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COVID-19 pandemic

This pandemic, also known as the coronavirus pandemic, is a continuing worldwide outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), which is caused by coronavirus 2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome) (SARS-CoV-2). Initially discovered in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December 2019, the new virus rapidly spread to other areas of mainland China and other parts of the globe after a lockdown in Wuhan and other neighbouring towns in Hubei failed to control the outbreak. The World Health Organization (WHO) proclaimed a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on January 30, 2020, and a pandemic on March 11, 2020, both of which occurred within six months of each other. As of 2021, several viral variations have developed and taken hold in a wide range of locations worldwide. The most dangerous virus types are the Alpha, Beta, and Delta strains. As of the 16th of October, 2021, there have been more than 240 million confirmed cases and 4.89 million confirmed fatalities, making it one of the worst pandemics in recorded history.
From non-existent to life-threatening, COVID-19 symptoms may manifest themselves in many ways. Patients who are old or who have specific underlying medical problems are more prone to suffer from severe sickness. Airborne droplets and tiny airborne particles are responsible for the transmission of COVID-19 when individuals breathe it in. Individuals in close proximity are at most danger of inhaling these irritants, although the virus may spread over greater distances, especially when individuals are inside or in poorly ventilated environments. Transmission may also occur via contaminated surfaces or fluids, but this is an uncommon occurrence in the world. The virus may stay infectious for up to 20 days, and people can transmit it even if they do not show any signs of ill health themselves.
Many vaccinations have been authorised and delivered in different countries, which have begun mass immunisation programmes as of December 2020, according to the World Health Organization. Other suggested preventative measures include social distance, wearing face masks in public, ventilation and air-filtering, covering one's mouth while sneezing or coughing, hand washing, cleaning surfaces, and quarantining individuals who have been exposed or are showing symptoms of the disease.. Symptomatic treatments are already available, however researchers are working on developing medicines that will suppress the virus. Travel restrictions, lockdowns, company closures, occupational hazard measures, testing procedures, and systems for tracking contacts of the sick have all been implemented by authorities across the globe in response to the outbreak.
Category:COVID-19 pandemic
Category:Pandemics
Category:2010s disease outbreaks
Category:2020s disease outbreaks
CO Architects

CO Architects is an architecture and design firm headquartered in Los Angeles. It was named Engineering News-Record California’s 2019 California Design Firm of the Year and American Institute of Architects (AIA) California Council’s 2014 Firm of the Year. CO Architects was founded as the Los Angeles regional office of Anshen & Allen. The firm became CO Architects in 2005.
CO Architects has been recognized for its use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in building design. In medical education, the firm employs Virtual reality|Virtual Reality (VR) for operating-room simulation. CO Architects' healthcare designs utilize evidence-based design (EBD). Its university laboratory projects include collaborations with professors at California Institute of Technology|Caltech and University of Arizona.
=== Selected projects ===
* California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Student Services Building, Pomona, California
* Health Sciences Education Building, Phoenix, Arizona
* Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County|Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
* Phoenix Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building, Phoenix, Arizona
* Pritzker Hall, University of California, Los Angeles|UCLA, Los Angeles California
=== Awards ===
* AIA California Firm of the Year (2014)
* AIA COTE Top 10 Award (Green Projects), Oregon Health & Science University Collaborative Life Sciences Building and Skourtes Tower, Portland, Oregon, USA (2015)
* AIA California Honor Award, Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building, Phoenix, Arizona, USA (2018)
* AN Best of Design Award (Healthcare), Phoenix Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building, University of Arizona, Phoenix, Arizona, USA (2018)
* The Chicago Athenaeum American Architecture Award, Health Education Building University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas, USA (2019)
* Engineering News-Record California 2019 Design Firm of the Year
Category:Architecture firms based in Los Angeles
CP Kukreja Architects

CP Kukreja Architects (CPKA), is an Indian architectural and engineering firm based in New Delhi. The ISO 9001 – 2008 certified firm was founded in 1969 by C P Kukreja.
 
==History==
CP Kukreja Architects (CPKA) was founded in the year 1969 under the leadership of CP Kukreja, with a vision to redefine architecture and planning in India. CP Kukreja has designed residential complexes to institutional campuses, iconic towers to vibrant urban centers. His drawings, photographs, and personal memorabilia depict how the firm stood by its central philosophy of making buildings humane. When Mr. Kukreja was barely 32, he won the Jawaharlal Nehru University project. Under his leadership, CPKA has achieved more than 20 awards in the field of design and architecture. 
==Projects==
CP Kukreja Architects' portfolio comprises housing and office skyscraper, railway stations, malls, medical centers, embassy & foreign missions, hotels, and urban design, with projects undertaken in countries all over the world, such as India, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Nepal and many more.
===Major projects===
*Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida
*International airport (T3), Delhi
*Embassy of the United States, New Delhi,
*Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
*Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur
*Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
==Awards==
CP Kukreja Architects Awards for Design Excellence 2015
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Dikshu C. Kukreja on twitter
* C P Kukreja Architects facebook page
* CP Kukreja Architect linkedin page
* Ar. Dikshu C. Kukreja, C.P. Kukreja Architects
* Cp Kukreja Architects Careers - Jobs In Cp ... - Naukri.com
* Consultants,Contractors in Delhi,India | C P Kukreja
* CP Kukreja Architects on Architizer
Category: Architecture firms
Category:Architecture firms of India
Category:Construction and civil engineering companies of India
Category:Engineering consulting firms
Category:Companies based in Delhi
Category:Design companies established in 1969
Category:1969 establishments in India
CRED Club

CRED is an Indian credit card bill payments app based out of Bangalore, India. In June 2020, CB Insights listed CRED as one of the 50 future unicorns.
==History==
CRED was started in November 2018 by Kunal Shah, after getting seed capital investment of $1M.
In April 2019, CRED bagged Series A funding of $25 million from Sequoia Capital, Ribbit Capital, RTP Global, Morningside VC along with participation from angels like Max Levchin, Jitendra Gupta, Koh Boon Hwee, Mukesh Bansal, Amrish Rau, Gokul Rajaram, Sriram Krishnan, Sriharsha Majety etc. 
In August 2019, CRED received $120 Million Series B Funding from Sequoia Capital, Ribbit Capital, Tiger Global, Hillhouse Capital Group, Greenoaks Capital & General Catalyst.
In July 2020, the company claimed to be having 3 million CRED members actively using CRED payments platform
==Sponsorships==
In Sep 2020, BCCI announced that CRED had acquired official sponsorship rights for the 13th season of Indian Premier League .
==Donations==
During the COVID-19 pandemic in India, more than 15,000 CRED members came together and decided to distribute surgical masks to healthcare workers at primary health centres (PHCs), pharmacists, ASHA workers, among others who are the first line of defence for the vulnerable sections of society. This has helped over 300,000 frontline professionals.
==References==
Category:Credit cards
Category:Credit cards in India
Category:Mobile payments
CSIOS Corporation

CSIOS Corporation is a multi-award-winning company based in Havre de Grace, Maryland. CSIOS works primarily with the U.S. Federal Government. CSIOS specializes in supporting 24x7x365 Federal cybersecurity service providers. The company offers cyberspace operations services including high value asset assessments, risk and vulnerability assessment, cyber hunt, incident response, and penetration testing.
==History==
Doing Business As (DBA) CSIOS, the company was founded in 2015 as an S–Corporation. The name CSIOS was inspired by SIOS, a prolific Spanish author, writer, and philosopher who is considered a patron of the Internet. The letter C was added to SIOS to highlight the company’s focus on Cyberspace.
The logo of CSIOS is made up of 2 geometric concepts, the Pentagon and the Golden Ratio that represents the company’s commitment to serving all five branches of the U.S. Armed Forces: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy.
==Certifications and appraisals==
* ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management System)
* ISO/IEC 20000–1: 2011 (Information Technology Service Management System)
* ISO 22301: 2019 (Business Continuity Management System)
* ISO/IEC 27001: 2013 (Information Security Management System)
* CMMI-DEV® V2.0 Maturity Level 3
* CMMI-SVC® V2.0 Maturity Level 3
==Products and services==
CSIOS offers full spectrum cyberspace operations (i.e., defensive, offensive, and information networks) services.
CSIOS’ Defensive Cyberspace Operations services are designed to enable passive and active cyberspace operations that protect data, networks, net-centric capabilities, and other designated systems while preserving the capacity to use friendly cyberspace capabilities. These consist of both technical and non-technical activities to safeguard, monitor, analyze, detect, and respond to unauthorized activity within information systems and networks.
CSIOS’ Offensive Cyberspace Operations are designed to project power through the use of force in or through cyberspace. Information gathering (or cyber exploitations) and cyber attacks are the two main functions of Offensive Cyberspace Operations. Information is obtained in and through cyberspace using cyber exploitation tactics. Cyber attacks employ information networks to disrupt, deny, degrade, or destroy information stored in computers and computer networks, as well as the machines and networks themselves.
CSIOS' Information Network Operations services are devised to support all the strategic, operational, technical, and tactical aspects needed to design, build, configure, secure, operate, maintain, and sustain information network operations while preserving cybersecurity.
==Awards==
As of 2021, CSIOS has received 34 cyber awards for its contributions to the cyberspace and the global cyber community including Maryland's 2018 Cybersecurity Defender of the Year.
==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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Category:Companies established in 2015
Category:Cyberspace
Category:Companies based in Maryland
CT Insider

CT Insider is a news website launched in 2019 by the Hearst Corporation. The site covers news, sports, business, entertainment and other topics related to Connecticut. 
The website, which has offices in Norwalk, Meriden, Bridgeport, Stamford, and Danbury, Connecticut, is part of Hearst Connecticut Media Group’s network of local news websites, newspapers and magazine . CT Insider is the online home for many of Hearst Connecticut’s brands, including Connecticut Magazine, GametimeCT, the Journal Inquirer of Manchester, and the Record-Journal of Meriden.
===History===
CT Insider was started in 2019 as a subscriber gateway to Hearst Connecticut Media Group’s newspaper websites. In 2021, the site relaunched as a regional news site covering statewide topics and areas of Connecticut not traditionally covered by Hearst Connecticut’s newspapers . Over time, some of Hearst Connecticut’s other brands and newspapers were migrated to CT Insider’s website, including Connecticut Magazine, GameTimeCT and the Shoreline Times. Today, the site covers a range of topics related to Connecticut, including breaking news, politics and elections, business, real estate, entertainment and sports, with a heavy focus on the UConn men's and women's basketball teams and high school sports.
===Expansion===
In June of 2023, Hearst acquired the Journal Inquirer of Manchester and began publishing the newspaper’s digital content on CT Insider. In late 2023, Hearst finalized a deal to purchase the RJ Media Group , which includes the Record Journal of Meriden, and moved that newspaper’s online presence to CT Insider. 
===Awards===
A 2023 investigative series that uncovered Freedom of Information violations in Connecticut’s largest city earned the 2024 Mitchell W. Pearlman Freedom of Information Award from the Connecticut Foundation for Open Government , as well as the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists' First Amendment Award . The series also won the 2023 Connecticut Council on Freedom of Information’s Stephen A. Collins Memorial Freedom of Information Award . 
A 2023 investigation that revealed Connecticut State Police troopers had fabricated traffic tickets received a 2024 National Headliner Award, with judges noting the “series exposes everyday corruption, and restores our faith.”
A 2022 investigation into accusations that Connecticut State Police had fabricated traffic tickets won the 2023 Mitchell W. Pearlman Freedom of Information Award, as well as the Connecticut SPJ’s Theodore Driscoll Award for Investigative Reporting. 
A 2022 investigation into the use of restraint and seclusion tactics in schools won the Connecticut SPJ’s Stephen A. Collins Public Service Award.
Category:Publications established in 2019
Category:Daily newspapers
Category:Hearst Communications publications
Cabaret Courage

Cabaret Courage is a theatrical show based in Moscow. It was established in 2018 by director and producer Artem Volchenko, who used his experience in the luxury retail sector to create an eye-catching and sensual production. The main concept behind Cabaret Courage is to empower the femme fatale within each woman and challenge traditional portrayals of the female body as a sexual object for the male gaze.
==Overview and performances==
Cabaret Courage is a one-hour spectacle featuring a range of performances. The show includes homages to icons such as Marilyn Monroe and disco classics by Raffaella Carrà. The performances aim to celebrate female empowerment, presenting characters who are strong, independent, and sexually conscious.
The show's costumes, designed by Artem Volchenko, draw inspiration from couturiers and feature exquisite details such as pearls, crystals, and feathers. In 2019, the renowned fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier visited Cabaret Courage and was captivated by its unique combination of artistry and daring performances. This encounter led to a collaboration between Gaultier's avant-garde artists and the extraordinary talent of the cabaret.
==Recognition and impact==
Following the collaboration with Jean Paul Gaultier, Cabaret Courage gained significant recognition and media coverage. The photographs from the collaboration were prominently featured in Vogue, propelling the cabaret to new heights of popularity. The show received widespread attention, both in Moscow and internationally, with mentions in magazines such as Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Numero, Grazia, and others.
==Expansion and collaborations==
Cabaret Courage originally launched in Moscow in 2019, taking place at a prestigious Champagneria in the city center. However, after gaining popularity and exposure through its collaboration with Jean Paul Gaultier, the show expanded beyond Moscow and toured various cities in Russia. In 2021, Cabaret Courage embarked on a new adventure by venturing into the Latin American market, specifically in Uruguay.
The cabaret has performed at renowned venues in Uruguay, including the Enjoy Hotel in Punta Del Este and the Teatro Arocena in Montevideo. Cabaret Courage continues to engage with its audience, adapting its performances to different locations and connecting with the local communities.
Category:Theatre
Category:Theatres in Moscow
Category:2018 in theatre
Cabinet Man

Cabinet Man is a song by American pop band Lemon Demon, a musical project created by American musician Neil Cicierega. It appears as track three of Lemon Demon's seventh studio album, Spirit Phone, which was released on February 29, 2016. Upon release, the song was well received and placed on various mainstream playlists and compilations, later being used in the American television series Nancy Drew.
==Background==
After working on Spirit Phone for four years, Cicierega released 11 previews of songs intended for the album in 2012. An instrumental "Cabinet Man" demo appears as the third song of this with different instruments and production from its final version. Later that year, Lemon Demon would go on to perform an early version of the song at the anime convention Youmacon. "Cabinet Man" was later released on Spirit Phone on February 29, 2016, along with a pre-2012 demo of the song.
The song's lyrics were inspired by Polybius, describing a man who fuses with an arcade machine and experiences adoration and abandonment before being destroyed. Cicierega described "Cabinet Man" in the album's 2018 commentary as "the kind of ludicrous story that would show up in an old horror anthology, like Creepshow".
==Reception==
Spirit Phone was the best-selling album on Bandcamp for the first week of its release, with "Cabinet Man" appearing as its featured track. The Daily Mississippian included the song on its 2023 Halloween playlist, with the 57th volume of The FuMP additionally including "Cabinet Man". The song has amassed over 56 million streams, inspiring the indie game Neon Nemesis, featured at the 2019 Alt.Ctrl.GDC Exhibition. The game is played by up to four racers, against a fifth player, the "nemesis" who controls their character from inside the arcade cabinet itself.
==Other uses==
"Cabinet Man" is featured in the Nancy Drew episode "The Warning of the Frozen Heart". The song is played during a proposal scene featuring the characters George and Nick, with Ace holding a vinyl copy of Spirit Phone, proclaiming he found it at a thrift store. "Cabinet Man" appears as a recurring topic throughout the show, with a majority of characters enjoying the song.
==Personnel==
*Neil Cicierega – vocals, instruments, programming, engineering, production
*Mark Kramer – remastering 
*Angel Marcloid – remastering 
==Charts==
 Weekly chart performance for "Cabinet Man"
Chart (2021) 	Peakposition
South Africa Top 100 Pop Songs (iTunes)	78
Category:American pop music groups
Category:Musical groups established in 2016
Cabot Jackson Russell

Cameron Modisane is the Deputy Executive Dean: College of Accounting Sciences at the University of South Africa (UNISA).
==Education==
Modisane holds various qualifications, including a Ph.D. degree in Accounting Sciences from the North-West University, a Master’s in Commerce specialising in Computer Auditing from the University of Johannesburg and Bachelor of Commerce Honours from the University of Pretoria.
==Career==
He is a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and Information Systems Audit Professional (ISAP (SA). He is a member of Chartered Institute of Business Accountants (CIBA) and member of Institute of Directors Southern Africa (IoDSA) and Institute of Internal Auditors South Africa and member of the Association for the Advancement of Black Accountants Southern Africa (ABASA). 
In his profession as an auditor, he has audited some of the largest banks in South Africa like Absa, Absa Capital, Rand Merchant Bank, FNB, Nedbank and insurance companies like Discovery, Bonitus, Medscheme, Momentum, and Outsurance. This also includes auditing large clients in public sector like the Office of the Presidency, Transnet, COGTA, Human Settlements, CIPC etc and also local municipalities in South Africa. 
Prof Modisane has been actively involved in the accounting and auditing profession. He supervises Masters’ and PhD students focusing on the Public Sector Accounting, IT and internal auditing, risk, and governance.
Category:South African people
Category:Academic administration
Category:North-West University alumni
Cadenza Piano

Cadenza Piano is an Israeli company specialising in the construction of piano's designed for prolonged outdoor use.
The company was formed in 2017 by Dr. Dan Kaufman and Evelyn Rubin.
They companys signature piano notably consists of a glass fibre reinforced concrete shell intended to protect it from inclement weather.
The idea of using concrete as a material for pianos was first advanced by Thomas Edison and his Edison Portland Cement Company with the goal of demonstrating the products versatility and utility. The experiments were not a success and the idea was abandoned.The Life of Thomas A. Edison. American Memory. Accessed September 24, 2011.Thomas Alva Edison And The Concrete Piano. American Heritage (magazine)|American Heritage. August/September 1980. Volume 31, Issue 5. Accessed September 25, 2011.Concrete Housing. IEEE Global History Network. July 14, 2010. Accessed September 24, 2011.
A few decades later in 1931, the Lauter Piano company returned to the idea and briefly produced concrete pianos to negative reviews.
In 2017 Cadenza placed the first concrete outdoor piano in the world in Jerusalem, it was a prototype. Later, in 2018, they placed the first official outdoor piano on the campus of Sapir College. The By 2020, three other Cadenza pianos were placed in Jerusalem.
In 2018 and 2019, such pianos were placed in more than 35 other local municipalities in Israel, funded by Mifal HaPayis. Amongst the locations were Rishon LeZion, Bat Yam, Nazareth, Ramat Gan, Rehovot, Sderot, Netivot, and Eilat. To celebrate the placement of the pianos, different artists performed street concerts in different location, including Daniel Salomon (musician)|Daniel Solomon who performed in Bat Yam and Shlomo Gronich who performed in Rishon LeZion). In Rishon LeZion, singer Stephane Legar was also seen playing the piano in 2018, though impromptu.
Not all of the Cadenza pianos placed in Israel in that period were funded by Mifal HaPayis. For example, the Cadenze placed in 2018 in Haifa was paid by the local council. The Jerusalem ones were also paid for by the council.
Despite looking like a grand piano, the Cadenza is an electric piano, and the concrete is used to protect it from changing weather. In certain locations, like Jerusalem, it is shut down for Shabbat in order to avoid offending Orthodox Jews. The sound can be controlled through a remote control system. It also has a timer that switches it off at night.
The concrete used for these pianos is Glass fiber reinforced concrete|GRC.
Category:Piano manufacturing companies
Category:Israeli brands
Category:Israeli inventions