tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
People born in Tar (First 49 people) - Page 108
Codie Elaine Oliver
Film producer
Hensleigh Wedgwood
British barrister
Francis Wedgwood
Potter
Joan Capdevila
Spanish former football player
Ramón Carnicer
Spanish composer
Pierre Oriola
Spanish basketball player
Josep Minguell Cardeñes
Spanish painter
Xavier Ribalta
Spanish singer-songwriter
Saifeddine Alami
Moroccan football player
Henri Miro
Canadian composer
Jaume Ponsarnau
Basketball coach
Jaume Minguell i Miret
Spanish painter
Sara Bailac
Senator of Spain
Josep Minguell Cardenyes
Artist
José María Cunillés
Film producer
Jaime Vilamajó
Spanish cyclist
Ignasi Girona i Targa
Businessperson
Hermann Kuprian
Austrian writer
Josep Comaposada i Gili
Spanish biographer
Ramón Boldú
Graphic novelist
Roman Verostko
American visual artist
Mark Hudis
American television writer
Greg Wrangler
Actor
Mark Whipple
American football coach
Brett Pesce
Ice hockey defenseman
Gary McLain
American basketball player
Judy Richardson
Filmmaker
Jeffrey Mark Deskovic
Oliver G. Traphagen
American architect
Ben Lemon
Carmen Leggio
J. David Bleich
Author
Clara Claiborne Park
American teacher
Ellen Barry
Correspondent
Deborah Markowitz
Former Vermont Secretary of State
Nick Bruel
American author
Nick Mingione
Baseball coach
Kimberly Fox
Actor
Sue de Beer
Artist
Seth Deitch
Actor ‧ Gene Deitch's son
Robert Carrier
American chef
John Braden
Actor
Kristian Truelsen
Actor
Joan Croydon
American actress
Marty Fine
American football coach
William Paulding, Jr.
Former Mayor of New York City
Charles D. Millard
Former United States Representative