Hall Monitor is a Canadian expatriate living in Liberty Lake, Washington, a fast growing community which is near the Washington state line between Spokane, Washington and Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

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I am an active editor of mostly biographical-related content, with a focus on sports, entertainment and computers. On occasion I like to wander, and you're likely to find me editing articles on nearly any subject.

• '...that Arthur Jones, the founder of the Nautilus exercise equipment company, is also the creator of the "Jumbolair" estate, a haven of 350 acres for orphaned African elephants and other wildlife?'

• '...that baseball player Randy Myers earned a full salary of USD$ 6,916,667.00 in 2000 while unable to pitch due to a damaged shoulder?'

• Allan Kayser, film and television actor
• Barbara Becnel, writer and confidant of Stanley Williams
• Ben Kelso, basketball player
• Bill Swift, baseball player
• Bill Wegman, baseball player
• Byron Allen, comedian and talkshow host
• Chris Brown, baseball player
• Dane Krager, arena football player
• David Loverne, football player
• David Vanterpool, basketball player
• Derek Anderson, basketball player
• Dick Sharon, baseball player
• Don Wilson, baseball player
• Edward Gnehm, U.S. ambassador
• Elizabeth Fishel, journalist and author
• Erik Daniels, basketball player
• Graham Taylor (author), Anglican priest and author
• Jack Ramsay, basketball coach
• Jarron Collins, basketball player
• Jim Fowler, zoologist and television personality
• Joe Weider, bodybuilding advocate and magazine publisher
• John J. Flanagan, New York senator
• John Mayasich, hockey player
• Jon Cannon, baseball player
• Ken Carpenter, discus thrower
• Ken Landreaux, baseball player
• Ken Richardson, hockey player
• Lance Johnson, baseball player
• LaVell Boyd, football player
• Loren Toews, football player
• Mack 10, rapper
• Marc Selz, film director
• Mark Guthrie, baseball player
• Martin Anderson, died after beating at youth boot camp
• Mario Domínguez, racecar driver
• Michael Krasny (businessman), billionaire
• Michael Sellers, football player
• Mike Couchee, baseball player
• Mitsuo Yanagimachi, film director
• Paul McClellan, baseball player
• Pete Rose Jr., baseball player (son of Pete Rose)
• Pete Varney, baseball player
• Randy Myers, baseball player
• Rich Galen, columnist and press secretary
• Richie Rich (designer), clothing designer
• Robert Dodd, baseball player
• Ryan Buchter, baseball player
• Rushad Eggleston, cellist
• Scott Bairstow, actor and rapist
• Scott Erickson, baseball player
• Scott Klingenbeck, baseball player
• Sheila MacRae, actress
• Skip Ewing, songwriter and recording artist
• Sonia Dresdel, actress
• Terry Rossio, screenwriter and film producer
• Thom Hatch, historian and writer
• Toby Stevenson, pole vaulter
• Todd Hundley, baseball player
• Trajan Langdon, basketball player
• Woody Sauldsberry, basketball player

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