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Constance Messmer

Constance LaVonne Messmer (born January 31, 1964) is an American podcast host, YouTube
personality, motivational speaker, educator, and author. She is known for her work in psychic
development and human potential.
==Early life and education==
The youngest of four children, Messmer was born on January 31, 1964, in Davenport, Iowa. She
grew up in Moline, Illinois, where her parents, Charles Lawrence Messmer and Mary Jo (Gluba)
Messmer, had her baptized in the Catholic Church.
Messmer completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communications at the University of Iowa in 1988.
==Career==
Messmer works with the senses of the soul, energy awareness, spirit communication, animal
communication, methods of soul interactions, and human potential.
Since 1996, she has worked in the field as a psychic, medium, channel, Reike Master and
Teacher, Bowen Therapist, Equine Muscle Release Therapist, author, metaphysical teacher,
consultant, and lecturer locally and internationally.
===Public Speaking===
On March 31, 2000, she gave a talk on Holistic Health – Body, Mind, and Spirit at the Bowtech®
International Conference in Queensland, Australia.
Messmer’s lectures and teachings have appeared on the Constance Messmer YouTube channel ,
established on August 12, 2012. Her talk on “ClairAudience,” which premiered on March 5,
2024, launched her YouTube presence.
===Writing===
Messmer authored Some Dogs Talk, a book on telepathic and animal communication (first print
edition 2015), which, in October 2015, was selected as a “must-read” in the winter 2015/2016
of Modern Dog Magazine’s Connie’s Book Club. Some Dogs Talk - Modern Dog Magazine or this: Some Dogs Talk - shop.moderndogmanazine.com Modern Dog Shop
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She is the author of the e-book Blocks, a book on communication with loved ones who have
passed (published January 6, 2014).
===Podcasting===
In 2022, Messmer began lecturing and teaching through The Constance Messmer Podcast.
Episodes relate stories from her life, explain learnings from her private research and
interactions with realms of spirit, and interactions of humans on a soul level.
== Personal life==
In 2002, Messmer married Stephen Bernier. They have three children.
==Selected works==
Some Dogs Talk, self-published, 2015.
Blocks, self-published, 2014.
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Category:American podcasters
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Category:American people
Constant Tedder

Constant Thomas John Tedder (born c. 1970) is a British serial entrepreneur. In 2001, Tedder invested in video game developer Jagex Ltd together with Andrew Gower, Paul Gower, and Ian Gower, becoming a co-founder and CEO. He helped to drive the launch of a paid RuneScape subscription, launched in February 2002, which granted players access to exclusive content. In 2007, after Jagex reached the milestone of 1 million RuneScape subscribers, Tedder stepped down as CEO. At the time, the company’s subscriptions revenues were estimated to be in excess of $50 million annually. He officially resigned from the Board of Directors in 2010. In 2016, Tedder along with other founders and investors sold their stakes in the company privately to Chinese investors Hongtou Network Technology Co., Ltd. for a total consideration cited to be in excess of $300 million.
In 2012, Tedder founded the Hive Worldwide Ltd, an APAC coworking operator, in Hong Kong. He then led the expansion of the firm as the Chief Executive Officer to open 20 additional locations in Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Australia. 
Tedder is also the founder of Scottish wind farm developer Dawn Energy and receipt management provider Expense Magic, both of which were established in 2010. He has also been the co-founder and lead investor of insect protein company FlyFarm Worldwide Ltd since 2016. In 2018, Tedder founded non-profit Earth.Org, an environmental news and data science platform and established the company as a charitable organisation in Hong Kong in 2020.
== Personal life ==
Tedder attended the University of Bristol. After graduating, he worked in Cambridge and London, England before moving to Hong Kong in 2012, where he now lives with his wife and 3 children.
Tedder owns the Tenuta Petrarolo Pistola Estate in the Puglia region in Italy, which was designed by former Soho House Head of Design Europe James Waterworth.
==In the media==
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== References ==
== External links ==
* Constant Tedder - Crunchbase Person Profile
* Constant Tedder on linkedin
* Entrepreneur’s Calling: Constant Tedder on Risk, Diversity & Fulfilment
* Meet The Founder: Constant Tedder of the Hive - Coworking
* Who We Are | Honey Capital Hong Kong | Honey Capital
Category:1970 births
Category:British businesspeople
Category:British people
Category:British chief executives
Category:British Entrepreneur
Category:Alumni of the University of Bristol
Constantin Buschmann

Constantin Buschmann (born 1984) is a German business executive who has been serving as the managing director of Brabus since 2018.
Constantin Buschmann was born in 1984 as the son of Brabus founder Bodo Buschmann. Buschmann earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Economics from Universität Witten/Herdecke in 2008, and a Master of Arts degree in General Manager|General Management from the same university in 2012. Since 2005, Constantin Buschmann has been working at Brabus. He became the company's managing director and one of Brabus's three Gesellschafter (company owners) in May 2018. Furthermore, he is a member of the Bundesverband Junger Unternehmer's board of directors, and president of Verband der Automobil Tuner.
Category:German businesspeople
Category:1984 births
Category:People from Bottrop
Construction

Construction is a broad word that refers to the art and science of forming things, systems, or organisations. It derives from the Latin constructio (from com- "together" and struere "to pile up") and the Old French construction. The verb to construct refers to the act of constructing, while the noun construction refers to the manner in which something is constructed and the type of its structure.
Construction, in its most commonly used context, refers to the processes involved in the delivery of buildings, infrastructure, and industrial facilities, as well as the related activities, from the beginning to the conclusion of their useful lives. Construction usually begins with planning, funding, and design and continues until the asset is completed and ready for use; it also includes repairs and maintenance, any work to expand, extend, or enhance the asset, and the asset's ultimate destruction, dismantling, or decommissioning.
Construction as an industry contributes more than 10% of worldwide GDP (6-9 percent in industrialised nations) and employs about 7% of the global population, or over 273 million people. In 2017, the output of the worldwide construction sector was projected to be worth $10.8 trillion.
Category:Construction
Construction and Planning (company)

Construction & Planning Co. Ltd. (Sharikat Al'iiemar Waltansiq Almahduda) is a construction and fit-out company headquartered in the Al Faisaliyah Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.https://www.thebusinessyear.com/saudi-arabia-2021/faisal-t-bouzo-tarek-f-al-ajlani-and-mishael-o-alshathri/b2bThe company was founded in 2004 in Riyadh, and is currently operating in the government, entertainment, healthcare, hospitality, corporate, and F&B sectors. It was co-founded by Faisal Bouzo and Tarek Ajlani.
In line with the Saudi Vision 2030, C&P signed a contractual agreement with AMC Theatres in 2018, to construct a series of theaters across the Kingdom.
==Saudi Arabia Projects==
*Apple Inc.https://www.constructionweekonline.com/events/awards/258527-leaders-ksa-2019-preview-cp-confirmed-as-gold-sponsor
*G20
*Deutsche Bank
*Strategy&
*AMC Theatres
*Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Saudi Arabia)
*Public Investment Fund (PIF)
*SMBC Group
*Bahri
*Becton, Dickinson, and Company
*Dell
*Itochu
*Starbucks
*Marks & Spencer
*Modon
 
Projects include The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), G20 Riyadh Summit, The Red Sea Development Company, the Saudi Investment Recycling Company (SIRC), and Riyadh Care Hospital. Other projects include executing the headquarters of Apple Inc. Saudi Arabia, National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri), Saudi Technology Development and Investment Company (Taqnia), as well as the headquarters of Strategy&, Deloitte, and Dell and banks such as Samba Bank and Deutsche Bank. In 2020 for C&P completed the construction of the AMC Cinemas across the Kingdom; in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dawadmi, and Hafr Al Batin.
==Awards==
Construction and Planning Co Ltd's (C&P) co-founder Faisal Bouzo was named Executive of the Year at Construction Week's Leaders in KSA Awards 2019, which were held at the Okku in Riyadh on 30 September 2019.https://www.constructionweekonline.com/article-44371-face-to-face-faisal-bouzo-and-tarek-al-ajlani-cp
Category:Construction and civil engineering companies of Saudi Arabia
Category:Companies established in 2004
Category:Companies based in Riyadh
Consuelo Clark-Stewart

Consuelo Clark-Stewart (1861 – April 17, 1910) was the first List of African-American women in medicine in Ohio. 
For twenty years she had a thriving practice in Youngstown, Ohio, where she treated Black and white patients. She was the daughter of Peter H. Clark, who is considered the first Black socialist, and the wife of William R. Stewart, one of the first Black attorneys and elected representatives in Ohio. 
== Early Years ==
Clark was born in Ohio in 1861, one of three children of Peter H. Clark and Frances Ann Williams Clark.
== Career ==
In 1884, Clark graduated from Boston University School of Medicine and returned to Ohio where she worked at the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children. In 1890, she married the up-and-coming Black attorney William R. Stewart. Thereafter she referred to herself as Dr. Consuelo Clark-Stewart. She relocated with her husband to Youngstown, Ohio. She set up a private practice in medicine where she treated Black and white patients.
In Youngstown, Clark-Stewart was active in the YWCA and in setting up free Kindergarten.
== Death ==
Clark-Stewart died on April 17, 1910, at the Massillon State Hospital of pernicious anemia. According to press reports, Clark was also mentally ill and had been judged insane.
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Category:1910 deaths
Category:People from Ohio
Consulting firm

When it comes to professional services, consulting firms, or simply consultancy, are firms that give expert advice in exchange for a compensation. Companies that provide consulting services might have as few as one person or as many as thousands. They can provide services in a variety of fields, such as management or engineering.
Particularly prevalent among management consultants is the practise of working with firm leaders and providing them with generalists and industry-specific specialists, referred to as subject-matter experts, who are frequently schooled in management or at business schools. In most cases, management consultants' deliverables are advice for accomplishing an organization's goal, which ultimately leads to the implementation of an organization's initiative.
Implementation assistance is provided by many consulting companies, which may be provided either by the consultants themselves or by technicians and other professionals. Outsourcing is the term used to describe this.
Accounting for several hundred billion dollars in yearly sales, consulting services are a component of the tertiary industry. A total of 170 billion dollars in revenue growth was achieved by the top ten consulting companies between 2010 and 2015, with an average yearly growth rate of around 4 percent.
Category:Consulting firms
Consumer Union for Ethical Banking

The Consumer Union for Ethical Banking is a United Kingdom consumer organisation campaigning for The Co-operative Bank to return to co-operative ownership in the future. It has also played a part in pressuring the leadership of the bank to implement external auditors for it's annual values and ethics report. It has received over 10,000 signatures of support the bank's customers.
== Issues at the Bank ==
In the first half of 2013, the Co-operative Bank (a subsidiary of the Co-operative group) lost £700m, making the planned expansion of the bank impossible, and raising some warning signs for the banks customers. Later that year, in May, a £1.5bn "black hole" was found in the bank's accounts. This failing was largely blamed on the bank's chairman, Paul Flowers and the takeover of Britannica Building Society in 2009.
This led to the eventual takeover of the bank by several hedge funds, to plug the financial gap of the bank, which otherwise would have collapsed.. In April 2017, the Co-operative group sold off its remaining 20% stake in the bank, marking an end to co-operative ownership. At this time, serious questions were raised by the Save our Bank campaign about its ethical status, with the union saying that the bank 'would not stand a chance' if it did not continue with its ethical policy.
== History of the union ==
The consumer union was born out of the Ethical Consumer Magazine's Save our Bank campaign, which was spun off into a separate co-operative society in 2016, after a successful £30,000 crowdfunding campaign was completed. The union says that becoming a co-operative society will help their members to 'contribute to the debate on how to keep ethics at the heart of financial decision-making at the Co-op Bank'.
In the future, the union has said that it will hold the Co-operative group to account over its decision to continue with its ethical policy. It also plans in the future to slowly buy a share in the bank, in a bid for an eventual return to co-operative ownership.
== References ==
==External links==
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* Save Our Bank: A union of Co-op bank customers
* Save Our Bank | Ethical Consumer
* Saving with credit unions | Ethical Consumer
* Customer Union for Ethical Banking | Co-operatives UK
Category:Trade unions in the United Kingdom
Category:Consumer organisations in the United Kingdom
Category:Consumer rights organizations
Category:Trade unions established in 2016
Category:Consumers Union
Category:Ethical consumerism
Consumer service

Consumer services include the formulation, deformulation, technical consulting, and testing of the majority of consumer products. These products include food, herbs, beverages, vitamins, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, hair products, household cleaners, paints, plastics, metals, waxes, coatings, minerals, ceramics, and construction materials. Additionally, consumer services include testing of water, testing of indoor air quality, non-medical forensic testing, and failure analysis.
It encompasses services in a broad number of domains including biological, chemical, physical, and technical sectors, as well as services based on the Internet.
Through its own evolution, the Web has shifted its focus from one on information to one on the services it provides. Every conceivable offline service now has an equivalent online offering, whether it is retail sales, supply chain management, customer support, banking, auctions, or any number of other b2b, b2c, or c2c commercial transactions. Appointments, consultations, and payments of bills may now all be handled electronically and online thanks to advancements in web-based customer service.
There have been around 90,700 transactions disclosed in the consumer services industry during the years 1985 and 2018. The aggregate value of these transactions is around 2,031 billion US dollars.
There have been three waves of mergers and acquisitions in the years 2000, 2007, and 2016. The most agreements ever announced in a single year was 5,839, with a total value of 152 billion USD in 2017.
Category:Consumer
Contabo

Contabo GmbH is an international web hosting company and data center operator originally based in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The company is known for providing a wide range of hosting services, including virtual private servers (VPS), dedicated servers, and cloud solutions.
==History==
Contabo was founded in the spring of 2003 under the name Giga-International. Initially, the company operated with just a single server. Over the years, Contabo has expanded significantly and now manages over 400,000 servers worldwide.
In 2009, Contabo established its first state-of-the-art data center in Munich, which could house more than 4,000 physical servers. In 2013, the company rebranded from Giga-International to Contabo and began offering its services internationally. To meet growing demand, Contabo opened a second data center in Nuremberg in 2014, capable of hosting 10,000 physical servers. In 2020, Contabo expanded its operations outside Europe by opening its first data centers in the United States, with locations in Central, East, and West USA.
==Offerings and Services==
Contabo offers a variety of hosting services including: 
* Virtual Private Servers (VPS): Contabo offers VPS in various pre-made configurations
* Dedicated Servers: Dedicated servers offer dedicated resources and full control, suitable for high-performance applications.
* Object Storage: S3-compatible object storage is available in 250 GB slices
===Addons===
Contabo offers a range of add-ons to enhance their services, including additional backup space, managed server services, monitoring tools, SSL certificates, and control panels like Plesk and cPanel. They also provide Windows or RDC CAL licenses, extra IP addresses, custom image deployment, private networking, server snapshots, and object storage options.
==Available Locations==
Contabo operates data centers in multiple locations globally, including the European Union, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Japan, and Australia. This extensive network allows Contabo to provide a wide range of hosting services to customers across four continents.
Contabo also recently opened a new data center in Mumbai, India. This facility aims to provide low-latency connections and high-performance cloud hosting solutions to customers in India and the South Asian Market. The Mumbai data center features advanced infrastructure, including high-density deployments, robust security measures, and reliable power supply.
==Customer Support==
Contabo offers a free-of-charge customer support via email or telephone that is available 24/7, 365 days a year.
Category:Web hosting
Category:Companies established in 2003
Category:Companies based in Munich
Contardo Calligaris

Contardo Luigi Calligaris (Milan, 2 June 1948) is a Brazilian writer, psychoanalyst and dramaturg. He is a weekly columnist at Folha de S. Paulo, a daily publication regarded as a newspaper of record in Brazil.
Calligaris originally studied genetic epistemology in Switzerland under Jean Piaget. He was focused on social sciences but at the same time he completed lectures that allowed him to pursue studies in theory of literature.
He continued his literary studies in Paris with Roland Barthes, earning a doctorate in linguistic semiology. During his time in Paris he became interested in psychoanalysis and also went through psychoanalysis himself, as a patient. 
Still in Paris, in 1975 Calligaris became involved with the reudian school of psychoanalysis and frequent case presentations led by Jacques Lacan.
Following his interest in psychoanalysis and related studies, Calligaris became doctor of clinical psychology at the University of Provence in France. His doctoral thesis, named "The passion to become a tool", was a study into bureaucratic personality, interpreting it as an attempt of an individual to handle their neurosis.
In the 1980s, Calligaris moved to the United States where he became professor of anthropology at the University of California in Berkeley and professor of cultural studies at The New School in New York. 
Calligaris' first connection with Brazil happened in 1986 after his first psychoanalytic publication was released there. 
As the author, Calligaris traveled to Brazil several times following the book release. On one of these occasions a group of psychoanalysts from São Paulo approached him and proposed he comes back for fifteen days once every two months so that they can run psychoanalytic sessions together. Calligaris liked the idea and accepted. 
Eventually he ended up living in Brazil permanently, continuing his academic career there. Other than that, he has been contributing weekly columns to Folha de S. Paulo since 1999 and has published several books.
Calligaris writes a weekly column for Folha de S. Paulo focuses on cultural, historical and social commentary.
Among the non-academic books he wrote, "Conto do Amor" (Companhia das Letras, 2008), or "The Tale of Love in English, is considered to be his principal work. The book is semi-autobiographic: 
Like the author, the protagonist of The Tale of Love is a psychoanalyst, sees patients in New York and had a father engaged in the Italian anti-fascist resistance. "The first chapter, in its details, is completely and accurately autobiographical," Calligaris says. "I never knew what to do with that strange 'confidentiality' of my father at the time of his death. Of course, I went to Monte Oliveto and all, but found nothing. Nothing, not a fiction. But maybe all that fiction is, is really just this: a way to continue a dialogue that was truncated in reality."
Category:1948 births
Category:Brazilian writers
Category:Brazilian psychiatrists
Category:Brazilian dramatists
Contemporary art

The term "contemporary art" refers to artwork that was created either in the latter part of the 20th century or in the 21st century. Contemporary artists create their work in a world that is internationally influential, culturally varied, and technologically progressing. Their artwork is a dynamic blend of materials, processes, ideas, and topics that continues the testing of limits that was well under way in the 20th century. This can be seen in the way that it pushes the bounds of what is considered to be art. Contemporary art, in its whole, is characterised by the absence of a single, overarching organising principle, ideology, or "-ism," making it both diverse and eclectic. The discussion of wider contextual frameworks, such as personal and cultural identity, family, community, and country, is an integral aspect of the discourse that is taking place within contemporary art.
Non-specialists have a tendency to conflate and confuse the phrases "modern art" and "contemporary art," since the words "modern" and "contemporary" are synonyms in spoken and written English.
Category:Contemporary art
Category:Postmodern art
Category:Postmodernism