song For Michael 	2:29
22 	War And Peace 	3:47
23 	A Quiet Walk in The Snow 	1:40
24 	Ice Storm 	3:18
25 	The Glass Waltz 	1:34
26 	Starry Night 	1:52
27 	Diamonds 	2:05
28 	I Dream of Old Russia 	3:59
29 	Jewel Box 	2:33
30 	An Intimate Story 	2:18
31 	Jewel Box Fantasy 	4:52
32 	Follow My Heart 	3:15
33 	Always Lovers (feat.David) 	3:09
34 	Come Away With Me 	3:17
35 	Love in the Afternoon (feat. Stanley Clarke) 	3:30
Category:American composers
Category:American musicians
Category:American songwriters
Pauline Lindsay

Pauline Lindsay is a big wins author at AskGamblers.com, an online casino review platform. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to unbiased reporting, Lindsay has established herself as a credible authority in casino journalism.
==Career==
Lindsay is an author at AskGamblers, contributing insights into significant wins and jackpots. She reports stories behind significant wins, emphasizing the popularity of specific games, the strategic importance of linked jackpot networks, and the overall landscape of online casinos. 
Her articles cover the strategies and narratives underlying remarkable wins in the online casino domain. Through her analytical and informative approach, Lindsay offers readers an understanding of the diverse aspects of casino jackpots. 
Lindsay’s dedication to sharing valuable insights and big wins stories has positioned her as a respected figure among both novice and experienced players. Her articles showcase her knowledge of casino jackpots, combining informative content with a narrative style.
==External links==
* Pauline Lindsay at AskGamblers
Category:Author
Category:Casinos
Category:Gambling people
Paulino Lukudu Obede

Paulino Lukudu Obede also known as Paulino Lukudu is a South Sudanse politician and the First Former Minister of Information for Central Equatoria State in the new unity government. 
== Career ==
Paulino Lukudu was appointed Minister of Information and Communication for Central Equatoria State in February 2021 when the state government structures were formed.
He was then suspended indefinately from his position about three months later by the Governor of Central Equatoria, Emmanuel Adil over unexplained circumstances.
Paulino Lukudu is also the Leader of the United South Sudan Party or USSP, a registered political party in the country and a member of the National Alliance Political Parties under OPP.
Category:South Sudanese politicians