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Lucien Basch

Lucien Basch (Antwerp, February 5, 1930 - Brussels, January 25, 2018) was a historian of navigation in Antiquity and Belgian jurist.} He attained the post of First Advocate General at the Brussels Court of Appeal.. 
He became interested in the maritime world under the influence of his uncle Rogerd Gillard, an officer in the French Navy, and was self-taught like his colleague and friend Honor Frost.
He was the author of the encyclopedic work Le musée imaginaire de la marine antique (1987), with 1136 figures, of which it has been stated that "this monumental 'Nautical History of Antiquity' based on ancient iconography remains an essential work of reference that it would be hard to be without or surpass today" (Harry Tzalas). 
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Category:1930 births
Category:2018 deaths
Category:People from Antwerp
Category:Belgian people
Lucija Ćirić Bagarić

Lucija Ćirić Bagarić (born 9 January 2004) is a Croatian tennis player.
==ITF Circuit finals==
===Singles: 4 (3 titles, 1 runner-up)===
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Result	W–L	Date 	Tournament 	Tier 	Surface 	Opponent 	Score
Loss 	0–1	Sep 2022	ITF Varna, Bulgaria 	15,000	Clay 	Patricia Maria Țig	1–6, 0–6
Win 	1–1	Nov 2022	ITF Heraklion, Greece 	15,000	Clay 	Michaela Laki 	6–3, 4–6, 6–4
Win 	2–1	Nov 2022	ITF Oberpullendorf, Austria	15,000	Hard (i)	Denisa Hindová 	6–4, 6–2
Win 	3–1	Dec 2022	ITF Oberpullendorf, Austria	15,000	Hard (i)	Victoria Kan 	6–3, 6–0
===Doubles: 2 (2 runner-ups)===
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Result	W–L	Date 	Tournament 	Tier 	Surface	Partner 	Opponents 	Score
Loss 	0–1	Mar 2022	ITF Marrakech, Morocco	15,000	Clay 	Clervie Ngounoue 	Naïma Karamoko Inês Murta	2–6, 7–6(7–2), [5–10]
Loss 	0–2	Aug 2022	ITF Trieste, Italy 	25,000	Clay 	Diāna Marcinkēviča	Lu Jiajing Nika Radišić 	5–7, 6–3, [13–15]
==Billie Jean King Cup participation==
===Doubles (1–3)===
Edition	Stage 	Date 	Location 	Against 	Surface	Partner 	Opponent 	W/L	Score
2023 	Z1 R/R	11 Apr 2023	Antalya, Turkey	Bulgaria	Clay 	Antonia Ružić 	Isabella ShinikovaJulia Terziyska 	L 	6–7(4–7), 6–4, 3–6
2023 	Z1 R/R	12 Apr 2023	Antalya, Turkey	Serbia 	Clay 	Tara Würth 	Olga DanilovićKatarina Kozarov 	L 	4–6, 1–6
2023 	Z1 R/R	13 Apr 2023	Antalya, Turkey	Sweden 	Clay 	Antonia Ružić 	Jacqueline Cabaj AwadKajsa Rinaldo Persson	L 	5–7, 5–7
2023 	Z1 R/R	14 Apr 2023	Antalya, Turkey	Norway 	Clay 	Petra Marčinko	Emilie EldeLilly Elida Håseth 	W 	6–2, 6–1
Category:2004 births
Category:People from Dubrovnik
Category:Croatian people
Category:Tennis players
Lucila Biscione

Lucila Biscione (born 1977) is an Argentinian contemporary artist who specializes in Papercutting and Illustration. 
She studied drawing, painting and graphic design at the University of Buenos Aires. Lucila started working on papercuts in 2010 and is fully dedicated to work with it since she moved to Berlin in 2014. She mixes illustrations and paper cut in highly-detailed, hand-cut pieces. The works she creates are often mixed with illustrations with pencil and ink, which makes the characters come to life. For a while she moved on creating large and complex paper cuts in combination with multiple layers, textures that give each artwork different depths.
Lucila has illustrated books including Emily Dickinson’s poems La miniatura incandescente and was selected to take part at the Iberico américa ilustra in 2016. Her artwork was featured in Pagina 12, Puro Diseño, Wmagazin and Playgrounds. Lucila held workshops in Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Barcelona, Madrid, Zurich and Berlin.
== Personal Life ==
Lucila Biscione was born 1977 in Buenos Aires as the youngest of three children. She spent her childhood in Villa Cacique, a small town located in the Buenos Aires Province. During her adolescence she lived in Mar del Plata. She came back to Buenos Aires to study drawing, painting and graphic design at the University of Buenos Aires. She currently works from her studio in Berlin. 
Category:1977 births
Category:Argentine contemporary artists
Category:University of Buenos Aires alumni
Lucille Venture

Lucille Venture (1919–2006), born in Pittsburg, PA, was a prominent art therapist who was best known for being a pioneer of multiculturism and equity in the field. Venture was the first African American to become certified in art therapy, and was the first person in the country to receive a Ph.D in the field. Her doctoral dissertation which she completed at the age of 58 was titled, "The Black Beat in Art Therapy Experiences." 
Lucille Venture believed art therapy to be elitist in both access and education.She aligned herself with Edith Kramer's approach of viewing art as therapy as opposed to Margaret Naumburg's approach of viewing art for therapy.
Venture was a founding member of the Maryland Art Therapy Association and served as its first president.
Category:1919 births
Category:2006 deaths
Category:People from Pittsburgh
Category:Art therapists
Lucinella divaricata

The divaricate lucine (Lucinella divaricata) is a small marine bivalve mollusc of the family Lucinidae found in the north eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean. Its fossils are known from Cenozoic deposits all over Europe. Chemoautotrophic bacteria in their gills enable them to survive well in substrates rich in hydrogen sulfide.
==Description==
The valves are small and nearly round, about 5 - 10 mm in diameter, the beak is slightly twisted towards the anterior. The lunule is deep and the internal margin slightly crenulated. Deeply inset ligament.
Two cardinal teeth in the left valve and one large triangular cardinal tooth in the right, two lateral teeth in each valve.
The adductor muscle scars are distinct and very similar in size. Recent shells are typically white or cream and notably thin. In addition to concentric growth rings, the valves prominently exhibit fine ridges.
==Geographic range==
Living Lucinella divaricata can be found in the Mediterranean, the Black Sea and the Eastern Atlantic, from the English Channel all the way down to Madeira and the Canary Islands.
The species' fossil distribution is much harder to pin down owing to a general lack of information and frequent misidentification, but they have been documented in nearly all Southern European countries as well as the United Kingdom, and sediments of the North and Baltic Seas.
==Taxonomy==
The taxon was coined by Linné in Systema Naturae in 1758 as Tellina divaricata, and served as the type for the Genus Lucinella (Monterosato 1884).
Lamarck and Chemnitz (among others), confused the species Linné described - Mediterranean and only about the size of a pea - for a similar looking larger bivalve found in the Western Atlantic. Literature still often cited both species' ranges up until the middle of the 19th century, leading to "Lucina divaricata" being thought of as a transatlantic species. The error was pointed out by Philippi in 1836, however instead of returning the name L. divaricata to Linné's European bivalve, he proposed that it should remain with the American species, and that the European species be renamed to L. commutata.
During this time, various other synonymous names were proposed for these two bivalves, but today it is again Linné's European Tellina divaricata which is called Lucinella divaricata, while Lamarck's American species is called Divalinga quadrisulcata.
Category:Molluscs of the Mediterranean Sea
Category:Molluscs of the Atlantic Ocean
Category:Molluscs of the Black Sea
Category:Molluscs described in 1758
Lucio Luiz

Lucio Luiz (Rio de Janeiro, July 14, 1978) is a Brazilian journalist, editor and comics writer. In 2013, he founded the publishing house Marsupial Editora. He won the Prêmio Angelo Agostini in 2014 in the "Best Release" category for the comic book Meninos e Dragões, created with Flavio Soares. He also wrote children's books as A Mamãe Tamanduá (with illustrations by PriWi) and Palavras, Palabras (with illustrations by Bianca Pinheiro), as well as scripts for several comic books, such as the comic strip As Aventuras do MorsaMan (illustrated by Flavio Soares) and short stories in collections such as Feitiço da Vila (illustrated by Mario Cau and Lu Cafaggi) and Café Espacial. As an academic researcher, he organized books such as Os Quadrinhos na Era Digital and Reflexões Sobre o Podcast, and published articles in academic publications and congresses.
Category:1978 births
Category:Brazilian journalists
Category:Brazilian editors
Lucknow

Located in Uttar Pradesh, India, Lucknow serves as the state capital and administrative headquarters for both the district and division that bears the city's name. As of 2011, it was the 14th-most populated city in India, as well as the twelfth-most populous urban agglomeration. Since its founding, Lucknow has been a cosmopolitan city that has prospered as a North Indian cultural and artistic powerhouse as well as the seat of power of the Nawabs throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It continues to be a significant centre for governance, administration, education, commerce, aerospace, finance, pharmaceuticals, technology, design, culture, tourism, music, and poetry. It is also a significant centre for governance, administration, education, poetry, and poetry.
Aerial view of the city at a height of roughly 123 metres (404 feet) above sea level After 88 villages were included in the municipal borders of Lucknow, the city's land area expanded to 631 km2, from 402 km2 in December of last year. Lucknow is located on the northwestern coast of the Gomti River, and is bordered on the east by Barabanki, on the west by Unnao, on the south by Raebareli, and on the north by Sitapur and Hardoi. The city has 110 wards as of 2008, according to the most recent data available. There are three distinct morphological categories: Hazratganj, Aminabad, and Chowk are the three main commercial districts in the city, and they are all completely developed. Slums make up the outer zone, which is surrounded by cement homes in the middle zone and cement houses in the inner zone.
Lucknow was historically the capital of the Awadh area, which was under the administration of the Delhi Sultanate and then the Mughal Empire. The Nawabs of Awadh were given control of the kingdom. The British East India Company dissolved local administration in 1856 and seized entire control of the city, as well as the remainder of Awadh, before transferring power to the British Raj in 1857. As part of India's independence from Britain on August 15, 1947, Lucknow was declared a separate country. On the list of fastest-growing cities in India, it is ranked 17th, while it is ranked 74th overall in the globe.
With the cities of Agra and Varanasi, Lucknow is a part of the Uttar Pradesh Heritage Arc, a network of survey triangulations established by the state government to promote tourism in the state.
Category:Lucknow
Category:Metropolitan cities in India
Category:Cities and towns in Uttar Pradesh
Category:Indian capital cities
Category:Cities in Uttar Pradesh
Lucky Block

Lucky Block is an online casino owned and operated by Igloo Ventures SRL, licensed and regulated by the Government of Anjouan, an autonomous island. The platform focuses on the online gambling and competitions industry.
==History==
Lucky Block was launched in 2022 and has members based in the UK, US, India, and Germany.
The casino’s game library includes titles from providers like Pragmatic Play, Play’n Go, and Big Time Gaming, covering slots, live dealer games etc.
Lucky Block also introduced a proprietary digital token, LBLOCK, which plays a central role in the platform’s ecosystem. In 2023, Lucky Block made significant strides by launching an Ethereum bridge for its LBLOCK V2 token, further increasing its utility and accessibility across multiple platforms.
Category:Companies established in 2022
Category:Companies of Germany
Category:Companies of India
Category:Companies of the United States
Category:Online casinos
Lucky Ndinisa

Smart Lucky Ndinisa (born 9 May 1971) is a South African politician who served two terms as Provincial Secretary of the African National Congress (ANC) in Mpumalanga. He also served as the Speaker of Council for the Nkangala District Municipality.Community development and ward committee hold summit, Witbank News. Retrived 15 August 2023Names of ANC office bearers, Poliricsweb. Retrived 15August 2023
He was elected the Provincial Secretary of the African National Congress in 2008 alongside David Mabuza who was elected the provincial chairperson at that 10th elective congress. Mpumalanga ANC elects new leader, Mail and Guardian, 17 August 2008. Retrieved 14 August 2023 Ndinisa was re-elected the provincial secretary in 2012, serving until 2015 when Mandla Ndlovu took over.Charles Molele and Matuma Letsoala Mpumalanga premier looks secure, Mail and Guardian, 23 March 2012. Retrived 12 August 2023Discontent over Mabuza's re-election, Mail and Guardian, 13 April 2012 He has been the Speaker for the Nkangala District Municipality since 2016 until 2023.Council & Management of the Nkangala District Municipality, Municipalities.co.za. Retrived 14August 2023ANC hunts imposter, Mail and Guardian, 25 March 2011. Retrived 15 August 2023
==Contests at 13th ANC elective congress==
Ndinisa was the member of the Provincial Executive Committees of the African National Congress|Provincial Executive Committee of the ANC in Mpumalanga between 2015 and 2021. He threw his hat in the ring for the position of provincial chairperson in Mpumalanga while the party was preparing for its elective congress in April 2021 but lost in the contest when Mandla Ndlovu took over as the new chairperson of the ANC in Mpumalanga, replacing David Mabuza who had left the position vacant following his election as the Deputy President of the ANC. Both Ndinisa and Ndlovu were nominated by the 700 delegates at the provincial conference in Witbank on 2 April 2021. Other contesters for the post of Mpumalanga ANC chairperson were Premier of Mpumalanga, Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane and Peter Nyoni but failed to reach a threshold to make it into the ballot papers, leaving the contest a two-way race between Ndinisa and Ndlovu. Mashudu Sadike - Mandla Ndlovu and Lucky Ndinisa square off for Mpumalanga ANC top job, Pretoria News, 2 April 2023. Retrived 14 August 2023ANC votes on preferred candidates Ndlovu and Ndinisa as party' Mpumalanga chair, Eye Witness News, 2 April 2022. Retrieved 14 August 2023 When results were announced on 2 April 2021, Ndinisa got 278 votes to Ndlovu's 440 votes. Thapelo Lekabe -Ndlovu elected Mpumalanga ANC chair, The Citizen, 2 April 2022. Retrieved 14 August 2023It's a two-man race Mpumalanga ANC chairperson as voting gets underway, News24, 2 April 2020. Retrived 14 August 2023
Category:1971 births
Category:South African people
Category:Politicians
Lucy Blue (musician)

Lucy Blue (born Lucy McDonnell; February 25, 2002) is an Irish singer, songwriter and producer from Dublin. When she was 17, Blue dropped out of college to pursue music and signed with Promised Land Recordings in 2020. She made her debut with the single "See You Later" (2021) and later that year released her second single, "Your Brother’s Friend "(2021). Her self-written and self-produced EP, FISHBOWL, was released on June 18, 2021. She released a new single, "Taxi Driver", on July 16, 2021.
== Early Life ==
Blue was born in Dublin, Ireland. She has spoken about being inspired by Thrasher Magazine and Frank Ocean as she as growing up. She was 16 when she first started producing songs and taught herself to use the music producing program, Logic Pro, in her bedroom.
Blue attended Ballyfermot College of Further Education and signed with Promised Land, a subsidiary of Columbia Records, in her second year of schooling. 
== Career ==
Blue’s debut single "See You Later" was released on February 19, 2021. 
Blue’s second single, "Your Brother’s Friend" was released on May 7, 2021. The music video shows Blue in a wedding dress using a telephone booth and walking off while still on the phone, the cord seeming to extend infinitely as she walks into a shop and on to the London Underground.
Her debut EP, FISHBOWL, was released on June 18, 2021. Blue stated that she wrote the majority of her EP in her bedroom when she was 16 and 17.
== Influences ==
Blue cites musicians Van Morrison, Cocteau Twins, Prince, Joni Mitchell and Gwen Stefani as her biggest influences. Director Harmony Korine and photographer Davide Sorrenti also inspire her songwriting.
She was inspired by Hong Kong film director Wong Kar-wai when making the music video for her second single, "Your Brother’s Friend" (2021).
== Artistry ==
Blue first attracted attention from the music industry with her mixtape bedroom demos on SoundCloud in 2020. Blue describes herself as a songwriter before a singer, and as a very visual person, creating worlds and spaces to inspire her writing.
Her music has been described by Music Week as “bedroom pop”.
=== Extended plays ===
Title 	Details
Fishbowl	
* Released: 18 June 2021
* Label: Promised Land Recordings 
* Format: Music download
=== Singles ===
Title 	Year	Album
"See You Later" 	2021	Fishbowl
"Your Brother's Friend"	2021	Fishbowl
"Taxi Driver" 	2021	Unnamed EP 2
Category:Irish singers
Category:Irish songwriters
Category:Irish producers
Lucy Calkins

Lucy Calkins (born 1951) is an American educational theorist, professor at the School of Teaching and Learning, and Founding Director of the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project at Columbia University. She is best known for her work with Units of Study an organization that provides professional development for primary school teachers through the Writing Workshop.
== Education ==
Calkins's parents were medical doctors in California and she has an undergraduate degree from Williams College and doctorate degree from New York University
== Career ==
Working primarily with the Teachers College at Columbia University she has trained hundreds of thousands of teachers in her whole language methods for teaching reading and writing.
== Awards ==
*Williams College Bicennential Medial (2020)
Category:Williams College alumni
Category:Columbia University faculty
Category:American educational theorists
Category:1954 births
Category:New York University alumni
Lucy Evans (sprinter)

Lucy Evans (born 2 October 1982) is a British track and field athlete who specialises in the 100 and 200 metres sprinting events.
In 2018, Evans won the 100m and 200m at the British Masters Track and Field Championships before going on to win gold in the W35 100m and W35 200m at the World Masters Athletics Championships in Malaga. Prior to this, in 2014, Evans was a member of the Welsh 4 x 100m relay team at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, which finished 7th in the final.
As a junior athlete, Evans competed in the 200m at the Commonwealth Youth Games.
== Personal bests ==
100m: 11.61 (Leigh 2011)
200m: 23.96 (Leigh 2011)
== References ==
Category:1982 births
Category:British athletes
Category:British female athletes
Category:British female sprinters
Category:English female sprinters
Category:Athletics at the Commonwealth Games
Lucy Lyle

Lucy Lyle is an American entrepreneur, best known for founding Perch, an e-commerce company that designs and manufactures workspace desks and products. She was also a former product and marketing strategist at Google.
Lyle's entrepreneurial career has had many highlights, including being named one of New York's 101 top CEOs in the consumer sector by BestStartup.us. Her vision and dedication have attracted investors and recognition from various publications, such as Vanity Fair, Domino and Men’s Health.
==Early life and education==
Lyle was born and raised in Tribeca, Manhattan. Her father was a chef and restaurateur, and her mother was an artist. Lyle attended Brown University, where she majored in Economics and Philosophy and graduated with honors in 2010.
==Career==
Earlier in her career, Lyle worked at Lazard Freres. Later, she gained experience in supply chain management at Runa, a company specializing in Guayusa tea in Ecuador. Following this, Lyle was recruited by Google to work on ad campaign strategies with the company's largest clients before moving on to work as a product strategist in Google’s Creative Lab.
Having recognized the WFH trend in its nascent days, Lyle left Google to establish her own consumer workspace product brand, which she named Perch. Her experience of working in a sterile and uncreative environment had left her with the conviction that workspaces are spaces in our lives that we should invest in, and should be inspired, personal, and conducive to productivity.
Perch, which was established in 2015, designs and manufactures its own hardwood desks and curates a selection of workspace products to complement its desks. While the company developed its mahogany desks in collaboration with engineers in Nicaragua, all other products are sourced from makers with whom the company has formed distribution partnerships. Perch’s desks are priced between $750 and $1,250, depending on size.
Since its inception in 2015, Perch has gained recognition from publications such as Vanity Fair, Business Insider, Architectural Digest, and Forbes. Lyle's innovative business model and commitment to making high-quality products have also attracted a large number of investors, including Adam Levine, Neil Parikh, Brian Spaly, Bre Pettis, Iqram Magdon-Ismail, and Andrew Kortina.
==Awards and recognitions==
* Lyle has been named one of New York’s 101 top CEOs in the consumer space by BestStartup.us.
==References==
==External links==
* Company website
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* Lucy Lyle on Crunchbase
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:People from Tribeca
Category:Brown University alumni
Category:American people
Category:Living people
Lucy Wariara

Lucy Wariara is a Kenyan entrepreneur, author, and enthusiast. she is the found of Recast Career Consultants (RCC), a creative agency that brings information to life using visuals and text. The company also creates products that inspire people to conduct their day-to-day activities with positivity. The product line known as Inspired is the symbol of possibility, capability, and influence. 
With more than twenty years work experience, Lucy provides specialized expertise in knowledge and learning management, and communications. Through her work over the years, she provides career and business coaching and support to individuals and companies. She hold a degree in Business Administration with a major in Entrepreneurship from the Kenya Methodist University, and a master's degree in Public Relations from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia. 
Lucy is passionate about working with youth operating within the creatives industry. Through this initiative, RCC runs a youth program known as Your-Mentor Powered by RCC (Your-Mentor). The objective of Your-Mentor is to equip youth with information and resources so that they can be empowered to succeed as creative industry entrepreneurs. 
Lucy is an author. Her first book titled The Sharp Entrepreneur is for people who want to use their talents to make money. 
Lucy was born on October 7, 1970.
Category:1970 births
Category:Kenyan people
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Authors
Lucy Whitehill

Lucy Whitehill is a British campaigner. She led the April 2015 protest at Downing Street that promoted Laura Coryton's online campaign to Stop Taxing Periods that would abolish the Tampon Tax in the United Kingdom and make menstrual products exempt from VAT. 2,500 protesters marched, many wearing bloodied white pants. It's slogan was 'Tampons not a necessity? Then welcome to the world where we don't wear them.' Russell Howard created a viral video from the march with a focus on one placard that read 'The Taxman can suck my cl*t').
Category:British activists
Category:British people