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Cristov Dosev

Cristov Dosev (born October 21, 1961) a real estate developer and political activist in Pensacola, Florida. A Republican, Dosev ran unsuccessfully for the Florida House of Representatives and the United States House of Representatives.
== Early life and education ==
Dosev is a veteran of the Marine Corps and attended the University of Florida, graduating in 1984 with an engineering degree.
== Career and activism ==
Dosev has run in 3 Republican primaries for legislative office; he has lost all three. He is an active leader for veteran causes in Pensacola.
In 2018, Dosev faced criticism for falsely claiming to have been endorsed by former President Donald Trump and then criticizing Trump for his infidelities and never serving in the military. Dosev was supported in his campaign by Bill Kristol a well known opponent of the former President.
In 2020, Dosev made news when he attempted to block the driveway of a Pensacola abortion clinic to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
He made national news in 2020 when he alleged someone placed a hot dog laced with toothpicks on his porch in an attempt to kill his dog, Maverick. Dosev also received statewide backlash when he ran television ads labelled homophobic and transphobic by Equality Florida and others.
Dosev is a frequent contributor and editorialist for the Pensacola News Journal and local news outlets. After an attack at NAS Pensacola, Dosev called on the Navy to close the base to Saudi trainees. He is a frequent critic of Matt Gaetz. He once opined that Gaetz removed his own license to practice law, before it was renewed. In 2020, he called on Gaetz to resign from Congress. He also accused Gaetz of defrauding veterans in his district.
He is actively leading the effort to privately fund the construction of a park and statue in honor of General Daniel "Chappie" James in Pensacola, the first black 4 star general in the U.S. Military. He recently announced a collaboration with Ed Dwight to sculpt the statue of General James.
Category:1961 births
Category:Real estate and property developers
Category:Political activists
Critic

As a critic, you express your evaluation and opinion about different kinds of creative works such as art, literature, music, film, theatre, fashion and cuisine. You may also be a critic of other forms of creative works such as architecture and food. Critics may also choose to focus on social or political policies as their topic. When making critical judgments, whether or not they are based on critical thinking, they consider a variety of factors, including an assessment of the extent to which the item under consideration achieves its purpose and the intention of its creator, as well as an understanding of the context in which it is being used. They may also add a personal reaction, which may be favourable or negative.
Speaking clearly and skillfully in language are essential characteristics of a competent critic, as is the ability to utilise language with a high degree of appeal and competence. It's also essential to have empathy, sensitivity, and insight. The critic takes into account the form, the style, and the medium. In architectural and culinary criticism, the item's purpose, value, and cost may all be considered as additional components of the evaluation.
Critics are widely recognised and, to a considerable extent, followed as a result of the quality of their evaluations or the notoriety of the individuals who provide them. Influential critics of art, music, theatre, and architecture often express their views in full-length books on their subjects of interest. The Seven Lamps of Architecture and The Stones of Venice by John Ruskin are two of the most well-known examples of this. A variety of theoretical perspectives may be used by critics to form their opinions. Take, for example, a feminist or a Freudian point of view on the subject.
Category:Criticism
Category:Entertainment occupations
Category:Humanities occupations
Critical Menstrual Studies

Critical Menstruation Studies is a new field of interdisciplinary academic research which seeks to investigate the social, economic, cultural, historic and scientific aspects of the menstrual cycle. It was coined in the 2010s, and officially launched through The Palgrave Handbook for Critical Menstruation Studies in 2020. 
== Menstruation Scholarship prior to launch of Critical Menstruation Studies ==
Although defined in the 2010s, menstrual scholarship has a long history dating back to the 1800s. During the twentieth-century, a more critical approach to menstrual research developed to include analysis of the product industry, menstrual taboos, and menstrual pain. Chris Bobel, in her book New Blood, covers the history of activism and scholarship to date. 
== Key authors and thinkers ==
* Chris Bobel
* Sharra L Vostral
* Bettina Bildhauer
* Inga Winkler
* Gloria Steinem
* Breanne Fahs
* Elizabeth Kissling
* Maria Tomlinson
* David Linton
* Bee Hughes
* Alice Billington
* Sarah Zipp
* Cass Cemmer
* Lara Owen
* Camilla Mørk Røstvik
* Dr. Jerilynn Prior 
* Laura Wershler
* Jo-Ann Osuwu
== Centres of expertise ==
* Society for Menstrual Cycle Research 
* Menstruation Research Network UK
* MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, University of Edinburgh
* Centre for Menstrual Cycle and Ovulation Research at University of British Columbia
* American Academy of FertilityCare Professionals
* American College of Nurse-Midwives
* American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
* American Psychological Association (e.g., Division 35 – Psychology of Women, Division 38 – Health Psychology)
* Association for Women in Psychology
* American Public Health Association
* American Sociological Association—Section on Body/Embodiment
* Association of Reproductive Health Professionals
* Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses
* Canadian Women’s Health Network
* International Council on Women’s Health Issues
* Jacobs Institute for Women’s Health
* Menstrual Matters
* Museum of Menstruation
* National Women’s Health Network
* North American Menopause Society
* Our Bodies, Ourselves
* Red Tent Women’s Project
* Sustainable Health Enterprises (SHE)
* Tremin Trust
== References ==
Category:Menstrual cycle
Category:Menstruation
Category:Feminine hygiene
Category:Women's health
Croatia

Croatia, formally the Republic of Croatia, is a republic located on the Adriatic Sea at the crossroads of Central and Southeast Europe. It is the second most populous country in the European Union. Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro are bordering Croatia to the southeast, while Croatia has a maritime boundary with Italy to the west and southwest. Croatia's borders with Slovenia are to the northwest, Hungary are to the northeast, Serbia are to the east, and Montenegro are to the southeast. The capital and biggest city, Zagreb, serves as the administrative centre of one of the country's principal subdivisions, which includes twenty counties. Croatia has a land area of 56,594 square kilometres (21,851 square miles) and a population of 4.07 million people, making it the third most populous country in Europe.
Croatia, a sovereign state ruled by a parliamentary system, is a republic with a democratic constitution. As a member of the European Union, the United Nations, the Council of Europe, NATO, the World Trade Organization, and the Union for the Mediterranean, it is also a founding member of an Organization for Security and Co - Operation. Croatia has been an active participant in United Nations peacekeeping operations, having provided soldiers to the International Security Assistance Force and holding a nonpermanent seat on the United Nations Security Council during the 2008–2009 term, among other things. Investing in infrastructure, particularly transportation routes and amenities along the Pan-European corridors, has been a priority for the Croatian government since 2000.
Croatia is categorised as a high-income economy by the World Bank, and it has a very high ranking on the Human Development Index (HDI). The economy is dominated by the service, industrial, and agricultural sectors, in that order. Tourist revenue is an important source of income in Croatia, which is considered among the top 20 most popular tourist destinations in the world. The state has a significant influence on a portion of the economy, as seen by enormous government spending. Among Croatia's major commercial partners is the European Union, which accounts for about half of all exports. Croatia offers social security, universal health care, and tuition-free primary and secondary education, while also promoting culture via state institutions and business investments in media and publishing, as well as through international cooperation.
Category:Croatia
Category:Central European countries
Category:Countries in Europe
Category:Croatian-speaking countries and territories
Crossover (2020 comic book)

Crossover is an upcoming American comic book limited series written by Donny Cates and drawn by John J. Hill, Geoff Shaw and Dee Cunniffe. The series is set to be published by Image Comics in November 2020.
== Publication history ==
In July 2020, during San Diego Comic-Con 2020, Image Comics announced a comic book series titled Crossover, being written by Donny Cates, and drawn by John J. Hill, Geoff Shaw and Dee Cunniffe. Back in 2017, they have already been involved in the creation of God Country and Redneck, two other Image series.
According to Cates and Shaw during an interview on IGN, the story is inspired by crossover events featured by comic book publishers like DC Comics, Marvel Comics, among others, being a mixture between Avengers: Endgame and Cloverfield, and they also revealed the possibility for other Image characters to appear.
== Premise ==
In 2017, a fictional comic book crossover event comes to life in the real world, causing a lot of destruction and death around Colorado. Five years later, a direct market retailer joins forces with other characters on a quest to find out the cause behind "The Event".
== Characters ==
* Ellie: a comic book retailer (direct market) who was evacuated from her home in Colorado during The Event, and wants to return after five years.
== References ==
== External links ==
* Image Comics' official announcement
Category:2020 comics debuts
Category:Comics about parallel universes
Category:Crossover comics
Category:Image Comics titles
Category:Metafictional works
Category:American comics
Category:Comics
Crossover (company)

Crossover is a private, global recruitment company specializing in full-time remote job placements. The company focuses on hiring highly skilled tech professionals and other roles across various industries worldwide. 
==History==
Crossover was founded in 2014 by Andy Tryba, following his work at Intel and his advisory role to President Obama’s Council. He launched the company in response to the growth of cloud computing, which made remote work more feasible. The company has since recruited contractors for various technical and non-technical roles, using a remote-first recruitment strategy. 
Crossover is known for hiring software developers, but also recruits AI-engineers, customer support, finance, sales, marketing, education, and executive leadership positions. 
In 2021, the company registered the ‘Crossover’ trademark in the United States, covering its recruitment services.
According to Zippia, Crossover’s revenue was $12.1M in 2023.
==Operations==
Crossover operates a recruitment model that focuses on skills assessments over traditional CVs and cover letters, utilizing AI-powered tests to evaluate candidates’ capabilities. 
Crossover's operations are supported by ESW Capital, founded by Joe Liemandt, and power the global workforce for their tech companies. Their largest client is Trilogy.
Crossover has a proprietary tool, WorkSmart, which monitors and tracks employee activities on their computers. The tool has been criticized as intrusive and a source of anxiety for workers, and the tracking software not counting time spent working away from the computer.
==Community Reach==
The "Out of Office" series is produced by Crossover on YouTube. 
Crossover publishes a newsletter on LinkedIn, with 2.4 million subscribers, ranking it among the top 50 on the platform.
Category:Companies established in 2014
Category:Companies based in Austin, Texas
Category:Business services companies
Crowd (software)

Crowd is a web-based identity access management and SSO service developed by Australian software company Atlassian. Atlassian wrote Crowd in the Java (programming language) and first published it in 2007. Crowd Standalone comes with a built-in Tomcat web server and support for multiple Database platforms including PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server.
The company markets Crowd as enterprise software, licensed as either on-premises software or software as a service running on Amazon Web Services. Crowd has captured a small amount of market share, but is in use by notable organizations such as the United Kingdom via their UK Government G-Cloud program, and NASA.
== History ==
Atlassian released Crowd 1.0 on March 5, 2007, saying its purpose was to "enable[s] IT administrators and application developers to quickly integrate and deploy single sign-on using popular directories such as Microsoft Active Directory and Apple Open Directory. As well as giving IT administrators a single consolidated point of user management"
In recent versions, Crowd has evolved to provide tighter integration with the Atlassian software suite– with additional features including license usage reporting, and limited automatic group management. Despite this, customer reception has been lukewarm– With some customers stating that the product lacks the feature set of other solutions.
In 2017, Atlassian released Crowd 3.0 Data Center to add high availability with load balancing across nodes in a clustered setup.
== Security ==
On May 22, 2019, Atlassian released a public security advisory affecting Crowd server and data center– CVE-2019-11580. This vulnerability allowed a malicious actor to install an arbitrary plugin to affected versions via an unauthenticated request, effectively allowing unauthenticated remote code execution (Remote code execution).
Category:2007 software
Category:Identity management
Category:Collaborative software
Crunchy Media

Crunchy Media is a full-service mobile communication and digital marketing agency headquartered in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Its digital customer services include IVR, social media promotions, business email hosting, SMPP, OTP SMS, Bulk Voice/SMS, SMTP server, and others. 
Founded in 2018 by Jitendra Kumar Samal and Satya Prakash Swain, Crunchy Media within four years has built a vast community of over 2000 brands including 52 of the Interbrand 100 companies. It is best known for building enterprise software for digital customer service, online brand communities, and social media management.
==History==
Crunchy Media was established in 2018 by Jitendra Kumar Samal and Satya Prakash Swain. Bagging over 20 years of experience, the founders aimed to create such a platform that transformed the way businesses, individuals and groups communicate using mobile. 
Started as a small agency in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, the business has grown to become one of the fastest-growing digital-first consumer interaction platforms in India and the United States. EnewsOdia, a Crunchy Media effort, links netizens to the most up-to-date news about Ollywood and beyond.
Since its inception, Crunchy Media has landed a number of prolific clients spanning different industries including Tanishq, Kalinga Hospital, RTO, Delhi Public School, Hero Honda, Kalyan jewelers, Odisha Tourism, BJP, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Jawed Habib, Supreme Plastics, and St. Xavier’s High School to name a few.
==Products and services==
Crunchy Media offers a wide range of services including but not limited to:
* Bulk SMS
* Smart SMS
* RCS
* Business SMS
* Email & Voice
* WhatsApp Business
* Chatbots
* Social Media Marketing
* Web Hosting
* Cloud Telephony
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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Category:Companies established in 2018
Category:Telecommunications companies
Category:Digital marketing companies
Category:2018 establishments in India
Category:Digital marketing
Category:Advertising agencies
Crusader Talent

Crusader Talent is an American digital talent management company and was founded in November 2019 by Mason Breeding and Brooke Elverson Jordan in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. They mainly focus on creators that play the game Old School RuneScape. They manage creators such as Thinknoodles, who featured on Gaming Show. Crusader Talent is a part of Affinity Media Group, a media agency. Prior to being named Crusader Talent, it was originally called eSports Talent Management LLC before rebranding. In 2021, they were acquired by Turopium. 
They are now under ran under Affinity media group. 
In August 2023, Old School Runescape, Crusader Talent and content creators EVscape and Hooti partnered together to run an event dubbed the "Third Annual Speedrun Cup". 
On February 23rd 2024, Crusader Talent helped sign 31+ Old School Runescape streamers to the streaming platform Kick. 
Category:American talent agents
Category:Companies established in 2019
Category:Companies of the United States
Cruz Abelita

Cruz Abelita (born 19 March 2009) is an American actor and television personality best known for his appearances in Dolly Parton's Netflix movie "Christmas on the Square", and the Lionsgate TV series "Step Up.” Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, Abelita rose to popularity with his Hollowood debut in Words on Bathroom Walls.
His primary appearance is on STARZ's Step Up where he plays the role of Justin in Seasons 1 and 2, and Season 3 will be available shortly. His current talent agency is Coast to Coast, and his manager is Crackerjack Management.
==Biography==
Abelita was born on 19 March 2009 to Sean and Amanda Abelita in Columbus, Ohio. He attended an acting camp at age six and realized his passion for acting. In the same year, Abelita signed with East Coast Talent in Atlanta and Coast to Coast Agency in LA. He also signed with Crackerjack Management as his Manager. Abelita debuted in his first studio film at the age of 10 with his appearance in Words on Bathroom Walls, a feature film in which he played the role of Danny.
Abelita has also starred in a number of short films, videos, documentaries, and TV series including The Big Fun Crafty Show, Kelly Talk Show, It's Supernatural, and Jumanji: The Next Level to name a few. Other prominent appearances of Abelita can be witnessed in Christmas on the Square and Fatima.
==Filmography==
S.No.	Title 	Year 	Type 	Role
1 	Anthems: A Journey Around the World 	2017 	Documentary Short	Citizen of the World
2 	It's Supernatural 	2017 	TV Series 	Sick Boy
3 	Lewis 	2017 	Short Film 	Cruz
4 	The Big Fun Crafty Show 	2018 	TV Series 	Self
5 	The Art of Making Art 	2018 	Short Film 	Michael Taylor Ryan Wade
6 	Camera Shy 	2018 	TV Movie 	Luke Barlow
7 	Step Up: High Water 	2018-19 	TV Series 	Justin / Justin Jiminez
8 	Kelly Talk Show 	2018-19 	TV Series 	Self
9 	Jumanji: The Next Level 	2019 	Film 	Messenger Boy (uncredited)
10 	Actors for Equality 	2020 	Short Video 	Self
11 	Words on Bathroom Walls 	2020 	Film 	Danny
12 	Musicianary - The Rodrigo Rodriguez Story	2020 	Documentary short	Young Rodrigo
13 	Christmas on the Square 	2020 	Film 	Little Boy
14 	Fatima 	Pre-Production	Film 	Young Jessie
==Personal life==
Likes to play basketball and tennis and is also passionate about gaming.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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* Cruz Abelita on TikTok
Category:2009 births
Category:American actors
Category:American television personalities
Category:People from Columbus, Ohio
Cruz Mora

Cruz Mora (born Cruz Ulysses Fuentes Mora on June 8, 1999) is a prominent political figure based in Live Oak, CA. As a dedicated member of the Democratic Party. 
 Early Life, Education, and Career
 Cruz Mora was born and raised in Live Oak, California, to Mexican immigrants. He graduated from Live Oak High School, where he served as the Key Club president. In 2016, Mora volunteered for the Bernie Sanders Presidential Campaign traveling to Idaho.
Mora went on to graduate from Chico State in 2024 with a degree in Public Administration. He has worked for the State of California as a policy analyst since 2020. Mora was inspired to run for politics by Donald Trump.
 Live Oak City Council Campaigns
 Cruz Mora has run for the Live Oak City Council in the years 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2024.
 2020
 November 3, 2020
 
 Nancy Santana: 1,127 (21.57%) (winner)
 Lakhvir Ghag: 877 (16.79%) (winner)
 Aleks Tica: 850 (16.27%)
 Jeramy Chapdelaine: 770 (14.74%)
 Dale Carlson: 589 (11.27%)
 Cruz Mora: 516 (9.88%)
 Johnny Ceballos: 495 (9.48%)
 
 2021 Live Oak City Council Vacancy Election
 December 7, 2021
 
 Jeramy Chapdelaine: 420 (42.21%) (winner)
 Cruz Mora: 277 (27.84%)
 Aleks Tica: 257 (25.83%)
 Rick Dais: 41 (4.12%)
 
 2022 Live Oak City Council Election
 November 8, 2022
 
 Ashley Hernandez: 819 (16.91%) (winner)
 Bob Woten: 767 (15.83%) (winner)
 Jeramy Chapdelaine: 757 (15.63%) (winner)
 Cruz Mora: 696 (14.37%)
 J.R. Thiara: 690 (14.24%)
 Aleks Tica: 571 (11.81%)
 Noel Grove: 543 (11.21%)
 
 2024 Live Oak City Council Election
 November 5, 2024
 Political Positions
 
 Supports expanding and funding police and fire services
 Supports expanding parks and recreation
 Advocates for bringing economic development to Live Oak
Supports clean water infrastructure projects
 
 Personal Life
 Cruz Mora was born and raised in Live Oak, California, by Mexican Catholic immigrant parents. Mora is married to his husband, Marcus, in Live Oak where they live in thier home. He is a member of the Democratic Party.
Category:1999 births
Category:People from Oakland, California
Category:Politicians
Category:American people
Cruzeiro eSports

Cruzeiro eSports is the sports department of the traditional sports club Cruzeiro. Created in 2019. It has teams in various sports such as FIFA , League of Legends and Garena Free Fire.
* Josaci "Senna do Boné" Senna
* Victor "Tore" Dos Santos
The Cruzeiro embarked on Free Fire and May 2020 with great style. Although it didn't guarantee a place in the Series A logo, the team made it to the finals of Series C and narrowly missed out on the top eight. Although it was affected by several problems in its passage in the third division, the team from Minas Gerais ran to fix the mistakes made and arrives to dispute the elite of the Brazilian Free Fire League.
=== Roster: ===
* Frederico "Cebolinha" Franco
* Igor "Igzinn" Rodrigues
* Vitor "Horus" Hugo
* Patrick "Nativa" Alexandre
==== Coach: ====
* Daniel "DOGBLACK" Lira
On October 2, 2020, Riot Games via social networks announced that Cruzeiro was one of the teams selected in the League of Legends, and that it will play the 2021 CBLOL. The club paid about R$ 4.4 million to secure its place in the Riot Games franchise.
Category:Sport in Brazil
Category:Sports clubs in Brazil
Category:Cruzeiro Esporte Clube