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Stephen R. Carter (editor)

Stephen R. Carter is an American magazine editor and author, who is known for his contributions to Mormon studies and Mormon literature through his essays, religious non-fiction, comic books, short fiction, and horror fiction. He is the current Director of Publications and Editor of Sunstone Magazine, a position he has held since 2008. Carter has received multiple AML Awards from the Association for Mormon Letters. His work has also been cited in The Best American Series|The Best American Spiritual Writing 2006. While he was a student at Utah Valley University|Utah Valley State College, Carter worked as a journalist for various Utah-based newspapers before graduating with a degree in English and philosophy; he went on to study creative writing in graduate school in Fairbanks, Alaska. Also while at Utah Valley State College, Carter worked as the personal assistant for Eugene England, who was also an important mentor for Carter. Carter is a great-nephew of poet May Swenson and of author Paul Swenson.
== Selected Works ==
* Moth & Rust: Mormon Encounters with Death (essay collection). Editor and contributing essayist. Signature Books, 2017. . "Summary". Winner of the "2017 AML Award" for Best Anthology.
* Mormonism for Beginners (non-fiction). Author, with Jett Atwood as illustrator. For Beginners, 2016. "Summary".
* Three Sealings (essay). Dialogue journal, Vol. 50.3(2017), pp. 115-22. "Full text". 2nd Place in the "Eugene England Memorial Essay Award for 2016"
* Scared Sacred: How the Horrifying Story of Joseph Smith’s Polygamy Can Help Save Us (essay). Dialogue journal, Vol. 49.3(2016), pp. 75-88. "Full text".
* The Trail (short fiction). Dialogue journal, Vol. 49.1(2016), pp. 77-84. "Full text"
* Slippery (short fiction). Dialogue journal, Vol. 48.1(2015), pp. 139-42. "Full text"
* iPlates, Volume II (comic book). Author with Jett Atwood. Zion Book Works, 2014. "Publisher Summary". Winner of the "2014 AML Award" for Best Comic.
* The Hand of Glory: Harrowed Valley Hauntings: Book I (horror novel). 2013. 
* iPlates, Volume I (comic book). Author with Jett Atwood. Zion Book Works, 2012. "Publisher Summary".
* What of the Night? (essay collection). "Zarahemla Books", 2010. 
* The Calling (essay). Sunstone (magazine), #148 (2007), pp. 27-31. "Full Text". Winner of the "2008 AML Award" for Best Essay.
* Smoke and Mirrors (essay). Sunstone (magazine), #142 (2006), pp. 50-54. "Full Text".
* The Weight of Priesthood (essay). Dialogue journal, Vol. 38.3(2005), pp. 107-19. "Full text". Winner of a "2005 Dialogue New Voices Award"
* Last Supper (short fiction). Dialogue journal, Vol. 35.2(2002), pp. 147-49. "Full text"
* A Brief Tour of England, My Year with Gene (essay). Dialogue journal, Vol. 35.1(2002), pp. 16-22. "Full text"
== References ==
Category:American people
Category:American writers
Category:American authors
Stephen Reon Francisco

Stephen Reon Francisco (born February 17, 1986), is a Filipino Industrial Designer. a local artist of Escalante City, who graduated BS Industrial Design at Mapua Institute of Technology, Intramuros, Manila. Among his creations is the sculpture at the heart of Escalante City Plaza, known as "Tubo ng Pagkakaisa". 
==Design Career==
* Rising Star of Design: Stephen Reon C. Francisco is recognized as the "Rising Star of Design" due to his intrinsic talent and passion for craftsmanship.
* Industrial Designer: He is known for his expertise in 3D design, conceptualization, and Industrial Design. Various blogs and online competitions have acknowledged his credentials in these areas. He come up with a conceptual device called theJackard which aims to take all the cards you use in daily life and drop them onto one device. 
==Awards==
* 2006 –JEWELRY DESIGN COMPETITION (PHILIPPINES) Product Development and Design Center of the Philippines (PDDCP) Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
* 2013 – iMATERIALISE BIRD DESIGN COMPETITION (USA) i-Materialise 3D Printing Contest, winner for "Owl's Eye" and "Snowy Owl Brooch" with Artizanwork.
* 2013 – SHAPEWAYS DESIGN COMPETITION (USA) Shapeways Design Competition, winner for 3D Printing Contest "iPHONE 5 Sweater Case with Artizawork"
* 2013– INTEL GERMANY DESIGN COMPETITION (GERMANY) Finalist for the "Jackard Design"
* 2016– HOME DECOR REDBOX DESIGN TALENT (PHILIPPINES) Product Development and Design Center of the Philippines (PDDCP) Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Finalist for Home Decor Category.
* 2016– HOME DECOR REDBOX DESIGN TALENT (PHILIPPINES) Product Development and Design Center of the Philippines (PDDCP) Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Finalist for Furniture Design.
Category:1986 births
Category:Filipino people	
Category:Mapúa University alumni
Category:Industrial designers
Stephen Richer

Stephen Richer was elected to the position of Maricopa County Recorder during the 2020 general election. Richer took office on January 1, 2021. 
==Educational History and Background==
Richer attended Tulane University, earning a Bachelor's degree and a J.D. from University of Chicago Law. 
==Political Career and History==
During his 2019 campaign, Stephen Richer made repeated baseless conspiracy claims of voter fraud and produced no credible evidence to substantiate such claims.
===History Leading 2018 Election Audit Effort===
In 2019, Richer led an "independent audit" to verify concerns that votes shifted at the last minute in the 2018 election and for which he alleged was suspicious of a widespread voter fraud conspiracy. Richer authored a 229-page report which did not reveal any credible evidence to support his claims. His "independent audit" investigation sought volumes of public records, including texts between Recorder Adrian Fontes and Democratic Party attorneys Roopali Desai and Andrew Gaona (pg69), and also referenced George Soros (pg 63). 
Additionally, in this audit report, Richer aired theories that Democrat Recorder Adrian Fontes was coordinating with Congresswoman Kirsten Sinema and Democratic lawyers Desai and Gaona to initiate staged lawsuits to get records that were not otherwise available publicly. Fontes admitted that he did advise lawyers Desai and Gaona that they would need to file a lawsuit for the records they sought. Richer also alleged conspiracies involving the Arizona office of law firm Perkins Coie, but also did not substantiate any of these allegations of wrongdoing in his 229-page report. This 2018 audit into alleged conspiracies, which Richer was unable to substantiate, was done in collaboration with Trump Transition lawyer Kory Langhoefer who was involved in the Mueller investigation and filed claims of irregularities related to the 2020 election. 
Category:American people
Category:American politicians
Stephen Walker (The Ghost)

Stephen Walker (April 17 1950 - 3rd July 2019) was a broadcaster & radio figure born in Melbourne, Australia. Long associated with Australia's premier alternative station 3rrr, he was more commonly known by his on air persona The Ghost. Host of numerous programs, most notably the Friday afternoon drive program the Skull Cave.https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/jul/04/after-the-death-of-triple-rs-stephen-walker-the-ghosts-legacy-will-not-be-silenced
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Triple R radio host Stephen 'The Ghost' Walker dies
* Vale The Ghost (Stephen Walker) - Rhythms Music Magazine
* After the death of Triple R's Stephen Walker, The Ghost's legacy lives on
* Articles: Stephen 'The Ghost' Walker Photo Gallery — Triple R
* Stephen Walker obituary: Cult figure, guru, tastemaker
Category:1950 births
Category:2019 deaths
Category:Australian broadcasters
Category:Radio personalities
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Australian people
Stephen Walter Rogers

Stephen Walter Rogers (1839 - 1872) was an influential preacher and editorialist in Louisiana. He was enslaved during his early life. He wrote about Abraham Lincoln and published a book of hymns. Harper's Magazine described him as one of the most prominent pastors in New Orleans.
He was freed in 1852. He was a pastor at St. Thomas Church.
While working as a valet in the area of Mobile, Alabama, he taught fellow slaves in a carriage house loft.https://books.google.com/books?id=KWrxBwAAQBAJ&pg=PT271&lpg=PT271&dq=Stephen+Walter+Rogers&source=bl&ots=9n76x_VP15&sig=ACfU3U0JwaXblEnCO11duGCnrURLx2HQBg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiFsYCV95XzAhVwTDABHQEoB9QQ6AF6BAgmEAM#v=onepage&q=Stephen%20Walter%20Rogers&f=false
Category:1839 births
Category:1872 deaths
Category:Writers from Louisiana
Stephen Watts (poet and translator)

Stephen Watts (born 1952) is an English poet, translator and editor.
==Early life and education==
He was born in London in 1952. After graduation, he spent three years working as a shepherd on North Uist and returned to live in Shadwell, London in 1974.
==Works==
His published volumes of poetry include
* The Lava's Curl (Grimaldi Press, 1990)
* Gramsci & Caruso (Periplum, 2003)
* The Blue Bag (Aark Arts, 2004)
* Ancient Sunlight (Enitharmon, 2014)
* Journeys Across Breath - Poems 1975-2005 (Prototype Publishing, 2022)
The listing for "Journeys Across Breath - Poems 1975-2005" by Prototype Publishing states that "a second volume, including further early & later work, is planned to follow".
Gramsci & Caruso was subsequently published with parallel translation into Italian by Cristina Viti (Mille Gru, Monza, 2014). 
A long poem in two parts, with text and drawings by Stephen Watts, was published in parallel translation into Italian as "Mountain Language/Lingua di Montagna" (Hearing Eye, 2008) and "Journey Across Breath/Tragitto nel respiro" (Hearing Eye, 2011), also translated by Cristina Viti.
He has published a prose work "Republic of Dogs/Republic of Birds" (Test Centre, 2016).
Chapbooks with Stephen Watts as co-translator:
Modern Kurdish Poetry (Uppsala University, 2006)
All My Young Years (A. N. Stencl, Five Leaves, 2007)
Ljubljana (Meta Kušar, Arc, 2010)
Collage Poem (Ziba Karbassi, Exiled Writers Ink, 2009)
The Deleted Part (Adnan al-Sayegh, Exiled Writers Ink, 2009)
Stephen Watts as editor: Sonata For Four Hands (Amarjit Chandan, Arc, 2010) 
Watts' friendship with W.G. Sebald and with the author is described in The Last London (Iain Sinclair, 2017). Watts' poetry has been translated into several other languages.
Category:1952 births
Category:People from London
Category:English people
Category:Poets
Category:Translators
Category:Editors
Stephen Witte

Stephen Witte (1943-2004) was founding editor of Written CommunicationEditors Note. Written Communication 1:1, January 1984, 3-4., one of the leading journals of writing research and served as Editor in Chief until his deathRobert Bracewell (2005). Stephen P. Witte: (1943-2004) A brief biography. Written Communication 22:1, 124-126.. He was also a major scholar and theorist in writing studies. His final academic position was the Knight Professor of Composition Theory at Kent State University. He was previously a professor at the University of Texas at Austin. Among his over seventy publications were a co-authored book (with Lester Faigley) on evaluation of university writing instruction and programsS. Witte & L. Faigley (1983). Evaluating College Writing Programs. Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press., an article on topicalization patterns in writing which won the Richard Braddock Memorial Award from the Conference on College Composition and CommunicationS. Witte (1983). Topical structure and revision. College Composition and Communication 34, 313-341., and a co-written article (with Chris Haas) on writing in the workplace which won the National Council of Teachers of English 2001 award for Best Research ArticleC. Haas & S. Witte (2001). Writing as an embodied practice: A case of engineering standards. Journal of Business & Technical Communication 15, 413-457..
Category:2004 deaths
Category:Editors
Category:1943 births
Category:American scholar
Stephen Yummy

Kolawole Stephen Sinaayomi (born January 22, 2005), known professionally as Stephen Yummy, is a singer, rapper, actor, dancer and a songwriter.
==Early Life==
Stephen was born 22 January 2005, to an Youruba Family From Ekiti and grew up in Lagos ,Nigeria.He grew up with his mother and siblings a younger brother and a younger sister.Stephen claimed he loved his mother so much,and his always grateful to the Alabi family for the support they give his family.He is currently studying Mass Communication in Estam University
Category:2005 births
Category:Singers
Category:Rappers
Category:Actors
Stephen de Boer

Ambassador Stephen de Boer is Canada's Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland. His appointment began on August 21, 2017.https://www.wto.org/english/forums_e/public_forum18_e/pf18_bios_e.htm?bio=stephen_de_boer#:~:text=Ambassador%20Stephen%20de%20Boer%20was,of%20the%20Softwood%20Lumber%20Division.
Ambassador de Boer is an environmental lawyer, diplomat, and negotiator. He is the third of four children belonging to Dutch parents who had immigrated to Goderich, Ontario.
Ambassador de Boer is a notable supporter of Gender Equality, LGBTQI Rights, multilateralism, and the environment. He has stated that "Being an International Gender Champion requires a genuine commitment we have to lead by example and actions, in our organization and with our peers, to advance gender equality. I intend to do just that in Geneva and at the WTO in particular."
Category:Canadian lawyers
Category:Canadian negotiators
Category: Canadian diplomats
StereoLabs

StereoLabs is a French technology company headquartered in Paris, France. It specializes in computer stereo vision. It currently supplies video analytic services to companies in various industries (retail, multimedia, transportation, healthcare, etc.) on topics such as security, commerce, entertainment. It operates mainly in Europe and in North America and has offices in France, United States and Hong Kong.
Stereolabs was founded in 2010 by three former students from the École supérieure d'optique (also nicknamed IOGS), a leading French “grande ecole” in the optics field. The company came to light following a school project for a hospital, the CHU of Tours, in 2008. The project was to prototype a 3D endoscope that could give better relief images of MRIs or scans to help surgeons have a better diagnostic of potential diseases. The company was then spotted by Samsung and got a chance to be included in Essec’s start-ups incubator.
Rapidly, Stereolabs diversified in other domains, especially in the audiovisual industry. The company moved near San Francisco and inspired the Hollywood cinema. In 2012, the company was spotted by James Cameron during the NAB Show in Las Vegas. Stereolabs (partially) took a significant part in the 3D special effects in the next Avatar film. It also contributed to diffuse sports events.
By 2014, the company had expanded its fields of application to provide global video analysis (traffic analysis, object and positional tracking, people counting, etc.). Almost all the research and development is currently based in the Paris office.
StereoLabs currently sells ZED 3D cameras that capture data for smart analytics. They are made of two optical sensors which reconstruct the 3d depth. This process gives far better precision than 2d images. ZED map surrounding areas and extract 3D relevant information.
More than 50 000 cameras have been sold across the world since its release date in 2015. ZED cameras are mainly exploited for robotics, drones, autonomous driving, AR/VR and Security. In 2020, special tools were developed on those cameras to measure social distance and respond to issues due to Coronavirus pandemic .
Category:Technology companies of France
Category:Stereoscopy
Category:Video surveillance
Stereolabs

StereoLabs is a French technology company headquartered in Paris, France. It specializes in computers stereovision. It currently supplies video analytic services to companies in various industries (retail, multimedia, transportation, healthcare, etc.) on topics such as security, commerce, entertainment. It operates mainly in Europe and in North America and has offices in France, United States and Hong Kong.
Stereolabs was founded in 2010 by three former students from the École supérieure d'optique (also nicknamed IOGS), a leading French “grande ecole” in the optics field. The company came to light following a school project for a hospital, the CHU of Tours, in 2008. The project was to prototype a 3D endoscope that could give better relief images of MRIs or scans to help surgeons have a better diagnostic of potential diseases. The company was then spotted by Samsung and got a chance to be included in Essec’s start-ups incubator.
Rapidly, Stereolabs diversified in other domains, especially in the audiovisual industry. The company moved near San Francisco and inspired the Hollywood cinema. In 2012, the company was spotted by James Cameron during the NAB Show in Las Vegas. Stereolabs (partially) took a significant part in the 3D special effects in the next Avatar film. It also contributed to diffuse sports events.
By 2014, the company had expanded its fields of application to provide global video analysis (traffic analysis, object and positional tracking, people counting, etc.). Almost all the research and development is currently based in the Paris office.
StereoLabs currently sells ZED 3D cameras that capture data for smart analytics. They are made of two optical sensors which reconstruct the 3d depth. This process gives far better precision than 2d images. ZED map surrounding areas and extract 3D relevant information.
More than 50 000 cameras have been sold across the world since its release date in 2015. ZED cameras are mainly exploited for robotics, drones, autonomous driving, AR/VR and Security. In 2020, special tools were developed on those cameras to measure social distance and respond to issues due to Coronavirus pandemic .
Category:Technology companies of France
Category:Companies of France by industry
Category:Companies based in Paris
Sterling K. Frost

Sterling Frost is a Trinidadians and Tobagonians Adjunct professor and Lecturer at the University of the West Indies at St. Augustine. In 2016 he joined the First Citizens Bank (Trinidad and Tobago) as Deputy Chief executive officer – Operations and Administration. 
He currently sits on several Board of directors including The Lydian Singers, University of the West Indies for Gender and Development Studies External Advisory Board, Foundation for the Enhancement and Enrichment of Life (FEEL), the First Citizens Foundation, and the Public Service Commission; his most recent appointment being, Director on the Board of Angostura Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries - Angostura Limited and Trinidad Distillers Limited.
== Education ==
At University of the West Indies at St. Augustine he obtained a Master's degree and Doctorate in Business administration, then later became a Professor of Practice in Management Studies
== Memberships ==
* First Citizens Foundation - Chairman
* Angostura Holdings Limited - Director
* The University of the West Indies at St. Augustine Faculty of Social Sciences Advisory Board - Chairman
* The University of the West Indies, St Augustine for Gender and Development Studies External Advisory Board - Chairman
* The University of the West Indies at St. Augustine Development and Endowment Fund - Chairman
* Public Service Commission - Deputy Chairman
* Foundation for the Enhancement and Enrichment of Life (FEEL) - Chairman
* The Lydian Singers - Chairman
* Industrial Court of Trinidad and Tobago - Assessor/Advisor
* St Lucia Electricity Services Limited - Director
Category:Trinidad and Tobago academics
Category:University of the West Indies alumni
Sterling Nelson Brown

Sterling Nelson Brown ( November 21, 1858- September 24, 1929) was a pastor, professor at Howard University School of Divinity, and father to poet, literary critic, and Howard University professor Sterling Allen Brown. 
== Early Life and Education ==
Brown was born to two enslaved parents on November 21, 1858, on a farm in Roane County, Tennessee. He was born into slavery despite having parents of significant Caucasian ancestry, his father being seven-eighths Caucasian and one-eighth black. Brown’s father was a “boss mechanic” nicknamed “Handy” for his dexterity; he was also an informal historian during his time on the plantation. Brown’s mother, Clansey, known affectionately as “Aunt Clara” was a pious woman and mother of thirteen children, only three of which survived. 
Brown attended the only free school in his county until he was forced to leave school at the age of thirteen to support his family. Brown worked as a molder until he began his studies at Fisk University in 1875. Brown learned of the university from Robert P. Neal, who was teaching in Brown’s community at the time. Brown only planned to attend Fisk for a few months but his tenure spanned ten years. Brown graduated from Fisk University in 1885, and the Oberlin Theological Seminary in 1888.
== Teaching Career ==
Brown taught at the Howard University School of Divinity (which then went by the School of Religion), for over thirty years. In addition to teaching, Brown devoted much of his professional time to extending service in the field. Under Howard University President Jeremiah Rankin, Brown held a series of gospel meetings that indoctrinated many students into the Christian life. Additionally, Brown’s appointment to Director of Extension Work and Correspondence Study, under Stephen M. Newman, divided his time between the classroom, aiding the south, and engaging the financial contribution of the philanthropists and humanitarians of the north. 
== Ministry ==
Brown began pastoring at Mt. Zion Congregational Church in Ohio on June 1, 1885. The congregation began modestly but flourished in the four years of Brown’s affiliation. 
On April 1, 1889, Brown began pastoring at Plymouth Congregational Church in Washington, DC. He would remain there for eight years. 
Brown’s final pastorate was Park Temple Church (later known as Lincoln Memorial Church) in Washington, D.C. from 1897 to 1913, resigning from this role to turn full-time to the Howard University School of Religion. As a pastor, Brown believed in an open church, a dynamic where the church illustrates and encourages Christianity 7 days a week.
== Married Life and Family ==
Brown and his wife, Adelaide Allen Brown married in 1885. They had six children, 5 daughters and 1 son: Clara, Mary Edna, Elsie, Helen, Grace, and Sterling. His third daughter, Mary Edna Brown Coleman, died in early adulthood due to childbirth complications. His youngest child, a son, was Sterling Allen Brown, poet, literary critic, and also a professor at Howard University.
Category:American people
Category:1858 births
Category:1929 deaths