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Jovan Valenta

Jovan Valenta (real name: Jan Valenta; Prague, then part of Austria-Hungary, 1826 "Serbian Biographical Dictionary", Novi Sad 2004. - Banat, Romania, 7 June 1887) 
was a doctor of medicine and surgeon in Smederevo and in Belgrade, the first manager of the hospital in Palilula and a part-time professor of hygiene at the Velika škola in Belgrade.He is also one of the early founders of the Serbian Medical Society. 
He attended primary and secondary school in his native Prague. He graduated from the Medical Faculty in Prague in 1849. Until his arrival in the Principality of Serbia, he worked as a "secondary" (assistant doctor?) in a Prague hospital. After arriving in Serbia in 1852, he replaced the Czech name "Jan" with the Serbian name "Jovan". In Serbia, Dr. Valenta was appointed district physician first in Smederevo, then Rudnik District (Jagodina), and then in Valjevo. In 1865, Dr. Valenta was appointed manager of the First Town Hospital in Belgrade, which was founded in 1841. He remained in that position until 1874 when he became a professor at the First Belgrade Gymnasium. Budimir B. Pavlović: "History of Serbian Medicine", Belgrade 2002. 
With Dr. Achim Medovich and other professional colleagues of his, he encouraged the founding of the Serbian Medical Society in Serbia in 1868. Only five Serbs were among the 15 doctors at the founding meeting. It was founded later in 1872. He participated in 1873 as a delegate of Serbia at the III International Congress of Physicians in Vienna. He was also involved in politics, he was twice elected Member of Parliament.
In addition to writing, he also translated medical material from Czech into Serbian. In 1864, he published the book "The Science of Health". This book was followed by two more: "Hygiene-The Science of Health" (1877) and "Separate Hygiene-Dietetics" published in 1881. He was a part-time lecturer in hygiene (1881) at the Belgrade Gymnasium.
He was one of the four founding fathers of the Belgrade Czech Association called Češka Beseda in 1869.
He was a corresponding member Društvo srbske slovesnosti since the beginning of 1862. He was a regular member of the Serbian Learned Society (Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics) appointed in the summer of 1864. He maintained ties with the Czech Medical Society, of which he was a corresponding member (1865). "Danica", Novi Sad 1865. 
He went to Pirot in December 1882, Borislava Lilic: "Southeast Serbia 1878-1918", Pirot 2006 by order of the King of Milan Obrenović, where in addition to the duties of a district doctor, he also worked as the manager of the hospital in Pirot. He remained employed in Pirot until 1886 when he retired.
He died suddenly in 1887 during his stay in a health resort in Banat, in today's Romania. "Javor", Novi Sad 1887. 
 
== References ==
==External links==
* Dr. Jovan Valenta (1828-1887) - PubMed
* Goran Djuric - Facebook
* (PDF) Медицина у Србији кроз векове / Medicine in Serbia
* (PDF) Serbian Medical Society 1872 - 2017 - ResearchGate
Category:1826 births
Category:1887 deaths
Category:Serbian surgeons
Category:Serbian physicians
Category:Serbian people
Jovan Vukomanović

Jovan Vukomanović (Serbian: Јован Вукомановић; 1784-1815) from Srezojevci, (Rudnik Nahiya (Ottoman), was the brother of Princess Ljubica Vukomanović, and a leading participant in the first and the Second Serbian Uprising.
During the First Serbian Uprising (1804-1813), the town of Požarevac was part of the Karađorđe's Serbia. At the end of the uprising in 1813, the town came briefly once more under direct Ottoman control. It was there that Prince Miloš Obrenović raised an insurrection against the Ottoman Empire. In 1815 Požarevac came under Turkish attack. At the beginning of the battle, commanding officer Vukomanović, the brother-in-law of Prince Miloš, who led the Serbs to victory was mortally wounded.It was one of the most significant armed engagements between the Ottoman army and Serbian revolutionary forces that resulted in a peace treaty between the Ottoman Empire on one side and Serbia on the other. Thereafter, the town became part of the autonomous Ottoman Principality of Serbia.
In 1868, Serbia managed to extricate itself from the Ottomans altogether.
Category:1784 births
Category:1815 deaths
Category:Rebellion
Jovan Young

Jovan Ashley Young (born 17 April 1988) is a British former boxer, Actor, Model, Motivational Speaker and Personal Trainer.
== Early Life and Education ==
Young was born to Jamaican parents, raised in South East London. He studied at Sedgehill School.
== Career ==
Young started the sport of boxing in 2005 when he joined the London boxing club Fitzroy Lodge, the longest-established Amateur Boxing clubs in London lead by British renowned coach Mick Carney MBE. He started to gain traction after winning his first London title at the ABA National Championships in 2009. Young was then invited to compete with the Jamaican National Boxing team in 2011, and fought his way to becoming the number one champion in the Jamaican Nationals, leading him to be assigned team captain.
This led to Young being strategically selected for the Commonwealth Games and World amateur championships, becoming a Bronze medalist in The Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC) and Silver Medalist in the Pan American Games Qualifiers. After international amateur success, and suffering the death of his coach & mentor Mick Carney MBE, Young relocated to the United States and turned professional.
Young has local influence and was giving advice to MP’s in The House of Commons to influence policy and actively campaigning for his community. Young made his debut as a model in 2015 for GQ in an editorial by Elgar Johnson featuring Max Curzon, Luke Farley, Mackenzie James, Connor Newall, Danny Parsons and Young himself.
By 2017, he secured a lead supporting role as an actor in the web series "Growin' Pains."
Young continues his athletic and mentoring career, speaking at popular self-development events. After a break from professional boxing, Jovan is now working on his comeback to the ring in the UK
== Boxing Record ==
 	Wins	Draws	Losses
by knockout	3 	0 	0
by decision	1 	1 	0
== TV/Film ==
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2017	Growin' Pains 	"Nathan"	(Web Series) Season One (10 Episodes)
2018	Growin' Pains 	"Nathan"	(Web Series) Season Two (Filming)
2018	London Man Dem	"Ricky" 	Short Film (Releasing December 2018)
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* Jovan Young at BoxRec
Category:1988 births
Category:British boxers
Category:British actors
Category:British film actors
Category:British male actors
Category:British motivational speakers
Jovan of the Holy Mount

Jovan of the Holy Mount (fl. 1598) was a Serbian monk-scribe at Mount Athos.
Jovan was a monk of Agiou Pavlou monastery (St. Paul Monastery) at Mount Athos. At the time that he was copying a work of St. John Chrysostom in 1598, he included in his report the suffering of people in Hungary and Serbia which was inflicted by the Tartars, who at that time invaded parts of Hungary and Serbia. He was an eyewitness to the suffering. Jovan also wrote an "Afterword" in verse (poetry) which he included in the manuscript he was transcribing. 
* Church Slavonic text published in ZIJK, I (1902), p. 257. Serbian translation published in Djordje Sp. Radojičić's Antologija stare srpske književnosti: XI-XIII veka, Beograd: Nolit, 1960.
Category:1598 births
Category:Serbian monks
Jovana Bojanic

Jovana Bojanic is an iGaming expert renowned for her contributions to casino reviews, slot reviews, casino industry news, and blog posts. Bojanic writes for the AskGamblers German version of the site, to turn her passion for online gambling into a career. 
Bojanic is best known for her opinions and contributions to casino reviews, slot reviews, casino industry news, and blog posts about casino games. She built a reputation as an iGaming sector expert in the German online gaming community.
==Career==
Bojanic serves the AskGamblers community as an iGaming specialist and writer, catering to their German-speaking audience. She enhances the platform with valuable information and strategies to elevate the gaming experiences of AskGamblers' users. With a focus on crafting insightful online casino reviews and delving into the intricacies of bonus offers, Bojanic frequently explores these subjects in her articles.
As a pivotal figure for the German version of AskGamblers, Bojanic provides genuine insights into the evolving casino scene. She ensures that the information and tips she offers are in line with the platform’s mission to improve the user experience for its visitors. Additionally, with a law degree under her belt, Bojanic is adept at analyzing Responsible Gambling policies, bringing an extra layer of expertise to her role.
Her articles reflect a deep understanding of the iGaming industry, as Bojanic consistently delivers valuable perspectives and knowledge to her position as a writer and industry expert. 
She is an enthusiastic yoga practitioner. In her free time, Bojanic enjoys nature or does yoga. 
==External links==
* Jovana Bojanic at AskGamblers
Category:Writers
Category:Casinos
Category:Gambling people
Jovanka Markovic Strajnić

Jovanka Marković-Strajnić (Zemun 1883 - Dubrovnik,1970) was a Serbian academic painter.
Born in Zemun in 1883, and received her painting education at the "Beta Vukanović" School in Belgrade from 1903 to 1904. Then, from 1905 to 1906, she studied art in Zagreb with Bela Čikoš-Sesija and Menci Klement Crnčić, and between 1910 and 1913 in Dacha with the Austrian-born, Munich painter Hans von Hayek. After World War I, she resided in Paris, where a turn in her painting took place -- from the traditionalism of the Munich school topost-impressionism. In 1924 she enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague from where she graduated in 1928.
With her husband, painter and art historian Kosta Strajnić, she organized a painting school in Dubrovnik, where she taught aspiring new artistsand affirmed herself as an excellent art pedagogue.She exhibited in Turin, Belgrade (1934), Novi Sad, Split, Cavtat, Zemun, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Skopje, Split, and Dubrovnik. 
Category:Serbian artists
Category:Serbian art historians
Category:Academy of Fine Arts, Prague
Jowan Safadi

Jowan Safadi, (Arabic: جوان صفدي, pronounced Joe-wan Sah-fa-dee), born in 1973, is a Palestinian musician, author, and composer, born in Nazareth having resided in Beersheba, and lives today in Haifa. He sings in Arabic and uses both Hebrew and English to convey messages that criticize the current political situation in which the Palestinians live. Safadi has traveled to Finland, and also went on a tour of performances in Northern Europe. Jowan Safadi is considered a controversial artist, as he was persecuted by the Israeli authorities, and the Jordanian police detained him in Amman in 2012 on charges of insulting religion. This does not mean that he does not have an audience. On the contrary, Jowan relied on the method of crowd funding to produce his latest album "Depart from the East and Sing of it."
After that, he released several singles under the name "Jowan Safadi"; The most famous of them are: "Ogre" and "Who Wants to Ride Us?"
Album "Nimrod" (2011)
Jown was one of the founders of the musical group "Fish Smak", which is classified as a rock band. The band released four songs, the most famous of which are: "In the Embrace of the Occupation". (2014)
They formed a duet with Jebus Khoury, whom they named "Abu El-Jar" and released an album of the same title that includes seven songs
In addition to singles such as: "Being Arab" and "Always Alive"
Album Depart From the East and sing of it and Singles (2019)
Jowan Safadi: guitar and vocals
Darwish: Guitar
Jamil Matar: Drums
Nizar Matar: Synthesizer
Tamer Omri: Bass.
"Super White People" (2019)
Category:Israeli musicians
Category:Israeli writers
Category:Israeli composers
Joy Awards

The Joy Awards is the largest event celebrating entertainment professionals in the Arab world across the fields of art, cinema, drama, music, and sports. The ceremony takes place in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, as part of the Riyadh Season events. It features nominations for the best artists in various categories, with thirteen awards in total. The event brings together the brightest stars and celebrities in one place, featuring diverse performances and ceremonies.
==Nominations and Voting==
The Joy Awards ceremony is distinctive in that the audience is the one who selects the winners in various categories through voting for several different awards in 5 categories: cinema, music, social influencers, sports, and drama series. Four nominees are nominated for each award.
==Awards==
* Favorite Actor Award in the TV Series Category
* Favorite Actress Award in the TV Series Category 
* Favorite New Face Award in the TV Series Category
* Favorite TV Series Award 
* Favorite Actor Award in the Cinema Category 
* Favorite Actress Award in the Cinema Category
* Favorite Film Award
* Favorite New Face Award in the Music Category 
* Favorite Artist Award
* Favorite Female Artist Award 
* Favorite Song Award
* Favorite Athlete Award 
* Favorite Female Athlete Award 
* Favorite Social Influencer Award (Male) 
* Favorite Social Influencer Award (Female) 
* Most-Watched Award
==Honorary Awards==
* Honorary Joy Awards
* Lifetime Achievement Award 
* Person of the Year Award
Category:Entertainment events
Category:Fields in art
Category:Drama
Joy Chowdhury

Joy Chowdhury is a Bangladeshi actor. His first movie was Ek Joban. Later he appeared in several Bengali movies; including Hitman (2014 film), Antor Jala, Valobasi Koto Bojhabo Kemne, and Anondo Osru.
==Early life and education==
Joy Chowdhury was born in Magura District, Bangladesh. He is the son of Oliul and Rowshonara Islam. He was a student of the AG Academy and Magura Government College. He completed his BBA from the University of Development Alternatives and received his MBA from the Asian University of Bangladesh.
==Career==
Chowdhury debuted with the film Ek Joban, which was directed by F.I Manik in 2012. His second film was Hitman (2014 film) (2014), which was directed by Wazed Ali Suman. Later he appeared in several films, including Khoniker Valobasha (2015), Chini Bibi (2015), Ajob Prem (2016), and Ontor Jala (2017).
==Filmography==
Year	Title 	Role	Director 	Notes
2012	Ek Joban 	 	F.I Manik 	
2014	Valobashley Dosh ki Tate	 	A.Q khokon 	
2014	Hitman 	 	Wazed Ali Suman 	
2015	Khoniker Valobasha 	 	Abul Kashem Mondol	
2015	Chini Bibi 	 	Nazrul Islam Babu 	
2016	Ajob Prem 	 	Wajed Ali Sumon 	
2017	Ontor Jala 	 	Malek Afsari 	
==References==
==External links==
*Bangla Movie Database
Category:Bangladeshi male models
Category:Bangladeshi male film actors
Category:Living people
Category:Year of birth missing (living people)
Category:People from Magura District
Joy Corrigan

Joy Corrigan (born January 16, 1995) is an American fashion model, fashion designer, actress, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Corrigan began her career at the age of 14. She has modeled in campaigns for Guess (clothing), Urban Decay (cosmetics), Victoria's Secret, and Jimmy Choo (company).
Corrigan is the co-founder and CEO of a clothing brand named Naked Species. She was the Playboy Playmate of the Month for February 2017. She has also acted in films, including Aftermath (2017 film) and Reprisal (film).
== Early life ==
Corrigan was born on January 16, 1995, in Hadley, Massachusetts. She is the daughter of Kevin and Gail Corrigan. At the age of six, she moved with her family to Creedmoor, North Carolina, where she was raised with six brothers and three sisters. She grew up on a farm and was homeschooled. She later moved to Miami to start her career in modeling.
== Career ==
=== Modeling ===
Corrigan began her modeling career at 14 when an agent asked her for modeling on the runway. She then signed with the Marilyn Agency in New York City. She performed in campaigns for Guess, Urban Decay, and Frankies Bikinis and modeled for various designers, including Roberto Cavalli and Vivienne Westwood through Marilyn.
She has also worked with Victoria Secrets and Jimmy Choo. Corrigan has been on magazine covers, including the Hunger Magazine, Maxim (magazine), Lucy Talk, Talk, Now Magazine, Resident (magazine), GQ, Playboy, Ocean Drive (magazine), Galore, Marie Claire, and Genlux. She was named Playboy Playmate of the Month for February 2017. She was also featured in Sports Illustrated in 2018.
=== Filmography ===
In 2014, she was featured in the Comedy Central TV Series Tosh.0. Corrigan started her acting career in 2017 by playing Shelly in Elliott Lester Aftermath, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Scoot McNairy, and Maggie Grace. In 2018, she acted with Bruce Willis and Frank Grillo in the Lionsgate Films Reprisal.
=== Naked Species ===
In September 2019, Corrigan and her sister, Gina Corrigan, opened a clothing brand named Naked Species. 10% of the total sales are donated to the Wild Tomorrow Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting threatened and endangered species and the habitats they depend on for survival.
== Personal life ==
At the time of ICloud leaks of celebrity photos in 2014, she was the first who sued Apple Inc. when her photos were stolen from her iCloud account and launched a class-action lawsuit against Apple for security at the time.
In 2017, she was spotted on a dinner date with the YouTuber Jake Paul at an LA restaurant.
Corrigan earned the black belt in Tang Soo Do, a form of Korean martial arts.
Category:1995 births
Category:American female models
Category:American fashion designers
Category:American actresses
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American philanthropists
Joy Singarayer

Joy Singarayer is a British climate scientist and Professor of Paleoclimatology at the University of Reading, where she is currently joint Head of the Department of Meteorology. She has made significant contributions to understanding past climate change (particularly the Quaternary) and using that knowledge to constrain current and future environmental changes. Her work focusses on interactions between humans, land cover/use and climate, and future implications for agriculture and water resources
== Education and research career ==
Singarayer completed a MSci in Physics at Imperial College London in 1998. She moved to the University of Oxford and completed a PhD in 2002 on "Linearly modulated optically stimulated luminescence of sedimentary quartz: physical mechanisms and implications for dating" with Dr Richard Bailey. Singarayer then moved to the School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, first as a post-doctoral researcher, and in 2007 as a Lecturer in Oceanography and Allied Climate Modelling. She moved to the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading in 2013.
Singarayer's research can be broadly split into two main areas: the use of modelling approaches to help understand of the mechanisms of environmental changes, and land surface changes (anthropogenic and natural) and their interactions with climate. Of particular note is her work on the catastrophic release of fresh water during the end of the last ice age showed how Ocean current can be affected, which has implications for future loss of Ice sheet in Greenland and Antarctica. She has shown how sea ice has regulated Earth's past climate, both through reflection of sunlight and prevention of heat escaping from the warm ocean to the atmosphere. Using climate simulations, Singarayer demonstrated that methane emissions from last glacial cycle may be the result of Earth orbital changes, rather than human activity. Singarayer has also quantified the climate implications of changing land use by agriculture, including assessment of the bio-geoengineering benefits of switching to high reflectivity crops. 
== Media and presenting ==
Singarayer has been involved in a number of scientific public communication activities. In 2009 she acted in an advisory capacity for the BBC's six-part "The Incredible Human Journey", exploring the evidence for the theory of early human migration Recent African origin of modern humans, presented by Alice Roberts. The same year, she presented four episodes of Channel 4's "Man on Earth" series, alongside Tony Robinson and Jago Cooper. It looked at the effect of climate change over the 200,00 years of human history. 
Singarayer also provides commentary on historical climate-related news stories.
Category:British climatologists 
Category:British educators
Joya Mitra

Joya Mitra (Born on 21 September 1950) is a writer activist, chronicle storyteller, passionate wanderlust , wayfarer, friend of everybody and a lifelong student of mother nature. Joya was imprisoned without trial for a long time during the turbulent seventies for her ideals and sacrifices for the people of the country. She has been editing a bengali quarterly magazine Vumadhyasagor for 25 years. She paints such a picture through her words of the amalgamation of Indian mythology and culture that speaks of the unity and affection and also the diversity of this land of great traditional practices. In her early life she started her literary career by writing poetries but later prose became her medium of expression.
She has been awarded several prestigious awards for her literary works. In 1991, she was awarded with the Ananda Puraskar for her first prose 'Hanyaman', an iconic book of bengali literature. In 1999, she was honored with the"Sahitya Akademi Translation Award" . Honored with many other awards like including "Pranabananda Award" from Gandhi Shanti Institute.
'Shanti Saha Award' from West Bengal Bangla Academy. She was also awarded the "Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar" in 2022 for her book " Char Panch Jon Bondhu (Short Stories)". In 2023 she was awarded "Sarat Smriti Puraskar".
Over the past three decades, at least eight novels, five collections of short stories, six books of poetry, five popular children's books, and countless other writings have taught readers to love their own land and surroundings. Women's consciousness, tribal life--almost always the point of view of an woman is her own.
She is also associated with various activities for saving our mother earth. Ganga Mukti Aandolan is one amongst many more. Her writings have been translated into Hindi, English and Tamil and Odia. ￼
Category:1950 births
Category:Writers
Category:Storytellers
Category:Wayfarer