Gabriel Iglesias also known as Fluffy was born on July 15, 1976. He was born and raised in San

Gabriel is adamant about his dream and is truly “angry” when he comes home to his family praying to the Virgin because of Antonio’s grade promotion—both of which fit with the Luna philosophy, not that of the Márez (82). Antonio is subject to both of his parents’ expectations and desires for almost the entirety of the book, and this shapes who he is as he questions the philosophies of both the Luna and the Márez before finally deciding that he is “Márez first, then Luna,” as his uncle describes him (250), despite Ultima’s declaration that Antonio will be a “man of learning” (56). In a sense, Antonio is a “man of learning” as well as Márez—he seems to adopt portions of both philosophies in his efforts to discover who he truly is. However, it does show that he is trying to fit the expectations set forth by his parents, consciously or not, and this struggle to meet expectations is so prominent in the novel that this theme is one of the most consequential in Bless Me,

Saulo Moreno Hernandez was born on April 28th 1933 in Mexico City. When he was young he started making toys and figurines. He made the toys and figurines with wooden leftovers, paper, and wire. He was surrounded by things that could inspire him like pinatas and wooden toys.

- He dropped out of college and moved to Peoria to work at the Carver Community Center

In 1995, he was drafted by the New Jersey Nets. Unfortunately, he only stayed in the league for two years. He was later traded to the Dallas Mavericks and ultimately to the Orlando Magic where he was eventually released. He played professional basketball overseas for seven years in countries including Argentina, Greece, Poland and Spain. He decided to retire at age 32 because of ongoing problems with his knees. He later went back to UCLA in 2011 to complete his education by getting his bachelor’s degree in History. He is currently a marketing director for a car dealership in Las Vegas NV (Websit,

"What happened was, he left Toronto and went to New York City, and was living with my wife's brother and was attending Wings Academy in the Bronx," McIntyre recalled. "But the travel back and forth was getting to be way too much for him for his daily travel. He lived in Long Island and went to the Bronx and traveled for 2 years. It was wearing on him . . . and he transferred to Lake Forest Academy in Chicago."

In Live from the Ville, his performance goes from joke to joke as if he has many stories to tell like catching up with an old friend. The jokes don't necessarily connect to each other almost duplicating how conversations today can go from A to Z when talking about recent events in our lives.

After he was done with wrestling he became a coach of Iowa. And won Nine in a row NCAA titles. He also coaches for the Olympic team for wrestling. He coaches for 16 years and retired in 2011. He got married to Kathy Gable and had four girls named Molly, Annie, Jenni, and Mackenzie.

He works as a bouncer at the Copacabana nightclub in New York City, where he earns a consistent income and supports a good living

He started coaching 4 years ago at Nooksack Valley Middle School, then after two years became Nooksack's High Schools assistant coach. He loves coaching kids in wrestling because, "Wrestling teaches these high schoolers way more than just how to do a certain move or something like that, it teaches them how to wrestle with the struggles of life." During the summer he is usually out at his family's old property on Lake Whatcom, teaching his kids how to water ski. Or he's working out in his shop, finding something to

He’s consistently trying to make everyone laugh with his “That’s what she said!” jokes, but they hardly ever laugh. One of the most amusing things he does is how he wakes himself up to the smell of bacon. At night he sets out a George Foreman grill and puts bacon on it, then in the morning after his alarm goes he plugs in the grill, goes back to sleep and waits till the timer goes off. On an unfortunate day, Michael stepped on the grill… he still uses this grill and claims he “got off all the foot”.

He appears to be a successful New Orleans businessman. He is neat and orderly in appearance and has an impatient manner. He and his wife, Edna, and their two children are vacationing at Grand Isle for the summer.

George Lopez was born and raised in Mission Hills, California, and was abandoned by his father when he was two years old. George and his mother then moved into the home of his maternal

Angel Martinez was born in Santiago, Dominican Republic. He is the younger of two children of Christian parents. This private detective took his first steps within the espi-onage as a child when American troops, on April 24th, 1965, invaded his country.

In the book Food :A Love Story it isn’t hard to guess what parts of Jim Gaffigan’s life was used. Claiming that food is a very big and important part of his life. He justifies why he made an autobiography about his life with food. He had stated that “As a result of constant eating, I’m not thin. Sure my beard hides none of it, but at least I know why I’m not thin.”(Jim Gaffigan, 12) he also believes that because of his physique he is way more trustworthy in the food genre of life then compared to a skinny person. In this book he makes and abundance of really out there and hilarious jokes about food and topics around it. One of his better ones is the character known as the Fattelier. His definition for this name is a bigger/fatter food advisor who doesn’t advise the more expensive but instead the more fattening.

He carries a pack of smokes every where he goes. He was a wild party beast before he found acting. He then transformed into a whole different man. Literally, he became someone else. He could shapeshift. But right as he got those super powers he