Bryan S. Higby is U.S. novelist and short story writer. His two published novels include The Diary of a Logos and a follow up: A Logos at Large. He currently resides in Jamestown, NY, where he works as the multi-media instructor/adviser to the students of Jamestown High School. Higby holds a BA in Theatre from SUNY Potsdam
Higby has also produced the following films:
* Mr. Tree Companion
* Speaking But Not Actually
* Billy Goes Home
* Pleasure
* Amuse
* The Tunnel
Higby's forthcoming novel, Genetic Tree will be published in 2007
Higby has also produced the following films:
* Mr. Tree Companion
* Speaking But Not Actually
* Billy Goes Home
* Pleasure
* Amuse
* The Tunnel
Higby's forthcoming novel, Genetic Tree will be published in 2007
Fox Products Corporation is a musical instrument manufacturer based in South Whitley, Indiana. They manufacture solely double reed instruments, namely; oboes, English horns, bassoons and contrabassoons. They manufacture under the brands Fox and Renard.
History
Fox Products was founded in 1949 by Hugo Fox after retiring as principal bassoonist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Today, Alan Fox, Hugo Fox's son, serves as the president.
History
Fox Products was founded in 1949 by Hugo Fox after retiring as principal bassoonist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Today, Alan Fox, Hugo Fox's son, serves as the president.
Marc Ferrero is an American producer.
Marc Ferrero is an award-winning producer who has established himself at many levels of film and television production. His varied and successful experiences have included both production managing and/or producing over 650 syndicated programs, in addition to projects in both long form and short form theatrical ventures. Most recently, Marc produced "TIME RIDERS" starring John Cleese, a thrilling edge-of-your-seat 3D attraction for Movie Park Germany.
Marc has also produced numerous films, including "PERCEPTIONS" starring Jason Ritter ("JOAN OF ARCADIA"); the boxing tale "BROKEN"; the acclaimed "CRIES FROM RAMAH" about a suicide bomber and a message of peace; and "THE 24 YEAR OLD VIRGIN", directed by the writer of "SWEET HOME ALABAMA". Marc has also produced content for several major theme park attractions, including: Disneyland Paris' Space Mountain, Universal Studios' Jurassic Park: The Ride and "THE SMALL SOLDIERS EXPERIENCE"; as well as several attractions for Walt Disney World's EPCOT Center. Marc was instrumental in the creation of Epcot's famous The American Adventure attraction, as well as and . He also produced Behind the Scenes segments for the web series "IN THE MOTHERHOOD" starring Leah Remini, Chelsea Handler, and Lainie Kazan.
Marc lives in Woodland Hills, California.
Marc Ferrero is an award-winning producer who has established himself at many levels of film and television production. His varied and successful experiences have included both production managing and/or producing over 650 syndicated programs, in addition to projects in both long form and short form theatrical ventures. Most recently, Marc produced "TIME RIDERS" starring John Cleese, a thrilling edge-of-your-seat 3D attraction for Movie Park Germany.
Marc has also produced numerous films, including "PERCEPTIONS" starring Jason Ritter ("JOAN OF ARCADIA"); the boxing tale "BROKEN"; the acclaimed "CRIES FROM RAMAH" about a suicide bomber and a message of peace; and "THE 24 YEAR OLD VIRGIN", directed by the writer of "SWEET HOME ALABAMA". Marc has also produced content for several major theme park attractions, including: Disneyland Paris' Space Mountain, Universal Studios' Jurassic Park: The Ride and "THE SMALL SOLDIERS EXPERIENCE"; as well as several attractions for Walt Disney World's EPCOT Center. Marc was instrumental in the creation of Epcot's famous The American Adventure attraction, as well as and . He also produced Behind the Scenes segments for the web series "IN THE MOTHERHOOD" starring Leah Remini, Chelsea Handler, and Lainie Kazan.
Marc lives in Woodland Hills, California.
N. Sama Iyengar (1891-1978) was a jurist in old Mysore state in India. He was born in the village of Sargur in Chamarajanagar district in Karnataka, India in 1891. His early life was an unusually difficult one. He lost his father at the age of three when he was killed by a bear in the thick forests surrounding Sargur. He was brought up as an only child by his handicapped mother who was deaf-mute. Despite these circumstances Sama Iyengar went on to study in Maharaja's college in Mysore and then to law college in Bombay. He returned to legal service in Mysore state. After appointments in various towns in Karnataka including Kolar, Chikmagalur, Tumkur, etc, he was appointed as Registrar of the Mysore High court in Bangalore by Darcy Reilly, the last serving British Chief Justice. Sama Iyengar retired as District and Sessions judge. He was an active member of the Theosophical Society including hearing Annie Besant speak and attending their annual conventions in Adyar, Madras. Sama Iyengar lived most of his later life in Mysore with neighbors that included the philosopher M. Hiriyanna and the family of R. K. Narayan.