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Carrie Moore (soccer)

Carrie O'Keeffe (Moore) (born July 22, 1978) is a retired American soccer player who played for the Washington Freedom.
==Career==
While attending the College of William & Mary, Moore played for the university's team. Her senior year, she achieved All-CAA selection (Colonial Athletic Association). Moore success in college soccer lead her to be spotted by professional soccer teams in the Women's United Soccer Association.
Carrie Moore was a 14th round pick in the 2000 WUSA Draft by the WUSA team Washington Freedom. With Carrie Moore's help she helped Washington Freedom to win the 2003 WUSA Founders Cup. After the collapse of the Women's United Soccer Association in 2003, Carrie Moore became a coach for Hollins University soccer programme.
==Honors==
Washington Freedom
*WUSA Founders Cup: 2003https://www.cbc.ca/sports/soccer/freedom-win-wusa-championship-in-ot-1.358215
Category:1978 births
Category:People from Roanoke, Virginia
Category:American people
Category:Soccer players
Carrie Reichenbach

Carrie Lynn Reichenbach (born on January 10, 1980), is an American actress. She is known for portraying Alexis in Two and a Half Men, and Kase in Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight. She is sometimes known as Carrie Chanson.
==Biography==
Carrie Reichenbach was born in Seguin, Texas on January 10, 1980.
She graduated from the University of Oklahoma for acting on camera, with a B.A. in journalism and was a Summa Cum Laude.
Reichenbach began her acting career in 2006 with a TV series Monk as Natalie. She appeared in Two and a Half Men, portraying Alexis in 2008 for two episodes. Her role gradually expanded where she portrayed Kase in Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight.
==Filmography==
Film appearances (including cameo appearances)
*2007: Stand Up as Yoga Class Member (as Carrie Chanson)
*2008: Extra Ordinary Barry as Mary (as Carrie Chanson)
*2008: Yes Man as The Yes Girl (uncredited)
*2008: Broken Windows as The Reading Girl (as Carrie Chanson)
*2012: C'mon Man as Autumn Love
*2017: The Garage Sale as GG
TV Series appearances (including guest and cameo appearances)
*2006: Monk as Actress Playing Natalie (1 episode) [as Carrie Chanson]
*2006: Fashion House as Lexi (1 episode) [as Carrie Chanson]
*2008: Two and a Half Men as Alexis (2 episodes)
*2009: Rules of Engagement as Deborah (1 episode)
*2009-2010: Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight as Kase / Kamen Rider Siren (18 episodes)
*2010: My Boys as Lena (1 episode)
*2011: A.N.T. Farm as Justine (1 episode)
*2011: Los Americans as Victoria Kirkendahl (3 episodes)
*2012: Kickin' It as Misty Paul (1 episode)
*2013: Fox Shortcoms Comedy Hour as Kara (1 episode)
Other appearances 
*2008: Rebuilt as Lisa (short film)
*2010: iHeart as Dream Girl (short film)
*2011: Subject 7 as Channel 0 (short film)
*2013: Jacked Up as Michelle (TV film)
Category:1980 births
Category:Living people
Category:American actresses
Carrie Tan Huimin

Carrie Tan is the founding Executive Director of Daughters Of Tomorrow, an organization which enables livelihoods and financial self-sufficiency for underprivileged women in Singapore.. Since 2012, she and her team has impacted more than 800 women through community mobilization to provide them with skills, confidence and access to job opportunities.
Currently, she raises awareness about urban poverty in Singapore, and forges collaboration among private, public and non-profit sectors to enable social and economic mobility for vulnerable communities.
Tan is a Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative fellow and her work in women's empowerment and advocacy for collaboration was mentioned by President Obama at a press conference during Prime Minister Lee's visit to the White House in August 2016.
== Early Life & Education ==
Tan’s father is a taxi driver, and her mother is a home-maker. She has one older sister.
Tan is currently obtaining a Master’s in Public Administration and Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy under a scholarship from Li Ka Shing Foundation. Before that, she attended Raffles Girls’ Secondary School, Raffles Junior College prior to obtaining a degree in Arts and Social Sciences, with a major in History.
== Career ==
=== Private sector ===
Tan was the organization & talent development manager at Splash Interactive Group to manage change. She then ran a sole proprietorship consultancy providing headhunting and talent development services in Singapore and Shanghai before leaving the private sector to found Daughters of Tomorrow .
=== Non-profit sector ===
In 2014, Tan was featured in a CNA documentary named “A Singaporean Abroad” about her humanitarian work in India, training women from villages who were rescued from sex-trafficking in cottage industry skills
In Nov 2015, Tan was selected from amongst 500 young leaders in the region from the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative introduce President Obama at a Town Hall meeting in Kuala Lumpur. In May 2016, she was awarded Honoree for the Children, World Peace and Human Rights category in the Ten Outstanding Young Persons Award by Junior Chambers International in Singapore.
==== Daughters Of Tomorrow ====
Borne from indignance towards injustices suffered by women born in less fortunate circumstance, Tan’s passion for empowering women led to her creating the organization now known as Daughters Of Tomorrow . 
Daughters of Tomorrow (DOT) helps families break out of the poverty cycle by supporting low-income women into flexible and sustained employment to help uplift their families into financial independence
As the Founder and Executive Director, Tan builds awareness and bridges communities of corporates, businesses, non-profit organizations to support the financial empowerment of underprivileged women and furthers DOT’s work
Her leadership of DOT has seen it being awarded the Most Investment-worthy Social Enterprise by the Asian Centre for Social Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy (ACSEP) under National University of Singapore in 2015.
== References ==
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Category:Singaporean people
Category:1982 births
Carrington Farms

Carrington Farms started as a tea company in 1999 and is now a food manufacturer of organic, natural, non-genetically modified seeds, grains, oils, salad toppers, and side dishes. 
In 2018, Carrington Farms acquired tera’s whey, a protein powder company from Madison, Wisconsin.
== History ==
Carrington Farms was founded in August 1999 by David Eben and Brad Miller. Debbie Shandel joined the company as a partner in 2005.
== Tera's Whey ==
tera’s was founded in 2009 in Madison, Wisconsin. In 2018, Carrington Farms acquired tera’s for an undisclosed price.
== Award ==
2020 Clean Eating Award for plain Organic Ghee, featured in the March/April 2020 Issue.
2020 Progressive Grocer Editors’ Pick Award for plain Ground Lupin Bean, featured in their September issue.
2020 NEXTY (New Hope Network) New Natural Foods Product award.
Category:Companies established in 1999
Category:Food manufacturers
Category:Food manufacturers of the United States
Carroll College

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Carroll College is a private, Catholic institution located in Helena, Montana, United States. This 63-acre campus is home to 21 buildings and over 35 academic majors, as well as participation in 15 NAIA athletic sports and the All Saints Chapel, which is located on the campus. Non scholae sed vitae is the Latin phrase that serves as the college's motto. Not for school, but for life, says the college in its English translation of this phrase. Its colours are purple and gold, and its sports teams are referred to as the Fighting Saints. Carroll University is located in Carroll, Texas.
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Category:Carroll College (Montana)
Category:Education in Lewis and Clark County, Montana
Carson Davidson

Carson "Kit" Davidson (June 24, 1924 - September 29, 2016) was an American filmmaker, writer, and editor. Born in Washington, D.C., Davidson attended Antioch College, and served as a blood analysis technician during World War II.https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/travel/reaching-zen-in-a-japanese-garden--high-up-in-the-hills-of-vermont/2014/10/23/1600b6e2-45b1-11e4-9a15-137aa0153527_story.html Working at Dynamic Films in the early 1950s, he began a filmmaking career that spanned four decades, during which he made more than a dozen short films, two of which were nominated for Academy Awards. After thirty years in filmmaking, Davidson became an editor of medical texts, working into his nineties. In 1966, Davidson and his wife, the children's book author Margaret "Mickie" Davidson, purchased 420 acres of land in Vermont, which became the Taconic Mountains Ramble, a Vermont State Park, after Davidson's death in 2016.https://vtstateparks.com/taconic.html
==Filmography==
* Ink and Rice Paper (1954), a short film about woodblock printer Lowell Naeve, later re-edited and re-released as Woodblock Printer.
* 3rd Ave. El (1955), Academy Award-nominated short film about the Third Avenue elevated train in New York City.
* The Inspector's Badge (1960), an award-winning sponsored film about the Rochester division of the Tobin Packing Company. 
* The First Prize Story (1960), a sponsored film about the Albany division of the Tobin Packing Company.
* Brake Free (1970), a narrative short depicting the Mount Washington Cog Railway, set to music from Beethoven's third and seventh symphonies.
* Granite (1980), a short film about granite quarrying, filmed at the Rock of Ages quarries in Barre, Vermont, set to Saint-Saëns' Symphony No.3.
==Books==
Davidson wrote one children's book, Fast-Talking Dolphin (1978), and co-wrote three in the "Make-Believe It's You" series with his wife Margaret, The Adventures of Puss in Boots Starring You (1987), The Adventures of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Starring You (1987), and The Adventures of Thumbelina Starring You (1987).
==Preservation==
Eleven of Carson Davidson's films, including both films nominated for an Academy Award, were preserved from original film elements by the Academy Film Archive between 2009 and 2013.
==In the media==
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== References ==
==External links==
* Carson Davidson - IMDb
* Carson "Kit" Davidson
* Carson Davidson Obituary - Rutland, Vermont | Legacy.com
* ‎Films directed by Carson Davidson • Letterboxd
* Carson Davidson | BFI
* Carson DAVIDSON - Festival de Cannes 2020
Category:1924 births
Category:2016 deaths
Category:American filmmakers
Category:American film directors
Category:American writers
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Category:Antioch College alumni
Category:People from Washington, DC
Carson J. Bruns

Carson J. Bruns (Born October 3, 1985) is an American scientist, nanotechnologist, and inventor. He is an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Colorado. Bruns is known for his work on molecular machinery and smart tattoos. He is the director of the Laboratory for Emergent Nanomaterials.
==Early life and education==
Bruns was born in Aurora, Colorado. He grew up in Loveland and attended Loveland High School. Bruns studied chemistry and mathematics at the Luther College in Decorah, Iowa, and graduated with a bachelor's degree in 2008. In 2013, he got his PhD in Organic Chemistry from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Bruns worked for three years as a fellow at UC Berkley's Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science.
==Career==
Bruns began his career as a Miller Research Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley from 2014 to 2017, where he worked with Matthew Francis. In 2017, he began his current position as Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering in the ATLAS Institute at University of Colorado Boulder.
===Molecular nanomachines===
Bruns is a co-author on the 2016 textbook The Nature of the Mechanical Bond: From Molecules to Machines with Fraser Stoddart, who won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the design and synthesis of molecular machines. His PhD work with Stoddart involved the development of molecular muscles based on rotaxanes as molecular machines.https://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/ar500138
Since joining the faculty in Boulder, Bruns has investigated molecular machinery based on polyrotaxanes and carbon nanorings.https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12274-022-4145-5
===Smart tattoos===
Bruns claims the first demonstrated example of an intradermal smart tattoo ink of his own invention.
In addition to UV-sensing smart tattoos, Bruns and co-workers have demonstrated a proof of concept for intradermal smart tattoos capable of gamma dosimetry.
Bruns and his team at the University of Colorado, Boulder have developed a new type of tattoo ink that reacts to UV light. 
Bruns co-founded HYPRSKN, a startup commercializing Magic Ink, the first re-writable tattoo pigment. He is also the company's chief science officer.https://www.fastcompany.com/90556464/these-tiny-tattoos-change-color-when-you-need-to-put-on-sunscreen
==Awards and research grants==
In April 2023, Bruns won the National Science Foundation's CAREER Award for his research on "smart tattoos", a new type of tattoos that uses nanotechnology to improve health, and specifically make it easier for people to spot and prevent emerging skin problems.https://www.colorado.edu/engineering/2023/04/02/bruns-lands-prestigious-nsf-career-research-award-usher-next-generation-smart-tattoos
Category:1985 births
Category:People from Aurora, Colorado
Category:American people
Category:Northwestern University alumni
Category:Scientists
Category:Nanotechnologists
Category:Inventors
Carsten Breuer

Carsten Breuer (born December 1, 1964) is a general of German Army. He serves as the 17th Inspector General of the Bundeswehr, the German Armed Forces. 
== Life ==
After graduating from high school in 1984, Breuer joined the Bundeswehr as an officer candidate. He initially served with the Anti-Aircraft Regiment 11 in Achim, a unit of the former Air-defence unit of the Army (Heeresflugabwehrtruppe). In 1985 he was delegated by Bundeswher to study. Breuer studied pedagogic at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg. He completed his studies in 1988 with a degree in pedagocics (univ.).https://www.bundeswehr.de/resource/blob/5596654/faf440288a95e53efedcfa98c38ccc71/vita-lebenslauf-generalleutnant-carsten-breuer-tfk-data.pdf
He went through various assignments in the army and took part in a General officers course of Bundeswehr. In 2001 he worked briefly as a staff member in the troop command at the Federal Ministry of Defense in Bonn. He also had an assignment at the American General Staff Training, Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, USA. Later he worked at the Supreme Allied Commander, Transformation and head of department Capability Development/Strategic Plans and Policy at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. Up from 2017 he worked at the Federal Ministry of Defense in Berlin and became Commander of the Territorila Command of the Bundeswehr in Berlin.
Breuer served at the German contingent of KFOR in Prizren, Kosovo. In 2017 hew was Director Current Ops of the ISAF Joint Command in Kabul, Afghanistan.
In 2021 chancelor Olaf Scholz appointed him head of the combined civil-military COVID crisis command in the Federal Chancellerys office.
After the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Breuer said that the Territorial Command also serves to prepare for situations that are "not quite peaceful anymore, but not yet war".
The then new Defense Minister Boris Pistorius (SPD) appointed Lieutenant General Carsten Breuer in March 2023 inspector general of the Bundeswehr. He succeeded Eberhard Zorn as the highest-ranking German soldier.
Category:1964 births
Category:Generals of the German Army
Category:Inspectors General of the Bundeswehr
Category:Military of Germany
Carsten Hallum

Carsten Hallum (born 9 September 1969 in Denmark) is a Danish retired footballer who now works as a mechanical worker and chief designer at an animal testing company in his home country.50 ÅR Hvidovre AvisHvidovre Fodbold ProfileUnited manager plans to continue spending. Market warms up as clubs bid for success and survival HeraldScotlandLykkejægere på besøg i AGF Jyllands-Posten
==Career==
Callum started his senior career with Hvidovre IF. In 1997, he signed for Raith Rovers in the Scottish Premier League, where he made six appearances and scored zero goals. Soccerbase Profile After that, he played for Danish clubs Aarhus Gymnastikforening, Nordsjælland, and Hvidovre IF before retiring in 2004.Nu handler det om FCK Google BooksFodbold: Kontant afregning for kiksere Jyllands-Posten 
== References ==
==External links==
* Carsten Hallum - Player profile | Transfermarkt
* Carsten Hallum - Worldfootball
* Carsten Hallum | Angreb - F.C. København - FCK.dk
* Football Cartophilic Info Exchange - Topps - RSSing.com
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Category:Expatriate footballers in Scotland
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Category:Aarhus Gymnastikforening players
Category:F.C. Copenhagen players
Category:FC Nordsjælland players
Cartoon Network

Animation channel Cartoon Network (often abbreviated as CN) is an American cable television channel owned by The Cartoon Network, Inc., a division of Warner Bros. Entertainment's Kids, Young Adults, and Classics division, which is itself a subsidiary of AT&T's WarnerMedia through its Studios and Networks Group division. The Cartoon Network is broadcast on cable systems in the United States by the Cartoon Network Inc.
The channel, which was founded by Ted Turner (who selected Betty Cohen as the network's first president), was established on October 1, 1992, and mainly transmits animated television programmes, mostly children's programming, ranging from action to animation comedy in nature. Currently, it is open Monday through Friday from 2 pm to 9 pm ET/PT and on weekends from 8 a.m. to 9 pm ET/PT. Cartoon Network mainly targets children aged 7–14, with its early morning Cartoonito block targeted at preschoolers aged 2–6, and its nighttime daypart block Adult Swim geared at older adolescents and young adults aged 18–34. Cartoon Network is owned by Disney and broadcasted by Disney Channel (the latter is treated as a separate entity for promotional purposes and as a separate channel by Nielsen for ratings purposes).
As of March 2021, Cartoon Network will be accessible in roughly 94 million paying television homes in the United States, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Category:Cartoon Network
Category:Children's television networks in the United States
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1992
Category:English-language television stations in the United States
Cartoonist

The term "cartoonist" refers to a visual artist who specialises in the drawing of cartoons (individual pictures) or comics (comic strips). Other terms for cartoonists include "comic book artist," "graphic novel artist," and "comic book illustrator" (sequential images). Cartoonists are divided into two categories: those who manage all parts of the job and those who contribute just a portion of the final output. Books, comic strips, comic books, editorial cartoons, graphic novels, instruction manuals, gag cartoons, illustrations, storyboards, posters and tee shirts; advertisements; greeting cards; magazines; newspapers; and video game packaging are just a few of the formats in which cartoonists can be found working.
English satirist and editorial cartoonist William Hogarth, who first appeared in the 18th century, was known for making fun of current politics and conventions; images in this manner are commonly referred to as "Hogarthian" illustrations. The development of political cartoons in England started in the later half of the 18th century, after the work of William Hogarth, and was spearheaded by two of its greatest exponents, James Gillray and Thomas Rowlandson, both of whom were born and raised in London. Using political cartoons to hold the monarch (George III), prime ministers, and generals to account, Gillray pioneered the use of political cartoons for lampooning and caricature. He is sometimes referred to as "the father of the political cartoon."
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Category:Comic strip cartoonists
Category:Comics creators
Category:Visual arts occupations
Cary Coke

Cary Coke (née Newton),1680- 1707, was an avid book collector and patron of the British stage. 
Cary Coke was the daughter of Sir John Newton of Barrs Court, Gloucestershire. She was born on June 9 1680. 
On June 3 1696 she married Edward Coke who had inherited the hall and estate of Holkham in Norfolk. They had three sons and two daughters which survived them. 
Their son, Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester Thomas (1697- 1759), became the 1st Earl of Leicester. 
Both Cary and her husband were patrons and enthusiastic for the stage. Mary Pix dedicated her play Queen Catherine to Cary in 1698.
In April 1707 her husband Edward died, and she followed a few months later on August 4. See The National Archives for her will. They died with debts exceeding £22,000, and whilst most of their possessions were sold, books valued at £193 6s were kept for their eldest son, Thomas. 
Both Cary and Edward were book collectors and in 1701 each had a bookplate made. Some of these books are now located at the Holkham library. Some of the Holkham Collection, including 305 English Restoration plays from the Coke collection, was purchased by the Bodleian Library in 1953. The plays in the Coke collection are valuable due to their apparently unaltered condition, with none of the plays having been perfected and no volumes have been disbound to dispose of duplicates.
The Cokes had an appreciation for works by women writers and the plays of less famous dramatists, such as Mary Pix and Catharine Trotter. 
Cary seemed to have collected a number of her plays before her marriage to Edward and she still collected playbooks independently after she was married. Her collection was mostly focused on plays from the 1690s, showing her interest in contemporary works. 
Category:British book and manuscript collectors
Category:British art patrons
Category:British Library collections
Cary Comes Home Festival

The Cary Comes Home Festival is a biennial festival celebrating actor Cary Grant's Bristol roots, which was established in Bristol in 2014. The inaugural festival took place in October 2014. The second festival featured a gala screening of Bringing Up Baby in which Cary Grant plays palaeontology Dr David Huxley, under the dinosaur exhibit at Bristol Museum. The third festival took place in 2018, themed around the collaboration between Alfred Hitchcock and Cary Grant, with screenings of all four of their collaborations, Suspicion, Notorious, To Catch A Thief and North by Northwest. 
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Official website
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Category:Festivals in Bristol
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