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 17
Yndiara Asp
Olympic athlete
Isadora Pacheco
Olympic athlete
Márcio Alexandre Jr.
José Augusto Bernardo
Football player
Carlos Eduardo Lino
Journalist
Andrei Alba
Brazilian football player
Rafael Lima
Brazilian footballer
Fabiana Beltrame
Brazilian rower
Beto Fuscão
Football player
Arthur Chaves
Footballer
Arthuro
Brazilian former football player
Djony Mendes
Futsal player
Tainan Dalpra
Fulvio Aducci
Brazilian Politician
Maria Fernanda Alves
Brazilian tennis player
Jacinto Vera
Prelate
Agnaldo Liz
Brazilian football manager
Anderson Nocetti
Brazilian rower
Roberto Luiz Salum
Daniel Faraco
Brazilian Politician
Franklin Cascaes
Ceramist
Edison Andrino
Brazilian Politician
Luiz Delfino dos Santos
Brazilian author
Pier Carlo Bontempi
Italian architect
Franco Berrino
Epidemiologist
Dom Paulo Evaristo Arns
Brazilian reporter
Zilda Arns
Brazilian pediatrician
Leonardo Ulrich Steiner
MC Pipokinha
Brazilian singer
Heriberto Arns
Educator
Terry de la Mesa Allen Sr.
Officer
Leven Cooper Allen
Military personnel
Jeff Heath
Baseball player
Jack Adams
Canadian ice hockey player
Cecilia Parker
American-Canadian film actress
Alex Delvecchio
Canadian ice hockey player
Harley Parker
Canadian artist
Bud Poile
Ice hockey player
Derek Sharp
Canadian singer
Rudy Migay
Ice hockey player
Derek Burney
Canadian executive
Joe Comuzzi
Former Member of the Canadian House of Commons
Gary Veneruzzo
Canadian ice hockey player
Bora Laskin
Canadian jurist
Gus Bodnar
Ice hockey centre
Marc Chorney
Ice hockey player
Stan Dromisky
Member of Parliament
