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ENRA Group

ENRA Group is the parent company of three brands providing specialist financial services and products. The Group first entered the specialist finance market back in 2002, and was formed in 2013..
== Organization and structure ==
ENRA Group is a privately held company and majority shareholders include Exponent Private Equity, which acquired a majority stake in ENRA Group in 2016.
ENRA Group operates three businesses in specialist property finance; Enterprise Finance, West One Loans and Vantage Finance.
The Group currently employs almost 200 staff, originating £1billion of mortgages p.a and generating £30m EBITDA.
== History ==
The origins of the ENRA Group begin at Enterprise Finance. Danny Waters joined Enterprise Finance a year after it was established in 2002
, becoming Managing Director in 2005. 
ENRA Group was created with the launch of lending business Aura Finance in 2013. 
West One Loans was founded externally in 2005 and acquired by ENRA Group with investment from private equity firm Livingbridge in 2014. West One Loans has since then incorporated the operations of Aura Finance.
In 2016, Exponent Private Equity acquired a majority stake in the ENRA Group for an undisclosed sum. In 2018, ENRA Group completed the acquisition of specialist lending distributor Vantage Finance, founded in 2004
Through acquisitions and expansion, ENRA Group gained a spot on the list on the Financial Times’ FT1000 ‘The complete list of Europe’s fastest growing companies’ in 2018 and both the Financial Times’ Fast Track and Profit Track 100 throughout 2014-2017.
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Enra Group on linkedin
* Contact - ENRA Group
* Enra Group Ltd - Company Profile and News - Bloomberg
* ENRA GROUP LIMITED - Overview (free company information)
* Enra Group Competitors, Revenue and Employees - Owler.com
* Enra Group Ltd - Overview, News & Competitors | ZoomInfo.com
* ENRA Group | Exponent
* ENRA Group Berhad
* Group - Fast Track
* Enra Group - Figaro Digital
* Enra Group | Crunchbase
* Enra Group Bhd Latest Company News - Reuters.com
* ENRAol.KL - Enra Group Bhd Profile | Reuters
* ENRA Group Berhad Annual Report 2018 - Insage
Category:Companies established in 2013
Category:Financial services companies
Category:Financial services companies of the United Kingdom
Category:Mortgage
Category:Private equity firms
Category:Privately held companies of the United Kingdom
ESam

eSam, is an online auction and online retail marketplace in Iran, similar to eBay.
The website is free to use for buyers, and charges sellers a percentage of the sale price.
Sam Modonpour, founder and chairman of eSam. The auction website founded by Iranian Peoples computer engineer Sam Modonpour in 2012.
The initial version of the website was launched in 2011 and provides consumer to consumer services to Iranian users via its platform.
In the first 2 hours of eSam's activity, the first purchase, which was a leggings, was registered, so that the order processing and delivery process took 3 days.
Since the beginning of the company, due to the complete lack of confidence of the Iranian people in online shopping and limited access levels, this company has faced a major crisis. Due to the strict rules of Internet activity in Iran, eSam was hardly able to get permission to hold online auctions and so far, it has had little success in gaining the trust of buyers so that it has not been able to attract sponsorship.
They are currently working on a service that allow to order products from eBay and Amazon (company).
Category:Online auction websites of Iran
Category:Retail companies established in 2012
Category:Online retailers of Iran
Category:Iranian companies established in 2012
ETH Zurich

A public research institution, ETH Zurich found in the Swiss city of Zürich. The Swiss federal government established it in 1854, and it was modelled after the École polytechnique in Paris, with the stated mission to educate engineers and scientists.
ETH Zurich is a member of the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology Domain, which is a consortium of government universities and research institutes that falls under the jurisdiction of the Swiss Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research. ETH Zurich's sister institution, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), is also a member of this domain. Because it is a public university, it welcomes applications from any citizen or permanent resident of Switzerland who has already completed their secondary education. As of the year 2021, the ETH Zurich has recruited 24,500 students from over 120 countries, of whom 4,460 were seeking PhD degrees.
In academia as well as industry, particularly in the fields of science and technology, ETH Zurich is known for having a reputation that is on par with the very best. It is consistently ranked as one of the top three to five universities in Europe and as one of the top fifteen to twenty institutions in the world. The university was ranked eighth in the world and fourth in Europe in the 2022 edition of the QS World University Rankings for academic excellence. In the 2021 edition, the university was ranked fourth in the world for engineering and technology (second in Europe), and it was ranked first for earth and marine science. In the Times Higher Education Globe University Rankings for 2022-23, ETH Zurich was placed as the 11th best university in the whole world.
Among the students, teachers, and researchers linked with ETH Zurich are 22 Nobel laureates, two Fields Medalists, three Pritzker Prize winners, and one recipient of the Turing Award. Among these individuals are Albert Einstein and John von Neumann. It is a member of the CESAER network in addition to being a founder member of the IDEA League and the International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU).
Category:ETH Zurich
Category:Education in Zürich
Category:Technical universities and colleges in Switzerland
Category:Educational institutions established in 1854
Category:1854 establishments in Switzerland
Category:Buildings and structures in Zürich
E 4 Elephant

E4 Elephanthttp://kairalitv.in/ was a TV show that used to air in Kairali TV, it showed different celebrity and non celebrity captive elephants of Kerala, India. These captive elephants form an important part of Kerala culture with this show playing an important role in generating awareness about the importance of elephants in Kerala culture, it was anchored and hosted by Malayalam author and a screenplay writer Madampu Kunjukuttan along with Sreekumar Arookutty.
The show has featured famous elephants of keralahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLKLFrGyjLI including Thechikottukavu Ramachandran, Kandampully Balanarayan, Thiruvambadi Sivasundar among others.
== E 4 Elephant in the Media ==
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== References ==
== External Links ==
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Category:Television programs
Category:Indian TV shows
Category:Malayalam-language television programs
Category:Malayalam-language television shows
Category:Television series about elephants
Category:Elephants
Eagle-Herald

The Eagle-Herald was a newspaper for African Americans in Gainesville, Florida.
==SEPARATE GEORGIA PAPER==
The Gainesville Eagle was a weekly newspaper in Gainesville, Georgia, United States published by John E. Redwine. It was owned by Harve Craig and was a rival of the Gainesville News. It ceased in 1947.
Wedding announcement for John E. Redwine Jr.
Category:Newspapers
Category:Newspapers published in Florida
Category:African-American newspapers
Eamon Lui-Fakaotimanava Draft

Eamon Holona Lui-Fakaotimanava (born 14 March 1986) is a former New Zealand Water Polo player. 
He played for the New Zealand Men’s Water Polo team from 2007 - 2015, and played ~60 internationals for New Zealand. He captained the team at the 2014 Commonwealth Water Polo Championships in Aberdeen, and was vice captain at the 2013 FINA World Water Polo Championships, and the 2013 FINA World League. 
He made his debut at the Southern Cross Cup vs the USA in 2007. Internationally, he previously played for the Miskolc Miskolc Vizilabda Klub in Hungary (2013/2014 - professionally), UZSC in the Netherlands (2017/2018), and the KFC Queensland Breakers in Australia (2009, 2010).
In New Zealand, Eamon hails from the Hutt Water Polo Club in Lower Hutt, Wellington, and played for the Hutt Heat (2006 - 2016), winning the National Championship in 2011. He also played for Marist Water Polo Club in Auckland (2013), winning the National Championship and being awarded National League MVP in 2013. 
Eamon is of Niuean and Pakeha descent, with Irish and Scottish heritage, and graduated from Victoria University of Wellington.
Category:1986 births
Category:New Zealand people
Category:Water polo players
Earl Cave (actor)

Earl Cave is a British-Australian actor who is best known for his role in True History of the Kelly Gang. 
===Biography===
Cave was born in 2000 in Brighton, England to Australian singer, composer and author Nick Cave and British model Susie Bick. He had a twin brother Arthur who died at the age of 15 following a fall from a cliff. Both Earl and Arthur were featured in 20,000 Days on Earth, a 2014 documentary about their father's life and career.
===Acting career===
Cave made his acting debut in Channel 4's Born to Kill. He also appeared in Netflix's The End of the F***ing World and the Amazon Prime adaptation of Alex Rider as James, a student at the Point Blanc academy who assists Alex Rider with his mission. In 2019, he appeared in Simon Bird's directorial debut Days of the Bagnold Summer playing the main character Daniel. The same year he also starred as Australian outlaw Dan Kelly alongside Russel Crowe in Justin Kurzel's True History of the Kelly Gang.https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5994881/https://www.nme.com/film-interviews/earl-cave-interview-days-of-the-bagnold-summer-2685390https://www.theguardian.com/film/2020/feb/27/earl-cave-i-can-do-angsty-teenager-but-i-think-i-was-pretty-pleasant
===Film===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2019	Days of the Bagnold Summer 	Daniel 	
2019	True History of the Kelly Gang	Dan Kelly	
===Television===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2017	Born to Kill 	Oscar	
2017	The End of the F***ing World	Frodo	1 episode
2020	Alex Rider 	James	Main role; 8 episodes
 
Category:British actors
Category:British television actors
Category:British artists
Earl M. Johnson

Earl M. Johnson Sr. was a lawyer and civil rights advocate in Florida. Johnson was a prominent advocate for the consolidation of the City of Jacksonville and Duval County, and is credited with mobilizing African-American support for the 1967 referendum. After the consolidation vote, Jackson became the first Black person to be elected to an at-large seat on the Jacksonville City Council. Earl Johnson Memorial Park in Jacksonville is named for him.https://www.coj.net/departments/parks-and-recreation/recreation-and-community-programming/parks/earl-johnson-memorial-park He was inducted into the Florida Civil Rights Hall of Fame in 2016.
Johnson was a graduate of Howard University. His son, Earl M. Johnson Jr., also became a lawyer.
Category:Howard University alumni
Category:Lawyers
Category:Civil rights activists
Early James

Fredrick James Mullis Jr. (born June 2, 1993), known professionally as Early James, is an American singer-songwriter.
==Early Life==
James was born and raised in Troy, Alabama. At the age of 15, he received his first guitar from his aunt for Christmas. He began writing songs shortly thereafter, citing James Taylor and Johnny Cash as formative influences on his music.
==Career==
At the age of 21, James moved to Birmingham, Alabama to pursue music professionally. It was here that he met Adrian Marmolejo and formed their band, Early James and the Latest. Drawing inspiration from Birmingham's diverse music scene, James began to cultivate a fresh sound that contains elements of blues, folk, rock, and classic country.
While working in Birmingham, James caught the attention of Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys who was taken by James' unique style and instantly knew he wanted to produce his debut album.
On December 5, 2019, James announced his debut album Singing for My Supper will be released on March 13, 2020 by Auerbauch's Easy Eye Sound label and released his first single from this project, Blue Pill Blues. Subsequent singles from this project, It Doesn't Matter Now and High Horse were released on January 23, 2020 and February 13, 2020, respectively.
In 2020, James will be on tour supporting Shovels and Rope, The Lone Bellow, The Marcus King Band, and The Black Keys.
==Artistry==
James has been compared to Tom Waits and has referred to the musician as one of his inspirations, along with Fiona Apple. His lyrics are often dark but with a sardonic sense of humor, dealing with such themes as depression, addiction, and relationships. 
==In the media==
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==External links==
* Early James on facebook
* Early James on Nonesuch Records
* Early James on instagram
==References==
Category:1993 births
Category:American male singer-songwriters
Category:Musicians
Category:Debut albums
Earnest Jackson (singer)

Earnest "The Voice" Jackson, Jr. (born May 10, 1948 - died December 06, 2023) was a singer, songwriter and musician from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He performed in the band Sugar Daddy and the Gumbo Roux and covered "Love and Happiness" on Stone Records in 1973. The cover peaked at #58 on the Billboard Hot 100 in July, 1973.
==Personal Life==
Jackson graduated high school in 1966 and then joined the U.S. Air Force. He left the Air Force in 1970. Jackson then attended college at Southern University and A&M College.
Jackson was married to Kaye S. Jackson and then Veronica L. Jackson. He had four children: daughter Tiffany Reed, son Bradford Nelson, son Earnest C. Jackson (Lillian), and daughter Erica K. Jackson (deceased). His parents were Idella Jackson and Earnest Jackson Sr.
Jackson started singing when he was 5 years old. He joined a band at the age of 14: Little Earnest and the Tytans, which covered R&B songs. Jackson wrote and recorded his first song Give Me Your Love. In college, Jackson joined other bands including Black Blood and the Chocolate Pickles. According to Jackson, his gravelly voice made him sound like Louis Armstrong.
Jackson never made a living from recording music. He worked at Pinetta's European Restaurant in Baton Rouge for 33 years and was known as the "Singing Waiter".
Jackson died on December 6, 2023 at the age of 75
==Inflation==
While lead singer with the R&B band Sugar Daddy and the Gumbo Roux, Jackson wrote the song Inflation, detailing the effects of the 1973–1975 recession. The song was recorded in the spring of 1975 at See-Saint Studios in New Orleans, but was never released or copyrighted at the time.
In November 2022 NPR podcast Planet Money released the song to demonstrate how the music industry works. Planet Money created a record label called Planet Money records and convinced the original band members of Sugar Daddy and the Gumbo Roux, including Randy Jackson and the widow of a deceased band member, to help get the song released. Planet Money Records became the first label to ever sign Jackson. At the time of Jackson's death, Inflation had been streamed over two million times
==Discography==
Category:1948 births
Category:African-American songwriters
Category:American soul singers
Earnhardt Auto Center

Earnhardt Auto Centers was founded by Tex Earnhardt in 1951, just before he turned 21 years old, and now have 23 established dealerships. They represent 17 car brands and currently employ about 2,000 people across all their dealerships.
The established dealerships are located in Mesa, AZ; Las Vegas,NV; Scottsdale, AZ; Chandler, AZ; Gilbert, AZ; Avondale, AZ; Phoenix, AZ; Peoria, AZ; Goodyear, AZ; Surprise, AZ; and Queen Creek, AZ.
A donation was made by Earnhardt family to the Phoenix Children's Hospital in 2019. They have also donated to Chandler Compadres to help children and families in need.
==In the media==
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Category:Companies established in 1951
Category:Auto dealerships company
Category:Car manufacturers
Earthtime

American fiber artist Janet Echelman created the "Earthtime" series as a collection of fiber soft sculptures.Echelman's goal is to highlight "the complex interconnections between human beings and our physical world". Depicting how a geological event in one part of the world can create ripples across the entire Pacific Ocean. The designs are drawn from scientific data sets after these natural disasters. 
==Earthtime 1.8==
"Earthtime 1.8" is a large, aerial net sculpture that undulates with the wind and weather. It’s designed for easy transportation and can be installed for exhibitions, tethered to already existing architecture. At night, colored lights are projected onto the sculpture, and viewers can interact with the projected colors using a smartphone app.
The "Earthtime 1.8" design was formed from the scientific data after the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami that originated in Japan in 2011.
The "Earthtime 1.8" sculpture has been installed in: London, UK (2016), San Diego, CA (2016), Mexico City, Mexico (2017), Beijing, China (2017), Xian, China (2018), Green Mountain Falls, CO (2019), and Perth, Australia (2021).
==Earthtime 1.78==
"Earthtime 1.78" in Madrid, Spain
The "Earthtime 1.78" design was formed from the scientific data after the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami that originated in Japan in 2011.
The "Earthtime 1.78" sculpture has been installed in: Madrid, Spain (2018), Dubai, UAE (2018), Beverly Hills, CA (2019), Borås, Sweden (2021), Helsinki, Finland (2021), Vienna, Austria (2021), and Milan, Italy (2022).
==Earthtime 1.26==
"Earthtime 1.26" is a 230-foot (70 m) aerial sculpture first displayed during Denver's Biennial of the Americas in July of 2010. The city commissioned this piece and requested a large but temporary sculpture.
The sculpture's title "Earthtime 1.26" refers to the scientific data that shows the period in microseconds that the day was shortened from the Chile earthquake and tsunami that occurred in 2010.
The "Earthtime 1.26" sculpture has been installed in: Denver, Colorado (2010), Sydney, Australia (2011), Amsterdam, Netherlands (2013), Singapore (2014), Montreal, Canada (2015, 2016, 2017), Prague, Czech Republic (2015), Durham, UK (2015), Santiago, Chile (2016), Shanghai, China (2017), Chiayi, Taiwan (2018), Hong Kong, China (2018), Geneva, Switzerland (2020), Munich, Germany (2021), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (2021), Milan, Italy (2022), and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (2023).
==Earthtime 1.8 Renwick==
"Earthtime 1.8 Renwick" is a net sculpture crafted by Janet Echelman in 2015, commissioned by the Smithsonian American Art Museum. It was created for the reopening of the Renwick Gallery in Washington, D.C. after a two-year renovation and the goal to make a more interactive space.
Category:Fiberglass sculptures
Category:American artists
Easley Winery

Easley Winery is In Downtown Indianapolis in the Cole Noble District. It was founded in 1974 by Jack and Joan Easley and is now the largest family owned winery in the state of Indiana. Their wines can be found across the United States in states such as Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Illinois, Tennessee, West Virginia, Washington, D.C., Florida, New York/New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland and Arkansas.
==History==
In the 1960's, living in Indianapolis, Jack practiced law and Joan owned her own marketing research firm but they also began making wine as a hobby in their basement. They wanted to start their own full time operational winery, but soon learned that it was still illegal to make and sell it in the state of Indiana. They then decided to invest in a small vineyard in southern Michigan. This quickly made them realize that this was not a sustainable dream, to they decided to ban together with a few other Hoosiers who shared the same dream and worked to change the Prohibition era laws.
There were eventually around 12 people who began meeting fairly regularly to plan how to change the laws. The group adopted the name Indiana Wine Growers Guild and the group often meet in the living room of Jack and Joan's house. Since Jack had extensive legal knowledge, he helped the group to incorporate with the Indiana Secretary of State. Eventually, in 1971, the law finally changed and Jack and Joan purchased the former Fertig Ice Cream factory in downtown Indianapolis. A few short years later in 1974, they had their first grape crush. They grew grapes in their Cape Sandy vineyard in Southern Indiana until recent years. Jack and Joan were revolutionary in helping to shape the very way wine and alcohol are consumed in the state.
==Present==
In its current operation, Mark and Meredith Easley, are the second generation owners that have created wine brands such as Reggae, Easley, Sweet Tulip and many others. They enter in many wine competitions from the Tasters Guild International in Grand Rapids, Michigan to the INDY International Wine Competition in West Lafayette, IN.
The winery is also a part of the Indy Wine Trail.
Category:1974 establishments in the United States
East London

The term "East London" refers to the section of London, England, that is located to the east of the historic City of London and to the north of the River Thames. It is made up of parts of the ancient counties of Essex and Middlesex, respectively.
Although the term "East End" is often used in a more general sense, the East End of London is the historic core of east London. It traditionally consists of areas close to the City of London on the western, Middlesex side of the River Lea (in the former Tower Division). The East End of London and east London do not have clear, well-defined boundaries between them. There is also a "East" sub-region that is used by the Greater London Authority for the purposes of reporting on planning policy. The Eastern (E) Postal District is a distinct subset of East London.
The E (Eastern) postcode region was established in 1857 so that the delivery of mail could go more smoothly. There are several significant areas that are not included in the East London postcode area.
Central places that are included by the central London EC postcode.
Hoxton is located in Shoreditch, which is a district that falls under the N postcode region.
West Hackney, De Beauvoir Town, and Stamford Hill are all neighbourhoods located inside Hackney proper. The N postcode area includes these locations as well.
Beginning with the mediaeval expansion of London outside the city walls, along the Roman roads extending from Bishopsgate and Aldgate, and also down the Thames, the East End, which is the historic centre of what is now known as contemporary East London, was established.
The rate of growth was significantly lower in the east, and the modest extensions that were built there were geographically separated from the significantly larger suburbs that were built in the west by the marshy open area of Moorfields that was located adjacent to the wall on the north side, which discouraged development in that direction. The pace of urbanisation quickened throughout the 16th century, and during this time period, the region that was to evolve into the East End started to take form.
The first known written record of the East End as an independent entity, as opposed to its component parts, comes from John Strype's 'Survey of London', which was published in 1720. In this work, Strype describes London as consisting of four parts: the City of London, Westminster, Southwark, and That Part beyond the Tower. The East End was not mentioned at all in this work.
Category:Areas of London