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Die Liste der Biografien führt alle Personen auf, die in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia einen Artikel haben. Dieses ist eine Teilliste mit 577 Einträgen von Personen, deren Namen mit den Buchstaben "Low" beginnt.

Low

 Low Deep T, englischer House-Produzent und Sänger
 Low Thia Khiang (* 1956), singapurischer Politiker
 Löw von und zu Steinfurth, Erwin (1841–1914), deutscher und Politiker, hessischer Kammerherr, Landrat, MdR
 Löw von und zu Steinfurth, Ludwig (1803–1868), deutscher Hochschullehrer, Nassauischer Richter und Abgeordneter
 Löw von und zu Steinfurth, Ludwig (1875–1939), deutscher Dozent für Kraftwagen an der Technischen Hochschule Darmstadt
 Löw zu Steinfurth, August von (1819–1890), Landtagsabgeordneter Großherzogtum Hessen
 Löw zu Steinfurth, Wilhelm von (1805–1873), Landtagsabgeordneter Großherzogtum Hessen
 Low, Adolphe (1915–2012), deutscher Interbrigadist im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg und Widerstandskämpfer der Résistance
 Low, Albert Peter (1861–1942), kanadischer Geologe
 Löw, Alexander (1975–2017), deutscher Geograph und Hochschullehrer
 Löw, Andreas (* 1982), deutscher Sportschütze
 Löw, Anton (1847–1907), Mediziner, Sanatoriumsgründer, Wohlfahrts-Förderer sowie Kunstsammler
 Low, Antonia (* 1972), britisch-deutsche Konzeptkünstlerin
 Low, Archibald (1888–1956), englischer Ingenieur
 Löw, Ascher (1754–1837), Oberlandrabbiner in Baden und Talmudist
 Low, Barbara (1874–1955), britische Psychoanalytikerin
 Low, Barbara Wharton (1920–2019), britisch-amerikanische Biochemikerin und Biophysikerin
 Löw, Benjamin Wolf (1773–1851), polnisch-ungarischer Rabbiner und Talmudist
 Low, Brian B. (1937–2015), britischer Diplomat
 Low, Bruce (1913–1990), niederländischer Schlager- und Gospelsänger
 Löw, Christian Friedrich (1778–1843), deutscher Kommunalpolitiker
 Low, Chuck († 2017), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Low, Colin (1926–2016), kanadischer Filmregisseur, Filmproduzent und Animator
 Low, Colin, Baron Low of Dalston (* 1942), britischer Politiker, Life Peer, Hochschullehrer und Jurist
 Low, David (1891–1963), britischer politischer Karikaturist, Cartoonist und Illustrator
 Löw, Dominik (1863–1931), österreichischer Politiker (SdP), Abgeordneter zum Nationalrat
 Low, Edward (1690–1724), englischer Piratenkapitän
 Löw, Eleasar (1758–1837), Rabbiner und Talmudgelehrter
 Löw, Emanuel (1834–1908), Politiker des Schweizer Kantons Basel-Landschaft
 Löw, Emil (* 1892), deutscher Politiker (NSDAP), MdL Bayern
 Low, Evan (* 1983), US-amerikanischer Politiker der Demokratischen Partei
 Low, Francis (1921–2007), US-amerikanischer Physiker
 Low, Frank James (1933–2009), US-amerikanischer Physiker und Astronom
 Löw, Franzi (1916–1997), österreichische Widerstandskämpferin
 Low, Frederick (1828–1894), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Löw, Fritzi (1892–1975), österreichische Designerin und Mitarbeiterin der Wiener Werkstätte
 Low, Gareth (* 1997), singapurischer Fußballspieler
 Löw, Georg (1830–1887), Eisenbahnfachmann und Generaldirektor der Böhmischen Nordbahn
 Low, George David (1956–2008), US-amerikanischer Astronaut und Raumfahrtmanager
 Löw, Gertrud (1883–1964), österreichisches Model für eine Zeichnung von Gustav Klimt
 Löw, Hans (* 1976), deutscher Theater-, Film- und Fernsehschauspieler
 Low, Harriet (1809–1877), US-amerikanische Autorin
 Löw, Immanuel (1854–1944), ungarischer Rabbiner und Gelehrter
 Low, Isaac (1735–1791), britischer Politiker im kolonialen Nordamerika
 Löw, Jakob (1887–1968), österreichisch-israelischer Bildhauer
 Low, Jho (* 1981), malaysischer Investor
 Low, Ji Wen (* 1989), singapurischer Radrennfahrer
 Löw, Joachim (* 1960), deutscher Fußballtrainer
 Löw, Johann Adam (1710–1775), deutscher evangelischer Geistlicher
 Low, John Menzies (* 1953), britischer Politiker
 Löw, Josef (1834–1886), böhmischer Komponist
 Low, Juan Shen (* 1993), malaysischer Badmintonspieler
 Löw, Judah († 1609), Rabbiner und Talmudist; gilt als Erschaffer des Golem
 Low, Juliette Gordon (1860–1927), Gründerin der Girl Scouts in den USA
 Löw, Jürg (* 1946), Schweizer Schauspieler
 Low, Kenneth (* 1976), malaysischer Squashspieler
 Löw, Konrad (* 1931), deutscher Jurist und Politologe
 Low, Lawrence (1920–1996), US-amerikanischer Segler
 Löw, Leonhard († 1658), Stück- und Glockengießer
 Löw, Leopold (1811–1875), ungarischer Rabbiner
 Löw, Maria Theresia (1809–1885), deutsche Sopranistin und Harfenistin
 Löw, Markus (* 1961), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Löw, Martina (* 1965), deutsche Soziologin
 Low, Mary Fairchild (1858–1946), US-amerikanische Malerin
 Löw, Moses Max (* 1857), österreichischer Architekt
 Low, Nicky (* 1992), schottischer Fußballspieler
 Løw, Niels (1881–1964), dänischer Leichtathlet
 Löw, Peter (* 1941), deutscher Schriftsteller
 Löw, Peter (* 1960), deutscher Jurist, Verleger und Investor
 Low, Philip B. (1836–1912), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Löw, Raimund (* 1951), österreichischer Historiker, Journalist und Publizist
 Low, Reed (* 1976), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Löw, Reinhard (1949–1994), deutscher Philosoph, Naturwissenschaftler und Historiker
 Low, Robert († 2021), schottischer Journalist und Schriftsteller
 Low, Ron (* 1950), kanadischer Eishockeytorhüter und -trainer
 Low, Rosemary (* 1942), britische Ornithologin und Autorin
 Löw, Rudolf (1832–1898), Schweizer Komponist und Organist
 Löw, Rudolf (1864–1930), Schweizer Musiker und Gymnasiallehrer
 Löw, Rudolf (1878–1948), Schweizer Maler und Schriftsteller
 Low, Seth (1850–1916), US-amerikanischer Pädagoge und Politiker (Republikanische Partei)
 Löw, Siegfried (1933–1962), deutscher Bergsteiger
 Löw, Simon (* 1956), Schweizer Geologe
 Löw, Stefan (* 1962), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdL
 Löw, Stefan (* 1990), deutscher Politiker (AfD), MdL
 Low, Toby, 1. Baron Aldington (1914–2000), britischer Politiker, Mitglied des House of Commons, Soldat und Geschäftsmann
 Low, Vanessa (* 1990), deutsche Leichtathletin im Behindertensport
 Löw, Victor (* 1962), niederländischer Schauspieler
 Low, Warren (1905–1989), US-amerikanischer Filmeditor
 Löw, Werner (* 1935), deutscher Bahnradsportler
 Low, Wilhelm von (1731–1816), sächsischer Generalleutnant
 Low, Yen Ling (* 1974), singapurische Politikerin
 Lőw, Zsolt (* 1979), ungarischer Fußballspieler und Fußballtrainer

Lowa
 Löwa, Ortwin (1941–2019), deutscher Journalist
 Lowack, Ortwin (* 1942), deutscher Politiker (CSU, Fraktionslos), MdB
 Lowag, Josef (1849–1911), sudeten-schlesischer Autor
 Lowag, Jutta (1939–2014), deutsche Volkswirtin, Verwaltungsdirektorin und stellvertretende Intendantin des Bayerischen Rundfunks
 Lowagie, Joseph (1903–1985), belgischer Radrennfahrer
 Lowassa, Edward (* 1953), tansanischer Politiker, Regierungschef Tansanias
 Lowatschek, Josef (1879–1950), österreichischer Politiker (CSP), Landtagsabgeordneter
 Lowatschow, Sergei (* 1959), sowjetischer Sprinter

Lowc
 Lowcock, Mark Andrew (* 1962), britischer UN-Beamter, Direktor des OCHA

Lowd
 Lowden, Frank (1861–1943), US-amerikanischer Politiker und Gouverneur von Illinois
 Lowden, Jack (* 1990), britischer Schauspieler
 Löwdin, Per-Olov (1916–2000), schwedischer Physiker

Lowe
 Lowe Ceesay, Saffie, gambische Politikerin und Diplomatin
 Lowe, Adolph (1893–1995), deutscher Soziologe und Nationalökonom
 Lowe, Al (* 1946), US-amerikanischer Computerspiel-Entwickler und -Komponist
 Löwe, Alexander (* 1967), deutscher Synchronautor
 Lowe, Allen (* 1954), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker und Musikhistoriker
 Lowe, Andrea (* 1975), britische Schauspielerin
 Lowe, Ann (1898–1981), US-amerikanische Modedesignerin
 Löwe, Anna (1821–1884), deutsche Theaterschauspielerin
 Löwe, Armin (1922–2001), deutscher Pädaudiologe
 Lowe, Arthur (1915–1982), britischer Schauspieler
 Lowe, Arthur Holden (1886–1958), englischer Tennisspieler
 Löwe, Benedikt (* 1972), deutscher Logiker und Mathematiker und Hochschullehrer
 Lowe, Bill (* 1946), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker (Posaune, Bassposaune, Tuba), Komponist und Hochschullehrer
 Lowe, Bobby (1929–2011), US-amerikanisch-chinesischer Kampfkunstexperte
 Löwe, Bruno (* 1981), deutscher Inline Skater
 Lowe, Chad (* 1968), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler, Filmregisseur und Filmproduzent
 Lowe, Charles Herbert (1920–2002), US-amerikanischer Biologe und Herpetologe
 Lowe, Chaunté (* 1984), US-amerikanische Hochspringerin
 Lowe, Chris (* 1959), britischer Musiker, bildet neben Neil Tennant die Pet Shop Boys
 Löwe, Chris (* 1989), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Löwe, Christopher (* 1993), deutscher Hörfunkmoderator
 Lowe, Crystal (* 1981), kanadische Schauspielerin
 Lowe, Daisy (* 1989), britisches Model
 Lowe, David, kanadischer Informatiker
 Lowe, David (* 1960), britischer Schwimmer
 Lowe, David Perley (1823–1882), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowe, Denis, barbadischer Politiker und Psychologe
 Löwe, Dorothea Friederike Amalie (* 1779), deutsche Theaterschauspielerin
 Lowe, Doug (* 1942), australischer Politiker
 Lowe, Douglas (1902–1981), britischer Leichtathlet
 Lowe, E. J. (1950–2014), britischer Philosoph
 Lowe, Eddie (1925–2009), englischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Lowe, Edmund (1890–1971), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Löwe, Edward (1794–1880), englischer Schachspieler
 Lowe, Edward (1920–1995), US-amerikanischer Unternehmer
 Lowe, Elias Avery (1879–1969), US-amerikanischer Paläograph
 Lowe, Enoch Louis (1820–1892), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Löwe, Ewald (1837–1896), deutscher Richter
 Löwe, Feodor Franz Ludwig (1816–1890), deutscher Theaterschauspieler
 Löwe, Ferdinand (1787–1832), deutscher Theaterschauspieler
 Löwe, Ferdinand (1809–1889), deutscher Schriftsteller, Bibliothekar und Übersetzer von estnischen und russischen Werken ins Deutsche
 Löwe, Ferdinand (1865–1925), österreichischer Dirigent
 Lowe, Frank (1943–2003), US-amerikanischer Jazzsaxophonist
 Löwe, Fritz (1874–1955), deutscher Physiker
 Löwe, Gabriele (* 1958), deutsche Leichtathletin und Olympiamedaillengewinnerin
 Lowe, George (1924–2013), neuseeländischer Bergsteiger, Erstbesteigung des Mount Everest
 Löwe, Gerhard (1923–2006), deutscher Altphilologe
 Lowe, Gordon (1884–1972), englischer Tennisspieler
 Lowe, Greg (* 1948), US-amerikanischer Fotograf, Bergsteiger, Kameramann und Filmproduzent
 Löwe, Gustav (1852–1883), deutscher Klassischer Philologe und Bibliothekar
 Löwe, Hans (1903–1989), deutscher Landwirt, Pferdezüchter und Hochschullehrer
 Löwe, Hans Zacharias West (1776–1832), Postmeister
 Lowe, Harold (1882–1944), britischer Offizier der RMS Titanic
 Lowe, Harry (1886–1958), englischer Fußballspieler
 Löwe, Hartmut (* 1935), deutscher evangelischer Theologe und Militärbischof
 Lowe, Heather (* 1951), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Löwe, Heinz (1913–1991), deutscher Historiker
 Löwe, Heinz-Dietrich (* 1944), deutscher Historiker
 Lowe, Horace Arthur (1869–1930), englischer Chemiker (Textilchemie)
 Lowe, Hudson (1769–1844), britischer General, Gouverneur von St. Helena
 Lowe, Jamal (* 1994), jamaikanischer Fußballspieler
 Lowe, James (1863–1922), schottischer Fußballspieler
 Lowe, Jason (* 1972), englischer Dartspieler
 Lowe, Jason (* 1991), englischer Fußballspieler
 Lowe, Jeff (1950–2018), US-amerikanischer Sportkletterer
 Lowe, Jemma (* 1990), britische Schwimmerin
 Lowe, Jim (1923–2016), US-amerikanischer Discjockey und Popsänger
 Löwe, Johann Jacob († 1703), deutscher Hofkapellmeister und Organist
 Löwe, Johann Karl (1731–1807), deutscher Theaterschauspieler
 Lowe, Johann Michael Siegfried (1756–1831), deutscher Portraitist, Miniaturmaler, Kupferstecher und Radierer
 Lowe, John (* 1945), britischer Dartspieler
 Lowe, John B., kanadischer Schauspieler, Filmschaffender und Schauspiellehrer
 Lowe, John III (1916–2012), US-amerikanischer Geotechniker
 Löwe, Julie Sophie (1786–1852), deutsche Theaterschauspielerin
 Löwe, Julius, deutscher Baumeister
 Löwe, Julius (1823–1909), deutscher Chemiker
 Löwe, Justin (* 1998), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Löwe, Karl (1845–1907), deutscher Verwaltungsjurist
 Lowe, Karsta (* 1993), US-amerikanische Volleyballspielerin
 Lowe, Keegan (* 1993), US-amerikanisch-kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Lowe, Keith (* 1970), britischer Autor und Historiker
 Lowe, Keith (* 1985), englischer Fußballspieler
 Lowe, Kevin (* 1959), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler, -trainer und -funktionär
 Löwe, Leopold (1777–1839), deutscher Theaterschauspieler, Sänger (Tenor), Komponist und Theaterdirektor
 Löwe, Lilla (1818–1908), deutsche Theaterschauspielerin
 Löwe, Ludwig (1795–1871), deutscher Schauspieler
 Lowe, Malick, gambischer Politiker
 Lowe, Malick Rohey (* 1971), gambische Unternehmerin und Politikerin
 Lowe, Martin, britischer Komponist, Arrangeur und Bühnenmusiker
 Lowe, Max (* 1997), englischer Fußballspieler
 Löwe, Michael (1956–2019), deutscher Informatiker
 Löwe, Michael (* 1969), rumänischer Boxer
 Lowe, Mundell (1922–2017), US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist
 Lowe, Nick (* 1949), englischer Bassist, Sänger und Musikproduzent
 Löwe, Nikolaus († 1536), deutscher Jurist und Hochschullehrer
 Lowe, Paddy (* 1962), britischer Ingenieur und Rennwagen-Konstrukteur in der Formel 1
 Lowe, Pat (* 1943), britische Mittelstreckenläuferin und Sprinterin
 Lowe, Percy Roycroft (1870–1948), britischer Chirurg und Ornithologe
 Lowe, Philip (* 1947), britischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und EU-Beamter
 Lowe, Ralph P. (1805–1883), US-amerikanischer Jurist und Politiker
 Lowe, Richard Barrett (1902–1972), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowe, Richard Thomas (1802–1874), englischer Geistlicher und Naturforscher
 Lowe, Rick (* 1961), US-amerikanischer Künstler der Social Practice Art
 Lowe, Rob (* 1964), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Lowe, Robert, 1. Viscount Sherbrook (1811–1892), britischer Politiker, Mitglied des House of Commons
 Lowe, Sammy (1918–1993), US-amerikanischer Jazz- und R&B-Musiker, Arrangeur und Orchesterleiter
 Lowe, Sara (* 1984), US-amerikanische Synchronschwimmerin
 Löwe, Sophie (1815–1866), deutsche Opernsängerin
 Lowe, Sophie (* 1990), australische Schauspielerin
 Lowe, Stephen Marmion (* 1962), neuseeländischer Geistlicher, römisch-katholischer Bischof von Auckland
 Lowe, Ted (1920–2011), britischer Sportreporter
 Lowe, Thomas (1719–1783), britischer Opernsänger (Tenor)
 Lowe, Todd (* 1977), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Lowe, Tom (* 1978), britischer Triathlet
 Löwe, Tom (* 1997), deutscher Karambolagebillardspieler im Dreiband und Biathlon
 Lowe, Tomas (1988–2016), britischer Rockmusiker
 Lowe, Trent (* 1984), australischer Radrennfahrer
 Löwe, Valentin (1572–1630), deutscher lutherischer Theologe, Geistlicher und Seelsorger
 Löwe, Werner (* 1950), deutscher Bildhauer und Maler
 Lowe, William M. (1842–1882), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowe, Willoughby Prescott (1872–1949), englischer Ornithologe und Naturforscher
 Löwe, Wolfgang (* 1953), deutscher Volleyballspieler
 Löwe, Wolfram (* 1945), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Lowe-Porter, Helen Tracy (1877–1963), US-amerikanische Übersetzerin

Loweg
 Loweg, Karl (1938–2021), deutscher Fußballtorhüter

Lowel
 Löwel, Abraham (1643–1702), sächsischer Glashütten- und fränkischer Hammerwerksbesitzer
 Löwel, Friedrich (1849–1914), deutscher Architekt und Baubeamter
 Löwel, Georg (1876–1970), deutscher Maler
 Löwel, Johann Abraham (1674–1751), brandenburgischer Bergzehntner und Bergmeister
 Lowell Cabot, Godfrey (1861–1962), US-amerikanischer Unternehmer
 Lowell, Abbott Lawrence (1856–1943), Sachbuchautor, Jurist und Politikwissenschaftler, Präsident der Harvard-Universität (1909–1933)
 Lowell, Amy (1874–1925), amerikanische Dichterin
 Lowell, Carey (* 1961), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin und ein ehemaliges Model
 Lowell, Carol, US-amerikanische Filmproduzentin und Filmregisseurin
 Lowell, Chris (* 1984), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Lowell, Francis Cabot (1775–1817), US-amerikanischer Unternehmer
 Lowell, James Arnold (1869–1933), US-amerikanischer Jurist und Politiker
 Lowell, James Russell (1819–1891), amerikanischer Lyriker, Essayist, Herausgeber, Hochschullehrer und Diplomat
 Lowell, Joan (1902–1967), amerikanische Schauspielerin und Autorin
 Lowell, John (1743–1802), US-amerikanischer Jurist und Politiker
 Lowell, Joshua A. (1801–1874), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowell, Mike (* 1974), puerto-ricanischer Baseballspieler
 Lowell, Percival (1855–1916), US-amerikanischer Astronom
 Lowell, Robert (1917–1977), US-amerikanischer Dichter
 Lowell, Ross (1926–2019), US-amerikanischer Erfinder, Kameramann, Fotograf, Beleuchter und Unternehmer
 Lowell, Scott (* 1965), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler

Lowen
 Lowen, Alexander (1910–2008), US-amerikanischer Arzt und Psychotherapeut
 Löwen, Axel von (1686–1772), schwedischer General der Infanterie und Generalgouverneur in Schwedisch-Vorpommern
 Löwen, Carl Heinz (1912–1997), deutscher Zahnarzt, Chirurg und Arbeitsmediziner
 Löwen, Diana zur (* 1995), deutsche Influencerin
 Löwen, Eduard (* 1997), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Löwen, Elias von (1602–1661), deutscher Arzt, Mathematiker und Astronom
 Löwen, Friedrich von (1654–1744), russischer Generalmajor und Gouverneur von Estland
 Löwen, Hartmut (* 1963), deutscher Physiker
 Löwen, Johann Christian († 1760), deutscher Gärtner und Baumeister
 Löwen, Johann Friedrich (1727–1771), deutscher Dichter und Theatertheoretiker
 Löwen, Julius (1822–1907), deutscher Kaufmann, Seidenfabrikant und Kirchenlieddichter
 Löwen-Maler, griechischer Vasenmaler
 Löwenadler, Fredrik (1895–1967), schwedischer Schwimmer
 Löwenbach, Jan (1880–1972), tschechischer Schriftsteller, Übersetzer und Diplomat
 Löwenbein, Richard (* 1894), österreichischer Filmregisseur, Drehbuchautor und Filmarchitekt
 Löwenberg, Bernward (* 1937), deutscher Verwaltungsjurist und Politiker (CDU)
 Löwenberg, Bruno (1907–1994), deutscher römisch-katholischer Geistlicher, Liturgiewissenschaftler und Pastoraltheologe
 Löwenberg, Daniela (* 1988), deutsche Fußballspielerin
 Löwenberg, Ferdinand (1924–2004), deutscher Widerstandskämpfer gegen den Nationalsozialismus, NS-Verfolgter und Journalist
 Löwenberg, Jaron (* 1969), deutscher Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher
 Löwenberg, Julius (1800–1893), deutscher Geograph und Autor, Freund und Biograph Alexander von Humboldts
 Löwenberg, Karl (1896–1975), deutscher Theaterregisseur
 Löwenberg, Karl Friedrich Benjamin (1807–1871), deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler und Richter
 Löwenberg, Martin (1925–2018), deutscher Antifaschist und Gewerkschafter
 Löwenberg, Saul (* 1824), deutscher Revolutionär
 Löwenberger von Schönholz, Karl Ludwig Gottlob (1716–1789), königlich preußischer Generalmajor der Kavallerie
 Löwendal, Benedicta Margaretha von (1683–1776), dänisch-deutsche Adlige und Unternehmerin
 Löwendal, George (1897–1964), rumänischer Maler und Bühnenbildner
 Löwendal, Ulrich von (1700–1755), Feldherr und Marschall von Frankreich
 Löwendal, Woldemar von (1660–1740), sächsischer Minister und Unternehmer
 Löwendorf, Inka (* 1977), deutsche Schauspielerin
 Lowenfeld, Andreas (1930–2014), amerikanischer Jurist
 Löwenfeld, Hans (1874–1921), deutscher Regisseur und Theaterdirektor
 Löwenfeld, Irene (1922–2009), deutsch-amerikanische Wissenschaftlerin
 Löwenfeld, Leopold (1847–1923), deutscher Mediziner, Pionier der Sexualpathologie
 Lowenfeld, Margaret (1890–1973), britische Kinderärztin und Psychotherapeutin
 Löwenfeld, Max Joseph Schleiß von (1809–1897), deutscher Arzt und Autor
 Löwenfeld, Raphael (1854–1910), deutscher Theatergründer und Vorkämpfer der deutsch-jüdischen Integration
 Löwenfeld, Samuel (1854–1891), deutscher Historiker
 Löwenfeld, Viktor (1903–1960), austroamerikanischer Kunstpädagoge
 Löwenfeld-Russ, Johann (1873–1945), österreichischer Politiker
 Löwenfels, Maria Aloysia (1915–1942), deutsche Ordensschwester und Opfer des Holocaust
 Löwenfinck, Adam Friedrich von (1714–1754), deutscher Porzellan- und Fayencemaler
 Löwenfinck, Christian Wilhelm von (1720–1753), deutscher Porzellan- und Fayencemaler
 Löwenfinck, Heinrich Wilhelm von (1678–1734), deutscher Porzellan- und Fayencemaler
 Löwenfinck, Karl Heinrich von (* 1718), deutscher Porzellan- und Fayencemaler
 Löwenfinck, Seraphia von (1728–1805), deutsche Fayencebuntmalerin und Unternehmerin
 Löwenfisch, Grigori Jakowlewitsch (1889–1961), sowjetischer Schachspieler
 Löwengard, Alfred (1856–1929), deutscher Architekt
 Löwengard, Kurt (1895–1940), deutscher Maler und Grafiker
 Löwengrip, Isabella (* 1990), schwedische Bloggerin und Journalistin
 Löwenhardt, Emil (1858–1941), deutscher Chemiker, Lehrer und Schulbuchautor
 Löwenhaupt, Carl Gustav von (1662–1703), kursächsischer Generalkriegskommissar, königlich-polnischer und kursächsischer Geheimer Rat und General der Infanterie
 Löwenhauser, Paul (1926–2013), deutscher Architekt und Baubeamter
 Löwenheim, Leopold (1878–1957), deutscher Logiker und Mathematiker
 Löwenherz, Josef (1884–1960), Oberhaupt der jüdischen Gemeinde Wien zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
 Löwenhielm, Carl Axel (1772–1861), schwedischer Graf, Militär, Diplomat und Minister (1822–1839)
 Löwenhielm, Jacquette (1797–1839), Mätresse von Oskar I. von Schweden und Norwegen
 Löwenigh, Barto von (1799–1853), deutscher Politiker und Polarreisender
 Löwenklau, Johannes († 1594), deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler, Gräzist und Historiker
 Löwenkopf, Leon (1892–1966), Widerstandskämpfer, Vorsitzender der Jüdischen Gemeinde zu Dresden und VVN-Mitglied
 Lowens, Curt (1925–2017), deutscher Schauspieler und ein Überlebender des Holocaust
 Löwensberg, Manuel (* 1975), Schweizer Schauspieler
 Löwensen, Johann Dietrich (1647–1708), deutscher evangelischer Pastor und Büchersammler
 Löwensohn, Elina (* 1966), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Lowenstam, Heinz A. (1912–1993), US-amerikanischer Paläontologe
 Lowenstam, Léopold (* 1842), niederländischer Metalstecher
 Löwenstamm, Arthur (1882–1965), preußisch-englischer Theologe, Rabbiner und Sachbuchautor
 Löwenstamm, Emma (1879–1941), Malerin und Grafikerin
 Löwenstamm, Max (1814–1881), deutscher Chasan und Komponist
 Löwenstein von Opoka, Nathan (1859–1929), österreichisch-polnischer Rechtsanwalt und Parlamentarier
 Lowenstein, Allard K. (1929–1980), US-amerikanischer Politiker der Demokratischen Partei und Rechtswissenschaftler
 Löwenstein, Anna (* 1951), britische Esperantistin, Redakteurin und Schriftstellerin
 Löwenstein, Elisabeth (1900–1967), deutsche Literaturwissenschaftlerin, Kunsthistorikerin und Verlegerin
 Löwenstein, Ernst (1881–1974), deutscher Rechtsanwalt, Notar und Politiker (parteilos), MdL
 Löwenstein, Eugen (1871–1942), Rechtsanwalt und Opfer des Holocaust
 Löwenstein, Felix (1884–1945), deutscher Unternehmer, Sportfunktionär und Stifter, Opfer der Judenverfolgung
 Löwenstein, Felix zu (* 1954), deutscher Agrarwissenschaftler und Landwirt
 Löwenstein, Gabriel (1825–1911), deutscher Politiker (SPD)
 Löwenstein, Gerhard (1915–2000), deutscher Arzt und Standespolitiker
 Löwenstein, Hans Otto (1881–1931), österreichischer Filmregisseur und -produzent
 Löwenstein, Inge (* 1923), deutsche Schönheitskönigin, Miss Germany 1949
 Löwenstein, Jakob (1799–1869), deutscher Rabbiner und Autor
 Löwenstein, Josef (* 1883), deutscher Gebrauchsgrafiker und Plakatkünstler
 Löwenstein, Joseph (1873–1958), deutscher Mediziner, Nervenarzt und Psychotherapeut, emigrierte aufgrund von Judenverfolgung nach London
 Löwenstein, Kurt (1885–1939), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdR
 Löwenstein, Leo (1879–1956), deutscher Physiker und Chemiker
 Löwenstein, Leopold (1843–1923), deutscher Rabbiner, Historiker und Autor
 Löwenstein, Marx (1824–1889), deutschamerikanischer Multimillionär
 Löwenstein, Matthias (* 1984), deutscher Grafiker und Illustrator
 Löwenstein, Maximilian (* 1980), deutscher Film- und Theaterschauspieler
 Löwenstein, Oskar (1926–2004), deutscher sogenannter Halbjude zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
 Löwenstein, Otto (1833–1909), Senatspräsident am Reichsgericht
 Löwenstein, Otto (1889–1965), deutsch-US-amerikanischer Neuropsychiater
 Löwenstein, Otto (1906–1999), deutsch-britischer Zoologe
 Löwenstein, Robert (* 1953), deutscher Militär, Generalmajor der Luftwaffe der Bundeswehr
 Löwenstein, Rudolf (1819–1891), deutscher Schriftsteller
 Lowenstein, Steven M. (1945–2020), US-amerikanischer Historiker
 Löwenstein, Wilhelm von († 1579), Adeliger, Vogt und Amtmann im Hochstift Speyer
 Löwenstein-Wertheim, Anne (1864–1927), britische Flugpionierin
 Löwenstein-Wertheim, Christian Philipp von (* 1719), kaiserlich-königlicher General der Kavallerie, Großkreuz des Maria Theresien-Ordens
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Adolf zu (1805–1861), deutscher Adliger, Chef des Hauses Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Alfred zu (1855–1925), deutscher Hochadeliger und Gutsbesitzer, badischer Landtagsabgeordneter
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Ernst zu (1854–1931), deutscher Standesherr und fünfter Fürst zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Friedrich Karl zu (1743–1825), deutscher Fürst
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Georg zu (1775–1855), deutscher Adliger, Chef des Hauses Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Hubertus Prinz zu (1906–1984), deutscher Politiker (DP) und Journalist
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Ludwig zu (1864–1899), deutscher Standesherr und vierter Prinz zu Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg, Wilhelm zu (1817–1887), deutscher Adliger, Chef des Hauses Löwenstein-Wertheim-Freudenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort, Dominik Constantin zu (1762–1814), letzter Fürst aus dem Haus Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort, Dominik Marquard zu (1690–1735), zweiter Fürst aus dem Hause Löwenstein
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort, Johann Dietrich von (1585–1644), deutscher Reichsgraf aus dem Haus Löwenstein-Wertheim; Begründer der katholischen Linie Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort, Johann Ernst von (1667–1731), Bischof von Tournai
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort, Karl Thomas zu (1714–1789), dritter Fürst aus dem Hause Löwenstein
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rochefort, Maximilian Karl (1656–1718), deutscher Adliger, erster Fürst aus dem Haus Löwenstein
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Adelheid von (1831–1909), deutsche Adelige, durch Heirat Königin von Portugal
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Alois Konstantin zu (* 1941), deutscher Jurist und Manager
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Aloys zu (1871–1952), deutscher Politiker, MdR, Präsident des Zentralkomitees der deutschen Katholiken
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Felix zu (1907–1986), deutscher Ordensgeistlicher, Jesuit, Theologe und Autor
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Karl Heinrich zu (1834–1921), deutscher Adliger, Chef des Hauses Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg und Politiker (Zentrum), MdR, Ordenspriester
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Karl Prinz zu (* 1952), deutscher Manager, Vorstandsvorsitzender des Malteser Hilfsdienstes
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Karl Thomas zu (1783–1849), deutscher Adliger, Chef des Hauses Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Karl zu (1904–1990), deutscher Präsident des Zentralkomitees der deutschen Katholiken (1949–1968)
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Konstantin zu (1786–1844), deutscher Hochadeliger und bayerischer Generalleutnant
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Konstantin zu (1802–1838), deutscher Adliger, Erbprinz des Hauses Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg
 Löwenstein-Wertheim-Rosenberg, Maria Theresia zu (1870–1935), deutsche Adlige, durch Heirat Thronprätendentin von Portugal
 Löwenstern, Adelbert von (1817–1879), Königlich Dänischer Kammerherr und preußischer Militärjurist
 Löwenstern, Carl Otto von (1755–1833), deutsch-baltischer Landrat in russischen Diensten
 Löwenstern, Christian Ludwig von (1701–1754), deutscher Maler, Dichter und Komponist
 Löwenstern, Elard von (1886–1945), deutscher Generalmajor der Luftwaffe
 Löwenstern, Friedrich Gottlieb von, Verwaltungsjurist in erst württembergischem, dann hessen-darmstädtischen Staatsdienst, sowie Namensgeber der Löwengrube bei Altdorf
 Löwenstern, Georg Heinrich von (1786–1856), estländischer Soldat in russischen, später dänischen Diensten, zuletzt als Generalmajor, dänischer Generalkonsul in Brasilien und dänischer Gesandter in Wien
 Löwenstern, Heinrich Carl Ludwig von (1783–1843), deutsch-baltischer Diplomat in russischen Diensten und Vizegouverneur von Estland
 Löwenstern, Hermann Ludwig von (1749–1815), estländischer Gutsbesitzer und Landrat
 Löwenstern, Johann Elsener von, baden-durlachischer Haushofmeister, deutscher Reichs-Generalkriegskommissar
 Löwenstern, Johann Peter Eduard von (1790–1837), deutsch-baltischer Gutsbesitzer und Offizier in russischen Diensten, zuletzt als Generalmajor
 Löwenstern, Nikolaus Georg Bernhard von (1745–1779), deutscher Jurist, ao Professor der fürstlichen Universität Bützow
 Löwenstern, Woldemar Hermann von (1776–1858), livländischer Gutsbesitzer und Offizier in russischen Diensten
 Lowenthal Felstiner, Mary (* 1941), amerikanische Historikerin, Biografin von Charlotte Salomon
 Lowenthal, Alan (* 1941), US-amerikanischer Politiker der Demokratischen Partei
 Löwenthal, Emil (1835–1896), deutscher Maler
 Lowenthal, Ernst Gottfried (1904–1994), deutscher Publizist, Journalist, Redakteur und Volkswirt
 Löwenthal, Felix (1853–1929), deutscher Rechtsanwalt und Parlamentarier
 Löwenthal, Fritz (1888–1956), deutscher Politiker (KPD, SPD), MdR
 Löwenthal, Gerhard (1922–2002), deutscher Journalist
 Lowenthal, Jerome (* 1932), US-amerikanischer Pianist
 Löwenthal, Johann Jacob (1810–1876), britischer Schachmeister
 Löwenthal, Johann von (1803–1891), österreichischer Feldmarschalleutnant und Attaché
 Löwenthal, Justin (1893–1969), deutsch-US-amerikanischer Getreidegroßhändler und Opfer nationalsozialistischer Verfolgung
 Löwenthal, Ladislaus (1879–1942), österreichischer Geiger und Kapellmeister
 Löwenthal, Leo (1900–1993), deutscher Soziologe
 Lowenthal, Mark (* 1948), US-amerikanischer Publizist
 Löwenthal, Max von (1799–1872), österreichischer Schriftsteller und Funktionär im Postwesen
 Löwenthal, Richard (1908–1991), deutscher Politologe und Publizist
 Löwenthal, Tom (* 1954), niederländischer Komponist und Dirigent
 Lowenthal, Yuri (* 1971), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher
 Löwenthal-Chlumecky, Max (1908–1995), österreichischer Diplomat
 Lowenthal-Hensel, Cécile (1923–2012), deutsche Historikerin
 Löwentraut, Leon (* 1998), deutscher Nachwuchskünstler
 Löwenwolde, Friedrich Johann von (1776–1832), livländischer Landmarschall
 Löwenwolde, Friedrich Kasimir von († 1769), russischer Diplomat und kaiserlicher General der Kavallerie
 Löwenwolde, Gerhard Johann von († 1723), Generalbevollmächtigter Peters I. in Livland und Estland

Lower
 Lower, Britt (* 1985), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin in Film und Fernsehen
 Lower, Christian (1740–1806), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Løwer, Eldbjørg (* 1943), norwegische Politikerin der Venstre
 Lower, Geoffrey (* 1963), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Löwer, Johannes (* 1944), Mediziner, Präsident des Paul-Ehrlich-Instituts
 Löwer, Lothar (* 1951), deutscher Fußballschiedsrichter
 Löwer, Peter (* 1944), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Lower, Richard (1631–1691), englischer Mediziner
 Lower, Richard (1929–2008), US-amerikanischer Kardiologe und Chirurg
 Lower, Wendy (* 1965), US-amerikanische Historikerin
 Löwer, Wolfgang (* 1946), deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler
 Løwert, Lis (1919–2009), dänische Schauspielerin
 Lowery, Clint (* 1971), US-amerikanischer Metal-Gitarrist
 Lowery, David (* 1980), US-amerikanischer Filmschauspieler, Regisseur, Drehbuchautor, Produzent, Kameramann und Filmeditor
 Lowery, David (* 1984), englischer Fußballspieler
 Lowery, Evelyn Gibson (1925–2013), US-amerikanische Bürgerrechtlerin
 Lowery, George H. (1913–1978), US-amerikanischer Ornithologe und Mammaloge
 Lowery, Joseph (1921–2020), US-amerikanischer Pfarrer der Evangelisch-methodistischen Kirche und ein Leiter der US-amerikanischen Bürgerrechtsbewegung
 Lowery, Lou R. (1916–1987), US-amerikanischer Soldat des US Marine Corps und Kriegsfotograf im Zweiten Weltkrieg
 Lowery, Robert (1913–1971), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
 Lowery, William David (* 1947), US-amerikanischer Politiker

Lowes
 Lowes, Katie, US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Lowes, Sam (* 1990), britischer Motorradrennfahrer

Lowey
 Lowey, Nita (* 1937), US-amerikanische Politikerin (Demokratische Partei)

Lowez
 Lowezki, Wladimir Nikolajewitsch (* 1951), sowjetischer Sprinter

Lowf
 Lowfire, Leila (* 1992), deutsche Podcasterin, Model und Schauspielerin

Lowi
 Löwi, Moritz (1891–1942), deutschamerikanischer Philosoph und Hochschullehrer
 Lowi, Theodore J. (1931–2017), US-amerikanischer Politikwissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer
 Lowie, Jules (1913–1960), belgischer Radrennfahrer
 Lowie, Robert H. (1883–1957), US-amerikanischer Anthropologe
 Lowien, Merve (1937–1992), deutsche Autorin und Verlegerin
 Lowien, Otto, deutscher Fußballspieler
 Löwig, Carl (1803–1890), deutscher Chemiker
 Lowig, Emil (* 1902), deutscher Hochschullehrer für Acker- und Pflanzenbau, Rektor der Landwirtschaftlichen Hochschule Hohenheim
 Lowig, Georg (1888–1967), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdL Bayern und Landrat
 Löwig, Heinrich (1904–1995), tschechisch-kanadischer Mathematiker
 Löwigt, Paul (1873–1934), Bürgermeister in Lübeck
 Löwik, Gerben (* 1977), niederländischer Radrennfahrer
 Lowin, Heinz (1938–1987), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Lowin, Oliver (* 1974), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdL
 Lowin, Patricia (* 1972), deutsche Büttenrednerin
 Löwinger, Gretl (1919–1973), österreichische Volksschauspielerin, Autorin und Regisseurin
 Löwinger, Guggi (1939–2018), österreichische Sängerin und Tänzerin
 Löwinger, Liesl (1918–1980), österreichische Volksschauspielerin und Komödiantin
 Löwinger, Paul (1904–1988), österreichischer Volksschauspieler
 Löwinger, Paul junior (1949–2009), österreichischer Schriftsteller, Regisseur, Schauspieler und Theaterleiter
 Lowinger, Roland (* 1948), deutscher Karateka, Sportfunktionär
 Löwinger, Sepp (1900–1990), österreichischer Volksschauspieler und Komödiant
 Löwinger, Sissy (1940–2011), österreichische Sängerin und Schauspielerin
 Löwinger, Wilhelm (1916–2013), österreichischer Eisschnellläufer
 Lowinsky, Edward (1908–1985), US-amerikanischer Musikwissenschaftler
 Lowinsky, Erich (1893–1978), deutschamerikanischer Kabarettist
 Löwis of Menar, Andreas von (1777–1839), baltischer Autor, Zeichner und Historiker
 Löwis of Menar, Friedrich von (1767–1824), russischer Generalleutnant, Landespolitiker
 Löwis of Menar, Gotthard August von (1801–1849), Kreistagsabgeordneter, Gerichtspräsident
 Löwis of Menar, Henning von (* 1948), deutscher Publizist, Journalist und Redakteur
 Löwis of Menar, Karl Woldemar von (1855–1930), baltendeutscher Historiker
 Löwis of Menar, Olaf von (* 1954), deutscher Politiker (CSU)
 Löwis of Menar, Oskar von (1830–1885), russischer Generalmajor der Kaiserlichen Russischen Armee
 Löwis of Menar, Peter Frommhold von (1769–1829), Agrarpolitiker, Hakenrichter
 Löwis of Menar, Reinhold Friedrich von (1731–1794), russischer Generalmajor
 Löwis of Menar, Thomas von (* 1947), deutscher Rennfahrer, Geschäftsführer
 Löwis, Else von (1880–1961), deutsche Gutsherrin, NS-Frauenschaftführerin
 Löwisch, Georg (* 1974), deutscher Journalist
 Löwisch, Henriette (* 1965), deutsche Journalistin
 Löwisch, Manfred (* 1937), deutscher Jurist, Hochschullehrer und Universitätsrektor
 Löwisch, Sigrun (* 1942), deutsche Politikerin (CDU), MdB
 Löwisch, Werner (1894–1971), deutscher Vizeadmiral
 Löwisohn, Salomo (1789–1821), Hebraist und Dichter der Aufklärungszeit
 Löwit, Ottokar (1864–1945), deutscher Eisenbahningenieur
 Löwith, Karl (1897–1973), deutscher Philosoph
 Löwith, Wilhelm (1861–1932), deutscher Maler
 Löwitsch, Klaus (1936–2002), deutscher Schauspieler
 Lowitz, Georg Moritz (1722–1774), Astronom, Physiker, Mathematiker und Kartograph
 Lowitz, Johann Tobias (1757–1804), deutsch-russischer Chemiker und Pharmazeut
 Lowitz, Siegfried (1914–1999), deutscher Schauspieler

Lowk
 Lowka, Edith (1916–1989), deutsche Politikerin (SPD), MdA

Lowl
 Löwl, Stefan (* 1974), deutscher Politiker (CSU)
 Lowlow (* 1993), italienischer Rapper

Lowm
 Lowman, Annette, US-amerikanische Jazzsängerin
 Lowman, Seymour (1868–1940), US-amerikanischer Rechtsanwalt und Politiker

Lown
 Lown, Bernard (1921–2021), US-amerikanischer Kardiologe und Friedensaktivist
 Lown, Bert (1903–1962), US-amerikanischer Jazz-Violinist, Komponist und Bigband-Leader
 Lowndes, Emma (* 1975), britische Schauspielerin
 Lowndes, Jason (1994–2017), australischer Radsportler
 Lowndes, Jessica (* 1988), kanadische Schauspielerin und Sängerin
 Lowndes, Lloyd (1845–1905), US-amerikanischer Politiker, Gouverneur von Maryland
 Lowndes, Marie Adelaide Belloc (1868–1947), britische Schriftstellerin
 Lowndes, Mary (1856–1929), britische Glasmalerin, Plakatkünstlerin und Suffragette
 Lowndes, Rawlins (1721–1800), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowndes, Robert W. (1916–1998), amerikanischer Science-Fiction-Autor und -Herausgeber
 Lowndes, Thomas (1766–1843), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowndes, William (1782–1822), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lownoise, Charly (* 1968), niederländischer Musiker

Lowo
 Lowo Khenchen Sönam Lhündrub (1456–1532), tibetisch-buddhistischer Gelehrter

Lowr
 Lowrance, Robert (* 1954), amerikanisch-samoarischer Segler
 Lowrey, Bill G. (1862–1947), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowrey, Norman (* 1944), US-amerikanischer Komponist, Aktionskünstler und Musikpädagoge
 Löwrick, Karl (1894–1945), deutscher Offizier, zuletzt Generalleutnant im Zweiten Weltkrieg
 Lowrie, Allen (1948–2021), australischer Botaniker
 Lowrie, Walter (1784–1868), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowry, Adam (* 1993), US-amerikanisch-kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 Lowry, Alex (* 2003), schottischer Fußballspieler
 Lowry, Alison, irische Glaskünstlerin
 Lowry, Dave (* 1965), kanadischer Eishockeyspieler und -trainer
 Lowry, Dick (* 1944), US-amerikanischer Regisseur
 Lowry, Fiona (* 1974), australische Malerin
 Lowry, Henry Berry, indianischer Anführer des Lowry-Krieges
 Lowry, John, kanadischer Geiger und Musikpädagoge
 Lowry, Kyle (* 1986), US-amerikanischer Basketballspieler
 Lowry, Lawrence Stephen (1887–1976), britischer Maler
 Lowry, Lois (* 1937), US-amerikanische Autorin
 Lowry, Lynn (* 1947), US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
 Lowry, Malcolm (1909–1957), englischer Schriftsteller
 Lowry, Mark (* 1958), US-amerikanischer Sänger, Songwriter und Komiker
 Lowry, Martin (1874–1936), englischer Chemiker
 Lowry, Michael (* 1954), irischer Politiker (Fine Gael)
 Lowry, Mike (1939–2017), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowry, Morton (1914–1987), britischer Schauspieler
 Lowry, Oliver (1910–1996), US-amerikanischer Molekularbiologe
 Lowry, Peter (* 1985), US-amerikanischer Fußballspieler
 Lowry, Robert (1824–1904), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Lowry, Robert (1826–1899), US-amerikanischer Literaturprofessor, baptistischer Geistlicher und Komponist zahlreicher Erweckungslieder
 Lowry, Robert (1831–1910), US-amerikanischer Politiker aus dem Bundesstaat Mississippi
 Lowry, Robert (1919–1994), US-amerikanischer Schriftsteller
 Lowry, Robert, Baron Lowry (1919–1999), britischer Jurist
 Lowry, Shane (* 1987), irischer Golfspieler
 Lowry, Shane (* 1989), irisch-australischer Fußballspieler
 Lowry, Thomas (1843–1909), amerikanischer Geschäftsmann und Unternehmer
 Lowry-Corry, Armar, 3. Earl Belmore (1801–1845), britischer Politiker, Mitglied des House of Commons
 Lowry-Corry, Henry Thomas (1803–1873), britischer Politiker, Mitglied des House of Commons
 Lowry-Corry, Henry William (1845–1927), britischer Politiker, Mitglied des House of Commons
 Lowry-Corry, Somerset, 2. Earl Belmore (1774–1841), irischer Adliger, Gouverneur von Jamaika, Mitglied des House of Commons
 Lowry-Corry, Somerset, 4. Earl Belmore (1835–1913), irischer Adliger und Gouverneur von New South Wales

Lows
 Lowson, Christopher (* 1953), britischer Theologe; Bischof von Lincoln
 Löwstädt-Åström, Eva (1864–1942), schwedische Malerin und Grafikerin
 Löwstädt-Chadwick, Emma (1855–1932), schwedische Malerin

Lowt
 Lowth, Robert (1710–1787), englischer anglikanischer Bischof und Hochschullehrer
 Lowther, Henry (* 1941), britischer Jazzmusiker
 Lowther, James, 1. Viscount Ullswater (1855–1949), britischer Politiker (Liberal Party), Mitglied des House of Commons und Sprecher des Unterhauses
 Lowther, Katherine (1653–1713), englische Adlige
 Lowther, Nicholas, 2. Viscount Ullswater (* 1942), britischer Politiker
 Lowther, Toupie (1874–1944), britische Tennisspielerin
 Lowthorpe, Philippa (* 1961), britische Filmregisseurin und Drehbuchautorin
 Lowton, Matthew (* 1989), englischer Fußballspieler
 Lowtschew, Alexei Wladimirowitsch (* 1989), russischer Gewichtheber
 Lowtschew, Jewgeni Serafimowitsch (* 1949), sowjetischer Fußballspieler und -trainer
 Lowtzow, Anton von, Kunstmaler, der in Bremen lebte und wirkte (1842–1855)
 Lowtzow, Carl Friedrich von (1741–1789), deutscher Verwaltungsbeamter
 Lowtzow, Christoph Hartwig von (1750–1830), deutscher Verwaltungsjurist in dänischen Diensten, Publizist und Übersetzer
 Lowtzow, Dirk von (* 1971), deutscher Musiker, Sänger und Gitarrist der Rockband Tocotronic

Lowy
 Lowy, Douglas R. (* 1942), US-amerikanischer Virologe und Onkologe
 Lowy, Frank (* 1930), australischer Unternehmer
 Löwy, Franz (1883–1949), österreichischer Fotograf
 Lowy, Frederick (* 1933), kanadischer Psychiater und Wissenschaftler
 Löwy, Fritzi (1910–1994), österreichische Schwimmerin
 Löwy, Hans (1907–1993), österreichischer Tischtennisspieler und Unternehmensgründer
 Löwy, Hildegard (1922–1943), deutsche Büroangestellte und Widerstandskämpferin gegen den Nationalsozialismus
 Löwy, Ida (1880–1938), österreichische Pädagogin und Individualpsychologin
 Löwy, Jizchak (1887–1942), polnischer Schauspieler
 Löwy, Josef (1834–1902), österreichischer k.u.k. Hoffotograf und Verleger
 Lowy, Louis (1920–1991), deutscher und amerikanischer Sozialwissenschaftler
 Löwy, Michael (* 1938), marxistischer Soziologe und Philosoph

Lowz
 Lowzow, Wenche (1926–2016), norwegische Politikerin der Høyre
 Łowżył, Zbigniew (* 1965), polnischer Komponist, Schlagzeuger, Pianist und Musikpädagoge

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The Firm's attorneys have participated in hundreds of mediations in a broad range of practice areas. The cost and time for a case to proceed from filing to trial, along with the uncertainty of outcomes at trial, have resulted in many clients seeking alternative resolutions to their disputes. The firm recognizes the benefits of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), mediation and arbitration, and utilizes these processes to serve client needs.
The Firm also offers the services of attorneys as third-party neutrals in ADR. Jerry Bales and Chris Kurtz serve as arbitrators with the American Arbitration Association (AAA), primarily in the areas of commercial, construction, and consumer disputes. Mr. Bales and Fred Starrett serve as mediators to facilitate the resolution of legal disputes in multiple areas, including commercial, construction, insurance, personal injury, employment, and real estate matters. Mr. Bales, Mr. Starrett, and Mr. Kurtz have more than 85 years of experience in litigation, including 25 years in mediation and arbitration services. In addition, Mr. Bales has received extensive training in mediation and arbitration, is a member of the AAA Construction Arbitrator Master Panel (top 100 in the country) and is a member of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals.
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Lurking inside all poor topics are potential good topics, and keeping two things in mind will help you recognize which kind you have. First, has it been limited to an aspect you can cover in depth in your allotted pages? Can you really tell us something fresh and fill the essay with vivid details? Second, do you have a specific slant or message to convey—a thesis? To help you arrive at a thesis, let me explain a half-dozen time-tested ways of structuring informative writing. This illustrates an important point that sometimes gets lost: The steps in writing an essay are really interdependent—the thesis helps determine structure; the structure helps create ideas. The four steps of the writing process described in this book—Getting Ideas, Order, Draft, and Revision—in actual practice constantly play back and forth to each other.
Informative essays can be very interesting and fun to write. Picking just one topic, however, is not so easy. There are so many subjects that you can explore as topics that can make for wonderful informative writing that it is hard to narrow it down to just one. Here is a list of subjects that would make great topics for informative essays.


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Sony Xperia Z3 allegedly photographed again
posted by Florin T.
Recent rumors indicated that Sony would launch an Xperia Z3 in September, thus in a two months time. Photos of an alleged white Z3 first showed up at the end of June, and now it looks like a black version of the unannounced handset was caught in the wild, too, somewhere in China.
If these photos are legit, the Z3 isn't too different from the Z2 when it comes to design. But we're not expecting Sony to alter its design language anytime soon anyway.
This alleged Z3 is an L55t model that's seemingly made for China. Its features include Android 4.4.4 KitKat, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor clocked at 2.5GHz. On the back of the handset we can see what appears to be the same 20.7MP G Lens camera that's found on the Xperia Z2. There's no clear info regarding the display of the Z3, so we don't know if it's going to be a 1080p, or a Quad HD one.
Sony may want to announce the Z3 at IFA 2014 in early September, possibly at the same time with an Xperia Z3 Compact. Are you looking forward to seeing what the Japanese company has in store for us?
sources: Digi-wo, Weibo via Xperia Blog


Toronto, May 24, 2017 - The Screen Composers Guild of Canada (SCGC) and the Ontario Arts Foundation are delighted to announce Matthew Van Driel is the 2017 recipient of the Christopher Dedrick Award for Live Musicians in Media Soundtracks.
The Christopher Dedrick Award was established in memory of Christopher Dedrick, an award-winning screen composer and past-president of the SCGC, to encourage and support the hiring and use of live musicians in the production of media music soundtracks. This annual cash prize of $1,200 is awarded to a SCGC professional member in good standing, and is adjudicated by a Selection Committee comprised of SCGC peers. The Award is administered by the SCGC on behalf of the Ontario Arts Foundation.
The Screen Composers Guild of Canada (SCGC) is a a trade association certified under the Canadian Federal Status of the Artist Act, and represents all professional Anglophone composers and music producers for film, television , video games, mobile and all other screen media. The SCGC promotes the status and rights of screen composers through professional development, sharing information, advocacy on issues such as creator's rights and the value of screen music. The SCGC is a member of the Music Creators Canadian and North American Alliances.
Chris Dedrick was a music producer, arranger, and a classical and soundtrack composer. He worked with directors Guy Maddin and Don McKellar, winning a Genie Award for Maddin's The Saddest Music in the World. In 1997 Dedrick won a Gemini Award for his work on the television series Road to Avonlea. Chris was nominated a total of 16 times for Gemini awards, winning a total of four, the others for Million Dollar Babies, Shipwreck on the Skeleton Coast and The Great Canadian Polar Bear Adventure.


The impact of a no-deal Brexit will be felt by everyone in some way shape or form, but the remaining 27 European Union member states are prepared for that eventuality, and EU official told this newsroom.
That impact can be felt in various fields, especially economically, but the greatest challenge will be in organising the logistics at borders especially in terms of customs, the official continued.
The official said that there is a strong sense of unity in all the member states both at a government and business level and on the ground, and the official added that there has been a lot of co-ordination and consistency in planning between the countries, especially in the transport, student mobility, and fisheries sectors. Measures to protect British citizens now residing in EU member states and to ensure that they receive the same rights as EU citizen even after Brexit have been agreed as well.
The Brexit deal that the EU will not change, the official said before adding that there is no other solution to the Irish backstop – which has been the main disputed point in the House of Commons. This was agreed upon by both the EU and Theresa May's government, the official said.
That backstop remains a cause for concern even now, with Ireland not willing to set up a border between them and the UK and no solution being found – that is not the backstop – just yet, the official said. The official added that such a border would be a breach of the landmark Good Friday Agreement and noted that there was a very real possibility of unrest occurring again in the area if the agreement is not honoured.
The deal has been rejected by the House of Commons on more than one occasion in the past weeks and, with just nine days left till the UK are scheduled to leave the EU, parliamentarians have now voted in favour of going back to the EU to secure a delay until 30 June to Brexit.
However, the European Commission has advised against an extension which will go beyond 23 May and hence the upcoming European Parliament elections, as any extension beyond this date would imply that the UK would have to organise a set of elections this May; something which bears a risk of instability in more institutions.
European Council President Donald Tusk however on Wednesday evening announced in a press conference that the EU was ready to grant the delay to the UK, but only if the House of Commons approves the deal as put forward by the British Prime Minister.
Tusk said that the length of the extension was open for discussion and that while an extension to 30 June "had its merits"; there were "political and legal questions" about delaying Brexit past 23 May.
Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow said earlier this week – after May's deal was shot down for a second time, this time by a 149 majority – that he would not allow May to table the deal for a third time without there being notable changes done. However, Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay told the BBC on Tuesday that the government would still try and find a way to table the deal in the Commons at some point next week.
The UK is entitled to cancel Article 50, and hence Brexit, up to 29 March – the day that they are meant to depart the Union – but they have to act and say as much if that is to occur, otherwise the country will leave the EU automatically without a deal, the EU official said.
Asked whether the UK would need a short extension to pass legislation in the House of Commons in the case of a no-deal Brexit, the official said that the EU was absolutely not considering such a notification, noting that the UK had more than enough time to prepare for a no-deal eventuality like the EU had done.
The economic impact of a no-deal Brexit on Malta is not predicted to be all that significant, with a small number of SMEs who rely solely on connections with the British market being those who will be most affected, the official said. This being said, the official described most stakeholders as being very calm about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
Asked whether Brexit had resulted in the increase of similar euro sceptic factions across Europe, the official said that Britain was in such a state in the run up to their supposed day of departure that it had done the opposite and made member states realise how precious the EU and access to the single market is.


…is dedicated to expanding the relationship between music/sound, dance/movement improvisation and real time composition.
The group searches the balance between all those elements where nether the music nor the dance takes the lead role eliminating the usual tendency of one becoming an accompaniment. Grapeshade focuses on wide range of tasks that shape each performance – response/repetition, reaction/ignorance towards individual impulse, minimalism/reduction, fragmentation, symbiosis, interruption, disturbance, and various other ways of transforming the present momentum into an alternative artistic form. The members of the group have also worked together in different constellations with other artists, among those Jörg Lukas Matthaei, Louise Wagner, Carlos Bustamante, Alexandru Pasca.


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Int'l Court Nixes UAE Request In Qatar Blockade Fight
The United Arab Emirates on Friday failed to persuade the International Court of Justice to prevent Qatar from escalating a dispute over an allegedly discriminatory and harmful blockade the larger country imposed after accusing Qatar of funding terrorist groups.
Trump Under Corporate Pressure To End China Trade War
More than 660 American companies and industry associations — including Walmart, Target, Macy's and other major retailers — urged President Donald Trump to resolve his administration's trade dispute with China, as the president's threat to slap tariffs on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods hangs in the balance.
FTC Says 13 Cos. Falsely Claim Privacy Shield Status
Thirteen companies received warning letters from the Federal Trade Commission for falsely claiming to participate in international privacy agreements that allow them to transfer data from Europe to the United States, the agency announced on Friday.
Fed. Circ. Questions Handling Of Dormant Duty Review
The Federal Circuit ruled Friday that the U.S. Department of Commerce has the authority to restart discontinued duty reviews, but questioned the agency's decision to impose a high anti-dumping duty on a company for not cooperating with a probe that resumed years after it had been halted.
EU, US Reach Deal On Hormone-Free Beef Imports
The European Union on Friday said it has struck a deal with the United States that guarantees American farmers a fixed share of a quota on hormone-free beef exports, ending a decadeslong trade battle over the U.S.' use of growth-promoting hormones in beef.
Top UK Court Won't Hear Bank Mellat's Disclosure Appeal
The U.K.'s Supreme Court has quashed a request by an Iranian bank to reverse a decision requiring it to hand over an underacted customer list as part of its $1.6 billion lawsuit against the British Treasury.
The last week has seen Citibank, ING and a number of other banks sue Sudan and the country's central bank, a London derivatives broker file an appeal against a rival that's accused it of poaching employees and foreign exchange specialists Monex sue two former workers. Here, Law360 looks at those and other new claims in the U.K.
US Pauses WTO Case Against China's IP Policies
The Trump administration has made the surprising move to suspend its World Trade Organization case against China's patent and technology transfer rules until the end of the year, the WTO announced Friday.
NY Regulator Looks To Extend Deutsche Bank Monitorship
New York's top financial services regulator isn't yet satisfied with Deutsche Bank's progress on strengthening its anti-money laundering compliance programs under a 2017 consent order and is moving to keep an outside monitor at the bank for longer, Law360 confirmed Thursday.
Trump-Xi Meeting Still In Doubt With Tariffs At The Ready
White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow signaled Thursday that President Donald Trump may quickly punish China with further tariffs if Chinese President Xi Jinping does not agree to a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of this month's G-20 summit.
Chinese Carbon Imports Undercut US Prices, Commerce Says
The U.S. Department of Commerce has handed down its early-phase tariffs on activated carbon imported from China after finding that the imports were sold in the U.S. at unfairly low prices, according to a notice to be published Friday in the Federal Register.
NY Wholesaler Pleads Guilty To Fake Military Gear Charges
A wholesaler from Brooklyn has pled guilty in Rhode Island federal court to charges stemming from the peddling of $20 million worth of phony, Chinese-made uniforms and gear to the U.S. military and government, the Department of Justice said Thursday.
US Says Expedia, Others Violated Sanctions With Cuban Trips
Three travel companies, including Expedia, have settled allegations that they helped tourists travel to Cuba or arranged trips for Cuban nationals five to eight years ago in violation of ongoing U.S. sanctions, the U.S. Treasury Department announced Thursday.
Hyundai Using ITC To Undermine Trial Court, Parts Co. Says
Direct Technologies International Inc. has urged a North Carolina federal court to enjoin Hyundai Motor America Inc. from asking the International Trade Commission to block DTI's imports, saying the auto giant is undermining litigation underway in district court.
China Vows To Remove Illegal Farm Subsidies Before April
The Chinese government will remove or alter its wheat and rice subsidies by March 31 after they were deemed illegal by a World Trade Organization panel that handed a win to the U.S., the WTO announced Thursday, marking a rare bit of cooperation in the otherwise acrimonious U.S.-China trade partnership.
ITC Greenlights Hefty Tariffs On Chinese Quartz
The U.S. International Trade Commission found that American quartz producers have been hobbled by unfairly traded quartz surface products from China, greenlighting the U.S. government to slap the imported countertops with triple-digit tariffs.
Another Iranian Military Force-Related Co. Sanctioned
An apparent financial conduit of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been sanctioned for allegedly trafficking hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of weapons to the military force's Iraqi-backed militias, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced Wednesday.
Flynn Ditches Covington Team For Mueller Conspiracist
Ex-national security adviser Michael Flynn has hired a lawyer who peddled conspiracy theories about the special counsel's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election to replace Covington & Burling LLP as he faces sentencing on a charge of lying to investigators.
Venezuelan Commodities Co. Gets Interim Arbitral Award OK'd
U.S. commodities supplier Tradiverse Corp. must pay a $650,000 interim arbitral award in a delivery dispute with a Venezuelan commodities merchant, a New York federal judge ruled Tuesday, concluding that Tradiverse was not denied a fair hearing as it had argued.
NJ Woman Cops To Smuggling $2M In Aircraft Parts To Iran
A New Jersey woman has pled guilty for her role in a scheme to smuggle $2 million worth of U.S.-made aircraft parts to Iranian airlines, including one with ties to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which the Trump administration recently labeled a terrorist group, the U.S. Department of Justice said Tuesday.
Treasury Blacklists Syrian Luxury Developer For Assad Ties
The U.S. Department of the Treasury on Tuesday slapped sanctions on a Syrian luxury developer and his business empire, which includes the Four Seasons Damascus, in a bid to choke out financial assistance to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Feds Say Taped Calls Are Fair Game In Oil Bribery Case
Prosecutors said Monday that a Florida man accused of bribing PetroEcuador officials can't claim to have lawyered up before he was secretly recorded by an informant because the recordings dealt with a crime that hadn't yet been committed.
Seafood Co. Says Rival Spawned From Stolen Trade Secrets
Frozen seafood company High Liner Foods hit a Los Angeles-based rival with a suit in California federal court Tuesday claiming that former employees of a High Liner division started the competing business using stolen trade secrets.
No Tax On $4M Gain For Greek Mining Co., DC Circ. Affirms
The Internal Revenue Service again lost arguments to tax $4 million that a Greek mining company accrued after redeeming a U.S. partnership interest when the D.C. Circuit ruled Tuesday that the sale did not result in U.S.-sourced income.
That Was Guacward: Brother Always Had Right To Avocado IP
A Dominican avocado company has dropped its plant patent infringement suit against a competitor run by the inventor's brother, telling a Florida federal court that he always had a right to use the patented avocado.
Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
Today, 89 percent of court reporters are women, but I remember sitting behind my steno machine in the '80s and being asked by a judge if I, as a woman, would have the emotional fortitude to work a murder case, says Karen Santucci, chairwoman of the Plaza College court reporting program.
NC Is Perfect Candidate For Foreign-Income Tax Conformity
With the lowest state corporate tax rate, an international manufacturing base, and a high-tech and university cluster, North Carolina is a great testing ground for the success of the preferential 13 percent federal tax rate for foreign-derived intangible income, says Rick Minor of Womble Bond Dickinson LLP.
Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
The proposal by Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., for a constitutionally mandated nine-justice U.S. Supreme Court does not address any of the well-known problems with the current system — problems that could be solved through a nonpartisan package of reforms, says Gordon Renneisen of Cornerstone Law Group.
Clarifications Needed After DOJ's New FCPA Policy
The U.S. Department of Justice's recent revisions to its Foreign Corrupt Practices Act corporate enforcement policy fall short of answering several key cooperation questions faced by companies, say attorneys with Crowell & Moring LLP.
US Policy On Cuba Litigation Comes With Risks For Cos.
A newly effective embargo measure that allows U.S. claimants to sue the Cuban government in U.S. courts for confiscated Cuban property may soon be expanded to permit lawsuits against non-Cuban entities operating in Cuba. Attorneys at Greenberg Traurig LLP discuss key issues surrounding the policy change.
Assessing Compliance Risk Under DOJ China Initiative
The U.S. Department of Justice's China Initiative should be a signal to Chinese companies, multinational companies with Chinese subsidiaries, and U.S.-based investors in Chinese companies — it's time to design and implement strong anti-corruption and anti-bribery programs, says Jean Chow-Callam of FTI Consulting Inc.
Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
The U.S. Supreme Court's unanimous ruling on Wednesday in Obduskey v. McCarthy & Holthus LLP removes nearly all activities taken by creditors seeking nonjudicial foreclosure of liens and mortgages from the ambit of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, says John Baxter of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP.
Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
These days, a popular theme in media is that lawyers' jobs will be taken by robots. However, based on the tech issues discussed at the South by Southwest technology conference in Austin, Texas, last month, robots may in fact need lawyers, says Nick Abrahams of Norton Rose Fulbright.
In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
You passed the bar exam and are ready for the character and fitness committee interview. Time to think about how to discuss that minor incident in college, that misdemeanor in high school or that mental health issue that you have totally under control, says Richard Maltz of Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC.
How China's Version Of CFIUS Will Expand Security Reviews
China's foreign investment security review regime shares many characteristics with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States. And as tensions rise between the two countries, China, like the U.S., is set to scrutinize more deals, says Guogang Li of the Tahota Law Firm.
Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
My initial reaction to "Doing Justice" was that author Preet Bharara may have bitten off more than he could chew — an accusation leveled against him when he served as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York — but I found the book full of helpful gems, says U.S. District Judge Cynthia Bashant of the Southern District of California.
Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
Though most experts believe that an imminent recession is unlikely, slowdown fears are increasing. Now is the time for firms to consider how to best leverage their communications and marketing teams to lessen impacts from a potential economic slowdown, says Tom Orewyler of Tom Orewyler Communications LLC.
FTC Must Step Up Policies On False 'Made In USA' Claims
While the Federal Trade Commission is mandated to defend the integrity of "made in USA" labels, settlements in recent years have established a trend of failing to punish even the most egregious of fraudulent claims, says Anson Smuts of O'Keefe.
The Future Of The USMCA: 3 Possible Scenarios
The Trump administration would like Congress to pass the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement by June, but progress has been slow. The deal's fate will depend on cooperation from Democrats, support from Republicans and the strategy pursued by the president, says Robert Kyle of Hogan Lovells.
An Emerging Road Map For FCPA Compliance, Cooperation
Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act has firmly entered a new era of transparency under U.S. Department of Justice Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski, says Kevin Feldis of Perkins Coie LLP.


In her role as a clinical trial unit research nurse, Mrs. Mayagoitia-Romo carries out research protocols as pertaining to nursing policy and procedures with research participants and their families and ensures that a safe and supportive environment during their visits are maintained at all times. She serves as a liaison between the participants, their physicians, study coordinators and pharmacists, to ensure the best care possible.
Mrs. Mayagoitia-Romo graduated from LAC-USC Nursing School 100th class and subsequently continued working at LAC-USC General Hospital. In 1988, she came to Norris Cancer Hospital as an Oncology RN and worked in Oncology units before coming to Clinical Trials Unit.
Mrs. Mayagoitia-Romo enjoys life with family and friends. She volunteers at her church children ministry and delights in attending her woman's bible study fellowship every Thursday morning.


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Finally after three years of writing stories set in Japan, I feel like I'm getting the hang of honorifics, the suffixes used after names. Admittedly, in past books, I've made some errors. I've used -san where I should have used -kun or nothing, and other such mistakes that make me cringe.
You maybe wondering the relevance of the photo of the little boy. Other than the fact that he's so cute, the title of the picture is Tomohito-kun, -kun being a suffix used by older people when addressing a younger male.
Perhaps the most important thing about the suffixes is their subtlety. Although there are basic guidelines for the use of each suffix, these honorifics are also incredibly subtle. I've found that when I'm not sure which one to use, I just need to take a moment and feel my way into the characters, feel in my heart their relationship to each other and then the appropriate honorific comes to mind. Now, working on Beautiful Samurai, Old Ghosts, when I re-read what I'm currently writing, I feel there is a much more natural flow to the language and that the way they address each other is basically appropriate.
One thing I've also read about the use of honorifics and which takes away the sense of rigidity I had when using them in previous novels is the fact that they're often fluid. A person addressing another may use one honorific that is appropriate to their relationship in one context and then use a different one in another context. Bearing that in mind, I have a much easier time understanding how to use these suffixes and I've found that they are a beautiful and very refined way of addressing another human being.
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. New stories of people who fell under the sway of cults and other forms of undue influence but who were able to break free.
. New information on the many sophisticated ways social media are now used for mind control.
. Information on the neuroscience behind mind control.
. A look at what legislators, courts, mental health professionals, and ordinary citizens can do to resist mind control and make our world a safer place.
The techniques of undue influence have evolved dramatically, and continue to do so. Today, a vast array of methods exist to deceive, manipulate, and indoctrinate people into closed systems of obedience and dependency. Sadly, the essential information in this book is still not widely known or understood. People around the world remain largely unprepared for the new realities of mind control. But you are far from helpless. There is a great deal you can do to stay safe, sane, and whole-and to help the people you care about to do the same. And if someone you love is already part of a mind-control group, there is much you can do to help them break free and rebuild their life. This book will give you the tools you need. As you read this book, you'll learn to develop, use, and trust your critical thinking skills; your intuition; your bodily and emotional awareness; your ability to ask the right questions; and your skill at doing quick, useful research. You'll also learn to create a healthy balance of openness and skepticism. As you will see, the entire process begins and ends with discernment.


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How much time do you lose daily, making up your mind about that?With the door in your hand? Just gazing. Closing the door. Opening again. Wondering. Fighting yourself and the cravings.
How often in a week does that make you end up in a fast food chain, a quick bite restaurant, a drive to the night shop, a stop at a gas station?


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Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno tells us about his debut solo album as The S.L.P.: "I've been completely reborn"
"This isn't Kasabian. It's a completely different sport"
Andrew Trendell
Serge Pizzorno
Kasabian guitarist Serge Pizzorno as described his upcoming debut solo album as The S.L.P. as an exercise in freedom and the opportunity to show the world an "updated self-portrait."
Last month, the guitarist and songwriter surprised fans last when he shared his debut solo track 'Favourites' – a collaboration with Little Simz. The rave-inspired 'Nobody Else' followed, before a full album and UK/European tour was announced today – also featuring special guest slowthai.
"I've been describing the album as an updated self-portrait," Pizzorno told NME at a playback of the record, following a Q&A between himself and comedian Noel Fielding. "There are three tracks following this 'meanwhile' concept in the beginning, middle and end. The tunes in between kind of make up the story. It's always fascinated me that during the 'meanwhile' you can be here, but somewhere completely different. I tuned into that then filled in the gaps.
"I was delving into my personality, then dialling it up."
So what does the album tell us about the real Serge Pizzorno in 2019?
"I'm feeding into the media, I'm feeding into myself, and I'm feeding into everything that's around me," he replied. "It's what is coming into my brain. It feels like Britain, it feels like me, it feels like where I started, where I am and where I'm going. I'm on this journey – we all are."
As for the sound, Pizzorno drew on a number of genres – from dance music, the cinematic scope of Ennio Morricone, indie and "skits on hip-hop records".
"This time I ditched instruments and just made sounds with my voice, nicked sounds off the telly, nicked sounds off the net and just made stuff," Pizzorno continued. "I was just recording the underground, recording tables and just finding sonics to strip away the layers and have a new sound."
The inspiration behind 'Favourites' was also borrowed, after he heard two girls discussing dating apps while on a bus.
"This online persona is in the way of the real you," Pizzorno told NME of the track. "They're screaming out inside you but you can't be that person. You have to be the perfect version of yourself, and none of us are.
"Behind closed doors we're all as ridiculous, beautiful and crazy as everyone else. But to the world you have to show this performance. It takes us even further away from who we really are."
Would it be fair to say that The S.L.P is the most exaggerated version of Pizzorno himself?
"Yes, it's true! Exactly, exactly, exactly."
Kasabian. Credit: Dean Chalkley/NME
After admitting that he's already in the process of writing the next Kasabian album, Pizzorno said that he feels so invigorated by the process of making his solo record that the energy is bound to feed back into the band.
"What's exciting for me is that I've been completely reborn," Pizzorno says. "It's reminded me of why I wanted to be an artist. Why does anybody want to make anything? It's that first moment when you can be anything you want. You're not weighed down by expectation or what it should or needs to be. All of the other forces in your world slip away. When you're sat there as a five-year-old kid, you get a bit of paper and you just draw, or you just pick up a guitar and you just draw. You don't care what any of it's about, you don't care if it means anything, you just do it."
He continued: "This has jogged my memory back to that."
Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno goes solo as The SLP
As for the upcoming tour dates, Pizzorno said that fans should expect the unexpected.
"Bullet point one is that the photo from the pit can not look like the band I'm in," he added. "The band I'm in are pretty amazing at what we do, so why would I want to do anything like that? This is a different sport. I'm in a different game.
"Once you start clearing the tables, it gets pretty exciting. You start thinking 'What can it be?' Then your mind starts to race. Then you start to think, 'Fuck, this could be exciting'. You're gonna come to see it and think, 'Fuck, I was not expecting that'. I will be like nothing I've done previously."
The S.L.P.'s upcoming UK and European tour dates are below.
5 – SWG3, Glasgow
6 – Albert Hall, Manchester
7– O2 Institute, Birmingham
9 – EartH, London
10 – EartH, London
12 – Circo Magnolia, Milan
13 – Gretchen, Berlin
16 – Paradiso Noord, Amsterdam
The S.L.P. is released on August 30.


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Visitors checking-in to England's Damson Dene Hotel won't find Bibles in their nightstands… but they will find a copy of E.L. James' bestselling novel, "Fifty Shades of Grey"!
Denby says he will not banish the Bible altogether. Hotel guests can still request a copy from the front desk.
"Fifty Shades of Grey" has become a worldwide publishing sensation, with over 31 million copies sold.
The Bible is the bestselling book of all time, having sold more than 6 billion copies.


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Charles Dunn Motor Engineer
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Soho Mills Management Co. Ltd
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From paper mill to present day - over its 156 years the Soho Mill has lived through fascinating times from horses and straw to internet and hi-tech businesses, what a journey!
Truly steeped in history
For over a thousand years the River Wye powered water mills and at one time paper manufacturing was a very important industry in the valley. Soho Mills closed for paper making in July 1984 and the last paper mill - Glory Mill - closed at the millennium with both sites having been developed for other purposes, business and residential.
This synopsis follows the journey that The Soho Mills has taken to arrive at the current day. Extracts have been taken with thanks from G.T Mandl's "Three hundred years in paper" and a compilation of local research and is accurate to the best of our knowledge.
Richard Monson
The paper manufacturing companies of Soho Mills
The Soho Mill was purchased by Thomas, Stephens & Green on the 25th June 1860 for around £8,200.00 and the paper manufacturing business was started. The Mill was setup to manufacture paper from straw brought in from agricultural land around. Mr William Thomas the main drive behind the business resided in the Mill House fronting Town Lane (now offices). He was assisted by his two sons, Edwin & John who lived in the village. The three of them made up most of the office staff for the Mill in its early days. Business was tough from the start but moderate profits were made. In 1863 William Thomas was affected by a rare heart condition and told he must retract from the stress of business. He moved out to Wycombe but retained an active role in the business until his death in 1874. The business became J. & E. Thomas & Green consisting of John Thomas, Edwin Thomas & Roland Green. The brothers fell out around 1884 and Roland made a tough decision to support John, which after many hours of hard negotiation resulted in Edwin being bought out. This lead to the partnership's demise and the formation of a limited company, Thomas Green Ltd.
It is reported that the firm was in every way progressive, in business, policy and advertising and not frightened to try new technologies. As an example in 1909 Thomas Green processed a shipment of bamboo through its esparto boilers, being the first time it had been used as a raw material for paper making, a forward thinking approach for the time.
Soho Mills Site Map
Site map of units and businesses
View of Thomas & Green Soho Mill in 1912
Enlargement of Soho Mills 1936
By 1936 Soho Mills under Thomas Green Ltd were among the largest and oldest established paper manufacturers in Buckinghamshire, and also recognised as the leading colour paper producers in the country. This success made the expansion of the mill imperative. At this time some 300 workers were employed on the site and it was decided most of the expansion work, with the exception of the steel could be done locally by the Mills dutiful employees. The work was carried out over a period of two years without serious disruption to the general working of the mill. Their hard efforts were recognised when everyone was invited to a celebration party to mark the completion of the enlargement program. The average weekly production of paper increased from 60 to 100 tons, quite phenomenal.
The extension works included: Large extensions to No1 & No2 machine houses – All buildings now equipped with 5 ton hand operated cranes along with a 1 ton electric crane. Soho Mills now boasts every modern machine available to the paper-making industry. A new cutting house and cutters – a new web stock room amongst many other improvements.
Despite the improvements and their buoyant position it was clear things were changing fast, infighting on the board created irreparable rifts and the business suffered through the late 50's and early 60's and it was decided to seek external support. G. T. Mandl was appointed to the board in 1964 and the state of the company's financial affairs were not looking good, the company was making heavy losses. It was clear big changes were necessary.
In 1983 Thomas & Green Ltd moved to Peterborough
Due to falling demand in the market, the production of coloured papers, branded covers and book cloth and other items, meant orders decreased to the extent that it became uneconomical to continue production at Soho Mills. In July 1984 production finally ceased with the loss of 25 jobs. 100 years of paper manufacturing came sadly to a grinding halt.
1985 Wycombe Trading Estate Ltd is setup and purchases the Soho Mill Complex and the units are sold to private individuals
This invokes the necessity to manage a modern independent industrial estate – the new owners come together to discuss the options and possible solutions. The SMMC concept evolved and is functional today.
1987 Soho Mills Management Company is formed to manage the estate (SMMC Ltd)
The first chairman Huge Evans forms the company and creates a board of directors to answer to the proprietors – a management team is created. Additional car parking space is purchase on Town Lane. New estate lighting is introduced throughout. New estate gates are added with security control. Rubbish skips and paper waist are provided within the service charge.
A list of chairmen to date:
Hugh Evans
Dereck Cheeseman
Bob Offer
Charles Dunn
Richard Monson (Current)
The Soho Mills Industrial Estate as it looks today
First world war memorial plaque locate on Mill House Town lane side
One of the last books covered with paper made at the Soho Mills paper mill
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What Is the Equity-Efficiency Tradeoff when Maintaining Wells in Rural Haiti?
This paper quantitatively compares water infrastructure interventions that prioritize equity with those that prioritize efficiency. The community-based model developed by Haiti Outreach (HO) trains communities to operate and maintain wells, and has clear efficiency gains over the status quo aid model in Haiti that gives communities wells: HO's wells were 8.7 percentage points more likely to be functioning after one year than similarly-constructed wells managed under the status quo model. Because HO's model includes user fees, which raise concerns about equity, I quantify the equity-efficiency tradeoff posed by community-based and aid interventions by determining the preferences of a social planner indifferent between these types of water infrastructure interventions. Since HO's user fees are only 0.6 percent of median income in rural Haiti, under most specifications the efficiency gains of the community-based model outweigh the equity concerns addressed by the aid model.
Keywords: Haiti, Haiti Outreach, Community-Based Water Intervention, Well Maintenance, Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Water-Person-Year.
JEL codes: 4, I1, O1, O2, O3, Q2.
Suggested citation: Aliprantis , Dionissi, 2014. "What Is the Equity-Efficiency Tradeoff when Maintaining Wells in Rural Haiti?" Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Working Paper, no. 14-24.


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Q: How does "bidirectional" transmission on gigabit ethernet work 2? I was looking for an answer to the question how the 1000BASE-T transmission works and I came up with this post How does "bidirectional" transmission on gigabit ethernet work? but still a few issues it is not clear to me. If I understand your answers correctly, if on the two sides of the wire you receive a signal, say +1, each recipient will receive a +2 signal. The question remains: what happens if we send two signals say +1, -1 and on the other hand a signal with a value of 0 will be given in the same pair. Is this possible? If so, will the 0 signal meet the +1 signal and then it will meet with the -1 signal, so will the value we get will be 0? From the answers there, we get +1, but I do not know why. I decided to ask a new question because I have too little reputation to add a comment :(

A: This is a lot easier to understand if you're familiar with the rope wave metaphor:
In (a) the hand has waved up and down and a wave has started to travel along the rope. In (b) it's moved again and sent a second wave, as if corresponding to sending (+1, +1). You could imagine moving the hand down to send a -1 wave.
Multiple impulses can and will be in flight along the wire at the same time. Including reflections of your transmission from the other end.

A: The technique used is called echo-cancellation.  It uses the idea that you know what you are sending, so you can subtract it from what you are receiving.
This paper goes into quite a lot of detail.