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Rezwadud Mahin

Rezwadud Mahin is a film director, and writer from Bangladesh. He is working for more than four years in the media industry of Bangladesh. He has worked as an Assistant Director in a lot of popular Dramas, Short Films and TV series of Bangladesh. Now, he is working as a Director and working hard to create a milestone in the media sector. His first project is Othoba Golpota Premer, it was firstly released in Deepto Tv and Bioscope (Live TV) .
== Early life ==
Rezwadud Mahin was born in Pabna on December 3, 2000. Father MD. Rafiqul Islam is an engineer and Mother Sobera Parveen is a housewife. He is the younger brother of the two. Mahin was born and raised in Pabna. He studied at Pabna Collectorate Public School and College. Then, due to his father's transfer, he relocated to Dhaka. Mahin graduated from Savar's Amin Model Town School and College with an SSC in 2015. He then returned to Pabna, where he completed his HSC in 2017 at Pabna Government Edward College. In 2018, he got accepted into the University of Development Alternatives' Department of Communication and Media Studies.
== Career ==
Rezwadud Mahin began his career in the Underground Creative Factory, a production company. Mahin is currently working as a Director. Before this he employed at Underground Creative Factory as the Chief Assistant Director. Mahin has had a great desire to write since he was a toddler. Mahin used to provide regular features to Bangladesh's main newspapers and publications. Mahin's self-improvement article, which appeared in Sheba Prakashani's Rahasya Patrika at the time, was well-received by readers. Mahin has also appeared in a few films. Mad Boy-3, I Love You, Cat Fight, Size Doesn't Matter, Valentine's Day 2020, Keno Accept Korba Na, Ji Ami Genji Bechi, and Badmaish Polapain are among the films shown. He's also written a number of short stories, such as Propose, Ganjam Again, Daring Girl, Bondhur Bon, and others.
== Films ==
# Othoba Golpota Premer (2022) 
# Angule Angul (2019)
# Bodmaish Polapan (2020)
Category:Bangladeshi people
Category:Bangladeshi writers
Category:2000 births
Rhetoric

Rhetoric is the art of convincing, and it is one of the oldest surviving arts of speech, together with grammar and logic (or dialectic – see Martianus Capella), that have survived to the present day. When it comes to rhetoric, the goal is to learn about the methods that authors and presenters use to educate, convince, and motivate certain audiences in specific circumstances. According to Aristotle, rhetoric is "the faculty of observing in any given case the available means of persuasion," and because mastery of the art was required for victory in a court of law, passage of legislative proposals in the assembly, or fame as a public speaker in civic ceremonies, he describes it as "a synthesis of logic and political ethics." Typical heuristics for understanding, finding, and creating arguments for specific circumstances are provided by rhetorical theory, such as Aristotle's three persuasive audience appeals: logos, pathos, and ethos, which are used to persuade an audience to accept an argument.
Category:Rhetoric
Category:Communication studies
Rhiannon MacFadyen

Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen is a visual artist and curator located in the Bay Area.
==Early Life and Career==
Rhiannon MacFadyen was born in San Francisco, California. She started out as a performer and creative consultant for a great deal of “folkloric performance companies” in the Bay Area, and also worked with multiple kindergartens, putting on art workshops in Palo Alto, California.
She then went on to work at The Catharine Clark Gallery in San Francisco for 11 years. Now, she works as a marketing director and a design and brand consultant for artists and small businesses. As a curator: “Rhiannon’s curatorial focus is on projects that push boundaries of scale, scope, medium, venue, and dialogue.” She is also a part of the Yerba Buena Community Benefit District, an organization located in downtown San Francisco that houses 24 galleries and museums.
==Exhibits==
In 2013, she founded, and is the director of Black and White Projects. Black and White Projects, which was formerly known as ASC Projects, or A Simple Collective, is an exhibition program that houses both individual as well as group exhibits. Located in the Mission District, San Francisco, new exhibitions are frequently open to the public.
Another exhibit she curated was the Hiraeth: 3.9 Collective Searches for Home, at USF’s Thacher Gallery in 2015. This exhibit included MacFadyen’s series (Don’t) Touch My Hair, which is a collection of wearable objects made of leather and human hair. The collection touches on the topic of hair and the subjugation of the Black female body. Drawing from her knowledge of historically African pieces, and her own cultural identity as a mixed race woman, she identifies Don’t Touch My Hair as a piece that can be seen from two different viewpoints. The first point of view being “the wearer”, which would recognize the art display as a shield. The second point of view being “the viewer”, which would recognize the art display as a “fetish like character”.
In 2018, MacFadyen curated an exhibit called Great Worry, or Great Freedom at the Headlands Center for the Arts. This exhibit focused on themes of politics and the state of our environment, while honoring the indigenous land that communities are built on. Additionally in 2018, MacFadyen curated an exhibit titled What Nasty Women Wear, which focused on clothing and art, as well as featuring her own work (Don’t) Touch My Hair.
More recent exhibitions she has curated include Bodies on the Line, at the Berkeley Art Center (2019). This exhibit focused on what it is like to be a woman of color in the 21st century. It included live performances as well as documentation of past performances including videos, photos, and objects.
==Awards==
MacFadyen has received numerous awards and grants throughout her career. Notably, she has received the Emerging Arts Professionals Fellowship in 2014, Alternative Exposure Grant in 2016, and CALI Catalyst in 2021, presented by the Center for Cultural Innovation.
Category:Visual artists
Category:Curators
Category:People from San Francisco
Rhimpura (Tonk)

Rhimpura is a small village of 79 hectares in Tonk Tehsil in Tonk district in the State of Rajasthan, India. The village is administrated by a sarpanch who is elected representative of the village by the local elections. Rhimpura depends on Tonk, the nearest town for all major economic activities. The village has government-provided water facilities that include Two taps, One Well supply, which is 66.90% of the total supply, Two tanks, Two tubewells, and One handpump. The villagers also acquire water from some of the natural water sources - Two rivers, Two canals and Two springs. Rhimpura is also surrounded by Two lakes. The population of the village depends on the source of drinking water during summer on Handpump. Rhimpura's pin code is 304001, and village code is 02641800. The area of Rhimpura is segregated as 68.09 hectares irrigated area, 1.02 hectares unirrigated, the 8.29 hectare area under culturable waste (including gauchar and groves), and remaining 2 hectare area not available for cultivation.
Rhimpura has Two banks and Two credit societies for the regulation of economic activity. The village is also equipped with Two recreational centers.
The village has an uninterrupted 24 hours electric supply from a power grid.
== Demographics ==
Rhimpura is a census village in the district of Tonk, Rajasthan. The village has a total population of 232 and has total administration over 42 houses which are connected to supplies basic amenities like water and sewerage.
* Rhimpura has 30 children, 11 boys and 19 girls.
* Scheduled caste counts for 36 (15.52%) males constitute 19 (8.19%) of the population and females 17 (7.33%).
* Scheduled tribe counts for 59 (25.43%) males constitute 27 (11.64%) of the population and females 32 (13.79%).
== Medical facility ==
* Rhimpura has 3 hospitals in nearby town.
==Educational institutions==
As per the census 2011 report, 117 people are literate in Rhimpura out of which 70 are males and 47 are females.
Rhimpura has the following educational facilities:
* 2 Education facilities
* 3 Colleges in the nearby range
== Employment ==
According to a census 2011 report, 115 people of the total population are employed. The workforce is 52 male, 63 female with 90 (78.26%) of all workers being employed full-time, this includes 48 males and 42 females. 43 males and 41 females are considered as the main cultivators. 25 people are reported to work for a marginal period of time in the year.
They depend on the agricultural markets (Mandi) of the nearby towns of Tonk to sell agricultural produce and make their living.
== References ==
== External link ==
* Official website
Category:Villages in Tonk Tehsil
Category:Villages in Tonk District
Category:Villages in Rajasthan
Category:Villages in India
Rhoda Makinde

==Rhoda Makinde==
Rhoda Makinde born on January 12th, 1979 is a US-based Public Health specialist and founder of Dr. Rhoda Makinde Initiative (DROMI World), a non-governmental organization dedicated to transforming and empowering women through programmes that focus on making women self-sustainable, participate in politics, regain their sense of pride and become relevant in the society.
==Early life and education==
Rhoda was born in Lagos State to Pa and Madam Odivbri from Delta State, Nigeria. She attended the famous CMS Girls' Grammar School, Akoka, Bariga, Lagos State and completed her secondary school certificate examination in 1995. 
She then proceeded to the Ogun State University, Sagamu (now Olabisi Onabanjo University) where she bagged a Diploma in Applied Biochemistry in January 1997. She was later trained at the Obafemi Awolowo College of Health Sciences, Ogun State, and graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree in 2005 (MBChB). Due to her interest in Public Health, she completed some certificate courses at Harvard University, USA, some of which include EDX Program on Ebola: Preventing the Next Pandemic (February 2016) EDX Program Global Health: Improving Global Health: Focusing on Quality and Safety, (September 2017), to mention few.
==Career==
Twenty years ago (2003), Dr. Rhoda Makinde in partnership with her husband, Hon. Abiola Makinde, member house representative, Ondo West and East federal constituency founded Lifeline Health Service Inc. located in Maryland, United States of America. She serves as a Director on the board of the company, the same as in many other organisations both nationally and internationally. 
In her quest to transform thousands of women through evidence-based programs, she founded the Dr. Rhoda Makinde Initiative (DROMI) in December 2017, an initiative that has successfully executed medical missions in different parts of Ondo State, support indigent female students through scholarships, provide interest-free loans to market women among other interventions. 
In 2019, she was conferred with an honorary doctorate at the Global Oved Dei Seminary and University, Florida, USA for her numerous support to mankind. 
Dr. Rhoda Makinde was appointed to the Advisory Board of the School of Public Health, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo, (UNIMED) Ondo State Nigeria in 2022. She is an ambassador of the AU-ECOSSOC's New Decade of Women’s Financial and Economic Inclusion (2020 - 2030). 
==Personal Life==
Dr, Rhoda Makinde is married to Hon. (Dr.) Abiola Makinde, honourable member representing Ondo West and East federal constituency in the House of Representatives (Nigeria)
Category:1979 births
Category:People from Lagos
Category:Nigerian people
Category:Public health
Category:Founders.
Rhoda Ofori-Attah

Rhoda Ofori-Attah is a British actress known for her roles in film and television, including the Netflix series "You," the short film "Dream Big," and the TV series "Shadow and Bone".
==Early Life and Education==
Rhoda Ofori-Attah was born in Bekwai, Ghana, and raised in the United Kingdom, mainly in Yorkshire. She spent her early years in Glasgow and Cambridge before her parents finally settled in Yorkshire. Ofori-Attah decided to pursue a career in acting and attended The Oxford School of Drama to hone her acting skills. Her sister, Grace, a writer, took part in the BAFTA Elevate programme in 2018.
==Career==
Ofori-Attah portrayed the character of Detective Monifa Sunday in the Netflix series "You". She also starred in the short film "Dream Big," which tells the story of Miranda, a woman who discovers she can control the destinies of those around her through her model railway. The film was nominated for a BAFTA and a British Independent Film Award (Bifa).
In 2019, Ofori-Attah was inducted as a new member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), a testament to her contributions to the industry. She was also part of the 21 talented actors welcomed to BAFTA's Elevate programme in 2019-2020. The programme is designed to support people from underrepresented groups in the screen industries progress their careers and encourage inclusion across the industries..
Rhoda's television career began with a role in "Rose and Maloney" (ITV). She subsequently appeared in "The Bill" (ITV), "Grownups" (BBC Three), and "Coronation Street" (ITV). Her career took a significant turn in recent years with notable roles such as Edith in "Last Tango in Halifax" (BBC) in 2016, and Stella in the "Silent Witness" two-parter ‘Remembrance’ (BBC) in 2017. She also had roles in the feature film "Tulip Fever" (2017) and television series "Trust Me" (BBC), "Cold Feet" (ITV), "Doctors" (BBC), and "Holby City" (BBC).
Rhoda's recent work includes roles in "Informer" (BBC), "Dark Heart" (ITV), and "Temple" (Sky). In 2019, she joined the cast of the critically acclaimed show "Top Boy". She also appears in the third season of "Sex Education" (Netflix). Rhoda can currently be seen in Uberto Pasolina’s film, "Nowhere Special" (2020), starring James Norton.
In addition to her acting career, Rhoda is a qualified pharmacist and has been working on the frontline during the Covid-19 pandemic..
Category:British people
Category:Alumni of the Oxford School of Drama
Category:Actresses
Rhonda E. Harrison

Rhonda Harrison is the first Black person and the first woman to earn a PhD in Bioinformatics. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, she created the first Drosophila genetics database and is a Bioinformatician & Consultant.
==Education & Career==
Dr. Harrison designed her own Bachelor Degree with Individual Concentration in computer graphics completed at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1990. She spent summers working at Digital Equipment Corporation, Eastman Kodak Corporation and Bell laboratories where she provided computer graphics programming to Yann LeCun, one of three Godfathers of AI, in his early work in machine learning. In 1998 Dr. Harrison earned an MS in Biomedical Engineering under Charles Cantor for her masters thesis in which she optimized genome mapping using a statistical approach. She returned to Boston University under Charles DeLisi, co-founder of The Human Genome Project, and Richard Young at MIT’s Biology Department in the area of multi-omic regulatory networks predictions. She conducted transcriptome processing for the ENCODE Pilot Project for Harvard Medical School as a postdoc in George Church’s lab.
At the Molecular Biology Computing Lab at Rutgers University’s Waksman Institute, she provided bioinformatics programming and sequence analysis support to molecular biologists. One such project was the first Drosophila database at the 1992 Drosophila Meeting where funding for FLYBASE was first announced. She utilized Michael Ashburner‘s acedb platform, the Drosophila’s community’s “Redbook” and data she collected from labs around the world. It was during this time that she met Temple Smith who recruited her to the Bioinformatics program at Boston University. She provided Millennium Pharmaceuticals genome mapping and clinical data computing support. Between degrees she joined Jill Messirov’s Lab to provide assistance to Todd Golub’s landmark work in precision biology using hidden Markov models. 
Today, Dr. Harrison divides her professional time between biotech and medtech business consulting and diversity and inclusion engagement.
Category:American people
Category:Bioinformatics
Category:University of Massachusetts alumni
Rhonda Gouge

Rhonda Gouge, born , is a bluegrass and gospel musician from Ledger, North Carolina. She is a recipient of the 2023 North Carolina Heritage Award.
==Music career==
Gouge was born in McDowell County, North Carolina but has spent her whole life in Mitchell County. She was exposed to music at an early age through her family. She took piano lessons as a child, but always had a fascination for the guitar. She was finally gifted a guitar in 1967 by her father. This was the entry point for her interest in learning all kinds of musical instruments.
Gouge's musical mentor was fiddle and banjo player, Oscar "Red" Wilson, who recieved a North Carolina Heritage Award in 2003.
She started accompanying him on guitar with his band, the Toe River Valley Boys.
Gouge began playing bass guitar in church at age twelve. She later started playing banjo and mandolin. Additionally she picked up lead, electric, and steel guitar. Her local community took notice of her interest in music and individuals started to request music lessons from her.
After years of working in the factory lines and also for Wilson's recording studio, she decided to started a recording studio of her own, The Picking Parlor. She teaches students in guitar, mandolin, bass, fiddle, banjo, and singing.
Gouge has performed with several gospel groups such as, the Rebel Creeks Quartet, and the Principles. She formed two groups of her own, the Bear Creek Ambassadors and, Rhonda and Keeping Time.
She currently is performing at her home church, Bear Creek Baptist Church, located in Ledger, North Carolina. She recieved her master's degree in Appalachian Studies from Appalachian State University.
Category:1955 births
Category:Bluegrass music
Category:Gospel musicians
Category:People from McDowell County, North Carolina
Category:American people
Rhondda Outlaws

Rhondda Outlaws are an amateur rugby league club based in Rhondda. They have men's, women's, under 12's and under 14's sides. They play in the Welsh domestic leagues and will represent Wales in the 2021 Euro XIII.
The Rhondda Outlaws were officially formed on 30 March 2015 with the establishment of a formal constitution. Initially the club consisted of just an Under 16s team who played their first match on 7 June 2015 against Aber Valley Wolves (winning 40-28). In their first season, the under 16's made it to the Grand Final of the Under 16s league before losing to Pill Harriers (38-22).
The following year the age-grades were restructured and two teams were fielded; Under 17s and Under 15s. At the end of the 2016 season, the Under 17s and Under 15s were disbanded.
2017 saw a revival of the club with the introduction of an open-age men's team and a move from their old home of Treherbert to Sardis Road (home of Pontypridd RFC).
In 2019 the club expanded again with the introduction of an Under 12s side. and a Women's side
In November 2019, the club moved from Sardis Road to a new home at Glyncoch Sports & Services Institute. The moved made them the first community club in Wales to have their own venue.
In 2020 the men's team entered the Challenge Cup for the first time and the club was expanded again with the introduction of an Under 14s side.
==== Open-age men's team ====
====== 2017 ======
The men's team was formed in 2017 and played their first ever game at home against Valley Cougars (on Saturday 20th May 2017), losing 80-10. They lost seven and won just one of their next fixtures that season; A 34-6 victory over Cardiff Blue Dragons in Cardiff.
====== 2018 ======
This season saw the Outlaws improve with a total of 3 wins, 1 draw and 6 loses for the season.
====== 2019 ======
The Outlaws won all but one game in the 2019 season (7 wins, 1 loss). They beat Bridgend Blue Bulls 34-22 in the 17th Welsh Grand Final to be crowned the Welsh Champions.
====== 2020 ======
The Rhondda Outlaws entered the Challenge Cup for the first time in 2020 after being drawn away against Barrow Island in the 1st round. They lost the match 84-6.
==== Open-age women's team ====
====== 2019 ======
In 2019 the Outlaws established a women's open age-team and played the first ever game of Women's Rugby League in Wales. The game was against Cardiff Blue Dragons at the Memorial Ground, Cardiff on Saturday 27th July. The Outlaws lost 52-10.
A return fixture was played on Sunday 4th August at Sardis Road, Pontypridd. The Outlaws narrowly lost 28-30 against the Cardiff Blue Dragons.
==== Under 12s ====
====== 2019 ======
The first Outlaws Under 12s match was against Cardiff Blue Dragons at Sardis Road, Pontypridd. The Outlaws won that game 50-6. They went on to end the season with 5 wins, 1 draw and 8 loses.
Rhondda Outlaws Home Ground
All teams within the Rhondda Outlaws play their home fixtures at Glyncoch Sports & Services Institute, Coed-Y-Lan, Pontypridd, CF37 3AU. 
* Welsh Champions 2019
Category:2015 establishments in Wales
Category:Rugby clubs established in 2015
Category:Rhondda Valley
Category:Welsh rugby league teams