#freddy cordero

[fnafhs-aesthetics]

Wanted to make an icon for my Freddami playlist and got overexcited... I'll pick one once I finish picking the songs and know what the vibe is lol.

-Mod Golden.

[malkaviian]

me voy a tirar de un cuarto piso

[djmusicbest]

Traxsource Essential Minimal Deep Tech 2023-10-02

  DATE CREATED: 2023-10-10 Tracklist : Alex Arnout - Higher Orbit (Original Mix) (06:22) Alexis Raphael - All About Tonight (06:10) Ander P & Nomada.ec - Warning (Original Mix) (06:21) Andre Zimmer - Feel The Energy (06:08) Benjamin Philippe Zulauf - Sentient Symmetry (06:02) Benny S - True Feelings (06:38) Casas - Blaze One (Original Mix) (05:47) Flatty Tatcher - Daydreaming (06:00) Freddie Wall - For the Ghetto (08:30) Hartley (UK) - Bring Swing (03:14) James Dexter - Waiting (06:01) Jesse Jacob - Callao (06:34) Jordan Peak - Dance With Me (Extended Mix) (07:19) Kidoo - Hotwing (06:39) LEON (Italy) - Fantasy (05:50) Late Delivery & Blas Cordero - Havana Nights (05:55) Leon the Lover - Some Soul (06:15) Lukey - The Problem Solver (Kepler Remix) (06:26) Maco & Oli Gosh - Melting (06:11) Marko Zalazar - Veintisiete (07:03) Mij Mack - Deep Salad (Original Mix) (05:02) Nathan Inman - Play (Extended Mix) (07:40) Pasquale Caracciolo - In To The Space (06:00) Pavzo Read the full article

[muznew]

Traxsource Essential Minimal Deep Tech 2023-10-02

  DATE CREATED: 2023-10-10 Tracklist : Alex Arnout - Higher Orbit (Original Mix) (06:22) Alexis Raphael - All About Tonight (06:10) Ander P & Nomada.ec - Warning (Original Mix) (06:21) Andre Zimmer - Feel The Energy (06:08) Benjamin Philippe Zulauf - Sentient Symmetry (06:02) Benny S - True Feelings (06:38) Casas - Blaze One (Original Mix) (05:47) Flatty Tatcher - Daydreaming (06:00) Freddie Wall - For the Ghetto (08:30) Hartley (UK) - Bring Swing (03:14) James Dexter - Waiting (06:01) Jesse Jacob - Callao (06:34) Jordan Peak - Dance With Me (Extended Mix) (07:19) Kidoo - Hotwing (06:39) LEON (Italy) - Fantasy (05:50) Late Delivery & Blas Cordero - Havana Nights (05:55) Leon the Lover - Some Soul (06:15) Lukey - The Problem Solver (Kepler Remix) (06:26) Maco & Oli Gosh - Melting (06:11) Marko Zalazar - Veintisiete (07:03) Mij Mack - Deep Salad (Original Mix) (05:02) Nathan Inman - Play (Extended Mix) (07:40) Pasquale Caracciolo - In To The Space (06:00) Pavzo Read the full article

[onebluebookworm]

August 2023 Book Club Picks

The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed: Who are the Nowhere Girls? At first, it's just three unlikely friends - Grace, the new girl in town; Rosina, crumbling under the pressure from her conservative family; and Erin, who's trying to parse out if she's an android or not. After discovering a local girl was run out of town after accusing some football players of rape, they rally to resist the sexist culture of their prestigious high school their numbers growing into a school-wide sexual boycott against the male student body. TW for sexual assault, rape, and rape culture.

Nimona by ND Stevenson: Nimona is an impulsive young shapeshifter with a knack for villainy. Lord Ballister Blackheart is a villain with a vendetta. As sidekick and supervillain, Nimona and Lord Blackheart are about to wreak some serious havoc. Their mission: prove to the kingdom that Sir Ambrosius Goldenloin and his buddies at the Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics aren't the heroes everyone thinks they are. But as small acts of mischief escalate into a vicious battle, Lord Blackheart realizes that Nimona's powers are as murky and mysterious as her past. And her unpredictable wild side might be more dangerous than he is willing to admit.

The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver: The year is 1959, and the Price family leave their home in Bethlehem, Georgia for a year-long mission in the Belgian Congo. Lead by the tyrannical Nathan, the family struggles to eke out an existence in the isolated village of Kilanga, only to be abandoned by their mission leaders when the Congolese declare independence and the country is flung into chaos.

Cotillion by Georgette Heyer: Matthew Penicuik summons his nephews to his estate with one simple proclamation - he intends to leave all his money to his ward, Kitty, provided she marries one of them. Despite having no intention to marry anyone any time soon, Kitty is determined to break free and get to London. Enlisting the help of her foppish cousin Freddy, she hatches a plan that will finally get her into the city of her dreams, where anything can happen. And often does.

The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros: Told in a series of vignettes – sometimes heartbreaking, sometimes deeply joyous–it is the story of Esperanza Cordero, a young Latina girl growing up in Chicago, inventing for herself who and what she will become.

[latestinbollywood]

Amanda Kloots Parents, Ethnicity, Wiki, Biography, Age, Husband, Children, Net Worth & More

Amanda Kloots Parents & Ethnicity:- Amanda Kloots is an American television personality along with a dancer and fitness instructor. Since 2021, She is serving as a co-host at The Talk which is a daytime talk show. She is also a designer at AK! Jump Rope and she developed a jump rope method after so many trying different ways to stay in killer shape. At present, her fans are searching for Amanda Kloots Parents' ethnicity. Who are Amanda Kloots's Parents? You can get all details provided below.

Amanda Kloots Parents (Father and Mother Names)

Amanda Kloots was born to Freddie Kloots ( Father ) and Maureen Kloots  ( Mother ). She has a brother named Todd Kloots and a sister named Anna Kloots. In this blog, you can read all the details of Amanda Kloots Parents, Ethnicity, Wiki, Biography, Age, Husband, Children, Net Worth & More.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by AK! ⭐️ (@amandakloots) Amanda Kloots Ethnicity & Nationality Amanda Kloots's ethnicity is white. Amanda Kloots holds American-Canadian dual nationality. 

Amanda Kloots Wiki, Biography

Amanda Kloots was born on 19 March 1982 in Canton, Ohio, United States. Kloots's full name is Amanda Kloots Larsen. She completed her schooling at thing school in her hometown Canton. Her college's details are not added yet.  Amanda Kloots Age, Biography Amanda Kloots is 39 years old. Her zodiac sign is Pisces and her religion is Christian. She started to take ballet dancing coaching at the age of 10 years old.  Amanda Kloots Husband, Children Amanda Kloots was married first to David Larsen and later she divorced. Later, she married to Nick Cordero on 3 September 2017. Nick was a Canadian actor famous for his role in a Broadway musical. Amanda and Nick met first time on the set of Bullets Over Broadway.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by AK! ⭐️ (@amandakloots) Nick died on 5 July 2020 because of Covid Complications. She has a son named Elvis Eduardo Cordero who was admitted to the hospital on 30 March 2020 due to a blood clot where her son had his leg amputated in April. After one month in May, her son was diagnosed with lung damage and died on 5 July. Her son was born on 10 June 2019 with Nick Cordero.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by AK! ⭐️ (@amandakloots) Ex-Husband, Relationship Details Relationship Status Married Ex-Husband David Larsen Husband  Nick Cordero (Died on 5 July 2020) Children Elvis Eduardo Cordero (Died on 5 July)

Amanda Kloots New Boyfriend

Amanda is open to dating someone again after her husband's death because She said to Yahoo! Life’s The Unwind, "I am totally open to finding love again," she said. "I love love. I love being married. I love being in a relationship. I love having a companion. I would love to have somebody in Elvis's life that would be that male figure for him.” "I know Nick would want that for me. I know that because I would want that for him if the tables were turned and it was me ... I'm hopeful that there's somebody else out there for me. I really am. And when I'm ready, I hope that Nick brings him to me ... I'm sure he'll have his fingers up in heaven orchestrating something."

Amanda Kloots Height and Weight

Amanda Kloots's height is 5 feet 8 inches and her weight is 63 kg. 

Amanda Kloots Career

Amanda Kloots was a casting assistant at Damage Control MTV reality tv show in 2005. She appeared in the comedy film Ted 2 in 2015 as a dancer. Kloots made her appearance in The Irishman crime Drama movie in 2019 as a golddigger. She appeared in Good Vibrations Musical at the Eugene O'Neill Theater in New York as a Bikini Girl. Amanda was a guest at Good Morning Ameria Chat Show in 2020. She has opened many fitness centers in many cities like Paris, Boston, Capri, Miami, The Bahamas, Lucia, St, Bali, and Cape Town. Kloots operates a fitness site where her fitness technique can be watched.

Amanda Kloots Net Worth, Salary

Amanda's net worth is $1 million.   Read:- Sara Montpetit Parents & Ethnicity

Amanda Kloots Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube

Instagram Twitter Facebook Linkedin FAQ About Amanda Kloots Q.1 Who is Amanda Kloots? Ans. Amanda Kloots is an American television personality along with a dancer and fitness instructor. Since 2021, She is serving as a co-host at The Talk which is a daytime talk show. Q.2 How old is Amanda Kloots? Ans. Amanda Kloots is 39 years old. Q.3 Who are Amanda Kloots's parents? Ans. Amanda Kloots was born to Freddie Kloots ( Father ) and Maureen Kloots  ( Mother ). Q.4 What is Amanda Kloots's ethnicity? Ans. Amanda Kloots's ethnicity is white. Q.5 What is Amanda Kloots's Hight? Ans. Amanda Kloots's height is 5 feet 8 inches.  Q.6 Who is Amanda Kloots's Husband? Ans. Amanda's husband name is Nick Cordero and her ex-husband name is David Larsen. Read the full article

[imetapoeta]

Primer Congreso Internacional de la Metapoesia (2), Santo Domingo, RD. 13 de octubre, 2003. Orlando Cordero, Darío Tejada, Enrique (Ike) Mendez, Taty Hernàndez Durán, Jorge Piña, Juan B. Nina Orlando Alcántara. Y Bismar Galán Escritor. …. En Casa de Teatro Primer Congreso Internacional de la Metapoesia (2), Santo Domingo, RD. 13 de octubre, 2003. Orlando Cordero, Darío Tejada, José Enrique (Ike) Mendez,, Jorge Piña Karina Riecke, junto al director de Casa de Teatro Freddy Ginebra . (at Casa de Teatro) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjbsUk2r8ln/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[joudeventuredrawin]

"Y Dime... ¿Tu cual eres... Lobo o Cordero...?"

[ifuntime64fan]

Some photos of Lobo Fred and Cordero Freddy that got ME in to G R E T (Fake Spanish Hell) 

[reolins]

que les parece? o3o?

[natromanxoff]

Queen live at The Forum in Inglewood, CA, USA - September 15, 1982

Photos supplied by: Bill Cordero

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This is the final concert Queen would ever play in North America. The tour was ultimately not nearly as successful as previous outings. Four nights at the LA Forum had become two. In a 1999 interview with Mojo magazine Roger Taylor recalled, "I remember suddenly realising that we weren't packing them in quite as much as we used to."

According to this review, Staying Power was played on the last night.

Billy Squier, who has opened for Queen at every show on this tour, joins them in the encore during a one-off version of Jailhouse Rock, adding vocals. Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting is also played before Bohemian Rhapsody for the last night's sake.

A bit of video from this show exists. The band are seen going through the corridor to the stage to begin the concert, and Michael Jackson is with them (thanks to Julien Cohen for the link).

Currently, recordings commonly labelled as being from one or both of these Los Angeles dates are from one of the umpteen bootlegs of the Fukuoka '82 shows. Genuine audience tapes and even an 8mm film are rumoured to exist (most likely due to the historic nature of this show), but have never been confirmed.

The concert pictures, snapped by Robert Matheu, are from Phil Sutcliffe's excellent book, The Ultimate Illustrated History of the Crown Kings of Rock.

Here are a few more pro pics: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Reflecting on this tour, Squier had some kind things to say about Freddie Mercury. "He loved to perform. I think all the words about how great a performer he was have been used up. I just used to stand and watch him every night thinking, 'How do you do that? Just how do you get away with it?' It was the onstage Freddie that was most fearless. He believed in what he and the band were doing so much. He never projected the slightest fear or self-doubt and that just swept the audience along with him. He just knew that the show was going to work. He was made for the stage. His sense of theatricality was the key, and it was a key which so very few other rock performers have at their disposal."

About a week after this show, Brian May was interviewed for the January 1983 issue of Guitar Player magazine. Here are some excerpts:

"We used to do the song 'Son and Daughter' on stage, and the solo section in the middle of that became what was in 'Brighton Rock'. After 'Brighton Rock' was recorded, that solo evolved a lot more. One facet of it was the way it is on the live album, but it's changed a lot since then. Sometimes we've dropped it because I felt I got stale. I don't like to do exactly the same thing two nights running. That should be a time when you can do something different. Now we don't do "Brighton Rock" anymore, so it's gone full circle. In the beginning, the solo was there and the song was around it. And now the song's gone and the solo's there.

"It's just a delay machine set on one delay rather than a multiple, so it's not a sort of echo effect. It's one line coming back at you. I have two delay machines, so I can do three-part harmonies with that: I can play alone - maybe two or three notes - and then it comes back and I can play along with it. And then it comes back again and there are three parts. The delays are mostly about one and a half seconds. A lot of things can happen: You can play in synch with what comes back and make the harmonies, or you can play chords and then single notes on top to get a playing-in-rhythm effect. You can also do various kind of counterpoints. Sometimes they work. It all depends on whether I can hear myself well. If it's a good night and I can really hear well, I can do things that demand very close timing. On this tour I've been experimenting with steps which are not exactly on the beat: so when it comes back at you, they are in a different place each time. I found I could do all sorts of strange things with that, just making them mesh in a different way.

"I've thought it was obsolete many times. We've thrown it out. We haven't done it every night on this tour. But somehow it seems to creep back in there. It's weird. I did it for years, and nobody would talk about it. And then when I threw it out, people said, "Hey! How could you do that?" On this tour we did some special things with the lights. We had t hose pods which can fly about, and I used to do a little battle with those. That gave it a new lease on life. People would tend to notice that. As opposed to not saying anything, they would say, "I like the lights in the solo [laughs]." I've found that people seem to appreciate long solos more on this tour than they did before. I think a lot of people thought our material was veering too far away from the heavy side, and they thought the solo stuff redressed the balance to a certain extent.

"I didn't feel that this tour was making me very happy. I've often felt that in the studio, but that's the first time I felt it on tour. I didn't feel happy until the last concert. The last night in L.A. I felt quite cheered up. I was prepared to think, "Well, I don't really want to do this anymore." Somehow when it got to the last one, Freddie was really on form and giving a million precent, and I felt that it was going well. So the end of the tour finished on a good note for me. I felt like I did want to be out there doing it again sometime. But we are going to have a long rest." [Of course, after the six shows in Japan next month.]

Back in 1977 Brian was quoted saying, "We've always thought it was wrong to regard a tour purely as a promotional exercise, because some people have done that, and gone out and slogged away at the hits and the new album, and I don't think that makes for good touring." Maybe that's at least partly the reason why he didn't enjoy himself this time around.

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[goalhofer]

Every Ichiro Suzuki Teammate

Orix BlueWave

Ebisu Noboyuki (1992-2000)

Yasuo Fujii (1992-2000)

Fukura Junichi (1992-97)

Hasegawa Shigetoshi (1992-96)

Hoshino Nobuyuki (1992-99)

Itoh Atsunori (1992-94)

Carmelo Martinez (1992)

Matsunaga Hiromi (1992)

Nakajima Satoshi (1992-97)

Ogawa Hirofumi (1992-2000)

Tsutomu Sakai (1992-96)

Yoshinori Sato (1992-98)

Don Schulze (1992)

Suguro Hironori (1992-96)

Taguchi So (1992-2000)

Kelvin Torve (1992-93)

Telmanch Gainey (1993-94)

Kobayashi Hiroshi (1993-2000)

Nishimoto Takashi (1993)

Toshifumi Baba (1994-97)

Jay Baller (1994)

Francisco Cabrera (1994)

Masafumi Hurai (1994-2000)

Takashi Miwa (1994-2000)

Okada Akinobu (1994-95)

James Jennings (1995-97)

Troy Neel (1995-2000)

Takahito Nomura (1995-97)

Willie Fraser (1996-98)

Hidaka Takeshi (1996-2000)

Oshima Koichi (1996-2000)

Chris Donnels (1997-98)

Satake Manabu (1997-2000)

Shiozaki Makoto (1997-2000)

Yoshitomo Tani (1997-2000)

Edwin Hurtado (1998-99)

Kida Masao (1998, 2000)

Harvey Pulliam (1998-99)

Aikawa Ryota (1999-2000)

Willie Banks (1999)

Paul Gonzalez (1999)

Shinichi Katoh (1999-2000)

Hidetaka Kawagoe (1999-2000)

Robert Perez (1999)

George Arias (2000)

Terry Burrows (2000)

Orlando Merced (2000)

Mukae Yuichiro (2000)

Jon Nunnally (2000)

Carlos Pulido (2000)

Seattle Mariners

Paul Abbott (2001-02)

Norm Charlton III (2001)

Ryan Franklin (2001-05)

Brian Fuentes (2001)

Freddy Garcia (2001-04)

John Halama (2001-02)

Jamie Moyer (2001-06)

Jeff Nelson (2001-03)

Jose Paniagua (2001)

Joel Pineiro (2001-06)

Arthur Rhodes; Jr. (2001-03)

Sasaki Kazuhiro (2001-03)

Aaron Sele (2001)

Denny Stark (2001, 2009)

Brett Tomko (2001)

Pat Borders (2001-05)

Tom Lampkin (2001)

Dan Wilson (2001-05)

David Bell (2001)

Bret Boone (2001-05)

Carlos Guillen (2001-03)

John Olerud (2001-04)

Ed Sprague; Jr. (2001)

Ramon Vazquez (2001)

Jay Buhner (2001)

Mike Cameron (2001-03)

Charles Gipson; Jr. (2001-02)

Stan Javier (2001)

Gene Kingsale (2001-02)

Al Martin (2001)

Mark McLemore (2001-03)

Scott Podsednik (2001-02)

Anthony Sanders (2001)

Edgar Martinez (2001-04)

James Baldwin; Jr. (2002)

Paul Creek (2002)

Brian Fitzgerald (2002)

Hasegawa Shigetoshi (2002-05)

Justin Kaye (2002)

Julio Mateo (2002-07)

Rafael Soriano (2002-06)

Aaron Taylor (2002-04)

Ismael Valdez (2002)

Mark Watson (2002)

Mark Davis (2002-04)

Jeff Cirillo (2002-03)

Jose Offerman (2002)

Desi Relaford (2002)

Luis Ugueto (2002-03)

Willie Bloomquist (2002-08)

Ruben Sierra (2002)

Chris Snelling (2002, 2005-07)

Ron Wright (2002)

Armando Benitez (2003)

Giovanni Carrara (2003)

Aaron Looper (2003)

Gil Meche (2003-06)

J.J. Putz (2003-08)

Brian Sweeney (2003)

Matt White (2003)

Greg Colbrunn (2003)

Rey Sanchez (2003)

John Mabry (2003)

Chad Meyers (2003)

Jamal Strong (2003, 2005)

Dwight Winn (2003-05)

Scott Atchison (2004-05)

Baek Cha-Seung (2004, 2006-08)

Travis Blackley (2004)

Eddie Guardado (2004-06)

Kevin Jarvis (2004)

Kida Masao (2004-05)

Bobby Madritsch (2004-05)

Mike Myers (2004)

Clint Nageotte (2004-06)

George Sherill (2004-07)

Matt Thornton (2004-05)

Ron Villone; Jr. (2004-05)

Randy Williams (2004)

Miguel Olivo (2004-05)

Rene Rivera (2004-06)

Rich Aurilia (2004)

Jolbert Cabrera (2004)

Greg Dobbs (2004-06)

Dave Hansen (2004-05)

Larry Jacobsen (2004)

Justin Leone (2004)

Jose Lopez (2004-10)

Raymond Lopez (2004)

Ramon Santiago (2004-05)

Scott Spiezio (2004-05)

Hiram Bocachica (2004)

Raul Ibanez (2004-08)

Quinton McCracken (2004)

Jeremy Reed (2004-08)

Jorge Campillo (2005-07)

Jeff Harris (2005-06)

Felix Hernandez (2005-12, 2018)

Wiki Gonzalez (2005)

Miguel Ojeda (2005)

Yorvit Torrealba (2005)

Adrian Beltre (2005-09)

Yuniesky Betancourt (2005-09)

Mike Morse (2005-08)

Richie Sexson (2005-08)

Wilson Valdez (2005)

Jaime Bubela (2005)

Choo Shin-Soo (2005-06)

Travis Chick (2006)

Francisco Cruceta (2006)

Ryan Feierabend (2006-08)

Emiliano Fruto (2006)

Sean Green (2006-08)

Jon Huber (2006-07)

Cesar Jimenez (2006, 2008, 2011)

Bobby Livingston (2006)

Mark Lowe (2006-10)

Eric O’Flaherty (2006-08)

Jarrod Washburn (2006-09)

Jake Woods (2006-08)

Johjima Kenji (2006-09)

Guillermo Quiroz (2006, 2009-10)

Ben Broussard (2006-07)

Oswaldo Navarro (2006)

Eduardo Perez (2006)

Roberto Petagine (2006)

T.J. Bohn (2006)

Joe Borchard (2006)

Carl Everett III (2006)

Adam Jones (2006-07)

Matt Lawton; Jr. (2006)

Miguel Batista (2007-09)

Jason Davis (2007)

Brandon Morrow (2007-09)

John Parrish (2007)

Horacio Ramirez (2007)

Ryan Rowland-Smith (2007-10)

Jeff Weaver (2007)

Sean White (2007, 2009-10)

Jamie Burke (2007-09)

Rob Johnson (2007-10)

Nick Green (2007)

Reyn Rogers (2007)

Jose Vidro (2007-08)

Wladimir Balentien (2007-09)

Jason Ellison (2007)

Charlton Jimerson (2007-08)

Jeff Clement (2007-08)

Erik Bedard (2008-09, 2011)

Roy Corcoran (2008-09)

R.A. Dickey (2008)

Randy Messenger (2008-09)

Carlos Silva (2008-09)

Justin Thomas (2008)

Jared Wells (2008)

Miguel Cairo (2008)

Timothy Hulett; Jr. (2008)

Bryan LaHair (2008)

Greg Norton (2008)

Matt Tuiasosopo (2008-10)

Luis Valbuena (2008)

Brad Wilkerson (2008)

David Aardsma (2009-10)

Doug Fister (2009-11)

Lucas French (2009-10)

Chris Jakubauskas (2009)

Shawn Kelley (2009-12)

Garrett Olson (2009-10)

Ian Snell (2009-10)

Jason Vargas (2009-12)

Adam Moore (2009-11)

Russell Branyan (2009-10)

Mike Carp (2009-12)

Ronny Cedeno (2009)

Jack Hannahan IV (2009)

Chris Shelton (2009)

Mike Sweeney (2009-10)

Jack Wilson (2009-11)

Josh Wilson (2009-10)

Chris Woodward (2009-10)

Endy Chavez (2009)

Ken Griffey; Jr. (2009-10)

Franklin Gutierrez (2009-12)

Bill Hall (2009)

Ryan Langerhans (2009-11)

Michael Saunders (2009-12)

Jesus Colome (2010)

Chad Cordero (2010)

Dan Cortes (2010-11)

Brandon League (2010-12)

Cliff Lee (2010)

David Pauley (2010-11)

Chris Seddon (2010)

Kanekoa Texeira (2010)

Anthony Varvaro (2010)

Jamey Wright (2010-11)

Eliezer Alfonzo (2010)

Josh Bard (2010-11)

DeChone Figgins (2010-12)

Casey Kotchman (2010)

Matt Mangini (10 games 2010)

Justin Smoak (2010-12)

Milton Bradley; Jr. (2010-11)

Eric Byrnes (2010)

Greg Halman (2010-11)

Blake Beaven (2011-12)

Steve Delabar (2011-12)

Charlie Furbush (2011-12)

Jeff Gray (2011)

Aaron Laffey (2011)

Josh Lueke (2011)

Michael Pineda (2011)

Chris Ray (2011)

Chance Ruffin (2011)

Anthony Vasquez (2011)

Tom Wilhelmsen (2011-12)

Chris Gimenez (2011)

Dustin Ackley (2011-12)

Adam Kennedy (2011)

Alessandro Liddi (2011-12)

Luis Rodriguez (2011)

Brendan Ryan (2011-12)

Kyle Seager (2011-12, 2018-19)

Carlos Peguero (2011-12)

Trayvon Robinson (2011-12)

Casper Wells V (2011-12)

Mike Wilson (2011)

Jack Cust III (2011)

Wily Pena (2011)

Carter Capps (2012)

Hisashi Iwakuma (2012)

Josh Kinney (2012)

Lucas Luetge (2012)

Kevin Millwood (2012)

Hector Noesi (2012)

Oliver Perez (2012)

Stephen Pryor (2012)

Erasmo Ramirez (2012, 2018)

George Sherrill (2012)

John Jaso (2012)

Jesus Montero (2012)

Munenori Kawasaki (2012)

Carlos Triunfel (2012)

Eric Thames (2012)

Luis Jimenez (2012)

Dan Altavilla (2018-19)

Shawn Armstrong (2018)

Christian Bergman (2018)

Chasen Bradford (2018)

Alex Colome (2018)

Ryan Cook (2018)

Ross Detwiler (2018)

Edwin Diaz (2018)

Zach Duke (2018)

Roenis Elias (2018-19)

Matt Festa (2018-19)

Erik Goeddel (2018)

Marco Gonzales (2018-19)

Justin Grimm (2018)

Casey Lawrence (2018)

Mike Leake (2018)

Wade LeBlanc (2018)

Ariel Miranda (2018)

Mike Morin (2018)

Juan Nicasio (2018)

James Paxton (2018)

James Pazos (2018)

Nick Rumbelow (2018-19)

Marc Rzepczynski (2018)

Sam Tuivailala (2018)

Nick Vincent (2018)

Adam Warren (2018)

Robert Whalen (2018)

David Freitas (2018)

Chris Herrman (2018)

Mike Marjama (2018)

Mike Zunino (2018)

Gordon Beckham (2018)

Robinson Cano (2018)

Dee Gordon (2018-19)

Ryon Healy (2018-19)

Taylor Motter (2018)

Kristopher Negron (2018)

Andrew Romine (2018)

Jean Segura (2018)

Zach Vincej (2018)

Dan Vogelbach (2018-19)

John Andreoli (2018)

Nelson Cruz (2018)

Ben Gamel (2018)

Mitch Haniger (2018-19)

Guillermo Heredia (2018)

Cameron Maybin (2018)

Denard Span (2018)

Jay Bruce (2 games 2019)

Edwin Encarnacion (2 games 2019)

Domingo Santana (2 games 2019)

Omar Narvaez (2 games 2019)

Tim Beckham (2 games 2019)

Dylan Moore (2 games 2019)

Cory Gearrin (1 game 2019)

Zac Rosscup (2 games 2019)

Hunter Strickland (2 games 2019)

Braden Bishop (1 game 2019)

Yusei Kikuchi (1 game 2019)

Brandon Brennan (1 game 2019)

New York Yankees

David Aardsma (2012)

Justin Chamberlain (2012-13)

Cody Eppley (2012-13)

Freddy Garcia (2012)

Phil Hughes (2012-13)

Igarashi Ryota (2012)

Kuroda Hiroki (2012-14)

Boone Logan (2012-13)

Derek Lowe (2012)

D.J. Mitchell (2012)

Ivan Nova (2012-14)

Andy Pettitte (2012-13)

David Phelps (2012-14)

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En Casa de Teatro Primer Congreso Internacional de la Metapoesia (2), Santo Domingo, RD. 13 de octubre, 2003. Orlando Cordero, Darío Tejada, José Enrique (Ike) Mendez,, Jorge Piña Karina Riecke, junto al director de Casa de Teatro Freddy Ginebra . (at Casa de Teatro) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjbq5J4Lwa6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Amanda Kloots shares videos and photos from late Broadway star husband Nick Cordero's phone - Daily Mail

Amanda Kloots, the widow of Broadway star Nick Cordero, is continuing to memorialize her husband on social media – this time sharing photos and videos from his phone after unlocking it for the first time since his death on Sunday.

On Tuesday, the fitness instructor uploaded a montage of heart-warming photos and amusing videos to her Instagram story that were captured by Cordero in the final months of his life. 

‘I just looked at Nick’s phone today [for the first time] and I’ll share some of the gems I found with you,’ Kloots told her 533,000 followers.

The slideshow of images she shared begins with a selfie of a smiling Cordero and his son, one-year-old Elvis, who is also beaming towards the camera.

Dated March 16, the image was taken just over two weeks before Cordero would be admitted to the intensive care unit at Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Hospital amid his battle with coronavirus. 

Amanda Kloots (above), the widow of beloved Broadway star Nick Cordero (left), is continuing to memorialize her husband on social media 

On Tuesday she began sharing photos and videos from his phone after unlocking it for the first time since his death. Cordero  (seen right) died Sunday morning aged 41, following a long and turbulent battle with COVID-19 that left him hospitalized for 94 days

The 41-year-old died Sunday morning following a long and turbulent battle with COVID-19 that left him hospitalized for 94 days. 

On Monday, Kloots thanked her followers for helping to make her husband’s dream of becoming a rock star a reality after joining her each day at 3pm during Cordero’s health battle to sing his original song, ‘Live Your Life’, in a bid to will him to recovery.

And in her posts Tuesday, Cordero’s love for song writing is made abundantly clear. 

In a succession of videos, the 41-year-old riffs the blues on an orange electric guitar, crooning ‘You only love me when I say goodbye. Only the heavens above me know the reasons why’, improvising as he plays.

Cordero, who starred as Sonny in A Bronx Tale, is also seen performing an acapella version of ‘One of the Great Ones’ from the Broadway smash-hit show in a birthday tribute to one of his friends.

In another musical video, the performer amusingly improvises a song as he stands on a New York sidewalk.

‘You can make a song about anything,’ Cordero sings, proceeding to list and rhyme the objects and sights he can see around him.

The actor even makes himself laugh on a number of occasions. In one instance, he attempts to incorporate his dog, Freddie, who he is holding, into the song but the pooch is being ‘camera shy’, he chuckles. 

The slideshow of images she shared begins with a selfie of a smiling Cordero and his son, one-year-old Elvis, who is also beaming towards the camera. Dated March 16, the image was taken just over two weeks before Cordero would be admitted to the intensive care unit at Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Hospital, never to leave

In a succession of videos, the 41-year-old riffs the blues on an orange electric guitar, crooning ‘You only love me when I say goodbye. Only the heavens above me know the reasons why’, improvising as he plays.

In one image, Elvis sits atop Cordero’s shoulders as they both pose joyfully in front of their ‘first car’

Intersected with Cordero’s vlogs, Kloots included a number of family photos. In one image, Elvis sits atop Cordero’s shoulders as they both pose joyfully in front of their ‘first car’.

Another shows a family picnic in a California park from earlier this year, with Cordero sprawled out on a blanket next to Kloots, who has Elvis nestled into her shoulder.

Throughout his battle for life, Kloots maintained a constant presence on social media, updating her followers on his ailing health since his hospitalization in March, until tragically confirming his death Sunday.

And in the days since she has continued to share memories of the Broadway star in celebration of the time they spent together.

Kloots’ Instagram story was preceded by a video montage she uploaded to her page earlier Tuesday, chronicling her five-year relationship with the Broadway star.

The video, compiled by Kloots’ sister Anna, features a variety of photos from 2015 to 2020.

‘Another video from [Anna Kloots] documenting Nick and I from day 1 till now,’ Kloots wrote on Instagram. ‘Nick always said we were completely different people that normally would never be together. We challenged each other and in doing so caused each other to grow and change.’

The montage, focusing on the years before Cordero’s sickness, is full of videos of the pair dancing together, enjoying date nights, vacations, Broadway shows, and even includes celebrity cameos from the likes of Zach Braff, whom he and Kloots starred alongside in Bullets and Broadway.

In another musical video, the performer amusingly improvises a song as he stands on a New York sidewalk. ‘You can make a song about anything,’ Cordero sings, proceeding to list and rhyme the things he sees around him

Intersected with Cordero’s v-logs, Kloots included a number of family photos

Kloots and baby Elvis feature in a number of the photos and videos. In one clip (right), baby Elvis is heard chuckling as his mom sings ‘Jump Around’ to him, as  Nick watches on, just days before being hospitalized

It also includes sweet photos of the couple enjoying their engagement, wedding and caring for Elvis.

 Kloots and Cordero began dating shortly after meeting one another while appearing in Bullets on Broadway. They became engaged in March 2017 and married in September the same year.

‘We pushed each other’s buttons in the best of ways,’ Kloots wrote. ‘He would always look at me and say, “I’m the luckiest.” Well darling, I was the luckiest to get to spend five years with you and to share a son that will always remind me of you.’

Kloots took to Instagram live Monday to perform a heart-breaking rendition of Cordero’s original song, Live Your Life’, for a final time.

As part of Monday’s broadcast, she also thanked her followers for their support during Cordero’s months-long hospitalization, crediting them for helping to make his ultimate dream of becoming a rock star a reality.

‘We played this song a lot yesterday in Nick’s room with him and we were singing to him and I kept telling him that he had the whole world singing his song and knowing who he was and what kind of an amazing person he was,’ a tearful Kloots said, wiping away tears beneath her sunglasses.

‘I just wanted him to know that his dream of becoming a rock star happened. And sometimes your dreams happen and you don’t get to fully embrace them, but Nick’s dream of becoming a rock star definitely happened and it was because of you guys.’

Kloots and Cordero (pictured in 2019) began dating shortly after meeting one another while star in Bullets on Broadway. They became engaged in March 2017 and married in September the same year

 Cordero’s death was announced by his wife Kloots in a heartbreaking post on Instagram

She added that the daily tradition ‘always’ provided her with a sense of comfort too, helping her through her darkest of times.

‘There were days when I did not think I could get on social media and sing but I always felt better after I did. … It always made me feel better. Singing and dancing is an amazing way to have some therapy in your life,’ she said.

Less than 24 hours earlier, Kloots announced the tragic passing of Cordero on Instagram.

In her emotional statement, she said she was still in a state of ‘disbelief’ and called Cordero a bright light who she couldn’t believe who no longer be in her or Elvis’ life.

‘Life throws so many things at you,’ Kloots reflected Monday. ‘It could be this awful virus like Nick had, you could lose your job, you could fight with a family member … all these things in your life that could give you hell. … Keep fighting, keep singing, keep dancing, keep living.

‘Thank you so much for all your support. I really, really, really appreciate it,’ Kloots concluded, struggling to hold back tears.

‘Nick left this earth with people around him that he loved, listening to music. I don’t think he would have wanted anything else, so I think we gave him a good send-off. I’ll miss him every day of my life, that’s for sure.’

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BLOG PERSONAL: Creciendo con una televisora… ¡Feliz Aniversario Televisora de Costa Rica!

Por: Karla Cordero | Periodista

¡Hola! ¿Cómo están? Yo; estoy muy entusiasmada de felicitar a la Televisora del Trencito en su 60 Aniversario ¿Cuánto tiempo y cuántos éxitos?

El “trencito” identidad de la Televisora de la Sabana

Somos varias generaciones que hemos disfrutado de las inmejorables producciones de televisión nacional de este canal: Buenaventura, Caras Vemos, La Pensión, El Show de la Media Docena; entre otras que cada noche de viernes nos sacaba carcajadas; para de esta manera liberar el estrés de la semana laboral.

Programas diversos como: Fantástico, las Estrellas se reúnen, Hola Juventud, Sábado Feliz, Buen Día, En Vivo, 7 Estrellas, Nace una Estrella, El Chinamo, Así es la Vida, 7 Días, Las Paredes Oyen, + que noticias, Planeta Azul; producciones tan buenas como bien elaboradas; que atrapaban a los televidentes; unos permanecen aún a pesar del tiempo y otros han desaparecido.

Teletica; es el REY de los formatos; entre los más destacados Dancing with the Stars, Bailando por un Sueño, Cantando por un Sueño, Tu Cara me Suena, Quien quiere ser Millonario, Cuidado con la Pared; entre otros; formatos que han enamorado al pueblo costarricense; al nivel de que se haya solicitado el cambio de horario de uno que otro para el disfrute del mismo en medio del entorno familiar.

Identidad de la Televisora en la actualidad

También; nos hizo soñar con su Recreo Grande; con la más que querida y recordada Tía Flory; quien siempre nos hacía creer en el cumplimiento de los sueños vestida de hada. En Recreo Grande aprendimos que aprender es igual a disfrutar y divertirse; que no tiene nada de malo estudiar y jugar; y con esa visión crecimos varias generaciones. Es de Recreo Grande donde salen figuras que siguen vigentes hasta el día de hoy; como es el caso de Rodrigo Villalobos.

De Teletica han salido personalidades periodísticas de alto rango: Freddy Serrano, Wendy Cruz, Lilliana Carranza, Glenda Umaña, Mishelle Mitchell, Edgar Silva, Adriana Durán, Ginnés Rodríguez, Gerardo Zamora; figuras respetadas y queridas por el costarricense y que se han desenvuelto de manera extraordinaria fuera de la televisión nacional.

Es si ninguna duda, la televisora que mayores inversiones ha hecho para traer al costarricense las mejores programaciones que gusten a toda la familia de manera integral; con programas en todos los formatos y géneros. Sesenta años de llenar los hogares de emociones.

A la familia Cozza – Picado y a todos los colaboradores: ¡Muchas Felicidades! Y por supuesto, que el Trencito siga por las vías del entretenimiento por muchísimos años más.

Logo, con motivo de los 60 años