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Aerr Atharv (Musical Artist)

Aerr Atharv is a new Musical Artist who creates captivating Instrumentals and Few Vocalized Songs.
Aerr Atharv has released two Extended Plays called "Simmer" & "Furry".
The Simmer (EP) contains only vocalized songs while Furry (EP) only contains instrumental trap songs.
Aerr Atharv has also released few singles named, "Come Come Paddio","Despedida" & "Indebted".
More Details about the Artist is not been socialized yet.
Aerr Atharv officially has an YouTube Channel. 
Official YouTube Channel of Aerr Atharv
==Music Availability==
Some Releases by Aerr Atharv is known to be not available on Apple Music and Other Minor Music Platforms, But All of Aerr Atharv's Releases can be found on the Artist's Spotify Page and on Amazon Music.
==Simmer (EP) Confusion==
On the Spotify Page of the Artist, There are "2" Releases of Simmer which are accurately the Same but with Different Tittles.
Category:American people
Category:Musicians 
Category:Instrumental music
Aes Dana (musician)

Vincent Villuis, known professionally as Aes Dana, is a french electronic music artist, producer, composer and founder of Ultimae Records. His electronic music includes ambient, atmospheric, cinematic to downtempo, electronica, and trance. Also psychedelic, chillout and psybient influences can be seen in his music.
He has collaborated with Solar Fields as H.U.V.A. Network. He was also one of the founding members of Asura in 1996.
==Career==
In 1996, Villuis started Asura with Charles Farewell, producing psychedelic ambient with trance elements. In 1998, Christopher Maze joined them and in 2000, the album Code Eternity, was releasedhttps://trancentral.tv/2017/04/asura-10-essential-psychedelic-downtempo-tracks/. In 2001, Villus left because of his new project Aes Dana, and Alex Ackerman took his place.
Aes Dana and Sandrine Gryson founded Infinium Records which later changed its name to Ultimae Records in 1999.
Villuis is curator for the Fahrenheit Project compilations of music from various artists. As H.U.V.A. Network with Swedish artist Solar Fields, he produced three albums of downtempo music, the first being Distances (2004). Also he collaborated with the Greek artist Miktek on 3 EP releases.
==Discography==
* Season 5 (2002)
* Perimeters (2011)
* Aftermath 2​.​0 | Archives of peace (2013)
* Memory Shell (2015)
* Leylines (2016)
* Far & Off (2016) – feat. Miktek; contains the EPs Cut., Alkaline and The Unexpected Hours as well as new music
* The Unexpected Hours (2016)
* Pollen (Ultimae, 2017)
* Inks (Ultimae, 2020)
* (a)period. (2021)
* Interstice (2022)
* Terrene (2022)
===With Solar Fields as H.U.V.A. Network===
* Distances (Ultimae, 2004)
* Ephemeris (Ultimae, 2009)
* Live at Glastonbury Festival 2005 (Ultimae, 2010)
Category:French people
Category:Electronic musicians
Category:Producers
Category:Composers
Category:Founders
Afaq Shikhli

Afaq Shikhli (25 June, 1969) was Azerbaijani Physician, writer, publicist, translator, member of the International Writers and Journalists Association, the Eurasian Writers Union, the Writers Union of Russia and Azerbaijan, a member of the Russian Academy of Poetry and the Union of Journalists of Azerbaijan. Since January 2015, she has been the head of the Moscow bureau of the Writers Union of Azerbaijan.
== Life ==
Afaq Shikhli was born in Baku, Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan SSR, the family of scientists in Baku, the capital of the Azerbaijani SSR. She is originally from the village of Ikindji-Shikhli in the Kazakh region, from the Shikhlinsky family. In 1984, at the age of 15, she graduated from the 12th High School with a gold medal and then transferred to the Faculty of Second Prevention of the Nerimanov Medical University of Azerbaijan. She graduated with honors from the Second Faculty of Prophylaxis in 1990 and worked as a physician-therapist in the fifth department of TSH, number 15, until 2000.
She currently lives in Moscow, Russia.Since 2011 the Association of International Writers and Publicists, since 2012 the Eurasian Writers Union , the Russian Writers' Union and the Russian Academy of Poetry və Rusiya Poeziya Akademiyasının , she has been a member of the Union of Journalists of Azerbaijan since 2013 .
==Selected publications==
#Qəlbimin dedikləri. Bakı: Araz, 2003. Redaktor: Mehdi Şixlinski.
#Sevərsənmi. Bakı: Xəzər universiteti nəşriyyatı, 2005. Redaktor: Knyaz Aslan.
#Məndən uzaqda. Bakı: Xəzər universiteti nəşriyyatı, 2008. Redaktor: Knyaz Aslan.
#Səni düşünürəm. Bakı: Adiloğlu, 2011. Redaktor: Elman Tovuz.
#Ömrümün beşinci fəsli. Bakı. 2013. Redaktor: Professor Məmməd İsmayıl.
#Dostlarım, bana da bahar gönderin! Türkiyə. 2013.(Türkiyə türkcəsi). Uyğunlaşdıran və redaktor: İmdat Avşar.
#Yeddidən biri. Bədii tərcümələr. Saratov. 2014. Redaktor: Professor Məmməd İsmayıl və şair Elman Tovuz.
#Bədii tərcümələr. Bakı. 2014.
# Sənə demədiklərim. Bakı. 2015.
== References ==
==External links==
* Moscow to present magazine 'World Literature. Russia
* Azerbaijani modern literature | HiSoUR – Hi So You Are
Category:Azerbaijani writers
Category:Azerbaijani translators
Category:1969 births
Category:Azerbaijani physicians
Category:Azerbaijani media people
Affiliate marketing

Affiliate marketing is a sort of performance-based marketing in which a company compensates one or more affiliates for each visitor or customer brought by the affiliate's own marketing efforts. In this style of marketing, the affiliate is credited with having brought in the visitor or customer.
Affiliate marketing and other forms of Internet marketing, such as organic search engine optimization (SEO), paid search engine marketing (PPC – Pay Per Click), e-mail marketing, content marketing, and display advertising, may have some degree of overlap with one another.
Advertisers typically fail to see the potential of affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing has a far lower profile than other forms of internet marketing, such as search engines, e-mail, and website syndication. However, affiliate marketing is becoming more important. Despite this, affiliates continue to play a key part in the marketing methods used by online merchants.
Category:Affiliate marketing
Category:Business-to-business
Category:Digital marketing
Affinity Global

Affinity Global Inc., established in 2006, is a company in the Media and Publishing industry. The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and was formerly known as Hostway Solutions Private Limited.
https://www.zaubacorp.com/company/HOSTWAY-SOLUTIONS-PRIVATE-LIMITED/U72900MH2006PTC159578https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/12754-27#overviewhttps://www.thecompanycheck.com/company/affinity-global-advertising-private-limited/U72900MH2006PTC159578
==Overview==
Affinity Global Advertising Private Limited, registered under Corporate Identification Number (CIN) U72900MH2006PTC159578, is a company specializing in media placements and multiple advertising formats for branding and performance outcomes. The board's director, John Hanjoo Lee, has held his position since June 29, 2010. Lavin Suresh Punjabi became a director on September 18, 2015.Lucas Roh, the Founder and CEO of MetalSoft ( Bare-metal_server company), is known for founding Hostway Corporation and Bigstep Cloudhttps://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/54324-91#overview currently serves as the co-founder and Chairman of Affinity Global Inc.
==Acquisitions==
In July 2023, Affinity expanded into the European market by acquiring Opinary GmbH formerly Pressekompass (“press compass”), a Berlin based consumer engagement media technology company. The acquisition, finalized on July 18, 2023, was financed through equity and cash.
==Nominations And Awards==
Award 	Year	Category 	Result	
Red Herring Top 100 Global	2022	Marketing/Advertising/SOE	 	
Category:Companies established in 2006
Category:Companies based in Chicago
Category:Digital marketing companies of the United States
Category:Advertising agencies
Afikile Mkiva

Afikile Mkiva is a Cape Town born multi-talented artist who began her music career by forming part of her primary school choir at the age of 9. She continued to grow immensely in the music and performing arts space and became choirmaster of her high school choir whilst doing her Grade 11. She ventured further into the industry as a backing vocalist for various artists such as Xolisa Kwinana, Putuma Tiso, Luthando makapela, Mpumie Dapula, Pastor V Mboniswa and many more. She features as a solo artist on Luthando makapela's Uthando Luka Baba, Pastor V Mboniswa's Hymn Medley and Mpumie Dapula's No Other God
Category:People from Cape Town
Category:South African people
Category:Artists
Category:Musicians
Afreen Bhumgara

Afreen Bhumgara (born September 20) is an Indian computer scientist, product manager, researcher, educator, and social activist known for her innovative work in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and big data. [1] She has been a key figure in promoting women's involvement in STEM education and has been recognized for her humanitarian efforts in underprivileged communities and animal welfare. [2]
==Early life and education==
Bhumgara was born and raised in Pune, India, to parents Yazad and Shernaz Bhumgara. She is the great-granddaughter of world-cyclist Rustom R. Bhumgara. She pursued her master's degree in Computer Science with a minor in Engineering Management at Northwestern University. [3]
==Career==
Bhumgara's professional portfolio includes varied roles in the technology industry, academia, and social activism. She has worked as a Product Manager - User Experience at Verkada, having previously served as Lead Product Manager at Goalster Corp. [4] Bhumgara's work has spanned AI, machine learning, fuzzy algorithms, neural networks, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things, with particular attention to the applications of these technologies in underdeveloped countries. [5] Her research has been presented at international conferences such as IEEE and is also a Reviewer at IEEE Access. [6]
In addition to her work in technology and research, Bhumgara served as a Teaching Assistant for CS 211 at Northwestern University, for which she was awarded the Peter and Adrienne Barris Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award. [7]
==Advocacy and activism==
Beyond her academic and professional pursuits, Bhumgara is recognized for her activism and humanitarian work. In 2017, she founded her first startup aiming to help underprivileged segments of society and teach women essential life-development skills. [8]
Bhumgara is also known for her advocacy for animal rights, having founded an animal shelter in Pune that focuses on rescuing stray animals and providing them with medical care. [9]
==Public speaking and conferences==
Bhumgara is also known for her public speaking and organization of technical events. She has spoken on the TEDx platform, specifically TEDxMITP in 2015 about steps to help the Indian economy, and TEDxLakhotaLake in 2018 on the future of AI in India. [10] She has also headed multiple technical festivals, promoting women's involvement in STEM education. [11]
==Awards and recognition==
Bhumgara's work has been widely recognized, and she has received numerous awards, including honors from Parsi organizations such as ZOSTA. She is a member of the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) and identifies herself as a feminist. [12]
Category:People from Pune
Category:Indian people	
Category:Northwestern University alumni
Category:Computer scientists
Category:Researchers	
Category:Educators
Category:Social activists
African Americans

African Americans (also known as Black Americans or Afro-Americans) are an ethnic group of people in the United States who have ancestors in any of the Black racial groupings of Africa, whether in their whole or in part. Afro-Americans are usually defined as descendants of enslaved Africans who were born in the United States, but other Black immigrants and their offspring may come to see themselves in this way, depending on their cultural background.
African Americans are the third most numerous ethnic group in the United States and the second most numerous racial group in the country, after White Americans and Hispanic and Latino Americans. The majority of African Americans are descended from individuals who were slaves inside the borders of what is now the United States. Most African Americans are descended from families of West/Central African and European heritage, with some having Native American ancestry as well. According to statistics from the United States Census Bureau, African immigrants are less likely than other immigrants to identify as African Americans. The vast majority of African immigrants (about 95 percent) identify with their individual ethnicities rather than with their new country of origin. Affluent immigrants from certain Caribbean, Central American, and South American countries, as well as their descendants are free to self-identify as "Latino" or "Hispanic."
Beginning in the 16th century, Africans from West Africa were sold to European slave merchants and transported over the Atlantic to the Thirteen Colonies, where they established a permanent presence. Following their arrival in the Americas, they were sold as slaves to European colonists and forced to labour on plantations, especially in the southern provinces of the United States. A few individuals were successful in obtaining independence via manumission or flight and went on to establish independent settlements before and during the American Revolutionary War. Despite the fact that the United States was established in 1783, the vast majority of Black people remained slaves, with the majority of them concentrated in the American South, with four million enslaved people finally freed after and at the conclusion of the Civil War in 1865. However, because of White supremacy, they were generally regarded as second-class citizens and were quickly disenfranchised in the South after gaining citizenship during the Reconstruction period. Because of the continued development of the Black community, participation in military conflicts in the United States, substantial migration out of the Southern United States, the elimination of legal racial segregation, and the civil rights movement, which sought political and social freedom, these circumstances have changed significantly. Barack Obama became the first African-American to be elected President of the United States when he was elected in 2008.
Category:African-American society
Category:Ethnic groups in the United States
Afrobeats

Afrobeats (not to be confused with Afrobeat or Afroswing), or Afro-pop or Afro-fusion (or Afropop or Afrofusion), is an umbrella phrase that was first formed in Nigeria, Ghana, and the UK in the 2000s and 2010s. It is used to characterise popular music from West Africa and the diaspora. Afrobeats is a term that is used to describe a combination of sounds that originate in Ghana and Nigeria rather than a specific musical style in and of itself. A number of musical styles, including hiplife, jùj music, highlife, and naija beats, as well as others, have been rolled under the umbrella term known as "Afrobeats."
The cities of Lagos, Accra, and London are the primary centres for the production of afrobeats. Paul Gilroy, a music historian and cultural critic, talks on how London's music culture has evolved as a direct effect of the city's shifting demographics.
The transition away from Caribbean dominance has to be understood in the context of this transformation, as we are heading toward an African majority that is varied not just in its cultural practises but also in its connection to colonial and postcolonial government. The majority of people involved with grime are African youngsters who are either themselves migrants or are the offspring of migrants. It is not quite obvious what the continent of Africa may symbolise to them.
In his previous work, "The Black Atlantic," Gilroy debunks the idea that black culture and music can be confined to a single location by arguing that they have spread across the Atlantic (Gilroy 16[9]). This syncretism is best shown by the transnational musical style known as afrobeats, which is now receiving attention on a global scale. When discussing popular Nigerian music, David Drake makes the following observation: "Picking up on patterns from the United States, Jamaica, and Trinidad, they recreate diasporic inspirations and—more often than not—completely remake them." Drake focuses his writing on popular Nigerian music (Drake).
Late in the 2010s, afrobeats started to get extensive popular recognition all over the world, and musicians began to achieve success in several regions, including Africa, Europe, and North America.
Category:21st-century music genres
Category:African electronic dance music
Category:African popular music
Category:Music genres
Afronita

Danita Yeboah Akosua Adomaah (professionally known as Afronita) is a Ghanaian dancer and choreographer. She was a contestant and won third place in the seventeenth edition of Britain's Got Talent, together with her dance partner and mentee, Abigail.
==Early Life==
Afronita is an alumnus of Wesley Girls Senior High School.
==Career==
She discovered dance at the age of 12, but began dancing professionally when she joined Dance With Purpose (DWP) Academy, co-created by DanceGod Lloyd at the age of 14. After leaving DWP Academy, she auditioned for the seventeenth Britain's Got Talent with her mentee and winner of TV3's "Talented Kids", Abigail. They became the first Ghanaian homegrown talent to participate in the show. They went on to place third at the grand finale of the show.
==Leaving DWP==
In January 2024, Afronita announced her exit from DWP which came as a surprise to many. DWP released a press statement in this regard to officially announce her exit. According to Quables, DWP co-founder during a Kwadwo Sheldon interview, Afronita left due to feud with Afronita's mother who made requests that Afronita be managed by DWP ahead of another DWP dancer, Endurance Grand.
Category:Ghanaian female dancers
Category:Ghanaian dancers
Category:Ghanaian people
Afsar Ali Khan

Anthony Bartley (born 8 March 1938) is an English former professional footballer, coach, and manager who played for a number of teams in England and the Republic of Ireland. His playing career spanned from 1956 to 1971. He played as a left-winger.
== Early Life ==
Bartley was born on the 8th March 1938 in Stalybridge, Cheshire, England. 
== Playing Career ==
In 1955, at 17 years old, Bartley signed his first professional contract at his local team, Stalybridge Celtic F.C. 
One year later, he signed for Bolton Wanderers F.C. where he would stay for two seasons, one of which he spent on loan at Everton F.C.Following his spell at Bolton, Bartley would sign for Bury F.C. 
It was at Bury where Bartley would spend the majority of his career and enjoy the most success. He spent seven years at the Lancashire outfit making 118 appearances. Bartley would win numerous individual awards at the club, including the 1962/63 Bury FC top goalscorer award. During his time at the club, Bury would gain promotion from the third tier to the second tier of the English football pyramid, narrowly missing out on promotion to the top flight. He was also a prominent member of the side which reached the semi-finals of the 1962–63 Football League Cup. In 1965, Bartley would depart Bury for Oldham Athletic A.F.C. 
Despite a somewhat fractious relationship with then manager Jimmy McIlroy, Bartley would make 48 appearances in two seasons for the club before moving to Chesterfield F.C.Bartley would spend a year at Chesterfield before moving to the Republic of Ireland to continue his footballing career. 
Whilst in Ireland, Bartley would enjoy stints at Dundalk F.C., Limerick F.C., and Sligo Rovers F.C. in a player manager role. Sligo Rovers legend Tony Fagan would praise Bartley for his use of English training drills and tactics which were seen as innovative and unique amongst the Irish clubs. Whilst at Dundalk, Bartley would make two European appearances in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup against Liverpool F.C. 
In 1971, after a 15 year long playing career, Bartley would retire aged 33. 
== Post-Playing Career ==
Following his retirement from the game in 1971, Bartley would return to England and Bury Football Club where he enjoyed a brief stint as the club's kit man. Bartley would open and manage a gymnasium in his hometown of Stalybridge before taking up work as a taxi-driver. 
== Personal Life ==
Bartley is a Roman-Catholic, married, has two sons and one daughter. He also has seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Category:English people
Category:English footballers
Category:1938 births
Aftab Hussain Gillani

Professor Dr. Aftab Hussain Gillani also known as Aftab Hussain Gillani age 57 years is from Bahawalpur, Pakistan. Dr. Aftab Gillani is Chairman at Pakistan Studies Department, Islamia University Bahawalpur. He is PhD in History and Pakistan Studies professor with 47 Publications. Professor Dr. Aftab Gillani is serving as a cricket umpire in Pakistan since 2001. In September 2020, he was included in the 14 member elite panel Umpires' list of Pakistan Cricket Board. He also officiated matches during 2020–21 National T20 Cup held in Mulan Pakistan. 
As an Umpire/TV Umpire Dr. Aftab Gillani have officiated following number of cricket matches:
Aftab Gillani as Umpire Statistics
Matches Officiated as Umpire/TV Umpire 	Number of Matches
First Class Matches 	27
List A Matches 	19
Women's List A Matches 	5
Twenty20 Matches 	16
(As TV Umpire) Twenty20 Matches 	8
(As Reserve Umpire) in Twenty20 Matches	8
Under-19 ODI Matches 	1
Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Matches 	21
Umpire in Miscellaneous Matches 	188
Category:Pakistani academics
Category:Islamic universities and colleges in Pakistan
Category:Pakistani cricket umpires
After Sappho

After Sappho is a 2022 novel by Selby Wynn Schwartz published on 15 July 2022 by Galley Beggar Press.
==Summary==
In a series of vignettes, After Sappho explores the romantic and creative lives of women in 19th and 20th century, many of whom were influenced by Ancient Greek poet Sappho. The novel explores themes of lesbianism and feminism. Many of the characters are fictionalised versions of real historical figures. 
==List of historical figures who appear==
* Sarah Bernhard
* Virginia Woolf
* Lina Polletti
* Collette
* Eleanora Duse
* Isadora Duncan
* Josephine Baker
* Sibella Alermo
* Romaine Brooks
Category:Novels
Category:2022 novels
Category:Galley Beggar Press books