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Jack Harold Skipper

Jack Skipper MC (23 April 1930 – 24 August 2023)
Jack Harold Skipper who passed away in August 2023 aged 93, was Australia's oldest veteran of three or more British Atomic tests at Maralinga in September and October 1956.|url=https://www.arpansa.gov.au/understanding-radiation/sources-radiation/more-radiation-sources/british-nuclear-weapons-testing |access-date=2024-07-17 |website=Australian Government |language=en}}</ref> He was present at 3 Atomic blasts and was required to walk through the blast site inspecting damage to structures, placed there to access damage. There were 16,716 Australian Defence Force members at the British Atomic tests.|url=https://www.awm.gov.au/collection/LIB54676 |access-date=2024-07-17 |website=Australian War Memorial |language=en}}</ref> 
Jack Skipper was born in Perth Western Australia and was accepted into the Royal Military College, Duntroon in the Class of 1948.
He graduated Duntroon second in the Class in 1952 as a Lieutenant.
Skipper saw Active Service in the Korean War from 1952 to 1953, where he was awarded the Military Cross, with 1 Royal Australian Regiment (RAR). He was promoted to Captain on return to Australia.
Skipper saw Active Service in the Malayan Emergency from 1957 to 1958 with 3 RAR.
Skipper was present at 3 British Atomic Blasts at Maralinga |url=https://www.nma.gov.au/defining-moments/resources/maralinga |access-date=2024-07-17 |website=National Museum of Australia |language=en}}</ref> South Australia in 1956.
In 1958, he was sent from Malaya to train with Royal Marines.
In late 1958, Skipper returned to Australia. He was promoted to Major and made Commanding Officer, 1st Commando Regiment at Georges Heights Mosman in 1959.
The 1st Commando Regiment was granted the Freedom of the City of Sydney and Mosman under his Command.
Skipper retired from the Army in 1961 and had a very successful business career, including at Philips, Jantzen, Country Club, Osti Fashions, Tuf Footwear, Bronson & Jacobs, while also a cattle farmer at Robertson NSW for 50 years. He was very active with the NSW Farmers Federation in his latter years and also was a sheep and cropping farmer in Billimari, New South Wales.
The Australian Government has his War Memorial in Perth Western Australia.
Category:1930 births
Category:2023 deaths
Category:Australian people
Category:People from Perth, Western Australia
Jack Heverin

Jack Heverin is an Australian Sports Broadcaster, who mainly commentates the National Basketball League.
==Career==
Jack Heverin is an Australian sports broadcaster who is the main commentator for ESPN’s coverage of the National Basketball League in Australia.
Heverin is currently employed with ESPN, Triple M and 1116 SEN tied with AFL Nation.
Heverin also commentates the AFL with Triple M and 1116 SEN (AFL Nation).
Category:Australian people
Category:Australian sports broadcasters
Jack Hopson

Jack William Hopson (born 07 February 2006 in Gloucester) is an English rugby union player.
==Biography==
Hopson grew up Gloucester in his younger years, before moving to Cheltenham, and started playing rugby just before going to senior school, taking part in the sport from the age of eleven.
He previously played football at a high level and was a member of the West Bromwich Albion FC development centre from age 6, having also spent time at the main West Bromwich Albion Academy. 
He first played rugby for Longlevens RFC, under the tutelage of Lee Fortey and Chris Fortey - the former Gloucester and Worcester RFC premiership players. Jack's Great Great Grandfather, Fred Westbury, Great Grandfather, Joe Hopson, Grandfather, Roy Hopson and Great Uncle, Terry Hopson all played for Gloucester RFC. Terry also played for Bath RFC and Terry and Joe also played for Gloucestershire and the Western Counties - including against the All Blacks, Australia and South Africa. Jack's father, Guy, was a player for Stroud RFC having had brief spells with Gloucester Colts and under 21's and Bristol. The first in 4 generations not to play for Gloucester ! 
Jack began his education at Highnam Primary School, Gloucester. He then attended St Peter's High School in Gloucester where Stuart Crabb was the sports master who invested a lot of time and effort in Jack's rugby.
In sixth form, Jack moved to Dean Close Schoool in Cheltenham where he was coached by former Gloucester player, Andrew Stanley. There he was playing with teammates and good friends who also played at Gloucester Academy with Jack, Olly Alport and Billy Benson.
After finishing school in the summer of 2024, Jack decided to postpone his studies at University, despite having various offers, to try his hand at professional rugby. 
==Career==
Jack began his time with Gloucester Rugby at age 14 in the DPP set up, and played with the club all the way through to under 18's in the Premiership academy league. Whilst Peter Walton was at he club, Jack often played a year up and flourished amongst better players and competition.
Jack began his rugby career playing at either inside centre or outside half, but more latterly preferred to play at outside centre. 
==Recent career==
Towards the end of his time at School and following the end of the academy league season, Jack played for Cinderford RFC at a senior level under the guidance of director of rugby, Paul Morris.
Jack is looking to progress his career in France, where he has a keen interest in the style of rugby they play - combining flair and physicality - two things he has in abundance.
Category:2006 births
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Category:English rugby union players
Category:English people
Jack Horton

John Horton, known as Jack Horton and Cullen Jack, is an American singer-songwriter and pianist based in the Portland, Oregon.
===Career===
Horton released his "Space and Time" single and was ranked #15 on iTunes in the world music category.
===Personal life===
Horton resided in Tokyo for 7 years and then returned to the US and attended law school in the United States. 
He worked for several years as a prosecutor, White House aide and as CEO of a technology company before returning to music. 
John Horton has served as a policy advisor in the drug policy office of The White House. In that capacity, he coordinated federal policy on a variety of issues, including prescription drug abuse and Internet pharmacies. He has appeared in multiple videos on C-Span, where he has testified alongside politicians like Ted Cruz, discussing topics such as internet governance. 
Category:Portland, Oregon
Category:Living people
Category:White House Counsels
Category:Internet governance
Category:American musicians
Jack Levey

Jack Levey (Born January 9th, 2010) Is an American, Writer, and part time coder. He has been nominated for no rewards. He played has multiple roles in his own projects but only about 10-20 are publicly released. His two most prolific projects are the critiques of Transformers, The Halo television show, and Upcoming one of the first live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 
Category:2010 births
Category:Writers
Category:Part-time employment
Category:American people
Jack Logan

Jack Logan (born March 30, 1983), is a Filipino YouTuber, vlogger, comedian and filmmaker. He is known for his commentaries about social issues on Facebook and YouTube.
==Career==
===Social media===
Jack Logan gained popularity on social media through his original videos, quotes, travel vlogs and product reviews.
In March 2023, Jack Logan criticized social media personality Rendon Labador's rant about the disturbing issue of Coco Martin's taping of "FPJ's Batang Quiapo" at the sale of some vendors in Quiapo, Manila. Logan also stressed that Coco Martin is not the only one Rendon is fighting and evicting, as well as the hundreds of people and production workers who make up the said action-drama series.
In April 2023, Jack Logan also critized Rendon Labador's trending motivational rice, after the latter said that his rice is a symbol of people who don't give up on life. In the same month, Jack Logan openly defended Belle Mariano against her bashers on social media. This prompted a positive response from her fans who appreciated his message.
In May 2023, Logan became the latest addition to celebrities and social media personalities who sided with Michael V when he was insulted by another social media influencer Rendon Labador on the issue of content creators of the Philippines.
===Film===
In November 2023, Jack Logan's social media documentary entitled Jack Logan Realtalks is nominated for the best single digital program/short film category of the 28th Asian Television Awards. He is the only Filipino vlogger to compete in the category. Jack Logan's entry to the awards is the June 2023 episode featuring San Juan City's colorful history which includes the 1896 Philippine Revolution.
Category:1983 births
Category:Filipino YouTubers
Category:Social media influencers
Category:Filipino Internet celebrities
Jack M Kartush

Jack M. Kartush is an American neurotologist, inventor, and professor emeritus of surgery. who has published over 100 academic articles and worked to establish the field of intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring for head and neck surgery.
== Early life and education ==
Kartush attended medical school at the University of Michigan.
== Inventions ==
Throughout his career, Kartush invented a number of devices that continue to be used in head and neck surgery: nerve monitoring devices, methods for performing ossicular chain reconstructions, and prostheses
Category:American people
Category:American doctors
Jack McColl

Jack McColl (born August 7, 1993) is an American serial entrepreneur and investor. He currently runs Credit Stacking and Alpha Automation along with serving as an advisor for SlashDev. Prior to that, McColl established multiple businesses such as Sendit Travel & Events, Glidr, Dumbo Lounge Sacks, and Fresh Cut Films.
McColl’s most recent venture, Credit Stacking, is a bespoke 7-week credit accelerator program made for entrepreneurs to train them on wealth-building principles and optimizing their personal credit. Since its inception, McColl has mentored entrepreneurs spanning various industries.
==Early life and education==
McColl was born on August 7, 1993 in Torrance, California. In 2011, he received an Associate’s degree in Arts from Peninsula College, then was enrolled at the University of Washington, where he studied Business Administration and received a bachelor’s degree in 2014.
==Career==
McColl started his career while still in college by establishing Fresh Cut Films, a freelance videography and photography firm. He served as the CEO of Fresh Cut Films for five years working alongside a number of prolific clients such as Yik Yak App, Emblem3, TheBalcony, Challenged App, Nash & Hayes Grier, Redbull, Premier Neurosurgical Institute, and Vitalire Clothing.
Simultaneously, he pursued a career as a professional snowboarder working for companies like Lib Tech Snowboards, Switchback bindings, Zeal Optics, Polar Pro GoPro accessories, and Findlay Hats.
In 2015, McColl founded Glidr - The Personal Transporter, which eventually became a premium brand in the personal transportation industry. He served as the COO of Glidr for over a year. After his exit, he launched Dumbo Lounge Sacks, a company that came to be known for its self-inflating lounge sacks. 
In 2016, McColl co-founded Sendit Travel & Events, which gained recognition for planning and organizing Cabo Spring Break trips. The company was acquired in 2019 by Pollen, where he served as a senior sales agent.
In 2020, McColl established Alpha Automation, an application that fully manages Walmart, and Facebook dropshipping eCommerce stores, and Credit Stacking, a credit accelerator program that teaches people how to optimize their personal credit, so they can get approved for top business credit cards with high limits in a short period of time.
In 2021, McColl became an advisor for SlashDev.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
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Category:1993 births
Category:People from Torrance, California
Category:American serial entrepreneur
Category:American investors
Category:University of Washington alumni
Jack McCullough (author)

John “Jack” McCullough (born May 1964 in Dorchester, MA) is a business executive, entrepreneur, author, and public speaker living in North Andover, Massachusetts, USA with his wife and two sons.
==Career==
McCullough started his career as an auditor at Peat Marwick & Mitchell (today KPMG) and then worked for Gensym Corporation and Top Layer Networks in several financial leadership roles. He later returned to KPMG and launched its Global Innovation Center in Kendall Square, where he worked with early-stage entrepreneurs, investors, and their executive teams. McCullough established an outsourced CFO practice, serving as an interim or part-time CFO for 26 different companies.
In 2003, McCullough co-founded the MIT Sloan CFO Summit. Each year, the event attracts 400+ CFOs and senior financial executives and offers a day of programming that addresses the changing role of the CFO. MIT Sloan CFO Summit events gather prominent speakers, including General Motors CFO Dan Ammann, Nobel laureate Robert Merton and top financial executives from Linkedin, Time Warner, Oracle, Zipcar, Duke Energy and OfficeMax. McCullough was the recipient of the Great Dome Award 2018 for his involvement with the MIT Sloan CFO Summit.
McCullough founded the CFO Leadership Council in 2006. Under McCullough’s leadership, the CFO Leadership Council has grown to 27 chapters and 2000+ members solely consisting of senior financial executives across the United States. He sold the CFO Leadership Council to the Chief Executive Group in August 2021.
==Books==
McCullough published his first book, Secrets of Rockstar CFOs, in 2019.
McCullough published his second book in 2021, called The Psychopathic CEO: an Executive Survival Guide. The book was written for executives to assist them in identifying potential psychopathy in the executive suite as well as advice on how to manage such a challenge.
==Media appearances==
McCullough is a recognised thought leader in the world of financial and strategic leadership. He is often interviewed by the global reputable media, including the Wall Street Journal, The Business Journals, CFO Magazine, CFO Dive, CFO Brew, Insigniam Quarterly, CNBC, and Fox Business Network.
McCullough is a senior contributor to Forbes, where he regularly writes for the CFO Network.
McCullough is a frequent guest on podcasts and webcasts, including Apple Podcast, Podomatic, Microsoft Connected and Ready, The NetSuite Podcast, CFO Weekly, The mid-Market CFO Circle, Leaders of Modern Finance, The Psychopath Epidemic, and CFO Bookshelf.
Category:1964 births
Category:People from Dorchester, Massachusetts
Category:Business executives
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Author
Category:Public speaking
Jack Murphy (podcaster)

John Goldman, better known as Jack Murphy, is an American manosphere internet personality, writer, and podcast host.
==Career==
Murphy graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor of Arts in economics. He later attended the Georgetown School of Foreign Service, earning a Master of Arts in International Affairs. In 2009, Murphy began working as a senior consultant for multiple public charter schools in Washington, D.C. From 2011 to 2016, Murphy was paid more than $1.1 million for his work at two D.C. schools. 
Beginning in 2015, Murphy began blogging on his website, Jack Murphy Live. His writings ranged from lifestyle and career advice to conservative politics and gender dynamics. Murphy often wrote about the benefits of masculinity and the negatives of feminism. Many of his writings have been described as racist and misogynist, which led some to associate Murphy with the alt-right. However, Murphy has criticized leading alt-right figures, like Richard Spencer, for their advocacy of White ethnostates.
In January 2018, Murphy was publicly revealed to be John Goldman, a senior manager of finance for the D.C. Public Charter School Board. Murphy was doxed in a Twitter post by Lacy MacAuley, a left-wing activist. Goldman confirmed on his blog that Jack Murphy is his pseudonym. Murphy's proximity to the alt-right and manosphere, resulted in calls for his firing. Murphy denied any involvement with the alt-right or white nationalism. Murphy was placed on administrative leave in January, and by April, he was no longer employed by the organization.
In June 2018, Murphy published the book Democrat to Deplorable. 
Murphy started his podcast, Jack Murphy Live, in November 2018. He hosted Republican politicians, conservative pundits, and manosphere internet personalities. Some of his guests included Aleksandr Dugin, Joe Kent, J.D. Vance, Blake Masters, Jack Posobiec, Mike Cernovich, Dave Rubin, and Bronze Age Pervert. Murphy hosted around 2 shows a month, from November 2018 to June 2022, when he stopped producing new episodes altogether.
In 2019, Murphy founded the online organization, The Liminal Order. The group is men-only and costs $99 a month to join. The organization is marketed as a way for men to cultivate "healthy masculinity", help members network, and build generational wealth. Murphy's website claims a membership of 500.
Murphy was a 2021 Lincoln Fellow at the Claremont Institute.
==Personal Life==
Murphy is Jewish. 
In December 2021, it was revealed Murphy had authored a 2015 article, detailing his experiences as a cuckold. He later admitted to producing amateur pornography with his girlfriend and streaming it on the internet. Many of his fans and conservatives on the internet, ridiculed Murphy and accused him of hypocrisy. 
Category:George Mason University alumni
Category:Georgetown University alumni
Category:American people
Category:Manosphere
Category:Internet personalities
Category:Writers
Category:Podcasters
Jack Podlesny

Jack Morgan Podlesny (born March 16, 2000) is an American football placekicker for the Georgia Bulldogs.
== Early years ==
Podlesny was born in Brunswick, Georgia on March 16, 2000 and grew up in St. Simon's Island, Georgia. He attended Glynn Academy, becoming a varsity athlete in soccer and football. Podlesny played football his freshman year but took a break his sophomore year to focus on soccer before returning his junior year, taking on a backup role. He earned starting kicking duties his senior year, helping the Terrors become 3-6A region champions and reach the Final Four in the 6A playoffs. Podlesny finished the season field goals and 49/51 on PATs, with 55 of his 61 kickoffs resulting in a touchback while averaging 40.4 yards on 31 punts totaling 1,234 yards. He was named to the all-region team for his efforts.
He garnered interest from multiple colleges after his senior season, including Georgia Tech, Columbia, Michigan Wolverines football, UNC, and Mercer, but ultimately chose to walk on at Georgia.
== College career ==
=== 2018 season ===
2018 Georgia Bulldogs football team
redshirted his freshman year and did not see any action on the field.
=== 2019 season ===
2019 Georgia Bulldogs football team
Podlesny saw his first action with team in the 2019 G-Day Spring game. He attempted two field goals, making a 38-yarder to seal a 22-17 victory for the Red team. He did not see any action in the regular season.
=== 2020 season ===
2020 Georgia Bulldogs football teamThe departure of star kicker Rodrigo Blankenship and arrival of new special teams coordinator Scott Cochran paved the way for an open competition for the starting kicking job. Following summer and fall camp, Podlesny and freshman Jared Zirkel became the top contenders for the job, with head coach Kirby Smart calling the competition "up for grabs" . Podlesny saw his first regular season action in Week 1 against Arkansas. He made both of his field goal attempts and all three of his PAT attempts, while also having 5 of 6 kickoffs go for touchbacks.
In Week 3 against Tennessee, Podlesny went 3 for 3 on field goals, including a then career high 51-yarder. He was named a Lou Groza Star of the Week for his play. Punter Jake Camarda took control of kickoff duties after this game. Later in the season, Podlesny was named a semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award.
In the 2021 Peach Bowl, Podlesny made all three of his field goal attempts, including the game winner from 53 yards out with less than 5 seconds left in the game. He was awarded the Peach Bowl Offensive MVP, the first kicker to do so since 1995.
Podlesny finished the season 13/16 on FGs and a perfect 38/38 on PATs, with 21 kickoffs resulting in 12 touchbacks.
Category:American football players
Category:American football placekickers
Category:2000 births
Jack Pratt

Jack Pratt, born John Harold Pratt, (1878 - 1938) was a film director and actor. He directed several films and acted in dozens more. As a director, his work included screen adaptations of novels.
Known as Smiling Jack, he married actress Betty Brice. She starred in the 1916 film Her Bleeding Heart he directed and was also in the film Gods of Fate he directed.
He was hired by Lubin as a director in 1915. He served as President of the Lubin Benefit Association, associated with Lubin Manufacturing Company.
==Filmography==
===Director===
*The Little Pirate (1913)
*Shore Acres (1914)
*The Jungle (1914 film), one of the directors of an adaptation of Upton Sinclair's 1906 novel
*The Garden of Lies (1915)
*The Gods of Fate (1916)
*Her Bleeding Heart (1916)
*The Woman Untamed (1920)
*The Heart of a Woman (1920 film)
*Roman Candles (1920 film)''
===Actor===
*Dan (1914 film), as Stonewall Jackson
*Ridin Thunder
*Bright Skies
*The Lone Hand (1922 film), as Jack Maltrain 
*The Western Wallop (1924), as Convict Leader
*The Iron Man (serial)|The Iron Man (1924), a serial
*A Roaring Adventure (1925) as Brute Kilroy
*The Sign of the Cactus (1925), as Sheriff 
*The Wild Horse Stampede (1925), as Henchman 
*Ace of Spades (serial) (1925)
*The House Without a Key (serial) (1926), a serial, as James Egan 
*Hawk of the Hills (1927 serial) (1927), a serial, as Colonel Jennings
*The Western Whirlwind (1927)
*Heart Trouble (film) (1928), as Army Captain Bob Reeves 
*The Desert Song (1929 film), as Pasha
==External links==
Jack Pratt on imbd
==References==
Category:American film directors
Category:1878 births
Category:1938 deaths
Category:Lubin Manufacturing Company