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Caroline Elisabeth Cull

Caroline Elisabeth Cull (born 16 November, 1994) is an Australian LGBT rights activist, blogger, writer, filmmaker and actor. They are best known for advocating for better inclusion and representation for Asexuality in mainstream film and television. 
In 2023, they were one of the brand ambassadors of the Johnnie Walker “Keep Walking Proudly” campaign for Sydney World Pride. This is known to be the world’s first pride campaign with Asexual representation.
== Personal life ==
Born in 1994, Cull grew up in the suburbs of Perth, Western Australia. They had trouble fitting in, in school and it wasn’t until 2019 that they discovered they were Asexual. 
Cull was taught at Living Waters Lutheran College, and often credits their year 9 English Teacher Angela Sather for inciting their passion for creative writing.
== Career ==
As of 2022, Cull works as a featured writer and LGBTQIA+ contributor for BuzzFeed, PopSugar, MamaMia, Daily Star (United Kingdom), QueerAF UK. They have also been a featured voice in podcasts like News.com.au “I’ve Got News For You,” Sounds Fake But Okay, Joy 94.9’s Well Well Well and have previously featured on a podcast for The United Nations Youth Envoy. 
Cull has worked a script consultant and actor in the television and film industry. Most recently working on Asexual themes in a Pilot called Girl Riot and as an extra for Rostered On’s Counter Girls. Cull is currently working on developing the world’s first television series with an Asexual identifying lead.
Cull runs two successful Instagram blogs talking about their experiences with Asexuality and highlighting accurate representation in mainstream media. They reach have an average total reach of 50,000-100,000 people every month.
 
Category:Living people
Category:1994 births
Category:Asexual people
Category:Australian LGBT rights activists
Caroline Koziol

Caroline Koziol is a Polish-British actress known for her work in British television, including roles in popular series such as Hollyoakshttps://metro.co.uk/2021/12/01/hollyoaks-spoilers-katja-returns-to-save-warren-from-prison-in-twist-15682839/,Line of Duty, and EastEnders . Caroline's prominence grew significantly thanks to her TikTok series, the "Karolka Show," which has attracted millions of views, earning her TikTok Oscar nominations for Best Comedy. The show's blend of comedic skits and commentary has made her a well-known figure on social media, expanding her fanbase beyond traditional media.
 
Caroline Koziol was born in a small town in southern Poland. She developed an interest in the arts from a young age and pursued formal education in Dance and Theatre Performance. She later attended the London School of Dramatic Art, where she graduated with a postgraduate degree in Acting. She resides in Greater London. She published three travel books.
Category:Actresses
Category:British television
Category:British people
Caroline Le Souef

Caroline Le Souef (15 July 1834 – 8 March 1915) was an Australian artist who was born in England in 1834 to John Cotton. As a child, she migrated to Australia with her family in 1843, living in Goulburn River Valley, and was educated in Melbourne, Victoria. She married Albert Alexander Cochrane Le Souëf in 1853. Caroline would provide sketches and artworks to complement the work of Albert Le Souef during their time in the Goulburn River Valley when the treatment of Aboriginal people was conducted under a Protectorat, with Albert taking an active role. Albert and Caroline would document the customs of the local Aboriginal people during this time.
After Albert was appointed foundation director of the Melbourne Zoo Gardens in 1880, the pair toured Europe, and Caroline has a number of sketches attributed to the collection of specimens around this time. Later in life, Caroline Le Souef made a series of oil paintings depicting Aboriginal life.
She died in 1915 and is buried in Melbourne General Cemetery. Her grave is listed as a notable figure in the cemetery.
Category:1834 births
Category:1915 deaths
Category:Australian artists
Category:People from Barnstaple
Caroline Martins (chef)

Caroline Martins is a Brazilian cook and contestant of the MasterChef (Brazilian season 4) TV show competition.
After being eliminated from the show, she studied gastronomy at the Le Cordon Bleu culinary school in London and subsequently worked at restaurants across the United Kingdom and Italy, including Trenkerstube at Hotel Castel in Tirolo and Galvin La Chapelle in London.
In July 2020, she was selected by the Craft Guild of Chefs as a semi-finalist for the 2020 National Chef of the Year (NCOTY) competition.
==In the media==
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Category:1986 births
Category:Brazilian chefs
Category:People from São Paulo (state)
Category:MasterChef (Brazilian TV series) participants
Caroline Welles

Caroline Welles was born on November 21st, 1989. She grew up in Beverly, Massachusetts, and attended Miss Porter’s School in Farmington, Connecticut, where she served on the Alumnae Board. She studied Sociology at the University of Edinburgh before returning to the United States to work in politics.
==Career==
Welles worked on the Hillary Clinton campaign in 2016, living in Iowa, Colorado, and Washington. She went on to spend over six and a half years at the Democratic National Committee with a brief interlude as a Political Appointee at the U.S. Department of Interior during the Biden Administration. 
Welles reestablished The First Ask in 2023, a 527 Political Action Committee that encourages pro-choice, Democratic women to run for state legislature. The First Ask is supporting nine women candidates in the 2024 election cycle, as of February 2023. Welles serves as the Executive Director.
==Personal life==
Caroline and her husband, Harrison Hart, were married in 2023 and live in Washington, DC. They have a Bernedoodle named Haggis and a cat named Ceilidh.
Category:1989 births
Category:People from Beverly, Massachusetts
Category:University of Edinburgh alumni
Category:American people
Carolyn Aronson

Carolyn Aronson (nee Plummer) is an American Latina entrepreneur who created the styling brand It's a 10 Haircare. She is one of the only female independent owners of a professional haircare brand in the world.
== Early life ==
Aronson was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey to a Puerto Rican mother. She was the 11th child out of 12 in her family. When she was two years old, she and a brother were adopted by a family in Michigan. She did not learn she was of Puerto Rican descent until she was 22.
== Career ==
Aronson became a hairdresser when she was 18. She founded the salon Allianza in Southfield, Michigan in 1998. 
=== Early entrepreneurial failure ===
Aronson, along with Scott Scharg founded the styling product range LINQ in 2002. The company used multiple vendors for its product line and had significant quality control issues. It closed in 2005.
In 2005, Aronson founded It's a 10 with Scharg in Detroit, Michigan,, each of whom invested $40,000 in the business. They launched their first product, Miracle Leave-In, in 2006. The product was designed to solve multiple haircare issues for many types of hair. At the time, the product was positioned as a salon-only product, which hairdressers could both use and sell to their customers. They took what was at the time an unusual approach to publicizing their product, giving away samples to hairdressers and consumers in order to generate interest in the product. As of 2020, the company sells over 14 million units of Miracle Leave-In Spray per year.
Aronson bought out Scharg in 2017 and is now the sole owner of the business. She is one of the only female owners of a beauty brand; most are owned and run by men.
It's a 10 ran an advertisement during the 2017 Super Bowl, becoming the first independently owned haircare product brand to do so. In 2017 the company also expanded their direct-to-customer ecommerce operation, growing direct online sales from $200,000 that year to $8 million in 2020.
In 2019, Aronson launched It's a 10 in the UK as its first foray into international markets.
In November 2020, Aronson launched the cosmetics brand Be a 10. The stated goal of the brand is to simplify and streamline cosmetics for women.
Dun and Bradstreet reports It's a 10's annual revenue as being $36.72 million.; however, elsewhere it has variously been reported as having annual revenue of over $400 million and half a billion dollars,.
== Personal life ==
Aronson married Scott Scharg in 2000. They divorced in 2004. 
She married Jeff Aronson on February 14, 2016. She and Aronson bought a mansion for $19.55 million on La Gorce Island in Miami Beach, FL in December 2019.
In October 2020 Aronson announced that she was 20 weeks pregnant at the age of 53. She gave birth to her daughter, Aliyah Dream, on February 12, 2021, and currently has a blended family of three daughters and two sons with her husband.
Category:American entrepreneurs
Category:American female entrepreneurs
Carolyn McKenzie Carter

Hallie Carolyn McKenzie Carter (1919 - April 21, 2010) was an American photojournalist who worked for the Atlanta Constitution (now the Atlanta Journal-Constitution) from 1940 until the early 1950s. She was the first woman to serve in this position at the Constitution. She was the first woman to serve in this position at the Constitution. 
Raised in Moultrie, Georgia, Carter is a graduate of the Nashville-based Ward-Belmont School and the University of Georgia’s Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications. In 1940, Carter began working for the Atlanta Constitution, a popular newspaper published by famous anti-segregationist, Ralph Mcgill. During her tenure at the paper, Carter covered the mobilization of the Second World War and feminist icons like Rosie the Riveter. A well-known photo taken by Carter depicted a child demonstrating an iron lung at Atlanta’s Grady Hospital, spurring recognition of Georgia’s advances in polio treatment since Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1920 creation of the Warm Spring Foundation. 
Carter met Lieutenant Donnel Earl Carter, cousin of President Jimmy Carter and a journalist for a competing newspaper, while on an assignment in New York. The couple married in 1942. 
After marrying, Carolyn began working for the Georgia Department of Commerce (now the Georgia Department of Economic Development), traveling frequently with her husband and doing journalistic work in Macon, New York, and Washington D.C. Carter was an important contributor to the growth of Georgia’s tourism, leading the sector to become the state’s second leading industry. 
Following her stint in the state department, Carter became a commercial photographer for the Coca-Cola Company, traveling overseas to document the organization’s international expansion for its employee magazine, The Refresher. In 1982, she and her husband retired to Sea Island. 
Carolyn died on April 21, 2010. Beyond her career, she was an avid golfer and enjoyed the Theater and reading. 
Prior to her death, husband Don Carter created the University of Georgia Don E. and Carolyn McKenzie Carter Endowment for Journalism to fund the University’s Chair for Excellence in Journalism. In 1986, Carolyn was designated a Master Photographer by the Professional Photographers of America and became the first female “Man of the Year” from the Industrial Photographers of America. Other awards include the Georgia Department of Economic Development’s Carolyn Carter Award, which strives to honor travel photographers who “exhibit a commitment to tourism”, as well as membership in the inaugural class of Grady Fellows at the University of Georgia. Her early and active participation on the Georgia Women of Achievement Board of Trustees was honored on March 9, 2017 with her induction into the Georgia Women of Achievement. 
Category:1919 births
Category:American people	
Category:University of Georgia alumni
Category:Photojournalists
Category:2010 deaths
Carolyn Nabarro

Carolyn Nabarro, also known as Carolyn Denmark, (born in 1957) is a British presenter. She is Deaf and a British Sign Language user.
==Activity==
Nabarro works as a freelance presenter. She is best known for her appearances on BBC’s deaf magazine See Hear, as a TV interpreter for ITV West, and in several programmes for BSLBT, for example ‘Under The Lamp’. She often appears to translate information into British Sign Language on informative videos for charities and government bodies. 
She also had a small acting role in the BBC deaf drama ‘Switch’ as Angela. 
Nabarro worked for Voluntary Service Overseas and the British Council in Nepal, being involved in projects aimed at developing deaf communities.
Nabarro has also worked as coordinator for interpreting and sign language training for organisations such as Remark!, and she worked as a liaison coordinator for the British Sign Language Corpus Project, a research project aimed at creating a corpus linguistics of British Sign Language.
==Personal life== 
Nabarro comes from a six-generation deaf family. She is married to Clark Denmark.
Category:Deaf television presenters
Category:Deaf people from England
Category:1957 births
Carolyn White

Carolyn "C" White is the head coach of the Bentley University women's basketball team. She took over the role in 2020 following the retirement of Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame coach Barbara Stevens (basketball). White has been helping to coach the Falcons alongside Stevens for the past 18 years, serving first as an assistant and then eventually as the associate head coach beginning in the 2016-17 season. In 2008, the coaching pair was awarded "Best Coaching Combo" in NCAA Division II by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association.
In the spring of 2019, White was one of 12 inductees to enter the A STEP UP Assistant Coaches Hall of Fame. White was the first women's assistant coach in NCAA Division II to receive the honor.
== Education ==
White was a stand out student-athlete at Westwood High School (Massachusetts) where she helped contribute to four successful undefeated records in the Tri-Valley League over the course of her high school career. Her accomplishments as a Wolverine were later acknowledged when she was inducted into the Westwood High School Hall of Fame in 2008. Following high school, White decided to continue both her academic and athletic career at Bentley University, graduating in 2001 with a major in Marketing.
== College Playing Career ==
From 1997 through 2001 White played Point guard for the Bentley Falcons, leading the team as a starter during both her junior and senior campaigns under head coach Barbara Stevens. In her third year on the team, she played a pivotal role in helping to secure a 27-4 record and was ultimately selected as the team's Most valuable player|MVP that season. The following season (2000-2001), her team managed to best their previous year's record, finishing 31-3 her senior year. White put up many impressive career totals during her time as a Falcon and still ranks among the top in categories including: points (1,056 - 33rd all-time), assists (486 - 12th all-time), and three-pointers (164 - 7th all-time).
== Coaching Career ==
Since joining the coaching staff at Bentley, White has experienced a winning outcome in 76.3% of games with an overall record of 438-136. As the recruiting coordinator, White has been recognized for bringing in some of the most prominent players in program history. She helped lead the program to a NCAA Division II National championship in 2014. Additionally, White's teams have received a little over a dozen NCAA tournament bids, resulting in four Elite Eight appearances as well. In terms of league play, with White as a coach, the Bentley University Women's Basketball Program has won seven Northeast-10 Conference regular season championships in addition to an equivalent number of league play-off championship titles.
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Category:Female sports coaches
Category:Women's basketball coaches
Category:living people
Carpages.ca

Carpages.ca is a Canadian online marketplace for buying and selling new and used cars. The company was founded in 2004, as a division of Canadian technology company, Autopath Technologies Inc that specializes in providing solutions for the automotive retail industry. The site also provides users with automotive reviews, info about dealers and comparison tools to compare financing and insurance options available for cars. The website, after its launch, is named as one of the major Canadian based platform that hosts listings of vehicles for sale across Canada.
 
Carpages.ca has been covered in national news outlets as a pioneer to provide a platform for B2B and B2C operations to connect consumers with certified used and new car dealers.
==History==
Carpages.ca was founded in 2004 by Autopath Technologies Inc. as an online automotive marketing platform to connect car buyers with car sellers. The company headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario. The platform started offering a full automotive product line that includes used car listing, nearby dealers, finance and insurance related services. In 2015, Carpages.ca partnered with Carfax Canada to enhance functionality like adding vehicle history and recall alerts to the website's shopping and vehicle information pages.
In April 2019, a new mobile inventory tool was released to integrate multiple online marketplaces in realtime: Carpages.ca, Kijiji, AutoTrader, CarGurus, and Facebook Marketplace. Vehicle listings can be created and edited by scanning a vehicle's VIN and the information is automatically uploaded into the listing form fields.
Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic In April 2020, Carpages.ca started a contactless way to buy a car.“Buy From Home”, allows buyers to tour, inspect, and sign documents online. Once a vehicle is purchased, the dealer drops off the disinfected car at the new owner's home.
==Products and website==
Carpages.ca is an online marketplace that enables shoppers to research and purchase new and used cars from certified dealers. The customer can search and differentiate cars by body style, make and model, city, price range, mileage, and other features.
The specialized editorial team of Carpages.ca reviews new and used cars. The team is well versed to educate car buyers with various tips, blogs, guides, and best practices.
==Mobile apps==
The “Carpages.ca ” app is available on iOS and Android devices.
==Awards and recognition==
2014 Webby Awards Honoree for excellence in “Web: General Website, Car Sites and Car Culture.”
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* Carpages.ca on Facebook
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Category:Automotive websites
Category:Online automotive companies
Category:Online automotive companies of Canada
Category:Internet properties established in 2004
Carpal tunnel syndrome

Median neuropathy in the carpal tunnel produces a slew of symptoms and indicators known as carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). In most cases of CTS, the median nerve is compressed as it passes through the carpal tunnel in the wrist (IMNCT). The term "idiopathic" refers to a condition in which the nerve is being pressed on by no other disease process. A genetic predisposition is the most significant risk factor for this condition.
Wrist fractures and rheumatoid arthritis are two more possible causes of CTS. Swelling, haemorrhage, and deformity all contribute to compression of the median nerve after a fracture. As the synovial lining of the tendon becomes larger, it compresses the tendon.
The most common symptoms are tingling and numbness in the thumb, index, middle, and ring fingers. Pain without tingling is not typical of IMNCT, despite the fact that it is often reported. It is more likely that the numbness will be characterised as painful because of how severe it is.
When symptoms are most severe, they are more likely to occur at night. As IMNCT progresses, the muscles at the base of the thumb begin to weaken and shrink (atrophy), resulting in a loss of sensation.
There is an increased chance of developing CTS due to work-related variables such as vibration, wrist extension or flexion as well as hand force and repetition. Genetics is the sole known cause of IMNCT. All other potential danger factors are still up for discussion. In conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, IMNCT and CTS must be considered independently.
Symptoms and indicators of IMNCT may be used to make a strong case for diagnosis. With electrodiagnostic testing, the IMNCT may be quantified.
Wearing a wrist splint reduces the number of times you wake up in the middle of the night. Although corticosteroids may reduce symptoms better than a simulated (placebo) treatment, there is no way to know for sure. No data exists to suggest that corticosteroid injection affects the disease's normal course, which seems to be a progressive neuropathy.
Transverse carpal ligament surgery is currently the sole recognised therapy for the illness.
Category:Mononeuropathies of upper limb
Category:Physical ergonomics
Category:Syndromes affecting the nervous system
Carrie Jenkinson

Carrie Jenkinson is is a British milliner and fashion designer renowned for her innovative and luxurious hat and mask designs. Over her career, she has gained recognition from leading fashion magazines and worked with prominent figures in the fashion industry and beyond.
==Early Life and Education==
Carrie Jenkinson studied nursing at the University of the West of England (UWE) and Bath's Royal United Hospital (RUH) before transitioning into fashion. Her passion for fashion led her to enroll at the London College of Fashion in 2011, where she formally began her career in design.
==Career==
Jenkinson established her own millinery brand, gaining recognition for her unique approach to hat design. Her creations have been featured in prestigious fashion magazines such as Vogue, Grazia, and Harper's Bazaar. In 2018, she was recognized as one of the top milliners in the UK by Harper's Bazaar.
In 2013, Jenkinson began designing masks for the Elephant Family foundation, founded by Mark Shand. Her lion and butterfly masks were featured in Vogue and worn by esteemed guests at fundraising events attended by HRH King Charles III and HRH Queen Camilla. The first event raised over £600,000 for elephant conservation and continues annually, with Jenkinson designing masks for each occasion. In 2023, actor Matthew Macfadyen wore a Carrie Jenkinson panda mask at the event.
Jenkinson's designs have also been worn by members of the British royal family, notably Autumn Phillips, who has adorned her creations at various events, including the Cheltenham Races.
In recent years, Jenkinson has become a go-to designer for artists through stylists around the world. She has collaborated with notable musicians such as Lauryn Hill and Girls Aloud. Most recently, she designed creations for Lady Gaga’s Jazz and Piano Residency at the MGM in Las Vegas.
==Style and Influence==
Jenkinson's design style is characterized by vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail. Each hat is meticulously crafted by hand in her studio using traditional millinery techniques. Jenkinson gained attention from Charles III (then the Prince of Wales), who met with her to learn about her craftsmanship and commitment to preserving traditional millinery practices. This encounter highlights her recognition within the British craft community.
==Publications and Notable Features==
Jenkinson's work has been highlighted in several fashion publications, including Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, and Grazia. While most references are brief, her contributions to the fashion industry have been recognized through various accolades.
==Online Presence==
Jenkinson maintains an online presence through her official website and social media platforms, where she showcases her latest collections and engages with her audience.
Category:British people
Category:British milliners
Category:Fashion designers