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Perniclas Bedow

Perniclas Bedow (born September 17, 1976) is a Swedish graphic designer and art director based in Stockholm, Sweden. In 2005, Perniclas Bedow founded his company, Bedow, with work rewarded in the Art Directors Club., Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival, Design and Art Direction, Design S, Epica Awards, European Design Award, Guldägget, Svensk Bokkonst and the One Show.
During 2017 and 2018, Bedow recorded 15 episodes of the podcast Grafisk Design where he interviewed designers from the Swedish graphic design community
Category:1976 births
Category:Graphic designers
Category:Graphic design studios
Category:Art directors
Pernille Mercury Lindstad

Pernille Mercury Lindstad (b. 1984) is a Norwegian theatre director and playwright, and she is the Artistic Director of the interdisciplinary platform Theater F. She has spent numerous years longing for a perfect partner, which has now become a major project for Theater F. She studied at The Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts. Notable projects include "Odysseen An Inner and Outer Journey", in Ekebergparken, Oslo, 2020, "TVTV" by Siri Hjorth and Mercury at Henie Onstad Art Center as part of the exhibition "The Great Monster Dada Show", 2020, and "Fra smør til margarin" ("From Butter to Margarine") at 1857, Oslo, in 2017. Mercury lives and works in Oslo.
Category:Norwegian theatre directors 
Category:Norwegian dramatists and playwrights
Category:Artistic directors
Category:1984 births
Perrin Myerson

Perrin Myerson (born January 26, 2003) is an emerging American social entrepreneur and environmental advocate known for his significant contributions in the field of crisis support and environmental innovation. A student of Duke University, Myerson has made a notable impact both on and off-campus through his work with a variety of crisis hotlines and his entrepreneurial venture, Liberated Logic.
==Education and early initiatives==
Myerson is currently pursuing his undergraduate studies at Duke University. Early in his career, he demonstrated a strong commitment to social service by joining Crisis Connections, a helpline aimed at providing support to struggling individuals. His dedication quickly saw him rise through the ranks, from a phone worker to a member of the peer advisory committee. Recognizing the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Myerson was instrumental in developing an online training curriculum for phone workers, enabling various hotlines to continue their vital work remotely.
==Career and Contributions==
===Crisis Connections===
Starting as a phone worker, Myerson excelled in providing empathetic and effective support to those in need. His leadership potential was quickly identified, leading to his promotion to the peer advisory committee. Here, he played a pivotal role in restructuring the training process for new volunteers, adapting to the constraints imposed by the pandemic.
===Liberated Logic===
Myerson co-founded Liberated Logic, a forward-thinking organization dedicated to tackling complex challenges such as carbon sequestration and enhancing effective communication strategies. Under Myerson's leadership, Liberated Logic worked on innovative solutions to reduce carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices across various industries.
===Obama Voyager Recognition===
Perrin Myerson's pioneering work with Liberated Logic earned him recognition as an Obama Voyager, a distinction awarded to young leaders who demonstrate exceptional initiative in driving positive change in their communities and beyond. This accolade highlights Myerson's commitment to environmental sustainability and his innovative approach to problem-solving.
==Personal Life==
While much of Myerson's personal life remains private, his academic and entrepreneurial achievements reflect a deep commitment to social and environmental causes. As he continues his studies at Duke University, Myerson is poised to make even greater strides in his mission to foster crisis support and sustainability.
==See also==
Social entrepreneurship
Environmentalism
Category:Duke University students
Category:American social entrepreneurs
Category:Environmental advocates
Category:Living people
Category:2003 births
Perry B. Ritter

Perry Burdge Ritter, was a research engineer and an experimental physicist on Project Orion. 
==Early life==
He was born 11th August 1915, in Ohio. He married in 1942. On 20th June 1946 he was issued with a badge for Atomic Bomb Test Joint Task Force One. He was awarded a Diploma from Pasadena, California on 20th June 1947. In 1952 he was at the Staford Research Institute working as an Instrument Engineer for the department of Applied Physics.
==Manhattan project==
He worked as a foundry engineer in the Manhattan project
==Career==
Perry became a manager for Grand Central Rocket Co. in Redlands, California. In 1959 he moved to Encinitas, California, where he worked at General Atomic.
== Project orion ==
Perry worked on detonators for the model, but he was a pacifist/gentle. So Orion exploring peaceful aspects of bombs probably appealed to him. He would polish the interior of the canisters before loading them with high explosives, to ensure there were no air-pockets. Whilst working on the c4 test models for Orion, he had an accident. He went over the revetment to see what happened and tripped over a wire and thing went off. He was completely dazed. He gradually came back into focus, with a punctured eardrum and a concussion to one side of his head. Brian Dunne appointed Perry Ritter as the lead man at the Point Loma site. Project Orion book abovetopsecret.com 
==Later life==
A core group of Orion physicists left General Atomic to form their own independent company, Systems, Science, and Software, or "S-Cubed." Perry later worked for S-Cubed. 
==Patent==
Perry has a patent with Edward A Day (one of the other model testers) Justia Patent Index of Patents Issued from the United States Patent Office 
==Death==
Perry died 25th May 2000 at the age of 84 years old (cancer). sortedbyname.com 
==References==
==External links==
*Perry B Ritter in the 1940 Census | Ancestry® - Ancestry.com
Category:1915 births
Category:2000 deaths
Category:Experimental physicists
Category:American engineers
Category:Research institutes in the United States
Category:American physicists
Perryn Butler

Perryn Joanna Butler (born 1953) is a Welsh sculptor based in Haverfordwest in West Wales. Her works include bronzes, stone carvings, hand-crafted jewellery, and abstract wall art. Her work is inspired by ancient civilisations, wisdom of life, goddesses, nature, music, dance, and emotions. Her primary media are stone, slate, bronze and watercolour.
==Exhibitions==
Location 	Title 	Year
Haverfordwest 	North Pembrokeshire Open Studios Art Trail 	2023
Dockside Art Gallery, Pembroke Dock	Valentine 	2023
Fishguard Junior School 	Coast Sea and Sky 	2023
Studio Cennen 	Truth, Myths, Dreams 	2021
Aberystwyth Arts Centre 	Sculpture Cymru 	2021
Chorley's 	Modern Art & Design 	2021
The Gallery Y Oriel, Newport 	Welsh Art Week Exhibition 	2020
The Gallery Y Oriel, Newport 	Spotlight Evening Event 	2018
Oriel, Gwynedd 	Grand Summer Exhibition 	2018
Kooywood Gallery, Cardiff 	Perryn Butler: Spirit of the Stone 	2013
International Ceramics Festival 	Clay+ Tenthttps://www.internationalceramicsfestival.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/ICF-brochure-2013.pdf	2013
Rhos-y-gilwen 	ART AT Weekend 	2008
Treffgarne Gorge, Naverfordwest 	Nant-y-Coy Arts 	2008
Kooywood Gallery, Cardiff 	Still Works 	2007
Guernsey 	ArtParkS Sculpture Park 	Permanent
The Lion Street Gallery 	Exhibition 	Permanent
Dockside Art Gallery 	Exhibition 	Permanent
==Commissions==
* Six bronze relief panels for dockyard wall of Pembroke Dock Naval Courtyard
* Work for the Irish Environmental Agency 
* Work for the National Library of Wales
* Work for the Centre for European Culture in Germany
* Series of sculptures commissioned by Pembroke 21C Community Association Ltd, 2006
==Awards==
* Millennium Prize for Sculptures, 2000
Category:1953 births
Category:Welsh people
Category:Sculptors
Persian Sheepdog

The Persian Sheepdog, also known as the Bergamasco Shepherd, is an ancient breed of dog that originated in Persia (modern-day Iran) before being transported to the Italian Alps near Bergamo. The breed is known for its unique appearance and long history as a herding and livestock guardian dog.
==Contents==
# History
# Appearance
# Temperament
# Health
# Care
# References
==History==
The roots of the Persian Sheepdog, or the Bergamasco Shepherd, trace back over 2000 years to the mountains of Zagros in Persia. There, these hardy dogs were bred by nomadic tribes to herd sheep and protect them from predators. The breed eventually made its way to Northern Italy with the movement of nomadic tribes, where it thrived in the alpine conditions, and became known as the Bergamasco Shepherd.
The breed's long history and unique features have made it a symbol of pastoral life in Italy. Despite this, the breed remains relatively rare. Dedicated preservation efforts have been undertaken in both Italy and internationally to ensure the survival of this ancient breed.
==Appearance==
The most striking feature of the Persian Sheepdog is its distinctive coat, which forms into mats or "flocks" as the dog matures4. This unique feature offers protection against harsh weather and potential predators. They are medium-sized dogs with males typically standing 60-62cm tall at the shoulder, and females 56-59cm. The breed boasts a powerful, muscular build suitable for its historic work in challenging environments.
==Temperament==
The Persian Sheepdog is known for its patient, intelligent, and balanced temperament. They form strong bonds with their family, displaying loyalty and protectiveness. While reserved with strangers, they are generally good with children and make excellent family pets. Their adaptability means they can thrive in various living conditions, provided they receive adequate exercise.
==Health==
As a breed, Persian Sheepdogs are generally healthy with a life expectancy of 13-15 years. Potential health concerns include hip dysplasia, a condition prevalent in many dog breeds. As such, it's crucial for breeders to screen for this condition. Regular veterinary check-ups and a balanced diet contribute to the breed's overall health and longevity.
==Care==
Despite the appearance of their coat, Persian Sheepdogs require low maintenance in terms of grooming. The coat does not need regular brushing and should not be cut. The breed is active and requires regular exercise. They are intelligent and respond well to training, particularly tasks that challenge their problem-solving skills or mimic their traditional work as herding dogs.
Category:Dogs
Category:Old English Sheepdog
Category:Bergamasco
Category:Breeds
Persian Turquoise Inlaying

Persian Turquoise Inlaying (Persian: فیروزه کوبی‎ FIROOZEH KOOBI) is one of the modern arts that dates back to 70 years ago. About 70 years ago, Professor Yousef Hakmian founded this art in Mashhad. After that, Haj Dadash promoted the art of turquoise carving in Isfahan about 20 years later and performed it in this city.
Today, it is one of the most important Turquoise Inlaying bases in Isfahan, and many artists and craftsmen have set up turquoise workshops in this city.
Regarding the history of Turquoise Inlaying, you should say that Turquoise Inlaying is not very long, but due to the use of precious turquoise stone and the beauty of its design, it is highly valued.
Turquoise is one of the precious stones that has been known in Iran since ancient times. The inscription of the foundation of the palace of Darius the Great in Susa shows that turquoise was used to decorate the palace. Turquoise is the wish stone of the kings of all civilizations since the time of Cyrus and Darius the Great, which was given as a gift by them to the kings of other countries. Persian turquoise is the highest quality turquoise in the world, and in Europe, Persian turquoise is used as an example to define the quality of turquoise.
The oldest turquoise mine in Iran, which some people know is nearly 10,000 years old, is the Neishabour mine.
Turquoise Inlaying is a product made of copper, brass, silver, Warsaw or bronze, in which particles and small pieces of turquoise stone are placed together on a part of its surface in a mosaic form, and thus the effect A special be given to it.
Turquoise Inlaying is an art-industry in the division and classification of Iranian handicrafts, which has an artistic and aesthetic aspect and has a decorative application. Turquoise Inlaying is mostly used for decorating jewelry, vases, candlesticks, mirror frames, etc.
In general, manufacturing and polishing Turquoise Inlaying products includes the following steps:
The first stage The surface under the work of the desired metal such as brass, copper and silver is made by a goldsmith or metal maker with the help of hand or press machine and smooth and polished enters the next stage.
The second step is to separate the turquoise stones according to their size and so-called granulation so that in the construction of each turquoise product, a piece of turquoise is used that is more appropriate to the turquoise work surface. Then the stones are glued to the product with a special glue.
The third stage is payment. At this stage, the turquoise surfaces are polished and then polyester is applied on it, which is due to the protection of the work surface and also the maximum beauty of the effect.
Category:Persian people
Category:Iranian handicrafts
Persida Milenkovic

Persida Milenković (Serbian Cyrillic: Персида Миленковић; Šabac, Principality of Serbia, 1857 – Belgrade, Serbia, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, 8 February 1943) was a Serbian philanthropist. 
==Biography==
Persida Milenković was born in Šabac to Nikodije Ćirić and Jelka. The family moved to Belgrade, and Nikodije worked at the Ministry of Construction there.
She had a son, Vojislav, who died in infancy, and when she became a widow she remarried in 1883 to a wealthy Belgrade merchant, Rista Milenković. name="d2011">Slavko Vejinović, Persida Milenković velika srpska zadužbinarka, Belgrade, 2010
In 1924, the Church of the Holy Trinity in Kumodraž was built on the initiative of Persida Milenković, on the advice of the local voivode Stepa Stepanović (1856-1929). name="kumodraz"> .. She also contributed to the founding of the Vavedenje Monastery in Senjak, which was built in Belgrade in 1936. Together with her husband Rista Milenković, she contributed to the construction of the Belgrade Mathematical High School (Matematička gimnazija). She donated land for the construction of an orphanage and bequeathed her assets to the Red Cross in her will. In honour of her work, a street in the Senjak district was dedicated to her.
Persida Milenković died during the German occupation of Yugoslavia on 8 February 1943 in Belgrade. She was buried in the Monastery of the Presentation of the Mother of God, better known as Vavedenje Monastery, the same one she helped to build in 1936. Her funeral was attended by Metropolitan Josif Cvijović, Minister of Education Velibor Jonić and Serbian Prime Minister General Milan Nedić name="d2011"
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Category:People from Šabac
Category:Serbian philanthropists
Persistence of Sound

Persistence of Sound is a British record label. It was established in 2019 by composer Iain Chambers to release classic musique concrète, electroacoustic music, field recording, and the uncategorisable sounds in between these genres. Its first releases in 2019 featured the field recordings of the London Sound Survey, the contemporary musique concrète of Robert Worby, and Iain Chambers album of compositions from field recordings.
In 2020 the label released an album of new material by composer Beatriz Ferreyra, "Huellas Entreveradas".
==References==
*Electroacoustic composer Beatriz Ferreyra announces new album, Huellas Entreveradas
*Rum Music For March Reviewed By Jennifer Lucy Allan
*Machine Learning
== References ==
==External links==
*Persistence of Sound official website
*Persistence of Sound on facebook
Category:British independent record labels
Category:2019 establishments in the United Kingdom
Category:Organizations established in 2019
Category:British record labels
Category:Record labels established in 2019
Personal care

Consumer goods that are used for personal hygiene, personal grooming, or for the sake of beauty are referred to as personal care or toiletries.
At the very least since the 1990s, researchers have been looking into the impact that pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) have on the natural environment. PPCPs encompass both the compounds that people use for their own personal health or for cosmetic purposes and the items that are utilised by the agricultural industry to promote the growth or health of animals. Each year, more than twenty million metric tonnes of PPCPs are put into production. The pharmaceutical residues that have the potential to contaminate water and soil have been labelled as "priority substances" by the European Union.
PPCPs have been found in water bodies all around the globe. The current state of research indicates that personal care products have an impact over the environment and other species, such as coral reefs and fish. Although additional research is required to evaluate the risks of toxicity, persistence, and bioaccumulation, the current state of research shows that personal care products have an impact over the environment. Persistent pharmaceutical compounds and pollutants (PPCPs) are a subset of environmental persistent pharmaceutical pollutants (EPPPs) that fall under the category of persistent organic pollutants. They need a fourth treatment step, which is something that not very many facilities have, therefore standard sewage treatment plants are not equipped to remove them.
The most exhaustive research ever conducted on the topic of pharmaceutical contamination of the world's rivers is scheduled to be completed in 2022. The study will find that the pollution poses a risk to "environmental and/or human health in more than a quarter of the analysed regions." It evaluated 1,052 sample locations along 258 rivers in 104 different nations, which represented the river pollution of 470 million people. The report also includes a list of the pharmaceuticals that were found the most frequently and in the highest concentrations.
Category:Personal care brands
Category:Personal hygiene products
Category:Toiletry
Personal care products

Personal care products encompass a wide range of consumer items designed for external application on various parts of the body, including the skin, hair, nails, lips, and oral cavity. These products serve to cleanse, protect against harmful bacteria, and maintain the health, hygiene, and appearance of these body parts. While toiletries focus on basic hygiene as part of daily routines, cosmetics are geared toward enhancing one's aesthetic appeal. It's important to note that pharmaceutical products fall outside the realm of personal care items.
Many personal care products, such as shampoos, soaps, toothpaste, and shower gels, are designed to be rinsed off immediately after use. However, some, like moisturizing creams and sunscreen, are meant to be left on the skin.
The global personal care products industry boasts a market size of several hundred billion US Dollars, as of the early 2020s. Leading companies in this sector include household names such as Procter & Gamble, L'Oreal, Johnson & Johnson, Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive, Gillette, Avon, Natura & Co, Kimberly-Clark, and Shiseido.
Category:Personal care brands
Category:Personal hygiene products
Personal development

Personal development is comprised of activities that help people develop their talents and potential, create human capital, increase their employability, improve their quality of life, and realise their hopes and objectives. Personal growth may occur at any point in a person's life and is not restricted to a certain period of a person's life. Developing others in positions such as teacher, guide, counsellor, manager, coach, or mentor may encompass both formal and informal acts. It is not limited to self-help. When personal development takes place in the context of institutions, it refers to the approaches, programmes, tools, strategies, and evaluation systems that are available to facilitate good adult growth at the individual level in organisations.
Personal growth may also encompass the enhancement of the abilities and personalities of others. Such duties as teacher or mentor may be fulfilled either via a personal competence (such as the supposed ability of some managers to develop the potential of their staff) or via a professional service (such as providing training, assessment, or coaching).
Personal development as an industry use a variety of business-relationship models to do business. The two most common methods are business-to-consumer and business-to-business transactions. Consumer-to-business and consumer-to-consumer transactions, on the other hand, are two new methods that have emerged. In 2019, the worldwide market for personal development was valued at 38.28 billion dollars. 
Category:Personal development
Perth Museum

Perth Museum is a museum which is set to open in 2024. The museum is to be housed within Perth City Hall and 'will showcase the city’s important collections to tell the tale of Scotland through the prism of Perth,' the former capital of Scotland.
The centrepiece of the museum will be the Stone of Destiny.
==History==
In 2005 Perth City Hall closed as a music hall upon the opening of Perth Concert Hall.
With plans to demolish the building rejected, it was announced that it would be redeveloped to contain a museum.
In January 2019 BAM Construction began work on a £30 million programme of works to convert the city hall into a new heritage and arts attraction based on a design by Mecanoo. The new attraction will incorporate displays on the Stone of Destiny and the Kingdom of Alba.
In December 2020, the Scottish Government announced that the Stone of Destiny would be relocated to the museum by 2024.
A competition to name the building's forthcoming museum section was launched in March 2022, with the winning name being "Perth Museum", with 60% of the votes.
Category:Museums
Category:Museums established in 2024
Category:Museums in Scotland