OJ Porteria OJ Porteria Jose Elmer "OJ" Porteria (born May 9, 1994) is a Filipino footballer who plays as a winger or attacking midfielder for Philippines Football League club Ceres–Negros. A product of the D.C. United Academy, he moved to the Philippines where he played for Kaya. He is a member of the Philippines national team, as well as the Philippines under-22 and under-23 teams. Porteria started playing football at the age of four after his older brother had taught him and eventually joined his first ever club, The Fireballs. At the age of six, he joined a travel club called Team
R. A. Simpson decades. His last work was published posthumously. He and Chris Wallace-Crabbe both used the pseudonym "Gillian Bianchini". Simpson was poetry editor of "The Bulletin" (1963–65), following Vincent Buckley, and of "The Age" (1969–97). He received the Christopher Brennan Award from the Fellowship of Australian Writers in 1992. Simpson was an artist as well as a poet, and often illustrated his poetry drafts. His published poetry collection, "The Midday Clock" (1999), includes his own pen and ink drawings, the role of which he told the publisher was to help illustrate the message of his poetry. R. A. Simpson Ronald Albert Simpson