"strained the relationship between the author and the magazine, and Thompson contributed far less to the publication in later years. Wenner fired rock critic Jim DeRogatis in 1996 after DeRogatis published a negative review for an album by the then-popular band Hootie and the Blowfish. Wenner pulled DeRogatis' review from the magazine. Asked by the ""New York Observer"" if Wenner was a fan of Hootie and the Blowfish, DeRogatis responded that Wenner ""is a fan of any band that sells eight million records."" Wenner fired DeRogatis the next day. In June 2017, Wenner cut ties with Joe Hagan, the biographer"
"properties or smallest one-person “micro sites” it's tough to be economically viable. Simmons started a new media venture in 2016, ""The Ringer"", which, like ""Grantland"", focuses on sports and pop culture. A number of former ""Grantland"" employees, including Sean Fennessey, Chris Ryan, Mallory Rubin, Juliet Litman, Craig Gaines, Bryan Curtis, Ryan O'Hanlon, Danny Chau, Shea Serrano, Jason Concepcion, Riley McAtee, Joe Fuentes, and Tate Frazier have joined the new venture. Additionally, Simmons has launched a podcasting network, featuring shows re-purposed from the ""Grantland"" network, including ""The Watch"" with Ryan and television critic Andy Greenwald and his own podcast ""The Bill"
"Bill Simmons William John Simmons III (born September 25, 1969), is a former American sports columnist, analyst, author, and podcaster. Simmons first gained attention with his website as ""The Boston Sports Guy"" and was recruited by ESPN in 2001, where he operated the blog ""Grantland"" and worked until 2015. He hosted ""Any Given Wednesday with Bill Simmons"" on HBO for one season in 2016. He is the founder and CEO of The Ringer, a sports and pop culture blog and podcast network launched in 2016. Simmons is known for a style of writing characterized by mixing sports knowledge and analysis,"
"Media Circus Lolu Ajayi, Amber Ruffin, Jessica Lowe, Matt Chapman, Jim Woods, Pep Rosenfeld, Andrew Moskos, Dave Schmoll + Rob AndristPlourde, + Haley Mancini + Mike Orton-Toliver + Michael Diederich + Brian Tjon Ajong, + Shane Oman, + Steven Svymbersky 2011 9/11 Forever Pep Rosenfeld, Greg Shapiro, Mike Orton-Toliver, Andrew Moskos + Brian Tjon Ajong + James Winder + Dave Schmoll 2012 Branded for Life Lolu Ajayi, Cari Leslie, Drew DiFonzo Marks, Mike Orton-Toliver, Jim Woods, Pep Rosenfeld, Andrew Moskos, Dave Schmoll + Rob AndristPlourde, + Laura Chinn + Michael Diederich + Marcy Minton + Sam Super + Brian Tjon"
"Flans, Mike Orton-Toliver, Jim Woods, Joe Kelly + Pep Rosenfeld + Andrew Moskos + Rob AndristPlourde, + Suzi Barrett, + Hilary Bauman, + Michael Diederich, + Dan Oster + Gregory Shapiro, + Steven Svymbersky + Dave Schmoll, + Vladimir Berkhemer, + Matt Chapman, + Becky Nelson 2007 Five Years in Amsterdam (Edinburgh Production) Brendan Hunt + Andrew Moskos 2008 Last One to Leave the Planet, Turn Out the Lights Ryan Archibald, Hilary Bauman, Lauren Flans, James Kirkland, Mike Orton-Toliver, Pep Rosenfeld, David Schmoll, Steven Svymbersky, Ash Lim + Andrew Moskos, + Rob AndristPlourde, + Lolu Ajayi, + Michael Diederich, +"
"Karel Ebergen, Cene Hale, Ace Manning, Josh Rachford, Else Soelling, Jim Woods + Pep Rosenfeld, + Brian Tjon Ajong + Sacha Hoedemaker + Emil Struijker-Boudier 2017 Legends of Rob Rob AndristPlourde, Michael Diederich, + Emil Struijker-Boudier + Sacha Hoedemaker 2017 Sunday Night Live Karel Ebergen, Cene Hale, Ace Manning, Josh Rachford, Else Soelling, Jim Woods + Brian Tjon Ajong + Sacha Hoedemaker + Emil Struijker-Boudier 2018 Escape Through The Movies (Escape adventure) Andrew Moskos, Pep Rosenfeld, Toan Mai (TMPRo), Rick Bon (Props), Sacha Hoedemaker, Emil Struijker-Boudier, Jenna Koda, 2018 Bango! Tamar Broadbent, Rhys Collier, Karel Ebergen, Cene Hale, Simon Lukacs,"
"Joachim Hamou, Alexis Harding, Dan Hays, Sharon Hayes, Robby Herbst, Guillaume Janot, Melanie Keen, Arnold J .Kemp, Calum F Kerr, Charles LaBelle, Runo Lagomarsino, Lisa LeFeuvre, Fernand Léger, 21 March, Helen Marshall, Amitis Motevalli, Valérie Mrejen, Stéphanie Nava, Tone O. Nielsen, Michael Euyung Oh, Leonard Palmestål, James Porter, Nathaniel Rackowe, Laercio Redondo, Scott Rigby & Maciej Wisniewski, Lenke Rothman, Marina Roy, Reid Shier, Nebojsa Seric - Shoba, Stellar, Tommy Støckel, Tamura Satoru, Althea Thauberger, Johan Tirén, Christina Ulke & Neil Stuber, V3TO, Eti & Daniel Wade, Julia Warr, Gillian Wearing, Eva Weinmayr, Simon Woolham, Mario Ybarra, Jr. I am a"
"(2004) – James Cole (2005) - John Noyce (2009) - Michael Harris (2017) themed 'Destructor' then 'Super Star' SS4 Michael Phillips (1998) - John Evans Jnr. (2014) themed 'Airwolf' SS5 Joe White (1998) themed 'Devastator' SS6 Scott Manning (1999) – Flambards AP (2001) themed ‘Wild Thing’ then ‘Thunderbolt’ SS7 Roland Devey (4/2000) themed 'Phantom Menace' SS8 Vienna Park (2001) René Stessl (Austria, till 2012), Alexandre Kiener (France, from november 2012) themed ‘Outbreak’ SS9 Barry Island (2001) - Keeley Wall (2008) themed 'Super Star' SS10 Edward Danter (2002) - Leigh Danter (2012) themed ‘Outrage’ then 'Super Star' SS11 John Thurston (2003)"
"Rubik, Oliver Sacks; 2013: Sir Richard Branson, Garry Kasparov, Cori Bargmann; 2014: Dean Kamen, Sylvia A. Earle, J. Craig Venter; 2015: Jeff Bezos, Vint Cerf, Jill Tarter; 2016: Frank Gehry, Jack Horner, Ellen Langer, Kip Thorne; 2017: Katherine Johnson, Ray Kurzweil, Marc Raibert (and SpotMini); 2018: Vitalik Buterin, George M. Church, Laurie Santos, Sara Seager. LSC is in negotiation with Jersey City to receive for a nominal fee city-owned land (a former car pound) which would be developed as an educational and residential area called Sci Tech Scity. Sci Tech Scity is expected to attract top scientists and researchers from"
"Lentz<br> 1996 - Harry Burnsworth<br> 1997 - Jason Wynyard<br> 1998 - Jason Wynyard<br> 1999 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2000 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2001 - David Bolstad<br> 2002 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2003 - David Bolstad<br> 2004 - David Bolstad<br> 2005 - Matt Bush<br> 2006 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2007 - David Bolstad<br> 2008 - David Bolstad<br> 2009 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2010 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2011 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2012 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2013 - Brad De Losa<br> 2014 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2015 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2016 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2017 - Jason Wynyard<br> 2018 - Laurence O'Toole<br> 2010 - New Zealand <br> 2011"
"Chris Harman Jacques Hétu Vagn Holmboe Alan Hovhaness Jacques Ibert Gordon Jacob André Jolivet Giya Kancheli Aaron Jay Kernis Peter Paul Koprowski Aram Khachaturian Sophie Lacaze Lowell Liebermann György Ligeti Dietrich Manicke Jeff Manookian Olivier Messiaen Michael Mower Thorkell Sigurbjornsson Carl Nielsen Krzysztof Penderecki William P. Perry Walter Piston Yves Prin Behzad Ranjbaran Einojuhani Rautavaara Jean Rivier Joaquín Rodrigo Ned Rorem Christopher Rouse Kaija Saariaho Aulis Sallinen R. Murray Schafer Heather Schmidt Laura Schwendinger Eric Sessler Judith Shatin Emil Tabakov Toru Takemitsu Josef Tal Werner Thärichen Joan Tower Yuko Uebayashi Alexander Voltz Melinda Wagner Mieczysław Weinberg Herbert Willi Charles Wuorinen"
"Gabriel Kuri, Elad Lassry, Claude Lévêque, Linder, Mathieu Mercier, Jonathan Monk, Sarah Morris, Richard Prince, Collier Schorr, John Stezaker, Catherine Sullivan, Kelley Walker, Gary Webb, Lawrence Weiner, TJ Wilcox, Cerith Wyn Evans 2012 with Tom Burr, Nicolas Giraud, David Malek, Jonathan Monk, Pavlos, Michael Riedel, Vittorio Santoro, John Stezaker, Blair Thurman, Morgane Tschiember, Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille, Lawrence Weiner with Alejandro Almanza Pereda, Kathryn Andrews, Hany Armanious, Fayçal Baghriche, Davide Balliano, Guillaume Bijl, Bill Bollinger, Shary Boyle, Christoph Büchel, Lizzi Bougatsos, Barbara Breitenfellner, Nina Canell, Nina Childress, Anne Collier, Claudia Comte, Susan Collis, Heather Cook, Sean Dack, Michael Dean,"
"(1993), Adrian Tomine (1993), Tom Hart (1994), Jessica Abel (1995), James Sturm (1996), Ellen Forney (1997), Jim Ottaviani (1997), Gene Yang (1997), Dawn Brown (1998), Jason Little (1998), David Choe (1999), Nick Bertozzi (1999), Jason Shiga (1999), Farel Dalrymple (2000), Anders Nilsen (2000), Leland Purvis (2000), Jordan Crane (2001), Brian Ralph (2001), Hans Rickheit (2001), Donna Barr (2002), Derek Kirk Kim (2002), Sonny Liew (2002), Lauren Weinstein (2002), Josh Neufeld (2004), Karl Stevens (2004), Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey (2004), David Heatley (2005), Jeff Lemire (2005), Jesse Moynihan (2006), and Blaise Larmee (2009). Xeric Foundation The Xeric Foundation is"
"Max Lantz, William Mattimore, C.J. Mourning, Phillip Powell, Vinia Ramos-Castro, Mari Villaluna, & Guadalupe Virgen. 2001-2002 Tanene Allison, Jesse Arreguin, Watson Attai, Kamel Jacot-Bell, Nadine Campeau, Kevin Chang, William Fosselman, Jeffrey Kwong, Max Lantz, Millicent Olawale, Maria Martin, Bridget Mejia, Anthony Valdez, Gerlie Vedad, Michael Geodzhayev, Mari Villaluna, & Vinia Ramos-Castro. 2000-2001 Tanene Allison, Jesse Arreguin, Kamel Jacot-Bell, Rolando Bonilla, William Fosselman, Michael Geodzhayev, Myron Howard-Johnson, Max Lantz, Benjamin Lockett, Maria Martin, Jessica Meksavan, Benjamin Matranga, Antonecha Smith, Anthony Valdez, Gerlie Vedad, Michael Geodzhayev & Mari Villaluna. 1999-2000 Jesse Arreguin, Jasmin D. Barker, Bill Barnes, Joseph Richard baxter, Rachel Bolden-Kramer,"
"and Charles Bernstein and later organized through James Sherry's Segue Foundation and curated by Mitch Highfill, Jeanne Lance, Andrew Levy, Rob Fitterman, Laynie Brown, Alan Davies, and The Poetry Society of New York; Folio Books in Washington, D.C., founded by Doug Lang; and the Grand Piano reading series in San Francisco, which was curated by Barrett Watten, Ron Silliman, Tom Mandel, Rae Armantrout, Ted Pearson, Carla Harryman, and Steve Benson at various times. Poets, some of whom have been mentioned above, who were associated with the first wave of Language poetry include: Rae Armantrout, Stephen Rodefer (1940–2015), Steve Benson, Abigail"
"Arne Eigenfeldt, Karlheinz Essl, Carlo Forlivesi, David Gamper, J. Ryan Garber, Robert Gluck, Daniel Goode, David Gunn, James Harley, David Evan Jones, Richard Kostelanetz, Gintas K, Joan La Barbara, Le Tuan Hung, Mary Jane Leach, Elainie Lillios, John Link, Guy Livingston, Annea Lockwood, Chris Mann, Al Margolis, Mike McFerron, Diana McIntosh, Christian McLeer, David Morneau, John Oliver, Pauline Oliveros, Marco Oppedisano, Cezary Ostrowski, Frank J. Oteri, Robert W. Parker, Maggi Payne, Sarah Peebles, Anne van Schothorst, Daria Semegen, Alex Shapiro, Judith Shatin, Alice Shields, Juan Maria Solare, Laurie Spiegel, Allen Strange, Robert Scott Thompson, Barry Truax, Eldad Tsabary, Robert Voisey,"
"Leslie Ullman, Johannah Rodgers, Jeremy Brunger, Richard Jackson, Dawn Raffel, Russell Working, Lynne Tillman, Jack Myers, and Domenic Stansberry. Canadian writers include: Leon Rooke, Diane Schoemperlen, Mavis Gallant, Bill Gaston, Mark Anthony Jarman, Ann Ireland, David Helwig, Mike Barnes, Danila Botha, Michael Bryson, John B. Lee, Karen Mulhallen, Stephen Henighan, Genni Gunn, Goran Simic, Dave Margoshes, Keith Maillard, Cynthia Flood, Tess Fragoulis, Clark Blaise, Steven Heighton, Connie Gault, R. W. Gray, David Homel, Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer, Gilles Pellerin, Dawn Promislow, Ian Colford and Jack Hodgins. From the UK: Andrew Gallix, Gabriel Josipovici, Fernando Sdrigotti, Victoria Best, Martin Dean, Joanna Walsh, and"
"Szeps, Peter Gwynne, Stefan Dennis, Peter Curtin, Carmel Millhouse, Carl Bleazby, Stuart Finch, Lulu Pinkus, Peter Ford, Stewart Faichney, Rosie Sturgess, Judith Dick, Kim Krejus, Joan Letch and Bruce Kerr. Volume 4 containing episodes 79-104 was released on 29 January 2018 and features Peta Toppano, John Diedrich, Rebecca Gilling, Tom Oliver, Lynn Rainbow, Val Jellay, Penne Hackforth-Jones, Ernie Bourne, Joanne Samuel, Steve Bisley, Sigrid Thornton, Ian Gilmour, Julia Blake, Billie Hammerberg, Liddy Clark and Betty Bobbitt. Volume 5 containing episodes 105-130 was released on 13 April 2018 and features Mel Gibson, Judith McGrath, John Diedrich, John Walton, Ian Gilmour, Graham"
"Karari, Brother John Hammon, Tina Lennert, Dana Daniels, Stan Allen, Rocco, Frank Garcia, Meir Yedid, Korari, and Dai Vernon. Don Alan, Jade, Mac King, Michael Weber, Tony Chapek, Jade, Terry Seabrook, Robert Dorian, Chuck Fayne, Joaquin Ayala, and Mark Wilson. Hank Mororehouse, David Roth, Colombini, Jay Scott Berry, John Cornelius, Columbini, Dick Ryan, Jon Racherbaumer, and Terry Evanswood. Satoru Furakawa, David Williamson, Martin Lewis, Justin Willman, and Billy McComb. Kevin James, Pat Page & Alan Shaxon, Jon Racherbaumer, Nick Lewin, Chris Korn, Scotty York, Tom Mullica, and Eddie Fields. John Calvert, Justin willman, Jade, topas, Vito Lupo, Aye Jaye, Bob"
"pro-euthanasia doctor Philip Nitschke, ""The Act of Killing"" director Joshua Oppenheimer, journalist and writer Jon Ronson, true crime writer and Ted Bundy co-worker Ann Rule, the Lizardman Erik Sprague, African-American pro-Israel political activist and Zionist Chloé Valdary, Jewish activist against child sexual abuse Manny Waks, psychic Lisa Williams and John Safran's dad, Alex. After discovering that a subject of his series ""Race Relations"", ""Mississippi's most notorious white supremacist"" Richard Barrett had been murdered, Safran returned to Mississippi to cover the trial. In 2013 Penguin Books published Safran's memoir of his experiences on this trip, ""Murder in Mississippi"" (published as ""God'll"
"Evans Lotte Gertz, Lucy McEachan, Lynn Hynd, Iain Hetherington, Michael Hill Johnston, Michael Stumpf, Cara Tolmie Esq, Morag Keil, Giles Bailey, Laura Aldridge, tim Facey, Victoria Skogsberg, Salomeh Grace, Levi Hanes, Helen Tubridy, Conal McStravick, “JENS” Sssssssssssttttraandberg!!!, Rebecca Wilcox, Tom Varley, Amelia Bywater, Mark BRIGGSY Briggs, Carrie Skinner, Claire and Guiseppe Shallcross and Mistretta, Chris Dyson, Darren Rhymes, Hannes Hellstrom, Emilia Muller-Ginorio, Kari Robertson, John Nicol, Nick Thomas, Gordon “The Disappointment” Douglas, Jennifer Bailey, Josee Aubin Ouellette, Sophie Pitt, Joe Sloan, Adam Lewis-Jacob, Alex Sarkisian, Winnie Herbstein, andrew black, Camara Taylor, Alberta Whittle, Sophie Mackfall, Nima Sene, Ashanti Sharda Harris,"
"D’Aiello, Stephen Dembski, Jed Distler, Kaeza Fearn, Daniel Felsenfeld, Daniel Gilliam, Daron Hagen, Wang Jie, Paula Kimper, Wendy Wan’ki Lee, Katarina Leyman, Eli Marshall, Jorge Martin, Daphna Mor, Frank Oteri, Glen Roven, David Rakowski, Jessica Rudman, She Ye, Faye-Ellen Silverman, Daniel Sonenberg, Dennis Tobenski, Craig Urquhart, Barbara White, Beth Wiemann, Peter Winkler, Randall Woolf, and Zhou Xu. Lyons served as Assistant Executive Director of the New York New Music Ensemble (2006-2008) and Executive Director of the Lotte Lehmann Foundation (2008-2011). She has served as Adjunct Assistant Professor at Bronx Community College (2006-2012), as a Special Projects Instructor for Empire State"
"for their lifetime achievement. Some more widely known awardees over the years have included John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, Clifton Chenier, Earl Scruggs, Michael Flatley, Shirley Caesar, Albertina Walker, Janette Carter, Koko Taylor, Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry, Jean Ritchie, Sunnyland Slim, Lydia Mendoza, Boozoo Chavis, Zakir Hussain, Helen Cordero, Margaret Tafoya, Santiago Jiménez, Jr., John Cephas, Bois Sec Ardoin, Mick Moloney, Clarence Fountain & the Blind Boys, Esther Martinez, and the Dixie Hummingbirds. The Smithsonian Institution features the Smithsonian Folklife Festival every June and July which attracts upwards of two million people to hear live performances and view demonstrations of"
"and Norman Lear, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Bill Maher. Shifting Baselines The Shifting Baselines Ocean Media Project was founded by scientist turned filmmaker, Dr. Randy Olson in 2002, with the ""modus operandi"" of communicating the gradual declining state of our oceans to a broad audience through the use of comedy/humor and Hollywood Celebrity. Since its creation, it has produced many environmental media campaigns, most notably a 2003 campaign and public service announcement, titled ""The Ocean Symphony PSA"", which starred such Hollywood actors/celebrities as Jack Black, Henry Winkler, Tom Arnold, and Madeleine Stowe, among many others. Their slogan of ""Create... Innovate... Communicate"""
"Oman, + Andrew Moskos + Lolu Ajayi, + Michael Diederich, + Matt Chapman, + Jessica Lowe, + Steven Svymbersky 2010 Political Party Maurice de Hond, Pep Rosenfeld, Greg Shapiro + Andrew Moskos + Brian Tjon Ajong 2010 Your Worst Fears Lolu Ajayi, Amber Ruffin, Pep Rosenfeld, Dave Schmoll + Rob AndristPlourde, Michael Diederich + Jessica Lowe + Matt Chapman + Brian Tjon Ajong, + Shane Oman, + Andrew Moskos + Steven Svymbersky 2010 There's No Such Thing as Sinterklaas Pep Rosenfeld, Greg Shapiro, Andrew Moskos + Brian Tjon Ajong + James Winder + Steven Svymbersky + Dave Schmoll 2011 Social"
", Thomas Rongen , Craig Scarpelli , Gregg Thompson , Thompson Usiyan , Barry Wallace , Alan Willey Tony Bono , David Byrne , Dan Canter , Stan Cummins , Chris Dangerfield , Drago Dumbović , Gary Etherington , Ken Fogarty , Jan Goossens , Ray Hudson , Bill Irwin , Mike Jeffries , Matt Kennedy , Tasso Koutsoukos , Tino Lettieri , Dwight Lodeweges , Bruce Miller , Kazbek Tambi , Gregg Thompson , Thompson Usiyan , Alan Willey Tony Bono , David Byrne , Dan Canter , Stan Cummins , Chris Dangerfield , Enzo Di Pede , Helmut"
"Lin Geiger, and Ron Sider, and has continued to attract many notable evangelical scholars to its ranks throughout the years. Samuel Escobar, David Fraser, Mike Mtika, Eloise Meneses, Sharon Gramby-Sobukwe, David Bronkema, Connie Ostwald, Nathan Corbitt, Judith Tshibangu, Leonard Mutesasira, Moses Dombo, Stan LeQuire and others too numerous to mention are in this list. SLD has been involved in many areas of research, including projects involved AIDS research, Sustainable Development, Partnerships and Political trends among churches. School of Leadership and Development The School's 'vision': Advancing the field of 'transformational development', the School of Leadership and Development (SLD) equips change agents"
"Ever Read"" (2009) and ""The Unbearables Big Book of Sex"" (2011) all published by Autonomedia. They are currently working on their sixth one, ""From Somewhere To Nowhere: The End of the American Dream"". The Unbearables, who as of October 2013 included Kolm, Sharon Mesmer, Max Blagg, Chavisa Woods, Michael Carter, Jim Feast, Bonny Finberg, John Farris (d. 2016), Peter Lamborn Wilson, Merry Fortune, Joe Maynard, Alfred Vitale, Shalom Neuman, Jill Rapaport, Thaddeus Rutkowski, Hal Sirowitz, Sparrow, Susan Scutti, Mike Topp, Lee Klein, Carl Watson, Carol Wierzbicki, Bart Plantenga, Tom Savage, Steve Dalachinsky, Yuko Otomo, Tsaurah Litzky, Fly, Karen Lillis, Mitch"
"Morgan, Garielle Whittle, Helgi Tomasson, Fernando Bujones, Gelsey Kirkland, Heather Watts, Merrill Ashley, Lourdes Lopez, Jock Soto, Peter Boal, Alexandra Waterbury, Victoria Rowell, Kyra Nichols, Darci Kistler, Patrick Bissell, Damian Woetzel, Ethan Stiefel, Wendy Whelan, Alan Bergman, Llanchie Stevenson, and Paloma Herrera as well as celebrities Sean Young, Ashlee Simpson, Macaulay Culkin, Lawrence Leritz, Vanessa Carlton, Megan Mullally, Alex Westerman, and Madeleine Martin. Lawrence A. Wien, his daughters and their families founded the Mae L. Wien Awards in their mother's name. SAB students are chosen each year on the basis of their outstanding promise and a faculty member is honored"
"and picketed during the 2007–08 Writers Guild of America strike. When interviewed, he said, ""We all know how lucky we are to have the jobs we have. We're not asking for much. You have to change the rules because people are watching TV in a different way."" Even so, he mentioned in interviews that he regretted missing much of the presidential election primary season. Meyers performed in his final episode of ""SNL"" February 1, 2014. Strong, Poehler, Bill Hader in character as Stefon, Andy Samberg, and Fred Armisen as former New York state governor David Paterson joined him at the"
"Faas, Sean Flynn, Henri Huet, Luong Nghia Dung, Francoise de Mulder, Roland Neveau, Nguyen Van Bao, Tim Page, Dana Stone, Tiziano Terzani and Lance Woodruff. A similar auction a few years later, also in Bangkok, raised more funds. IMMF-Thailand provided training for nearly 900 journalists from Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar, conducting 23 regional training courses in Thailand and 25 workshops in the five countries from 1994 to 2009. It pioneered the concept of bringing journalists from the region together on courses as well as training media inside military-ruled Myanmar prior to 2010 and in remote areas of Laos."
"Gish Gen. ""Numéro Cinq"" has published stories, poems, creative non-fiction, sermons, plays, screenplays, photographs, and art work by new and established writers and artists. American writers include: Madison Smartt Bell, Lydia Davis, Sam Savage, Steve Almond, Dodie Bellamy, Jen Bervin, Eula Biss, Jody Bolz, David Ferry, Rigoberto González, Donald Hall, Noy Holland, Shane Jones, Pierre Joris, Gordon Lish, Micheline Aharonian Marcom, Joseph McElroy, Greg Mulcahy, David Wojahn, Robert Wrigley, Diane Williams, William Olsen, Nancy Eimers, Brad Watson, Anthony Doerr, Keith Lee Morris, Darin Strauss, Trinie Dalton, Nance Van Winckel, Joe David Bellamy, Jess Row, Sydney Lea, David Rivard, Donald Breckenridge,"
"(DK), Julian Barnes (UK), Caroline Bergvall (NO/FR), Tomas Espedal (NO), Trisse Gejl (DK), Beate Grimsrud (NO), Jens Christian Grøndahl (DK), Merete Pryds Helle (DK), Peder Frederik Jensen (DK), Erica Jong (DK), Jonas Hassen Khemiri (SE), Karl Ove Knausgård (NO), Maja Lucas (DK), Tomas Lagermand Lundme (DK), Hannah Lutz (DK), Klaus Lynggaard (DK), Claudio Magris (IT), Alen Meskovic (DK), Maja Mittag (DK), Jóanes Nielsen (FA), Chigozie Obioma (NG), Morten Pape (DK), Halfdan Pisket (DK), Bjørn Rasmussen (DK), Steve Roggenbuck (US), Rike Scheffler (DE), Kristina Stoltz (DK), Abdellah Taïa (MA), Olga Ravn (DK), Søren Ulrik Thomsen (DK), Kirsten Thorup (DK), Olga Tokarczuk"