Matthew Williams
Welsh footballer, played for various clubs
Born
November 5th, 1982
43 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United Kingdom
Links & References
A professional footballer, primarily played as a midfielder. Started career at Cardiff City, making his senior debut in 2001. Played for several clubs including Wrexham and Hereford United. Contributed to league campaigns and cup runs throughout his career. After retiring, involved in coaching and youth development, continuing engagement with football.
Debuted for Cardiff City in 2001
Played for Wrexham and Hereford United
Other People Born on November 5th
Ida Tarbell
A prominent journalist and reformer, contributed significantly to the field of investigative journalism. Focused on issues of corporate corruption and monopolistic practices, particularly regarding the oil industry. Wrote 'The History of the Standard Oil Company', which exposed unethical practices of John D. Rockefeller and led to public outcry. Pioneered methods in journalism that combined thorough research with compelling storytelling, influencing future generations of journalists. Also held various teaching positions throughout her career, sharing knowledge on investigative techniques.
Continue ReadingDon Falcone
Born in 1958, this American keyboard player, songwriter, and producer became recognized for contributions to various musical genres. Composed and performed music with several groups, including the band Spirit. Collaborated with notable artists and worked in the field of music production, contributing to a range of albums across different styles. His work helped shape the sound of progressive rock and electronic music during his career.
Continue ReadingOtto Wahle
Born in Austria, a swimmer relocated to the United States. Competed at the 1900 Summer Olympics in Paris, finishing fourth in the 200m freestyle. Later established a successful coaching career, mentoring numerous swimmers. Contributed to the growth of competitive swimming in America and developed training techniques for aspiring athletes.
Continue ReadingW. Allen Wallis
Wallis contributed significantly to the fields of economics and statistics. He served as the Chief Economist for the U.S. Army during World War II and later held positions in academia, including at the University of Chicago and the University of Rochester. Wallis was a pioneer in the development of econometrics and the application of statistical methods to economic problems. His research included work on consumer behavior, and he published numerous articles and books throughout his career. Wallis was an active participant in the establishment of the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Continue ReadingRaymond Loewy
An influential figure in industrial design, focused on streamlining and modernizing everyday products. Contributed to major projects across various sectors including transportation, appliances, and corporate branding. Worked on iconic designs such as the Boeing Stratocruiser and the Coca-Cola vending machine. Established a brand identity for multiple companies and is considered a pioneer in the field of industrial design.
Continue ReadingMike Score
A singer-songwriter and keyboard player, contributed to the formation of the band A Flock of Seagulls in 1980. The band gained significant popularity during the 1980s, particularly with the hit single 'I Ran (So Far Away)'. This track reached high positions on charts in the United States and the United Kingdom, earning a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s) in 1983. The group achieved success with their distinctive sound and unique, futuristic image, representative of the new wave genre. Over the years, continued to perform and record music, maintaining a connection to the band's legacy and its influence on pop culture.
Continue Reading