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Claudia Uceda

Claudia Uceda is an Emmy award-winning Peruvian-American news correspondent for the Univision Spanish-language television network. She is featured nightly on the network’s main national newscast, Noticiero Univision, and is a regular contributor to Noticias Univision Edición Nocturna, ¡Despierta América! and Univision’s various other shows and digital platforms. 
==Career==
Uceda joined the Univision network in 2017 as a Washington-based national correspondent covering the United States Congress, the White House and government agencies. Some of her high-profile stories include the historic impeachment trials of President Donald Trump; the nominations of four Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett and Ketanji Brown Jackson; the longest U.S. government shutdown in American history, and the ongoing battles over immigration issues in the House and Senate. She has also covered immigration, politics, crime and other news stories from various locations around the country.
Uceda reported live from the deadly car attack at an anti-racist demonstration in Charlottesville, VA, on August 12, 2017. She was also front and center in the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by violent protesters trying to stop the certification of Joe Biden’s election as President. 
In 2019, Uceda reported extensively on undocumented immigrants employed by two of President Trump's properties, including the restaurant at his Trump International Hotel, just a few blocks from the White House. She was the first to reveal that that the Trump Vineyard in Charlottesville, VA, relied on work by undocumented immigrants. A report containing interviews with some of those immigrants aired in May of 2019, and they were laid off the following December, as the harvest season ended.
Prior to joining the network, Uceda was a reporter and anchor with the Univision local affiliate, WFDC Channel 14. She covered two presidential inaugurations and visits from two popes. She was the first reporter to track down Daisy Cuevas, the 7-year-old daughter of an undocumented immigrant who made international news when she asked First Lady Michelle Obama during a grade school press event why her husband was deporting undocumented immigrants.
==Personal life==
Uceda is the daughter of noted Peruvian journalist Ricardo Uceda Pérez and the wife of Brian Mooar, a former reporter for NBC News and The Washington Post. 
Category:People from Lima
Category:American people
Category:American University alumni
Claudia Wysocky

Claudia Wysocky (Born November 14, 2008) is a Polish poet and author. 
==Recognition==
Claudia has been recognized in multiple online magazines and literary competitions for her poetry. In May of 2023 she was shortlisted for the NY Browning Competition for her poem: "Poland, from Afar." Claudia's success in the NY Browning Competition marked the beginning of her writing career.
In addition to being shortlisted for the NY Browning Competition in 2023, she was also given publication by White Noise Zine with her poem "Health and Safety." Adding onto that, she got published two times by the same website: "A Thin Slice of Anxiety" with her poetry: "A Woman's Life (Selections from Claudia Wysocky)" and "Selections from Claudia Wysocky."
Category:2008 births
Category:Polish people
Category:Poets
Category:Author
Claudie Arseneault

Claudie Arseneault is a French Canadian fantasy author and aromantic and asexual activist. She writes and self-publishes fiction featuring queer characters and themes, with an aim toward increasing representation and awareness in fiction. She also writes fantasy inspired by her home city of Quebec City.
Arseneault is a champion for self published fiction in particular, as she found that it was after leaving more traditional models behind that she found the activist fiction she craved.
==Activism==
Much of Arseneault's queer activism takes the form of promoting aromantic and asexual representation and themes in fiction. Arseneault has said that representation in fiction "can really give you a sense of community, of being less alone, of being human and valued, too." Seeing a lack of spaces for aromantic stories in particular, she worked with other aromantic writers to create the anthology Common Bonds to focus on them. Her novel Baker Thief was written hoping to challenge ideas of what defines romance, and she actively seeks stories about platonic relationships.
Arseneault has been a repeat speaker at CAN-CON, discussing love in fiction, and whether it needs to be romantic and other aspects of writing queer characters without romance.
She helped found The Kraken Collective, which describes itself as a group of independently published queer authors including queer representation in their works.
Alongside her advocacy for queer representation in fiction, Arseneault is also known in solarpunk circles, both for her anthology Wings of Renewal and for advocating for fiction to portray a future that looks possible. Arseneault believes that portraying a future where realistic difficulties are handled communally can create a blueprint for the future.
==Recognition==
In 2022, Baker Thief was an Indie Ink Award winner for "This Book Made Me Hungry/Thirsty" and was a finalist in the categories for "Asexual Representation" and "Nonbinary Representation". It was also a semi-finalist in the Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off in 2022.
==Bibliography==
===Novels and novellas===
* Viral Airwaves (2015)
* The White Renegade (2015)
* City of Strife (2017)
* City of Betrayal (2017)
* Baker Thief (2018)
* City of Deceit (2022)
* City of Exile (2023)
* Awakenings (2024)
* Flooded Secrets (2024)
===Collections===
* Snowstorm & Overgrowth (2022)
===Short stories===
* "Le carré rouge" (2016)
* "Lemon & Salt" (2017)
===As an anthology editor===
* Wings of Renewal (2015)
* Common Bonds (2021)
Category:Fantasy writers
Category:Canadian people
Category:Living people
Claudio Napoleoni

Claudio Napoleoni (born in 1970 in Montreal, Qc) is a bilingual voice-over artist, actor and public address announcer from Laval, Quebec.
=== Voice-Over Work ===
The owner of CN VoiceOvershttps://www.cnvoiceovers.ca/, Napoleoni has done voice-overs for many television and radio commercials, corporate video presentations and documentaries in both English and French. He narrated the 2017 short film called Oscar, which took second place at the fifth Firenze FilmCorti festival. His work on The Seven Fires Totem won a Muse Award in 2017. He began his career in student radio at Dawson College.
Napoleoni has lent his voice to a variety of projects, including commercials for well-known brands such as Philips, Bell Let's Talk, and Timberland. His voice can also be heard in promotional materials for Victory Motorcycles and Mexico Tourism.
====Animation and Narration====
Napoleoni has contributed to animation shorts, notably voicing a character in the short film Oscar (2017), which received recognition at the 5th Firenze FilmCorti festival.
====Sports Announcing====
Since 2013, Napoleoni has served as a PA announcer for various sports venues, including soccer leagues and the Laval Rocket hockey team in the American Hockey League (AHL).
=== Public Address Work ===
He has been the bilingual home public address announcer https://www.thesuburban.com/columnists/mike_cohen_cohen_chatter/rocket-find-their-voice-in-laval-s-claudio-napoleoni/article_75e1c57f-6b40-5414-bacd-83fb04a2cb59.html for the inaugural 2017–2018 season for the Laval Rocket, an AHL farm team of the NHL hockey club, the Canadiens de Montréal that plays at Place Bell (Laval, Quebec), He earned the position in a competition with over 300 contestants that was decided by more than 5000 voters. He was already well known in the city for his prior public address work. In 2015 and 2016 he had been the public address announcer for FC Montreal, a United Soccer league affiliate of the MLS soccer club called Montreal Impact. From 2012 to 2015, he was the voice of the Laval Comets, a semi-professional women’s soccer team in the USL W-League.
=== Previous Career ===
Before starting a full-time voice-over career, Claudio Napoleoni served as the marketing director for Nita Equipment Inc, a manufacturer of pre-press printing and pressure-sensitive labeling application equipment.
== Filmography ==
Film 	Role 	Genre 	Year
The Seven Fires Totemhttps://museaward.com/winner-info.php?id=674 	Narrator	Documentary 	2017
Oscarhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt8370514/ 	Narrator	Animated Short Film	2017
SWEPT Sweeping Energetic Particle Telescope - Space Radiation Detectorhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVOD0EetgcE	Narrator	Science Documentary	2012
Téléscope Canadien - Balayeur de Particules Énergétiques SWEPThttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrfaGwNkvi4&t=9s 	Narrator	Science Documentary	2012
== Public Address Work ==
Team 	Year
Laval Rocket	2017-2018
FC Montreal 	2016-2017
Laval Comets	2013-2015
Category: Canadian artists
Category: Canadian actors
Claudio Quartarone

Claudio Quartarone is an Italian Guitarist and composer. He was born in Catania, and studied at Siena Jazz.
Quartarone was discovered by Enrico Rava, he took part in his group "Rava Special Edition".
He has performed and recorded with an eclectic variety of artists including Enrico Rava, Umberto Fiorentino, Yussef Dayes, Rocco Palladino, Fabrizio Sferra, Paolo Fresu. He has also recorded several original records for major italian label Rai Com.
A musical software, "Quartarone Guitar Reveries", a VST plugin was made on the signature electric sound of Claudio Quartarone.
==Discography==
* Even Eight with Dino Rubino (RaiCom, 2008)
* The Third Boss Guitar (RaiCom, 2009)
* Elevator (RaiCom, 2010)
* Subliminal (Comar23, 2011)
* Changes (WorkinLabel, 2018)
* Equilibrium (Three Hands Records, 2019)
 
Category:Italian jazz guitarists
Category:1984 births
Category:Rai Records artists
Category:Male jazz musicians
Claudio Raimondi

Claudio Raimondi (born 13 April 1983) is an Italian businessman. He is an Executive Fellow of Marketing at SDA Bocconi School of Management, where he teaches and serves on the advisory board.
He is a former Commercial Operations Director and a member of the Executive Committee at Vodafone Italy, and was previously the General Manager of eBay in Italy. He has over 20 years of experience in the e-commerce, technology, telecommunications, and manufacturing industries. He has a broad international experience and has worked for some of the largest multinationals. He was named "Manager of the Year" by Premio Italia Giovane in 2016. 
Raimondi holds a degree in business administration, with a focus on marketing, economics, and statistics, from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, graduating in 2006. During his time there, he was actively involved in the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). In 2004, he also completed a study program in marketing at Hanken School of Economics
Started his career at Pirelli in Milan, Italy. He joined the UK office of Pirelli in 2005, where he worked on commercial and logistics. In 2009 he moved back to Milan, Italy where he took on global roles.
He joined Vodafone in January 2011 where he worked for a few years in the commercial operations and digital divisions. In April 2013 he left Vodafone Italy and joined EBay as Head of Buyer in Italy rising to General Manager in October 2014.
He rejoins Vodafone on April 2107 as Head of Digital for Italy.
In July 2019, he was appointed board member of the Italian Vodafone Foundation.
Category:1983 births
Category:Businesspeople from Milan
Category:Vodafone people
Category:EBay employees
Claus C. Hilgetag (neuroscientist)

Claus-Christian Hilgetag (also known as Claus Hilgetag or Claus C. Hilgetag) (born in 1969) is a German neuroscientist focusing on theoretical biophysics and network neuroscience. His interests cover the principal organization of brain connectivity. CC Hilgetag, GAPC Burns, MA O'Neill, JW Scannell, MP Young, Anatomical connectivity defines the organization of clusters of cortical areas in the macaque and the cat, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, the interaction between structure and function in large-scale brain networks, causal brain mapping, and simple excitable models of brain dynamics. 
==Life and Career==
Claus Hilgetag obtained a master's degree (Diplom) in Biophysics at Humboldt University, Berlin in 1994, where his research focused on metabolic networks and contributed to the definition of elementary flux modes. His research was supervised by Stefan Schuster. He started his PhD in Computational Neuroscience at the University of Oxford and obtained his degree at Newcastle University (1994-1999). During his PhD, he focused on mathematical approaches to brain connectivity analysis. Although he focused on the hierarchical organization of the visual system in cats and macaques, he contributed to works on linking behavioral function to neuronal elements. He was a postdoctoral fellow in the group of Helen Barbas at Boston University at the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology from 1999 until 2001 as a Wellcome Trust International Fellow. During his fellowship there, he continued his work on brain connectivity and its organization, focusing on laminar patterning and the role of cytoarchitectonic types in brain network architecture. He also worked on modeling paradoxical lesion effects as a consequence of interhemispheric competition among regions of the visual system
In 2001, he moved back to Germany and established his group at Jacobs University of Bremen. During his early years as an assistant and later associate professor, he showed interest in generative network models of nervous systems and contributed to the development of a game-theoretical framework for lesion-symptom mapping. Moreover, he continued his research on the relationship between neuroanatomic and topological features of brain networks. In 2011, he was appointed W3 professor (full professor) at the University Medical Center Hamburg Eppendorf, where he currently directs the Institute of Computational Neuroscience in the Center for Experimental Medicine. He is also an adjunct associate professor at Boston University. In 2015, he was elected as a member of the Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Hamburg.
Besides his scientific works, his contributions to the community include serving as senior editor of Network Neuroscience, PLOS Biology, and Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. He has been awarded several grants by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and participated as principal investigator in several Collaborative Research Centers. 
Category:1969 births
Category:German neuroscientists
Category:German people
Clay Jordan

Clay Jordan (December 30, 1955–May 19, 2022) was a restaurateur and a contestant of Survivor: Thailand, the fifth season of the American television series Survivor.
Jordan was born on December 30, 1955, in Canyon, Texas, and then raised in Levelland, Texas. He graduated from Levelland High School and then attended South Plains College. He married his childhood sweetheart, Linda Sue Jordan, at age 20. Then they moved to Odessa, Texas. He had three brothers; his single mother raised all of them.
At the start of Thailand, Jordan was one of eight players chosen by the season's oldest female contestant Jan Gentry for Chuay Gahn,}} one of the two tribes of Survivor: Thailand. Throughout Thailand, his work ethic was perceived as poor for mostly lying down all day, and his physical and mental strengths were less than impressive, despite winning one individual immunity challenge. He became the runner-up, losing to winner Brian Heidik in the 4–3 jury vote of the final Tribal Council. Thus, Jordan earned $100,000 for his placement.
During the final Council, the fifth-placed Thailand player Ted Rogers Jr. accused him of being "nothing more than an ignorant, Southern redneck hillbilly" for allegedly "making a racist remark", which Jordan denied. Jordan claimed he was being fair to Rogers. When Rogers asked Heidik whether Jordan's fairness claims are true, Heidik promptly answered, "No."{{cite news |first=Brill |last=Bundy |date=December 20, 2002 |title=Porn Boy makes bank on Survivor: Thailand |work=Zap2it |publisher=Tribune Content Agency Published in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer as "Former porn star cashes in on Survivor: Thailand". On the Thailand reunion show, Rogers based the claims on fourth-placed Helen Glover's hearsay. Probst did not explore further onscreen.
As a restaurateur, Jordan owned two restaurants in Monroe, Louisiana—The Kettle and Jordan's. He also was an oil and gas industry salesman from 2007 to 2022. He died at age 66 in Monroe after his reported "short illness". His wife Linda died earlier that same year after contracting COVID-19. They both had two children, including one son, and several grandchildren.
Category:1955 births
Category:People from Canyon, Texas
Category:Restaurateurs
Category:South Plains College alumni
Clay Riley

Clay Riley (born December 21, 1975) is an American politician who has served as a Delegate from the 48th District to the West Virginia House of Delegates since 2020. Riley is a Republican Party (United States).
==Early life, education, and career==
Riley was born in Shinnston, West Virginia, to Bob and Ann Riley. He graduated from West Virginia University with a Bachelor of Science in Electric Engineering and Computer Engineering. Riley is the Vice President of Strategic Growth of The Thrasher Group, a West Virginia-based engineering firm. He also serves as President of the West Virginia Chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies.
==Elections==
===2020===
In the 2020 Republican primary, Riley placed fourth in a field of seven candidates where the top four moved on to the general election.
In the general election, Riley placed fourth out of eight candidates with 13.3% of the vote where the top four vote-getters were elected.
=== 2022 ===
In 2022, Riley's district changed during the state redistricting process following the 2020 United States census. Riley was unopposed in the primary election for West Virginia's new 72nd House District. He will face Democrat Derek McIntyre in the general election.
==Tenure==
===Committee assignments===
*Finance
*Vice Chair of Committee on Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services (Vice Chair)
*Political Subdivisions
*Technology & Infrastructure
*Select Committee on Tourism and Economic Diversification
==Personal life==
Riley has four children - Brenna, Avery, McKinnley and Cade Riley.
Category:West Virginia Republicans
Category:21st-century American politicians
Category:Members of the West Virginia House of Delegates
Clearblow

Clearblow is an American medical technology company focused on applying technology to developing AI-powered respiratory solutions. The company was founded by Lach Black in 2021.
==Overview== 
Lach Black founded Clearblow in February 2021 as a healthcare technology company headquartered in Menlo Park, California. Black’s initial strategy was to develop remote technology and telehealth solutions specifically targeting respiratory health management. Drawing upon personal experience in spirometry, Black recognized the outdated nature of existing technology and hence wanted to revolutionize and modernize the device.
In recent news, on October 16, 2023, Clearblow concluded its seed funding round, primarily led by Global VC Partners.
==Clearblow Spirometer== 
Clearblow introduced a Spirometer, a portable digital lung monitoring device. The device functions as a rapid test, aiding in the early identification of respiratory health issues such as chronic pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. It is a Bluetooth-enabled portable device that utilizes advanced technology to convert exhaled air into an acoustic signal. It measures lung capacity and FEV% scores, providing real-time data to users via a mobile application. The test results can be shared with healthcare providers through the same application. By allowing users to monitor their lung function from any location, Clearblow's spirometer significantly impacts how individuals manage their respiratory well-being. The company's focus on remote technologies and telemedicine solutions aims to empower patients to take more control over their respiratory health.
==References==
==External Link==
* Company website
* 
Category:Medical technology
Category:Companies established in 2021
Category:Companies based in Menlo Park, California
Category:Medical technology companies of the United States
Clearwater, Florida

The city of Clearwater may be found in Pinellas County, Florida, in the United States. It is situated to the northwest of Tampa and St. Petersburg. The Gulf of Mexico may be found to the west of Clearwater, while Tampa Bay can be found to the southeast of the city. The city has a total population of 117,292 residents as per the census completed in the year 2020. Clearwater is the smallest of the three major cities that make up the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater metropolitan region, which is more often referred to as the Tampa Bay Area. Clearwater serves as the county seat for Pinellas County, and it is also the county seat for Pinellas County.
One of the oldest roads in the city is called Cleveland Street, and BayCare Ballpark and Coachman Park are also located inside the municipal limits. Clearwater Beach is located on the other side of the Intracoastal Waterway from the city itself.
The Clearwater Marine Aquarium may be found in the city of Clearwater.
Clearwater is the location of the worldwide headquarters of the Church of Scientology, which was established there in 1954.
As of the year 2000, there were 84.43% of citizens who spoke English as their first language, 8.55% of people spoke Spanish as their mother tongue, 1.15% of persons spoke Greek, 1.00% of residents spoke French, 0.97% spoke German, and 0.85% of residents spoke Italian.
The economy of Clearwater provides jobs for around 50,400 people. Honeywell, Tech Data, and Morton Plant Hospital are some of the most important employers in the area. Employment in the city of Clearwater increased by 1.84 percent between the years 2015 and 2016, reaching a total of 50,345 persons. Service, Sales and Office, Science, and Business are the four most frequent employment categories in the United States. The median income for a household in Clearwater is $44,569, which is lower than both the average for the United States as a whole as well as the average for the state of Florida.
Category:Clearwater, Florida
Category:Cities in Pinellas County, Florida
Category:Populated coastal places in Florida on the Gulf of Mexico
Category:Populated places on Tampa Bay