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$950,000 Kathryne Dora Brown Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family Kathryne Dora Brown (born February 10, 1971) is an American actress. Net Worth$950,000Date Of BirthFebruary 10, 1971Place Of BirthLos Angeles, California, USAOccupationActressProfessionActressNicknamesKathryne Dora Brown, Brown, Kathryne DoraStar SignAquariusActress TitleYearStatusCharacterKittens in a Cage2015TV SeriesPeggyDream Street2010Private Practice2009TV SeriesEllenSouth of Pico2007JillThe Reading Room2005TV MovieJillianLandslide2005TV MovieMaria SantiagoJudging Amy2002-2003TV SeriesZola KnoxThe Residents of Washington Heights2002TV SeriesDr. Brenda ColemanThe Wedding Dress2001TV MovieZoey DelanoFor Love of Olivia2001TV MovieCamille StewartBecker2000TV SeriesChris DuffLinc's1999-2000TV SeriesRosalee LincolnJack & Jill2000TV SeriesJaneThe Practice1999TV SeriesTerri ReynoldsPromised Land1998-1999TV SeriesShamaya TaggertThe Tiger Woods Story1998TV MovieHollyJesus Rides Shotgun1997SugarThe Player1997TV MoviePenny LemleyChicago Hope1997TV SeriesFlight Attendant SherriTo Dance with Olivia1997TV MovieCamille StewartOnce You Meet a Stranger1996TV MovieSkepticPoison Ivy II1996TanyaChristy1995TV SeriesCecile CarverCagney & Lacey: The Return1994TV MovieTechi (as Kathryne Brown)Loving1990-1992TV SeriesJuanita Murry 1992-1993Won Awards YearAwardCeremonyNominationMovie2006CamieCharacter and Morality in Entertainment AwardsThe Reading Room (2005) Known for moviesPoison Ivy II (1996) Read More...
When Noah Lyles competes in his sport’s marquee events, he wears a tracksuit with “USA” emblazoned across his chest. He wore it when he won two gold medals last fall at the track and field world championships in Doha, Qatar. He would have worn it in Tokyo this summer at the Olympics. When he wins, which is most every time he runs, Lyles brings glory to a country that historically has oppressed his people. Read More...
Regarding the Sept. 8 Economy & Business article “Cruise CEO: Angst at self-driving cars is ‘sensationalized’ ”:
When it comes to testing self-driving cars in San Francisco, Cruise chief executive Kyle Vogt claims that his company, which is owned by General Motors, is providing “a massive and quite measurable public benefit to the community.”
But for Mr. Vogt to prove his claim, I suggest he would have to show how autonomous-vehicle technology beneficially affects traffic safety, climate change, jobs, public transit, infrastructure needs, public safety and access for people who have disabilities. Read More...
