Ashley Ortega and Asha Rangappa

Ashley Ortega is an actress from the Philippines. Ashley Ortega was born on December 26, 1998 in San Fernando, La Union. Ashley Ortega is a Filipino actress. Her mother is a Filipino-German as is her father who's from Spain-Filipino. The first time she appeared on television was at age 12 when she was a GMA Network commercial. Later, her professional work grew into acting. Apart from being a professional ice skater, Sheila is also able to appear as if were a dancer. Since beginning to compete in the age of four Ashley has competed around the globe in places like Thailand and Malaysia. Ashley set up YouTube after moving from her Southern California house. The channel she created was with Nathan Boucaud. Nathan Boucaud is himself a YouTuber. On the clip, Ashley tells a funny story about losing $500 playing a game to Nathan. Nathan and Ashley were then seen together in nearly all her videos. Since they both were moving to Washington the two of them recorded numerous videos. The subjects ranged from the packing experience to the selection of furniture in their new apartment. Renuka Asha Rangeappa is one of the former FBI Agent and is now a professor at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale University. She has been a regular contributor on MSNBC, CNN and CNN. She served previously as associate dean for Yale Law School. She currently serves as an instructor at the Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Asha Rangappa has served as assistant dean of Yale University's Jackson School of Global Affairs, and Senior Lecturer. She was previously the Associate Dean at Yale Law School. Prior to her current position Asha served as an agent in the Special Section of the New York Division of the FBI, specializing in Counterintelligence investigations. In her role she analyzed dangers to the national defense and performed classified investigations about suspect foreigners. While in the FBI Asha acquired experience in interrogation, electronic surveillance methods using firearms, as well as the use of force to kill. Asha was awarded the Fulbright Scholarship for constitutional reform studies in Bogota Columbia after she graduated with distinction from Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Asha graduated with a law qualification from Yale Law School. While there, she served as a Coker Fellow on Constitutional Law. She was admitted into both the State Bars of New York and Connecticut in 2003. Asha has been a regular writer for ABC News and has written Op-eds in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. She sits an editor on the board of Just Security and a member of the Council of Foreign Relations.