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Cynthia Crawford

Cynthia "Cindy" Crawford (married Jordan) (January 13, 1947 – October 14, 2007) was one of four adopted children of Hollywood actress Joan Crawford and twin of Cathy Crawford.
After the release of her sister Christina Crawford's infamous book, Cindy and her twin Cathy claimed throughout her lives their adoptive mother, Joan Crawford, was a "very loving person".
==Birth==
The twins' biological mother, Theda Mildred Cotten, died 11 days after her birth due to kidney failure at the age of 21. Their biological father, J. W. Jorden, had abandoned their biological mother during the last part of her pregnancy and birth.
==Adoption==
Cindy, and her twin sister Cathy, had lived with Joan Crawford for over a year, before she officially adopted the twins on June 11, 1948.
Cindy and Cathy had lived with Joan Crawford at her Brentwood home for over a year, before she officially adopted the twins on June 11, 1948. Joan Crawford did not use the infamous adoption broker, Georgia Tann, for the adoption of her twins, as claimed by recent online rumours.
When Crawford married Alfred Steele in 1955, he took on the role of the twins' adoptive father until his death in 1959. After his death, both Cathy and Cynthia moved to New York City with Crawford. 
Later she would reconnect with the rest of the family and eventually moved to be closer to her biological father, J. W. Jordan, and worked for the family business.
==Personal life==
Cynthia was enrolled in boarding at the age of 8 and eventually attended the University of Dubuque. She met her husband, John Jordan there, and in 1967, they married, moving to Dubuque, Iowa. They had two sons together -- Jan (born in 1968), and Joel C. Jordan (born in 1971). In 1976, one year before her adoptive mother's death, the couple divorced. 
==Defending her adoptive mother, Joan Crawford==
"I think Christina was jealous," she says. "She wanted to be the one person she couldn't be – Mother. I think she'll use Joan until she can't get any more good out of it. Then she'll dump her." She went on, "I never saw Joan drunk. It was hard to be a single parent. It's still pretty rough. I've got first-hand experience".
Cindy appeared in the 1996 A&E's biography film of Joan Crawford, reiterating her position that Joan was firm but not abusive.
In 1999, while Christina was promoting a new edition of her book Mommie Dearest, Christina claimed that Cindy and Cathy were not real twins. The twins were upset upon hearing this, and Cathy filed a lawsuit at the U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania. Instead of going to trial in federal court, both agreed to use arbitrators. Cathy won the lawsuit against Christina and was awarded $5,000 plus court costs for public statements wrongfully made about her.
==Filmography==
List of TV and Film Appearances
Year	Title 	Role
1961	What's My Line? 	Self
1996	Joan Crawford: Always the Star	Self
2008	Tough Baby: Torch Song 	Self (archive footage)
Category:1947 births
Category:People from Dyersburg, Tennessee
Category:American actresses
Category:2007 deaths
Cynthia Graham Hurd

Cynthia Graham Hurd (June 21, 1960 - June 17, 2015) was a librarian and community leader in Charleston, South Carolina for 31 years before she was killed in the Charleston church shooting. After her death a library was renamed for her, a mural was painted on her library, a fund was established, and a kindness campaign launched. She served on various boards.
She was born in Charleston. Melvin and Henrietta Graham were her parents and she one of six children.https://www.today.cofc.edu/2015/10/21/storybook-life-cynthia-graham-hurd/amp/ She sang in the youth choir at church, attended James Simons Elementary School and the High School of Charleston, and graduated from Clark College (now Clark-Atlanta University) in Atlanta in 1982 with a degree in mathematics. She worked at the John L. Dart Library in downtown Charleston, part of thr Charleston County Public Libraries.
The College of Charleston renamed its Colonial Scholarship academic scholarship fund for in-state students to the Cynthia Graham Hurd Memorial Scholarship. Charleston County Public Library renamed its St. Andrews Library branch, which she managed, the Cynthia Graham Hurd St. Andrews Regional Library.
The Cynthia Graham Hurd Foundation for Reading and Civic Engagement was established to continue her legacy with literacy and reading programs.https://www.cghfoundation.org/what-we-do#:~:text=A%2031-year%20employee%20of,days%20before%20her%2055th%20birthday.
She was married to Stephen Hurd. Malcolm Graham is her brother.
She received the Phoenix Award from the Congressional Black Caucus. Springer Nature offers a Hurd Scholarship to librarians. The Charleston Libraries present a Cynthia Graham Hurd Staff Award.
Category:1960 births
Category:2015 deaths
Category:American librarians
Category:Native American leaders
Category:People from Charleston, South Carolina
Cynthia Lourde

Cynthia Lourde is an American Movie Producer 
, Actor
https://epaper.deccanchronicle.com/epaper_main.aspx#2626373, Singer & Philanthropist 
. She Produced a Movie 'Varnashramam' 
 under her company 'Cynthia ProductionHouse' , Movie was released theatrically on February 10, 2023 . She was a debut as female lead in 'Varnashramam’, Media & Press were describing her acting skills were great & amazing that she lived the role though she is a debut actor . She was inspired to make movies after her involvement through Non-profit charity HFCIC that she founded to help the special needs children community https://publicistpaper.com/how-can-hfcic-help-chronically-ill-children/.
Category:American people
Category:Film producers
Category:Actors
Category:Singers
Category:Philanthropists
Cynthia Talmadge

Cynthia Talmadge (born 1989, New York) is a New York based artist best known for her paintings, photographs, and immersive installations, all of which delve into the enigmatic and dark facets of contemporary Americana and tabloid culture. She is currently represented by 56 Henry in New York.
Talmadge’s 2018 solo exhibition in New York, titled "1076 Madison," showcased a series of eight paintings centered around the Frank E. Campbell funeral home . In her 2017 debut solo show, "Leaves of Absence," Talmadge presented life-sized photographs of meticulously crafted sets portraying scenarios of celebrity rehabilitation. Accompanying these images were an architectural installation that reconstructed a fragment of an imagined room from McLean Hospital. Talmadge's approach involves reinterpreting spaces like funeral parlors or treatment centers through artistic conventions such as pointillism and midcentury melodramas.
Category:1989 births
Category:People from New York City
Category:Artists
Cynthy Wu

Cynthy Wu is a Vietnamese and Chinese-American actress. She has played the role of Andie Dang on Twisted (TV series), Mia Abend on American Vandal, Liz in Holidate, and Kelly Baldwin in For All Mankind (TV series).
==Personal life==
Wu was born in California and is of Vietnamese Americans and Chinese descent. Wu has advocated for greater Asian American representation in Asian Americans in arts and entertainment.
==Filmography==
===Film===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2017	Before I Fall 	Ally Harris 	
2017	Kong: Skull Island 	Thug's Girlfriend	
2018	The Happytime Murders	Brittenie Marlow 	
2020	Holidate 	Liz 	
2021	The Starling 	Receptionist Jill	
===Television series===
Year	Title 	Role 	Notes
2012	See Dad Run 	Annabelle 	
2014	Twisted (TV series) 	Andie Dang 	
2014	Growing Up Fisher 	Nicole 	
2016	Survivor's Remorse 	Kristine Lang	
2016	The Catch (TV series) 	Yumi 	
2018	American Vandal 	Mia Abend 	
2018	Now We're Talking 	Jasmine 	
2019	This Close 	Sara 	
2021	For All Mankind (TV series)	Kelly Baldwin	
Category:21st-century American actresses
Category:Actresses from California
Category:American film actresses
Category:American television actresses
Cyprien Verseux

Cyprien Verseux (born 6 August 1990 at Vélizy-Villacoublay) is a French astrobiologist.Mars scientists leave dome on Hawaii mountain after year in isolation
He is currently the head of the Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity, a German scientific institution at the University of BremenCyprien Verseux.
== Career ==
A graduate of Institut Sup'Biotech de Paris,Après une année dans un dôme, Cyprien Verseux a toujours envie d'aller sur Mars he is known for having participated at the HI-SEAS|Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation IV from 29 August 2015 to 29 August 2016.Nasa ends year-long Mars simulation on Hawaii
== Bibliography ==
* Vivre sur Mars, 2017, Michel Lafon Publishing|Michel Lafon, 
* Un hiver antarctique, 2019, Hugo Image, 
 
Category:1990 births
Cyprus Forum

The Cyprus Forum is a new not-for-profit annual conference, organised by Oxygono, in association with the Delphi Economic Forum and Zenox Public Affairs as communications partner. The Cyprus Forum focuses on political prioritiesPolitical priorities 2020-2025 (europa.eu) which are linked to society as a whole and need reform based on scientific and creative thinkingA digital future for Europe - Consilium (europa.eu). This forum focuses on Cyprus, the region and beyond, as demonstrated by the participation of local, European and global leaders. 
The Cyprus Forum handles issues about the pillars of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, namely on EconomyClerides_81-88.pdf (ucy.ac.cy), Entrepreneurship, and Corporate ResponsibilityTHE FUTURE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY | Emerald Insight, Foreign PolicyThe Relationships Between Mass Media, Public Opinion, and Foreign Policy: Toward a Theoretical Synthesis | Annual Review of Political Science (annualreviews.org), Energyhttps://www.aceee.org/files/proceedings/1984/data/papers/SS84_Panel6_Paper_01.pdf, and EnvironmentEnvironment and Emerging Development Issues | The World Bank Economic Review | Oxford Academic (oup.com), Justice, and InstitutionsIntroduction. The Battle Over Transparency (degruyter.com), Research, Innovation and InfrastructureDevelopment of national innovation policy in small developing countries: the case of Cyprus - ScienceDirect, Education, and CulturePhilosophy, Science, Education and Culture - Robert Nola, Gürol Irzik - Βιβλία Google, and Health and SportsResearch Ethics in Exercise, Health and Sports Sciences | Taylor & Francis Group (taylorfrancis.com). These topics are then discussed and debated by a panel of speakers, selected for the academic credentials, innovative ideas, and combined understanding of decision-making and policy-makingThe politics of intercultural education in Cyprus: Policy-making and challenges: Education Inquiry: Vol 4, No 1 (tandfonline.com). Discussions are held in English with interpretation available for participants. 
==Cyprus Forum 2020==
The first Cyprus Forum took place on the 3rd of October 2020, delivered by Oxygono in collaboration with Delphi Economic Forum. Launched on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Republic of Cyprus, Cyprus Forum is now establishing itself as an annual, Cyprus-based conference. 
More than 75 invited speakers from Cyprus and abroad joined the inaugural Cyprus Forum, both in-person and online, covering a wide range of issues that are inextricably relevant to society as a whole, creating a new conference network from across several sectors. 
According to the deliverables of the first Cyprus Forum , there is huge potential for citizens to be engaged significantly more in Cyprus’ democracy, across the areas of… Foreign Policy, Economy, Environment, Justice, Institutions, Health, Innovation, Education, and Cultural. 
==Cyprus Forum 2021==
The second Cyprus Forum is scheduled for October 2, 2021 at the Nicosia Municipal Theater with the theme ‘A new sustainable horizon, Cyprus 2040’.
Cyriac Pappachan

Cyriac Pappachan (born 9 November 1982) is a consultant infertility specialist and laparoscopic surgeon based in Kerala. They were included in the Asia Book of Records after successfully performing laparoscopic surgery (keyhole surgery) to remove a uterus weighing 4.420 kg with multiple fibroid tumors.
==Early life and education==
Pappachan was born on November 9, 1982 in Kattanam, Pallickal panchayat, Alappuzha. He received his secondary education at Mount Bethany English Medium High School in Mylapra, Pathanamthitta.
MBBS from Shri B. M. Patil Medical College, Bijapur, Karnataka, in the year 2009. In 2012, she received her MD in Obstetrics and Gynaecology from Annamalai University in Tamil Nadu. His mentor was Dr. Biswajith Chakraverty, who was a renowned teacher, guide, and philosopher. 
Fellowship in Minimal Invasive Surgery—Gynaecology from Rajiv Gandhi University, Bangalore, in 2013, under Dr. B. Ramesh, who is a world-famous laparoscopic surgeon.
Masters in reproductive medicine, NHS Homerton, London Diploma in Advanced Gynaecological Endoscopy at CICE, France World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons, New Delhi, awarded him a fellowship and diploma in minimal access surgery.
Category:1982 births
Category:Indian people
Category:Medical doctors from Kerala
Category:Surgeons
Cyril Hopovac

Cyril Hopovac also written Ćiro Hopovac an abbreviated form of Ćirilo Hopovachttps://www.scribd.com/document/388825178/Sarajevo-Stara-Pravosl-Crkva-Kompl-BOS(Serbian: Ћирило Хоповац/Ćirilo Hopovac; who lived between the 17th- and the beginning of the 18th-century) was a Serbian chronicler from the time of the Great Migration of the Serbs and a contemporary of Stefan Ravaničanin, Atanasije Daskal and Arsenije III Crnojević. He was an archimandrite of the Staro Hopovo Monastery. From his pen come various notes written around 1721, the most striking of which is the fleeing and alienation of the peoples and patriarch Arsenije III Crnojević before the Turks and the death of many of his contemporaries after 1683. He is one of three eyewitness writers who testify to these tragic events. The other two are Stefan Ravaničanin and Atanasije Daskal.Cyril's letter to Fyodor Alexeyevich Golovin|Golovin during the Treaty of Karlowitz is a testimony of the tragedy of Serbia invaded by an Ottoman Empire|empire alien in Christian faith and European customs. https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Old_Serbian_manuscripts_and_printed_book/5WEYAAAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=Cyril+Hopovac&dq=Cyril+Hopovac&printsec=frontcover 
Like the monks of Rača monastery, for example, it not uncommon for anonymous writers to be referred to by their first name and the name of the place with which their life or work is connected (in Cyril's case, Staro Hopovo Monastery). 
==Literature==
Dejan Mihailović: The Byzantine Circle (Little Dictionary of Early Christian Literature in Greek, Byzantine and Old Serbian Literature), Belgrade, "Textbooks Institute", 2009, p. 203-204.
Cyril O'Boyle

Cyril O'Boyle (23 February 1926 - 2017) was an Irish long distance running athlete. Born in Bealcruit, Roses, before emigrating for a short time with his parents to the USA. He returned to Letterkenny, working in St Conal's Hospital. He later emigrated to Scotland. He returned, aged 54, to spend the rest of his life in Breenagh, Letterkenny.
He was the first Donegal man to win an Irish national cross country title in 1951. Also that same year he came first in the Ulster Junior and Senior and National Junior and Senior titles. Nobody has matched this achievement to date. He competed with Strabane AC.
In 1952, he won the Irish 1500m title, the 1 mile title on 1953 and the 4 mile title in 1954.
In 2016, O'Boyle was the first person to be inducted into the Donegal Athletics' "hall of fame".
Category:1926 births
Category:2017 deaths
Category:Irish long-distance runners
Category:Irish people
Cyril Torres

Cyril Torres is a French wheelchair rugby league player 
and coach who currently plays for Catalans Dragons in Elite One Championship. He is also the head coach of the France national wheelchair rugby league team whom he won two world cups with as a player and captain.
==Playing Career==
===Club===
Torres was part of the Saint-Estève XIII Catalan academy and played for the club before a road traffic accident in 2007. Followed his recovery he returned to the Catalan Wheelchair side where he won six league titles before a move to Toulouse Olympique / Saint Jory for a final season winner a further league title. 
He initially retired following the 2017 World Cup. In 2023, he returned to Catalans Dragons following recovery of unspecified health issues. He played in Catalans 2024 European Club Challenge victory over Wigan.
===International===
Torres has represented France at three Wheelchair Rugby League World Cups. Torres's first World Cup title came in 2013 where he scored a try and kicked seven goals in the final. At the 2017 World Cup he captained France to a title defence kicking two goals in the final.
==Coaching Career==
Torres has spend time as head coach of the Catalans Dragons women's team aswell as being a video analyst for the men's team and Limoux Grizzlies. Upon he 2023 returned to Catalans Dragons Wheelchair he took up the role as player-coach. In 2024 he was announced as the head coach of the France national wheelchair rugby league team.
==Honours==
===Catalans Dragons===
*Elite 1:
**Champions (8): 2008–09, 2010–11, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2022–23, 2023–24
*Lord Derby Cup:
**Winners (7): 2010–11, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15
*Challenge Cup:
**Winners (2): 2023, 2024
*European Club Challenge:
**Winners (2): 2024
===Toulouse Olympique / Saint Jory===
*Elite 1:
**Champions (1): 2016–17
*Lord Derby Cup:
**Winners (1): 2016–17
===France===
*World Cup:
**Champions (2): 2013, 2017
Category:Living people
Category:French rugby league players
Category:Wheelchair rugby league players
Cyril W. Chen

Cyril W. Chen is a Canadian animator, illustrator, and interdisciplinary artist. They are known for their 2D animation work on Queens of the Qing Dynasty. They identify as non-binary.
== Early Life ==
Chen was born in Regina, Saskatchewan to Cantonese-Chinese immigrants. They were diagnosed with gender dysphoria through the University of Waterloo student health services, where they studied briefly in 2016.
== Career ==
In 2020, Cyril joined Neutral Ground Artist-Run Centre as an archives assistant, where they have archived Soil Digital Media Suite, a flash art collection co-founded and run by late director Brenda Cleniuk from 1997-2015. Cyril has worked with the MacKenzie Art GalleryGone in a Flash online event and educational series.
Category:Animators
Category:Digital artists
Cytron Technologies

Cytron Technologies is a local small business in Malaysia selling robotics parts and electronics components online. Founded in 2004 by five Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) students whom previously very active in the ABU Robot Competition (ABU Robocon) . 
The business started from a brick and mortar shop located in Skudai before they moved to Penang in 2013 with Surface-mount technology (SMT) facility to build own product.
== Product ==
Cytron build simple electronic circuit boards such as H-bridge Motor controller and Arduino compatible boards for engineering school market. Their biggest attempt was a modular robotic system for the K–12 . 
== Initiative ==
Cytron started running a national level robotics and coding competition for the primary and secondary schools students from year 2016. Usually it will be held alongside with KL Engineering & Science Fair during the year end school holiday. 
Cytron also organises annual educator conference to provide a platform for the teachers who teach coding and robotics in primary and secondary schools in Malaysia to meet, share experience and explore ideas of collaboration 
== References ==
== External links ==
Cytron Website
Category:Business in Malaysia
Category:Companies of Malaysia
Category:Electronics companies
Czech Republic

There's a land-locked nation in Central Europe with the name of the Czech Republic (or simply "Czechia"). Czech Republic is bounded by Austria to the south, to the west, to the north, to the northeast, and to the southeast by Poland and Slovakia. The climate of the Czech Republic is largely temperate continental and oceanic, with a mountainous terrain covering an area of 78,871 square kilometres (30,452 square miles). Brno and Ostrava are two of the country's most populous cities; Plze and Liberec are two of the country's biggest cities.
In the late 9th century, Great Moravia established the Duchy of Bohemia. During the reign of the Holy Roman Empire, it was legally acknowledged as an Imperial State and later became a Kingdom. As a result of the Battle of Mohács in 1526, the whole Bohemian Crown came under the control of the Habsburgs. The Thirty Years' War was sparked by the Protestant Bohemian Revolt. The Habsburgs tightened their grip on Europe with the Battle of White Mountain. As part of the Austrian Empire, Crown lands were part of the Holy Empire's breakup in 1806.
Czech territories grew highly industrialised in the 19th century and became part of the First Czechoslovak Republic in 1918 with the fall of Austria-Hungary during the First World War. Central and Eastern Europe's sole parliamentary democracy during the interwar era was Czechoslovakia. The Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia began soon after the Munich Agreement of 1938. Once recovered in 1945, Czechoslovakia was an Eastern Bloc communist state until its overthrow in 1948. Czechoslovakia was invaded by the Soviet Union during the Prague Spring of 1968, thwarting any attempts to reform the government or economy. The Velvet Revolution ended communist authority in the nation in November 1989, and on January 1, 1993, Czechoslovakia was dissolved, resulting in the separate republics of the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
The Czech Republic is a democratic, unitary parliamentary republic with an advanced social market economy with a high level of personal income. Universal healthcare and free university education are part of a welfare state that adheres to the European model. It is ranked 12th in the UN's Human Development Index and 24th in the World Bank's Human Capital Index for human development. As the ninth safest nation in the world, it is also the 31st most democratic. As a NATO member and an EU member and an OECD member, as well as a member of the OSCE and EU, the Czech Republic has a strong international profile.
Category:Central European countries
Category:Countries in Europe
Category:Landlocked countries
Category:Czech Republic
Category:Central Europe
Cédric Hanriot

Cédric Hanriot is a French pianist, composer, songwriter, arranger, record producer and educator.
He worked on Grammy Award-winning album “Beautiful Life” by Dianne Reeves alongside Robert Glasper, George Duke, Gerald Clayton, Esperanza Spalding and Terri Lyne Carrington.
Category:French people
Category:Pianists
Category:Composers
Category:Songwriters
Category:Record producers
Category:Educators
Céleste Amoire

Céleste Amoire is a celestial fictional character from the Diabolic Reincarnation comic series. The tale of Céleste was inspired by the story of the "infamous" Nikko Jenkins
== Short description ==
Céleste Amara Amoire is a female celestial being born on 2001 and originating from a small township called Greezy, where she had her entire family massacred before her when she was a toddler.
== History ==
Céleste earned her alias "C-Note" and the "Infamous Lestie" after she took every paying job she could get for killing, when she was 12 she was the most feared individual nationally and internationally for her evil deeds.
== Traits ==
As it is know that her family are celestial beings, they are in possession of ironic supernatural abilities which made the citizens timid of them Céleste is rather different from her relatives as her phenotype is more human-like Her inhuman abilities resides in her hair as she can shoot thorns with her hair and strangle people with it. She can levitate for a limited amount of time.
== Goals ==
Avenge her family, Slaughter the elders of the township who conspired to execute her relative, Restore the Amoire bloodline, Make a lot of money
Category:Fictional angels