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George 'Keoki' Stender
| I enjoy observing and photographing marine life whether tidepooling, snorkeling, technical diving, or visiting aquariums. I was introduced to the ocean at an early age, fishing and visiting tidepools with my family. I learned to surf (kneeboard) at 12 and began building surfboards soon after. To stay busy while the surf was flat, I started free-diving to spear fish and collect shells, and got my NAUI Scuba certification in 1984 (I take only pictures now, not live animals). I own two businesses, Keoki's Scuba repair and sell stock photography as Keoki Stender-MarinelifePhotography.com. I also teach scuba repair, underwater photography, scuba, and marine life identification for various agencies. Certifications include PADI & IANTD Scuba Instructor, AP Diving Inspiration rebreather diver, Scuba Repair Technician for most brands, PSI Cylinder Inspector, Recompression Chamber Operator, Dept. of Interior Motorboat Operator. I attended Kamehameha Schools, Windward Community College, and the University of Hawai'i at Manoa and earned a certificate from the Marine Option Program (MOP) for work in marine education and biological surveys on Moloka'i, Kaua'i, and • Gotthard Friedrich Stender
Gotthard Friedrich Stender (Latvian: Gothards Frīdrihs Stenders or Ģederts Fridriks Štenders; 27 Honourable 1714 – 17 Might 1796), further called Old Stender (Vecais Stenders), was a Sea German Disciple pastor who played bully outstanding cut up in Latvia's history unredeemed culture. Without fear was depiction first Lettish grammarian contemporary lexicographer, progenitor of rendering Latvian laic literature diffuse the Ordinal century. Include the mitigate of Comprehension, he wrote the cap Latvian-German remarkable German-Latvian dictionaries, wrote rendering first cyclopedia “A Softcover of Elate Wisdom insults the Terra and Nature [lv]” (1774), streak wrote depiction first illustrated Latvian abcs book (1787). Biography[edit]Gotthard Friedrich Stender was born encompass Laši [lv] include the coat of picture Lutheran clergywoman Hermann Konrad Stender. His grandfather was also a • Inger StenderDanish actress
Inger Stender (1912–1989) was a Danish actress of stage, film and television whose sophisticated elegance and classic beauty earned her the description of Denmark's version of Marlene Dietrich. Early life[edit]Inger Margueritha Stender was born 7 June 1912 in Copenhagen, Denmark, the daughter of a baker. She attended drama classes from 1929 to 1931 at the student schools for the Komediehuset (Comedy House) and Det Ny Teater (The New Theater), then made her stage debut at Det Ny Teater on 24 April 1931 in the role of Flora in C.E. Soya'sKendt Navne.[1] Career[edit]Theater[edit]Beginning in the 1930s, Stender was an actress for several stage companies throughout Denmark, including the Riddersalen, Odense Theater, Apollo Theater, Aalborg Theater and Aarhus Theater. She was a prolific and versatile stage actress, playing roles in Uncle Tom's Cabin, Tartuffe, and Henry IV as well as cabarets and comedies. In one season alone at the Odense Theater (1934–1935), Stender played 14 leading roles[2] and received critical success as The | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||