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Paul Henteleff

Dr. Paul D. Henteleff (born 1931) led the world's first hospital-based terminal care unit.
Raised in Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada, Dr. Henteleff earned his medical degree from the University of Manitoba in 1956. He worked in a general family practice and trained in epidemiology and biostatistics at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine before becoming the assistant executive director of the Manitoba Health Services Commission from 1972-4. In that role, he helped design the Manitoba personal-care-home program and facilitated Drs. Noralou and Les Roos turning the commission's routinely collected administrative information into data for innovative health-services research. Dr. Henteleff then returned to clinical practice at Saint Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg, where he served from 1975 to 1991 as director of Canada's first hospital palliative care unit, established in November 1974. Hospital-based palliative care is a Canadian innovation developed independently in Winnipeg and Montreal. Dr. Henteleff’s advocacy efforts led to palliative care becoming a core service in Manitoba and his work influenced the development of palliative care across Canada.He modeled a flexible, interdisciplinary team approach to palliative care, which recognized nurses, social workers, psychologists, pharmacists and spiritual care-givers as valuable colleagues. The unit's innovations included death reviews, a bereavement program, and integrated home-care. Dr. Henteleff also co-authored the first study of depression and suicidal thoughts in terminal illness. He supports medically assisted dying.
==Honours==
Dr. Henteleff was the founding president of the Canadian Palliative Care Association, which honoured him with an Award of Excellence in 2013. A lecture series is named in his honour. In 2016, Dr. Henteleff received an honorary degree from the University of Manitoba.
Category:Canadian physicians
Category:Palliative care
Paul Hermann Wagner

Paul Hermann Wagner (1852-1937) was a German painter. Most of his work was signed "Paul Wagner München Kochel".
Born on January 1st, 1952 in Rothenburg, Germany, Wagner studied glass painting at Josephinenhütte|es and then worked as a porcelain painter in Munich. He additionally studied in Munich under Ludwig von Löfftz and then Wilhelm Lindenschmit the Younger in 1884. He went on to paint landscapes and fairytale creatures such as nymphs and fairies.
Category:1852 births
Category:1937 deaths
Category:German painters
Category:People from Rotenburg (district)
Paul Hlava Ceballos

Hlava Ceballos at Poets and Artists for Migrant Justice, a benefit reading at Hugo House, August 2019.
Paul Hlava Ceballos is an Ecuadorian-American poet and text artist. His debut full-length book, banana [ ], won the Donald Hall Prize for Poetry, the Norma Farber First Book Award, and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award.
==Personal Life==
Hlava Ceballos was born and raised in Southern California. He is an activist, focusing on labor activism, and racial and migrant justice. He currently works in echocardiography.
==Works==
Of Hlava Ceballos's prize-winning collection, banana [ ], Ilya Kaminsky wrote, "The invention and lyric textures in this book aren't here just for the show; they are setting to music the urgency of our time."
The title poem and middle third of the book is a collage of texts that follows the history of banana agriculture in the Americas, about which The Seattle Times wrote, "Hlava Ceballos’s Banana [ ]...mines the historic record to tell a harrowing story of labor, exploitation, colonization and violence centering around the banana trade." 
In an interview with the Poetry Foundation, Hlava Ceballos said, "I was very much writing about bananas, but I’m also not writing about bananas. I’m writing about resource extraction, and extractivism from us, the Global North, from the resource-rich Global South, and the relationship between us."
Hlava Ceballos is also the co-author of Banana [ ]/we pilot the blood, a collaborative poetry and visual arts book that features Quenton Baker, Christina Sharpe, and Torkwase Dyson.
Category:People from California
Category:Ecuadorian-Americans
Category:University of California, Riverside alumni
Category:New York University alumni
Category:Poets
Category:Artists
Paul J. Ryan

Paul J. Ryan (born 1968) is a British artist and semiotician, researching sketchbooks through a drawing practice and theories of signification. His 2009 PhD thesis examined the aesthetics of C. S. Peirce by considering how sketchbooks convey their meaning. His archive is held at Bishopsgate Institute.
Drawings in public collections include:
'Concentrate' (2001), ponders our inability to give our attention to The Holocaust, and is held in The Imperial War Museum. 'Dig' (2000) was acquired by the British Museum Prints and Drawings Department. Collaborations include 'Epstein's Liverpool' for Tate Liverpool with Jeremy Deller' 'Mirror Mirror' was a video performance made with Daniel Baker for The Roma Pavilion, Venice Biennale 2011. Publications include 'Centre for Drawing Notes 1'. Curatorial projects include 'What the Folk Say' at Compton Verney, where contemporary artists including Sonia Boyce and Mike Nelson combined folk and fine art.
Category:1968 births
Category:British artists
Category:Semioticians
Category:Research
Category:People from London
Paul J. Tesar

Paul J. Tesar is a professor at Case Western Reserve University and co-founder of Cleveland-based biotechnology company Convelo Therapeutics who studies stem cell biology and developmental neuroscience. He is a professor in the Departments of Genetics and Genome Sciences at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU).
== Education ==
Tesar was born and raised in Cleveland, OH and completed his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Case Western Reserve University. He received his Ph.D. in Developmental Biology as a dual National Institutes of Health/University of Oxford Biomedical Research Scholar under Richard Gardner and Ron McKay. During this time, Tesar discovered a new type of pluripotent stem cell, epiblast stem cells. He started his independent career at CWRU in 2010 as a Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation Scholar.
== Career and research ==
Tesar's current research utilizes new regenerative approaches to gain an understanding of nervous system disorders. In particular, he is focused on glial cell types such as oligodendrocytes and their progenitor cells (OPCs), and has pioneered cell culture protocols to generate pure, highly expandable populations of oligodendrocyte progenitor cells that can differentiate into large numbers of functional oligodendrocytes from stem cells, reprogrammed cells, and in human organoids.
Tesar's scientific approach involves applying high-throughput forward genetic and small molecule screens to stem cell-derived OPCs to identify therapeutics and genetic pathways that regulate oligodendrocyte differentiation and maturation. This approach led to the discovery of pro-myelinating drugs and compounds such as the antifungal miconazole and the inception of Convelo Therapeutics, a Cleveland based biotechnology company aimed at generating therapeutics to promote re-myelination in patients with neurological disorders. Tesar has expanded his technological platforms towards other glial-based disorders including genetic myelin disorders, schizophrenia, glioblastoma, and multiple sclerosis.
== Awards ==
*The Beddington Medal from The British Society for Developmental Biology 
*Harold M. Weintraub Award 
*Scholar Award, Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation 
*Robertson Investigator, New York Stem Cell Foundation 
*President’s Award, Myelin Repair Foundation 
*The Dr. Donald and Ruth Weber Goodman Professor of Innovative Therapeutics 
*Associate Scientific Advisor, Science Translational Medicine 
*Outstanding Young Investigator Award, International Society for Stem Cell Research 
*Robertson Stem Cell Prize, New York Stem Cell Foundation 
*Diekhoff Award for Graduate Student Mentoring, Case Western Reserve University 
*Crains Cleveland 40 Under 40 
*Homegrown Hero 
== Personal Life ==
Tesar lives in Cleveland and is married to physician assistant and fellow CWRU alumni Anne Wolbert. They have one daughter, Kenzie, and a golden retriever.
== References ==
== External links ==
* Tesar Lab website
Category:Case Western Reserve University faculty
Category:American medical researchers
Category:Stem cell researchers
Category:1981 births
Category:Living people
Category:Case Western Reserve University alumni
Paul Jones (Guitarist)

Paul Jones is an English musician, best known as the founder and guitarist of indie-rock band Linoleum (1994-1998) and later the guitarist in Britpop band Elastica (1998-2001). In 2005 he formed the label Slogan Records, which released The Fall's twenty-fifth studio album titled Fall Heads Roll. He currently works as A&R Manager at Rough Trade Records, and manages shame and black midi at Rough Trade Management. 
== Early years ==
Jones was born on October 23rd in Billericay, United Kingdom. He grew up in Harwich, Essex and attended St. Joseph's College, Ipswich before studying sixth form at Harwich School. He started playing guitar aged 14, studying classical guitar up to Grade 8. He represented Fender in a shred guitar competition, where according to him he scored second place. In 1989 he moved to London, where he still currently lives. 
== Career ==
In 1994 he formed the indie-rock band Linoleum, together with Caroline Finch (vocals, guitar). Joined by Dave Nice (drums) and Emma Tornaro (bass guitar), they released two albums before disbanding in 1999. In 2022 they played their first show in over 20 years at the Craufurd Arms, Wolverton, followed by a show at MOTH Club, London.
In 1998 he joined the Brtitpop band Elastica, where he played guitar until 2001. He is featured as lead guitarist on the band's second album The Menace released in 2000, as well as on the compilation album The Radio One Sessions released in 2001. 
Other projects where Jones played guitar include Warm Jets, whose lead singer Louis Jones was his flat mate, and the Mike Strutter Group with actor Paul Kaye.
In 2002 he worked at SAMM, eventually working with Morrisey on his album You Are The Quarry, released in 2004. Soon after, Jones formed the indie label Slogan Records. In 2005, he released The Fall's album Fall Heads Roll on the label. 
In 2007 he joined Rough Trade Records as A&R Manager, position which he still holds today. During his time at the label he worked with artists such as Jockstrap, black midi, Warpaint, Dean Blunt, caroline, This is the Kit, Soak. He also works at Rough Trade Management, as the artist manager for shame and black midi. 
== Discography ==
=== Albums ===
* Dissent (1997, by Linoleum)
* The Race from the Burning Building (2000, by Linoleum)
* The Menace (2000, by Elastica)
* The Radio One Sessions (2001, by Elastica)
=== Singles and EPs===
* Dissent (1996, by Linoleum)
* Smear (1996, by Linoleum)
* On a Tuesday (1997, by Linoleum) 
* Marquis (1997, by Linoleum) 
* Your Back Again (1999, by Linoleum)
* Elastica 6 Track EP (1999, by Elastica)
* How He Wrote Elastica Man (1999, by Elastica)
* Mad Dog God Dam (2000, by Elastica)
* I'm in Love with a German Film Star (2000, by Linoleum)
* The Bitch Don't Work (2001, by Elastica)
Category:British musicians
Category:English guitarists
Category:People from Billericay
Paul Joseph Smith

Paul Joseph Smith (born 1975) is a British Composer
== Early Life ==
Paul Joseph Smith was raised on a Council Estate in the Eastern District of Northampton, in a single Parent Family, after being born in London. Paul Went to a local State School where he first showed an interest in Music. Playing Piano, Violin and percussion all by Ear, never learning formal Music Theory or how to read Music.
== Electronic Music ==
Paul’s first Music connection was with the Hip Hop Sound of New York, Brooklyn and Queens, with influences like Just-Ice|Just-ice and KRS-One.
After Leaving school Paul Joseph Smith worked for a number of years at British Timken Company|Timken, but producing furiously in his spare time, created a Volume of Electronic Music, influenced by Aphex Twin|Aphextwin and other Electronica Composers. This lead to early releases with Planet Dog Records|Planet Dog Records, Rumour Records and later 70 Track released through Ministry of Sound under a huge amount of Pseudonyms.
== Full Time Composer ==
After being made redundant from Timken, Paul steadily built on his Electronic Music Catalogue, with Multiply releases on Tony De Vit’s Label TDV, Tidy Trax, Tripoli and several Chillout and Urban Releases with Ministry of Sound. One of these Tracks on a well received Ministry of Sound Chillout Album was picked up and synced extensively in a series of Ray Mears Heroes of telemark|Hero’s of the Telemark. This sync proved a pivotal moment and led to Paul Joseph Smith’s Main career as a Composer for Television Film and Advertising . Over the next 15 years Paul created 200 Tracks for Universal Production Music, 50 Tracks for EMI Production Music, more for DeWolfe, Nine Lives, Warner Production Music and Sky TV.
== Film and Television Credits ==
* Robson Green Coastal Robson Green|Lives - Series Composer.
* The Farewell (2019 film)|The Farewell - Composer - Music makes you Jump.
* Coast (TV series)|BBC Coast - Composer of Music in first 3 series.
* BBC Local TV - Composer of Complete Music Package.
* Destination Wedding - Composer - Beats are Droppin
 
Category:1975 births
Category:British composers
Paul Kickliter

Paul Kickliter (1904 – October 12, 1994) was an American politician. He served as a Democratic member for the 34th district of the Florida Senate.
==Life and career==
Kickliter attended the University of Florida and Florida State Normal College.
Kickliter was a wealthy lawyer-land owner.
Kickliter served in the Florida Senate from 1955 to 1957, representing the 34th district.
Kickliter died in October 1994, at the age of 89.
Category:1904 births
Category:American people
Category:University of Florida alumni
Category:American politicians
Category:1994 deaths
Paul Killiam

Paul Killiam was an entertainer, film historian, and collector. He was a pioneer in film preservation and the reintroduction of old films to the viewing public during the television era. He amassed a large and valuable collextiom of films.https://www.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/stories/2003/08/04/story4.html His collection was sold to various buyers after his death.
He performed on The Steve Allen Show delivering a comedic monologue about his film company and then delivering contemporary narration over silent film footage from a film about cave dweller era relations. He hosted the Paul Killiam Show which festured a similar format of comedic introduction followed by ridiculous narration of old films including from the Thomas Alva Edison Studio.
An orchestra purchased some of the films in his collection.
He hosted the show Hour of Silents.https://www.jstor.org/stable/3815289?seq=18#metadata_info_tab_contents
His film company lost a suit over the film rights to The Son of the Sheik.https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp/379/723/1378192/
In 1983, The New York Times reported on his activities.https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/23/nyregion/new-canaan-takes-ribbing-with-laughter.html
Category:American entertainers
Category:American film historians
Category:American collectors
Paul Lewis (singer-songwriter)

Paul Lewis is a singer-songwriter, film composer, and actor best known as the lead singer of the alternative rock band Y-Not?!. Lewis recorded and released two albums with Y-Not?!, four solo albums, and one album with the group Paul Lewis & Romeo Rage. He has composed music for three independent films: Days of Power, Foreclosure Dogs, and Dark State. As a film composer and actor, his work has been cited in the Los Angeles Times, Dread Central, and Cinapse. A song he wrote for the feature film Days of Power won Best Pop Song from a Feature at the 15th Annual Garden State Film Festival.
Lewis was also featured as himself in the 2022 documentary "Hammerjacks: The Rockumentary" chronicling the storied Baltimore, MD music venue Hammerjacks. In November 2022, Lewis released the album "Sky's Rust" from the band Paul Lewis & Romeo Rage, which he formed with drummer John Sanders. The album was favorably reviewed in the online publications U.S. Rocker, Alternative Nation, and Rock Era Magazine
==Y-NOT?!==
Lewis formed Y-Not?! with bandmates Marco Riva, Steve Wallace, Darryl Joyner, and Steve Miller in 1987 on the campus of Salisbury University on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The band gained a sizable following performing in Ocean City, Maryland and other cities on the U.S. Eastern Coast, following the release of the 1992 album "A Thrilled Voice" on Marquis Records. The success of the album lead to performance slots on festivals such as HFStival, DC 101 Chili Cook-Off and the Preakness Live Festival as well as performances with artists such as The Fixx, the Dave Matthews Band and 311.
==Discography==
Paul Lewis Albums
6 Years 8 Months & 16 Days (1998)
Get on With It (2001)
Trading Horror Stories (2005)
Bag Of Rain (2011)
Y-NOT?! Albums
A Thrilled Voice (1992)
The Archives, Vol. 1 (2004)
Paul Lewis & Romeo Rage Albums
Sky's Rust (2022)
Category:People from Salisbury, Maryland
Category:Singer-songwriters
Category:Composers
Category:Actors
Paul Linnet

Paul Linnet is an English author and illustrator.Paul Linnet is an award-winning children's author and illustrator, and is co-author with Sue Hendra of the multi-million selling Supertato books. 
In 2016, his best selling book I Need A Wee won the Scholastic Corporation Laugh Out Loud Award for Best Picture Book. 
In 2022 Supertato was turned into a hit series for CBeebies on BBC https://www.imdb.com/title/tt22794216/ 
Category:English people
Category:English authors
Category:English illustrators
Paul Lucas (Wingin’ It! Paul Lucas)

Paul Lucas is a British, travel enthusiast, trip-reporter and youtuber. He was born in 1986 in Birmingham. Pauls father was a train conductor, a career which Paul states; 'Sparked his intrest in the forms of travel'.
The youtube channel run by Paul: Wingin’ It! Paul Lucas, makes critical trip reports on a variety of national and international aircraft as well as train journeys in all shapes. Paul has also reviewed a overnight bus.
Category:Travel
Category:Travel writers
Category:YouTubers
Category:1986 births
Category:People from Birmingham
Category:British people
Paul Mackerras

Paul Mackerras is an Australian computer programmer and a contributor to the open-source community. He is best known for his work on the Linux kernel, particularly in developing support for the PowerPC architecture and maintaining the Point-to-Point Protocol daemon (pppd). His contributions have advanced Linux's capabilities on non-x86 architectures and in networking.
Mackerras worked on the Linux kernel, especially in porting it to the PowerPC architecture. He led the development of Linux support for PowerPC processors, enabling the operating system to run on hardware from companies like Apple and IBM. His efforts expanded the versatility and adoption of Linux across various hardware platforms.
He is the original author and long-time maintainer of the Point-to-Point Protocol daemon (pppd), which is essential for establishing internet connections over dial-up modems and other serial links. The pppd software has been widely used in Unix-like operating systems for networking over serial connections.
Mackerras contributed to the development of rsync, a fast and versatile file-copying tool used for backups and mirroring.
He has authored numerous technical papers and contributions to the field of computer science and open-source software.
Category:Australian computer programmers
Category:Australian people
Category:Linux kernel
Paul Marghitas

Paul "Prime" Marghitas, a Romanian American, is an emerging amateur MMA fighter born on November 21, 2001. With an undefeated record of 3 wins and 0 losses in the Featherweight division. One notable achievement is his 14-second first-round TKO win at LFA 158. Currently, Marghitas holds the title of the RUF MMA Amateur Featherweight Champion. He hails from Phoenix, by way of Romania. His aspiration is to bring a UFC championship belt home to Phoenix. Marghitas is closely associated with the MMA Lab and has been coached by the renowned John Crouch
Category:2001 births
Category:Romanian American
Category:Mixed martial artists
Paul McIntyre (athlete)

Paul Luc McIntyre (born 10 June 2000) is a Swiss Middle-distance running. In 2021, he came 2nd in the Outdoor 1500 metres m U23 Swiss Athletics Championships. Having started off running longer road races, he began to transition to middle-distance running in 2019 with his newly found team Stade Lausanne Athlétisme. On 13 February 2022, he participated in the Swiss Athletics Championships alongside Tom Elmer, marking his Indoor Track. On 4 September 2022, he raced alongside Silas Zurfluh from LC Regensdorf and Luca Simpson from Stade Genève in the 2022 U23 Swiss Championship Finals and finished 3rd behind the mentioned athletes. His main goal for 2023 is to represent Switzerland in the next Universiade Games.
== Personal bests ==
Surface 	Event 	Time 	Date 	Location
Outdoor track	800 m 	1:55.01	22.08.21	Lausanne
Outdoor track	1000 m 	2:28.88	14.05.22	Chailly-sur-Montreux
Outdoor track	1500 m 	3:50.85	30.08.22	Luzern
Outdoor track	3000 m 	8:36.78	18.09.21	Aarau
Indoor track 	1500 m 	4:00.95	13.02.22	Magglingen
Road 	10 km 	33:42,7	03.04.22	Vétroz
Road 	Half marathon	1:23.06	29.10.16	Lausanne
Road 	Marathon 	3:15.43	28.10.18	Lausanne
Category:2000 births
Category:Swiss middle-distance runners
Category:People from Bedfordshire
Paul Meijer (politician)

Paul Meijer (born 25, October, 1967) is a Dutch politician who is the founder and leader Forza! Nederland. He was previously a member of the Pim Fortuyn List (LPF) between 2002 and 2003.
==Biography== 
Meijer was born in Dronten and studied marketing and sales at college in Maastricht. He joined the newly created Pim Fortuyn List in 2002 and helped to set up the North Holland branch of the party. He was elected for LPF in the municipality of Haarlemmermeer. In 2004 he left the LPF due to the deteriorating conditions of the party and founded Forza! Nederland with fellow former LPF member Fleur Agema based on the founding principles of the LPF.http://www.forzahaarlemmermeer.nl/paul-meijer/http://www.forzahaarlemmermeer.nl/kernwaarden-fortuyn/ Meijer also spoke at the official commemoration for Theo Van Gogh in 2004 and has also spoken at rallies for the PEGIDA movement.Verkiezingsonderzoek 2006, Kafka.nl, 11 november 2006 Since 2010, Mejier has served as a counselor in Haarlemmermeer for Forza! Nederland.Gemeenteraad Haarlemmermeer veroordeelt tweet raadslid, Haarlems Dagblad, 19 oktober 2017http://www.forzahaarlemmermeer.nl/paul-meijer/
== References ==
Category:1967 births
Category:Living people
Category:Dutch politicians
Category:Pim Fortuyn List politicians
Category:21st-century Dutch politicians
Category:Critics of Islam
Category:Opposition to Islam in the Netherlands