Ashley Ortega and Asha Rangappa

Ashley Ortega (born 26 December in San Fernando La Union in the Philippines) is an Filipino actor from the Philippines. Ashley Ortega, a Filipino actor. Her mother is German-Finnish while her dad is from Spain-Filipino. The actress began appearing on TV when she was 12 years old in which she did her first commercials on the GMA Network and then eventually became an actor. Also, she's professional skating. When she was just four, she started to skate and won competitions at Thailand, Malaysia and other countries. Ashley set up YouTube after leaving the Southern California house. Ashley made her first YouTube video together with Nathan Boucaud. Nathan Boucaud was her boyfriend from the past as well as an avid YouTuber. The video was a tale time video about how she lost $500 to Nathan in a bet. Nathan and Ashley continued to be together through the rest of her videos. As they were both shifting to Washington, they recorded a large number of videos. They covered everything from their packing experience to the selection of furniture they would have in the new house they were moving into. Renuka Asha Rangappa is a lawyer and ex-FBI agent from the US is senior lecturer for Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Renuka also commentates on MSNBC and CNN. Prior to that, she was an assistant dean in Yale Law School. She is now an instructor for the Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Asha Rangappa, former deputy dean of Yale Law School and assistant Dean of the Jackson School of Global Affairs at Yale University is a senior lecturer and an expert in global affairs. Prior to her present position, Asha was an Agent Special in the New York Division of the FBI with a focus on investigation of counterintelligence. She analyzed national security threats and conducted classified investigation into suspected foreign agents. Asha's work in the FBI involved interviews, electronic surveillance and interrogating techniques, firearms and lethal use of force. Asha obtained a bachelor's master's degree in international and public issues from Princeton. She also received a Fulbright grant to study constitutional change in Bogota. She received her law degree from Yale Law School. There she was also the Coker Fellow in Constitutional Law. In addition to this, she worked as a secretary in the Office of Judge Juan R. Torruella of U.S. Court of Appeals First Circuit San Juan Puerto Rico. Her admissions in the State Bar of New York in 2003 and Connecticut as well as Connecticut, each, bear testimony to her knowledge of law. Asha was the former legal correspondent of ABC News, has contributed editorials and op-eds for The New York Times The Wall Street Journal The Washington Post and other newspapers. Asha is also a board member of Just Security, and she's an Council of Foreign Relations member.