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Helen Leahey

Helen Francesca Leahey (born 4th October 1987) is a Welsh musician and voice over artist. She is the first Guinness World Record holder (2018) for 'Lowest Vocal Note by a Female'. In 2017 she appeared on The Voice of Germany and in 2022 The Voice UK. In 2023 Leahey voiced the demon in the movie Exorcist: Believer .
Leahey owns her own music label 'Deintra' and has recorded three albums to date. Train Tracks (2017), Auf Wiedersehen and Spirits (2018). 
==Early life and education==
Leahey was born in St. Asaph, Wales, UK to Liverpoodlian Charles Joseph Leahey and Dr. Christiane Ulmer-Leahey (née Ulmer) from Mainz, Germany. She is of English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish, Sardinian, Scandinavian and German descent. Her father was a musician and her mother is a retired school director and published author.
Leahey completed her Bachelor in History and Irish Studies at the University of Liverpool (2010)and her Master in International Journalism at Falmouth University (2012). During her studies and afterwards, Leahey worked her passion for singing/songwriting and became a member of various Irish folk bands and finally founded the music project DILLIGARA where she collaborates with various artists. Before going into higher education Leahey studied a BTEC in Performing Arts at the former Yale College, Wrexham, Wales.
Category:1987 births
Category:Alumni of the University of Liverpool
Category:Alumni of Falmouth University
Category:Musicians
Category:Voice actors
Helen Lee Bouygues

Helen Lee Bouygues is the founder of the Reboot Foundation and a former partner at McKinsey & Company.
== Early life ==
Bouygues was born in Boston, Massachusetts. She lived in Seoul, South Korea, with her family from the ages of six to 16 before returning to the United States.
Lee Bouygues graduated from Princeton University in 1995. She received her MBA from Harvard Business School in 2000.
== Career ==
Lee Bouygues started her career as an associate at J.P. Morgan before becoming Director of Pathnet. After Harvard, she was CFO of Cogent Communications. From 2004 to 2011, she worked as a Partner at Alvarez and Marsal Paris, a global professional services firm.
She founded her own consulting firm, Lee Bouygues Partners, in 2010. From 2014 to 2017, she was a Partner at McKinsey and Company, heading up the Turnaround and Restructuring Pole in France.
Bouygues sits on the boards of CGG (company), Vivarte, Burelle, Steinhoff International|Steinhoff Europe, and American Hospital of Paris.
== Reboot Foundation ==
In 2018, after being inspired by watching her daughter learn how to think about the world around her, Bouygues founded the Reboot Foundation to advance education and research in the field of critical thinking.
Reboot funds a number of research projects both in Paris, where the foundation is based, and in the United States. The foundation researches critical thinking education, the impact of misinformation online, and the impact of technology on learning and thinking.
In 2019, it released a report on fake news and media literacy as well as a report on the impact of educational technology on student learning. The foundation conducts an annual survey into public opinion and practices related to critical thinking.
Reboot published a book about critical thinking in 2019 called A Parents’ Guide to Critical Thinking.
== External links ==
The Reboot Foundation
== References ==
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American businesspeople
Category:American people
Category:People from Boston, Massachusetts
Helen McGinn

Helen McGinn is a British wine expert, writer and presenter. 
==Television==
Helen is currently one of the Drinks Experts on Saturday Kitchen. She is also a regular drinks presenter on This Morning. She is due to appear on Celebrity Mastermind in 2023, with a specialist subject of The 'Hollywood' Novels of Jackie Collins.
==Writing==
She writes regularly for the Daily Mail and has written several fiction and non-fiction books.
===Non-fiction===
* The Knackered Mother's Wine Club (2020)
* A Wine Expert’s Guide To The Best Booze-Free Drinks (2016)
* Helen McGinn's Teetotal Tipples, for January and Beyond (2017)
* A Very Nice Glass of Wine: A Guided Journal (2015)
===Fiction===
* This is Us (2022)
* In Just One Day (2021)
* This Changes Everything (2021)
==Family Background==
Helen lives in the New Forest with her three children, dogs and a cat.
==Awards and Judging==
Year	Award 	Nominated	Won
2013	Fortnum & Mason Online Drinks Writer of the Year	Yes 	Yes
She is a judge for the WineGB Awards and the International Wine Challenge. She is a patron of The Drinks Trust.
Category:British wine experts
Category:Writers
Category:Television presenters
Helen Sherman Griffith

Helen Sherman Griffith (1873 - July 13, 1961) was an author in the U.S. She wrote novels and children's literature including the popular Letty Grey series published by Penn Publishing Company of Philadelphia. She had quips published in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine. Her book The Lane was a bestseller in the 1920s.
An Iowan, she wrote three plays in 1899: The Minister's Wife, The Burglar Alarm, and A Borrowed Luncheon.
She was friends with Temple Bailey.
Some of her books were reprinted in 1952.
==Bibliography==
*Her Father's Legacy (1901), illustrated by Ida Waugh
*A Story for Girls (1902) illustrated by Ida Waugh 
*Social Aspirations (1903)
*Letty of the Circus (1910) illustrated by Francis D. Jones Penn Publishing Company
*A Wilful Girl (1911)
*Letty's Sister (1912) Penn Publishing Company
*Letty's Treasure (1913), illustrated by Francis D. Jones, Penn Publishing Company
*Letty's Good Luck (1914), illustrated by Francis D. Jones, Penn Publishing Company
*Letty at the Conservatory (1915) illustrated by Paula B. Himmelsbach, Penn Publishing Company
*Letty's Springtime (1916), illustrated by Paula B. Himmelsbach, Penn Publishing Company
*Letty and Miss Grey (1917), illustrated by Paula Himmelsbach Balano. Penn Publishing Company.
*Letty Grey - Heiress (1918), illustrated by Paula Himmelsbach Balano, Penn Publishing Company
*Her Service Flag: A Play in One Act (1918)
*The Knitting Club Meets Or Just Back from France: A Comedy in One Act (1918)
*Getting the Range: A War Play in Ome Act (1918)
*Letty's New Home (1920), illustrated by Francis D. Jones, Penn Publishing Company
*The Over-Alls Club: A Farce in One Act (1920), Walter H. Baker & Co. 9781173577186
*Yes, Virginia!
*No, Virginia! (1921)
*Why, Virginia (1924), illustrated by Wuanita Smith
*Louie Maude (1924)
*The Roly Poly family (1924)
*The Lane (1925) Penn Publishing Companh
==References==
==External links==
* Helen Sherman Griffith Books - Biography and List of Works
* Books by Helen Sherman Griffith (Author of Tinkling Cymbals)
* The Lane: Helen Sherman Griffith: Amazon.com: Books
* Helen Sherman Griffith Books | List of books by author Helen
* Helen Sherman Griffith - Image Cascade Publishing
* THE LETTY GREY SERIES By HELEN SHERMAN GRIFFITH
* helen sherman griffith: 32 Books available | chapters.indigo.ca
* Helen Sherman Griffith | Book Depository
* A wilful girl - Helen Sherman Griffith - Google Books
* American Fiction, 1901-1925: A Bibliography
Category:1873 births
Category:1961 deaths
Category:American authors
Category:American people
Category:Children's literature
Category:Children's books
Helena Barbagelata

Helena Barbagelata (born 1991) is an Italian-Israeli fashion model, multidisciplinary artist, writer, researcher and activist.
==Life and Career==
Helena Barbagelata's artistic career is characterized by its versatility and interdisciplinary nature. Her works encompass different artistic mediums, incorporating elements of painting, sculpture, performance art, and film. Barbagelata's creations often explore themes of poetical symbolism, identity, cultural diversity, ecology, and human rights. Her art has been showcased in a variety of galleries, venues and publications around the world. 
In 2023, she exhibited her mixed-media series Untamed Skin, in Laguna Beach, California at Las Laguna Art Gallery. Her acrylic and gouache series The Long Road Home was on view at the University of Concordia, Montreal, as part of the multimedia exposition Arts & Human Rights: Conversing Multiplicities organized and developed by the Human Rights Research and Education Centre (HRREC) from the University of Ottawa, Canada. She was awarded Best in Show for her artwork Darar II, in the group exhibition Essence in Hong Kong, at Gallery Omata. 
In 2022, she exhibited AHAVA in Rome, Italy, at Millepiani in the group exhibition “POLITICAL STATEMENT”. The artist also presented her series The Movable Limit in Florence, Italy, for Florence Contemporary Art Gallery and she participated in the video-art installation Artists at Work in Antwerp, Belgium, at NIIC for Antwerp Art Weekend. Her work Magma was exhibited in Buenos Aires, Argentina, at Galería Gisel Durán and awarded a jury's mention. She participated in the group show 1000 Women in Art, in Nuevo León, Mexico, for Museo del Antiguo Palacio de García, in homage of International Women's Day. 
In 2021, she took part in “Project Lazaretta: Digital Stories from the Old and New World”, Eyes Walk Festival, CulturePolis, supported by the Ministry of Culture and Sport of the Greek Government, with her short-film The Key to the Abysm. That same year, she participated in Israel Art Market's Passover Exhibition , and exhibited her series INSULA at Kulturschöpfer, Green Hill Gallery in Berlin, Germany. She had her work on display at Muzeon Art Center in Moscow, Russia, as one of the finalists of "TAKEDA ART/HELP. Expanding the Limits of the Visible” international art prize, awarded by Saint Petersburg Repin Academy of Fine Arts and the HSE Art and Design School. 
Her artworks have been featured in several international art magazines and catalogs, such as Artist Talk Magazine , Art Magazineium , Modern Renaissance , GRAES , Antithesis , Tint Journal , Bruxelles Art Vue , among others.
She's a member of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation.
Category:1991 births
Category:Researchers
Category:Activists
Category:Artists
Category:Writers
Helena Rosenblatt

Helena Rosenblatt is a Swedish historian specializing in intellectual history. She is currently a Distinguished Professor of Historyhttps://www.gc.cuny.edu/news/herman-bennett-and-helena-rosenblatt-named-distinguished-professors-highest-academic-honor-cuny at the Graduate Center, CUNY, and holds similar chairs in French, Political Science, and Biography and Memoir.https://www.gc.cuny.edu/people/helena-rosenblatt She is also a member of the Board of Editors of the Tocqueville Review and Global Intellectual History Review.https://www.utpjournals.press/journals/ttr/editorial-boardhttps://www.tandfonline.com/action/journalInformation?show=editorialBoard&journalCode=rgih20
She earned her B.A. in history from Barnard College and earned both her M.A. and PhD in European History from Columbia University in 1994. 
Her most prominent work, The Lost History of Liberalism: From Ancient Rome to the Twenty-First Century, was named one of Foreign Affairs' Best Books in 2018https://www.foreignaffairs.com/lists/2018-12-14/best-books-2018 and its Spanish translation was listed among the Ten Best History Books of the year by El Confidencial.https://www.elconfidencial.com/cultura/2020-06-25/libros-historia-novedades_2654047/ The book has been translated into nine languages and has been the object of multiple media reviews.https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/14/books/review/james-miller-can-democracy-work.htmlhttps://soundcloud.com/gc_cuny/the-thought-project-episode-30-interview-with-helena-rosenblatthttps://www.nybooks.com/articles/2019/01/17/many-lives-of-liberalism/
She was awarded with a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2019,https://www.gf.org/fellows/helena-rosenblatt/ and has held fellowships from the National Humanities Center in North Carolina and the Hunter College with the Presidential Award for Excellence in Scholarship.https://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/fellow/helena-rosenblatt-2000-2001/ In 2010, she received the Prix Benjamin Constant, awarded by the Association Benjamin Constant in Lausanne, for her work on Benjamin Constant political philosophy.https://www.univ-st-etienne.fr/fr/ihrim/valorisation/prix-benjamin-constant-2018.html
She is currently preparing an intellectual biography of Madame de Staël, for a publication at Princeton University Press.
== Publications ==
=== Books ===
* The Lost History of Liberalism: From Ancient Rome to the Twenty-First Century (2018). Princeton University Press. 
* Liberal Values: Benjamin Constant and the Politics of Religion (2008). Cambridge University Press. 
* Rousseau and Geneva. From the First Discourseto the Social Contract, 1749-1762 (1997). Cambridge University Press. 
=== Edited volumes ===
* Thinking with Rousseau, from Machiavelli to Schmitt (2017). Edited with Paul Schweigert. Cambridge University Press. 
* French Liberalism from Montesquieu to the Present Day (2012). Edited with Raf Geenens. Cambridge University Press. 
* The Cambridge Companion to Constant (2009). Cambridge University Press. 
Category:Swedish historians
Category:Barnard College alumni
Category:Columbia University alumni
Helena Shuuladu

Helena Shuuladu (born 1925) was a choir leader. 
==Career==
She was one of the prominent Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCIN) lyricists and composer. Her songs were included in Ehangano hymal.
==Contribution to the Namibian liberation Struggle==
and most of them were derived from the current pressuring situations of their time especially the time of the Liberation struggle of Namibia, from experienced difficulties, from reasons for gladness, or from other things. One of these lyrics is the famous hymn Tate Kalunga, Eh 655 by Shuuladu. 
Some of her songs were printed in the choral collection Teimbiitezimbuka, which was published by ELCIN's music office in 1993.
Category:Namibian women by occupation
Category:Songwriters by nationality
Category:Songwriter stubs
Category:1925 births
Category:Lyricists
Category:Composer
Helene Auguste Geisen-Volk

Helene Auguste Geisen-Volk was the operator of an infant farm in New York City at 235 East Eighty-sixth St from 1918 to 1925. She was the widow of a Prussian army officer and a former Red Cross nurse. In May of 1925 an investigation by policy was opened after multiple complaints from infants relatives, and one gentleman who said she had returned a baby that was not his. It's estimated that up to forty-four babies died while at Geisen-Volk's two "baby farms". Up to twelve babies at one month were buried, some by malnutrition. During the investigation and autopsy, one infant was found to have a fractured skull. A nurse who worked with Geisen-Volk stated that one infant of 18 months was held by the heels and dashed against a wall. One woman purchased a baby from the infantorium for $100 and was even paid $10 by Geisen-Volk to signed the birth certificate paperwork. Mrs. Geisen-Volk was sentenced to three and a half- to seven years in prison for baby substitution in which she pleaded guilty. The probation officer's report characterized her as "a woman without conscience who strangled and froze to death infants left in her care."
Category:American people
Helga Susanne Goebbels

Helga Susanne Goebbels was the oldest daughter of Jospeh and Magda Goebbels. Magda Goebbels had a son from her previous marriage called Harald Quandt. Helga was born on the first of September 1932. When she was a Baby, she would barely cry. She was a very calm and quiet baby. In 1934, he mother gave birth to her younger sister Hilde. Helga and Hilde shared a Nursery while Harald had his own. The two sisters became incredibly close. They would play boardgames and self made games together. Helga and Hilde had a favorite game which their nanny Käthe remembers; „I still remember, in the evening we sometimes had drawn up the drawer of the bureau, when their mother was in Berlin. All sorts of photos were in it. We laid on the floor and looked at all the photos. Among them, there were photos of Günter Quandt, Magdas first husband, who was already a little older. Helga and Hilde could make pretty fun of the photos of „old grandpa Günter Quandt“.“ In the years following, Magda gave birth to four more children. Helga loved to look after her youngest 3 sisters. In a well known footage of the Goebbels children picking berries, Helga is seen picking berries for Holde and Hedda and giving them to the two girls. In 1945, she was poisoned by her own mother in the Führerbunker on the first of May 1945. It is commonly believed that Helga fought against her mother trying to squish the pills between Helgas teeth.
Category:1934 births
Category:People from Berlin
Category:German people
Helge Brinkeback

Helge Ivar Brinkeback (14 April 1918 - 14 June 1983) was an international motorcycle speedway rider from Sweden. He was twice champion of Sweden and a member of the Sweden national speedway team.
== Speedway career ==
Brinkeback was one of speedway's leading riders during the early 1950s. He was twice champion of Sweden, winning the Swedish Individual Speedway Championship in 1950 and 1951.
He helped Vargarna win the Swedish Team Championship in 1949 and 1951. .
He represented the Sweden national speedway team in 1949, when they beat Poland in a test match.
In addition to his speedway career he appeared in the Swedish film Farlig Kurva in 1952.
Category:Swedish people
Category:1918 births
Category:1983 deaths
Helia Jalilnezhad

Helia Jalilnezhad (Persian: هلیا جلیل نژاد, born January 2nd, 2000) is an Iranian Dancer and Influencer based in Toronto Canada. 
As a professional dancer in Canada, she won the Mohammad Khordadian dance competition award in Canada. 
Helia was born in Tabriz, Iran. Her school teachers had discovered her talents not only as a dancer but also in poetry and storytelling when she was only 6 years old. They encouraged her to write her first book in grade two. Helia didn’t stop there, her second book, The Heart of God, was published in 2010. Moving to Toronto Canada in 2018 gave her the opportunity to expand her dancing profession. Helia launched her first personal website in 2019 to share her talent. She is active on both Instagram and Facebook to show her dance moves to her followers.
Magazine 	Year
MALVIE Mag The Celebrity ISSUE Vol. 01	October 2020
The FIRST Magazine Vol. 06 	October 2020
The Designers TV 	October 2020
WMH Magazine 	June 2020
Category:2000 births 
Category:Iranian dancers
Category:Social media influencers
Helios Energy Georgia

Helios Energy Georgia is a Georgia (country) company working in the renewable energy sector, founded in 2017.. The company installs grid-connected, grid-independent and hybrid solar power plants; Nowadays the most powerful solar power plant in Tbilisi (120 kW/peak) has been installed by Helios Energy Georgia.Helios Energy - Business with the Idea of Freedom, Georgia Today. The company also develops and installs independent and uninterrupted power supply systems. The company operates in Georgia and Germany with the partner company IMS Erneuerbare Energien GmbH. Helios Energy also participates in the development of a network of charging stations for electric cars in Georgia in cooperation with the partner company E-Space. Helios Energy also disseminates basic knowledge about energy. The Company established the Helios Energy Academy in 2019, where interested individuals can take a basic course on renewable energy.Helios Energy - Business with the Idea of Freedom, Georgia Today 
The concept of the company is based on the development and strengthening of individual energy independence. According to the company, individual energy independence creates the overall energy independence of the country; this should reduce Georgia's energy dependence on neighboring countries and imports of energy carriers. 
Category:Companies based in Tbilisi
Category:Electric power companies of Georgia (country)
Category:Companies established in 2017
Helix-Carbon GmbH

Helix-Carbon GmbH is a German company specializing in the design and manufacture of carbon fiber composite propellers. Founded in 1990 by Richard Krügel-Sprengel, the company is headquartered at the Merzbrück airfield in Würselen, Germany. Helix-Carbon GmbH produces a wide range of propellers for various aviation applications, including ultralight aircraft, paramotors, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
==History==
Helix-Carbon GmbH was established in 1990, initially focusing on developing propellers for ultralight aviation. Over the years, the company expanded its product range to include propellers for a broader array of aircraft, including those used in eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) and multicopter platforms. By the early 2000s, Helix had become a recognized name in the aviation industry, known for its innovative use of carbon fiber materials.
In 2010, Helix-Carbon GmbH received its first EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) Type Certificate for its H50F propeller, marking a significant milestone in the company's history. This certification affirmed the company's adherence to stringent safety and performance standards in propeller manufacturing.
==Products and Technology==
Helix-Carbon GmbH specializes in propellers made from carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP), a material known for its strength, lightweight properties, and durability. These propellers are used in a variety of applications, from recreational paramotors to industrial UAVs. The company's propellers are noted for their high efficiency, reduced oscillation, and minimal noise production, making them suitable for modern, high-performance aircraft.
The production process at Helix involves meticulous handcrafting, with propeller blades formed from carbon fiber fabrics embedded in epoxy resin. The finished products undergo CNC milling for precise finishing, ensuring consistency and reliability across all units produced.
==Market Presence==
Helix-Carbon GmbH is a global player in the propeller manufacturing industry, with a significant presence in the European market. The company regularly participates in major aviation trade shows, such as AERO Friedrichshafen, where it showcases its latest innovations and product developments.
The company's propellers are used by several prominent aircraft manufacturers and are featured in various aircraft programs, including the Elektra Solar Elektra One and the German Gyro Matto. Helix's propellers are also a popular choice in the paramotor and ultralight aviation communities due to their performance and reliability.
==Collaborations and Innovations==
Helix-Carbon GmbH has established partnerships with several industrial and academic institutions, including FH Aachen and RWTH Aachen Universities. These collaborations are aimed at advancing the company's research and development capabilities, particularly in the areas of material science and aerodynamics.
Category:Companies established in 1990
Category:Companies of Germany
Category:Design companies