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Wonjun Lee

Wonjun Lee is a professor of Department of Cyber Defense, School of Cybersecurity at Korea University in Seoul, Republic of Korea. He was appointed as a member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Fellows in 2021 for contributions to multiple access and resource allocation in wireless networks, and a member of Korean Academy of Science and Technology in 2022.
== Education ==
Wonjun Lee received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in computer engineering from Seoul National University, Republic of Korea, in 1989 and 1991, respectively. He moved to the United States, and received his M.S. degree in computer science from the University of Maryland, College Park in 1996 and his Ph.D. degree in computer science and engineering from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis in 1999.
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Category:Seoul National University alumni
Wonky Donkey NFT

Wonkey Donkey NFT is a blockchain based art project that features 10,000 unique degen donkeys, and cruelty that they face by their owners. The project also includes an eComic book that features the Wonkey Donkey gang that will fight back their evil farm owners. Wonkey Donkeys NFT’s key feature are traits that are general in real time and are random, during the minting. 
Wonkey Donkey NFT also has a Donkey Den Museum and 10% of total funds from minting will be allocated as a prize to the NFT holders. There is a limitation of holding 5 Wonkey Donkeys NFT in a valet during presale and 10 Wonkey Donkeys NFT during the official launch. The initial price to mint a Wonkey Donkey is 0.12 ETH.
==Background==
Wonkey Donkey NFT features a story where d-gen donkeys are mistreated by their cruel farmers. They have identified a farm where they are trying to bring all of the donkeys together to build up their great defenses and protect themselves from the villains who are out to steal. There are a total of 10,000 donkeys that need to be found and brought back to the farm. There are 53 very important donkeys that are very valuable to and will be receiving the best prizes.
The focus is on 20 donkeys, all with a beautiful bronze shine and they will receive 0.5 ETH and donkeys with silver shine will receive 1 ETH. 10 donkeys with a gold shine will get 2 ETH and 5 donkeys with multi-colored shine get 4 ETH. 
The holders will have access to whitelist and private sale opportunities, educational courses, whale groups and communities, networking events and live seminars and training events. Wonkey Donkey benefits will include access to staking your NFT in our play to earn game, physical comic drops, WL to future NFT drops including the villains and yearly Wonkey Donkey party. 
==Technology==
Each Wonkey Donkey NFT will be available for minting at .12 ETH. The owners of non-fungible tokens can sell and buy them with a verified ownership through smart contract. The traits will be randomly generated during minting and allows its users to claim NFTs when gas fee is low. 
==Roadmap==
25% sale: It will entail a large charitable donation, the start of comic book production, and verification on the open sea.
50% sale:It will include a large celebrity drop, the release of a Wonkey Donkey comic teaser, and the start of production on the Donkey Den NFT Staking Game.
75% sale: In this phase the villians will be introduced, Wonkey Donkey Comic will be released, and The Donkey Coin Community will be opened. 
100% sale: In this phase Physical Wonkey Donkey comics will be given to OG Holders, Premier Release of 100 Villian NFTS, Monthly Comic Drops, Donkey Coin Launch, Villians NFT Collection Launch, and Donkey Coin And Donkey Den NFT Staking Game Integration.
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Category:Blockchain games
Category:Non-fungible token
Category:Blockchain and auctions
Category:Ethereum
Wonolo

Wonolo is an American online marketplace that connects more than half a million freelancers and other temporary workers to businesses.
== History ==
Wonolo, short for "Work.Now.Locally", was founded in 2014 by Yong Kim and AJ Brustein. The pair was selected by The Coca-Cola Company to be members of its "Founders" program which gave them the money and resources to start a company that solved a problem that Coca-Cola had. Noticing that Coca-Cola frequently faced scenarios that required quick, unplanned hires which was very difficult to do in short-notice with traditional talent sourcing sites, Kim and Brustein created Wonolo.
The pair was selected by The Coca-Cola Company to be members of its "Founders" program which gave them the money and resources to start a company that solved a problem that Coca-Cola had. Noticing that Coca-Cola frequently faced scenarios that required quick, unplanned hires which was very difficult to do in short-notice with traditional talent sourcing sites, Kim and Brustein created Wonolo. In April 2018, the company raised $13 million in a funding round led by Sequoia Capital. In November 2018, Bain Capital Ventures raised $32 million in a Series C funding round including DAG Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Base10, AMN Healthcare, and Cendana bringing total funding to $60 million. In December 2018, Wonolo announced a partnership with Waze|Waze Carpool to help workers find rides with others to nearby jobs.
== Service ==
Wonolo functions as a modern alternative to traditional staffing solutions. Traditional hiring involves posting job listings, waiting for applications, and conducting interviews.
The business posts an overview of the job as well as specifies the exact hours and pay that the worker will earn. Wonolo charges a fee to the business on top of the Wonolo temporary worker's pay. Through Wonolo, businesses can post job listings, request background checks, match with pre-screened local workers based on pre-selected qualifications, review worker profiles after they are assigned to them, and approve workers on completion of work with the ability to "favorite" workers for future job opportunities. There is no bidding system, and Wonolo freelancers can choose whether or not to accept a project. Payments are processed through Wonolo, allowing peace-of-mind transactions, an escrow system, and third-party mediation.
Category:Online retailers of the United States
Category:Online marketplaces of the United States
Wood carving

Using a cutting instrument (knife) in one hand, or a chisel in two hands, or one hand on a chisel and one hand on a mallet, wood carving is a kind of woodworking that results in the creation of a wooden figure or figurine, or the sculptural embellishment of a wooden item. Individual sculptures to hand-worked mouldings forming part of a tracery are examples of how the term may be used to refer to the final result.
Some of the best surviving specimens of early European wood carving date back to the Middle Ages and can be found in Germany, Russia, Italy, and France, where the predominant subjects of the time period were Christian iconography and religious symbols. Many full specimens may be found in England from the 16th and 17th centuries, when oak was the favoured material for furniture. The Shigir Idol, carved from larch and estimated to be approximately 12,000 years old, is the world's oldest wood-carved sculpture.
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Category:Woodworking
Woolworths Metro

Woolworths Metro is an Australian chain of convenience stores owned by Woolworths Limited. The chain has 50 stores in Queensland, New South Wales, ACT and Victoria mostly in urban areas.
== History ==
Woolworths Metro first opened in 1997 in Sydney, Australia. Known for its rainbow branding with the slogan "Fine food without the fuss", subsequent stores were opened in Coogee, Newtown, Waterloo, Boronia Park, West Pennant Hills and its flagship Town Hall store in Ascot and Sydney.
In 2013 Woolworths focused on its small format store and opened up its first 900sqm store in Woolloomooloo in Sydney on 28th June 2013.
In 2017 Woolworths began to transfer three sites operating under the now defunct Thomas Dux Grocer brand into the Woolworths Metro network. The two remaining Victorian stores, at Armadale https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/storelocator/vic-armadale-3819 and Black Rock https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/storelocator/vic-black-rock-3820 were re-opened as Woolworths Metro in July 2017 and the former Thomas Dux outlet at Paddington https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/storelocator/nsw-paddington-1329 in New South Wales was reopened as a Woolworths Metro later on in the year. https://retailworldmagazine.com.au/woolworths-farewells-thomas-dux/ 
In June 2018 Woolworths Metro opened its flagship store in Pitt Street Mall in Sydney CBD. The decor of the store was inspired from retailers on the choked streets of Hong Kong. The store is designed as a grab and go concept and to attract customers to come back to the store more than three times a week than once or twice a week.
Some Flemings (supermarkets) stores in NSW were transferred to Woolworths Metro stores. The last Flemings store in Australia, in Jannali in New South Wales, was closed in May 2020 and transferred to a Woolworths Metro store. https://www.theleader.com.au/story/6749802/farewell-flemings-jannali-grocery-store-last-to-close/ 
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Category:Retail companies established in 1997
Category:Woolworths Group (Australia)
Category:1997 establishments in Australia
Category:Australian grocers
Category:Companies established in 1997
Wooster, Ohio

The city of Wooster is the administrative centre of Wayne County and is located in the state of Ohio in the United States. The municipality may be found in the northwestern part of Ohio, around 50 miles (80 kilometres) south-southwest of Cleveland, 35 miles (56 kilometres) southwest of Akron, and 30 miles (48 kilometres) west of Canton. At the time of the census in the year 2000, the population was 24,811, and in the year 2010 it was 26,119. The city is the most populous in Wayne County, and it serves as the administrative and economic hub of the Wooster Micropolitan Statistical Area (as defined by the United States Census Bureau). Wooster is home to both the primary location of the Wayne County Public Library as well as its administrative headquarters. Wooster is the home of the College of Wooster, which may be found here. In 2013, fDi magazine named Wooster as one of the top 10 micro cities in North America for its openness to business and its strategic approach.
David Wooster was a commander in the American Revolutionary War, and John Bever, William Henry, and Joseph Larwill were the original founders of Wooster in 1808.
The city has a total area of 16.36 square miles (42.37 km2), of which 16.31 square miles (42.24 km2) is land and 0.05 square miles (0.13 km2) is water, as reported by the United States Census Bureau.
Both the Cuyahoga Formation (shale) and the Logan Formation (sandstone and conglomerate), which overlie one another, date back to the Lower Carboniferous and are rich in fossils. The area bedrock is made up of these two formations.
Category:Populated places established in 1808
Category:English-American culture in Ohio
Category:Cities in Ohio
Wooster High School (Ohio)

There is a public high school known as Wooster High School located in Wooster, Ohio, in the United States. The Wooster City School District has only one high school for students to attend. The school is known by its mascot and moniker, the Generals, which was derived from the name of the American Revolutionary War general David Wooster.
Since the two teams first competed against each other in 1903, Wooster's football rivalry with Orrville High School's Red Riders is the longest-running rivalry in Wayne County. The Generals are now in the driver's seat in this competition by a margin of 52-42-9. As of the end of the 2014 season, the two teams had competed against one another 104 times.
Category:High schools in Wayne County, Ohio
Category:Public high schools in Ohio
Worcester, England

Located 30 miles (48 kilometres) south-west of Birmingham and 101 miles (163 kilometres) north-west of London, Worcester is 27 miles (43 kilometres) north of Gloucester and 23 miles (37 kilometres) north-east of Hereford. Worcester is a cathedral city and ceremonial county town in Worcestershire, England. 102,791 people were projected to live there in 2019. On the western side of the city centre, the River Severn runs beside it, with Worcester Cathedral as its focal point. Oliver Cromwell's New Model Army beat King Charles II's Royalists in the Battle of Worcester in 1651, which served as the last battle of the English Civil War. In addition with Royal Worcester Porcelain, composer Edward Elgar, Lea & Perrins, producers of classic Worcestershire sauce, the University of Worcester, and Berrow's Worcester Journal, which claims to be the world's oldest newspaper, Worcester is home to a number of other notable institutions.
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Category:Populated places on the River Severn
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WordPress

WordPress (also known as WordPress.org) is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) developed in PHP and designed to work with either a MySQL or MariaDB database as a backend. WordPress has a number of features, including a plugin architecture and a template system, which are referred to as Themes. Since its inception, WordPress has grown to handle a wide range of web content types, including more conventional mailing lists and forums, as well as media galleries, membership sites, learning management systems (LMS), and online marketplaces. WordPress, one of the most widely used content management systems in the world, is utilised by 42.8 percent of the top 10 million websites, according to statistics from October 2021.
WordPress was published on May 27, 2003, as a fork of the b2/cafelog programming language by its creators, American developer Matt Mullenweg and English developer Mike Little. The GNU General Public License version 2 (or later) is used to distribute the programme.
WordPress must be installed on a web server, which may be either a component of an Internet hosting service such as WordPress.com or a computer running the software package WordPress.org in order to act as a network host in its own right. A local computer may be used for single-user testing and learning purposes, as well as for other applications.
WordPress, the WordPress project, and all associated trademarks are owned by the WordPress Foundation.
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Category:2003 software
Category:Blog software
Category:Content management systems
Category:Free and open-source Android software
Word Life

Word Life is a Puerto Rican musician, rapper, and hip-hop artist. He is the founder of KingofallFresh.com which encompasses everything from music, videos, a clothing line, and recently a media publishing company.
His stage name, Word Life is inspired by his word and ambition for success. His music style is a mix of down south sound with the east coast influence.
Word Life is known to have garnered fame and recognition through the release of his song, “Magic City” which appeared on XM Radio, The Source magazine and gained the attention of celebrities and well known artists in the industry. As an independent and solo artist, his music can be listened to on all major streaming platforms including, Spotify, Apple Music, Soundcloud, and YouTube.
== Early life ==
Word Life was born as Adriel Ruiz in the Bronx, NY. In his teenage, during a trip to Dallas to visit some family, Word Life landed in a legal situation that subsequently led to his relocation to Dallas. Word Life interacted with several local music artists in Dallas and began performing at local events and open mics throughout the city. Soon he started recording and releasing street mixes that led him to gain popularity and recognition with a large fanbase in Dallas.
== Career ==
Word Life released his first project in Dallas and landed as the supporting act for major artists on national tours. He has recently returned to New York with the latest release of his single “Magic City” which aired on major radio platforms and landed on the top 15 iTunes charts in the UK. With the release of his subsequent projects, he became one of the most realistic independent artists in Hip Hop world. He is also the founder of KingofallFresh.com, which originated from a clothing brand and now encompasses everything from music, videos, a clothing line, and recently a media publishing company.
== Selected discography ==
=== Singles ===
* Get That (2022)
* Smoke (2022)
* Magic City (2022)
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World

The broadest interpretation of the phrase "world" encompasses everything that exists, from the smallest atom to the vastest galaxies. According to various areas, the world's nature has been conceived in diverse ways. The notion of "plurality of worlds" is used by some to describe the idea that there are many different universes. Some see the world as a single entity, while others see it as a collection of interconnected elements. According to scientific cosmology, "[t]he entirety of all space and time; all that is, has been, and will be" is frequently referred to as "the world." In contrast, theories of modality speak about potential worlds as full and consistent ways in which things may have been. Phenomenology describes the world as the "horizon of all horizons," beginning with the horizon of co-given objects, which are always present at the margins of every experience. The world is often compared to the mind in the philosophy of mind as that which the mind represents. It is theologically possible to think of the universe as God's creation, as God's equal or as interdependent with God. Many faiths place a higher value on a spiritual realm that can only be attained via a life of prayer and devotion. In religion, a concept known as "worldview" refers to a complete view of the universe and our role in it. Eschatology is the study of the last things, or the end of the world, whereas cosmogony is the study of the origins or creation of the universe.
While "world" may signify many things, it can also be used in a more narrow sense that focuses more specifically on a certain location on the planet and its inhabitants. Global history is the history of mankind as a whole, or world politics is political science that studies topics that go beyond the boundaries of countries and continents. 'World history' "world religion," "world language," "world government," "world war," "world population," "world economy," and "world championship" are only a few instances of other phrases.
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Category:Ontology
Category:Earth
World Health Organization

Global public health is the responsibility of the World Health Organization (WHO), a specialised organisation of the United Nations tasked with this responsibility. According to the World Health Organization's Constitution, its primary goal is "the achievement by all peoples of the greatest attainable standard of health." It has six regional offices and 150 field offices throughout the globe, with its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
The headquarters of the German Democratic Republic, as shown on a stamp issued in 1966. The Department Of Health (WHO) was established on April 7, 1948. This was the year in which the World Health Assembly (WHA), the organization's governing body, convened for the first time on July 24th. When the World Health Organization was established, it inherited the assets, personnel, and duties of the League of Nations' Health Organization and the Office International d'Hygiène Publique, which also included the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) (ICD). Its activities started in earnest in 1951, after a major injection of financial and technical resources into the organisation.
The World Health Organization's mission includes advocating for universal health coverage, monitoring public health hazards, coordinating responses to health crises, and promoting health and well-being among its members. It offers technical support to nations, establishes worldwide health standards, and gathers data on global health problems. It is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. The Globe Health Report is a magazine that offers evaluations of health-related issues across the world. The World Health Organization also acts as a platform for the debate of health-related topics.
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Category:Public health
Category:Health policy
Category:United Nations organizations based in Geneva
World Heritage Site

A World Heritage Site is a landmark or region that has been legally designated as such by an international agreement maintained by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Cultural, historical, scientific, or other forms of value are recognised by UNESCO in the designation of World Heritage Sites. In the opinion of the judges, the sites include "cultural and natural heritage from all over the globe that is of exceptional worth to mankind."
A World Heritage Site must be a one-of-a-kind landmark that is both geographically and historically recognisable, as well as possessing particular cultural or physical importance, in order to be considered for inclusion on the list. Ancient ruins or historical structures, buildings, towns, deserts, woods, islands, lakes, monuments, mountains, or wilderness regions, for example, might be designated as World Heritage Sites. A World Heritage Site may be designated to commemorate a significant human achievement and serve as a record of humanity's intellectual history on the planet, or it may be designated to protect a natural area of outstanding beauty and environmental significance. The United Nations World Heritage Organization (UNESCO) has designated a total of 1,154 World Heritage Sites in 167 nations, with 897 of them being cultural, 218 being natural, and 39 being mixed assets. Italian sites top the list, with a total of 58 locations chosen from a pool of 154 potential locations.
They are meant for practical preservation for future generations of places that might otherwise be at danger from human or animal trespassing, unmonitored, unregulated, or unrestricted access, or the prospect of local administration neglect. By designating some areas as protected zones, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization The World Heritage Sites list is maintained by the international World Heritage Program, which is administered by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Committee, which is composed of 21 "states parties" who are elected by their General Assembly. To preserve places of exceptional cultural or ecological significance to the common culture and legacy of mankind, this initiative catalogues, identifies, and conserves them. The Convention on the Protection of the World's Cultural and Natural Heritage, approved by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) General Conference on November 16, 1972, served as the foundation for the program's implementation. It has now gained the support of 193 states parties, making it one of the world's most well recognised international accords and the world's most popular cultural programme.
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