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Staunton Rook

Staunton Rook is a UK-based marketing agency established in 2004, with its headquarters located in Chester. The agency specializes in a comprehensive range of marketing services, including branding, digital marketing, web design, and outsourced marketing solutions, aimed at empowering businesses to grow and succeed in a competitive marketplace.
==History==
Founded in 2004 by Stewart Thompson, Staunton Rook began as a small marketing consultancy. Over the years, the agency has evolved into a full-service marketing firm, expanding its offerings and client base. The agency celebrated 20 years of operation, reflecting on its growth and the relationships built with clients over two decades. Throughout its history, Staunton Rook has received various accolades and recognition for its contributions to marketing and design
==Services==
Staunton Rook specializes in various marketing services, including but not limited to:
Branding: Developing unique brand identities for businesses.
Digital Marketing: Implementing SEO, social media, and content marketing strategies.
Web Design: Creating user-friendly websites tailored to client needs.
Outsourced Marketing: Providing businesses with dedicated marketing support and management.
The agency primarily serves small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across various industries, including [list specific sectors or notable clients].
==Company Culture==
Staunton Rook promotes a culture of creativity and collaboration, valuing employee input and community engagement. The company is committed to [mention any corporate social responsibility initiatives or employee empowerment programs], ensuring a positive and inclusive workplace.
Category:Marketing companies established in 2004
Category:Companies based in Chester
Category:Marketing companies
Staylittle Music

Staylittle Music is a Welsh independent record label. Artists on their roster include Climbing Trees, Matthew Frederick, Hazel & Grey, Mahogany Fire Surround, The Minerals and Tendons.
== Staylittle Sessions ==
Staylittle Sessions aired on Cardiff TV in 2015, featuring music and chat from weekly guests including Beth Goudie, Aled Rheon, Maddie Jones, Dan Bettridge, Jodie Marie and Martin Carr of The Boo Radleys. The show was presented by Matthew Frederick of Climbing Trees and filmed at Globetrotters Bar in Pontypridd. 
== Releases ==
* SLM021: Matthew Frederick - Laura Jones (Released July 3rd 2020, DL)
* SLM020: Matthew Frederick - Fragments (Released April 3rd 2020, CD/MC/DL)
* SLM019: Matthew Frederick - Pink Blossom Snow (Released February 29th 2020, DL)
* SLM018: Matthew Frederick - Hay-on-Wye (Released September 20th 2019, DL)
* SLM017: Mahogany Fire Surround - Somebody Else (Released September 6th 2019, DL)
* SLM016: Matthew Frederick - Tell Me (Released June 28th 2019, DL)
* SLM015: Climbing Trees - Borders: Acoustic B Sides (Released July 8th 2018, DL)
* SLM014: The Minerals - Road To Ruin (Released August 11th 2017, DL)
* SLM013: Climbing Trees - Fall (Released August 4th 2017, 7"/DL)
* SLM012: Climbing Trees - Lost (Released May 19th 2017, CD/DL)
* SLM011: Climbing Trees - Amber (Released November 23rd 2016, CD/DL)
* SLM010: Climbing Trees - Borders (Released July 8th 2016, CD/DL)
* SLM009: Tendons - Schizophrene (Released April 18th 2016, DL)
* SLM008: Climbing Trees - Tracks (Released April 1st 2016, CD/DL)
* SLM007: The Minerals - Ball Of String (Released February 26th 2016, CD/DL)
* SLM006: Tendons - Safehouse Sessions (Released January 7th 2016, CD/DL)
* SLM005: Climbing Trees - Graves (Released November 27th 2015, CD/DL)
* SLM004: The Minerals - The Minerals (Released June 29th 2015, CD/DL)
* SLM003: Matthew Frederick - Live At Long Row (Released April 20th 2015, CD/DL)
* SLM002: Climbing Trees - Hebron (Released August 30th 2013, CD/DL)
* SLM001: Matthew Frederick - Sky Fall Down (Released August 24th 2012, CD/DL)
* SLM000: Matthew Frederick - Venus & Mars (Released April 30th 2012, CD/DL)
== References ==
== External links ==
* Staylittle Music website
Category:Record labels established in 2012
Category:British independent record labels
Category:Lists of record labels
Stealth AI Startup

A stealth AI startup is a type of startup company that operates in stealth mode, meaning it deliberately avoids public attention to protect its innovative ideas, products, or strategies, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). These companies may choose to stay under the radar to prevent competitors from learning about their advances, to avoid market pressures, or as a part of a strategic marketing approach to build anticipation and interest before a public launch. Typically, stealth AI startups remain in stealth mode during their early developmental stages, often until they are ready to publicly unveil their AI-driven products or services.
The concept is well recognized within the venture capital (VC) community. While investors may need to disclose that they are funding a stealth AI startup, typically only a broad description of the company's focus is made public, with specific details remaining confidential.
==Model==
Startups operating in "stealth mode" frequently do so to safeguard their innovative ideas and intellectual property. This is particularly critical for AI startups, where technological advancements can be easily replicated. By avoiding publicity, a stealth AI startup reduces the risk of competitors copying their breakthrough AI technologies or methodologies. This approach is often supplemented by having employees and collaborators sign Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). Although patenting is a possible way to protect intellectual property, the process can be lengthy and costly, making it less feasible for startups in their nascent stages.
Category:Entrepreneurship
Category:Startup databases
Category:Artificial intelligence
Stealth Snowmobile

The Canadian Armed Forces under Prime Minister Stephen Harper started testing a hybrid-electric stealth snowmobile (codename Loki) in 2013.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/ottawa-testing-620k-stealth-snowmobile-for-arctic-1.1377270 The project is set to cost 620,000 CAD and was first proposed in 2011. The snowmobiles are being developed by Canadian-based company CrossChasm Technologies.
Category:Hybrid electric
Steelmaking

Steelmaking is the process of converting iron ore and/or scrap into steel for use in various applications. The process of steelmaking involves the removal of impurities from iron sourced from the environment such as nitrogen, silicon, phosphorus, sulphur, and excess carbon (the most significant impurity). Alloying elements such as manganese, nickel, chromium, carbon, and vanadium are then added to produce different grades of steel. Preventing dissolved gases such as nitrogen and oxygen from forming in the steel and entrained impurities (also known as "inclusions") from forming is also vital for ensuring the quality of items cast from liquid steel.
Despite the fact that steelmaking has been around for millennia, it was not marketed on a large scale until the late fourteenth century. The crucible method was a steelmaking technique that dates back thousands of years. The Bessemer process and the Siemens-Martin process, which were developed in the 1850s and 1860s, transformed steelmaking into a major industry. Basic oxygen steelmaking, in which liquid pig-iron from the blast furnace and scrap steel serve as the primary feed materials, and electric arc furnace (EAF) steelmaking, in which scrap steel or direct reduced iron (DRI) serve as the primary feed materials, are the two most widely used commercial steelmaking processes today. In contrast to EAF steelmaking, which uses electrical energy to melt solid scrap and/or DRI materials, oxygen steelmaking is primarily powered by the exothermic nature of the reactions occurring within the vessel; in oxygen steelmaking, the reactions occur outside the vessel. Due to the introduction of additional chemical energy into the process in recent years, EAF steelmaking technology has progressed closer to oxygen steelmaking technology.
Steelmaking is one of the most carbon-intensive businesses on the planet, emitting more carbon dioxide than any other. The steel industry is expected to be responsible for 7 to 9 percent of all direct fossil-fuel greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, according to estimates. In order to combat global warming, the industrial sector will need to discover ways to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. When it comes to decarbonization, McKinsey highlighted a variety of technologies that might be implemented by 2020. These included the use of hydrogen, carbon capture and reuse, and increasing the use of electric arc furnaces that were driven by renewable energy.
Category:Steelmaking
Category:Ancient Roman technology
Steen Beck

Steen Beck (8 December 1603 - 30 September 1648) was a Danish landholder and government official. Her served as Rentekammeret from 1628 until his death. His holdings included Førslevgaard and Vibygård on Zealand.
==Early life and education==
Steen Beck was born into an influential noble family in Copenhagen to Sivert Beck (1566–1623) and Lisbet Bille (1576–1656). Beck's father served as Rentekammeret from 1596. His grandfather Lauge Beck and great-grand-father had previously also held this post.
Steen Beck was educated abroad. His grand tour took him to Strasbourg (1622), Padova (1726) and Rome (1625-26).
==Career==
In 1627, Beck was appointed as hofjunker. In 1628, following in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and great-grandfather, he was appointed as Rentekammeret. In 1648, he obtained a high number of votes at the nobility's election for the Privy Council but died prior to the king's appointment of the new privy councillors in November.
==Property==
He inherited Førslevgaard, Vibygård and Tågerød on Zealand and Vandås in Scania..
In 1628, in conjunction with his appointment as royal treasurer, he was granted a Prepositura (præpositur) and a Prebendary (kanonikat) under Lund Cathedral. In 1633–41, he was fiefholder of Bakke Abbey in Norway. In 1641–48, he was fiefholder of Herrevad Abbey in Scania.
==Personal life==
Beck was after 29 March 1634 married to Ide Lindenov (doed 1674), daughter of privy councillor Hans Johansen Lindenow til Gavnø (1573–1642) and Lisbeth Sophie Breidesdatter Rantzau til Hindema and Nislevgård (1587–1652).
==Further reading==
* Danmarks Adels Årbog, LXVIII, 1951 II 83f.
* Marquard, E. et al: Kancelliets brevbøger, 1627–45. udg. E. Marquard m.fl., 1929–68.
* Engberg, J.: Dansk finanshistorie i 1640erne, 1972.
* Glarbo, Henry: Danske og norske studerende i Padua
Category:17th-century Danish landowners
Category:People from Copenhagen
Category:1503 births
Category:1548 deaths
Stefan Andersson-Engels

Stefan Andersson-Engels is a leading scientist in the field of biophotonics. He is professor at University College Cork and the deputy director of the Irish Photonics Integration Center (IPIC) within the Science Foundation Ireland. Before joining University College Cork, he was Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Lund University. He has co-founded 3 biophotonics companies Spectracure , Lumito , BioPixS . He also co-founded biannual biophotonics summer school .
Andersson-Engels is actively engaged in Translational medicine, by working closely with clinicians and patients to explore and validate possible clinical application of biophotonics tools. He is considered a pioneer in biophotonics for his continuous development of advanced technologies like Photodynamic therapy, time domain diffuse optical spectroscopy, Upconverting nanoparticles for multi-modal and diffuse optical imaging. He won Erna Eblings Prize for the use of laser spectroscopy for the diagnosis of pathological tissue conditions and his development of methods for the treatment of skin tumors with photodynamic therapy.
==Awards and honors ==
* 2018, Elected Fellow Member of The International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) 
* 2016, Elected Fellow Member of The Optical Society of America (OSA) 
* 2014, Swedish Royal Academy of Science - Lindblomska Belöningen award 
* 2014, Royal Physiographic Society of Lund - Elected Fellow 
* 2004, Skapa Innovation prize in memory of Alfred Nobel – the most prestigious innovation prize in Sweden 
* 2003, Swedish Medical Association - Erna Eblings Prize 
* 2000, U.S. Co-Chair, Gordon Research Conferences on Lasers in Medicine and Biology 
Category:Scientists
Category:1960 births
Category:Lund University alumni
Stefan Foster

Stefan Foster (born March 28, 1997) is an author and photographer based in New York. He is the founder of Revive the Ambience. His work examines dust and emotion inside abandoned institutions, asylums, and care facilities. 
Foster is known for his work to restore and preserve Little Merrit's Tomb in Oxford, New York. Foster grew up in Norwich and began restoring the unique tomb of an eight year old boy at a young age. When he first visited the site, Foster was drawn to the small glass window in the face of the tomb. When he later discovered the glass pane shattered, he collaborated with the Town of Oxford to replace the window. Foster has repaired several gravestones at the site and leads the effort to maintain the grounds of the cemetery. In 2022, Foster completed a field guide that compiles research and photographs of the site. Foster was awarded a certificate of appreciation by the Town of Oxford government.
Foster has received recognition as a former long term care ombudsman and has testified before the New York State Assembly and Senate on the issues of overcrowding and substandard care in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. Foster calls on the public and lawmakers to help prevent the resurgence of Willowbrook State School in the form of nursing homes. 
Foster completed his undergraduate coursework at Daemen University. 
Category:1997 births
Category:People from New York City
Category:Author
Category:Photographers
Stefan Gelineo

Stefan Gelineo (1898-1971) was a Serbian scientist who by his contributions to the study of hypothermia -- the study of vital functions under low temperatures -- garnered an international reputation along with Ivan Đaja, Radoslav Andjus and Vojislav Petrović. 
Stefan Gelineo was among the earliest research assistants to work with Ivan Đaja. Gelineo is credited with the founding of the Chair for physiology at the Serbian Institute for Physiology, rector of the University of Belgrade, member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences, and a prominent architect of its early 20th-century development.
http://giaja.bio.bg.ac.rs/stefan-gelineo/
He was born in 1889 in Stari Grad on the island of Hvar. He studied in Leipzig and Vienna and afterwards taught at Belgrade University and became a member of the Belgrade School of Physiology. He is a follower of the work of Ivan Đaja. NCBI Andjus PR, Stojilkovic SS, Cvijic G .: Ivan Djaja ( Jean Giaja) and the Belgrade School. [Physiol Res_ 2011] - PubMed - NCBI 
He died in Belgrade in 1971.
==Works==
Stefan Gelineo authored 141 scientific and 14 popular science works. Here are just some:
* Animal heat and its maintenance, 1934.
* New tests of basal metabolism, 1935.
* Adjustment temperature and ground level, 1937.
* Outdoor temperature and heat transfer in warm-blooded organisms, 1941.
* Some interesting animals of Yugoslavia, 19 ??
* Postage stamps with designs from the Yugoslav animal kingdom, 1950.
* The effect of the climate of the Croatian littoral on the respiratory quotient in man, 1952.
* Hemoglobin concentration and oxidation intensity in fish, 1960.
* Oxygen consumption in rats born and adults in different thermal environments, 1960.
* Oxygen consumption in black Dalmatian lizards, 1963 (co-author: A. Gelineo)
* Temperaturadaptation und Sauerstoffverbrauch bei Eidechsen, 1964. Helgoland Marine Research, 1964, Volume 9, Numbers 1-4, Pages 428-432 
* Development of chemical thermoregulation in field voles Microtus arvalis Pall, 1963.
He published his works in "Proceedings of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts", Department of Natural Sciences.
== References ==
==External links==
* Stefan Gelineo - Metelgrad - Katalog autora
* Đelineo, Stefan 1898-1971 WorldCat Identities - WorldCat.org
* Gelineo Stefan - Alibris
* GELINEO, Stefan - Hrvatski biografski leksikon
* Antun Lučić - Anthony F. Lucas - Croatia
Category:1898 births
Category:1971 deaths
Category:Serbian scientists
Category:University of Belgrade Faculty
Category:Serbian people
Stefan Max

Stefan Max, Senior Vice President of A&R, Warner Records, is a record label executive currently based in Los Angeles.. He's signed artists, including Sub Urban (musician), Vance Joy and Young the Giant, among others, that have seen major commercial success. 
In 2010, Max began his career in New York City as a Director of A&R for Warner’s Roadrunner Records. In 2012, he joined Atlantic Records. There, as Vice President of A&R, he signed both Icona Pop and Absofacto. In 2019, he moved back to Warner Records. That same year Rolling Stone hosted Max on a business panel about the influence of TikTok on the music industry (The Business of Music: “How TikTok Took Over Music”) . 
He is working on an upcoming album from Gorillaz
Category:American music industry executives
Stefan Mihajlov

Stefan Mihajlov is a Serbian track and field athlete who specializes in the 100 metres. He is 5x national champion and represented his country in the third league of the 2021 European Athletics Team Championships Team 2021 European Athletics Team Championships. He made his debut in the national championship for seniors held in Kraljevo in 2021 and won the bronze medal.
== Career ==
Stefan started his international career in 2018 and represented Serbia in the 2018 European Athletics U18 Championships U18 Championships in Győr. In February 2020, he participated in the Balkan indoor championship held in Istanbul and finished fifth, with a time of 7.03 seconds in the final round.[4] In August 2020, he won 3 gold medals at the Individual Championship of Serbia for juniors under 20 years of age. On the first day of the competition, he recorded the best result in the 100m in the qualifications, and entered the final. He convincingly triumphed in the final, with a time of 10.98 seconds and won the gold medal. On the same day, in the evening hours, at the Athletic Stadium in Kruševac, he won another gold medal, in the relay.[5] In 2021, he finished fifth in the Serbian relay at the 2021 Balkan Athletics Championships in Smederevo. In 2018, he participated in the Junior Championship of Serbia and won the gold medal in the 100-meter race with a personal record of 11.09s and was qualified for the Balkan Championships held in Istanbul, Turkey.
== Personal record ==
* 100 Meter: 10,57 s (+1,7 m/s), 5. June 2021 in Kraljevo
** 60 Meter (Indoor): 6,96 s, 15. January 2022 in Belgrade
* 200 Meter: 21,80 s (−0,1 m/s), 6. September 2020 in Novi Pazar
** 200 Meter (Indoor): 22,79 s, 16. January 2021 in Belgrade
Category:Serbian track and field athletes
Category:2001 births
Category:People from Pančevo
Stefan Ristić

Stefan Ristić (born 10 July 1991) is a Serbia professional football manager and former player, who is the current sporting director of Esililiga club Elva. He holds UEFA Pro Diploma and he is one of the youngest coaches to have a UEFA Pro degree. He started his playing career in his hometown of Jagodina, and later played for the Canadian clubs Milton, Hamilton City and Waterloo Region. The Waterloo Region was also the first step in his senior coaching career.
=== Playing career ===
He started his playing career in his hometown of Jagodina, and later played for the Canadian clubs Milton, Hamilton City and Waterloo Region. The Waterloo Region was also the first step in his senior coaching career.https://www.fcelva.ee/news/fc-elva-hired-new-sporting-director-stefan-ristic-as-first-international-employee
=== Managerial career ===
He started his coaching career at the club where he ended his playing career. He left Waterloo in 7th place in the first season, and rehearsed the next season in Qatar, at the Al Jazeera club. In the 2019 season, he successfully led FC Delfines Del Este in the Dominican Republic. He is currently the coach of the Macedonian club FK Pitu Guli as well as the sports director of FC Elva from Estonia.
TEAM 	from	to 	position finished
SC Waterloo Region 	2017	2018	7th
FC Al Jazeera Qatar 	2018	2019	5th
Delfines del Este FC	2019	2020	5th
FK Pitu Guli 	2020	 	
== References ==
==External links==
* Stefan Ristic: The serbian ... - Inside Caribbean Football
Category:1991 births
Category:Serbian football managers
Category:Serbian footballers
Category:Serbian people
Category:Sport in Serbia
Stefan Samardzhiev

Stefan Samardzhiev (Bulgarian language - Стефан Самарджиев) (born on February 24, 1997 in the town of Dupnitsa , Bulgaria ) is a Bulgarian Taekwondo athlete who has achieved international success. He is a bronze medalist at the European Taekwondo Championships and holds a black belt in this discipline.
Samardzhiev started practicing taekwondo at a young age and has since continued to improve his technique and compete in various events. His perseverance and dedication have helped him achieve success at the international level.
In recent years, Samardzhiev has actively participated in taekwondo tournaments and has achieved very good results. In 2011, he won a bronze medal at the European Taekwondo Championships held in Tbilisi, Georgia. He represents Bulgaria with honor and dignity and is a source of pride for his country.
Samardzhiev has proven himself to be a talented and persistent taekwondo athlete and continues to work hard to achieve even greater success in the future.
Results
Result 	Year	Competition 	City 	Category
1st place🥇 	2014	Dutch Open 	Eindhoven 	-63 kg
2nd place 🥈 	2013	Trelleborg Open 	Trelleborg	-63 kg
1st place🥇 	2013	Omega Cup 	Belgrade 	-63 kg
3rd place 🥉 	2011	4th European Cadet Taekwondo Championships 2011	Tbilisi 	-57 kg
Category:1997 births
Category:People from Dupnitsa
Category:Athletes
Category:Bulgarian people
Stefan Sporsén

Carl Stefan Frigo Sporsén is a Swedish musician, composer and conductor, born on July 22, 1965 in Örgryte, Göteborg.
 
Sporsén plays the trumpet and the piano and has collaborated, both live and on records, with artists like José González, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, The Tallest Man On Earth, Jens Lekman and Håkan Hellström. 
==Discography (Limited selection)==
José González:
Veneer (album),
Stay in the Shade
The Soundtrack of Our Lives:
Origin Vol. 1,
A Present From The Past,
Communion
Jens Lekman:
When I Said I Wanted to Be Your Dog,
Night Falls Over Kortedala
Håkan Hellström:
Känn ingen sorg för mig Göteborg,
Det är så jag säger det,
Ett kolikbarns bekännelser
Category:1965 births
Category:Swedish people
Category:Musicians
Category:Composers
Category:Conductors