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Francisco Cardozo

Francisco Cardozo (born November 10, 1985) is a Venezuelan theater actor, playwright and director. He currently lives in New York City. He has been nominated by most of Hispanic theater awards in the big apple including LATA Awards, ATI Awards and the New York Latin ACE Awards. He won in two categories (Best Ensemble and Best Solo Performance) in the 2020 edition of the New York Latin ACE Awards given by the Association of Latin Entertainment Critics. In 2020 Francisco won a HOLA Award given by the Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors.
== Career ==
Francisco started his theater career in Valencia, Venezuela. He is a founding member of the theater movement Teatro Estable Valencia at the Baseball Museum of Sambil Valencia. He has a playwright diploma from the Center of Latin American Studies Romulo Gallegos (CELARG). In 2014, he moved to New York Ciy where he has been working in the Hispanic theater circuit of the city. 
== Awards ==
* ATI Awards 2018, Leading Actor Independent Theater, Nominated
* ATI Awards 2018, Actor in a Solo Performance, Nominated
* New York Latin ACE Awards 2018, Outstanding Actor in a Solo Performance, Nominated
* ATI Awards 2019, Best Actor in a Short Play, Nominated
* ATI Awards 2019, Best Director in a Short Play, Nominated
* ATI Awards 2019, Best Production in a Short Play, Nominated
* LATA Awards 2019, Best Playwright, Nominated
* LATA Awards 2019, Best Actor in a Short Play, Winner
* HOLA Awards 2019, Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble Cast, Winner
* ATI Awards 2020, Best Actor in a Solo Performance, Nominated
* ATI Awards 2020, Best Actor in a Short Play, Nominated
* LATA Awards 2020, Best Ensemble, Winner
* New York Latin ACE Awards 2020, Outstanding Actor in a Solo Performance, Winner
* New York Latin ACE Awards, Ensemble of the Year, Winner
== References ==
==External links==
* Francisco Cardozo on imdb
Category:1985 births
Category:Venezuelan stage actors
Category:Venezuelan musical theatre actors
Category:Venezuelan dramatists and playwrights
Category:Venezuelan directors
Category:Venezuelan film directors
Category:Latin American film awards
Category:American theater awards
Francisco González (game designer)

Francisco González (born January 19th, 1982) is an American independent game designer and voice actor. He is best known for the freeware Ben Jordan: Paranormal Investigator series, as well as commercial projects A Golden Wake', Shardlight, and Lamplight City.
== Career ==
González began designing games with Adventure Game Studio in 2001, contributing three titles to the Reality-on-the-Norm series. In 2004, he released the first three games in the Ben Jordan: Paranormal Investigator series as Grundislav Games. The final game in the series was released in 2012.
In October 2014, González published his first commercial game, A Golden Wake, with Wadjet Eye Games. Soon after, he was hired as a full-time designer and began working on Shardlight, which eventually released in March 2016. González began developing Lamplight City in late 2015, at which point he was also laid off from Wadjet Eye. Due to creative differences, Lamplight City was eventually published by Application Systems Heidelberg.
In January 2019, González began production on Rosewater, a Western (genre) set in the same alternate history of Lamplight City.
In addition to game development, González has also worked as a voice actor, playing roles in several Wadjet Eye titles like Gemini Rue, Resonance (video game)|Resonance, and Unavowed.
== Games ==
=== Freeware ===
* The Lost Treasure of Reality-on-the-Norm (2001)
* Hooky McPegleg, Pirate Postman (Reality-on-the-Norm) (2001)
* The Chef (Reality-on-the-Norm) (2002)
* Ben Jordan: Paranormal Investigator (Series) (2004-2012)
* Back Door Man (2009)
* Spaceman In Space (2012)
=== Commercial ===
* A Golden Wake (2014)
* Shardlight (2016)
* Lamplight City (2018)
* Rosewater (In Production)
Category:1982 births
Category:American game designers
Category:American voice actors
Category:People from Miami
Francisco Madinga

Francisco Madinga (born 11 February 2000) is a Malawian footballer who currently plays for FC Dila Gori as a winger. 
== Club career ==
Madinga signed a two-year contract for Dila Gori in January 2020, arriving from Malawian side Be Forward Wanderers.He came off the bench to score on his competitive debut for the club on 1 March, in a 2-0 away win over FC Torpedo Kutaisi.
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Francisco Madinga - Player profile 19/20 | Transfermarkt
* Francisco Madinga - Soccer player profile & career statistics
* I am finding my feet— Francisco Madinga - The Times Group
* Francisco Madinga uncomfortable in Georgia - The Times
* Madinga secures 2 years contract at Georgia top side: FC Dila
* Francisco Madinga (@francisco.madinga) | Owinna
* Francisco Madinga - BE FORWARD Wanderers FC | Facebook
* Malawi's Francesco Madinga seals three-year deal with Georgia club
Category:2000 births
Category:Malawian footballers
Category:Malawi international footballers
Category:Footballers in Malawi
Category:FC Torpedo Kutaisi players
Category:FC Torpedo Kutaisi
Francisco Nogales

Dr. Francisco F. Nogales MD, PhD (born 1946, Badajoz, Spain) is a retired Spanish academic; he served as Professor and Chairman of Pathology at the University of Granada in Spain from 1979 until 2018. He currently serves as Professor Emeritus of Pathology.
==Academic career==
His initial speciality was gynecology, but he later trained in pathology at the Fundación Jimenez Diaz in Madrid, where he completed his residency in pathology in 1974. He also trained under his father, Francisco Nogales Ortiz, the founder of Spanish Gynecologic Pathology. He later completed a fellowship at the University of Colorado in Denver, under Dr. G. Barry Pierce (a pioneering researcher on the role of stem cells in neoplasia and germ cell tumor research) and Dr. Steven G Silverberg (a well-known gynecological surgical pathologist). During that time, he also served as Chief Resident in the Department of Pathology at the University of Colorado Hospital.
After completing his education and training, he specialized in gynecologic surgical pathology as a professor at the University of Granada, where his research was focused on endometrial and ovarian pathology with a particular speciality in the area of the pathology of germ cell tumors. He made substantial advances in the evaluation of immature teratomas and the characterization and nomenclature of histopathologic types of yolk sac tumors by comparison with the embryologic development of early endoderm. In 2017, he edited a comprehensive monograph of Pathobiology of Germ Cell Tumors in different organs, supporting a new developmental classification based on their stemness/stem cell potency.
His research on these topics has been published widely. Nogales has published over 190 papers indexed on PubMed. He also edited or contributed to more than 20 international books and monographs, including the World Health Organization’s classification of tumors of female reproductive organs (Blue Books of 2003 and 2014).
Between 1992 and 1994, he was president of the International Society of Gynecologic Pathologists. In addition, he holds several visiting and honorary professorships and doctorates from universities in Europe and the Americas. He is an active board member of the International Journal of Gynecological Pathology.
From 1999 to 2018, he ran a subspecialty fellowship program in Gynecologic Pathology at the University of Granada for over 80 young pathologists from more than 25 countries worldwide.
In 2017, he was awarded both the Ramon y Cajal award from the Spanish Society of Pathological Anatomy and the Spanish Division of the International Academy of Pathology. He was also named Distinguished Teacher of Pathology by the Latin American Society of Pathology in recognition of his experience training pathologists across Latin America.
In 2022, a Nogales Family Fellowship was established at Gonville and Caius College at the University of Cambridge. The fellowship is presently held by a gynecologic oncologist.
Category:1946 births
Category:People from Badajoz
Category:Spanish people
Category:Academics
Category:Professors
Category:Chairpersons
Francisco de Oliveira

Francisco Maria Cavalcanti de Oliveira, most known as Chico de Oliveira (Recife, November 7, 1933 – São Paulo, July 10, 2019), was a brazilian sociologist.
After receiving a doctorate from the Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Humanities of the University of São Paulo (1992), he participated in the initial group of researchers of the Brazilian Center of Analysis and Planning (Cebrap) and was one of the founders of the Worker's Party, from which he parted ways in 2003.
==Biography==
Graduated in Social Sciences (1956) in the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Recife, now Federal University of Pernambuco, he belonged to the technical teams of the Bank of the Northeast (1956 - 1957) and the Sudene agency (1959 - 1964), where he worked alongside Celso Furtado. After the 1964 coup d'état, he was imprisoned for two months. Afterwards, he left the city of Recife and entered into "self-exile" in Rio de Janeiro. 
Professor of Sociology in the Department of Sociology of the Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Humanities of the University of São Paulo (FFLCH-USP), he was retired from his position compulsorily through the AI-5 act. He joined the Cebrap (Brazilian Center of Analysis and Planning) in 1970, after being invited by Octavio Ianni. The initial group of Cebrap also included Boris Fausto, Cândido Procópio Ferreira de Camargo, Carlos Estevam Martins, Elza Berquó, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Francisco Weffort, José Arthur Giannotti, José Reginaldo Prandi, Juarez Rubens Brandão Lopes, Leôncio Martins Rodrigues, Luciano Martins, Octavio Ianni, Paul Singer and Roberto Schwarz.
==Works==
Stand-out works from within his oeuvre:
* Hegemonia às avessas: economia, política e cultura na era da servidão financeira. São Paulo: Boitempo, 2010. Francisco de Oliveira, Ruy Braga and Cibele Rizek.
* A economia brasileira: crítica à razão dualista / O ornitorrinco (Boitempo)
* Elegia para uma re(li)gião (Paz e Terra),
* O elo perdido: classe e identidade de classe em Salvador (Brasiliense),
* Os direitos do antivalor (Vozes),
* Os cavaleiros do antiapocalipse, em colaboração com Álvaro Comin (Entrelinhas/Cebrap),
* Os sentidos da democracia, em colaboração com Maria Célia Paoli (Vozes).
Category:1933 births
Category:People from São Paulo
Category:2019 deaths
Category:Brazilian sociologists
Category:Brazilian people
Franco Lino

Franco Osuru Lino (born 26 August 2005) is an Australian professional soccer player who plays for Melbourne Victory. Primarily playing as a left back, Lino made his senior A-League Men debut on 4 November 2023, in The Original Rivalry against Adelaide United.
==Early life==
Lino was born on 26 August 2005 in Melbourne, to parents who had emigrated from South Sudan in 2003. He currently attends St. Francis Xavier College. Lino began his youth career at Pakenham United before leaving the club at the conclusion of the 2017 season to join the Melbourne Victory's youth academy.
==Club career==
On 1 July 2023, Lino was promoted from Melbourne Victory's youth academy to the Senior squad on a scholarship contract.
Weeks later on 17 July 2023, he made his professional debut in the Australia Cup playoff round against Newcastle Jets in a 2–2 loss on penalties. In the game, he played for 90 minutes and made 74 accurate passes.
In the following November, Lino made his senior A-League Men debut in the The Original Rivalry November 4th clash against Adelaide United at AAMI Park, being substituted on as a replacement for Fabian Monge. Lino made his senior starting debut for the Victory on December 3rd against Central Coast Mariners that finished in a 2-2 draw.
Category:2005 births
Category:People from Melbourne
Category:Soccer players
Category:Australian people
Franco de Rosa (editor)

Franco de Rosa (São Paulo, January 2, 1956) is a Brazilian journalist, editor and comics artist. He started his career in 1974, with the comic strips Chucrutz and Capitão Caatinga, published in some Brazilian newspapers, such as Notícias Populares. From 1980, he started to make illustrations for newspapers and magazines. In 1984 he founded, alongside Paulo Paiva, the publishing house Maciota (also known as Press), which lasted until the 1990s. In 1997, he founded, alongside Dorival Vitor Lopes and Hélcio de Carvalho, the publishing house Mythos Editora. Rosa won the Prêmio Angelo Agostini in 1990 and 1991, the Prêmio Angelo Agostini as best editor in 2003 and 2004 and as "Master of the National Comics" category in 2010.
Category:1956 births
Category:Brazilian journalists
Category:Brazilian comics artists
Francois Terblanche

Francois Terblanche (born 21 January 1994 in Bloemfontein, South Africa) is an award-winning Afrikaans poet, author, motivational speaker and tutor. He has published six poetry albums and two non-fictional publications in Afrikaans. One of his poems has been translated into French and published in an European anthology. In 2021 he graduated Summa Cum Laude with his Master's Degree in Creative Writing at the University of South Africa.
In 2017 Francois Terblanche was named columnist of the year and was the runner-up in the poet of the year category. at Ink Skryf in Afrikaans' annual writing awards, and in 2020 he was the winner in two poetry categories for his ballad and elegy. In 2018, the award-winning author Maretha Maartens presented him with an award for his contribution to Afrikaner culture at the annual Radio Rosestad awards.
He was one of the judges of Ink Skryf in Afrikaans' annual writing competition in 2022 alongside Karen Zoid and Jackie Nagtegaal. Four of his poems appear on The AVBOB Poetry Project's online poems library, among others dataverwerking, onromanties, die hart van Hongarye and rykdom
==Volumes of poetry==
* Tempora Animus (2013)
* Onder die Dekmantel (2015)
* Digtershart (2016)
* Pendulum (2017)
* Tydbom (2019)
* Skaduman (2022)
==Non-fiction==
* Die wêreld deur haar oë (2017)
* Wetenskap en die Bybel: Volume I (2023)
Category:1994 births
Category:People from Bloemfontein
Category:South African people
Category:Author
Franiya Tiffany

Franiya Tiffany is an American Actress, and writer. She was born in Florida. Recognized by NBC Today in (2019) as one of the 18 Groundbreaking girls changing the world. She is best known for her book Love Your Art written at age seven (2017), and being one of American for the Arts "youngest members" since (2020) as well as her volunteer work and support of underprivileged youth within the arts. She has received various accolades including a Young Artist Award nomination in (2019) to include recognition from The Floyd Mayweather Jr Foundation (2018).
Category:American actresses
Category:Writers
Category:People from Florida
Franjo Krsto Delišimunović

Franjo Krsto Delišimunović was a Croatian military commander from the Delišimunović noble family. He was a border officer and reached the rank of general serving in the cavalry units.
==Personal Life==
Although born into the Jelačić family, Franjo Krsto Delišimunović was adopted into the Delišimunović family by his stepfather Krsto Delišimunović in the year 1676."History" Delisimunovic.com He married Barbara Sidonija, daughter of Ivan Peranski. Upon his stepfather's death he inherited all of his estates and titles. In 1708 Franjo Krsto Delišimunović was elevated to the title of count and received a new extended coat of arms. Franjo Krsto was a member of the croatian parliamient representing the "Fortresses and Krajina" of Croatia, In 1712 he participated in the writing of the Croatian Pragmatic Sanction which is considered one of the most historically important decisions of the Croatian Parliament, and is recalled in the preamble of the Constitution of Croatia. "Pregled Povijesti Hrvatskoga Naroda" P. 210 "Izvori za hrvatsku povijest" P.130 
==Military Career==
In 1693, Franjo Krsto participated in military actions around the Una river. In 1702, he was recorded as the commander of Gornji polje, Glinska and Planinska krajina. In the same year, he dealt with the issue of subordinating the Varaždin Generalate to the Ban administration. In 1704, together with Franjo Vragović, he commanded the Croatian army that was sent to intervene in Hungary to suppress the uprising of Francis II Rákóczi."Delišimunović" enciklopedija.hr At the beginning of the 18th century, Franjo Krsto participated in the suppression of the Vlach rebellion in Banska Krajina. following this he suppressed the Kupa revolt in 1708, which was in the area of ​​Zamršje."History" Delisimunovic.com
==Sources==
* | Hrvatska enciklopedija (1941-1945) P. 620, Croatian Encyclopedia, Mate Ujević
*| Pregled Povijesti Hrvatskoga Naroda P. 210, 'History Overview of The Croatian People', Ferdo Šišić.
* | Izvori za hrvatsku povijest P. 130, Sources for Croatian history, Stjepan Skrulj
* Delišimunović, Croatian Encyclopedia
* Krsto Delišimunović, delisimunovic.com
* Povijest, delisimunovic.com
*Izvještaj kapetana Krste Delišimunovića, delisimunovic.com
Category:Croatian people
Category:Military leaders
Frank B Johnson

Frank B Johnson (1919 – 2005) was a United States of America Chemical Pathologist of the 20th century.
Frank B Johnson was born on February 1, 1919 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America. He graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry followed by a Doctor of Medicine at Howard University in 1944. He was commissioned as 1st Lieutenant in the United States Army Medical Corps. When he tried to get an assignment with either an Army or the Navy hospital, he was told that his services were not needed because they "have enough colored physicians" and he was subsequently discharged from service. 
Dr. Johnson served an internship at Jersey City Medical Center in Jersey City, New Jersey in internal medicine and pathology. He returned to Howard University to serve as the acting Director of Laboratories at Freedman's Hospital from 1946 to 1948. He accepted a postdoctoral fellow in medical science with the Atomic Energy Commission at the University of Illinois, Chicago. 
In 1952, Dr. Johnson accepted a commission as a Captain in the United States Army Reserve. He was assigned to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP) for a ten day temporary duty. During that time, he was able to get a freeze drying apparatus (he had worked with the inventor of the device, Dr. Isadore Gersh, while at the University of Illinois, Chicago) needed for research projects. The ten day temporary duty became his career after General Elbert DeCoursey, AFIP Director, asked him if he wanted to stay.
Dr. Johnson was instrumental in acquiring the AFIP'S first electron microscopes and ultracentrifuges in the mid-1950s, giving institute pathologists the ability to see further into the interior cellular structure than was possible with optical microscopes. He became the chairman of the Chemical Pathology Department in 1974 and he was promoted into the Senior Executive Service five years later. He served as registrar of the Former Prisoners of War Registry, an initiative of the Veteran's Administration to collect pathology specimens from these veterans to study the effects of their captivity as they aged. In 2001, he was involved in identifying materials in the anthrax spores sent to the U.S. Capital and other locations. He retired in 2004. 
Dr. Johnson's most significant contribution included the histochemistry identification of a variety of substances in tissue sections. Dr. Johnson ran the AFIP Histochemistry Pathology course from 1954 to 1984. This course helped define the field since there were no similar courses were being taught at medical schools. 
Dr. Johnson collaborated with Dr. Isadore Dublin in characterizing a mild form of jaundice currently known as Dubin–Johnson syndrome. 
 
Category:1919 births
Category:2005 deaths
Category:Chemical pathology
Category:People from Washington (state)
Category:University of Michigan alumni
Frank Bayard

Frank Bayard (born 11 October 1971 in Püttlingen in Saarland) – German Roman Catholic priest, a manager by trade and the 66th Grand Masters of the Teutonic Knights.
== Early Life ==
Bayard was born on 11th of October 1971 in Püttlingen, West Germany. He was educating to become a banker. Later begun to study in the fields of management and european economy at the private university Wissenschaftliche Hochschule Lahr in Konstanz (currently Allensbach Hochschule), where he acquired the tile of Master of Business Administration.
== Teutonic Order ==
In the year 2000 he joined the Teutonic Order. He ordained on 22nd of July 2006 at the hands of Friedrich Wetter, archbishop of Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. In the years 2001-2008 he was studying philosophy, theology, history and Health Care Management at the universities of Vienna and Innsbruck. In 2006, he was chosen to be the General Councillor of the German Brethren Province. Beginning in may 2008, up until August 2018 he was the general economist of the Knights. In 2015 he became a vicar in Gumpoldskirchen (Austria).
Bayard was chosen as the 66th GrandMaster and the Abbot of the Teutonic Order on 22nd August 2018, replacing Bruno Platter. His motto is Noli timere – meus es tu (Do not fear - you are mine).
He was present on 15th of July 2020 at the 610th anniversary of the Battle of Grunwald.
 
Category:1971 births
Category:German Managers
Category:German priests
Frank Caicedo

Frank Caicedo is a Peruvian national dancer, a graduate student at Dartmouth College, and the CEO of Global Care Heroes, a prominent national program with chapters in several universities across the United States.
==Early life and education==
Frank Caicedo was born in Miami, Fl, and developed a passion for change at a young age. His early experience in traditional education laid the foundation for his future as one of the youngest health care entrepreneurs. After completing his high school education, he pursued his undergraduate studies at Nova Southeastern University and is currently at Dartmouth College working towards his masters.
==Dance career==
Frank Caicedo's dance journey has been marked by representing Peru in national and international dance competitions. He has earned several accolades from the city of North Miami Beach. His performances have not only captivated audiences but have also contributed to the global recognition of Peruvian dance.
==Academic pursuits==
While achieving excellence in the world of dance, Frank has also pursued his academic aspirations. He is currently a graduate student at Dartmouth College, where he is actively engaged in research and academic activities. His dedication to academic and artistic pursuits exemplifies his commitment to holistic personal and cultural development.
==Global care heroes==
Frank Caicedo serves as the CEO of Global Care Heroes, a prominent national program that is dedicated to community service and volunteerism for young medical professional. The program operates in multiple universities across the United States, fostering a spirit of social responsibility among students in the health care space. Under Frank's leadership, Global Care Heroes has made a significant impact in local communities and continues to expand its reach already reaching places like Kenya, Dehli, and Indonesia to name a few.
Frank's work as the CEO of Global Care Heroes involves coordinating volunteer initiatives internationally, organizing medical shadowing experiences, and inspiring young minds to become research leaders with what they learn oversees. The program's success can be attributed to his vision and dedication to social change.
Category:People from Miami
Category:Peruvian people	
Category:Dartmouth College alumni
Category:Dancers
Category:Chief executive officers