Golan Yosef (Gouda, August 20, 1984) is a Dutch actor and dancer born in Gouda, the Netherlands. He is notable for playing Joaquín in The Cheetah Girls 2, a count who is also a dancer.
Yosef starred at the Eurovision Grand Prix for Young Dancers for the Netherlands in 2001. He and dance partner Maartje Hermans presented a duet from Perfect Skin, made by Ed Wubbe. In April 2007 Yosef won the first prize in the Dance category of the 11th International Solo-Dance-Theater Festival.
Yosef danced in various productions of the Dutch National Ballet in Amsterdam.
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Yosef starred at the Eurovision Grand Prix for Young Dancers for the Netherlands in 2001. He and dance partner Maartje Hermans presented a duet from Perfect Skin, made by Ed Wubbe. In April 2007 Yosef won the first prize in the Dance category of the 11th International Solo-Dance-Theater Festival.
Yosef danced in various productions of the Dutch National Ballet in Amsterdam.
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Anton Trees (born 1984) is an Australian writer. He was born in Canberra, in the Australian Capital Territory. He was the political editor at the Australian magazine The Brag , and was a co-founder of The Sport Count, an Australian basketball website featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Arizona Republic
Trees lives in Albury, New South Wales.
Education
Trees attended Fort Street High School in Petersham, and the University of Sydney, where he studied Media & Communications, Religion, and Indigenous Australia.
Writing
Trees was the political editor, and a lifestyle writer, for four years at the Australian magazine The Brag. He was briefly the entertainment editor at Rouser, a Bondi-based multimedia entertainment company. Until 2008, he wrote for the Music Warship, a US-based music magazine.
Trees currently operates The Sport Count, an Australian basketball website.
Sound Engineering
Trees worked as an assistant sound engineer on the Bruce Springsteen album Lucky Town.
Music
Trees was the editor of the official website for Karma County, an ARIA award-winning Sydney group.. He briefly played didgeridoo for Machine Gun Fellatio.
Trees lives in Albury, New South Wales.
Education
Trees attended Fort Street High School in Petersham, and the University of Sydney, where he studied Media & Communications, Religion, and Indigenous Australia.
Writing
Trees was the political editor, and a lifestyle writer, for four years at the Australian magazine The Brag. He was briefly the entertainment editor at Rouser, a Bondi-based multimedia entertainment company. Until 2008, he wrote for the Music Warship, a US-based music magazine.
Trees currently operates The Sport Count, an Australian basketball website.
Sound Engineering
Trees worked as an assistant sound engineer on the Bruce Springsteen album Lucky Town.
Music
Trees was the editor of the official website for Karma County, an ARIA award-winning Sydney group.. He briefly played didgeridoo for Machine Gun Fellatio.
Alexander Vitlin (born 1983) is an Australian writer. He was born in the Paddington Hospital for Women in Sydney, New South Wales. He is currently the food editor for the Sydney-based lifestyle website TwoThousand, and was a co-founder of The Sport Count, an Australian basketball website featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Arizona Republic.
Education
Alexander attended Fort Street High School, and completed a Bachelor of Arts and Master in Publishing at the University of Sydney.
Photography
Alexander is credited with stills photography on the Bruce Springsteen album Lucky Town, but notoriously refused to shoot the stills for its sister album Human Touch due to his stance that they should have been released as a single album.
Education
Alexander attended Fort Street High School, and completed a Bachelor of Arts and Master in Publishing at the University of Sydney.
Photography
Alexander is credited with stills photography on the Bruce Springsteen album Lucky Town, but notoriously refused to shoot the stills for its sister album Human Touch due to his stance that they should have been released as a single album.
Michael Tang (born November 23 1995) is an American bowler in San Francisco, California.
On March 11 2006, Tang became the youngest person to bowl a perfect game at an event sanctioned by the United States Bowling Congress, a distinction he would hold for about nine months. He has an older brother named Darren Tang that goes to Balboa High School. On the day he set the record, he was 10 years, three months, and 16 days old.
Tang's perfect game came during play at Sea Bowl in the Daly City All Star Scratch Trios League in Pacifica, California. In two prior games that day, he had earned scores of 163 and 193, and his previous career high was a 234, scored in 2005. Tang began bowling at the age of six; he does not foresee a career in the sport, hoping instead to become a professional golfer.
On March 11 2006, Tang became the youngest person to bowl a perfect game at an event sanctioned by the United States Bowling Congress, a distinction he would hold for about nine months. He has an older brother named Darren Tang that goes to Balboa High School. On the day he set the record, he was 10 years, three months, and 16 days old.
Tang's perfect game came during play at Sea Bowl in the Daly City All Star Scratch Trios League in Pacifica, California. In two prior games that day, he had earned scores of 163 and 193, and his previous career high was a 234, scored in 2005. Tang began bowling at the age of six; he does not foresee a career in the sport, hoping instead to become a professional golfer.