An official website of the United States government The .gov means it’s official.Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil make sure you're on a federal government site The https:// ensures that you're connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and sent securely Richard Salgueiro is Director at VA Western Colorado Healthcare System FACHE began his service as Executive Director VA Western Colorado Health Care System on May 26 Prior to his arrival he served as Interim Medical Center Director Syracuse VA Medical Center and Associate Director Prior to joining the VA he served more than 21 years in the United States Army in a variety of leadership positions to include Deputy Commander for Administration and Senior Advisor to the Iraqi Armed Forces Surgeon General Multinational Forces Command during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) He held the rank of Army Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) as a Medical Service Corps Officer He has attended both the Army Medical Department Basic and Officers Advanced Course He is a recipient of numerous military medals and commendations Salgueiro attended George Washington University DC and received a Master’s in Health Systems Administration and a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Suffolk University Salgueiro also attended the Interagency Institute for Federal Healthcare Executives 2004 and is Board Certified and a Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) Chef Joseph Salgueiro is shooting for the stars at SŌ Restaurant — a Michelin star to be exact Salgueiro came back on as executive chef and managing partner in September 2024 His background in fine dining goes back decades to the Big Apple where he worked at various fine dining establishments he worked with people from all over the world and learned to make all types of international cuisine which inspires the “American nu cuisine” he creates at SŌ he moved to Arkansas and worked first at the Capital Bar & Grill in Little Rock before moving into an executive chef role at Maumelle Country Club and to Capriccio Grill at the former Peabody Hotel in Little Rock He was first drawn to SŌ because it reminded him of a specific restaurant in New York at a time when he was feeling homesick The owners told him they modeled it with that place in mind He worked as executive chef there from the opening in 2006 through about the first eight months after a hiatus from SŌ that took him to 1620 Savoy Cache Restaurant and Pleasant Valley Country Club Even before the owner came to him with the idea of returning Salgueiro happened to have been developing a new menu and I started building this menu,” he said He answered that he was making a menu for himself “What we’re trying to do is we want to be more higher end than the fine-dining restaurants that are happening right now,” he said “This is why I feel this would be the best place for business people to come here and not just entertain their clients but also to impress them — not just with the food but with our service.” If one is not sure where to host their next corporate shindig or take an important client The restaurant has many different spaces to entertain an intimate wine room and an outdoor patio He offers four prix fixe menus at varying prices points from $80 to the “CEO prix fixe menu” which sits at $195 The CEO menu includes decadent options such as a morton-brady smoked duck salad a 1-pound lobster and a vanilla creme brulee or Belgian chocolate lava cake to finish Salgueiro is also happy to sit down with clients and customize menus for events “You get a real local warmth when you walk in here,” he said “We’re working on high-end food and fine dining My final goals are trying to get a Michelin star and James Beard Award Visit the restaurant at 3610 Kavanaugh Blvd in Little Rock or call 501-663-1464 for more information READ ALSO: Here to Stay — 20+ Years — Saluting Longstanding Businesses Copyright © 2025 Arkansas Money 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Miami delivering customised solutions and access to world-class alternative investments You have reached the limit for gifting for this month January 5th is the date marked in the calendar for kids choking for their next cigarette but thwarted by the fact they’re often at least a decade too young to buy them legally with the annual celebration of Epiphany used to celebrate the three wise men who went and gifted young Jesus his very first birthday presents offering that it’s a tradition passed down by centuries with deep ties to Christianity and the winter solstice even if nobody seems entirely sure why it’s evolved into parents buying packets of cigarettes for their offspring and then encouraging them to fire one up but images of tiny little folks smoking in the streets were always going to be the ones that gained the most external attention Epiphany kicks off on a Friday and ends with a Saturday mass with various festivities between those two points and a local elected the designated ‘king’ for the year who dishes out booze and snacks Even though the legal age for purchasing and ingesting tobacco products in Portugal is 18 the authorities are fully aware of what goes down each year in Vale de Salgueiro but they let it slide based on the fact it’s a local custom that’s been in place for hundreds of years resident Rui Sergio admitted that when he was growing up “we were impatient for January 5th to arrive so we could smoke our cigarette,” so it’s not unreasonable to suggest Vale de Salgueiro may have a slightly higher percentage of local smokers seeing as they’ve been raised on doing it since they were nippers coffee shop owner Guilhermina Mateus couldn’t think of a reason other than “tradition” to hand over a ciggie to her young daughter but she wasn’t concerned it would be the beginning of a lifelong addiction that can often be nightmarish to kick “I cannot explain why; I see no harm in that because they do not really smoke; they inhale and expire immediately making a point of clarifying that it doesn’t really count as smoking unless it’s inhaled until the little ‘uns mark it down on their calendars that the moment they’ve all been waiting for is upon them once again with the arrival of Epiphany bringing with it the promise of their next annual cigarette Warning: SPOILERS for the Frasier Season 2 premiere this cut of meat went through hell over the course of just minutes and Keith and Salgueiro spoke to me about what it was like for them shooting that kooky and “very slimy” sequence It was already bad enough with Frasier Crane getting angry at Alan over the role he played in convincing his son Freddy to drop out of Harvard and become a firefighter without informing him which subsequently threatened to ruin Ham Day the mere task of David needing to keep the ham pristine while his uncle was out was complicated when he and Eve decided to sample some of this delectable foodstuff from Spain While covering the Frasier Season 2 junket on behalf of CinemaBlend I asked Anders Keith what it was like for him shooting this portion of the episode that saw the ham being abused in many ways I had to come in early some mornings and work on that ham I lost a pair of pants because they were just so infused with grease ‘Cause we used a real ham is the thing There were many different versions… I’m pushing it on the ground you gotta make it landed perfectly in the middle of the cake.’ It takes real effort to do physical stuff like that Frasier’s main characters got to enjoy samplings of the ham… once the glass was removed While Jess Salgueiro was recalling the ham sequence she noted how the show’s props master kindly took her vegetarianism into account so they actually cut a little pocket in the ham and stuffed vegan cold cuts into it for me which was very sweet of our props master Jim Adam HolmesSocial Links NavigationSenior Content ProducerConnoisseur of Marvel Adam is a Senior Content Producer at CinemaBlend He started working for the site back in late 2014 writing exclusively comic book movie and TV-related articles and along with branching out into other genres as well as interviewing creative talent from time to time he also oversees the assignment of movie-related features He graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in Journalism and he’s been sourced numerous times on Wikipedia He's aware he looks like Harry Potter and Clark Kent Watson Showrunner And Star Talk Getting Renewed And Hype The 'Massive' Two-Part Finale Star Wars: Tales Of The Underworld Reveals How Asajj Ventress Came Back To Life All I've Seen Is Negativity Online About How Bad The Predator Looks In Predator: Badlands But Here's Why That Recent Trailer Has Me Pumped O endereço abaixo não existe na globo.com 'Ya Temi Xoa': how the black community and the Yanomami joined forces at Carnival 2024 telegram Join our Telegram channel! telegram “Ya Temi Xoa” was the verse sung at the top of their lungs by the entire black community of Acadêmicos do Salgueiro accompanied by Yanomami leaders during a parade on Avenida Marquês de Sapucaí which translated into Portuguese means “I'm still alive” marked the samba plot “Hutukara” and now also gives its name to the documentary that premieres online this Monday (26/08).  The 20-minute short tells how the Amazon rainforest connected with the favelas of Rio de Janeiro by uniting the Yanomami and black people to make history behind the scenes and the ideas that built the plot inspired by Hutukara - the sky that collapsed in Yanomami cosmology - which guaranteed Salgueiro 4th place A partnership between the Instituto Socioambiental (ISA) and the Hutukara Associação Yanomami (HAY), under the direction of Thomas Mendel, Ya Temi Xoa had preview in Boa Vista The event welcomed indigenous leaders and their partners from non-governmental organizations journalists and supporters of the Yanomami cause In the midst of a humanitarian tragedy, open to the world in January 2023 the Yanomami caught the attention of the samba school With research and in-depth analysis of the work the fall from heaven by Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert those responsible for the plot understood that the Yanomami had much more to show than a tragedy “I spent three or four months reading a lot about the cosmology of the Yanomami people but I say that what touched me most was seeing Davi's eyes” Igor says that one of the efforts to create the parade was precisely not to put the Yanomami people in the position of “poor things” The concept of the show was constructed from the perspective of extolling the cosmology and rich culture of these indigenous people “The idea of ​​Hutukara was to present the Yanomami people from the perspective of who they truly are and not from the perspective that non-indigenous society usually sees on television Salgueiro was the third school to parade on the first night of presentations 13 other Yanomami leaders were present in the “For a Brazil Cocar” car My Willow is the arrowPelo povo da florestaPois is lucky that our restIt's a Brazil headdress the school asked Davi Kopenawa for assistance in the construction of the allegories The shaman also participated in choosing the song that moved Salgueiro - receiving 10 out of all the judges in his respective requirement “In this place they are working on something very important and they are doing a good job to help in our fight I'm happy that they're working and doing things to look good and show it to the whole city” says the shaman in an excerpt from the documentary that shows his visit to the samba school during preparations for the parade Davi Kopenawa's real meeting with the people of Salgueiro took place months before the parade in Sapucaí Davi was invited to be present at the samba selection final There were 23 sambas registered talking about Hutukara and on that day one of them would be chosen to be sung on the avenue a cultural center that preserves the community's Afro-Brazilian traditions He was welcomed with a Jongo Dance performance the school matriarchs sang and danced to welcome the Yanomami leader Davi said that he was moved to see the women dancing and that they reminded him of his aunts Davi spoke to many of them and learned about the work of the herbalists women who know the plants that heal and who maintain a project to record and learn this knowledge for new generations Davi said that he had been to Rio de Janeiro many times that he had been taken to tourist attractions but that this was the first time that he had met the people who built the city and who were later pushed to live on the hill With several references to Yanomami cosmology criticizing the false “good family” and remembering the indigenousist Bruno Pereira and the journalist Dom Phillips beauty and resistance of the people of the largest Indigenous Land in Brazil on the first night of Rio de Janeiro Carnival “Salgueiro will excite people on the avenue and show how important it is for us to take care of our land and its native peoples” To package the samba school and the stands Salgueiro took elements of the ancient knowledge of the Yanomami and told the story of the Hutukara which in Yanomami cosmology represents the sky that collapsed taking them to the plane in which they live today “The Yanomami brought a cultural part that we were not aware of They are very emphatic when saying 'Ya Temi Xoa' because they want to say that they are alive that the forest is alive and I think the time has come for Brazil to understand these people who were here before colonization and who still have the strength to say 'we are alive '” member of the official Amigos do Salgueiro fans The identity of the Yanomami arrived on the avenue with preparation that began even before the parade The indigenous people chose to use their traditional paintings feathers and small fragments of arrows.  but we also have joy and need to be valued” who in addition to being a teacher is president of the Association of Yanomami Kumirayoma Women (AMYK) The Yanomami Indigenous Land faces a mining invasion and a health crisis On January 21, 2023, less than a month after taking office, the president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) visited Boa Vista and drew the world's attention to the high numbers of malaria and malnutrition cases among the Yanomami a Public Health Emergency of National Importance (Espin) was established Salgueiro announced “Hutukara” as the theme of its fashion show in 2024 once again drawing attention to the serious situation of the Yanomami.  “It’s very important and everything was very beautiful It is very important that Salgueiro found the name of the Yanomami people because this way we also found the black people who were also suffering” summarized Kopenawa about the connection between the Amazon rainforest and the favelas of Rio de Janeiro in partnership between Salgueiro and the Hutukara Yanomami Association (HAY) The most relevant news for you to form your opinion on the socio-environmental agenda LAST ISSUE Mexican federal forces arrested a man suspected of being a Sinaloa drug cartel member from Chihuahua in the middle of a baptism ceremony inside a church.  The dramatic arrest of Jose Bryan Salgueiro Zepeda on Friday evening during a baptismal Mass at a church in Culiacán reportedly known as "El 90," is allegedly a leader in the family-run Salgueiro crime organization in Chihuahua affiliated with the Sinaloa cartel the Chihuahua attorney general's office said The video clip shows two couples standing before an altar as a priest speaks off camera during the baptism rite as masked agents quickly walk up from behind.  Do you renounce all of his seductions?" the priest asks in Spanish during the rite just before an agent grabs Salgueiro by an arm and pulls him away Mexican news media reported that the other man at the ceremony is a nephew of imprisoned Sinaloa cartel kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Bryan Salgueiro allegedly identified himself as a Sinaloa cartel lieutenant belonging to "Los Salgueiro" organization the Chihuahua attorney general's office said in a statement Drug cartels: Violence in Mexico: Gunmen kill mourners at Juárez funeral; army busts 'El Fantasma' Salgueiro was flown to Chihuahua City on a Mexican air force plane and taken to  a prison.  Salgueiro's arrest on a warrant on an aggravated kidnapping charge was part of a special operation by the Mexican military the National Antikidnapping Coordination and the Chihuahua attorney general's office He is accused of taking part in the kidnapping of one person on May 19 describing his arrest as a "priority objective." The attorney general's office identified him only as Jose Bryan S.Z in keeping with rules in Mexico regarding the naming of crime suspects by authorities News reports identified him as Jose Bryan Salgueiro Zepeda. His name also has been spelled as "Brian." 'Los Salgueiro' crime organization Bryan Salgueiro's uncles reputedly are the founders and leaders of the Gente Nueva a faction of the Sinaloa cartel in Chihuahua state "Los Salgueiro" reputedly oversees opium poppy and marijuana production in the southern part of the state of Chihuahua The family-run drug organization allegedly is headed by three brothers: The brothers are each the target of a $5 million reward by the U.S. government for information leading to their arrest The men are brothers of Noel "El Flaco" Salgueiro who is accused of at one time being the Sinaloa cartel's top man in the Chihuahua region Ruperto and Heriberto Salgueiro Nevarez allegedly took command of the organization following "El Flaco" Salgueiro's capture by Mexican army special forces about 10 years ago in Culiacán Borderland: AMLO in Juárez: Mexico president questioned about slain journalists during security tour The Salgueiro brothers allegedly run what U.S law enforcement refer to as the Salgueiro-Nevarez Organization In December 2019, "El Flaco" Salgueiro was extradited to the U.S He was held at the El Paso County Jail for a little over a month before he was moved to another location Daniel Borunda may be reached at 915-546-6102; dborunda@elpasotimes.com; @BorundaDaniel on Twitter government is offering $5 million rewards for the capture of the brother of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman and three alleged leaders of a branch of the Sinaloa drug cartel in Chihuahua Federal agents are seeking Guzman's brother Aureliano Guzman Loera Jose and Heriberto Salgueiro Nevarez of Chihuahua Aureliano Guzman Loera is accused of running an extensive drug-trafficking network in Mexico, Arizona and Texas, the Arizona Republic reported The Salgueiros are brothers of Noel "El Flaco" Salgueiro who is accused of at one time being the Sinaloa cartel's top figure in the Chihuahua region "El Flaco" Salgueiro allegedly was a lieutenant to "El Chapo" Guzman and one of the founders of the Gente Nueva the branch of the Sinaloa cartel in Chihuahua state a war between the Gente Nueva and the Juárez drug cartel turned Juárez into one of the most violent cities in the world El Paso courts: Sinaloa drug cartel members found guilty, including 1 for role in 'Wedding Murders' case alias "El 37," and Heriberto Salgueiro Nevarez allegedly took command of the family-run drug organization following "El Flaco" Salgueiro's capture by Mexican army special forces 10 years ago in Culiacán authorities list the brothers as being from Guadalupe y Calvo in the southern tip of Chihuahua The small mining town is in the "Golden Triangle," a rugged remote region at the corner of the states of Chihuahua Sinaloa and Durango known for growing opium and marijuana Targets of bounty revealed in Tucson indictmentsThe U.S State Department is offering rewards of up to $5 million each for information leading to the arrest of the four men accused of being high-ranking cartel members The rewards were announced Friday after the U.S Attorney's Office in Tucson unsealed two indictments on international drug trafficking charges Drug trafficking: 'The worst it's ever been.' Retired El Paso DEA leader gives somber view of drug problem The men are accused of smuggling fentanyl cocaine and marijuana over several years The reward is offered under the State Department’s Narcotics Rewards Program The program has paid more than $135 million in rewards since its start in 1986 Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations Anyone with information on the reputed drug traffickers may call the ICE tip line at 1-866-DHS-2-ICE (1-866-347-2423) The SNO: Salgueiro-Nevarez OrganizationThe Salgueiro brothers are allegedly the leaders of what federal prosecutors are calling the Salgueiro-Nevarez Organization Mexican authorities have identified the group as the Gente Nueva The family-run faction of the Sinaloa cartel allegedly is run by "El Flaco" Salgueiro with his brothers and nephews Mexican military authorities have alleged "El Flaco" and "El Che" began their criminal careers in the mid-1990s taking control marijuana production in the Sierra de Chihuahua More: Juárez cartel drug lord Vicente Carrillo Fuentes sentenced to 28 years in prison The Salgueiros are accused of operating opium poppy and marijuana fields in the southern part of the state of Chihuahua The Salgueiro organization was suspected of smuggling up to 15 tons of marijuana and 2 tons of cocaine into the United States every month the Mexican military said at the time of "El Flaco" Salgueiro's arrest in 2011 After the capture of "El Flaco," Jose "El Che" Salgueiro allegedly took command of the family drug business More: Wife of drug kingpin 'El Chapo' pleads guilty to US charges Mexican authorities alleged the organization also was involved in abductions and killings retail drug sales and the extortion of businesses including miners in the Hidalgo del Parral region of the state the Mexican army arrested "El Che" Salgueiro in Hidalgo del Parral and arrested Heriberto Salgueiro in 2015 It is unclear if either is still in custody in Mexico "El Flaco" Salgueiro was extradited to the U.S from Mexico and was held at the El Paso County Jail for a little over a month before he was moved to another location Daniel Borunda may be reached at 915-546-6102; dborunda@elpasotimes.com; @BorundaDaniel on Twitter. Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb an accomplished oral and maxillofacial surgeon has joined High Plains Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and is accepting new patients at both the Amarillo and Pampa locations Salgueiro is very compassionate and very capable He has exceptional skills in addition to great training and expertise and he is fluent in both Spanish and English which will be beneficial for many patients and their families he has considerable experience treating patients with special needs He’ll be an excellent addition to our team,” said Larry D of High Plains Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Salgueiro earned his dental degree from the Universidad Central de Venezuela in 1996 He practiced general dentistry in Venezuela until 2003 to pursue oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMS) training He completed surgical internships at Loyola University Chicago University of Miami and Vanderbilt University he completed an OMS residency at the Medical College of Georgia and was hired as a faculty member of the OMS department He also served as the director of pre-doctoral oral surgery training and director of the oral surgery outpatient clinic at Augusta University and was an attending surgeon at its cancer center Salgueiro has been in private practice since 2016 with particular expertise in wisdom teeth removal facial reconstruction and more. “At High Plains patient safety and comfort is our number one priority and our mission is to greatly exceed expectations in all areas of care This has been a guiding principle of the practice since the beginning and it is one of the things that drew me here,” noted Dr “I look forward to working alongside Larry and the rest of our team as we continue this mission.” High Plains Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons is an OMS practice with two doctors treating patients from two locations Xcel Energy’s manager of Transmission Planning for the Texas-New Mexico region has been named director of Strategic Planning effective Oct Cooley will be responsible for representing Xcel Energy’s Texas-New Mexico system at Southwest Power Pool stakeholder meetings and promote an overall strategic direction across all working groups to have a consistent company position He’ll also identify emerging policy issues facing the southwest region helping facilitate the development of solutions and communicating with Xcel Energy’s customers and state and federal agencies to address those issues “Jarred has demonstrated strong leadership skills in his Transmission Planning role designing and assessing service and grid reliability to meet the needs of customers well into the future,” said David Hudson “He’s also been a strong proponent for customers when interacting with the Southwest Power Pool.” began his Xcel Energy career with internships at the Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant in Red Wing and in Xcel Energy’s Transmission Planning department in Minneapolis before receiving his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities in 2010 he was hired in the Transmission Planning group as an entry-level engineer working his way into a senior engineering position Cooley accepted the position as manager of Transmission Planning for Texas and New Mexico You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter Jess Salgueiro initially wanted to be a dramatic actor but she’s glad she found her way into comedy ”I see how important it is because I’m like Making the sitcom turned out to be the hardest thing the Canadian actor has ever done and also 'the best job in the world' Making the sitcom turned out to be the hardest thing the Canadian actor has ever done and also “the best job in the world” Jess Salgueiro will admit it: she used to be a snob about sitcoms “I did not expect to like doing a sitcom as much as I liked doing a sitcom,” said the Winnipeg-born actor “I was probably a bit of a snob about multi-cam (shows) before I did it I think I thought that the actors were just kind of doing a shtick or ‘That’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my life.’” Although Salgueiro has been a screen actor for more than a decade — most notably in the acclaimed Canadian comedy “Workin’ Moms” — “Frasier” represented a number of daunting firsts: first multi-camera comedy first reboot (“of a show that people love”) first time on the storied Paramount Pictures lot in Hollywood And did we mention Kelsey Grammer and James Burrows Salgueiro submitted a taped audition last December for the part of Eve an aspiring actor and single mom who is the roommate of Frasier’s firefighter son Freddy (Jack Cutmore-Scott) and Frasier’s and Freddy’s neighbour so Salgueiro put the audition out of her mind Then she got a callback to read in person for the part in Los Angeles in January “I’m kind of nervous because I haven’t been in an audition room for three years right?” recalled Salgueiro — the COVID-19 pandemic had put a halt to in-person tryouts “And then I look at my email and it’s a chemistry read with Kelsey Grammer ‘That’s not just a fun callback And James Burrows is going to be in the room.’” By coincidence, Salgueiro had just listened to an episode of the podcast “SmartLess” on which Burrows was a guest: the revered director has made more than 1,000 episodes of TV among them much loved shows like “Cheers” (which he co-created) “Taxi,” “Will & Grace,” “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and the original “Frasier.” ‘I wish I hadn’t listened to that,’ I was so intimidated,” Salgueiro recalled he’s directed more episodes of television than anyone on the planet.” “I don’t think of myself as a comedian and I had to go make people laugh,” said Salgueiro You’re getting the feedback immediately So that pressure alone was what made it really hard.” the 30-something Salgueiro certainly wouldn’t have foreseen this fork in her career She started out as a dancer but wanted to be an actor She was attending the University of Winnipeg when a fellow dance teacher recommended she try out for the Randolph College for the Performing Arts in Toronto Salgueiro’s first acting jobs were in theatre She and one of her Randolph teachers started a company I didn’t really work in TV for a long time.” That she pivoted to the small screen is thanks in part to fellow Canadian actor Benjamin Ayres He and Salgueiro were doing a play together that was seen by the producers of the medical drama “Saving Hope,” in which Ayres played an ER surgeon Ayres and Salgueiro were portraying lovers onstage so when “Saving Hope” cast a love interest for Ayres’ Dr “So I played his lover on ‘Saving Hope.’ Then we played lovers again on ‘The Good Doctor.’ Then we played lovers again in a movie called ‘Canadian Strain.’ It’s so funny; we just always end up playing these sort of toxic relationships,” laughed Salgueiro “That was really my first time doing anything on TV … Even if I wasn’t doing much I’m really grateful for that early gig.” More gigs followed: vampire series “The Strain,” euthanasia drama “Mary Kills People,” hoser comedy “Letterkenny,” superhero satire “The Boys,” outer space drama “The Expanse,” ballet thriller “Tiny Pretty Things,” postapocalyptic drama “Y: The Last Man.”  Salgueiro is particularly grateful for her time on “Workin’ Moms,” the show for which she’s most often recognized in public “Catherine Reitman (the series’ creator) gave me an opportunity to really create a character … And we built this strange And people seemed to quite like that character — until she had an affair with the husband.” She continued: “It was one of those gigs that I got to be in several episodes so it also helped build my confidence because the way I feel about acting in front of a camera is that most of your job is trying to stay focused and relaxed amidst so much distraction and so much pressure “You might have been waiting for 10 hours and all of a sudden they’re like ‘We need to get the shot in the next 15 minutes.’ You just met your scene partner who’s supposed to be your brother and you have no relationship “So you need to find a way to be really calm and focused the best way to strengthen that muscle has been just many She’s also grateful to have found her way into comedy “I was enamoured with the really deep And I thought I was going to be onstage baring my soul all the time.” But then “I just kept doing a bunch of comedies and I wasn’t fully conscious of the comedic resumé I was building ‘I love comedy.’ And if anything I see how important it is because I’m like make people smile.’ In this case (‘Frasier’) “I have the best job in the world … it made me kind of fall more in love with comedy and made me way less Salgueiro was decidedly complimentary about the people she worked with on “Frasier,” especially star “I did not feel like he was our boss He was so collaborative … he was so gracious and he was so tender because he was really grateful that he was getting a chance to do this again.” Whether Grammer gets to keep making “Frasier” beyond the 10 episodes that debuted in the fall on Paramount Plus remains to be seen: a second season pickup hadn’t been announced when this story went to press she just wants “to keep working with really great teams of people … I would love to be doing more film and I’d love to work with Canadian filmmakers I’ve done a couple of features in the past two years that are kind of slowly rolling out now and had an absolute ball So I just want to make movies with people I love and believe in and respect and Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets today The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences is pleased to welcome Visiting Distinguished International Scholar Maria Aparecida Andrade Salgueiro to the World Cultures and Literatures (WCL) program for the Spring 2020 semester Salgueiro holds the rank of a full professor at the State University of Rio de Janeiro and brings over 30 years of experience in scholarship and pedagogy to her role in the Department of Modern and Classical Languages Salgueiro’s research interests include intercultural exchange “I’m very happy to be able to share my work with faculty and students at the University of Houston,” Salgueiro said “I believe my research interests will resonate throughout such a large and diverse student body.” Salgueiro’s experience as a researcher and academic advisor underpins her understanding of the transformative role education plays in students’ lives She began her teaching career at a young age volunteering to help illiterate adults learn to read and write Salgueiro became a professor of comparative literature and researched African American and Afro-Brazilian literature alongside graduate students The diverse group of scholars under Salgueiro’s tutelage have gone on to shape the conversation on race in Brazil; a country Salgueiro says “has had enormous difficulty debating racial issues.”   “I support the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences and the WCL program’s efforts to shape scholars with an understanding of historical and global contexts and who consider multiple perspectives in pursuing innovative solutions to society’s problems contributes to the University of Houston’s mission of preparing students for an increasingly diverse and interdependent world.” Salgueiro will focus on black Brazilian female writers as well as race When Frasier Crane returned to screens in 2023 he did so without any of the supporting cast from his original series "Frasier" ran for 11 seasons from 1993 to 2004 propelled not only by its lovably pompous protagonist but by a cast who seemed as though they were born to play the various supporting characters From David Hyde Pierce as Frasier's brother the series was boosted by one of the finest sitcom casts ever assembled Throughout the 10-episode Paramount+ season each of these characters were fleshed out in episodes that focused on everything from Freddy's hidden academic talents to Alan's surprising fondness for his old pal Frasier But one character remained fairly underdeveloped throughout: Jess Salgueiro's Eve If Paramount does greenlight a second season especially since Salgueiro only recently gained some respect for the sitcom format But aside from some hints that there might be a romantic future for her and Freddy there's still a lot we don't know about Eve we'll surely find out more about the character who only gained a real appreciation for sitcom acting when she shot the pilot episode of the show Speaking to The Toronto Star the Winnipeg-born actor revealed she was actually quite snobby about multi-cam shows and sitcom actors before filming her first episode of "Frasier." As she put it: "I did not expect to like doing a sitcom as much as I liked doing a sitcom I was probably a bit of a snob about multi-cam (shows) before I did it 'This isn't elevated enough.' But then after my first episode 'That's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life.'" I think it's fair to say that there's absolutely nothing wrong with sitcoms sitcoms seem to occupy an especially beloved status among audiences I don't necessarily feel the same warmth and fondness that I do when recalling time spent watching the original "Frasier." That's not to say "Frasier" is "better" per se but just that we generally seem to feel more sentimental about sitcoms than other types of shows We experience the characters in a way that makes it feel as if we know them personally which was basically the selling point of the show on which "Frasier" first appeared — "Cheers." That's why it's odd to hear Jess Salgueiro talking negatively about sitcoms. There's no doubt modern incarnations of the genre are pretty dire, but there's a long and dignified history of sitcoms of which Salgueiro should feel honored to be a part — even if it is in a show that's neither disappointing nor remarkable much like her born-again co-star Kelsey Grammer After recalling how she felt about sitcoms going into "Frasier" 2023 Jess Salgueiro went on to explain to The Star how the challenge of live performance helped change her mind: "I don't think of myself as a comedian and I had to go make people laugh So that pressure alone was what made it really hard." "Frasier" isn't Salguerio's first time on a comedy show as she previously appeared on the beloved Canadian comedy "Letterkenny," albeit a show with a very different format for comedy TV The actor went on to say that she "loves comedy," and seems like she not only developed an appreciation for the sitcom craft but for how these shows resonate with audiences make people smile.' In this case ('Frasier') it made me kind of fall more in love with comedy and made me way less It's also worth remembering that far from just making people laugh "Frasier" itself was genuinely affecting at times The show was just as much about heart as it was humor and there were numerous moments throughout the original series that transcended the situational comedy to become remarkably poignant — especially whenever John Mahoney got to display his acting chops Let's hope if there is a season 2 of "Frasier" 2023 (Kelsey Grammer is particularly ambitious on that point) it manages to recapture a little more of that aspect On Wednesday 24th, over 90 civil society organizations and social movements sent an urgent appeal to the UN (United Nations) and to the IACHR (Inter-American Commission on Human Rights) condemning the massacre carried out by Military Police at the Salgueiro Complex in São Gonçalo (RJ) at the beginning of the week.  the organizations request that the Brazilian state be questioned on the violent incident which left at least nine people dead as well as reparation and access to the investigations for the families of the victims and all those who have suffered violations.  the massacre had international repercussions and was harshly criticised by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights who called for an impartial effective investigation by the Public Prosecutor´s Office “This Office requests that the Public Prosecutor´s Office carry out a full independent and effective investigation into these deaths On the morning of Thursday 25th, the president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Minister Luiz Fux, changed the order of the agendas awaiting ruling in the Court´s plenary session is unlikely to be considered today as had been scheduled This change occurred immediately following the violent police operation in the Salgueiro Complex.  The appeal is for clarification of some contradictions in the ruling of the previous judgement regarding a request for a plan for the reduction of lethality At the time ministers said there was no need for any urgent measures by the STF concerning this request as there was already a 2017 resolution by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights that obliged the state of Rio de Janeiro to put together a plan as the Rio de Janeiro local government has never presented such a document the organizations are arguing that the STF should act to reinforce the need for the state to comply with this resolution A further request by the organizations is for the use of cameras on all police cars and uniforms made up of members of the judiciary and civil society to monitor compliance with the measures imposed by the STF on the Rio government.  2025 - Conectas Human Rights - Postal Code 47 - São Paulo (SP) Brazil - ZIP: 01032-970 - Phone: +55 (11) 3884-7440 share the journey of how they went from a couple to a family of six cocaine and pickups were seized Wednesday during the arrest of one of the reputed leaders of the Sinaloa drug cartel in Chihuahua Chihuahua state police arrested Leonel "El Cuate" Salgueiro during an "intense operation" at dawn in the city of Parral Javier Corral said in a video message The governor described Salgueiro as one of the region's principal drug distributors who also was responsible for violence in the region Parral is in the southern part of the state located about 135 miles south of Chihuahua City More: Mexico drug cartel ambush kills 4 police officers, wounds 6 in mountains of Chihuahua including two gold-plated guns decorated with jewels images of fighting roosters and the faces of a lion and an Aztec warrior the initials "LS" and "El Cuate" (the twin) four pounds of cocaine and two pickups outfitted with police-style lights More: 'Chapo' Guzman's Sinaloa cartel right-hand man Damaso Lopez extradited to US from Juárez Corral said that Salgueiro is the nephew of Ruperto Salgueiro alias “El 37,” the reputed founder of the Gente Nueva the Sinaloa cartel's division in Chihuahua a war between the Gente Nueva and the Juárez drug cartel fueled violence in Juárez and across Chihuahua state Salgueiro's other uncles are the reputed Gente Nueva drug-traffickers Noel "El Flaco" Salgueiro and Heriberto Salgueiro Leonel Salgueiro was arrested on weapons and drug-trafficking charges.  More: 'Chapo' Guzman's son, Jesus Alfredo Guzman Salazar, on DEA most-wanted fugitives list Mexican cartel leader 'La Barbie,' born on Texas border, to serve 50 years in prison Authorities said that "El Cuate's" arrest was part of a large-scale investigation into the homicide of Parral business leader Uriel Ulberto Loya Deister Loya Deister was president of the Parral branch of Coparmex El Sol de Parral newspaper reported Loya Deister was shot in the head Sunday by the passenger on a motorcycle in the parking lot of a seafood restaurant in Parral Corral also mentioned that an investigation continues into Tuesday's shooting death of Carlos Francisco Cano Chávez the director of the Latin American Bilingual School in Chihuahua City Daniel Borunda may be reached at 546-6102; dborunda@elpasotimes.com; @BorundaDaniel on Twitter Jess Salgueiro is an actress who appeared in "Frasier," "Tiny Pretty Things," and "I'll Take Your Dead." 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A performer from the Salgueiro samba school parades during Carnival celebrations at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro Performers from the Salgueiro samba school parade during Carnival celebrations at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro FILE - A Brazil Environmental Agency helicopter flies over an illegal mining camp during an operation to try to contain illegal mining in Yanomami Indigenous territory that paid tribute to the Yanomami Indigenous group in the Carnival parade at the Sambrodome on Sunday is seeking to draw attention to the devastating effects brought by illegal mining inside Yanomami territory FILE - Yanomami Indigenous attend an event related to the annual Free Land Encampment protests Some 30,000 Yanomami live in Brazil’s largest Indigenous territory spanning more than 9 million hectares (22 million acres) in the northern area of the Amazon rainforest FILE - Food is airdropped from a military transport aircraft to the Surucucu military base to be delivered to Yanomami Indigenous people are decimating the Yanomami population in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest FILE - Yanomami women hold their babies receiving medical treatment at the Santo Antonio Children’s Hospital A year has passed since President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva declared a public health emergency for the Yanomami people in the Amazon who are suffering from malnutrition and diseases such as malaria as a consequence of illegal mining FILE - Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva are received by an Indigenous party including Davi Kopenawa at the Caracarana Lake Regional Center in Normandia on the Raposa Serra do Sol Indigenous reserve in Roraima state Rio de Janeiro’s Salgueiro samba school paid tribute to the the Yanomami 2024 in the Carnival parade at the Sambadrome Performers from the Salgueiro samba school parade on a float during Carnival celebrations at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro People attend the Salgueiro samba school parade during Carnival celebrations at the Sambadrome in Rio de Janeiro RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Carnival dancers have taken the biggest stage in Rio de Janeiro to pay tribute to Brazil’s largest Indigenous group and pressure President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to deliver on promises to eradicate illegal mining Carnival has long been a platform for samba schools to protest Percussionists had “Miners out” written across the skins of their drums as participants marched through the Sambadrome on Sunday evening delivering their message to more than 70,000 revelers and millions watching live on television “Ours is a cry for help from Brazil and the world in general,” said Davi Kopenawa a Yanomami leader and shaman who advised the samba school will put pressure on the Brazilian government to remove all the miners who are soiling the water and killing fish.” Kopenawa paraded with feathered armbands and headdress who leads the Ministry of Indigenous Peoples created in 2022 under Lula congratulated Kopenawa and Salgueiro on Monday for their efforts recounting the group’s long struggle from colonization to more recent efforts to repeal Indigenous land rights spanning more than 9 million hectares (22 million acres) in the northern Amazon rainforest Lula also created an inter-ministerial task force to fight illegal mining and in 2023 Brazil’s environmental agency destroyed a record 33 aircraft found on or near Yanomami territory The agents also wrecked or apprehended mining barges Government officials say that since the operation began areas with illegal mining inside Yanomami territory have dropped 85% and health has improved A Brazil Environmental Agency helicopter flies over an illegal mining camp during an operation to try to contain illegal mining in Yanomami Indigenous territory law enforcement and employees of federal environmental agencies say illegal miners are returning “We reckon that the miners are exploiting as much as possible because they assess they eventually will have to leave,” Jair Schmitt head of environmental protection at Brazil’s environmental agency Ibama Schmitt said miners have adapted to escape detection by working at night setting camp under the forest canopy and choosing old mining pits instead of clearing forest to open new ones director of the newly created Amazon and environmental unit of the federal police said government agencies need to take stronger action the air force to effectively control the airspace over Yanomami land We need the navy to control the flow of people on rivers Lula had said the armed forces would play a key role providing logistical support and security to public workers and federal agents who say they fear for their lives “There was nearly a massacre of an unprotected population Why did the army let this happen instead of denouncing it to the federal government or reaching out to the press?” said Martins Filho a professor at the Federal University of Sao Carlos the army said illegal mining and the health crisis in the Yanomami territory “are complex issues involving the legal jurisdiction of various government agencies,” and the army is “always prepared to fulfill its strategic missions” including providing support to federal agencies After a January 2023 presidential decree ordered the air force to close the airspace over Yanomami territory Brazil’s air force said it has been patrolling the so-called Air Defense Identification Zone over the territory It claims the measure led to a 90% reduction in illegal flights associations representing federal workers in environmental and Indigenous affairs accused the armed forces of “failing to fulfill their mission of supporting and facilitating the work of other agencies” combating illegal mining The association alleged that the military denied use of aircraft for transporting personnel and equipment and hasn’t collaborated in the destruction of mining machinery and airstrips Government health teams have been targeted by armed miners and are unable or unwilling to reach certain communities 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