Cienfuegos also represented El Salvador on their national team from 1987 to 2003. He managed Nejapa in 2008 and since 2011 he has managed the Los Angeles Galaxy academy. He has won the Primera Division de Futbol Professional three times, the CONCACAF Champions’ Cup, and the MLS Cup.
She began her professional on-camera career with a guest-starring role on “Quantum Leap” in 1993. Since then she has gone on to guest-starring and co-starring roles on such television shows as “Saved by the Bell: The New Class”, “Common Law”, “Renegade”, “The Drew Carey Show”, “LateLine”, “Will & Grace”, “Grounded for Life”, and “American Dad”. She also appeared in the films, “Mystery, Alaska” and “Drop Dead Diva”. She is most widely recognized for her work on the hit sitcom, “Rules of Engagement”....
Bloomberg also took time to explain why he feels such an initiative is so important as we go forward into the future: “We’re in a race against time with climate change, and yet there is virtually no hope of bold federal action on this issue for at least another two years. Mother Nature is not waiting on our political calendar, and neither can we.” The Los Angeles Times reports that Beyond Carbon’s ultimate goal is to have every remaining coal plant in America shut down by 2030, replacing them with clean, sustainable sources of energy instead....
He directed the 2000 film Erkan & Stefan and starred in, directed, produced, and wrote the 2001 movie Manitou’s Shoe. Michael Herbig has provided German voices for the movies The Emperor’s New Groove, Robots, and Toy Story 3. He starred in, directed, wrote, and produced the series Bully & Rick from 2004 to 2007. Herbig has also starred in, wrote, produced, and/or directed the movies Lissi and the Wild Emperor, Asterix at the Olympic Games, Vicky the Viking, Hotel Lux, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Bullyparade – The Movie, Tabaluga, and more....
He has also authored one novel and five non-fiction works. Smerconish graduated from LeHigh University and the University of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the Independent party. His first fictional work Talk: A Novel was published in 2014 and has been optioned by Warner Horizon Television.
After “The Office,” Kaling ventured into creating her own space with “The Mindy Project,” a show that she starred in, wrote, and produced. The series, which revolves around the personal and professional life of Dr. Mindy Lahiri, was praised for its unique take on the romantic comedy genre, offering a refreshing perspective by placing a South Asian woman at its center. Through the character of Mindy Lahiri, Kaling humorously explores themes of love, career aspirations, and cultural identity, offering viewers a relatable yet entertaining narrative....
The home spreads across a little more than 3,700 square feet of living space, with six bedrooms and six bathrooms. The listing underlines its privacy and security, as well as its spectacular ocean views and meticulous landscaping. And it also points out that the property is actually home to both a main house and a “magical guest house”: “The main house exudes timeless elegance, featuring intimate living spaces adorned with high ceilings, walls of glass, and a majestic fireplace, creating the perfect ambiance for hosting unforgettable gatherings....
Early Life Mitch Pileggi was born on April 5, 1952 in Portland, Oregon to homemaker Maxine and defense contractor Vito. Due to Vito’s job, the family moved often, living in Oregon, California, and Texas, among other places. For much of Pileggi’s adolescence, he lived in Turkey. As a high school student there, he acted in musical theater. Television Career Pileggi began acting on television in the 1980s with guest roles on various shows, including “The A-Team,” “Hooperman,” “Ohara,” “China Beach,” and “Falcon Crest....
Of course, some rumors gain traction and others don’t. After two losing seasons and no playoff wins since the Super Bowl run in 2009, it was easy to believe the rumors about New Orleans Saints Head Coach, Sean Payton. It was unlikely the team would let him go, but it was not hard to see the Saints trading him away. There was one other option to consider. Maybe the rumors were complete garbage, and the Saints had every intention of signing him to a contract extension – which, they now have done....
Footwear is the most counterfeited product, followed by clothing, leather goods, and gadgets, according to the OECD. However, people have been counterfeiting all types of products, from perfume and chemicals to toys, medicine, baby formula – even machine parts. Brands most targeted by the counterfeit industry include Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Nike, and Ray Ban, according to CNN. Although buying fake products may not seem like a big deal, the OECD noted the counterfeit trade “undermines innovation and hampers economic growth....
The right-handed batter is thought of as one of the best fielding shortstops in the history of the game. He is a three-time MLB All-Star and an eleven-time Gold Glove Award winner, including nine straight wins from 1993 until 2001. Since his retirement, Vizquel has worked as a coach with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and the Detroit Tigers. He holds a variety of offensive and defensive MLB records, including leading the league in all-time hits by a Venezuelan player....
Angelos became an attorney in 1961 and founded the Law Office of Peter Angelos. He has served as a member of the Baltimore City Council. Peter Angelos became the principal owner and managing partner of the Baltimore Orioles in 1993. He is a member of the University of Baltimore Law School Advisory Committee. He received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 1996 and was named Marylander of the Year in 1988....
Bernstein released his debut studio album Somethin’s Burnin’ with Brad Mehldau in 1992. He has also released the albums Signs of Life with Brad Mehldau in 1994, Brain Dance with Larry Goldings in 1996, Earth Tones with Larry Goldings in 1997, Heart’s Content with Brad Mehldau in 2002, Stranger in Paradise with Brad Mehldau in 2003, Monk with Doug Weiss and Bill Stewart in 2008, Live at Smalls with Richard Wyans, John Webber, and Jimmy Cobb in 2008, Bernstein/Goldings/Stewart: Live at Smalls with Larry Goldings and Bill Stewart in 2011, Dialogues with Joachim Schoenecker in 2012, Solo Guitar: Live at Smalls in 2012, Live at Cory Weeds’ Cellar Jazz Club with Tiden Webb Trio in 2012, Ramshackle Serenade with Larry Goldings and Bill Stewart in 2013, Let Loose with Gerald Clayton, Doug Weiss, and Bill Stewart in 2016, Inspired with John Abercrombie, Lage Lund, and Rale Mici in 2016, and Signs Live!...
Over the past few weeks, fans of infamously private singer Prince are discovering more reasons to love him – and mourn his tragic passing. In addition to his contributions to rock history, friends and acquaintances of Prince are beginning to come forward with stories of his philanthropy and dedication to social causes, many of which he donated to anonymously. One of those philanthropic causes included investment in green and renewable energy sources....
Richard Branson has carved out an incredible career for himself. While running The Student Magazine, he began selling records out of the magazine office. The music-selling business quickly overtook his editing work, and in 1971, he moved his ever-expanding shop to Oxford Street. The following year, he launched Virgin Records, which quickly became the go-to studio for music artists who were interested in pushing the envelope and challenging their listeners....
Completed in 1963, the Wave House was last the home of music executive Mo Ostin. Ostin died last year, and now his son is selling the legendary property. More notably, the home was reportedly also once the property of singer Rod Stewart. Official marketing materials for the property tout its “mid-century modern aesthetic throughout emphasizing open space and natural light.” The listing goes on: “Tucked into a hidden cove in Western Malibu, the home commands majestic views of the ocean waves, distant islands and surrounding landscape....
in 1978. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers released the album Damn the Torpedoes in 1979 which reached #2 on the Billboard 200 chart and #1 in New Zealand. They released the album Hard Promises in 1981 which reached #1 in New Zealand and #5 in the US. They also had success with the albums Long After Dark in 1982, Southern Accents in 1985, Let Me Up (I’ve Had Enough) in 1987, and Into the Great Wide Open in 1991....
Wealth According to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics in Washington, she had a net worth of between $23.5 million and $43.5 million as of 2009. During that time she was the wealthiest member of the executive branch, just ahead of then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Rice was only required to file broad ranges of her assets for those disclosures which made it impossible to determine the exact figures for some of her holdings....
Not too long ago it was reported that the former Madoff home was having trouble selling, perhaps in part due to Madoff’s own notoriety as a disgraced financier and orchestrator of possibly the largest Ponzi scheme of all time. Madoff’s family was not the seller in this recent instance. The home was sold in 2009 at auction by the US Marshals Service, with the proceeds going towards a fund to compensate some of Madoff’s victims for money they lost due to his phony investments....
Ronald Read was born in a tiny house in Dummerston way back in 1921. He was the first member of his family to graduate from high school and did so despite having to walk or hitchhike a great distance to get to class every day. After high school, he was called to serve in World War II. He spent time in North Africa, Italy and the Pacific before returning to Vermont in 1945....
