Raven Hanson is a Eurasian model, writer, host and former radio DJ based in Hong Kong.
Hanson was raised in Hong Kong, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Her mother is Chinese/Nepalese Canadian, born in India and her father is English/Polish from London.
Hanson has modeled since 2000; major campaigns include Olay, Vidal Sassoon, Nokia, Samsung, Sprite, Honda, Chow Sang Sang, Biore, and Sunsilk. She has appeared on the cover of Harpers Bazaar and Shape Magazine.
Hanson has also been fashion and features editor of Hong Kong’s SPY Magazine and written for South China Morning Post newspaper. She contributes freelance writing to HipHongKong.com, American Nutrition Company and others.
Hanson has worked as a host at various concerts and media events.
She has acted in the short film Still by Albert Poon (Poon Yicksum), which aired at the Hong Kong Film Festival, and in the Nimal Jayawardena's feature film 3 Cities (to be released 2008).
Raven was a DJ on Singapore’s 987fm show Infohound in 2007.
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Hanson was raised in Hong Kong, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Her mother is Chinese/Nepalese Canadian, born in India and her father is English/Polish from London.
Hanson has modeled since 2000; major campaigns include Olay, Vidal Sassoon, Nokia, Samsung, Sprite, Honda, Chow Sang Sang, Biore, and Sunsilk. She has appeared on the cover of Harpers Bazaar and Shape Magazine.
Hanson has also been fashion and features editor of Hong Kong’s SPY Magazine and written for South China Morning Post newspaper. She contributes freelance writing to HipHongKong.com, American Nutrition Company and others.
Hanson has worked as a host at various concerts and media events.
She has acted in the short film Still by Albert Poon (Poon Yicksum), which aired at the Hong Kong Film Festival, and in the Nimal Jayawardena's feature film 3 Cities (to be released 2008).
Raven was a DJ on Singapore’s 987fm show Infohound in 2007.
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A Broheim bro-haIm) Is an increasingly popular blend greeting created by the US expatriate communities in Pan-Germanic Europe and the Nordic countries. The term literally translates to mean "Bro Home", however it has taken on the connotation of a term of endearment, and effectively means "Friend" or "My Brother" in local context. It is similar in vocative terms to "mate", "pal", "buddy", "dude", "man", and "che" in various other cutlures.
Linguistic Explaination and Origins
In Linguistics Broheim is what experts call a blend, code mixing, or language contact derivative, composed of colloquial West Coast American English slang and classic German. The term is often applied to friends or close associates whom share a common bond or background. The lingusitic blend originally created as a parody on Spanglish in and around Zurich, Switzerland, has become a viable word in the lexicon of urban Germanic culture and has been increasing in popularity in the subculture of Los Angeles and Santa Monica, California.
A Broheim bro-haIm) Is an increasingly popular blend greeting created by the US expatriate communities in Pan-Germanic Europe and the Nordic countries. The term literally translates to mean "Bro Home", however it has taken on the connotation of a term of endearment, and effectively means "Friend" or "My Brother" in local context. It is similar in vocative terms to "mate", "pal", "buddy", "dude", "man", and "che" in various other cutlures.
Linguistic Explaination and Origins
In Linguistics Broheim is what experts call a blend, code mixing, or language contact derivative, composed of colloquial West Coast American English slang and classic German. The term is often applied to friends or close associates whom share a common bond or background. The lingusitic blend originally created as a parody on Spanglish in and around Zurich, Switzerland, has become a viable word in the lexicon of urban Germanic culture and has been increasing in popularity in the subculture of Los Angeles and Santa Monica, California.
This is a list of characters who have died on the soap opera Family Affairs.
1990s
1997
* Sally Hart - Drowned
1998
* Helen Hart - Car Crash
* Elsa Gates - Smothered to death by husband Jack
* Jack Gates - Suicide by Gassing himself
1999
* Simon Thornton - Killed by Pamela Hargreaves
* Chris Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Annie Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Holly Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Jamie Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Sam Hart - Gas Explosion on Boat
* Angus Hart - Gas Explosion on Boat
* Melanie Farmer - Gas Explosion on boat
* Maggie Roswell - Car Crash
* Max Derwin - Heart Attack
2000s
2000
* Josh Matthews - Bludgeoned to death by Pete Callan
2002
* Kate Matherson - Car crash
* Dusty McHugh - Car crash in Jamaica
* Kelly Hurst - Fell down flight of stairs
2003
* Fern Farmer - Killed when Jake Walker drove into sandwich shop
* Robert Davenport - Killed when Jake Walker drove into sandwich shop
*Roy Farmer - Killed in Cybercafe fire
2004
*Mike Shaw - Hit head on floor after push from Lucy Day
2005
* Sean Steel - Stabbed to death by youths
* Pete Callan - Shot by S019 officers
* Yousef Shafiq - Illness
1990s
1997
* Sally Hart - Drowned
1998
* Helen Hart - Car Crash
* Elsa Gates - Smothered to death by husband Jack
* Jack Gates - Suicide by Gassing himself
1999
* Simon Thornton - Killed by Pamela Hargreaves
* Chris Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Annie Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Holly Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Jamie Hart - Gas Explosion on boat
* Sam Hart - Gas Explosion on Boat
* Angus Hart - Gas Explosion on Boat
* Melanie Farmer - Gas Explosion on boat
* Maggie Roswell - Car Crash
* Max Derwin - Heart Attack
2000s
2000
* Josh Matthews - Bludgeoned to death by Pete Callan
2002
* Kate Matherson - Car crash
* Dusty McHugh - Car crash in Jamaica
* Kelly Hurst - Fell down flight of stairs
2003
* Fern Farmer - Killed when Jake Walker drove into sandwich shop
* Robert Davenport - Killed when Jake Walker drove into sandwich shop
*Roy Farmer - Killed in Cybercafe fire
2004
*Mike Shaw - Hit head on floor after push from Lucy Day
2005
* Sean Steel - Stabbed to death by youths
* Pete Callan - Shot by S019 officers
* Yousef Shafiq - Illness
Noam Eliezer Josephides (born November 10, 1976 in Haifa, Israel) is a film writer and director. Formerly a vice president of marketing at several high technology companies, and an Israeli Air force officer; as a cinema director, he directs films, commercials and music videos.
Education
During his high-school years he studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and represented Israel in the international competition "Together to Mars" held by NASA's Planetary Society. He designed a system for compressing the Martian atmosphere and using it to fuel special "hoppers" that will enable researchers to move around the planet, utilizing the solar power for the production of the fuel and designing the custom motor that will use it to propel the hoppers.
He has majored in Physics with a specially-honored work on black holes and the quantum theory.
After completing his army service, Noam Josephides has graduated from Tel Aviv University, majoring in Film&TV studies. He was the first student ever to be accepted and graduate both the Film direction and the Screenwriting departments simultaneously.
Army Service
Noam E. Josephides has served in the Israeli Air Force up to the rank of Captain, from filght cadet in the Israeli flight academy to an operational service as an officer.
Filmography
"Tuichi" - Fiction feature-film. Currently in Pre-Producrion and planned for shooting fall 2006 in Brazil, Bolivia and the Amazonian jungle.
"Alex" – Fiction. Winner of "Best Director" award at Fox Studios' "Baja California International Film Festival", nominee for "Best Film" and "Best Actor" awards, selected for the official competition at dozens of film festivals around the world.
"The Game is Bigger than Life" – Short fiction. Produced for the Federal International Football Association, winner of two FICTS awards at the "Movies, Sports & TV" festival in Milan, Italy.
"Stray Weeds in Paradise" – Winner of the "Snunit" award by Israel's Second Authority for Television and Radio.
"Choices" – Documentary. Produced with support of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs as an "Israeli Culture Ambassador". Currently in editing.
"Let it Go" – Short fiction. Chosen by the Tel Aviv University Social Sciences department to be part of the Gender Studies syllabus.
"Sigapo" – Music video. Nominated for "Best Music Video" award for 2005-6, holds the Israeli Music Channel record for entering the "10 Most Wanted" list, winner of Special Mention for 2005 best music videos.
Direction of commercials, music videos, fictional shorts and marketing films.
Education
During his high-school years he studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry and represented Israel in the international competition "Together to Mars" held by NASA's Planetary Society. He designed a system for compressing the Martian atmosphere and using it to fuel special "hoppers" that will enable researchers to move around the planet, utilizing the solar power for the production of the fuel and designing the custom motor that will use it to propel the hoppers.
He has majored in Physics with a specially-honored work on black holes and the quantum theory.
After completing his army service, Noam Josephides has graduated from Tel Aviv University, majoring in Film&TV studies. He was the first student ever to be accepted and graduate both the Film direction and the Screenwriting departments simultaneously.
Army Service
Noam E. Josephides has served in the Israeli Air Force up to the rank of Captain, from filght cadet in the Israeli flight academy to an operational service as an officer.
Filmography
"Tuichi" - Fiction feature-film. Currently in Pre-Producrion and planned for shooting fall 2006 in Brazil, Bolivia and the Amazonian jungle.
"Alex" – Fiction. Winner of "Best Director" award at Fox Studios' "Baja California International Film Festival", nominee for "Best Film" and "Best Actor" awards, selected for the official competition at dozens of film festivals around the world.
"The Game is Bigger than Life" – Short fiction. Produced for the Federal International Football Association, winner of two FICTS awards at the "Movies, Sports & TV" festival in Milan, Italy.
"Stray Weeds in Paradise" – Winner of the "Snunit" award by Israel's Second Authority for Television and Radio.
"Choices" – Documentary. Produced with support of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs as an "Israeli Culture Ambassador". Currently in editing.
"Let it Go" – Short fiction. Chosen by the Tel Aviv University Social Sciences department to be part of the Gender Studies syllabus.
"Sigapo" – Music video. Nominated for "Best Music Video" award for 2005-6, holds the Israeli Music Channel record for entering the "10 Most Wanted" list, winner of Special Mention for 2005 best music videos.
Direction of commercials, music videos, fictional shorts and marketing films.