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Liam McEneaney

Liam McEneaney is a comedian, writer, producer, and filmmaker based out of Los Angeles. His television appearances include Showtime, Comedy Central, IFC, and Vh1.
Liam grew up in the Rego Park neighborhood of Queens, New York, and has long been considered one of the best standup comedians to emerge from the borough. As of 2024, Liam lives in Los Angeles and attends the prestigious University of Southern California's film school.
==Discography==
Liam has released a pair of full-length comedy albums.
His first album, Liam McEneaney: Comedian, was recorded at Brooklyn rock club Union Hall and released on ASpecialThing Records on October, 2013 at a large show/party at Brooklyn rock club The Bell House. The album release show was co-headlined by Gilbert Gottfried and Jim Gaffigan.
Liam's second album, Working Class Fancy, was recorded at a sold-out show at The Bell House with opening act Colin Jost. It was released September 11th, 2016, on Comedy Dynamics.
==Tell Your Friends!==
In 2005, Liam McEneaney started a weekly standup show, "Tell Your Friends!", in the basement of a Lower East Side bar called Lolita, featuring famous comedians like Jim Gaffigan, Colin Jost, John Oliver, Janeane Garofalo, and Todd Barry. Liam created it as a way to give his comedians a chance to workshop new material and also rehearse their older material for television away from the comedy clubs
In 2010, Liam produced and hosted Tell Your Friends! The Concert Film!, an attempt, he said, to encapsulate the experience of watching his show in a 90-minute film, and starred many of his regular performers captured in live performance onstage at Brooklyn rock club The Bell House, as well as in pretaped interviews talking about New York's "alt comedy" scene. It starred Reggie Watts, Kurt Braunohler & Kristen Schaal, and Christian Finnegan, and featured interviews with Gaffigan, Garofalo, Hannibal Buress, and Kumail Nanjiani. It was directed by Victor Varnado.
The Tell Your Friends! movie was invited to premiere at the 700-seat Venmo Theater at the 2011 SXSW Film Festival where it was very well-received, and also screened at the Friar's Club Film Festival, the New York Comic-Con, and the Paley Center for Media. It is currently in the Paley Center's permanent collection, as is the Q&A session with director and cast.
==Podcast and radio appearances==
In order to promote the Tell Your Friends! movie, McEneaney spent two years hosting Tell Your Friends! History's Greatest Podcast! Guests included Jim Gaffigan and his wife, Lewis Black and Gilbert Gottfried, novelists Lawrence Block and Jon Ronson, and musicians Kaki King and Mike Doughty.
In addition, Liam has made multiple appearances on WTF with Marc Maron both live and in studio. He has also appeared on The Howard Stern Wrap Up Show on the Howard 101 channel on the SiriusXM satellite radio service.
Category:Comedy writers
Category:Producers
Category:Filmmakers
Category:American people
Liam Moore (referee)

Liam Moore (born 28 June 1995) is an English Rugby League referee. He has refereed at the Rugby League World Cup and refereed multiple finals including the Challenge Cup Finals in 2020 and 2021 and Super League Grand Finals in 2021 and 2022.
Moore has been a member of the RFLs full-time referee squad since 2017 and graduated from University with a Law Degree.
He was appointed to referee the Challenge Cup Final between Leeds Rhinos and Salford Red Devils in 2020 at the age of 25, making him the youngest referee ever to referee the final.
In 2021 he was appointed to the IRL Elite International Referees panel.
Moore was born in Billinge, Wigan. 
His younger brother Aaron is also a Rugby League referee, officiating in Super League and Championship.
He was promoted to Grade 1 Referee in 2015 refereeing in the Chanpionship as well as touch judging in Super League. Moore touch judged both the 2018 and 2019 Challenge Cup Finals as well as the England v New Zealand 2018 test series.
Category:English people
Category:1995 births
Liam Sawyer

Liam Sawyer is an author and computer engineer. Born on February 5th in Ukraine, he was adopted at the age of five and grew up in Staten Island, New York. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Manhattan College and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Cybersecurity at Johns Hopkins University.
==Early life==
Sawyer was born in Ukraine and adopted into a family in Staten Island, New York, alongside his sister Caitlyn at the age of five.
==Career==
Sawyer pursued a career in computer engineering and cybersecurity. He currently works as a Corp IT Engineer at DoubleVerify. Additionally, he has authored several books, demonstrating a passion for storytelling and advocacy.
==Bibliography==
* Wishes of Love: A memoir of love, hope, and family
* Whispers of Hope: Poetic Reflections on Family and Life
* Radiantly Queer: Affirming Our Authentic Lives
==Personal life==
Liam resides in Staten Island, New York, and is known for his interests in graphic design and photography.
Category:Living people
Category:Authors from New York
Category:Computer engineers
Category:Manhattan College alumni
Liam Swords

Liam Swords, was an Irish Catholic priest, and historian. A priest in the Dublin diocese, he worked with the television company Radharc. 
Following ordination he was sent by the archbishop of Dublin to New York to study Film and Television, returning to Ireland to work on Radharc first for the Outlook programme, he directed 17 films for Radharc.History Radharc Films
He taught in Colaiste Padraig, in his native Swinford for 11 years.About the Author Liam Swords The flight of the earls, Columba Books.
In the 1970s he was appointed to the Irish College in Paris the first resident there since the 1950's, as the college was now housing a polish seminary, the rectors since the war only visited occasionally. As well as serving the Irish Community in Paris, he worked on the archive in the college, liaising with the foundation which administered the college and was instrumental along with Monsignor Brendan Devlin who was appointed rector in 1984, in the development of the college into a Cultural Institution, and also his role becoming the Irish Chaplaincy in Paris.Chaplaincy History, Irish Chaplaincy Paris. 
In 1979 he joined the Catholic Communications Institute of Ireland, and in 1980 he was appointed director of Veritas publishing.Priest who realised power of the mediaObituary, Irish Times, March 19, 2011.
In 1995 he returned to Ireland and continued to work as a research and writer, producing a number books on the history of the Diocese of Achonry.Background to The Rev. Liam Swords Foundation Bursary Centre Culturel Irlandais.
He died in 2011. The Liam Swords Bursary was set up in his memory, to fund a researcher working for three months in the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris,The Liam Swords Bursary with the Liam Swords lecture being presented after that.Mass for Fr Liam Swords and Annual Lecture 2016
==Publications==
* The Green Cockade: The Irish in the French Revolution 1789-1815, by Liam Swords, Published by Glendale (1989)
* A Hidden Church: The Diocese of Achonry 1689-1818 by Liam Swords, Columba Press, (1998)
* In Their Own Words: The Famine in North Connacht 1845-1849, by Liam Swords, Columba Press (1999)
* A Dominant Church: The Diocese of Achonry 1818-1960 by Liam Swords, Columba Press (2004)A fine impartial volume Irish Times, Saturday February 19, 2005.
* The Flight of the Earls: A Popular History, by Liam Swords, Columba Press (2007)Bookworm, Reviews, History Ireland, Issue 5, Sept/Oct 2007.
* A People's Church: The Diocese of Achonry: From the Sixth to the Seventeenth Century by Liam Swords, Columba Press (2014)
==Reference==
==External links==
* Priest who realised power of media - The Irish Times
* Liam Swords - The Liam Swords Foundation - bursary for Irish
* Fr Liam Swords | Diocese of Achonry
* Achonry - Churches - From - Sixth - Century - Third - Millennium
* Books by Liam Swords (Author of The Flight of the Earls)
Category:1937 births
Category:2011 deaths
Category:Irish historians
Category:People from County Mayo
Category:Irish Roman Catholic priests
Category:Irish priests
Liam Thompson (footballer)

Liam Thompson (born 29 April 2002) is a professional footballer who plays for Derby County F.C as a midfielder.
== Career ==
Thompson joined the Derby County youth set-up as a teenager, having played youth football with the likes of Dunkirk F.C.|Dunkirk FC. As of August 2021, Thompson has made a total of 67 appearances for Derby's youth teams, including 22 in Professional Development League|Premier League 2, 6 in the UEFA Youth League and 3 in the FA Youth Cup. During the 2018/19 Under 18 season, Thompson played an influential role in Derby's title-winning campaign. In November 2019, he was named in the LFE 'The 11' to acknowledge his holistic development on and off the pitch.
Thompson signed his first professional contract with the club in 2020. He then went on to make his professional debut for the first team in 2021 in the FA Cup against Chorley F.C.|Chorley FC. The entire Derby County first team squad was forced to self-isolate for the game because of positive COVID-19 cases, meaning The Rams' under-23 squad fulfilled the fixture. Thompson continued to work with the first team squad, and has since made appearances on the bench, and in pre-season friendlies against the likes of Manchester United F.C.|Manchester United.
 
Category:2002 births
Category:English footballers
Liam Turnbull

Liam Turnbull is a British entrepreneur, powerlifter, and mentor known for achieving significant milestones in sports and business at a young age. By his early twenties, Turnbull had become a recognized figure in competitive sports and a successful entrepreneur, growing businesses to turning over millions.
==Early Life and Education==
Liam Turnbull was born in March of 2000 in Sutton Coldfield, England, and showed a keen interest in sports and business early on his life. Alongside his international sporting ventures, he pursued his education in Functional Human Anatomy and Exercise Physiology at University College Birmingham, which served as motivation to incorporate his first company Bull Strong. He later dropped out of University to focus on this company.
==Sports Career==
Turnbull's sports career began in martial arts, where he quickly excelled as a 2nd Dan black belt in both Karate and Kickboxing, but gave it up after doing a few Powerlifting competitions and realising his potential. His love for the sport of Powerlifting led him to compete in various national and international competitions, resulting in him becoming a World Champion by the age of 18. Throughout his late teens and early twenties, Turnbull broke multiple world records in powerlifting, the three most notable records were the GPC world record squat of 260kg at 82.4kg in 2019 at the British Championships , exceeding this record to the all-time, all-federation world record of 300kg in 2020 , and the Junior (under 23) squat record of 307.5kg at just 21 years old in 2021.
==Professional Career==
===Bull Strong=== 
At 18, after breaking records and winning the World Championships in Hungary , he realised his potential as a coach and mentor to other athletes, and as a result spent lots of time coaching and preparing clients of Bull Strong Coaching for their own competitions. By the end of 2021, Turnbull had over 100 trophies as a coach, including British, European and World Championships! . 
===The Top Drawer Enterprise (TDM)=== 
During the COVID-19 pandemic, alongside Bull Strong, Turnbull partnered up with a friend from the local gym, Cameron McCurdy , and incorporated the first company of the ‘Top Drawer’ Enterprise: Top Drawer Management. This company went on to become one of the world’s largest OnlyFans agencies , providing services to OnlyFans creators offering around-the-clock coverage of the creator’s accounts, engaging with their audience, marketing on social media and upselling their content in direct-messages.
In 2023, Turnbull became CEO of the enterprise and opened the TDM HQ in Lichfield, England . The multi-million pound enterprise now operates a range of services out of the HQ, including adult-entertainment accountancy, registered office and mail forwarding services , car finance brokering, and business mentorship aimed at young aspiring entrepreneurs.
Category:People from Birmingham, West Midlands
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Powerlifting
Category:English people
Liana Lastique

Liana Lastique (born November 28, 1991) is a professional tennis player best known for her performance in the topspin tennis documentary series.
==Early life and education==
Lastique was born in Long Island, New York, to Kelvin Lastique (father), and Florence Lastique (mother). Following her passion for sports, Liana started playing tennis as a three-year-old and began competing at the age of six with the help of her father, former coach and tournament director Kelvin Lastique. Liana studied at Hillcrest High School.
==Career==
Liana underwent her training at the National Tennis Center and Nick Saviano High Performance Tennis. Currently training in the Ft. Lauderdale area, Liana is currently on the tennis pro tour in 2023.
==Awards==
Liana was ranked among the top 5 in the eastern section as a junior. She has also been a Lil Mo Nationals Winner.
==Personal life==
Liana is blessed with two children, Paris Lastique-Davis and Li’elle Lastique Roberson. She also has a sister named Allison Lastique Fingall.
==References==
==External links==
* 
Category:1991 births
Category:Professional tennis players
Category:People from Long Island
Category:American people
Liane Nothof

Liane Nothof is a casino content writer known for her work in the iGaming industry. She is a writer at AskGamblers.com, an online casino website, where she contributes casino reviews, industry news, and gambling blog posts to the website’s German edition.
Nothof is a trusted source for German players at AskGamblers and has contributed to positioning AskGamblers.com as a reliable source for casino-related content.
==Career==
Nothof shares her insights with German players through a range of content, including blog posts, casino reviews, and news articles.
Her casino reviews at AskGamblers.com are insightful analyses of online casinos and games that equip players with the knowledge necessary to navigate the German gaming industry. Her articles are diverse, covering welcome packages, bonus deals, and promotions offered by various online casinos.
In addition to casino reviews, Nothof offers an extensive analysis of the German online casino sector through blog posts and game reviews. She is known for keeping readers abreast with recent developments and information, including announcements of new games and promotion offers. Her articles are regarded as a reliable source of information and are noted for being detailed, well-researched, unbiased, and current with recent developments.
==External links==
* Liane Nothof at AskGamblers
Category:Writers
Category:Casinos
Category:Gambling people
Liangjun Ma

Ma Liangjun (1870 - July 14, 1957), styled Shantang, religious name Muhammad Yusuf, also known in his youth as Xiaoma Ayin (also called Xiaoma Ahong), a Hui ethnic group member from Qingshui County, Gansu Province, was an Islamic scholar.
At the end of the Qing dynasty, he served as the head of the Pingliang Mosque. After the establishment of the Republic of China, he went to Xinjiang Province to preach, successively holding positions such as the Bishop of the Shaanxi Grand Mosque in Hami, the head of the Hui Muslim Grand Mosque in Ili, and the head of the Kuanxiang Temple in Urumqi. In 1940, he was arrested by Sheng Shicai under the pretext of a riot and was later released in 1944. The following year, he was appointed as the Chief Imam of all Hui Muslims in Xinjiang and the Deputy Director of the Kuomintang Xinjiang Provincial Party Committee. In 1947, he also served as the Supervisory Commissioner of Xinjiang for the Control Yuan. In 1948, he was elected as a member of the Supervisory Committee. After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, he successively held positions such as a senior advisor to the Xinjiang Provincial People's Government, a member of the Northwest People's Committee, and the deputy director of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region Islamic Association. On July 14, 1957, he passed away at the Shaanxi Grand Mosque in Urumqi.
Category:Qingshui County
Category:Hui people
Category:Xinjiang
Category:Xinjiang County
Lianyu Tan

Lianyu Tan is an Australian author of short stories and novels.
==Biography==
Tan's first book was Captive in the Underworld, a lesbian Hades/Persephone retelling, published in 2021 and named a favorite book by romance author Sierra Simone. Her second novel, The Wicked and the Willing, was released in May 2022. The Wicked and the Willing was a finalist for a Lambda Literary Award and a Golden Crown Literary Award. Wizards Vs. Lesbians described it as "one of the strongest and most structurally creative novels we've read for this podcast."
Tan was born in Malaysia but migrated to Australia at a young age. She has autism spectrum disorder.
==Works==
===Novels===
* 
* 
===Short stories===
* "A Good Day" in 
* "The Family Way" in 
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Category:Australian authors
Category:Novels
Libbie Mugrabi

Libbie Mugrabi is an art collector and businesswoman based in New York. She's known for owning vast art collection of pieces by Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat other renowned artist. In 2018 she divorced David Mugrabi, the legal dispute between the two is still ongoing.
Libbie is known for property disputes and for being sued over her line of merchandise . In 2023 she organized a funeral for still-alive Anthony Haden-Guest . 
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Category:Philanthropists
Libby Watkins

Libertyne Watkins (Libby Watkins) (born 1984) is a contemporary Australian artist known for hyper-realistic, large-scale artworks of luxury objects and places inspired by her hyper-realistic island called "Paradiso” using a self-developed multi-medium technique.
===Biography===
Watkins was born and raised in Sydney, (1) Australia. She studied Fashion Design at Ultimo Tafe. Business, Textile design at RMIT University, before dropping out to pursue a career in fashion design. Designing for Australian Brands as a freelance artist. Launching her own brand in 2011. Watkins lived and practiced in Sydney, before moving to London and returning to Sydney. 
Watkins’ practice started as a hobby outside of design. She has no formal art training and considers herself "not very creative.] Her works are primarily resort style(2) with hyper-realistic, large-scale mixed media artworks of luxury objects and places inspired by her faux island utopia existing only in her mind, Paradiso. Artworks can sometimes take 200 hours to complete. Working with ink on paper her pieces are achieved through layers of what she refers to as mini brush strokes. Watkins credits her iconic Palm tree to having her own Gallery in Sydney’s prestigious Palm Beach. She uses photographs collected with edited saturated lighting, and a pencil as a guide for their placement.
In 2013 Watkins expanded her practice with the launch of her textile designs showing in New York and Paris. The resulting art collaborations with brands Tory Burch and Calvin Klein. In 2015 she set up her own publishing house and launched a colouring book, Escape to Paradiso. Back in 2018, the artist did an immersive takeover of Sydney’s Iconic Manly Pacific Hotel. With a foyer as an exhibition space. Many installations including her iconic signature Giant Jellyfish cascading down the main Marble stairs confronting guests. An executive from Australia paid $40,000 AUD for a painting of her signature Palm tree. More widely-known owners of her pieces include a list of A-listers who visited Palm Beach during the opening of her gallery. She has had artwork featured in Threebirds Renovations. (2)(3). Seen in publications such as House and Garden Magazine. (3) She creates original works and also limited edition luxury objects for home and wardrobe.
===Exhibitions===
* Colossal- Cronulla Beach NSW (2013)
* No 5- Palm Beach NSW (2014)
* Escape to Paradiso- Manly, Australia (2018) (reference 1)
* Paradiso- Palm Beach (2019) 
* La Palma - Paris, France (2020)
* La Palma - New York, United States (2020)
Category:1984 births
Category:Australian artists
Category:Australian people
Liben Town

Liben Town is a town in Ethiopia,Amhara Region,Mirab Gojjam Zone Semien Achefer . its geographical coordinates are 11° 41' 0" North, 36° 57' 0" East and its original name (with diacritics) is Līben. The historical places near the town include Gashola st. George Orthodox monastery at Gashola kebele, which is around 5 km from liben town.Semien AcheferSemien Achefer
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== Demographics ==
According to the Central Statistical Agency conducted in 2007, The population of liben or FENDIKA-TOWN is 3,851 with these 1,820 males and 2,031
females living in the town.https://www.statsethiopia.gov.et/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Statistical_Amhara.pdf
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Liberal Party of Australia

As one of the two main parties in Australian politics, the Liberal Party of Australia is a right-leaning coalition partner to the left-leaning Labor Party. To replace the United Australia Party, it was formed in 1944.
In Australia's coalition government, the Liberal Party has a commanding position with the National Party. It has been over a century since the Liberal Party and its predecessors formed a government with the National Party. During the Abbott (2013–2015), Turnbull (2015–2018) and Morrison (2018–2022) administrations, the Coalition was in charge of the federal government. Liberal Party leader Morrison resigned after the party lost the 2022 Australian federal election. Josh Frydenberg, the deputy leader, also lost his seat, putting Peter Dutton, a veteran Liberal MP, in the best position to replace Scott Morrison as leader of the Liberal Party.
Every state and territory, as well as the Australian Capital Territory, have their own local Liberal parties (ACT). A member of this group is the Northern Territory Country Liberal Party (CLP). The Queensland state divisions of both the CLP and the Liberal National Party (LNP) were created via mergers of the local Liberal and National parties. Both New South Wales and Tasmania, where the Liberal Party has held government since 2011, and since 2014, respectively, are federally recognised states. In the states of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia, as well as the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory, the party is in opposition.
The conservative, liberal-conservative, conservative-liberal, and classical liberal ideologies of the party have all been used to describe it. Australian economic liberalism (free markets and limited government) and social conservatism are hallmarks of the Liberal Party. Sir Robert Menzies and John Howard, two former leaders of the party, hold the record for the longest tenures as Prime Ministers of Australia.
 
Category:1945 establishments in Australia
Category:Classical liberal parties