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Dwayne Samuels

Dwayne Samuels (born 6 June 1989) is an internet entrepreneur from Mandeville, Jamaica. He is the CEO and co-founder of Samelogic, an agile feedback experimentation platform for product management. Samuels was the CEO and co-founder of the Microsoft funded startup Grikly, which at it’s peak, was the largest business networking mobile application in the Caribbean.Walters-Gregory, Sacha. The Gleaner. 
Samuels is an alumnus of Silicon Valley based startup incubator Draper University Bailey, Tamara. The Gleaner. and Sir. Richard Branson's Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship in the Caribbean.Lewis, Madeleine. B:Inspired Magazine.
== Awards ==
In 2018 Samuels was listed as one of the 100 Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) by the United Nations in the field of business and entrepreneurship. Also, also that year Entrepreneur (magazine) listed Samuels as one of the most brilliant entrepreneurs in Latin America.
In 2010 he was a member of Northern Caribbean University's team Xormis, which won the Microsoft Imagine Cup Interoperability Challenge. As a result of this, he was among the first recipients of the I Believe Award by the Governor General of Jamaica, which appoints young high achievers as youth ambassadors for social change.
The following year, Samuels was given the Prime Minister's of Jamaica Youth Award, the highest award for Jamaican Youth.
== See also ==
* Microsoft Imagine Cup
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Dwayne Samuels on linkedin
* Dwayne Samuels on twitter
* Dwayne Samuels on instagram
* Dwayne Samuels on facebook
* Dwayne Samuels' profile on Product Hunt
* Dwayne Samuels @dwaynesamuels Instagram Profile | Picpanzee
Category:Universities in Jamaica
Category:1989 births
Category:Jamaican people
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Jamaican businesspeople
Dwight Allan Moody

Dwight Allan Moody (born March 30, 1950) is an American minister, author, professor, blogger, and radio host. He is the founder and first president of the Academy of Preachers and also the founder and host of "The Meetinghouse: Conversations on Religion and American Life", which is both a blog post and a radio show.
== Career ==
Moody was raised and educated as a Southern Baptist but affiliated with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship when it was founded in 1991. He served on the steering committee of the organization before its formation, and recommended the name at its inaugural meeting. 
Moody graduated from Georgetown College (1972), studied at Jerusalem University College (1973–74), and earned two degrees from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary : Master of Divinity (1977) and Doctor of Philosophy (1982, with the dissertation, "Doctrines of Inspiration in the Southern Baptist Theological Tradition"). During his doctoral work, Moody completed additional studies at the graduate school of Notre Dame University. He has taught at LaRoche College and Duquesne University, Kentucky Wesleyan College, Georgetown College, Baptist Seminary of Kentucky, and Asbury University. 
He was ordained to the Christian ministry by the First Baptist Church of Murray, Kentucky, and served three churches as pastor: Hopewell Baptist, Holton, Indiana (1975-81), North Park Baptist, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1982–1991), and Third Baptist, Owensboro, Kentucky (1991–1997). He later served as dean of the chapel and a professor of religion at Georgetown College (1997–2008) and as founder and president of the Academy of Preachers (2009–2017).
== Personal life== 
Moody is married to Jan Gregg Moody. They have three children and live on St. Simons Island, Georgia. 
== Books ==
* Free and Faithful: Christian Discipleship in the 21st Century (1998) 
* Heaven for a Dime: Memoir of a Small Town Preacher (2002)
* On the Other Side of Oddville: Everyday Stories of Religion and Life (2006) 
* It's About Time: Memoir of Ministry at Georgetown College (2008) 
* Nine Marks of a Good Preacher (2015) 
* Getting Things Done: Opportunity and Opposition at Baptist Seminary of Kentucky (2017)
Moody is the general editor of the eight-volume series, Sermons from the National Festival of Young Preachers (2010-2017). He is also the author of professional and popular articles about religion and American life.
His essay "The Conversion of J. Frank Norris" was the first scholarly investigation into the transformational event in the life of the famous Texas pastor. In 2011, it was awarded the Norman W. Cox Award by the Baptist History and Heritage Society for best article published in their journal during 2010.
== References ==
Category:American Congregationalist ministers
Category:American authors
Category:American professors
Category:American bloggers
Category:1950 births
Dwight N. Manley

Dwight N. Manley (born February 23, 1966) is an American businessman, Managing Partner of California Gold Marketing Group LLC, numismatist, professional sports agent, and real estate developer from Brea, California.
==Early Life and Interest in Numismatics==
Manley's interest in numismatics began at the age of six when he received a 1909 Lincoln cent. His passion for coin collecting was further nurtured through the American Numismatic Association's (ANA) popular Summer Seminar which he attended in 1981 thanks to a scholarship he won with the encouragement of the ANA and the assistance of ANA Governor Florence Schook.
==Contributions to Numismatics==
In 2001, Manley funded a multi-million-dollar renovation of the American Numismatic Association's (ANA) museum and library. The library more than doubled its shelf space and expanded its climate-controlled rare book room.
In 2022, Manley donated more than 60 books, auction catalogs, and photographs that he acquired at auction from the Sydney F. Martin Numismatic Library Collection. All items were previously owned or annotated by the noted numismatic researcher and author Walter Breen (1928-1993), with many containing Breen's handwritten notes.
==Sports Management and Television Production==
Beyond numismatics, Manley is the president of United Sports Agency. In June 2006, he was appointed as the national manager of the Jockeys' Guild, a position he voluntarily served without compensation for a period of one year.
As a sports agent, Manley also represented all-star Karl Malone of the Utah Jazz and negotiated a $66.5 million contract for the player. Manley was also known in the sports world for his role as the agent of NBA player Dennis Rodman during the 1990s.
Category:1966 births
Category:People from Brea, California
Category:American people’
Category:Businesspeople
Category:Numismatists
Category:Sports agents
Dwight O. North

Dwight O. North (September 28, 1909 - June 26, 1998) was an American engineer and physicist. North worked for the Radio Corporation of America (RCA), first in Harrison, New Jersey, and later in Princeton. He initially dealt with noise in vacuum tubes in the 100 MHz band as part of the development of television. After World War II, he turned his attention to solid-state physics.
North was the first to formalize the concept of the matched filter and is credited with its invention. The term "matched filter" comes from a 1944 paper called "A Theoretical Comparison of the Visual, Aural, and Meter Reception of Pulsed Signals in the Presence of Noise" by David Middleton and his PhD advisor, John Hasbrouck Van Vleck, published in the Journal of Applied Physics.
North received the 1961 David Sarnoff Outstanding Achievement Award in Science. In 1998, he received the Golden Jubilee Award from the IEEE Information Theory Society. North was buried at Trinity All Saints Cemetery in Princeton, New Jersey.
Category:1909 births
Category:American people
Category:Engineers
Category:Physicists
Category:1998 deaths
Dyfodol I'r Iaith

Dyfodol i'r Iaith (‘a Future for the Language’) is a non-political organisation in Wales that works to ensure that the Welsh language occupies a central role in Welsh life and remains a priority on the political agenda.. It is a lobbying pressure group which works exclusively through constitutional means, seeking to influence the Welsh Government, Local Government, political parties, the heads of public bodies and others to place the Welsh language at the heart of their policies and actions.
== History and Background ==
The organisation was set up at a meeting held in June 2012 in Tŷ Tawe Welsh Language Centre in Swansea. The original Board included Heini Gruffudd, Simon Brooks, Richard Wyn Jones, Robat Gruffudd, Emyr Lewis, Elin Wyn and Huw Edwards. Officers are elected at the annual general meeting, at which any member can express an opinion or put forth proposals regarding the organisation’s focus and policies.
The first Annual General Meeting was held in 2012 at the National Eisteddfod of Wales in the Vale of Glamorgan with Beti George, Angharad Mair and Emyr Lewis addressing the meeting.
== Board and Staff ==
The current Chair is Heini Gruffudd and a Chief Executive, Ruth Richards, and Development Officer, Meinir James are employed by the organisation. The Board members (2021) are Eifion Lloyd Jones, Iwan Edgar, Wyn Thomas, Cynog Dafis, Robat Gruffudd, Catrin Alun, Elaine Edwards and Heini Gruffudd. Beti George, Angharad Mair, Elinor Jones, and Bethan Jones Parry have all, at various times, served as the organisation’s President.
== Funding ==
It is an independent and non party-political organisation, whose only source of income is the membership subscriptions and donations of those individuals and companies who share its vision.
== Campaigns ==
Since its formation, the organisation has campaigned for and influenced in favour of:
* Founding a dozen Welsh Language Centres
* Setting up a BBC Radio Cymru
* Ensured consideration for the Welsh language as part of the planning process
* Founding the Canolfan Genedlaethol Cymraeg i Oedolion 
* Emphasis being given to the promotion of the Welsh language within the communityand the education system
* Establishing the principle of holistic language planning in relation to the Welsh language
Dyfodol i’r Iaith is a member of the Dathlu’r Gymraeg umbrella group.
In 2019, the organisation published Planning the Regeneration of the Welsh Language, which highlights the language planning priorities. These priorities also inform the November 2020 publication, Aspiration and Achievement – Dyfodol i’r Iaith’s proposals for Welsh-language Policy 2021-2026, which sets out the organisation’s vision for the Welsh Senedd Election of 2021.
Dyfodol i’r Iaith wished to see the Welsh Government establish an arms’-length Language Authority with sufficient resources to steer the Welsh language into the future.
Category:Non-governmental organizations
Category:Organisations based in Wales
Dylan Benson

Dylan Thomas Benson (1 July 1994) is an Australia actor and model He is know for his appearance on the Australian soap opera Home and Away
== Biography ==
Dylan Benson was born in Sydney, Australia. He studied finance and economics at University of Sydney . During this time he also signed with Australian model agency Chic Management. Upon graduation he focused more on acting and modelling . In 2019, he booked the role of Jack on Home and Away . Afterwards, he moved to New York City in 2020 . 
== Filmography ==
Year	Film/TV
2019	Home and Away
2017	Deadly Women
Category:Australian actors
Category:1994 births
Category:Australian male models
Category:Male actors by city or town in Australia
Dylan Botts

Dylan Botts
Also known as: D Botts
Born: [Insert birthdate]
Nationality: American
Known for: Roller derby player, coach
Teams: Puget Sound Outcasts, Bridgetown Menace
Position: Blocker, Pivot
Early Life
Dylan Botts grew up immersed in roller derby culture, largely influenced by his mother, Holly Botts, a prominent figure in the sport. He began his involvement at the age of 15, assisting as a referee and coach for Port Scandalous Roller Derby, a team founded by his mother. This early exposure laid the foundation for his later success as a player and coach.
Roller Derby Career
Botts’ playing career formally began with the Puget Sound Outcasts, a men’s roller derby team in Seattle. Known for his exceptional blocking abilities and strategic mindset, he quickly rose through the ranks. Over the years, his talents were showcased on both national and international stages, including his participation in Team USA's World Cup victories.
In 2018, Botts made a pivotal move to Bridgetown Menace, a team from Portland, Oregon. His transfer was seen as a significant boost for Bridgetown’s chances at the Men's Roller Derby Association (MRDA) Championships. Botts brought a versatile skill set, excelling in both offensive and defensive roles as a blocker and pivot. His impact was immediate, solidifying Bridgetown's defensive strength and helping them become formidable contenders for the championship title.
Coaching Contributions
In addition to his playing career, Botts has been an influential coach. He has worked with junior leagues such as the Seattle Derby Brats Galaxy Girls, helping nurture young talent. His coaching, which combines technical precision with motivational leadership, has made him a respected figure among the next generation of skaters.
Style of Play
Dylan Botts is known for his versatility on the track, able to switch between blocker and pivot roles. His agility, speed, and tactical intelligence make him an invaluable asset to any team. Whether playing defensively or executing strategic offensive plays, Botts is recognized for his ability to adapt to various game situations.
Personal Life
Roller derby has been a family affair for Dylan Botts. His mother, Holly Botts, is a former All-Star for Rat City Roller Derby and an influential coach. Together, they have contributed to the growth of the sport in Seattle, both on and off the track.
Legacy and Impact
Botts' influence extends beyond just his own play. His contributions to men's roller derby, particularly through his work with the Puget Sound Outcasts and Bridgetown Menace, have helped elevate the sport’s competitive standard. As a coach, his efforts in developing junior talent ensure his impact will be felt for years to come.
Teams
 Puget Sound Outcasts (Seattle)
 Bridgetown Menace (Portland)
Category:Roller derby
Category:Coaching
Category:American people
Dylan Bounce

Guilherme da Cruz Brigadeiro better know as Dylan Bounce (born March 06, 1998), is a he Brazilian influencer, singer, model and journalist. Dylan gained greater prominence after hosting Multishow at Lollapalooza Brasil in 2022 via Twitter, thus gaining interactions with brands such as Coca-Cola, Canal Bis, Chevrolet and Globoplay. HE work is often associated with LGBT activism.
== Biography ==
Dylan was born in the capital of São Paulo and began his career in 2012 as a model and singer signing his first independent contract with DistroKid. During the year 2019, Dylan was publicly known as "KHarlles", until he decided to change his stage name to Dylan Bounce, this due to the hate attacks he received on Instagram, choosing to change his identity. Being openly gay, Dylan is an LGBT activist, he in July of 2022 questioned the YouTube boycott of artist Pabllo Vittar. In 2020 he became an ambassador for Epic Games and the game Fortnite.
== Awards ==
Year	Award 	Category 	Result
2016	The Fashion Awards	Model of the Year	
Category:1998 births
Category:Brazilian bloggers
Category:People from São Paulo
Dylan Duke

Dylan Duke (born March 4, 2003) is an American collegiate ice hockey Centre (ice hockey) for the University of Michigan of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). He was drafted 126th overall by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft.
== Playing Career ==
Duke spent two seasons with the USA Hockey National Team Development Program. Duke committed to play collegiate ice hockey for the Michigan Wolverines men's ice hockey for the 2021-2022 season. Duke returned for his second season with the Michigan Wolverines for the 2022-2023 season. Duke won his first Big Ten men's ice hockey tournament with the Michigan Wolverines in 2022.
== International play ==
Duke played in the 2019 World U-17 Hockey Challenge. Team USA finished in Silver medal position. Duke collected eight points.
Duke was named for the USA U18 World Junior Championship team in the IIHF World U18 Championship 2021 World U18 Championship Tournament. Duke recorded three goals in five games.
Duke played for the USA U20 World Junior Championship team in the 2023 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships 2023 World Junior Championship Tournament. Duke recorded 1 goal and 3 assists in the tournament. The USA U20 WJC team finished in Bronze medal position.
== Personal life ==
Duke is the son of Steve and Sharon Duke. His brother, Tyler, plays college ice hockey at Ohio State Buckeyes. His father played ice hockey for Western Michigan University. Duke moved to Northville, Michigan in sixth grade.
== Career Statistics ==
=== NCAA ===
University of Michigan
 	GP	G 	A 	PTS
2021-2022	41	10	9 	19
2022-2023	32	17	9 	26
Total 	73	27	18	45
Category:2003 births
Category:College Hockey America players
Category:American ice hockey players
Dylan Galvan

Dylan Galvan is a solo rock artist that has written 4 singles and 1 EP titled "Malaise." He is also a member of a band named Elevenfall, where he is the main drummer. Being verified on Spotify with currently 141 monthly listeners, Dylan pursues his career by publishing his unique skills in rock music. He is still an active artist on Spotify and will be releasing newer music in the near future.
Discography
Singles - 4
* Who's to Say [Released July 20, 2021] 
* 2 Years [Released October 3, 2021]
* Weekends [Released May 3, 2022]
* Rage [Released January 1, 2023]
EPs - 1 
* Malaise [Released September 20, 2022]
Category:American people
Category:American artists
Category:American musicians
Dylan Graham

Dylan Graham (born January 24, 1988) is an American business executive, real estate agent and baseball player. He is the founder of Dylan Graham Reality and was recently chosen to be on the Board of Directors for the Pacific Southwest Association of Realtors.
Graham is a licensed realtorⓇ and an expert negotiator. He has an experience of over 14 years in the real estate and customer service industry. 
==Early life and education==
Dylan Graham was born on January 24, 1988, in San Diego, the son to Don and Lauren Graham. He graduated from St Augustine High School in San Diego in 2006. From 2006-2007 Dylan received a baseball scholarship to play for San Diego State University from 2006-2007. In 2009, Dylan completed a Spanish immersion study abroad program at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso in Valparaiso, Chile. In 2013, Dylan graduated from San Diego State University and obtained a bachelor's degree in International Economics and Spanish.
==Career==
Before starting his career as a real estate agent, Dylan joined St Augustine High School as a baseball coach. He also played for the SDSU Aztecs under head coach Tony Gwynn. During his tenure as a baseball coach at high school, Graham rescued a student and his life from the kidnapper. Through his act of courage, the kidnapper who was alleged of robbed a lemon grove gas station and carjacking an old woman in Ramona was arrested and sentenced to lifelong imprisonment.
In 2009, Graham worked as a customer service specialist at Hilton San Diego Resort and Spa. In 2011, he joined Hotel del Coronado as a customer service representative. In 2017, Graham Dylan started working at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties as a RealtorⓇ. Later in 2019, he joined Coldwell Banker West Realty.
In October 2017, he started Dylan Graham Reality, a platform committed towards assisting home buyers and sellers with professional, attentive, and responsive real estate services. He owns and manages several properties in the San Diego region and is a certified property manager.
==Personal life==
Graham has been credited with the citizens of courage award. Graham got married to Kristina in March 2018.
==Awards and recognitions==
===2019===
* San Diego Sheriff Award, 
* Citizens of Courage award
===2006===
* Spanish Department Academic Award Winner
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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Category:1988 births
Category:American business executives
Category:American real estate businesspeople
Category:American baseball players
Category:San Diego State University alumni
Dylan Hopkins

Dylan Hopkins (born October 16, 1999) is an American football quarterback for the New Mexico Lobos. He previously played for the UAB Blazers.
==Early life and high school==
Hopkins grew up in Maryville, Tennessee and attended Maryville High School. During high school, he helped the team win a state title in 2017 and was the runner-up for Mr. Football in Tennessee. He was rated a three-star recruit and committed to play college football at UAB over offers from Appalachian State, Austin Peay, Charlotte, East Tennessee State, Eastern Kentucky, Furman, Georgia State, Mercer, Southern Miss, Temple, Tulane and Western Carolina.
==College career==
===UAB===
Hopkins received a redshirt during his true freshman season in 2018. During the 2019 season, he appeared in 10 games and finished the season by throwing for 563 yards and three touchdowns along with 217 rushing yards. Hopkins did not play during the 2020 season. During the 2021 season, he appeared in all 13 games and started 10 of them. He finished the season by throwing 2,274 yards and 18 touchdowns along with 19 rushing yards and 5 rushing touchdowns. During the 2022 season, Hopkins started in 11 games but missed two and a half of them due to an injury. He finished the season by throwing for 1,913 yards, 10 touchdowns and four interceptions while completing 136 out of 215 passing attempts. On January 12, 2023, Hopkins announced that he would be entering the transfer portal. He was named the MW Offensive Player of the Week for Week 2 after throwing 4 touchdown passes and completing 13 out of 17 passing attempts for 273 yards for a win against Tennessee Tech.
===New Mexico===
During the 2023 season, Hopkins was as named the starting quarterback.
Category:1999 births
Category:American football quarterbacks
Category:New Mexico Lobos football players