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Leo Mock

Leon Mock (born 11 August 1968 in Amsterdam; died 31 August 2023 in Amsterdam) was a Dutch academic, author, theologian and rabbi.https://devrijdagavond.com/2023/09/04/nieuws/kindness-and-truth-have-met-righteousness-and-peace-have-kissed/.
==Biography==
Leo Mock grew up in the Netherlands, in the city of Amstelveen. He is the son of Minny Mock-Degen, who was a cultural anthropologist, and Harry Mock. In 1978 his parents established 'Amphora Books', a non-profit publisher for Jewish books in the Netherlandshttps://amphorabooks.nl/over-de-uitgeverij/.. Leo Mock supported contributed to this non-profit by publishing various bookshttps://amphorabooks.nl/product-category/leo-mock/.
He studied Judaism at various yeshivot. Afterwards, he studied Jewish history at the Bar-Ilan University.
==Career==
Throughout his career, he was a lecturer at various universities in the Netherlands. He published numerous books and articles, and provided courses and lectures about Judaism. He was strongly involved in inter-religious dialogue.https://www.tilburguniversity.edu/current/news/more-news/memoriam-leo-mock.
==Publications==
Leo Mock published various books and articles in Dutch. Nonetheless, he also wrote a selection of articles and contributions in English:
*Leo Mock, Were the Rabbis Troubled by Witches? (Zutot vol. 1, 2001, pp 33-43), https://doi.org/10.1163/187502101788691204
*Leo Mock, The Synagogue as a Stage for Magic (Zutot vol. 3, 2003, pp 8-14), https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-2628-5_1
*Leo Mock, The Synagogue as a Stage for Magic (Zutot vol. 3, 2003, pp 8-14), https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-2628-5_1
*Leo Mock, Oral Law, Oral Magic: Some observations on Talmudic Magic (Zutot vol. 5, 2008, pp 9-14), https://doi.org/10.1163/187502108785807012
*Leo Mock, Praying Towards the Shekhinah. Some Observations in Maimonides' 'Laws of Prayer' (Zutot vol. 6, 2009, pp 11-16), https://doi.org/10.1163/187502109790213078
* Leo Mock, Three Dangerous weeks... Talmudic Perils and (Some) Contemporary Orthodox Rabbi’s (Zutot vol. 7, 2010, pp 57-63), https://doi.org/10.1163/187502111795240494
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Category:1968 births
Category:People from Amsterdam
Category:Dutch people
Category:Academics
Category:Author
Category:Theologians
Category:2023 deaths
Leo Sorge

Filoteo Maria Sorge (Rome, July 14, 1960), as known as Leo Sorge, is a technology popularizer, journalist, and author.
==Biography==
He graduated in Electronic Engineering from Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza" with a thesis on the Evaluation of Risc architectures under Unix 4.0. He began writing about high fidelity (Ciao 2001, High Fidelity Music, Music) and authored programs on private Italian radios (Radio Monte Cimone /RM, Radio Terminal Rome /RM, 7 Days 7 /PE).
In 1980, while visiting Sinclair in Cambridge (UK), he became passionate about the first home computers, starting with the ZX-80 and 81, and became the reference editor for Vic20 and Commodore 64 thanks to his twenty-year collaboration with MCMicrocomputer and Linea EDP. He coordinated several industry publications, including PCUpgrade (MI).
He produced content in many formats, including audiobooks (The Tale of Music), a series of Lit format books (Gullivertown 2003), and iNode on Wind (Numerological Horoscope, 2004).
He developed and often hosted numerous educational events on the digital world: 
Holt in Italy (5 eventi a Roma, luglio 2017), Seeweb Seed Beer (2012, 2013), Gamify your soul (@Luiss, 2013), The RepRap Day (@Sapienza University, 2011), TG Cloud e Cloud Scene by Seeweb (2009, 2010), 
Collaborating to Light '10 (Cnr, 2010), Inv Factor (Cnr, 2010: Medaglia del Presidente della Repubblica Italiana), Più Blog/Digital Café (Più libri, più liberi - Rome Book Fair, (2004-2008).
==Books==
Leo Sorge published over 50 manuals and books. Among them:
* Work Against Future (editor, Ultra 2020)
* The Accidental Engineer (Lulu 2017) with Ray Holt, designer of the first microprocessor in history.
* From Dust to the MicroProcessor (Lulu, 2009)
* Don’t Comedians write for themselves? Comedy writing course by Claudio Fois (Lulu 2008)
* No Wires (Apogeo, 2007)
* Nostradamus’ Chips (Apogeo 2007)
* Gutenberg’s Stains (Olimpia, 2003).
As a science fiction writer, he published many alternate history stories and other sci-fi. Some of them are:
* Jules e Giuseppe (La Stampa, 2003)
* Let that be your last battlefield (in If Italy. Alternate History Handbook from Romulus to Berlusconi, Vallecchi 2005)
* Orrutrut the insatiable (in Galactic Gourmet Guide, Robin 2008),
* Black Moon Blood (in On the razor's edge, , Supergiallo Mondadori 2010)
* The Beauty in Birù (Other Risorgimentos, Bietti 2011)
* The holiday of Radelchisio the glassmaker (in Chronicles from the Neocarboniferous, , Bietti 2013)
* The Revelations of Gutenberg is a historical science fiction novel..
As an editor, he collaborated on the drafting of various science fiction novels. Among them: Grikon by Marco Casolino and Solar Wind Flight Techniques by Massimo Mongai 2013.
Category:1960 births
Category:Journalists
Category:Author
Leo Taylor-Jannati

Leo Taylor-Jannati (born December 12, 1991 as Leo James Taylor-Jannati) is an English entrepreneur and content creator. He is best known as the founder/host of the podcast Living in the Hyphen.
==Early life and education==
Leo was born on December 12, 1991, in Bolton, Greater Manchester, England. His father was a businessman and his mother was an artist. He was educated at Bury College where he received 4 A levels in English Language, English Literature, Drama and Media Studies.
==Career==
===Actor===
Leo started his acting career in his teenage years and attended several theater classes while shooting various short films. At the age of 24, he moved to London to pursue a full time career in acting. During this time, Leo participated in several independent productions such as The Waiting Room, Bastion and Corruption II.
===Entrepreneur===
Leo is the founder and CEO of Xanadu Media; a group of companies focused on digital content creation, film & TV production, events, marketing and sponsorship. 
===Content Creator===
Leo’s content focuses on the topic of identity and the theme of living between two worlds. His content is focused on stories of people that live hyphenated lives. 
===Living in the Hyphen===
Leo is the founder/ host of the podcast Living in the Hyphen. 
The podcast’s inaugural season premiered on 23rd February 2023 and consisted of 13 episodes. Season 2 is expected in Fall 2023.
==Personal life==
Leo has an interest in sports, particularly in darts, football and boxing. He enjoys attending international football tournaments and is a supporter of Bolton Wanderers FC.
==Filmography==
* Hellions (2019)
* Corruption II (2016)
* Bastion (2016)
* Anthem (2016)
* The Collaborators (2015)
* The War I Knew (2014)
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Personal website
* Company website
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* Leo Jannati on Imdb
Category:1991 births
Category:English actors
Category:Content Creators
Category:English businesspeople
Leo Thaddeus

Leo Thaddeus (born 31 May 1971) is an Indian screenwriter and director, who predominantly works in Malayalam cinema. He wrote and directed Pachamarathanalil (2008), Payyans (2011), Oru Cinemakkaran (2017), Lonappante Mamodeesa (2019) and Panthrandu (2022).He has worked in the film industry for 20 years and has written and directed more than five feature films, seven short films and ten documentaries in various languages. He is also the school director at Neo Film School, led by Malayalam Film industry veteran Sibi Malayil.
Category:1971 births
Category:Indian screenwriters
Category:Indian people
Category:Film directors
Leon Clore

Leon Clore (born on July 9 1918; died February 9 1992 in London) was a British film producer who was primarily involved in documentary and short films, as well as several major movie pictures.
== Career ==
Clore's film career began as the first assistant director for the British film The Silver Darlings in 1947. Up to 1951 he worked in various positions at the Crown Film Unit before taking charge of Basic Films. He first appeared as a film producer in 1951, and was responsible for the documentary short film Sunday by the Sea. His documentary The Conquest of Everest was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. In 1958 he produced the romantic film Virgin Island directed by Pat Jackson and starring John Cassavetes and Sidney Poitier; in 1966 the comedy Morgan (A Suitable Case for Treatment) starring David Warner and Vanessa Redgrave; in 1969 the comedy All Neat in Black Stockings with Victor Henry in the leading role; and in 1981 The French Lieutenant's woman (film) directed by Karel Reisz, starring Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons.
His last involvement in the film business was in the documentary short "Your Degree and the Royal Navy?" In 1986. At the end of his career, Leon Clore appeared in over 50 films.
== Personal life ==
Leon Clore was born on July 9, 1918. He was the nephew of Sir Charles Clore, whose foundation enabled the Tate Britain of the Clore Gallery to adequately present the William Turner estate. Clore died of cancer in London on February 9, 1992 at the age of 73.
== Filmography (selection) ==
* 1951: Sunday by the Sea (documentary short film)
* 1953: The Conquest of Everest
* 1957: Apaches
* 1957: Time Without Pity
* 1958: Virgin Island
* 1966: Morgan – A Suitable Case for Treatment
* 1969: All Neat in Black Stockings
* 1981: The French Lieutenant’s Woman (film)
* 1986: Your Degree and the Royal Navy? (Documentary short)
== References == 
== External links ==
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Category: Film producers
Category: Documentary filmmakers
Category: British people
Category: 1918 births
Category: 1992 deaths
Category:British film producers
Category:English film producers
Leon Ilyich Kémstach

Leon Ilyich Kémstach is a Russian actor born on August 1, 2008, in Saint Petersburg. He has appeared in various films and television shows, but is best known for his role in The Word of a Child: Blood on the Pavement. For this performance, he received a FashionTV award for "Actor's Breakthrough of the Year" at the Fashion New Year Awards in 2023.
==Biography==
His mother is Laura Kemstach, an entrepreneur who owns a fitness studio and a medical center in St. Petersburg. She is the wife of actor and director Anton Bogdanov. Nothing is known about the father except for his name and the fact that he has Scottish roots.
From a young age, Kemstach attended private schools in Saint Petersburg and Moscow, learning English, Chinese, German, and French. During his time at school, he also participated in the All-Russian French Olympiad and won a prize. After that, he enrolled at Repton School in Dubai.
In 2021, Bogdanov made his directorial debut with the film Only I Am Normal starring Leon Kemstach..
In 2023, the television series "Word of the Child: Blood on the Pavement" was released, starring Leon Kemstach as the main character , schoolboy Andrey, who joins a criminal gang. During the filming, it is reported that Leon switched to home schooling..
Due to the immense popularity of the series, Leon became famous almost instantly. Critics have praised his performance, with Vasily Koretsky from Kinopoisk considering him one of the two main discoveries of the show, alongside Ruzil Minekaev. Anton Dolin agrees, stating that "Leon Kemstach and Ruzal Minekaev are two actors who bring a fresh perspective to the series". E
Sergey Efimov notes in his review for Komsomolskaya Pravda that Kemstach's performance is so natural that the full range of his character's emotions is clearly visible
On December 29, 2023, Kemstach released a cover version of Alexander Serov's song "How to be"
==Awards and nominations==
* 2023 - The award of the FashionTV TV channel "Fashion New Year Awards 2023" in the category "Actor's 
Breakthrough of the Year".
* 2024 - Nominee for the XI APKiT Award in the category "Best Actor in a TV Series".
* 2024 - PERSONO Award for "Discovery of the Year". 
* 2024 - Nominated for the XIII Russian Music Award by RU TV in the category "Best Cover/Remake of the Year".
Category:Russian actors
Category:2008 births
Category:People from Saint Petersburg
Category:Russian people
Leon Sarac

Leon Sarac (2008-present) is a North Macedonian schoolboy from Negotino, He is known for being very talented in alot of places.
He has an up and coming music carrier and a long running talent for gaming.
He has alot of charisma for talking with women and he has alot of past relationships.
Leon also has a youtube channel with a few viral videos
Category:Music
Category:People from Negotino
Category:Macedonian people
Leonard Anderson

Leonard Anderson was a film editor and director in the United States. His short films of African American musical acts include footage of Anna Mae Winburn with the International Sweethearts of Rhythm, Lucky Millinder and his orchestra, and Henri Woode. He was white.
He founded the Video Varieties production company with George Goman. He edited the popular television show The Honeymooners in the 1950s.
==Filmography==
===Director===
*Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra (1946).
*Adventure (1946)
*Big Fat Mamas (1946), a "Soundie" cut from the film Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra
*Runaway (1946)
*Hello Bill (1946)
*I Cried for You (1946)
*I Want a Man (1946)
*I Want to Talk About You (1946)
*Love in Syncopation (1946)
*That Man of Mine (1946)
*Jump Children (1946), featuring the International Sweethearts of Rhythm
*Lonesome Lover Blues (1946)
*Mistletoe (1946)
*She's Crazy with Heat (1946)
*That Man of Mine (1946)
*You Call it Madness (1946)
*Hello Bill (1946), produced by William D. Alexander one of three soundies cut from Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra
*Jivin' in Be-Bop (1947)
*Harlem Dynamite, a 30-minute short edited from the feature Jivin' in Be-Bop
*Rhythm in a Riff (1947)
*I Want to Talk About You, a 30-minute short edited from Rhythm in a Riff
*Lonesome Road Blues (1949), soundie of Shorty Warren and his cowboy orchestra
*Lonsesome Lover Blues, excerpted from Rhythm in a Riff
===Editor===
*Whispering City (1947)
*Reet, Petite and Gone (1947)
*Lamp Post Favorites (1948)
*Citizen Saint, a Catholic documentary
*Singing in the Dark (1956), about a Holocaust surviving singer in New York City who has amnesia
Category:Film editors
Category:Directors
Leonard Balsera

Leonard Balsera is a game designer who has worked primarily on role-playing games.
==Career==
Leonard Balsera, who is of Latino heritage, and posted sometimes on The Forge message boards using the name Landon Darkwood, corresponded with Ron Edwards via e-mail about his GNS theory; Balsera noticed both a "subtext of hostility" toward traditional role-playing games as well as an "exclusionary dynamic" at the Forge involving both race and gender.
Balsera provided vital support to Rob Donoghue, the main designer working on Spirit of the Century; Balsera had been previously active online an fan of Fate, but Evil Hat Productions brought him on to help complete work on the game.Spirit of the Century by Donoghue, Fred Hicks, and Balsera, was published in 2006.
Balsera later became the Lead System Developer on The Dresden Files Roleplaying Game while Chad Underkoffler took on the role of lead setting developer. Balsera designed the game, which was published by Evil Hat in 2010.
Balsera was one of the authors of the Fate Core system, published by Evil Hat in 2013. Balsera, with co-authors Brian Engard, Ryan Macklin, and Mike Olson, rewrote the Fate 3.0 system entirely to create Fate Core, allowing the company to own it.
Sarah Newton credits "the creativeness and generosity of Fred Hicks, Rob Donoghue, and Leonard Balsera and all the team at Evil Hat Productions, creators of the Fate Core system" for making her game Mindjammer - The Roleplaying Game (2014) possible.
Category:Living people
Category:Role-playing game designers
Category:American people
Leonard Ceeley

Leonard Ceeley, real name Leon Otis Dickerson Seeley, was a British actor, born August 14, 1892 in Gravesend, Kent (United Kingdom). and dead May 7, 1977 in Los Angeles, California (United States)..
His career mainly took place in the theater, on the New York Broadway theatre and around the country
He also made some forays into cinema, notably with a role opposite the Marx Brothers in one of they most important film A Day at the Races if which he plays the vilain.
In 1943 Leonard Ceeley married Lorraine Bridges an American actress and singer, they remained married until his death.
They were principal players in the Marx brothers revue A Day at the Races.Rees, Les. "Pictures: Marx Bros.' Presentation Break-In of 'Day at Races' Evidences OK Comedy." Variety. Vol. 123, Iss. 6,  (Jul 22, 1936): 2. and appeared in a number of shows in England, including an adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac titled Gardenia Lady, which was written, composed, produced and costarred by Leonard Ceeley (under the name of Lyn Ceeley)
, in Leeds in 1947."New Show to Open in Leeds." Accordion Times and Musical Express. Iss. 45,  (Aug 15, 1947): 1.
==Stage==
* 1924 : Lollipop ; produced by Henry W. Savage ; Don Carlos
* 1927 : My princess ; directed by J. C. Huffman; Guiseppe Ciccolini
* 1928 : Countess Maritza ; directed by J. C. Huffman; Count Tassilo Endrody.
* 1929 : Café de Danse ; directed by Gregory Ratoff; Ramon
* 1930 : Nina Rosa ; directed by J. C. Huffman; Pablo
* 1932 : Marching By ; directed by J. C. Huffman ; Colonel Petroff
* 1934 : Bitter Sweet ; book, music and lyrics by Noël Coward ; Capitain August Lutte
* 1953 : The Boy Friend ; understudy for the role of Percival Browne.
==Filmography==
* 1936 : Moonlight Murder : Ivan Bosloff
* 1937 : A Day at the Races : Whitmore
* 1937 : The Soldier and the Lady : Tsar's aide (uncredited)
==Television==
* 1950 : first Believe It or Not TV series (TV series).
 
Category:1892 births
Category:1977 deaths
Category:British actors
Category:British people
Leonard Celebrado

== Professional life ==
Leonard Celebrado is a practicing lawyer from the Philippines.Lawyers List of the Supreme Court of the Philippines. http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/lawlist/88528. Retrieved January 1, 2020. He obtained his Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from the University of the Philippines, Diliman.College of Law, University of the Philippines, Diliman. https://law.upd.edu.ph. Retrieved January 1, 2020. He is currently a lawyer of Respicio & Co. Law Firm located in Taguig City.Lawyers, Respicio & Co. Law Firm. https://www.respicio.ph/attorney/leonard-celebrado. Retrieved January 1, 2020.
== References ==
==External links==
* Leonard Celebrado on linkedin
* Leonard Celebrado - Taguig City, Philippines Lawyer - Justia
* Leonard Celebrado - Respicio & Co. Law Firm
* Leonard Celebrado | University of the Philippines Diliman
Category:Filipino lawyers
Category:Law degrees
Category:University of the Philippines Diliman
Category:Filipino people
Leonard Crossley

Leonard Crossley (1883 – 1958) was a British-born Uruguayan footballer. Crossley, who played as a goalkeeper (association football), made two appearances for Uruguay national football team in home and away friendly matches against Argentina national football team in April and November 1911.
He was one of several foreign-born players to represent Uruguay in the early days of international football, a time when eligibility requirements were more lax.
==Biography==
Crossley was not considered tall enough to play in English football at the top level. He emigrated to Uruguay in 1906 to work as a stenographer for the Central Uruguay Railway and soon began playing Uruguayan league football for Central Uruguay Railway Cricket Club (CURCC). An innovator on the field, Crossley differed from many other goalkeepers of the time through his "tactical vision", including a willingness to play the ball short and actively organize his defence. He rarely punched the ball, as was then common, instead "pocketing" it.
Crossley retired from playing for Peñarol, the successor to CURCC, in 1914 and immediately joined the club's management team.
Category:1883 births
Category:1958 deaths
Category:British expatriates in Uruguay
Category:Uruguayan footballers
Leonard Landy

Leonard Jerome Landy (July 3, 1933 – July 26, 2017) was an American child actor. He appeared in the Our Gang comedies from 1938 until 1941, in which he went by the names of Percy, Phooey, Deacon, and Leonard.
==Our Gang==
Landy joined Our Gang in 1938, around the end of the Hal Roach era. Landy first appeared in the short Feed 'em and Weep. He was first named Percy. However, he was known as Deacon for a while, and Phooey once until finally settling on his real name, Leonard. He last appeared in Fightin' Fools.
==After Our Gang==
After Our Gang, his life remained a mystery for a while. He showed up to the 1980 Our Gang reunion which was original going to be organised by Darla Hood. He was one of the last living rascals.
==Death==
In 2017, Landy died of unknown causes. He was one of the last living rascals. He was outlived by his wife and two children.
Category:1933 births
Category:People from California
Category:American people
Category:American child actors
Category:2017 deaths
Leonard Sosa

Leonard Sosa is a gambling writer renowned for his knowledge of evaluating bonuses offered by online casinos and gambling websites. He serves as a casino bonus expert at two online casino platforms, NewCasinos and JohnSlots, where his work is characterized by comprehensive bonus review reports that include wagering requirements, maximum payout limits, and bonus expiration dates.
==Career==
Sosa has a background in finance and statistics, which serves as a foundation for his career as a casino bonus expert.
 
As the casino bonus expert, Sosa investigates and compiles data about online casinos and their bonus offerings, including incentives for new players, loyalty programs, and ongoing promotional campaigns. He evaluates various bonus wagering methods, ensuring that players clearly understand the criteria necessary for making informed decisions. Through a detailed analysis of the terms and conditions governing these bonuses, Sosa empowers potential players to assess the value and feasibility of these offers.
 
Sosa's contributions extend to the comparative analysis of bonuses offered by different casinos, often presented in organized formats, such as lists or tables, designed to highlight the key features of each bonus. Combining his findings, Sosa writes detailed reviews of online casinos and their bonus programs. These reviews provide unbiased and transparent information about the casino's reputation, game selection, and the pros and cons of their bonuses. Building upon these evaluations, Sosa recommends the casinos and bonuses worthy of consideration. These recommendations are designed to serve as practical guides, assisting players in making well-informed and strategic decisions and navigating the landscape of promotional offers with clarity and objectivity.
 
Sosa is an expert at "no wager, no deposit bonuses," where he identifies online casinos with no wagering requirements. He is committed to assisting players in discovering no deposit bonuses and free spins, offering risk-free paths to winning real money. His expertise spans diverse regions, including the UK, where he identifies the top no deposit welcome bonuses with flexible wagering conditions.
==References==
==External Link==
* Leonard Sosa at Johnslots
* Leonard Sosa at NewCasinos
Category:Expert Bonus Series
Category:Gambling
Category:Casinos
Category:Gambling people