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{{Infobox_Company |
Wikipedia is very North America heavy, but there are actually names from the continent on other Wikis rather than the English. In many cases this is because they are from nations or places that do not speak English and/or are poor nations.
company_name = Pita Pit|
company_logo = [[Image:pitapitnew.png|200px]] |
company_type = Private |
company_slogan = ''Fresh Thinking Healthy Eating'' |
foundation = [[1995]] in [[Kingston, Ontario]] |
founder = [[John Soliriadis]] and [[Nelson Lang]] |
location_city = Kingston, Ontario |
location_country = Canada |
key_people = [[John Soliriadis]], corporate founder<br /> [[Nelson Lang]], corporate founder <br /> [[Jack Riggs (Pita Pit)|Jack Riggs]], [[chief executive officer|CEO]] Pita Pit USA |
industry = [[Restaurants]] |
num_employees = |
revenue = |
net_income = |
products = |
homepage = [http://www.pitapit.com/ www.pitapit.com]
}}


[[Image:Newpitapitdenton.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Pita Pit restaurants are typically located near colleges and universities, such as this location across the street from the [[University of North Texas]] in [[Denton, TX]].]]
However in the case of the non-Quebec Canadian and USA sections this is not the case. It is not the case for many in the indigenous section either. These names just haven't drawn interest for whatever reason, but quality English-language sources are usually available for them. None of these, in any section, necessarily have to be translated from the foreign language Wikipedia.--[[User:T. Anthony|T. Anthony]] ([[User talk:T. Anthony|talk]]) 12:57, 2 August 2008 (UTC)
'''The Pita Pit''' is a quick service restaurant franchise serving [[pita]] sandwiches. The first shop was opened by John Sotiriadis and Nelson Lang in [[1995]] near [[Queen’s University]] in [[Kingston, Ontario]]. In [[1997]], The Pita Pit started to expand in [[Canada]]. Then in 1999, they began franchising in the [[United States]]. There are about 220 restaurants across the United States and Canada. The restaurants are usually located in [[college town|college towns]] and often are open for very late hours.


The pita wraps contain a main ingredient, like [[Cheesesteak|Philly cheesesteak]], [[falafel]] or chicken [[souvlaki]] and include other sandwich toppings available. Some of the fresh vegetables available include [[tomato]], [[onion]], [[lettuce]] and [[mushrooms]]. Three types of cheese are available ([[feta]], [[Cheddar cheese|cheddar]], [[swiss]]), as are several sauces (including [[tzatziki]], [[Caesar salad|Caesar salad dressing]] and [[honey mustard]].)
== North American indigenous people ==
[[Image:Wassaja.jpg|thumb|Wassaja aka Carlos Montezuma: A Yavapai activist]]
*[[Kiawak Ashoona]] - [[National Aboriginal Achievement Awards]]. [[:fr:Kiawak Ashoona]]
*[[Gloria Bird]] - American Indian author. [[:ca:Gloria Bird]]
*[[Andrew Jackson Blackbird]] - Author. [[:ca:Andrew Jackson Blackbird]]
*[[LaNada Boyer]] - Among those in the [[Occupation of Alcatraz]]. [[:ca:LaNada Boyer]]
*[[Shirley Cheechoo]] - Author, actor, etc. [[:ca:Shirley Cheechoo]]
*[[Colorow]] - [[Ute tribe]]sman. [[:de:Colorow]]
*[[Rupert Costo]] - [[Cahuilla]] writer and activist. [[:ca:Rupert Costo]] [[:es:Rupert Costo]]
*[[Myra Cree]] - TV personality. [[:fr:Myra Cree]]
*[[Carmen Gill-Casavant]] - [[Prix Gérard-Morisset]] winner. [[:fr:Carmen Gill-Casavant]]
*[[Roberta Hill-Whiteman]] - Oneida author. [[:ca:Roberta Hill Whiteman]] [[:es:Roberta Hill Whiteman]]
*[[James White Cloud]] - Chief of the [[Iowa tribe]]. [[:ca:James White Cloud]]
*[[Kondiaronk]] - [[Wyandot]] chief. [[:fr:Kondiaronk]]
*[[Madockawando]] - [[Penobscot]] sachem. [[:de:Madockawando]] [[:fr:Madockawando]]
*[[Jovette Marchessault]] - [[Governor General's Award for French language drama]]. [[:fr:Jovette Marchessault]]
*[[Carlos Montezuma]] [[:ca:Carlos Montezuma]] [[:es:Carlos Montezuma]]
*[[Lynn Moroney]] - Chickasaw writer. [[:ca:Lynn Moroney]]
*[[Teresa Morris]] - Algonquin/Tuscarora writer. [[:ca:Teresa Morris]] [[:es:Teresa Morris]]
*[[Mourning Dove (person)]] - Colville/Okanogan writer [[:ca:Mourning Dove]]
*[[John Milton Oskison]] - Author. [[:ca:John Milton Oskison]]
*[[Ghislain Picard]] - [[National Order of Quebec]] recipient. [[:fr:Ghislain Picard]]
*[[Marie Mason Potts]] - Maidu writer and activist. [[:ca:Marie Mason Potts]]
*[[Katherine Saubel]] - Cahuilla author and museum curator. [[:ca:Katherine Saubel]]
*[[Georges Sioui]] - Huron/Wyandot historian. [[:ca:Georges Sioui]]
*[[Paul Chaat Smith]] - Comanche author. [[:ca:Paul Chaat Smith]]
*[[Redbird Smith]] - [[Keetoowah Nighthawk Society]] person. [[:ca:Redbird Smith]]
*[[Jean Thompson Ssipsis]] - Penobscot sculptor. [[:ca:Jean Thompson Ssipsis]]
*[[Te Ata (Chickasaw)]] - A storyteller. [[:ca:Te Ata]]
*[[Teedyuscung]] - "King" of the eastern Delawares. [[:ca:Teedyuscung]]
*[[Lucy Thompson]] - [[American Book Award]] winning author. [[:ca:Lucy Thompson]]
*[[Dagmar Thorpe]] - Author. [[:ca:Dagmar Thorpe]]
*[[Chief Tishomingo]] - A leader of the Chickasaw people. [[:ca:Tishomingo]]
*[[Nicolas Vincent]] - [[Wyandot]] military chief. [[:fr:Nicolas Vincent]]
*[[Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve]] - Sioux writer. [[:ca:Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve]]
*[[John Wilson (Caddo)]] - [[Native American Church]] historic figure. [[:ca:John Wilson]]
*[[Joan Leslie Woodruff]] - Cherokee/Shawnee author. [[:ca:Joan Leslie Woodruff]]
*[[Muriel Wright]] - Choctaw historian. [[:de:Muriel Hazel Wright]]


Although there are several Pita Pit restaraunts that serve alcohol, The Pita Pit located in [[Denton, Texas]] (Pictured Above) is opening an adjacent bar called [[Beer Pit]], after the proposed name "[[UNT]] Beer Pit", was turned down by the [[University of North Texas]]. They are in the process of obtaining a liquor Liscense and will open in Janurary 2009.
Note: If you are particularly interested in this section see [[User:MadMax/Encyclopedia7]].--[[User:T. Anthony|T. Anthony]] ([[User talk:T. Anthony|talk]]) 13:38, 2 August 2008 (UTC)


== Canada ==
==External links==


*[http://www.pitapit.com Pita Pit site (Canada)]
=== English-speaking Canada ===
*[http://www.pitapitusa.com Pita Pit site (USA)]
*[[Phillip Barker]] - [[Genie Award]] winning director, producer, and screenwriter. [[:fr:Phillip Barker]]
*[http://media.www.ntdaily.com/media/storage/paper877/news/2008/07/17/News/New-Bar.To.Open.On.Fry.Street.Next.To.Pita.Pit-3391894.shtml (Nt Daily)]
*[[Norma Beecroft]] - Composer. [[:de:Norma Beecroft]]
*[[Norman C. Beaulieu]] - [[Thomas W. Eadie Medal]] winner. [[:fr:Norman Beaulieu]]
*[[Timothy Bond]] - Director, mostly does TV. [[:fr:Timothy Bond]]
*[[Clay Borris]] - A past nominee for the [[Genie Award for Best Original Screenplay]], also directs. [[:fr:Clay Borris]]
*[[Philip Child]] - [[1949]] [[Governor General's Award for English language fiction]]. [[:fr:Philip Child]]
*[[Judith Crawley]] - Director and screenwriter married to [[F. R. Crawley]]. [[:fr:Judith Crawley]]
*[[Stacey Stewart Curtis]] - Screenwriter. [[:fr:Stacy Stewart Curtis]]
*[[J. Chalmers Doane]] - Educator and ukelele player from [[Nova Scotia]]. [[:fr:J. Chalmers Doane]]
*[[Dave Derewlany]] - His films have been shown at the [[Toronto International Film Festival]]. [[:fr:Dave Derewlany]]
*[[Allan Eastman]] - A director for [[Road to Avonlea]], the new Outer Limits, SG1, and others. [[:fr:Allan Eastman]]
*[[Wayne Grigsby]] - [[Margaret Collier Award]] winner. [[:fr:Wayne Grigsby]]
*<s>[[Jack McCulloch]] - Nineteenth c. speedskater.</s> Created at 01:24 on [[October 12]], [[2008]] by [[User:Richard Arthur Norton (1958- )]]
*[[Krisy Myers]] - Speedskater who competed at the 2006 Winter Olympics. [[:nl:Krisy Myers]]
*[[Miklos Perlus]] - Actor and screenwriter. [[:de:Miklos Perlus]] [[:fr:Miklos Perlus]]
*[[Cathy Priestner]] - In the [[Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame]] for speedskating.[http://www.vancouver2010.com/en/OrganizingCommittee/AboutOrganizingCommittee/ExecutiveTeam/CathyPriestnerAllinger][http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/pr/cathy-priestner-1.html] [[:nl:Cathy Priestner]]
*[[John Lewis Robinson]] - [[Massey Medal]]ist. [[:fr:John Lewis Robinson]]
*[[Stephen Shellen]] - Actor and painter. [[:de:Stephen Shellen]] [[:fr:Stephen Shellen]]
*[[Donald Steven]] - [[Juno Award for Classical Composition of the Year]]. [[:de:Donald Steven]]
*[[Michael L.W. Thewalt]] - [[Rutherford Memorial Medal]]ist. [[:fr:Mike Thewalt]]
*[[Paul Tingley]] - Canadian Paralympic sailor. [[:de:Paul Tingley]]


[[Category:Fast-food chains of Canada]]
=== Quebec ===
[[Category:Fast-food chains of the United States]]
[[Image:Trillium DCD devant micro.jpg|thumb|Argentinian/Quebecois author Daniel Castillo Durante]]
[[Category:Companies established in 1995]]
*[[Roger Bertrand]] - Former [[President of the National Assembly of Quebec]]. [[:fr:Roger Bertrand]]
[[Category:Restaurants in Canada]]
*[[Jean Beaudin]] - Award-winning director. [[:fr:Jean Beaudin]] [[:it:Jean Beaudin]]
*[[Jacques Beaudry]] - [[Calixa-Lavallée Award]] winner. [[:fr:Jacques Beaudry]]
*[[Gilles Carle]] - [[Prix Albert-Tessier]] winner. [[:fr:Gilles Carle]]
*[[Fernand Dansereau]] - [[Prix Albert-Tessier]] winner. [[:fr:Fernand Dansereau]]
*[[Daniel Castillo Durante]] [[:fr:Daniel Castillo Durante]]
*[[André-Philippe Côté]] - A cartoonist. [[:fr:André-Philippe Côté]]
*[[Jean-Paul Daoust]] - [[1990]] [[Governor General's Award for French language poetry]]. [[:fr:Jean-Paul Daoust]]
*[[Angèle Delaunois]] - [[1998]] [[Governor General's Award for French language children's literature]] [[:fr:Angèle Delaunois|(fr)]]
*[[Pierre Deslongchamps]] - [[Prix Marie-Victorin]] winning chemist. [[:fr:Pierre Deslongchamps]]
*[[Marie Michèle Desrosiers]] - 1998 [[Juno Award for Francophone Album of the Year]]. [[:fr:Marie Michèle Desrosiers]]
*[[Nicolas Dickner]] - [[Prix Anne-Hébert]] winner. [[:fr:Nicolas Dickner]]
*[[Henri Dorion]] - [[Massey Medal]]ist. [[:fr:Henri Dorion]]
*[[Gilles Fontaine]] - Astrophysicist. [[:fr:Gilles Fontaine]]
*[[Joseph-Napoléon Francouer]] - Former [[President of the National Assembly of Quebec]]. [[:fr:Joseph-Napoléon Francoeur]]
*[[Roger Frappier]]- [[Prix Albert-Tessier]] winner. [[:fr:Roger Frappier]]
*[[Guy Frégault]] - [[J. B. Tyrrell Historical Medal]] and the [[Léo-Pariseau Prize]] winner. [[:fr:Guy Frégault]]
*[[Claire Gagnier]] - [[Calixa-Lavallée Award]] winner. [[:fr:Claire Gagnier]] [[:de:Claire Gagnier]]
*[[Yvan Guindon]] - [[Marcel-Piché Prize]] winner. [[:fr:Yvan Guindon]]
*[[Pavel Hamet]] - [[Prix Wilder-Penfield]], [[Marcel-Piché Prize]], and [[Prix Michel-Sarrazin]] winner. [[:fr:Pavel Hamet]]
*[[Jacques Hurtubise]] - Various art awards. [[:fr:Jacques Hurtubise]]
*[[Marcel Junius]] - 2003 [[Prix Gérard-Morisset]]. [[:fr:Marcel Junius]]
*[[Kresimir Krnjevic]] - [[Gairdner Foundation International Award]] winner. [[:fr:Kresimir Krnjevic]]
*[[Otto Kuchel]] - [[Marcel-Piché Prize]] winner. [[:fr:Otto Kuchel]]
*[[Maurice L'Abbé]] - [[Prix Armand-Frappier]] winner. [[:fr:Maurice L'Abbé]] [[:pl:Maurice L'Abbé]]
*[[Andréanne Lafond]] - [[Olivar-Asselin Award]] winner, originally French. [[:fr:Andréanne Lafond]]
*[[Bernard Lagacé]] - [[Prix Denise-Pelletier]] and [[Calixa-Lavallée Award]] wins. [[:fr:Bernard Lagacé]]
*[[Robert Lalonde]] - [[Governor General's Award for French language fiction]] winner. [[:fr:Robert Lalonde]]
*[[Pierre Lamy]] - [[Prix Albert-Tessier]] winner. [[:fr:Pierre Lamy (cinéaste)]]
*[[Jean Larose]] - Won the [[Governor General's Award for French language non-fiction]]. [[:fr:Jean Larose]]
*[[Guy Lechasseur]] - Former [[President of the National Assembly of Quebec]]. [[:fr:Guy Lechasseur]]
*[[Michel Lessard]] - [[Prix Gérard-Morisset]] winner. [[:fr:Michel Lessard]]
*[[Gérard Malchelosse]] - [[Pierre Chauveau Medal]] winner. [[:fr:Gérard Malchelosse]]
*[[Stanley Mason]] - [[Anselme Payen Award]] winner. [[:fr:Stanley Mason]] [[:it:Stanley Mason]]
*[[Roger Matton]] - [[Calixa-Lavallée Award]] win. [[:fr:Roger Matton]] [[:de:Roger Matton]]
*[[Norah McClintock]] - Has won 5 [[Arthur Ellis Awards]]. [[:fr:Norah McClintock]]
*[[Pierre Mignot]]- [[Prix Albert-Tessier]] winner. [[:fr:Pierre Mignot]] [[:de:Pierre Mignot]]
*[[Renée Morisset]] - Shared a [[Calixa-Lavallée Award]]. [[:fr:Renée Morisset]] [[:de:Renée Morisset]]
*[[Jacob Nicol]] - A deceased Senator. [[:fr:Jacob Nicol]]
*[[Fernand Ouellette]] - [[Prix Athanase-David]], [[Prix Alain-Grandbois]], & a [[Governor General's Award for French language fiction|Governor General's Award]] wins. [[:fr:Fernand Ouellette|(fr)]]
*[[Marie-Thérèse Paquin]] - [[Calixa-Lavallée Award]] winner. [[:fr:Marie-Thérèse Paquin]]
*[[Pierre Perrault]] - [[Governor General's Award for French language poetry or drama]] and a film director. [[:fr:Pierre Perrault]]
*[[René Pomerleau]] - [[Prix Marie-Victorin]] and [[Léo-Pariseau Prize]] winning botanist. [[:fr:René Pomerleau]] [[:pt:René Pomerleau]]
*[[Stéphane Poulin]] - [[Governor General's Award for French language children's illustration]], [[:fr:Stéphane Poulin]]
*[[Jean-François Pouliot]] - Quecois film director. [[:fr:Jean-François Pouliot]] [[:de:Jean-François Pouliot]]
*[[Rémi Quirion]] - Medicine, etc. [[:fr:Rémi Quirion]]
*[[Marcel Rioux]] - [[Prix Léon-Gérin]]. [[:fr:Marcel Rioux]]
*[[Christian Roy]] - [[Thomas W. Eadie Medal]]ist. [[:fr:Christian Roy]]
*[[Idola Saint-Jean]] - Suffragist. [[:fr:Idola Saint-Jean]]
*[[Chloé Sainte-Marie]] - [[Félix Award]] winner for contemporary folk music, also an actress. [[:fr:Chloé Sainte-Marie]]
*[[Daniel Sernine]] - [[Aurora Award]] winner and thrice nominated for Governor General's Awards. [[:fr:Daniel Sernine]]
*[[Theodore Sourkes]] - Biochemist. [[:fr:Theodore Sourkes]]
*[[Françoise Sullivan]] [[Prix Paul-Émile-Borduas]] winner. [[:fr:Françoise Sullivan]] [[:de:Françoise Sullivan]]
*[[Ricardo Trogi]] - [[Jutra Award]] for best director. [[:fr:Ricardo Trogi]]
*[[Jean-Louis Trudel]] - [[Aurora Award]] winner, also linked to Toronto. [[:fr:Jean-Louis Trudel]]
*[[Pierre Vadeboncoeur]] - [[Prix Athanase-David]] winner. [[:fr:Pierre Vadeboncoeur]]
*[[James D. Wuest]] - [[Rutherford Memorial Medal]]ist. [[:fr:James Wuest]]
*[[Andrée Yanacopoulo]] - A [[1993 Governor General's Awards|1993 Governor General's Award]][[:fr:Andrée Yanacopoulo]]


== Caribbean ==
*[[Tancrède Auguste]] - A former President of Haiti. [[:fr:Tancrède Auguste]] [[:de:Tancrède Auguste]] [[:ru:Огюст, Жан Антуан Танкред|(ru)]] [[:sv:Tancrède Auguste|(sv)]]
*[[Kenneth Baugh]] - Jamaican foreign minister. [[:fr:Kenneth Baugh]]
*[[Francisco Gregorio Billini]] - 19th c. President of the Dominican Republic. [[:es:Francisco Gregorio Billini|(es)]] [[:it:Francisco Gregorio Billini|(it)]]
*[[Ramón Cáceres]] - Once President of the Dominican Republic. [[:es:Ramón Cáceres]]
*[[Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal]] - A former President of Haiti. [[:de:Pierre Théoma Boisrond-Canal]] [[:sv:Pierre Boisrond-Canal|(sv)]]
*[[Gratien Candace]] - Once deputy of [[Guadeloupe]] and member of the [[Independent Radicals]]. [[:fr:Gratien Candace]]
*[[Flores Chaviano]] - Cuban composer. [[:es:Flores Chaviano]] [[:de:Flores Chaviano]]
*[[Boy Ecury]] - [[Golden Calf for Best Music]] winner from Aruba. [[:nl:Boy Ecury]]
*[[Euson]] - [[Zilveren Harp]] winner from Aruba. [[:nl:Euson]]
*[[Aldrico Amando Felida]] - Dancer from [[Curaçao]]. [[:nl:Aldrico Amando Felida]]
*[[Wilson Godett]] - Trade unionist and politician. [[:nl:Wilson Godett]]
*[[Joseph Ignace]] - Revolutionary from [[Guadeloupe]]. [[:fr:Joseph Ignace]]
*[[Cincinnatus Leconte]] - A former President of Haiti. [[:fr:Cincinnatus Leconte]] [[:de:Cincinnatus Leconte]] [[:sv:Cincinnatus Leconte]]
*[[Boeli van Leeuwen]] - Antillean writer. [[:nl:Boeli van Leeuwen]]
*[[François Denys Légitime]] - A former President of Haiti. [[:de:François Denys Légitime]] [[:sv:François Denys Légitime]]
*[[Mirna Louisa-Godett]] - A former [[List of Prime Ministers of the Netherlands Antilles|Prime Minister of the Netherlands Antilles]]. [[:nl:Mirna Louisa-Godett]]
*[[Fred Mitchell (Bahamas)]] - Former foreign minister. [[:fr:Fred Mitchell]]
*[[Billy Mo]] - Jazz trumpeter from Trinidad who had success in Germany. [[:de:Billy Mo]]
*[[Michel Morandais]] - Basketball player from [[Guadeloupe]]. [[:fr:Michel Morandais]] [[:es:Michel Morandais]] [[:it:Michel Morandais]]
*[[Ernest Moutoussamy]] - Guadaloupe politician of Asian Indian origin. [[:fr:Ernest Moutoussamy]]
*[[Elvin Nimrod]] - Grenadian foreign minister. [[:de:Elvin G. Nimrod]] [[:fr:Elvin Nimrod]]
*[[Amador Nita]] - [[Curaçao]] author and politician. [[:nl:Amador Nita]]
*[[Michel Oreste]] - A former President of Haiti. [[:fr:Michel Oreste]] [[:de:Michel Oreste]] [[:sv:Michel Oreste]]
*[[Miguel A. Pourier]] - A former [[List of Prime Ministers of the Netherlands Antilles|Prime Minister of the Netherlands Antilles]]. [[:nl:Miguel Pourier]]
*[[Yndamiro Restano Díaz]] - Cuban [[World Association of Newspapers' Golden Pen of Freedom Award|Golden Pen of Freedom Award]] winner. [[:fr:Yndamiro Restano Díaz]]
*[[Simone Schwarz-Bart]] - [[Guadeloupe]]an author. [[:fr:Simone Schwarz-Bart]]
*[[Eladio Victoria]] - Once President of the Dominican Republic. [[:es:Eladio Victoria]]
*[[Alejandro Woss y Gil]] - Twice President of the Dominican Republic. [[:es:Alejandro Woss y Gil]]
*[[Oreste Zamor]] - A former President of Haiti. [[:de:Oreste Zamor]] [[:sv:Oreste Zamor]]


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== Central America ==
*[[Manuel Aguilar Chacón]] - A 19th c. [[List of Presidents of Costa Rica|President of Costa Rica]] [[:es:Manuel Aguilar Chacón]]
*[[José Agustín Arango]] - Panamian politician. [[:es:José Agustín Arango]]
*[[José María Alfaro Zamora]] - A 19th c. [[List of Presidents of Costa Rica|President of Costa Rica]] [[:es:José María Alfaro Zamora]]
*[[Braulio Carrillo Colina]] - A former [[List of Presidents of Costa Rica|President of Costa Rica]] [[:es:Braulio Carrillo Colina]] [[:fr:Braulio Carrillo Colina|(fr)]] [[:pl:Braulio Carrillo Colina|(pl)]]
*[[Gil Colunje]] - Panamian poet. [[:es:Gil Colunje]]
*[[David Escobar Galindo]] - El Salvadoran author. [[:es:David Escobar Galindo]]
*[[Manuel Fernández Chacón]] - A 19th c. President of Costa Rica. [[:es:Manuel Fernández Chacón]]
*[[Augusto C. Coello]] - Writer of the Honduran anthem. [[:es:Augusto C. Coello]]
*[[René Figueroa]] - El Salvadoran interior minister. [[:es:René Figueroa]]
*[[Julio Fonseca]] - Costa Rican composer. [[:es:Julio Fonseca]] [[:fi:Julio Fonseca]]
*[[Lucila Gamero]] - Honduran author. [[:es:Lucila Gamero]]
*[[Medardo González]] - Leads the [[Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front]]. [[:es:Medardo González]]
*[[Darío Herrera]] - Panamanian writer. [[:es:Darío Herrera]]
*[[Francisco Laínez]] - El Salvadoran foreign minister. [[:fr:Francisco Laínez]]
*[[Zipacná de León]] - Guatemalan painter. [[:es:Zipacná de León]] [[:eo:Zipacná de León]]
*[[Adalberto de León Soto]] - Guatemalan sculptor. [[:es:Adalberto de León Soto]] [[:eo:Adalberto de León Soto]]
*[[Enrique Jaramillo Levi]] - Panamanian writer. [[:es:Enrique Jaramillo Levi]]
*[[Saturnino Lizano Gutiérrez]] - A 19th c. President of Costa Rica. [[:es:Saturnino Lizano Gutiérrez]] [[:fr:Saturnino Lizano Gutiérrez]]
*[[Francisco María Oreamuno Bonilla]] - A 19th c. VP & President of Costa Rica. [[:es:Francisco María Oreamuno Bonilla]]
*[[Miguel Mora Porras]] - A 19th c. President of Costa Rica. [[:es:Miguel Mora Porras]]
*[[Raquel Muñoz de Franco]] - Panamanian poet. [[:es:Raquel Muñoz de Franco]]
*[[Mónica Nágel]] - Costa Rican government minister of Chilean origin. [[:es:Mónica Nágel]]
*[[Ángel Edmundo Orellana]] - Honduran foreign minister. [[:fr:Ángel Edmundo Orellana]]
*[[Manuel José Pérez]] - Panamanian poet. [[:es:Manuel José Pérez]] [[:pt:Manuel José Pérez]]
*[[Roberto Joaquín Peréz-Franco]] - Panamanian writer. [[:es:Roberto Pérez-Franco]]
*[[José Rafael de Gallegos y Alvarado]] - A 19th c. Costa Rican President. [[:es:José Rafael de Gallegos y Alvarado]]
*[[Lil Milagro Ramírez]] - Poet and member of the [[Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front]]. [[:es:Lil Milagro Ramírez]]
*[[Carlos Sáenz Herrera]] - A VP of Costa Rica. [[:es:Carlos Sáenz Herrera]]
*[[Rogelio Sinán]] - Panamanian writer. [[:es:Rogelio Sinán]]
*[[Benjamín Zeledón]] - Nicaraguan revolutionary. [[:es:Benjamín Zeledón]]

== Greenland ==
*[[Lars Chemnitz]] - Politician. [[:da:Lars Chemnitz]] [[:et:Lars Chemnitz]] [[:no:Lars Chemnitz]]
*[[Ruth Heilmann]] - Chairs the [[Parliament of Greenland]]. [[:da:Ruth Heilmann]]
*[[Kuupik Kleist]] - Politician. [[:da:Kuupik Kleist]] [[:no:Kuupik Kleist]]
*[[Rasmus Lyberth]] - Singer and actor. [[:da:Rasmus Lyberth]] [[:sv:Rasmus Lyberth]]

== Mexico ==
*[[Amado Aguirre Santiago]] Mexican revolutionary and politician. [[:es:Amado Aguirre Santiago]]
*[[Diódoro Carrasco Altamirano]] - A former [[Governor of Oaxaca]]. [[:es:Diódoro Carrasco Altamirano]] [[:nl:Diódoro Carrasco]]
*[[Abraham Ángel]] - Mexican painter. [[:de:Abraham Ángel]] [[:es:Abraham Ángel]]
*[[Inés Arredondo]] - Writer. [[:es:Inés Arredondo]] [[:de:Inés Arredondo]]
*[[Esteban Baca Calderón]] - A Mexican governor and senator. [[:es:Esteban Baca Calderón]] [[:nl:Esteban Baca Calderón]]
*[[Mauricio Beuchot]] - Mexican philosopher. [[:es:Mauricio Beuchot]]
*[[Helia Bravo Hollis]] - Botanist. [[:de:Helia Bravo Hollis]] [[:pt:Helia Bravo]]
*[[Heliodoro Charis]] - Politician and soldier. [[:es:Heliodoro Charis]] [[:nl:Heliodoro Charis]]
*[[Joaquín Clausell]] - Painter. [[:es:Joaquín Clausell]] [[:fr:Joaquín Clausell]] [[:nl:Joaquín Clausell]]
*[[Salvador Contreras]] - Composer. [[:es:Salvador Contreras]] [[:de:Salvador Contreras]]
*[[Jorge Cuesta]] - Poet and chemist. [[:es:Jorge Cuesta]] [[:de:Jorge Cuesta]]
*[[Jesús Degollado]] - [[Cristero War]] general. [[:es:Jesús Degollado Guízar]] [[:nl:Jesús Degollado Guízar]]
*[[Alfredo Dugès]] - Zoologist. [[:es:Alfredo Dugès]] [[:fr:Alfredo Dugès]] [[:pt:Alfredo Dugés]]
*[[Roberto Fierro Villalobos]] - A [[Governor of Chihuahua]] and [[Cristero War]] person. [[:es:Roberto Fierro Villalobos]]
*[[Marcelino García Barragán]] - [[Secretariat of National Defense]] from 1964 to 1970. [[:es:Marcelino García Barragán]] [[:nl:Marcelino García Barragán]]
*[[Ignacio García Téllez]] - Deceased governmental minister. [[:es:Ignacio García Téllez]] [[:de:Ignacio García Téllez]] [[:nl:Ignacio García Téllez]]
*[[Jorge Emilio González Martínez]] - Leads the [[Ecologist Green Party of Mexico]]. [[:es:Jorge Emilio González Martínez]]
*[[Manuel Gual Vidal]] - Former [[Secretary of Public Education]]. [[:es:Manuel Gual Vidal]] [[:de:Manuel Gual Vidal]]
*[[Adolfo Guzmán Arenas]] - A [[National Science and Arts Prize]] winner. [[:es:Adolfo Guzmán Arenas]]
*[[Eduardo Hay]] - [[Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Mexico)]] from 1935 to 1940. [[:es:Eduardo Hay]]
*[[David Huerta]] - [[Xavier Villaurrutia Award]] winner. [[:es:David Huerta]]
*[[Alberto Isaac]] - [[Ariel Award]] winning director. [[:es:Alberto Isaac]]
*[[Jesús Kumate Rodríguez]] - Former [[Secretariat of Health]]. [[:es:Jesús Kumate Rodríguez]] [[:nl:Jesús Kumate Rodríguez]]
*[[Eduardo Lizalde]] - [[Xavier Villaurrutia Award]] winner. [[:es:Eduardo Lizalde]]
*[[Manuel Manilla]] - Caricaturist. [[:es:Manuel Manilla]] [[:de:Manuel Manilla]]
*[[José Luis Martínez]] - [[Alfonso Reyes International Prize]] winner. [[:es:José Luis Martínez]]
*[[Leopoldo Méndez]] - Graphic arts. [[:es:Leopoldo Méndez]] [[:de:Leopoldo Méndez]]
*[[Enrique del Moral]] - A [[National Science and Arts Prize]] winner. [[:es:Enrique Del Moral]] [[:de:Enrique del Moral]]
*[[Francisco J. Múgica]] - [[Federation of Parties of the Mexican People]] politician. [[:es:Francisco J. Múgica]] [[:nl:Francisco J. Múgica]]
*[[Guido Münch]] - [[Prince of Asturias Awards|Prince of Asturias Award]] winner. [[:ca:Guido Münch]] [[:es:Guido Münch]]
*[[Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo]] - Leader of the [[Party of the Democratic Revolution]]. [[:es:Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo]]
*[[Luis Padilla Nervo]] - Once [[President of the United Nations General Assembly]] [[:es:Luis Padilla Nervo|(es)]] [[:de:Luis Padilla Nervo|(de)]] [[:nl:Luis Padilla Nervo|(nl)]]
*[[Agustín Olachea]] - A former [[Governor of Baja California|Governor of the Federal North Territory of Baja California]]. [[:es:Agustín Olachea]] [[:nl:Agustín Olachea]]
*[[Gabriela Ortiz]] - Composer. [[:es:Gabriela Ortiz]] [[:de:Gabriela Ortiz]]
*[[Octavio Paredes López]] - A [[National Science and Arts Prize]] winner. [[:es:Octavio Paredes López]]
*[[Aristeo Pedroza]] - A fighting priest of the [[Cristero War]]. [[:es:Aristeo Pedroza]]
*[[Victoriano Ramírez]] - [[Cristero War]] general. [[:es:Victoriano Ramírez]]
*[[Fernando Serrano Migallón]] - Economist, etc. [[:es:Fernando Serrano Migallón]] [[:fr:Fernando Serrano Migallón]]
*[[Manuel Velasco Suárez]] - Former [[Governor of Chiapas]]. [[:es:Manuel Velasco Suárez]] [[:pt:Manuel Velasco Suárez]]
*[[Daniel Cabeza de Vaca]] - Previous [[Attorney General of Mexico]]. [[:es:Daniel Francisco Cabeza de Vaca]]
*[[Primo Villa Michel]] - A former [[Secretary of the Interior (Mexico)|Secretary of the Interior]]. [[:es:Primo Villa Michel]] [[:nl:Primo Villa Michel]]
*[[Felipe Villanueva]] - Composer. [[:es:Felipe Villanueva]] [[:de:Felipe Villanueva]]
*[[Alfredo Zalce]] - Artist. [[:es:Alfredo Zalce]] [[:de:Alfredo Zalce]]

== USA ==
*[[William Louis Abbott]] - Naturalist. [[:fr:William Louis Abbott]]
*[[Mike Abene]] - Jazz pianist. [[:fr:Mike Abene]]
*[[Catlin Adams]] - Film director. [[:fr:Catlin Adams]]
*[[Nina Akamu]] - Japanese-American sculptor from Oklahoma who's currently living in New York.[http://www.ninaakamu.com/biography.html] [[:fr:Nina Akamu]]
*[[Rodney Amateau]] - Screenwriter, director, and producer. [[:fr:Rodney Amateau]]
*[[Richard Artschwager]] - Member of [[The American Academy of Arts and Letters]]. [[:de:Richard Artschwager]] [[:fr:Richard Artschwager]] [[:nl:Richard Artschwager|(nl)]] [[:sv:Richard Artschwager|(sv)]]
*[[Aram Avakian]] - Film and TV editor plus director. [[:fr:Aram Avakian]]
*[[Robin Backhouse]] - Swimmer who earned a bronze medal at the 1972 Olympics. [[:de:Robin Backhouse]]
*[[James Henry Beard]] - Painter, brother to [[William Holbrook Beard]]. [[:de:James Beard]] [[:fr:James Henry Beard]]
*[[Frank Bencriscutto]] - Composer from [[Racine, Wisconsin]]. [[:de:Frank Bencriscutto]]
*[[Ted Berman]] - Screenwriter for Disney. [[:fr:Ted Berman]]
*[[Marguerite Bertsch]] - Film director and screenwriter. [[:fr:Marguerite Bertsch]]
*[[Roger Bondelli]] - Film editor. [[:fr:Roger Bondelli]]
*[[Patrizia von Brandenstein]] - Shared an [[Academy Award for Best Art Direction]]. [[:de:Patrizia von Brandenstein]]
*[[Radie Britain]] - Composer. [[:de:Radie Britain]]
*[[Don Burgess (cinematographer)]] [[:de:Don Burgess]] [[:ja:ドン・バージェス]]
*[[Carolyn Carlson]] - Dancer and choreographer from California. [[:de:Carolyn Carlson|(de)]] [[:fi:Carolyn Carlson|(fi)]] [[:fr:Carolyn Carlson|(fr)]] [[:it:Carolyn Carlson|(it)]] [[:ru:Карлсон, Каролин|(ru)]]
*[[Mancy Carr]] - Banjo player. [[:de:Mancy Carr]]
*[[Penney Finkelman Cox]] - Film producer. [[:fr:Penney Finkelman Cox]]
*[[Moses Ashley Curtis]] - Botanist. [[:es:Moses Ashley Curtis|(es)]] [[:fr:Moses Ashley Curtis|(fr)]] [[:pt:Moses Ashley Curtis|(pt)]]
*[[Willard Ray Custer]] - Inventor of [[:de:Channelwing.]] [[:de:Willard Ray Custer]] [[:fr:Willard Custer]]
*[[Carol Cymbala]] - [[Grammy Award]] winning choir director. [[:de:Carol Cymbala]]
*[[Joe Donoghue]] - Speedskater. [[:fi:Joe Donoghue]] [[:nl:Joe Donoghue]] [[:no:Joe Donoghue]]
*[[Charles Alton Ellis]] - An engineer of the [[Golden Gate Bridge]]. [[:fr:Charles Ellis]]
*[[Donald Sankey Farner]] - [[Brewster Medal]]ist. [[:fr:Donald Sankey Farner]]
*[[Barry Faulkner]] - Painter and cousin to [[Abbott Handerson Thayer]]. [[:fr:Barry Faulkner]]
*[[George B. Field]] - [[Karl Schwarzschild Medal]] winner. [[:de:George Field]] [[:ja:ジョージ・B・フィールド]]
*[[Hugh S. Fowler]] - Won an [[Academy Award for Film Editing]]. [[:fr:Hugh S. Fowler]]
*[[Alex Funke]] - Oscars for visual effects. [[:de:Alex Funke]]
*[[Samuel Gardner]] - Composer and violinist. [[:de:Samuel Gardner]]
*[[Loyal Griggs]] - [[Academy Award for Best Cinematography]]. [[:de:Loyal Griggs]]
*[[Kurt Grote]] - A former world champion breaststroke swimmer. [[:de:Kurt Grote]] [[:fr:Kurt Grote]]
*[[Bill Guttentag]] - [[Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject]]. [[:fr:Bill Guttentag]]
*[[Tamar Simon Hoffs]] - Director and screenwriter. [[:fr:Tamar Simon Hoffs]]
*[[Willy Holt]] - [[César Award for Best Production Design]]. (moved to France as an adult) [[:de:Willy Holt]]
*[[Bertha Hope]] - Jazz pianist, widow of [[Walter Booker]]. [[:de:Bertha Hope]]
*[[Louis J. Horvitz]] - Emmies for directing Oscars. [[:fr:Louis J. Horvitz]]
*[[Linda Jezek]] - Olympic medalist in swimming. [[:de:Linda Jezek]]
*[[Sy Johnson]] - Jazz pianist and arranger. [[:de:Sy Johnson]]
*[[Day Keene]] - Mystery and crime fiction. [[:fr:Day Keene]]
*[[Laird Koenig]] - Crime fiction and screenwriting. [[:fr:Laird Koenig]]
*[[Wesley La Violette]] - American composer who worked with [[Martin Denny]] and others. [[:de:Wesley La Violette]]
*[[Herbert Lieberman]] - Crime fiction writer. [[:fr:Herbert Lieberman]] [[:ja:ハーバート・リーバーマン]]
*[[Amy Lippman]] - [[Humanitas Prize]] winner. [[:fr:Amy Lippman]]
*[[Marcus Ward Lyon]] - Zoologist. [[:fr:Marcus Ward Lyon]]
*[[Todd McCarthy]] - Film critic and screenwriter. [[:fr:Todd McCarthy]]
*[[Barbara McLean]] - Seven Oscar nominations, and one win, for film editing. [[:de:Barbara McLean]]
[[Image:Sennett George Burritt 1840-1900.png|thumb|Sennett: Businessman and ornithologist]]
*[[Kathleen Lockhart Manning]] - Composer. [[:de:Kathleen Lockhart Manning]]
*[[Francisco Matos Paoli]] - Puerto Rican writer. [[:es:Francisco Matos Paoli]]
*[[Timothy Meyers]] - Playwright. [[:fr:Timothy Meyers]]
*[[Betsy Mitchell]] - In the [[International Swimming Hall of Fame]]. [[:de:Betsy Mitchell]]
*[[Fermen Layton Pickett]] - Botanist. [[:es:Fermen Layton Pickett|(es)]] [[:fr:Fermen Layton Pickett|(fr)]] [[:pt:Fermen Layton Pickett|(pt)]]
*[[Charles Vancouver Piper]] - Botanist, originally Canadian. [[:es:Charles Vancouver Piper|(es)]] [[:fr:Charles Vancouver Piper|(fr)]] [[:pt:Charles Vancouver Piper|(pt)]]
*[[Van Nest Polglase]] - Oscar nominee. [[:fr:Van Nest Polglase]]
*[[Daniel M. Popper]] - [[Karl Schwarzschild Medal]] winner. [[:de:Daniel Popper]]
*[[Connie Rasinski]] - Directed animated works. [[:fi:Connie Rasinski]] [[:fr:Connie Rasinski]]
*[[Anna Ringsred]] - Speedskater from Duluth. [[:nl:Anna Ringsred]]
*[[Peg Leg Sam]] - Country blues harmonicist from South Carolina. [[:fr:Peg Leg Sam]]
*[[Alvin Seale]] - Ichthyologist. [[:fr:Alvin Seale]]
*[[George Burritt Sennett]] [[:fr:George Burritt Sennett]]
*[[Herbert H. Smith]] - Naturalist. [[:fr:Herbert Huntington Smith]] [[:pt:Herbert Huntington Smith]]
*[[Edwin Chapin Starks]] - Ichthyologist. [[:fr:Edwin Chapin Starks]]
*[[Paul Thek]] - Artist linked to [[Hyperrealism (painting)|hyperrealism]]. [[:de:Paul Thek]]
*[[Wanda Tuchock]] - Director and screenwriter. [[:fr:Wanda Tuchock]]
*[[Ludmila Ulehla]] - Composer and music teacher. [[:de:Ludmila Ulehla]]
*[[Amaury Veray]] - Puerto Rican songwriter. [[:es:Amaury Veray]]
*[[Joseph A. Walker (playwright)]] - [[The River Niger]]. [[:fr:Joe Walker]]
*[[Stewart Wallace]] - Composed an Opera about Harvey Milk. [[:de:Stewart Wallace]]
*[[Peter Washington]] - Jazz double bassist from Los Angeles. [[:fr:Peter Washington]]
*[[Gerald Joseph Wasserburg]] - [[Wollaston Medal]] winner. [[:fr:Gerald Joseph Wasserburg]] [[:pt:Gerald Joseph Wasserburg]]
*[[Johnny Werket]] - Speedskater. [[:nl:Johnny Werket]]
*[[Charles F. Wheeler]] - Oscar nominated cinematographer. [[:de:Charles F. Wheeler]]
*[[Elmer Ottis Wooton]] - Botanist. [[:de:Elmer Otis Wooton]] [[:es:Elmer Ottis Wooton]] [[:fr:Elmer Ottis Wooton|(fr)]] [[:pt:Elmer Ottis Wooton|(pt)]]
*[[Frederick C. Yohn]] - Painter. [[:de:Frederick Coffay Yohn]]

== See also ==
*[[User:T. Anthony/Missing in Music]]

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Pita Pit
Company typePrivate
IndustryRestaurants
Founded1995 in Kingston, Ontario
FounderJohn Soliriadis and Nelson Lang
Headquarters
Kingston, Ontario
,
Canada
Key people
John Soliriadis, corporate founder
Nelson Lang, corporate founder
Jack Riggs, CEO Pita Pit USA
ParentFoodtastic Edit this on Wikidata
Websitewww.pitapit.com
Pita Pit restaurants are typically located near colleges and universities, such as this location across the street from the University of North Texas in Denton, TX.

The Pita Pit is a quick service restaurant franchise serving pita sandwiches. The first shop was opened by John Sotiriadis and Nelson Lang in 1995 near Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. In 1997, The Pita Pit started to expand in Canada. Then in 1999, they began franchising in the United States. There are about 220 restaurants across the United States and Canada. The restaurants are usually located in college towns and often are open for very late hours.

The pita wraps contain a main ingredient, like Philly cheesesteak, falafel or chicken souvlaki and include other sandwich toppings available. Some of the fresh vegetables available include tomato, onion, lettuce and mushrooms. Three types of cheese are available (feta, cheddar, swiss), as are several sauces (including tzatziki, Caesar salad dressing and honey mustard.)

Although there are several Pita Pit restaraunts that serve alcohol, The Pita Pit located in Denton, Texas (Pictured Above) is opening an adjacent bar called Beer Pit, after the proposed name "UNT Beer Pit", was turned down by the University of North Texas. They are in the process of obtaining a liquor Liscense and will open in Janurary 2009.

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