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Paul Monyonge Kale

Paul Monyonge Kale (1910-1966) was a leading politician of the pre-independence era in Southern Cameroons and speaker of the West Cameroon House of Assembly until his death in 1966. Much of his adult life was spent in the pursuit of Cameroon independence.
==Early life==
Born 20 March 1910, in Buea, Kale did his primary education in Buea before continuing his secondary education in Normal College, Kake (near Kumba). After this he worked as a teacher in Buea for a few years. Sources: Njeuma 1999 and Historical Dictionary of Cameroon. 
==Adult life==
In April 1935 he moved to Lagos working as Supervisor of the Salvation Army Schools and also working for the magazine the West African Pilot. Through his journalism he quickly became caught up in activism. He was a founding member of the Cameroon Welfare Union (CWU), joined the National Council of Nigeria and Cameroons (NCNC), and also cofounded the Cameroon Youth League (CYL) and the Cameroons National Federation (CNF). He was also involved in the founding of the Bakweri Union and the Bamenda Improvement Association.Sources: Njeuma 1999 and Historical Dictionary of Cameroon. 
In 1949 he was part of the pan-Nigerian delegation to London
In 1953, Kale returned to Southern Cameroons where with Nerius N. Mbile he created the Kamerun People's Party (KPP). In 1959 Kale left the KPP and founded the Kamerun United Party (KUP), which advocated the independence of British Cameroons as a separate political entity. Later, in 1960 the KPP merged with the Kamerun National Congress (KNC) to form the opposition coalition, the Cameroon People's National Convention (CNPC).
A biographical sketch is given in Njeuma 1999
==Published works==
His book, ‘Political Evolution in the Cameroons’, was published posthumously in August 1967. [Gov. Print.], [Buea], [1967] 
An earlier book about the Bakweri had been published in 1939 
==Recognition==
He served as the speaker of the West Cameroon House of Assembly, 1961-1966
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Paul Pangaro

Paul Pangaro is an American computer scientist, interaction designer, entrepreneur, researcher, performer, and professor. He is known for his work in cybernetics, conversation design, and interaction design. Pangaro is currently a Visiting Scholar at the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture and the School of Design at Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. He also holds a courtesy appointment in the Carnegie Mellon School of Design in the Carnegie Mellon College of Fine Arts. Paul is the President of the American Society for Cybernetics (ASC) since 2021American_Society_for_Cybernetics#ASC_Presidents. Before, he was a Professor of Practice in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.
==Background and Education==
Pangaro obtained a Bachelor of Science in Humanities/Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and later earned a Ph.D. in Conversation Theory in the Cybernetics Department at Brunel University (UK)https://bura.brunel.ac.uk/bitstream/2438/5320/1/FulltextThesis.pdf. His supervisor was the cybernetician Gordon Pask.
==Academic and Teaching Experience==
Pangaro has taught at several universities, such as the Maryland Institute College of Art, Parsons School of Design, Stanford University, the School of Visual Arts, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He was appointed Chair of the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Interaction Design program at CCS and was a Professor of Practice in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University in 2019.
==Cybernetics, Conversation Design, and Interaction Design==
Pangaro's work, lectures, and writing primarily focus on designing for conversation and seeing design as conversationhttp://papers.cumincad.org/data/works/att/lasg_proceedings_2019_fulltext.pdf. He has been studying conversation and design for over 30 years and applies cybernetics to conversation design. He founded General Cybernetics, which creates new tools for reading digital content based on the cybernetics of conversation. He is a proponent of conversation theory, which emphasizes the role of conversation and interaction in shaping design and creative processes.
==Awards, Recognition, and Projects==
Pangaro is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). He is widely published, presented at conferences, and is a sought-after expert on interaction design. He is involved in creating #NewMacyMeetings, a renewal of the original Macy Meetings from the 1940s and 50s that became the foundation of cybernetics. With TJ McLeish, Pangaro created a full-scale replica of Pask's Colloquy of Mobiles, which was displayed at the Centre Pompidou in Paris in 2020https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/programme/agenda/evenement/cbEr6Ko and is now part of the permanent collection of the ZKM museum in Karlsruhe.
==Selected publications==
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Paul R. Berger

Paul R. Berger (born 8 May 1963) is a Professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering at Ohio State University and Physics (by courtesy).., and also a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Tampere University in Finland.
Berger was named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in 201136 EDS Members Elected to the IEEE Grade of Fellow, Effective 1 January 2011 and was elected into the IEEE Electron Devices Society Board of Governors in 2020Berger elected to IEEE Electron Devices Society Board of Governors 
== Education ==
Berger received his Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Ph.D in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Michigan in 1985, 1987 and 1990 respectively under the supervision of Pallab Bhattacharya. In 1987, Berger co-discovered the self-assembly of III-V semiconductor quantum dots during molecular-beam epitaxy strain engineering with Pallab Bhattachrya for the formation of high-quality quantum dot lasers device manufacturing. This is widely used in industry today and has made optical communication and optical networking practical for many applications, including optical data links in enterprise networks and data centers.
== Career ==
Berger won a National Science Foundation CAREER Awards (1996)
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a DARPA ULTRA Sustained Excellence Award (1998)
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a Faculty Diversity Excellence Award (2009)
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and Outstanding Engineering Educator for State of Ohio (2014)
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Category: Computer Engineering
Category: 1963 births
Paul Rivett (businessman)

Paul Rivett is a Canadian businessman and the former president of Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited, a multinational insurance and investment management company based in Toronto, Ontario. After retiring from Fairfax in 2020, he became a key player in the acquisition of Torstar and now oversees Tevir Investments Inc., a family office with various business interests.
==Early Life and Education==
Rivett was born and raised in Pickering, Ontario to immigrant parents from the United Kingdom and Poland. He attended Dunbarton High School, graduating in 1986. He received a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Toronto in 1990, followed by a Master's of Industrial Relations in 1992 and a Law degree in 1996, both from Queen's University.
==Career==
===Law===
Rivett began his legal career at the firm Blake, Cassels & Graydon where he learned about the world of mergers and acquisitions, later moving on to work at multinational firm Shearman & Sterling. 
===Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited===
In 2004, Rivett made the jump from law to join Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited, where he held a variety of roles, including Chief Legal Officer, Vice President, Operations and Chief Operating Officer, before becoming President in 2013. During his time at Fairfax, he initiated the company's innovation lab and FairVentures group, which invested in several startups. Rivett retired from Fairfax in 2020.
===Torstar===
After his retirement, Rivett partnered with Jordan Bitove to acquire Torstar, publisher of the Toronto Star. Rivett was approached by Bitove for consultation on the acquisition but expressed interest in being a partner rather than a consultant. The deal to purchase Torstar came after a long battle with competing bidder Canadian Modern Media Holdings. He drew on his past experience in revitalizing a Manitoban railway as a potential asset for the company's turnaround efforts, and wrote several articles for the paper while working there. Rivett left the company after a legal dispute with his co-owner Jordan Bitove - who took full ownership.
===Tevir Investments Inc.===
Rivett currently oversees Tevir Investments Inc., a family office with investments in gaming & entertainment, media, and industrial companies.
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Paul Robert Harper

Paul Harper (born 20 September 1981) is a Scottish Radio personality. Harper currently presents afternoons on Pure Radio Scotland (weekdays from 1pm-4pm), and The Saturday Night House Party on CHBM-FM, Toronto.
== Early Life ==
Harper was raised in the Bieldside area of Aberdeen and attended Cults Academy.
== Radio ==
Harper began his career aged 13 at Grampian Hospital Radio in Aberdeen. Whilst still at school, Harper joined Northsound 1 One in 1997 to present weekends, before landing the Tay FM breakfast show in 1999. Following the 2001 Capital Radio Group acquisition of Capital Scotland, Harper signed for the dance music station. There he fronted the Beat 106 Breakfast Show, winning the Presenter of the Year at the British Radio Awards in 2004. He featured on the Xbox game Project Gotham Racing 2, appearing "on air" during game levels set in Edinburgh, Scotland. Harper spent 2006 on air hosting weekends and evening swing at 2Day FM, Sydney, Australia. In 2007 he returned to Scotland, hosting Real Mornings on Heart Scotland|Real Radio. During this time, Real Radio achieved record ratings of 809,000 listeners a week and a 31% reach (Q3,2007), with Harper's programme (Sunday-Friday 10am-2pm) attracting more listeners than the entire weekly audience of every programme on rival stations Radio Forth|Forth 1 and Forth 2, combined. Harper was opening DJ for Robbie Williams Take the Crown Stadium Tour|Take The Crown Tour at Hampden Park. On 6 May 2014, Real Radio rebranded as Heart Scotland and Harper transitioned to the new station to host Heart Drivetime. In May 2019, Harper joined Dundee publisher DC Thomson as a consultant, working across its new radio portfolio and with Robin Galloway to create a new Scottish radio station. Pure Radio officially launched on Wednesday 27th November 2020 at 8.00am. Since January 2020, Harper has presented afternoons on Pure Radio from his home studio in Toronto, Canada. During this spell working from home, his daughter accidentally broadcast herself singing Let It Go, from the movie Frozen (2013 film)|Frozen. Harper joined CHBM-FM|Boom 97.3 to host The Saturday Night House Party at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, and is regular stand in for Stu Jeffries on the boom 973 morning show. 
== Yes Sir, I Can Boogie ==
Following the Scotland national football team qualification to UEFA Euro 2020, Harper played the 1977 disco hit and newly adopted Scotland fan anthem Yes Sir, I Can Boogie, 45 times in a row over a three hour period.
== Charity ==
Harper was trustee of children's charity, BASH Fundraising Events, and was part of the Real Radio team that raised £1,000,000 for the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS). Harper is a distant relative of philanthropist Rachel, Lady MacRobert, namesake of the CHAS hospice, Rachel House. 
== Personal Life ==
Harper is a lifelong Aberdeen F.C. fan. He lives in the Leslieville area of Toronto with his wife and two girls. 
Category:Scottish radio personalities
Category:1981 births
Category:People from Aberdeen
Paul Ronzheimer

Paul Ronzheimer (* July 26, 1985 in Aurich) is a German journalist, tv-moderator and war correspondent.
== Life ==
Ronzheimer lived in his childhood in East Frisia. He went to Gymnasium Ulricianum in Aurich. After school he worked as journalist for newspaper Emder Zeitung. Since 2008 Ronzheimer works as journalist for German newspaper BILD. As war correspondet he was in Ukraine, Libya, Turkey, Syria, Afghanistan and in Iraq. Axel-Springer-Preis.de: Preisträger (german) As an openly gay German journalist Ronzheimer asked for the tabloid Bild Iranian politician Mohammad Javad Zarif "LGBT rights in Iran|Why are homosexuals executed in Iran?".Queer.de: Grenell kritisiert iranische Minister-Äußerung zu Homosexuellen (german) In February/March 2022. Ronzheimer is as war correspondent in Kiew during 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.Zeit.de: Ich arbeite auf der dunklen Seite, interview with Ronzheimer
== Awards ==
* 2011: Herbert Quandt Medien-Preis (together with Nikolaus Blome)
* 2016: Axel-Springer-Preis
== Works by Ronzheimer ==
* Sebastian Kurz: Die Biografie. Verlag Herder, Freiburg 2018, ISBN 978-3451399770.
Category:German journalists
Category:German male non-fiction writers
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Paul S. Freemont

Paul Freemont is Professor of Structural and Synthetic Biologyin the Department of Infectious Disease at Imperial College Londonhttps://www.structurebiomed.org/paul-freemont.
==Career==
Paul Freemont received a bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from the Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, and a Ph.D. in Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology at the University of Aberdeen. He was a Postdoctoral Research Associate with Thomas A. Steitz at at the Dept of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, Yale University. In 1988 he joined the ICRF (Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Lincoln Inn Fields) as a Principal Scientist in 1987. In 2001 he was appointed to a Professorship of Structural Biology in the Department of Infectious Disease at Imperial College, London.
== Books ==
Synthetic Biology - A Primer (Revised Edition) Paperback – 24 Aug. 2015
Edited by Geoff Baldwin,Travis Bayer, Robert Dickinson, Tom Ellis, Paul S Freemont, Richard I Kitney, Karen Polizzi, Guy-Bart Stan.
== Awards ==
Paul Freemont is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology
EMBO Member
== Companies ==
Co-founder of the spin out companies Equinox Pharma and LabGenius and he also sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of Netscientific and has held consultancies with a number of other companies and organizations and has also been active in a number of public engagement activities including the RCUK Public Dialogue on Synthetic Biology (2010) and the Royal Academy of Engineering public engagement on synthetic biology (2008).
== Other activities and appointments ==
Professor Paul Freemont is Head of the section of Structural and Synthetic Biology in the Department of Infectious Disease.
co-director of the National UK Innovation and Knowledge Centre for Synthetic Biology (SynbiCITE; www.synbicite.com ; since Oct 2013) at Imperial College London. Together with Prof. Richard Kitney he founded the discipline of Synthetic Biology at Imperial
College.
He co-supervises the very successful iGEM team at Imperial College.
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Paul Smith (novelist)

Paul Smith was a novelist and playwright who wrote on taboo topics such as same-sex desire. He traveled back to Ireland from America in 1972 after finding success with his work The Countrywoman (1987). He lived his last remaining years in his home on Convent Road, Blackrock, Dublin.
Smith was an old friend of Irish author Kate O'Brien and spoke highly of her character and works.
While in Melbourne in 1967 Smith became involved in a bankruptcy suit claimed by Irene Handl, claiming she was owed the amount of £9,800. As Smith was attending a psychiatric facility at the time, he revealed he could not pay back his allotted debts summing up to the amount of £11,232.
==Death==
Paul Smith died on the 11 January 1997 at the age of 76. There is a gravestone erected as a memorial near the Grand Canal in his memory. It is placed there as Smith lived opposite the spot where the memorial is near Portobello. The memorial lists his two most notable works The Countrywoman (1962) and Esther's Altar (1959). Underneath, the memorial tablet carries these eight lines of poetry opening stanzas from "The Return" by an admired poet of his Edna St. Vincent Millay reading. It is believed Smith was a fan of the poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, harboring her works within his personal collection, hence choosing a quote from this poet to display on his headstone. Smith was buried at Mount Jerome Cemetery and Crematorium in Harold's Cross, County Dublin. Smith's gravestone notes him as a novelist and playwright. Smith shares a plot and headstone with his nephew Paul Kavanagh who died on the 5 May 2008. On 3 February 1997, the Irish newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported a small attendance at Smith's funeral.
==Bibliography==
* Esther's Altar (1959)
* The Countrywoman Alpha Book Dist (1987) 
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Paul Stephen Boyington

Paul Stephen Boyington, is a Prime Time Emmy Award wining visual effects supervisor. He has worked as a Director, Producer, 2nd Unit Director, Visual Effects Supervisor, Title Designer and Screenwriter.
He won a Primetime Emmy Awards for his visual effects work on the Primetime CBS show “The Last Halloween”.https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/1992/outstanding-special-visual-effects He was also nominated for a Prime Time Emmy for title design for "Friday the 13th - The Series,”https://www.emmys.com/awards/nominees-winners/1988/outstanding-main-title-design as well as a nomination for the Canadian Television Gemini Award, (Canadian Emmy), for his visual effects work on “The Outer Limits” television series, for which he was the visual effects supervisor. His TV credits include “The Steve Harvey Show," "War of the Worlds," "Key West," “The Outer Limits,” and "Friday the 13th - The Series”. Paul directed the episode “Perchance to Dream," for the dramatic television series, “Monsters“. 
On the feature side, his visual effects supervision and title design credits include “Nightmare on Elm Street 2 Freddy’s Revenge," "Surviving the Game," “Bulletproof," “Ironweed," “Iron Eagle III” “Invaders from Mars” and the iconic Tom Hanks’ comedy "Dragnet". He was the 2nd Unit Director on the films, “NYC: Tornado Terror“ and “Nature Unleashed:Earthquake”. One of the highlights of Paul Boyington’s career was to design and then supervise and produce the visual effects production for the opening title sequence, as well as supervise and produce all other visual effects for Tim Burton’s feature film, “Ed Wood”. Another highlight was to supervise and produce the visual effects for the “dream sequences” for the acclaimed film “Eve’s Bayou," starring Samuel L. Jackson. 
For over twenty five years Paul ran his own visual effects studio and commercial production company, where he directed and produced commercials, music videos and supervised visual effects projects, for the film, television, music and advertising industry. Currently he is writing screenplays and producing and directing content for film and television.
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Paul Stewart (Australian musician)

Paul Stewart Order of Australia is a Melbourne born musician, journalist and humanitarian. He is best known as the lead singer of Painters and Dockers and Dili Allstars. 
Paul received his OAM on Australia Day 2020 for service to the community, and to the performing arts.
Though the Painters and Dockers, Paul has been inducted into the Music Victoria Awards.
His brother, Tony Stewart, was a member of the Balibo Five journalists, killed in 1975 in East Timor. Paul and his family have worked to support the people of East Timor. With fellow Painters and Dockers member Colin Buckler formed the Dili Allstars in early 1990s with East Timorese musicians. The Dili Allstars, together with various artists, released Liberdade: Viva East Timor in 1999. In 2009 Stewart featured on the ABC Compass religious program following a liver transplant with the episode featuring Painters And Dockers songs Nude School and Die Yuppie Die. Stewart is actively involved in fundraising for the Alma Nuns, a Timorese-based Catholic order who care for disabled children and orphans.Paulie Stewart, Strong, selfless love: The Alma Nuns of Timor Leste, Melbourne Catholic, 5 December 2019
On 19 February 2012 with Colin Badger and Michael Badger he formed The Transplants to perform a special show for ORGAN DONATION week. Most members of the act had had life saving liver transplants. They were joined at the gig, held at the Oakleigh Caravan Club, by controversial 'Human Headline' Derryn Hinch who sung along on the Dockers song 'You're Going Home In The Back Of A Divi Van'. Paul is a LiverWell Hep Hero.
He performed Everybody Clap! Everybody Sing! with the Wiggles.
== Community Citation ==
His community citation list from his Order of Australia citation shows his commitment to using his talents as a musician and writer to promote health and humanitarian causes.
* Founder and Member of the band The Transplants, (comprised of people who have had organ transplants and who promote the work of Donate Australia).
* Board Member, Balibo House Trust, 2003-2005, 2014-2015.
* Founding Member, Mirabel Foundation, 1998.
* Advisor, Songlines Aboriginal Music Corporation, 1994.
* Co-Founder, Performers Releasing Information about Careful Sex and Clean Drug Use (PRICS), 1993.
* Board Member, AusMusic, 1988-1992. 
* Founding Member, The Push, 1986.
* Produced and compiled a number of benefit CDs including:
* This Is The Place For A Song'' for Immigration Museum, 2005.
* I'll Be Gonz, for Kids Under Cover, 2009.
* I Am Woman, for Dr Dan's Medical Clinic Timor Leste, 2008.
* Liberdade'', for East Timorese Emergency Relief, 1999.
* All In The Family, for 'Oan Kiak' education scholarships for Timorese orphans 1995 and;
* 'Love from A Short Distance for Oan Kiak education scholarships for Timorese orphans 1997.
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