Jan Christoph Alfred Ernst (born 26 October 2004) is a German politician of the Free Democratic Party (FDP) serving as the secretary of the FDP Passau-Land since March 2022.
Early life and education
Jan Ernst was born in Schärding, Austria. His mother Sonja Ledermueller-Ernst owns an restaurant in Pyrawang, Austria.
Currently Jan Ernst is graduating from Maria Ward Realschule in Neuhaus am Inn.
Early political career
Ernst joined the FDP in 2021. He was later chosen to be part of the board of the Bavarian FDP associations "FDP Passau-Land" and "FDP Pocking/Bad Füssing".
Since winter 2021 he has also been press and media officer for the FDP local association in Pocking. In spring 2022 he organized a vigil in the wake of the Ukraine war. Ernst is co-founder of the intern working group "women in politics". He also is an active member of the .
Early life and education
Jan Ernst was born in Schärding, Austria. His mother Sonja Ledermueller-Ernst owns an restaurant in Pyrawang, Austria.
Currently Jan Ernst is graduating from Maria Ward Realschule in Neuhaus am Inn.
Early political career
Ernst joined the FDP in 2021. He was later chosen to be part of the board of the Bavarian FDP associations "FDP Passau-Land" and "FDP Pocking/Bad Füssing".
Since winter 2021 he has also been press and media officer for the FDP local association in Pocking. In spring 2022 he organized a vigil in the wake of the Ukraine war. Ernst is co-founder of the intern working group "women in politics". He also is an active member of the .
Nenad Radulovich (born March 31, 1967) is a former Canadian Football League draftee and current history professor, living in the United States. Radulovich is of Serbian descent. He was drafted to the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1989 from The University Of Western Ontario. At Western, he played for 5 Yates Cup championship teams (1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990) and one Vanier Cup team (1989).
Career
Radulovich, an offensive tackle, was drafted 33rd overall to the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1989, spending two summers with them. After being released in 1990 by the Rough Riders, Radulovich pursued academic interests. After graduate school he worked as a political aide for Bart Maves, Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament (Niagara Falls) from 1995 to 1998. After teaching high school History at Apollo-Ridge High School in Apollo, Pennsylvania for several years, Radulovich accepted a full-time position teaching History and Social Studies Education at Fairmont State University in 2006.
Career
Radulovich, an offensive tackle, was drafted 33rd overall to the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1989, spending two summers with them. After being released in 1990 by the Rough Riders, Radulovich pursued academic interests. After graduate school he worked as a political aide for Bart Maves, Member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament (Niagara Falls) from 1995 to 1998. After teaching high school History at Apollo-Ridge High School in Apollo, Pennsylvania for several years, Radulovich accepted a full-time position teaching History and Social Studies Education at Fairmont State University in 2006.
Reverie is an occasionally used modern English name derived from the French word rêverie meaning daydream. Usage of the name increased after the name was used for her child by a well-known blogger.
Usage
The name was first given to five or more American girls in 2010 and has since increased in use for girls in the United States from year to year until 2020, when sixty-two girls were named Reverie. Sixty American girls were given the name in 2021.
People
*Eloisa Reverie Vezzosi, Italian artist and author
Fictional characters
* Dr. Reverie Synecdoche, a character in the Skulduggery Pleasant series by Derek Landy
* Reverie Metherlence, a main character in the Japanese manga series Elemental Gelade
Usage
The name was first given to five or more American girls in 2010 and has since increased in use for girls in the United States from year to year until 2020, when sixty-two girls were named Reverie. Sixty American girls were given the name in 2021.
People
*Eloisa Reverie Vezzosi, Italian artist and author
Fictional characters
* Dr. Reverie Synecdoche, a character in the Skulduggery Pleasant series by Derek Landy
* Reverie Metherlence, a main character in the Japanese manga series Elemental Gelade
This is a list of people on the postage stamps of British East Africa and Kenya.
British East Africa
*Queen Victoria (1890-1903)
Kenya
The list is complete through 1995.
*Lady Baden-Powell (1985)
*Filbert Bayi, runner (1976)
*Stephen Biko, anti-apartheid activist (1978)
*Akii Bua, hurdler (1976)
*Mohammed Chuma, soccer player (1978)
*Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (1983)
*Paul Harris, Rotary founder (1994)
*Robert Hawke, Australian prime minister (1988)
*Rowland Hill, postal system reformer (1979)
*Joe Kadenge, soccer player (1978)
*Pope John Paul II (1980)
*Jomo Kenyatta, president (1964)
*Omari S. Kidevu, soccer player (1978)
*Apolo Kivebulaya, religious minister (1977)
*Bishop Donal Lamont (1978)
*Nelson Mandela, anti-apartheid activist (1978)
*Daniel arap Moi, president (1980)
*Steve Muchoki, boxer (1976)
*Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian leader (1989)
*Polly Ouma, soccer player (1978)
*Queen Elizabeth the Queen MotherBritish/Commonwealth queen consort and queen dowager (1990)
*Margaret Thatcher, British prime minister (1988)
*Charles, Prince of Wales (1981)
British East Africa
*Queen Victoria (1890-1903)
Kenya
The list is complete through 1995.
*Lady Baden-Powell (1985)
*Filbert Bayi, runner (1976)
*Stephen Biko, anti-apartheid activist (1978)
*Akii Bua, hurdler (1976)
*Mohammed Chuma, soccer player (1978)
*Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom (1983)
*Paul Harris, Rotary founder (1994)
*Robert Hawke, Australian prime minister (1988)
*Rowland Hill, postal system reformer (1979)
*Joe Kadenge, soccer player (1978)
*Pope John Paul II (1980)
*Jomo Kenyatta, president (1964)
*Omari S. Kidevu, soccer player (1978)
*Apolo Kivebulaya, religious minister (1977)
*Bishop Donal Lamont (1978)
*Nelson Mandela, anti-apartheid activist (1978)
*Daniel arap Moi, president (1980)
*Steve Muchoki, boxer (1976)
*Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian leader (1989)
*Polly Ouma, soccer player (1978)
*Queen Elizabeth the Queen MotherBritish/Commonwealth queen consort and queen dowager (1990)
*Margaret Thatcher, British prime minister (1988)
*Charles, Prince of Wales (1981)