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Elika Etemad

Elika Etemad, who is also known as Fantasai, is an American computer scientist known for her work on CSS specifications and her expertise in web standards. In addition, she codes in C++ and Javascript as a Senior Web Standards Engineer. She received a BSE in computer science from Princeton University. She is an invited expert in the CSS Working Group and is an editor of 50 CSS specifications. She started her career in QA at Mozilla and later moved to Apple as a software engineer.
At the Web Engines Hackfest in 2019, Etemad defined a standard as: "an agreement on technically precise criteria so that we can consistently repeat something". She also compared a standard to: "Hot water knobs. Paper sizes. Measuring soil properties. Displaying a Web page."
On CSS day in 2019 at Web Conferences Amsterdam, Etemad presented on line layout in CSS grid.
Etemad describes herself as "a cross between a 17-year-old girl and a 35-year-old engineer, and is otherwise hard to identify".
Category:American computer scientists
Category:American people
Category:Princeton University alumni
Elimelech Bluth

Rabbi Elimelech Bluth (d. September 17, 2019) was a prominent American rabbi, posek, and a close disciple of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein. He was widely respected for his halachic expertise and community leadership, serving as the rabbi of Congregation Ahavas Achim in Kensington, Brooklyn, and as a posek for several Jewish organizations.
==Early life and education==
Details about Bluth's birth and early education are not widely documented. However, he became a close disciple of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, a preeminent halachic authority, and worked closely with him for many years, including answering halachic inquiries on Rabbi Feinstein's behalf.
==Career==
Bluth served as the rabbi of Congregation Ahavas Achim in Kensington, Brooklyn. He was also a posek for various organizations, including:
* Women's League: Providing halachic guidance to women in the Orthodox Jewish community.
* Chai Lifeline and Camp Simcha: Offering support and halachic rulings for programs assisting children and families facing serious illnesses.
Rabbi Bluth was known for his approachability and for addressing complex halachic queries with compassion and clarity.
==Personal life==
Bluth was married to Rivka Shaina Bluth. Together, they had six children. He was the son of Avrohom Aharon Bluth and Shifra Kayla Bluth ().
==Passing==
Bluth passed away on September 17, 2019. His funeral was held at Congregation Ahavas Achim, and he was remembered by many for his dedication to halachic scholarship and community service.
==Legacy==
Rabbi Bluth left a lasting impact on the Orthodox Jewish community, both through his leadership roles and his halachic contributions. He is remembered fondly as a student of Rabbi Moshe Feinstein and as a posek who upheld the values of Torah and halachic integrity.
Category:American rabbis
Category:2019 births
Category:American people
Elin Mohlin

Elin Mohlin is a Swedish cross-country skier born 20 March 1991 in Sollefteå.https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/athlete-biography.html?sectorcode=cc&competitorid=140935&type=result
== Biography == 
She was selected for the FIS Cross-Country World Cup for the first time in February 2012 in Szklarska Poreba. She took her first point by finishing 30th in March 2014 in the sprint in Lahti. Her best international result came in the 2016-2017 season, where she finished 16th in Pyeongchang in the team sprint, on a team with Maria Nordström.
== Honours ==
=== World Cup ===
Her best general placing came with an 83rd place in 2016–17 FIS Cross-Country World Cup.
She had a podium finish with a victory in the team sprint. 
Category:1991 births
Category:Swedish female cross-country skiers
Elina Alminas

Elina Alminas is an Estonian-British theatre and film actress. She is known as Eurovision host Sasha More in Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga and for her roles in The Courier, Strike and Ex Machina.
==Career==
===Early life and career===
Elina was born in Tallinn, Estonia. She worked internationally as a model before moving to the United Kingdom where she studied Theatre and Performance at Goldsmiths University. 
===2014-Present===
Her first role was in Alex Garland's Ex Machina after which she has secured multiple film, theatre and TV roles, as well as taking her own one woman show Laura to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2018 where it was performed to sold out audiences and 5 star reviews and was picked up by Soho Theatre.. She has studied under French master clown, pedagogue, and professor of theatre Philippe Gaulier.
==Filmography==
*Ex Machina (2014) – Amber
*Jupiter Ascending (2015) – Robot Servant
*Cinderella (2015) – Princess Valentina
*Residue (2015) – Geisha
*From Darkness (2015) – Agota Calgys
*Devil Town (short) (2016) – Waitress
*Midnight Sonder (2016) – Dr. Joyce
*Sparebnb (2017) – Anya
*Love, Lies and Records (2017) – Nika
*Strike (2018) – Ela
*Killing Eve (2018) – Prison Guard 1
*The Space Race (2019) – Psychologist
*The Courier (2020) – Doctor
*Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga (2020) – Sasha More
*Invasion (2021) – Pregnant Woman
Category:Estonian people
Category:Film actresses
Category:Models
Elinoar Bareket

Elinoar Bareket (Hebrew: אלינער ברקת, born 17 December 1939) is an Israeli historian and a former Senior Lecturer at Achva Academic College where she served as the head of the History Department and Head of general B.A. for Humanities and Social Sciences.
==Biography==
Bareket was born in Tel Aviv, Israel. After serving at the Israeli Defence Force, She moved to Kibbutz Beit Nir, where she's leaving since.
==Academic Work==
Her academic work focuses on the Jewish community in Egypt at the times of the Fatimid Caliphate during the middle ages, the history of which is well documented in the Cairo Geniza documents.
 
==Books==
* Eli Ben Amram and his Companions: Jewish Leadership in the Eleventh-Century Mediterranean Basin, Sussex Academic Press, 2017 
* Fustat on the Nile; The Jewish Elite in Medieval Egypt, Brill, Leiden 1999 
Category:1939 births
Category:Israeli historians
Category:People from Tel Aviv
Category:Israeli people
Elio Villafranca

Elio Villafranca is a jazz pianist who was born in the Cuban province of Pinar del Rio. Elio would become classically trained in piano, percussion and composition in the music conservatory at the Instituto Superior de Arte in Havana, Cuba. For his work in the album Things I Wanted to do by Chembo Corniel, Elio Villafranca was nominated for Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album of the Year at the 2010 Grammy Awards. Elio Villafranca is currently a professor at Juilliard School of Music, where he specializes in jazz ensemble. 
Throughout his career Elio Villafranca has been awarded many awards including 2018 Downbeat Critic's Poll Rising Stars Keyboard, 2017 Sunshine Award, 2019 Downbeat Critic's Poll Rising Stars Pianist, and more. In 2021 Elio Villafranca became a Guggenheim Fellowship recipient in the field of Music Composition. 
Category:Jazz pianists
Category:People from Pinar del Río Province
Elisa Brown

Elisa Brown, (born December 23, 1957, Dallas Texas; née Elizabeth Spaeth) is an American classically trained singer/songwriter and performer. Her musical training includes a Bachelor of Music Degree from The Cleveland Institute of Music and studied the Art of Zarzuela (Spanish Musical Theater), Lyric Tango, Zapateado, and Castanets under the tutelage of choreographer Hector Zaraspe In December 2009, she released her first CD, ˆThe Ave Maria Experience", co-arranged and produced Barry Goldstein of NYC's Think Big Studios. 
In 2011, she performed with The New York Women's Ensemble at Carnegie Hall with Virginia Luque's non-profit organization, Music for Life, NY (MFL). MFL's mission is to provide cultural and humanitarian relief. A portion of the proceeds of this inaugural performance were directed toward Children of the Night (COTN), a non-profit that has rescued over 10,000 children from child prostitution since the 1970's. 
In 2012, Brown and Goldstein co-arranged, co-wrote, and produced her second CD entitled "New World". New World merges Brown’s classical training with elements of jazz, rock, folk, Celtic and new age and arrangements to create a homage to various cultures around the world. 
In 2014, Brown began as Host of "The Heart of Art with Elisa Brown" whereby she explored art’s ability to shape society. The show was presented by Conscious Evolution Media Network, a media organization committed to providing programs meant to educate, inspire and uplift global consciousness, and aired on PBS. 
She has performed with New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee, Dave Fields in New York/New Jersey performance venues, including The Triad, Club Bonafide, and The Debonair Music Hall. 
In June 2002, she premiered her one-woman country cabaret, "Hoodwinked From Heaven" (Hoodwinked), a show she wrote and produced with musical arrangements by Dave Fields at New Jersey's Hackensack Performing Arts Center. At the age of 65, she went on to perform Hoodwinked in New York City at the Leonard Nimoy Thalia at Peter Norton's Symphony Space in May 2023. Hoodwinked is an original show of country, pop, and jazz tunes inspired by Brown's Texas upbringing. She wrote Hoodwinked at the request of her late father Bill, who suffered with Alzheimer's.
Category:1957 births
Category:People from Dallas, Texas
Category:American people
Category:Singers
Category:Songwriters
Elisa von Joeden-Forgey

Dr. Elisa von Joeden-Forgey, PhD, is a scholar with expertise in genocide, gender, and the history of colonialism. She is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention. 
==Education==
von Joeden-Forgey holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Columbia University. She earned her Masters of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in History at the University of Pennsylvania.
==Career==
===Founding the Lemkin Institute===
During trips to Iraq in 2016 and 2017 where they met with survivors of the ISIS genocides, von Joeden-Forgey and her colleague international human rights attorney Irene Victoria Massimino, saw a need for an organization that offered direct assistance for grassroots genocide prevention to communities in crisis. These experiences prompted the two to found the Iraq Project for Genocide Prevention and Accountability in 2017. Eventually, the need to focus on grassroots genocide prevention worldwide prompted the organization to broaden its focus. To reflect this shift in mission, the was changed to Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention, honoring Raphael Lemkin. 
===Other Positions===
Previously, she served as the endowed chair of the Holocaust & Genocide Studies Department at Keene State College. Before that, she was the Dr. Marsha Raticoff Grossman Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Stockton University where she started the school's Genocide Prevention Certificate Program in 2015. 
==Selected Publications==
* Nobody's people: Colonial subjects, race power and the German state, 1884–1945. University of Pennsylvania, 2004.
* "The devil in the details: “Life force atrocities” and the assault on the family in times of conflict." Genocide Studies and Prevention 5.1 (2010): 1-19.
* "Genocidal masculinity." New directions in genocide research. Routledge, 2012. 76-94.
* "Gender and the future of genocide studies and prevention." Genocide Studies and Prevention 7.1 (2012): 89-107.
* “Hidden in Plain Sight: Atrocity Concealment in German Political Culture Before the First World War.” in Hidden Genocides: Power, Knowledge, Memory, Rutgers University Press, 2014.
* "Paths Not Traveled: Genocide Prevention, the Global Grassroots, and the Power of Dialogism." Genocide Studies International 14.1, 2022: 45-64.
Category:University of Pennsylvania alumni
Category:Founders
Category:Chief executive officers
Category:American people
Elisabeth Hamilton Friermood

Elisabeth Hamilton Friermood (December 30, 1903 - March 25, 1992) was a storyteller, librarian, and author of historical fiction for young adult readers. She was born Elisabeth Hamilton in Marion, Indiana to parents Burr Hamilton (a firefighter) and Etta Hale Hamilton.. In 1928, she married Harold T. Friermood, author of The Ymca Guide to Adult Fitness. Her experience as a children's librarian (in the Marion Public Library and the Dayton Public Library) inspired several of her characters. Her historical fiction was extremely well researched, and included books set in the Midwest in the 1800s describing pioneer life, the Spanish American war, the Underground Railroad, and two books about the Wabash River. She also contributed articles and stories to Horn Book Magazine, Story Parade and Seashore Press publications. Her works were published by Doubleday.
== List of works ==
A list of Friermood's published novels, including links to contemporary reviews from Kirkus reviews where applicable.
Promises in the Attic (1960) 
That Jones Girl (1956) 
Doc Dudley's Daughter (1965) 
Circus Sequins (1968) 
Ballad of Calamity Creek (1962)
Head High, Ellen Brody (1958) (nominated for the Sequoyah Book Award in 1960) 
One of Fred's Girls (1970) 
Focus the bright land (awarded the Ohioana Book Award for Children's Literature in 1968) 
Whispering Willows (1964)
Jo Allen's Predicament (1959) 
Candle in the Sun (1955)
The wild Donahues (1963)
The luck of Daphne Tolliver (1961) 
Geneva Summer: A Romance of College Camp (1952) 
Hoosier heritage (1954) 
Peppers' Paradise (1969) 
Molly's Double Rainbow (1966)
The Wabash Knows the Secret (1951)
== References ==
== External links==
* Books by Elisabeth Hamilton Friermood (Author of Promises in the Attic)
* Ballad of Calamity Creek: Friermood, Elisabeth Hamilton
* Elisabeth Hamilton Friermood papers, 1951 ... - Archives West
* Elisabeth Hamilton Friermood Book List - FictionDB
* friermood elisabeth hamilton - AbeBooks
Category:1903 births
Category:1992 deaths
Category:Storytellers
Category:Librarians
Category:Author
Category:Historical fiction writers
Category:People from Marion, Indiana
Elisabeth Hoekstra

Elisabeth Hoekstra (born February 14, 1987) is a Korean American entrepreneur, author, influencer, model, and podcast host based in Michigan. She currently serves as the director of operations at 4BiddenKnowledge and runs Bio-Hack Your Best Life, a popular podcasts that focuses on self-awareness, addressing stress and trauma, and coping with them.
Hoekstra has established herself as a successful model and actor on nationally syndicated television shows, films, music videos, and magazines. She has also made considerable contributions to several charities, focusing her work on children's health and education, both through fundraising events and campaigning using her “vast array of connections”.
==Education==
Hoekstra was born on February 14, 1987, in Incheon, Korea where she was also raised. She completed her high school education at Okemos High School and then went to Davenport University where she “studied” Business Marketing and Management. Later in 2012, Hoekstra went to Schoolcraft College where she” earned her certificate” in baking and pastry arts. “She completed her certification as a “Certified Working Pastry Chef” in 2015.”. In 2017, Hoekstra received her real estate license. She is currently studying neuroscience at Harvard University.
==Career==
Hoekstra started her career in 2012 as an assistant pastry chef at Oakland Hills Country Club, where she worked for over four years. During this time she was also a sous chef at Schoolcraft college. In 2016 she helped open Otus Supply as the pastry chef.
In 2017, Hoekstra started her career as a real estate agent for Birmingham Realty. She was named exclusive Real Estate agent in 2018 for a statewide effort, in which she broke multiple state records for securing the “most” offices in the shortest amount of time. In 2019 she left this company and joined Mitten Realty Group where she currently works as a realtor.
In 2021, Hoekstra became a host for Rolling Out and the director of operations for 4BiddenKnowledge Inc.. She also hosts a popular podcast show called Bio-Hack Your Best Life which is streamed on Apple Music, Spotify, and other digital platforms.
Apart from that, Hoekstra has appeared in Love of Fate the Law (2020), Chronicles Of The Anunnaki (2021), and on the 4Biddenknowledge Podcast (2021). 
==Licenses and certifications==
* Certified Working Pastry Chef (CWPC), American Culinary Federation (ACF)
* “Real Estate Sales Agent”, National Association of Realtors
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
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Category:1987 births
Category:Living people
Category:American businesspeople of Korean descent
Category:American writers of Korean descent
Category:American models of Korean descent
Category:American people of Korean descent
Elise Barwick

Elise Barwick (born 31 March 1999) is an Australian rules footballer playing for Gold Coast in the AFL Women's (AFLW).
==Football career==
Barwick began her Football career playing in the Tasmanian state league. She was often used on the wing and impressed with her speed and defensive pressure. To further challenge herself for the 2023 Season, Barwick signed for South Adelaide Football club in the SANFL Women’s League. Barwick would go onto play in that seasons grand final, losing by three points.
Prior to the beginning of the 2023 AFLW Season, Barwick was signed as an injury replacement player for the Gold Coast Suns. Barwick made her debut against Richmond in Round 6. She impressed enough to hold her spot for her first four games. However, during the opening moments of Round 9, Barwick was knocked unconscious and stretchered from the ground following an awful head clash. Barwick returned for the clubs Elimination Final after missing one week with concussion protocols. 
Category:1999 births
Category:Australian rules football
Category:Australian people
Elise Ecklund

Elise Ecklund (born February 18, 1997) is an American singer, songwriter, and YouTube personality. She is most known for making songs using hate comments she has gotten on her videos. Ecklund posts weekly videos on her YouTube channel. Ecklund has also written one of the shortest songs ever entitled “I Suffer More” at less than 1 second and can be found on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, and more.
== Education ==
Elise went to college at John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas and has a marketing degree.
== Career/Youtube ==
Ecklund's first YouTube video is a guitar Tutorial on how to play the song YOUTH by Troye Sivan, posted on March 30th, 2016. Her most popular video entitled “I wrote a song using only your Instagram comments” what was posted in April of 2018; the video has over thirteen million views.https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=PGmOP-NybtU&app=desktop&persist_app=1 She also likes to stream and interact with her fans on YouNow
== Personal life ==
Ecklund is very close with her older sister “Eden” they live together and are best friends. She also has a boyfriend and they met outside a JoJo Siwa concert at BOK Centerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ1-jEdiWAw&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=HRXRnyxE2UA&app=desktop&persist_app=1
Ecklund is a Christian
== Music ==
Elise has appeared on Steve Harvey's talk show.https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/steve/episode-36234514/1105004/https://twitter.com/eliseecklund/status/1039251718196867074?lang=en
She has covered artists like Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift or her YouTube channel and also has many original songs.
== Discography ==
Titlehttps://open.spotify.com/artist/6ssLTcv8X1Y4u8VrNM2Fhv	Year
"I Suffer More" 	2019
"I Hope My Ex Is Happy" 	2019
"Oof" 	2019
"So Rude" 	2020
"Loud" 	2020
"Bored" 	2020
"Kazoo Cotton Candy" 	2020
"My Personal Apology" 	2020
==In the media==
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==References==
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* Elise Ecklund on spotify
* Elise Ecklund - Bio, Facts, Family | Famous Birthdays
* Elise Ecklund – Flight Ukuleles - Flight Music
* Elise Ecklund - Bio, Facts, Family Life of YouTuber
* Elise Ecklund Lyrics, Songs, and Albums | Genius
* Elise Ecklund on jiosaavn
Category:20th-century births
Category:Singers from Kansas
Category:Songwriters from Kansas
Category:Female YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:American female singer-songwriters
Category:21st-century American singers
Category:21st-century American women singers
Category:1997 births
Category:American ukulele players
Category:Ukulele players
Elise Finch

Elise Finch (February 24, 1972 – July 16, 2023) was an American television meterologist with WCBS-TV New York City from 2007. Previously with NBC's Early Today, with the CBS Phoenix, Arizona affiliate KPHO, an anchor and reporter at the CBS and Fox Youngstown, Ohio affiliates WKBN and WYFX, and the ABC Austin, Minnesota affiliate KAAL. She started her television broadcasting career working behind the scenes at E! Entertainment Television.
==Death==
Finch died at a hospital in New York City on July 16, 2023, at the age of 51.
Category:1972 births
Category:People from Mount Vernon, New York
Category:American people
Category:Georgetown University alumni
Category:Television meteorologists
Elise Kesselbeck

Elise Kesselbeck, née Hartmann (November 28th, 1870 - July 10th, 1956) was a German politician who was a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany and the Communist Party of Germany in Bremen.
== Early life and career before politics ==
Kesselbeck was born Elise Hartmann in 1870 to Heinrich Hartmann and Minna, née Dedekind in Hanover. Kesselbeck had one sister. In 1892, Kesselbeck moved to Bremen to work as a maid. While in this position, Kesselbeck got involved with servants' rights movement from around 1900. In 1902 she married Alfred Carl Kesselbeck, however she continued to work as a maid. 
== Career ==
Initially, Kesselbeck was active in the SPD. However, she went into the KPD in 1918, and because active in the suffrage and feminism scene in Bremen, with other women such as Gesine Becker. She was elected into the Workers' and Soldiers' Council's 4th district together with Anna Stiegler, however was unable to work due to the military suppression of Bremen Council Republic by the Gerstenberg Corps in 1919. In response to the suppression, Kesselbeck organized a funeral service in the trade union building.
After the Bremen communists decided to participate in the Bremen National Assembly, Kesselbeck entered the assembly in March of 1919, and later fully assumed her role as a member of the assembly. Kesselbeck left the assembly in 1923.
== Later life ==
Kesselbeck became the chairwoman of a woman and children's choir, and later was a member of Hermann Böse's workers' choir, from which she resigned from in 1933, fully departing from the political scene.
Kesselbeck would live in Bremen until 1944, from which she would leave the city due to her home being destroyed by a bomb, though she moved back in 1949. After the death of her husband in 1955, Kesselbeck moved into the Friedehorst retirement home, where she remained until her death in 1956. 
Category:1870 births
Category:1956 deaths
Category:German politicians