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Bill Hunt. William Frances Irwin „Bill” Hunt (ur. 28 września 1929 w Te Kuiti, zm. 29 listopada 2009 tamże [1]) – nowozelandzki narciarz alpejski, dwukrotny olimpijczyk, sześciokrotny mistrz kraju. Urodził się na rodzinnej farmie pięć kilometrów od Te Kuiti. W szkole uprawiał rugby, krykieta, tenis i pływanie, bowiem inne sporty ...
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9. Nov. 2020 · I see many of my former technology-colleagues now suddenly eager to return to government- or join for the first time- and I’m very excited to work with you all again! That being said, here are a few thoughts from someone who stuck around for the hard parts over the last 4 years.
Bill Hunt is the founder and Editor in Chief of The Digital Bits, and the co-author (with Todd Doogan) of the Amazon Top 50 selling book The Digital Bits: Insiders Guide to DVD. Hunt launched The Bits website in 1997, in the early days of the DVD format, to bring together the Hollywood film community and movie fans from around the world.
Enter stage left, Bill Hunt of ELO and Wizzard fame, back in the fold with a new single that cocks a snook at an industry still busily trying to eat itself extinct. As a keyboard and French horn session player for The Move and figuring in the original line ups of ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) and Wizzard, Bill is back to “test the waters with a record that is a tribute to ELO and the sound ...
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Bill's nephew, Miles Hunt is a member of "The Wonderstuff" and they release their first single in three years on April 21st, Record Store Day. The release launches the band’s ‘From The Midlands With Love’ project, a series of double A-side 7” inch vinyl singles, featuring cover versions of a few of the band’s favourite Midlands-produced music. This first release comprises of The ...
