David H. Lawrence XVII - Revision history

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2012-03-15T04:44:36Z

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About: la noire

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	In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.		In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.

	David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]]. He also ~~worked~~ ~~with~~ ~~[[Greg Grunberg]] voicing~~ the game ''L.A. Noire''.		David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]]. He also did voicework on the video game ''L.A. Noire'' with [[Greg Grunberg]], [[Kate Connor]], [[Jared Ward]], [[Benjamin Byron Davis]], [[Ron Perkins]], [[John Thaddeus]], [[William Charlton]], [[Wiley Pickett]], [[Michael Silver]], [[John Prosky]], [[Ned Vaughn]], [[Andrew Connolly]], [[Dusty Sorg]], and [[Ryan Smith]].

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2011-07-13T01:00:47Z

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	In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.		In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.

	David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]]. He also ~~work~~ with [[Greg Grunberg]] voicing the game ''L.A. Noire''.		David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]]. He also worked with [[Greg Grunberg]] voicing the game ''L.A. Noire''.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Gabrielense at 21:02, 23 June 2011

2011-06-23T21:02:11Z

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2011-06-23T21:02:11Z

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	In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.		In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.

	David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]].		David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]]. He also work with [[Greg Grunberg]] voicing the game ''L.A. Noire''.

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2010-04-23T16:45:19Z

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2010-04-23T16:45:19Z

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	In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.		In addition to acting and radio work, Lawrence worked in technology including stints at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and America Online. Lawrence's voice can still be heard on the automated voice system for America Online's technical support telephone system. Although others claim credit, David Lawrence is arguably one of the creators of the concept of podcasting. His "Personal Netcast," a downloadable version of his radio show, made its debut in 1994, long before the existence of the iPod and well before later claimants to the throne. He also developed a micro-payments system, called [http://www.showtaxi.com Show Taxi], for paid podcast distribution.

	David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. ~~He stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'' along~~ with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]].		David has appeared in ''[[Lostpedia:David H. Lawrence XVII\|Lost]]'' (in an episode directed by [[Paul Edwards]]) and ''CSI: Crime Scene Investigation'' (with [[David Berman]] and [[Archie Kao]]). He has also held appearances in ''The Unit'' and ''Frank T.V.'' Aside from his acting roles, David was the executive producer for the film short, ''My Name is Wallace'' and is the producer/co-writer for the video game ''Saints Row''. Along with other ''Heroes'' actors [[Leonard Roberts]] and [[Noah Gray-Cabey]], David stars in the 2010 film ''Pizza Man'', which is co-produced by [[Foz McDermott]].

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2010-04-21T00:30:34Z

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