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Hearne Academy

Hearne Academy, founded in 1881, was a school for African Americans during the post-Reconstruction era in Hearne, Texas. It was renamed and relocated in 1909 to become Fort Worth Industrial and Mechanical College in Fort Worth, Texas. It was modeled after Tuskegee Institute. That institution closed in 1929 after struggling financially.
The school was supported by Baptist organizations. It offered elementary through secondary, college prepatory, and industrial classes.
Major J. Johnson was its president in 1916. Elizabeth Stumm, a teacher and writer who was married to a misisonary priest, taught at the school. She was African American.
==Alumni==
*Alexander Asberry, state legislator
*Robert J. Moore, state legislator
Category:African Americans and education
Category:Education in the United States
Heath Adams

Heath Maverick Adams (born June 29, 1989), better known by his online alias The Cyber Mentor, is an American security researcher, businessman, YouTuber, author , and cybersecurity instructor. He is best known for being the CEO and founder of TCM Security , the co-founder of VeteranSec, and for his YouTube channel.
Adams has spoken on ethical hacking and cybersecurity at several security conferences including keynote talks at BSides Ahmedabad and CIA Conference 
== Biography ==
Adams grew up in Dallas, Texas and attended Rossford High School. He later went on to receive his undergraduate degree and MBA from the University of Toledo. He now resides in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Category:1989 births
Category:American businessmen
Category:American YouTubers 
Category:People associated with computer security
Heather Black

Heather Black (d. 2020) was a Scottish social worker and activist during the HIV/AIDS in the United Kingdom. Black founded SHADA (Support Help and Advice for Drug Addiction) in Muirhouse, Edinburgh in 1984. Black led SHADA for 13 years, running a clean-needle programme to reduce the transmission of HIV between intravenous drug users and campaigning for better support for heroin users.
SHADA later became the North Edinburgh Drug and Alcohol Centre. Black died in 2020 of oesophageal cancer. 
Category:Scottish activists
Category:2020 deaths
Category:Scottish social workers
Category:Deaths from esophageal cancer
Heather Nesti

Heather Anne Nesti (born November 7, 1972) is a board-certified Ophthalmologist who practices in Annapolis, Maryland at the Chesapeake Eye Care and Laser Center. 
In addition to her position at the Chesapeake Eye Care and Laser Center as a glaucoma/cataract specialist, she also serves as the Co-Chief of the Ophthalmology Department at the Anne Arundel Medical Center|Anne Arundel Medical Center. Nesti also maintained the title of Co-Chief Resident throughout her residency at the Wills Eye Hospital.
==Early Life and Education==
Nesti was born on November 7th, 1972 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She grew up in Philadelphia, P.A., along with one sister and her parents. As a young child, Nesti focused more on her academic life rather than the social or athletic sections.
At the age of 18, Nesti attended the University of Delaware, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and graduating receiving the cum laude award.
After her attendance at the University of Delaware, Nesti attended the Crozer-Chester Medical Center, where she completed a Transitional Internship. She also completed a residency at the Wills Eye Hospital with the title of Co-Chief Resident. Finally, to earn the Medical Doctor title, Nesti attended Jefferson Medical College and graduated in 1999. Nesti met her husband, Leon Nesti, at the college. They married shortly after their meeting.
==Career==
After the completion of her residency at the Wills Eye Hospital and the earning of her medical doctor title at the Jefferson Medical College, Nesti joined her practice, the Chesapeake Eye Care and Laser Center, over 15 years ago as a board-certified Ophthalmologist. Throughout her time at the practice, she has worked on cases involving Cataracts and Glaucoma, as well as performing the occasional Lasik procedure. 
Eventually, Nesti chose to sell her practice to Vision Innovations, enlarging the scale of her business. Nesti still maintains the business partner title at her practice. 
Nesti still maintains her position as the Co-Chief of the Ophthalmology Department at the Anne Arundel Medical Center, in addition to positions at the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons.
==Research==
Dr. Nesti researches the latest practices/techniques on cataract surgery and glaucoma surgery, as well as new laser technology and novel intraocular lens options.
==Personal Life==
Nesti lives in Annapolis, Maryland, and is married to Leon Nesti. She has three children: Heidi, Richard, and Charles.
==Awards==
“Patient’s Choice” award from Vitals in 2012, 2015, 2016, and 2017.
“Compassionate Doctor Recognition” award from Vitals in 2014, 2016, and 2017.
"James B. Shipman Award" for best resident scientific paper at the Wills Eye Hospital in 2003. 
"Bausch & Lomb Young Investigators Award Travel Grant" in 2003.Dr. Nesti has received multiple accolades, including being named "Top Doc" by What’s Up? Annapolis (2017–2018, 2019–2020, 2021–2022, 2023–2024)"Favorite Doc" by Chesapeake Family (2014, 2016, 2017)
 
Category:1972 births
Category:Ophthalmologists
Heaven For Real

Heaven For Real (H4R) is a Canadian indie rock band formed in Halifax, Nova Scotia in 2012 by by twin brothers Mark Grundy and J. Scott Grundy along with drummer Nathan Doucet and later, Cheryl Hann. After self-releasing a string of singles and EPs, they released their debut LP, Kill Your Memory on Mint Records in 2016 followed by an extensive North America|North American tour. The album, is described by James Christopher Allmusic as, "A knotty, nervy, and often cryptic set of post-punk/psych-pop math jams...as compelling as it is elusive."
In 2017, the group embarked upon a tour of Japan and released a live cassette documenting these performances in 2018.
== Discography ==
* WANTON (2013)
* Heaven For Real's Live Underground (2014)
* O So Tired 7" (2015)
* Kill Your Memory (2016)
* Heaven For Real's Live In Japan (2018)
Category: Canadian indie rock bands
Category: Canadian artists
Category: Canadian bands
Category: Canadian musicians
Heavy metal music

A subgenre of rock music known as heavy metal (or just metal) emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, primarily in the United Kingdom and the United States, and has since spread worldwide. Heavy metal bands created a thick, massive sound that was influenced by blues rock, psychedelic rock, and acid rock. Distortion, lengthy guitar solos, forceful rhythms, and loudness were all characteristics of this sound. The songs and performances are often linked with anger and machismo, which has led to charges of sexism on the part of some women who watch the show.
In 1968, three of the most well-known pioneers of the genre, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Deep Purple, were formed in the United Kingdom. Despite the fact that they gained widespread popularity, they were often ridiculed by critics. Several American bands transformed heavy metal into more accessible forms during the 1970s: the raw, sleazy sound and shock rock of Alice Cooper and Kiss; the blues-based rock of Aerosmith; and the vibrant guitar leads as well as party rock of Van Halen. Alice Cooper and Kiss were among the bands who modified heavy metal into more accessible forms. Midway through the decade, Judas Priest contributed to the development of the genre by rejecting most of its blues influence, while Motörhead injected a punk rock sensibility and a growing focus on speed to the mix, respectively. Beginning in the late 1970s, bands associated with the new wave of British heavy metal, such as Iron Maiden and Saxon, continued in a similar vein to their predecessors. Heavily metal fans were recognised by the end of the decade as "metalheads" or "headbangers," respectively.
Glam metal became popular in the 1980s, thanks to the likes of Bon Jovi and Mötley Crüe, among other bands. As a result of this, underground scenes gave rise to a diverse range of more aggressive styles: thrash metal, which gained popularity with bands such as Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax, and other extreme subgenres such as death metal and black metal continue to exist as subcultures. Since the mid-1990s, popular styles have pushed the boundaries of what constitutes a genre. Groove metal and nu metal are examples of this, with the latter incorporating elements of grunge and hip hop into its composition.
Category:Heavy metal music
Category:British rock music genres
Category:British styles of music
Category:European music
Heba Magdy

Heba Magdy Abdul Moneem (born in 28 July 1988 in Cairo) is an Egyptian actress, singer and former ballet dancer.Sources: Heba Magdy’s Announcement Might Cost Her A Role On Netflix’s Paranormal 
==Career==
She studied theatrical arts in Ain Shams University.https://aliqtisadi.com/%D8%B4%D8%AE%D8%B5%D9%8A%D8%A7%D8%AA/%D9%87%D8%A8%D8%A9-%D9%85%D8%AC%D8%AF%D9%8A/ she began her career in 2002. her most famous roles was in Yesterday story in 2008 with Ilham Shaheen, The doubt in 2013, The sin in 2014, Another chance in 2020 with Yasmine Sabri.'Forsa Tania' trends on YouTube She won best supporting actress award from Arabs Star festival for her role on Second Chance TV series in 2020.هبة مجدي تفوز بجائزة أفضل ممثلة دور ثان في مهرجان نجم العرب
==Personal life==
She is married to singer Mohammed Mohsen and has one daughter with him.بالصور: هبة مجدي ترزق طفلتها الأولى وهذا اسمها
==Works==
===Films===
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Year	Film 	Role
2012	After flood 	Dalia
2013	Alqashash 	Raheba
2016	Fos melh wa dah	Zahra
2017	Day from days 	Ensherah/Nashwa
2019	Love night 	
===TV series===
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Year 	Name 	Role
2002 	Qasem Amin 	
2002 	Imbrator 	
2003 	Stories of current husband 	
2004 	Woman of fire 	Nariman
2005 	Sarah 	Amal
2005 	Me and them 	Camilia
2006 	Martial match 	
2006 	Lived in coma 	
2006 	The Cairo 2000 	
2007 	The predator and prey 	Mona
2008 	Night of foxes 	Hanaa
2008 	Story of yesterday 	Mai
2008 	Alexandria beach 	Noorhan
2009 	Hitman without pay 	Soha
2009 	Aladham 	Amal
2009 	Happiness of devil 	Hana
2010 	The shame 	Noora
2010 	More expensive than my life 	Huda
2011 	Supervisor of man of this era	Liz
2011 	Shobra T com 	
2012 	The minister case 	Lamis
2012 	The fourth wife 	Huda
2012 	Alemam alghazali 	Safri
2012 	9 Nations league 	Huda
2013 	Haz alhelal ya sayed 	
2013 	Good mood 	
2013 	Fire in my house 	
2013 	The doubt 	
2014 	Stories of quran 	
2014 	Alhalal mountain 	Amina
2014 	The sin 	Yasmine
2015 	Crown prince 	Nada
2015 	The devil game 	Reem
2015 	Love case 	
2015 	The Scrupulosity 	Nawara
2016 	Younes weld feda 	Besema
2017 	Welad tesaa 	Ihsan
2017-2018	Haj Nooman family 	Fawzia
2019 	Weld alghlaba 	Zainab
2019 	Nesebi we qesmeti 	Heba
2019 	Talqat hadh 	Asmaa
2020 	Another chance 	Maryam
2020 	Big brother 	Safiya
2021 	Nasal alghrab 	Upcoming
2021 	Mosa 	Upcoming
===Radio series===
 Caption text
year	name
2016	Bahlem beh
2017	Jomaa post
2018	Shobakshi war trip
===Theatres===
 Caption text
Year	Name
2015	Night from one thousand night
2019	The king Leer
Category:1988 births
Category:Egyptian film actresses
Category:Egyptian singers
Category:Egyptian ballet dancers
Hebrew language

The Hebrew language is a Northwest Semitic language that belongs to the Afroasiatic language family. The Israelites and their descendants, the Judeans and the Samaritans, are thought to have spoken it at some point in history, and it is considered to be one of their languages. Because it has been the primary liturgical language of Judaism (from the Second Temple era) and Samaritanism throughout history, it has remained virtually unchanged. As the sole living language from the ancient civilization of Canaan, Hebrew is the most effective example of a dead language that has been successfully resurrected in the modern era.
After the failed Bar Kokhba insurrection against the Roman Empire, which was carried out by Jews from Judaea against the Roman Empire between 200 and 400 CE, Hebrew became a less frequently used language. This decline occurred between 200 and 400 CE. It was already common for Aramaic and, to a lesser degree, Greek to be spoken as international languages, particularly among society elites and immigrants. Hebrew continued to be used in Jewish liturgy, rabbinic literature, intra-Jewish trade, and Jewish lyrical writing far into the mediaeval period. Because of Zionism's ascendancy in the 19th century, the Hebrew language underwent a comprehensive revival as a spoken and literary language, which led to it becoming the primary language of the Yishuv (Jewish community in Palestine) and later the lingua franca of the State of Israel, which was granted official recognition. A study published in Ethnologue found that five million individuals globally spoke Hebrew in 1998; by 2013, the figure had increased to almost nine million speakers worldwide. In terms of Hebrew speakers, the United States is second only to Israel in terms of population size, with roughly 220,000 native speakers proficient in Hebrew.
In today's world, modern Hebrew is the official language of the State of Israel, while pre-revival forms of Hebrew are still used for prayer and study in Jewish and Samaritan communities around the world, with the latter group employing the Samaritan dialect as their liturgical tongue. Modern Hebrew is the main language of the State of Israel. As a second language, Hebrew is mostly studied by non-Israeli Jews and students in Israel, as well as by archaeologists and linguists who specialise in the Middle East and its civilizations, as well as by theologians at Christian seminaries and universities.
Category:Hebrew language
Category:Canaanite languages
Category:Fusional languages
Category:Jewish languages
Hector Betancourt

Dr. Hector M. Betancourt, PhD, received a BA (equivalent) from the Catholic University of Chile and his Ph.D. in Social Psychology and Personality from UCLA. He is now Distinguished Professor at Loma Linda University, where he was Founding Chair of the Graduate Department of Psychology in 1993 and established the Culture and Behavior Laboratory in 1998 https://behavioralhealth.llu.edu/faculty/department-psychology/hector-m-betancourt-phd-ma. He is a Fellow of APA, including Divisions 1 (Society for General Psychology), 45 (Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race), 48 (Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict, & Violence), and 52 (International Psychology). He has contributed to psychological organizations in leadership positions such as President of the Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict, and Violence, member of APA Board of Scientific Affairs, Executive Council of Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI), and Secretary General of the Inter-American Society of Psychology (SIP). He has also served in the Board of Editors for several journals such as Journal of Community Psychology and Journal of Personality and Psychology in the U.S., Journal of Social Psychology in Spain, Interdisciplinaria in Argentina, Psyke in Chile, and Psicologia Contemporanea in Mexico https://www.cultureandbehavior.org/.
Category:University of Chile alumni
Category:University of California, Los Angeles alumni
Category:Professors
Hector Geffner

Hector Geffner is an Argentinian computer scientist and a Alexander von Humboldt Professor of artificial intelligence at RWTH Aachen University and Wallenberg Guest Professor in AI at Linköping University . His research interests are focused on artificial intelligence, especially automated planning and the integration of model-based AI and data-based AI. He is best known for his work on domain-independent heuristic planning and received several ICAPS influental paper awards . Previously he held a research professorship at ICREA and the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Group at University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona since 2001. He was a staff researcher at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center from 1990 to 1992 and a professor at Simón Bolívar University in Caracas, Venezuela from 1992 to 2001. Geffner was awarded an ERC Advanced Grant in 2020 to explore the connection between machine learning and model-based AI , and is a former board member and current fellow of the European Association for Artificial Intelligence (EurAI) . 
Geffner received his PhD in computer science at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1989 under the supervision of Judea Pearl on the topic Default Reasoning: Casual and Conditional Theories, for which he received an ACM Doctoral Disseration Award . 
Category:Argentine people
Category:University of California, Los Angeles alumni
Category:Computer scientists
Category:Professors
Category:Artificial intelligence
Hedge fund

Hedge funds are investment pools that often deal in highly liquid assets and use sophisticated strategies for trading, portfolio development, and risk management such short selling, leverage, and derivatives in an effort to outperform the market. Marketing for hedge funds is often limited to institutional investors, high-net-worth individuals, and accredited investors due to restrictions imposed by financial authorities.
One kind of "alternative" investing is hedge funds. The capacity to utilise leverage and more advanced trading approaches sets them apart from typical investment funds like mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Hedge funds are unique from private equity funds and other comparable closed-end funds since they are open-ended and often invest in liquid assets. Unlike private-equity funds, which often invest in illiquid assets and only return cash after a number of years, mutual funds enable investors to deposit and withdraw capital on a periodic basis depending on the fund's net asset value. There are several conceptions of what constitutes a "hedge fund," since there are no official or defined definitions of fund types outside of a fund's legal status.
Following the financial crisis of 2007-2008, regulations were passed in the United States and Europe with the aim of increasing government oversight of hedge funds and eliminating certain regulatory gaps. Hedge funds are not subject to the many restrictions applicable to regulated funds. Although most contemporary hedge funds are able to use a broad range of financial instruments and risk management approaches, they may nonetheless have vastly diverse strategies, risk profiles, volatility profiles, and predicted return profiles. Hedge funds often use investing methods that seek a favourable return on investment in either a rising or declining market. ("absolute return"). The predicted returns of certain hedge fund strategies are less volatile than those of retail funds with substantial exposure to stock markets due to the use of hedging methods, but hedge funds are still considered hazardous investments.
Management fees (generally 2% per year of the fund's NAV) and performance fees (normally 20% of the growth in the fund's NAV over the year) are the standard forms of compensation for a hedge fund's investment manager. Hedge funds have been around for decades, and they're just becoming more common. As of 2021, their assets under administration would amount to roughly $3.8 trillion, making them a significant part of the asset management market. Assets managed by hedge fund managers may reach several billion dollars. (AUM).
Category:Products introduced in 1949
Category:Hedge funds
Category:Alternative investment management companies
Category:Institutional investors
Hedgehog Cabin

Hedgehog Cabin is a British charity dedicated to the rescue, treatment and rehabilitation of injured, sick and orphaned wild hedgehogs. Based in the English village of Phoenix Green, Hampshire, the hedgehog hospital was founded in 2013 by the retired nurse Pauly Andersson Nursing in the United Kingdom, in response to the shortage of emergency care and treatment facilities for European hedgehog in the UK.
Hedgehogs are an List of United Kingdom Biodiversity Action Plan species in the United Kingdom, where they are the nation's favourite mammal.
== History ==
After many years working as a nurse in the National Health Service, specialising in Infection prevention and control, Pauly Andersson repurposed her garden Summer house into the first hospital ward, with large fitted pens housing six patients at a time. Transfering her skills from human patients to hedgehogs, but retaining the holistic approach to healing, enabled Hedgehog Cabin to achieve a 95% survival rate, compared to the average 60% of other rescues.
Hedgehog Cabin's reputation quickly grew, along with demand for beds. With the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals referring cases two more hospital buildings were added, making a total of 24 pens. Hedgehog Cabin remains a one woman enterprise and operates on a budget of just £15,000 a year, and is funded entirely by donations from the public.
== Cultural impact ==
Hedgehog Cabin's founder is also a keen environmental activist, and has been instumental in changing the way Local Authorities manage their borough’s public land, to benefit wildlife. Her outreach work includes Mentorship startup rescues and advising established rescues in the UK and Europe, as well as providing free consultancy to bodies such as the Women's Institute and the Girl Guides, and education providers.
In 2018 Hedgehog Cabin set up its Twitter account, which is now the most popular educational hedgehog resource on Twitternjnh, with 20,000 followers.
Hedgehog Cabin has become a unique social media resource for hedgehog information; sharing important dietry advice and debunking misinformation. Its advice and influence is often referenced in the media.
In 2020 Hedgehog Cabin won the UK’s Best Rescue award, organised by the Wet Nose Day charity and in 2022 was recommended for a Queen’s Honour
Category:Hospitals established in 2013
Category:Hospitals in Hampshire