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Carlinite

Carlinite is a very rare mineral that belongs to the mineral class of Sulfide and Sulfosalt mineral. It crystallizes in the Hexagonal crystal family and has the chemical formula Tl2S. It is a particular form of thallium(I) sulfide. It forms Euhedral and anhedral in a poorly developed rhombic form. The mineral has a gray color, metallic Lustre (mineralogy) and is associated with gold, and lacks Hardness.
== Etymology and history ==
Calnilite was discovered in 1975 by Arthur S. Radke and Franck W. Dickson.Its name was reference to the gold mine in Carlin, Nevada, where it was discovered.
== Classification ==
According to the classification of minerals used by the International Mineralogical Association (IMA), carlinite is classified mineralogicaly sulphides and sulphosalts. It appears in the subgroup "Métalic sulfurs with métal / sulfur ratio supérior to 1:1". This group can be subdivided according to the concerned metal, placing the mineral in the subgroup with Mercury (element) and thallium according to his composition
According to the James Dwight Dana mineral classification carlinite can be assigned to the" sulfides and sulfosalts" and the subclass of "sulfures" taking into account selenides and tellurides " AmBnXp, with (m+n):p=2:1".
== Crystalline structure ==
Calinite crystallises in a trigonal crystalline system according to Lattice constant structur a = 12:12 Å and c = 18.18 Å. It can be definied by 27 unite form per Unit cell#Primitive cell.
== Properties ==
Present under the form of thallium(I), air oxidizes carlinite making it dimmer and lose its shine.
== Extraction and usage ==
Only two carlinite extraction sites are known. Both can be found in the Lynn district of Nevada.
Calinite is often found in alloys with gold, arsenic, antimony, mercury and thallium(III) oxide, but also with Chemical compound and quartz
Category:Minerals
Carlisle Bulilding

The Carlisle Building is a historic building in downtown Chillicothe, Ohio. It was designed by half brothers, John F. Cook and Charles B. Cook. The construction of the building was completed in 1885. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. 
The building was built using bricks from Zanesville, Ohio. It has a stone and terracotta trim and a slate roof. The main feature of the building is a five story circular tower that sits at the corner. 
On April 26, 2003, the building was set on fire by two juveniles. December
2003, KG&R, a historic restoration company, took ownership of the building. In October, 2007, it was bought by Carlisle Tower LLC. The Chesler Group partnered with Adena Health System in 2014 to start renovation on the building. The building was officially reopened in October of 2015. In October of 2021, Adena Health System bought the Carlisle Building.
Category:Buildings and structures
Category:Historic buildings and structures
Category:Buildings and structures in Chillicothe, Ohio
Category:Buildings and structures completed in 1885
Carlo Gambino Junior

The son of the late Don Carlo Gambino, Carlo was born in 1934 at the Staten Island University Hospital in New York. 
In 1956, he was introduced by Nee and Nin (Catherine Castellano and Catherine Profaci, to Dorothy Colombo (Dids), (daughter of Salvatore and Frances Colombo and third cousin to Fransesco Vella, Don Carlo Gambino's Grandfather), whilst on a trip to Palermo, Sicily.Family funeral booklet, Joe Gambino, Page 3, Bedell Pizzo Funerals
This introduction was re-enforced some months later by Michael and Rosa Greco in Palermo whilst they attended a party at Tomasso Gambino's residence with Michael Corolla, a distant relative of Carlo Gambino Senior's great grandmother, Rosa Cavallano. The two were married three years later in Staten Island and emigrated to Australia to escape the bloody mafiosa wars in New York in the early 1970's. They had one child, Alan Robert (Robert) who was born in Victoria, Australia in 1977.The Local, Sicily, 26 February 2014, Page 6
Category:1934 births
Category:People from Palermo
Category:Crime bosses
Carlo Gastini

Carlo Gastini (born as Carlo Giovanni Antonio Gastini) was an Italian bookbinder, teacher, actor, and poet. He is also the founder of the Past Pupils of Don Bosco.
==Biography==
He was the head of the binding of the Salesian Printing House, one of the oldest in Italy, until his retirement. More than two hundred works came out of his hands. As a result of its prestige, the Salesian Printing House was invited to the 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition, as well as other international ones in Brussels (1888), Cologne (1889) and Edinburgh (1890). After 150 years, the gift of the former students of Don Bosco is renewed 
As a poet, he was the author of countless poems, dialogues, and speeches. His starting point was always everyday life. His poetry was simple and everyday, with some metaphors, full of hope, appealing to the feeling more than the intellect.He also wrote 39 plays and 15 musicals."We are all from Don Bosco"
In his gratitude to Saint John Bosco for the education he received, in 1870 he founded the Past Pupils of Don Bosco, today present in more than one hundred countries with almost 120,000 members.Past Pupils of Don BoscoIn English speaking countries the Hall of Fame of the Past Pupils of Don Bosco is formed, among others, by Alfred Hitchcock, Gus O'Donnell, Brian J. Dooley, Jamie Carragher, Kieran Prendergast, Paul Du Noyer, Jim Reid-Anderson, Martin Freeman, Peter Hooton, Tim Brabants, Steve Backshall, Alastair Stewart, Catherine Tate, Martin McDonagh, Frank Davis (American football), Keisean Nixon, Bud Smith, Damien Hardwick, Steve Carfino, Gerry Wood, Bell X1 (band), David Schwarz (footballer) or David Charles (Australian politician).
His daughter Felisa Gastini founded the Association of Alumnae of Salesian Sisters of Don Bosco. And his granddaughter Rosa Gastini, on her retirement from SEI, was distinguished with the highest Italian civil decoration: Order of Merit for Labour. The artist Marco Gastini and the actress Marta Gastini are his descendants.
Category:Italian writers
Category:Italian activists
Category:1833 births
Category:1902 deaths
Carlo Rino Group Berhad

Carlo Rino Group Berhad (KLSE: CRG 03016) is a fashion brand headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
As of 2024, Carlo Rino operates 39 stand-alone boutiques in Malaysia.
The company markets products under two brands: Carlo Rino, which includes handbags, wallets, footwear, and fashion accessories, and C.Rino, which specializes in sunglasses​.
==History==
The Carlo Rino brand was launched in 1986 by Chiang Sang Sem as the group's executive chairman, who started the business of designing, manufacturing, and wholesaling leather goods.
===Listing on Bursa Malaysia===
In 2018, Carlo Rino Group was listed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (now Bursa Malaysia), and is publicly traded as KLSE: CRG (03016). In the same year, Dato’ Sri Chiang Fong Yee was appointed as Group Managing Director, overseeing the company's operations and strategic direction.
===Store Developments===
In 2024, the company announced the construction of a new 8-storey flagship store located at Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur.
==International Collaborations==
Carlo Rino has engaged in several high-profile collaborations:
In 2022, the company partnered with Warner Bros. for Looney Tunes, a cartoon-themed collection featuring characters like Bugs Bunny, Tweety, and Daffy Duck, and also launched the "80 Years of Tweety" collection.
In 2023, a special Harry Potter-themed edition was released in collaboration with Warner Bros.
In 2024, they launched the Powerpuff Girls special edition in collaboration with Warner Bros.
Special Collaborations
In 2024, they collaborated with Malaysian actress Hannah Delisha for the Spring Summer Raya Collection x Hannah Delisha.
==Financial Performance==
The total revenue for 2023 was 113 million Ringgit Malaysia. 
In 2024, Carlo Rino Group Berhad filed for an initial public offering (IPO) to raise funds for transferring its listing to the Bursa Saham ACE Market from the LEAP Market.
==Carlo Rino Scholarship==
In 2023, Carlo Rino partnered with University of Malaya to provide financial assistance to students pursuing higher education in the field of arts.
Category:Fashion accessory brands
Category:Companies based in Kuala Lumpur
Category:Companies established in 1986
Carlos Aggio

Carlos Aggio or Carlos Eduardo Aggio, is a great family man, but can be feisty in his working area if needed. A tall, handsome figure, he is 6ft 4in. Currently he takes residence in the beautiful nation of Singapore, but has lived in Australia and Brazil for parts of his life too.
==Childhood==
===Early life===
Carlos grew up in the state of Santa Catarina in Brazil, where he spent most of his early life. His family was not amongst the richest, with his father selling cars and his mother being unemployed. Carlos grew up in a Christian environment, attending church and religious schools. He has three siblings too, one older sister and two younger brothers.
===Late childhood and teenage years===
Carlos was very much into sports. Mostly playing basketball and NFL or American Football, throughout his teenage years. His basketball career was not overlooked, though, as he would continue playing this as his main sport.
==Family and Personal Life==
===Family Life===
Carlos currently has 2 children aged 12 and 8 years old respectively. He is married to Juliane Aggio and has been for around 15 years. Having moved to two different countries and many different houses, Carlos is definitely experienced with taking his family around the place.
===Places of Residence===
Carlos calls three countries home as of now. His first being Brazil, where he lived for his childhood, teenage, and young adult years. At around 29 years of age, Carlos and his wife relocated to Australia which would be their main place of residence for the next 12 years. They first lived in Melbourne where their first child was born and later on moved to Brisbane where they lived for almost all of these years and where they had their second child. In mid 2024, Carlos once again moved to Singapore, where he and his family will call home for the next few years.
==Work Life and Places of Work==
===Work life===
Carlos has worked in many places, most recently Deloitte and PwC. Currently, he works at Accenture, where he travels a lot to other large cities in Southeast Asia. He is a partner and works with the consulting area of his workplaces. More specifically, Carlos works with the technology or data and AI part of consulting.
Category:People from Santa Catarina (state)
Category:Basketball
Category:Brazilian people
Carlos Coronado

Carlos Coronado is an award-winning Spanish game developer who creates games utilizing Unreal Engine 4. He is a solo developer who sometimes works with another development team in charge.
==Personal life==
Carlos currently lives in Barcelona, Spain. Aside from being a game developer, he also works as a professor at the University of Barcelona, where he teaches game design.
==Career==
Coronado creates games for the Nintendo Switch, PS4, Steam, and Oculus platforms. He first started becoming a game developer after he made Warcelona, a successful mod he made for L4d2, which became one of the most downloaded mods for the game. Following its success, Coronado started creating his own games with Unreal Engine 4, which include:
*MIND: A Path to Thalamus
*Annie Amber
*INFERNIUM
*Koral
 
Koral is one of Coronado's most notable games, as it received a DEV GRANT award. He made the game as, how he claimed, "a love letter to the oceans and a big part of that is to make the player feel what divers feel when they scuba dive."https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/developer-interviews/solo-dev-creates-breathtaking-2d-puzzler-koral-with-the-help-of-the-ue4-marketplace
==Awards==
Coronado has received awards from Epic Games, which include:
*A MEGA GRANT award for the Unreal Engine 4 courses he created on Udemy.
*A DEV GRANT award for Koral.https://www.udemy.com/user/carlos-coronado-10/
Category:Video game developers
Category:Spanish people
Category:People from Barcelona
Carlos Feria

Carlos Alberto Feria Guzmán (born 2 November 1997) is a Colombian social media personality recognized for his presence on YouTube, social media influence, and TikTok. He is married to fellow TikTok personality Adriana Valcárcel.
==Early life==
Feria was born on 2 November 1997, in Pereira, Colombia. Carlos developed an early fascination for acting and nurtured an enduring love for soccer. Although his initial aspiration was to pursue a career in acting, his passion for soccer remained unwavering. His initial foray into YouTube was a casual endeavor, but his dedication and commitment ultimately transformed it into a professional pursuit. Feria later relocated to the outskirts of Medellín, where he continued to cultivate his online presence.
==Career==
In 2015, Feria embarked on his journey as a YouTuber, which served as the inception of his online presence. However, it was his venture into TikTok that truly catapulted him into international prominence, reaching more than 45 million followers. His content focuses on dancing and playful pranks, often featuring his wife and daughter.
==Personal life==
In early 2018, Carlos Feria initiated a romantic involvement with TikTok personality Adriana Valcárcel, marking the commencement of their relationship. Notably, Valcarcel is twelve years his senior. Their union bore fruit with the birth of their first daughter, Salomé, on November 28, 2018. Subsequently, they formalized their commitment through marriage on December 1, 2021. Their familial joy expanded with the arrival of their second child, Isabella, on April 20, 2023.
Category:1997 births
Category:Living people
Category:Social media influencers
Carlos Handy

Carlos Rafael Handy (born 18 October 1950) is a Cuban-American physicist. He is a professor of physics at Texas Southern University, where he helped establish the university's physics program and served as its first chair. He also co-founded the Center for Theoretical Studies of Physical Systems at Clark Atlanta University. While at Clark Atlanta, he developed the Eigenvalue Method (EMM) technique. 
==Early life and family==
Carlos Handy was born in Havana|Havana, Cuba, on 18 October 1950. His mother was Cuban and his father was American. His mother, Leonor Maria Cartaya was born in 1916 in Matanzas, Cuba. She received a doctorate in education and worked as a teacher. In 1947, she moved to Washington, D.C., in the United States. Handy's father, William Christopher Handy, Jr., was born in 1904 in Clarksdale, Mississippi. His father, and Carlos Handy's paternal grandfather, was W.C. Handy, widely recognized as the "Father of the Blues." He also has a twin sister. Handy's parents met in New York City and married in the 1940s. 
==Education==
Handy was raised between in New York City and Cuba, and attended Public School 165, Booker T. Washington Junior High School, and George Washington High School in Manhattan. He went on to attend Columbia University beginning in 1968, and graduated with a bachelor's in physics and a minor in mathematics in 1972. Handy completed his doctoral education at Columbia University, and earned a master's degree in physics in 1975, and a PhD degree in theoretical physics in 1978. His doctoral thesis at Columbia was titled "The Diagrammatics of gauge transformations for general gauage theories."HANDY, C. R. (1978). The Diagrammatics Of Gauge Transformations For General Gauge Theories (Order No. 7908605). Available from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (302918938). Retrieved from https://www.proquest.com/dissertations-theses/diagrammatics-gauge-transformations-general/docview/302918938/se-2 While at Columbia, he also worked at IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center, collaborating with Martin Gutzwiller, and was also one of the first recipients of the Bell Labs Cooperative Research Fellowship in 1972. He also studied with A. Mueller and John Klauder.
==Career==
In 2005, Handy left Clark Atlanta to become the first chair of the physics program at Texas Southern University. He served as its chairman until 2016.
He has served in various professional societies and leadership positions, including on the Committee on Minorities of the American Physical Society and the National Society of Black Physicists. He has also held visiting appointments at CEA Paris-Saclay, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and the University of Waterloo.
Handy is also president and CEO of the Handy Brothers Music Company, which aims to preserve to legacy of W.C. Handy's life and work.
==Personal life==
Handy met his wife in New Mexico while working at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, and they married in 1981.
Category:1950 births
Category:People from Havana
Category:Cuban American
Category:Columbia University alumni
Category:Physicists
Carlos Hernandez (writer)

Carlos Hernandez is the author of middle grades novel Sal and Gabi Break the Universe and its subsequent sequel Sal and Gabi Fix the Universe, both of which are part of the "Rick Riordan Presents" publishing imprint.
== Personal Life ==
Hernandez is an associate professor at the City University of New York (CUNY), where he teaches English. He is also a game designer for MobyGames.
== Writing ==
According the Hernandez, his original intentions were not to write for children. "Actually, it wasn’t one of my aspirations," says Hernandez in an interview with Publishers Weekly. "I have a PhD in English, and I always thought I’d end up writing literary science fiction or fantasy for a small audience, and if it was critically well-received, that would be okay with me."
While the series sets up antagonists, the Sal and Gabi series is the only series in the "Rick Riordan Presents" publishing imprint that goes not establish a proper "villain."
== Bibliography ==
* Sal and Gabi Break the Universe
* Sal and Gabi Fix the Universe
* The Assimilated Cuban's Guide to Quantum Santeria
Category:English people
Category:English academics
Category:British game designers
Carlos Javed

About:Carlos Javed is a 41 years old dynamic digital music content creator and artist known for blending diverse musical genres into captivating and unique soundscapes. Born in the heart of Pakistan's city Lahore Carlos has a passion for innovation and storytelling through music, he has crafted royalty-free tracks and soundtracks tailored for indie creators, social media platforms, and multimedia projects. His expertise spans a variety of styles, from ambient and cinematic pieces to energetic electronic beats. Carlos's work is characterized by its emotive depth, intricate layers, and a keen sense of rhythm, making him a go-to artist for those seeking original and impactful music for their creative endeavors.
Liberty Beats:
Liberty Beats was founded on May, 2024 by Carlos Javed. Liberty Beats is your go-to destination for no-copyright music, perfect for enhancing all your social media projects, vlogs, and creative endeavors. With an extensive library of high-quality tracks, you can easily download music for free with proper attribution, making it simple to find the perfect soundtrack for your content. For those looking to take their projects to the next level, Liberty Beats also offers affordable licensing options for commercial use, ensuring that you can support the talented artists behind the music while enjoying the freedom to use it in your monetized or professional work. Whether you're a content creator, filmmaker, or business owner, Liberty Beats provides a seamless, budget-friendly solution for all your musical needs.
Album Releases:
Undercover Chronicles
The Lost Child (Extended)
Talash / Quest (Edit)
The Memories Of The Past
Category:Pakistani people
Category:Digital media
Category:Artists
Category:People from Lahore
Carlos Lizarralde

Carlos Lizarralde (Caracas, Venezuela) writer and entrepreneur based in Mexico City and Miami Beach. Author of Venezuela's Collapse: The Long Story of How Things Fell Apart, published in 2024 by Codex Novellus. He has written about Venezuelan politics and history at, Persuasion, Caracas Chronicles, and Papel Literario.
==Biography==
After studying Politics and Literary Theory at Hampshire College, Lizarralde's academic career started in the Comparative Literature doctoral program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. While there, he taught undergraduate courses and co-founded technē group, a publisher and organizer of academic conferences.
Lizarralde went on to have a twenty-five-year entrepreneurial career in media, technology, and education, starting as co-founder of Venezuela's largest circulation weekly, Urbe. In the late 1990s, he co-founded and was CEO of loquesea.com, a content platform produced in nineteen countries and four languages. He is a co-founder at Fluenz, a digital language-learning platform also offering immersion programs in twelve Latin American and European cities.
In 2024 he published Venezuela's Collapse: The Long Story of How Things Fell Apart, an exploration of the long-term historical trends behind the Chavista revolution. He has also written about the current politics of Venezuela from a historical perspective in Persuasion, Caracas Chronicles, and Papel Literario.
==Works==
* Venezuela's Collapse: The Long Story of How Things Fell Apart, was published on March 19, 2024, by Codex Novellus.
Category:Living people
Category:People from Caracas
Category:Venezuelan writers
Carlos López Feliciano

Carlos J. López Feliciano (born May 11, 1943) is a retired attorney and public official who served as chief of the Puerto Rico police and judge for the territory's Court of Appeals. 
López Feliciano was superintendent of the Puerto Rico police from 1985 to 1989. Rafael Hernandez Colon was the governor who appointed him for the position. As Superintendent of the Puerto Rico Police, López Feliciano, participated in rescue operations and investigation of the Dupont Plaza fire that took place on 1987 New Year's Eve.https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1987/01/09/arson-probers-focus-on-labor-unrest/3e125595-5878-4fdd-a8c3-ee287dd7de2a/ 
While serving as chief of the island's police, Lopez Feliciano dismantled the police intelligence division in the midst of a controversy over the unit's campaigns of political repression and illegal surveillance
During the 1987 visit of King Juan Carlos I of Spain to Puerto Rico, López Feliciano coordinated the deployment of about 800 commonwealth police officers through the city to provide security for the visit.
In December 1988, Hernandez Colon, appointed López Feliciano deputy-chief-of-staff of the Puerto Rico Secretariat of Governance.http://app.estado.gobierno.pr/Ordenes_Ejecutivas/1988/OE-1988-5259B.pdf
https://www.rafaelhernandezcolon.org/Ordenes%20Ejecutivas%20RHC/OE%201973-%201989/1988/12.%20Diciembre/OE-1988-5259B.pdf
He also was the island's Electoral Commissioner for the Popular Democratic Party (PPD) in the State Elections Commission, and former Secretary General of the PPD during the early 2000s.
After serving as a judge on the island's Court of Appeals, López Feliciano retired from public serviced on the early 2010s. Subsequently, López Feliciano wrote commentary notes about law and politics for El Nuevo Día newspaper until the early 2020s. Additionally, he served as a consultant in public safety issues after his retirement.
Category:1943 births
Category:Lawyers
Category:Public services
Category:Puerto Rican people
Carlos Manuel Muñiz

Carlos Manuel Muñiz (2 February 1922 - 31 October 2007) was an Argentine politician and diplomat. He served as Minister of Foreign Affairs (Argentina) between 1962 and 1963 during the presidency of José María Guido.
He also served as Argentine ambassador to the United States, to Bolivia and the United Nations. He was the creator of the National Foreign Service Institute of Argentina in 1963, whose function is to recruit Argentine diplomats.
He was born in Buenos Aires and studied Law at National University of La Plata.
Category:1922 births
Category:2007 deaths
Category:Argentine politicians
Category:Argentine diplomats
Category:People from Buenos Aires