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Jacob Christopher "Tito" Ortiz (English: /tɪtɵ ɔərtɪs/) (born January 23, 1975) is an American mixed martial artist and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, having held the title from April 14, 2000 to September 26, 2003. Along with fighters like Randy Couture and Chuck Liddell, he was one of the sport's early stars. Ortiz ultimately became the biggest pay-per-view draw of 2006 for his fights with Liddell, Forrest Griffin, and Ken Shamrock.
Outside of his fighting career, Ortiz is the CEO of the Punishment Athletics MMA equipment and clothing line. He also owns an MMA training gym called Punishment Training Center, which is located in Huntington Beach, CA.
Jacob Christopher Ortiz was born to Samuel and Joyce Ortiz. He received his nickname "Tito," which means tyrant, from his father when he was a year old. He is the fourth child of his mother, Joyce, who had three sons from a previous marriage. His mixed heritage (Mexican father, American mother) has been reflected in his ring entrances as he has borne both Mexican and American flags.
Victor Ortiz (born January 31, 1987) is an American professional boxer of Mexican descent. He is a former WBC Welterweight Champion.
He was previously in the light welterweight division, where he held the USBA & NABO titles. Ortiz, with a crowd-pleasing, aggressive style, two-fisted power and boyish charm, was made the 2008 ESPN Prospect of the Year.
He is currently rated as one of the "top three" welterweight boxers in the world by most sporting news and boxing websites, including The Ring,BoxRec.com, and ESPN.
The first loss and the two draws on Ortiz's record are not counted as significant due to the fact the loss came by way of disqualification in the first round for knocking Corey Alarcon cold with an uppercut off a clinch. The first of two draws was a first-round technical draw in January 2007, when Ortiz faced Marvin Cordova Jr., when an accidental head-butt opened a cut on Ortiz's forehead and rendered him unable to continue. The second draw was a controversial one against Lamont Peterson, as ESPN.com and HBO unofficial scorer Harold Lederman both had it 97-91 in favor for the 23-year-old Ortiz.
Beto Ortiz (birth name: Humberto Ortiz Pajuelo) (Lima, 1968) is a Peruvian journalist TV personality and writer living now (from October 2006) back in Lima. Before that, he lived in New York City. His claim to national fame was through "Beto A saber" (2000), a politically incorrect TV talk-show from which he harshly criticized Fujimori's government while most of the Peruvian media remained silent.
One of his first appearances in Peruvian media was through several humorous stories he wrote for "No", a humorous supplement to "Si", a very well known Peruvian magazine in 1987.
During his 15 years experience, Ortiz directed and hosted late-night shows and documentary series on national television. As a TV reporter he is the author of hundreds of stories on social and political issues, some of which were recognized with international awards. As a writer, he has published features and columns in the main newspapers and magazines in Peru. He is a columnist for "Peru 21" newspaper. His first novel, "Maldita Ternura" ("Damned Tenderness"), (Lima: Editorial Alfaguara, 2004) was a best-seller in Peru. He was the host of his own interview TV show "Ca11ate Beto" (Shut up Beto) on RBC (Channel 11, Lima - Perú).
David Américo Ortiz Arias (born November 18, 1975), nicknamed "Big Papi", is a Dominican-American professional baseball player with the Boston Red Sox of Major League Baseball. Previously, Ortiz played with the Minnesota Twins from 1997 until 2002. Ortiz is a seven-time All-Star and holds the Red Sox single season record for home runs in a regular season with 54, set during the 2006 season. In 2005, Red Sox ownership presented him with a plaque proclaiming Ortiz "the greatest clutch-hitter in the history of the Boston Red Sox".
Ortiz graduated from Estudia Espallat High School in the Dominican Republic and in 1992 he was signed by the Seattle Mariners who listed him as "David Arias". He played for the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, a Mariners farm team, until 1996, when he was traded to the Minnesota Twins as the player to be named later in an earlier trade for Dave Hollins. When he arrived in Minnesota, he informed the team that he preferred to be listed as "David Ortiz."
He made his Twins debut in September 1997. For a few years, he was moved back and forth between the Twins and their minor league affiliate in Connecticut, the New Britain Rock Cats. The Twins advanced to the American League Championship Series that year, where they lost to the Anaheim Angels. Despite showing flashes of talent, Ortiz's time with the Twins will be remembered as a series of injuries and inconsistency both in the field and at the plate. Ortiz suffered wrist injuries in both 1998 and 2001. He continued to experience knee problems in early 2002 that plagued him throughout the season, despite hitting 32 doubles, 20 home runs and 75 RBIs in 125 games. He was released by the Twins after the season. In six seasons with the Twins, Ortiz hit 58 home runs and 238 RBI.
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A young journalist long ago rejected by his now aged and dying father finds himself investigating one of his father's former friends, a candidate for canonization. Uncovering the two men's complicated relationship from childhood through the horrors of the Spanish Civil War unveils a compelling drama filled with passion, betrayal, love and religion. An action packed story set during a murderous time in history that ultimately serves the present by revealing the importance and timeless power of forgiveness.
Keywords: animal-in-title, assassination, catholic, communism, dying, film-starts-with-text, forgiveness, jealousy, martyrdom, mauser
An epic portrayal of Faith, Forgiveness and Redemption.
Even saints have a past.
[first lines]::Title Card: All wars begin long before the first shot is fired and continue long after the last bullet has done its job.
Robert: I think it was Oscar Wilde who said: Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.
Honorio: [about his chocolate] Not everyone has a taste for the divine you know.
Josemaria: First before trying to change the world, think about changing yourselves.
Train Conductor: If you're going to make an omelet you have to break a few eggs.::Josemaria: No, the world is not an omelet, and people are not eggs.
Josemaria: It's remarkably easy to join a war.
Aline: [about God] He's a monster. I love Him, you know.::Josemaria: Even though He's a monster?::Aline: Women can love monsters.
Josemaria: When you forgive you set someone free. Yourself.
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Bomber terrorist's elevator plan backfires, so he rigs a bomb to a LA city bus. The stipulation is: once armed, the bus must stay above 50 mph to keep from exploding. Also if LAPD Officer tries to unload any passengers off, Payne will detonate it. Joe Morton co-stars as Jack's superior, and Jeff Daniels supports Jack helping him try to defuse the bomb.
Keywords: 1990s, action-hero, action-heroine, airliner, airport, ambulance, applause, auto-theft, aviation, bar
Get ready for rush hour.
Stephens: First time in LA.::Annie: Oh no, I live here.::Stephens: No, mine. Oh that's just funny, you heard me wrong. Nah, I'm sight-seeing.::Annie: Oh, really?::Stephens: Yeah. I hate to use the word 'tourist,' but it's not like I can hide it...::Annie: Not really.::Stephens: [sigh] Did you know it took me three hours to get here from the airport? I got so lost. LA's one big place, but I guess you don't notice, seeing as you live here. I'm such a yokel. There, I said it!::Annie: Oh jeez. You know what? I got gum on my seat, GUM!::[sits on a different bus seat nearer the front]
Howard Payne: Jack, nothing tricky now. You know I'm on top of you! DO NOT attempt to grow a brain!
Jack: Harry, there's enough C-4 on this thing to put a hole in the world!
Jack: It's a game. If he gets the money he wins, if the bus blows up he wins.::Annie: What if you win?::Jack: Then tomorrow we'll play another one.::Annie: But I'm not available to drive tomorrow. Busy.
Ortiz: Just keep it steady.::Annie: Oh, thank you for the tip, Ortiz.
[after the elevator falls]::Young Executive: Jesus. Bob, what button did you push?
Howard Payne: See, I'm in charge here! I drop this stick, and they pick your friend here up with a sponge! Are you ready to die, friend?::Harry: Fuck you!::Howard Payne: Oh! In two hundred years we've gone from "I regret but I have one life to give for my country" to "Fuck you!"?
Jack: You're crazy! You're fuckin' crazy!::Howard Payne: NO! Poor people are crazy, Jack. I'm eccentric.
Swat Cop: Anything else that'll keep this elevator from falling?::Jack: Yeah. The basement.
Jack: Tell me again Harry, why did I take this job?::Harry Temple: Oh come on, thirty more years of this, you get a tiny pension and a cheap gold watch.::Jack: Cool.
A lonely butcher meets an angel.
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James Garner plays a ladies' man who ends up on the run from a conquest. He has an embarrassing problem that requires a doctor, but that is not immediately disclosed. He and a town barsweep form a plot to impersonate a well known gunfighter so that Garner can pay off his debts and skip town before the soon to come arrival of the real gunfighter. The cast is almost identical to _Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969)_ (qv) and the humor is similar. Typical: "You hit him from behind!" Garner: "Just as hard as I could!"
Keywords: assumed-identity, bald-man, bandage-on-finger, bar-fight, black-humor, breaking-the-fourth-wall, bribery, broken-finger, brother-sister-relationship, brunette
The story of a man who took the law into his own finger!
Jug: You hit that fellow from behind?::Latigo: Just as hard as I could!
Latigo: This your office?::Doc Schultz: I doctor pack mules, too. If you got a pain in the ass, you come see Doc Schultz.
Taylor Barton: If I'd know you were going to send this pipsqueak against a man like Swifty Morgan...::Colorado: Now look, Mr. Barton, I can't help it...::Taylor Barton: Don't take offense, lad. But after all, you've never killed anybody outside of this county. You're just local stuff.
Jug: You know, I may not have too much of a chance with Swifty Morgan. But suppose I down him?::Latigo: Well, suppose you don't? And the odds are a thousand to one you won't. Well, you'll just end up an unknown character under a wooden cross on Boot Hill.::Jug: Well, everybody winds up dead sooner or later.::Latigo: Well, the smart ones try to postpone it as long as possible.
Bud Barton: You couldn't hit a bull in the ass with a banjo!
Doc Schultz: Patience, you got to stop shooting at people. You know something? If you wasn't such a terrible shot, there wouldn't be a young man alive in all of Purgatory. I heard you shot at Elmer Price in the lobby of the hotel yesterday evening.::Patience: Well, he asked me to marry him!::Doc Schultz: You think that's reason enough to shoot at a man?
Col. Ames: We share the same ancestors as far back as Adam and Eve. I desire no closer relation than that.
Latigo: Patience, there are some things a man just can't ride around... but then again, maybe he can.
'Swifty' Morgan: You can't gunfight a man sitting on your ass!
Taylor Barton: [Patience Barton - his daughter - is wildly shooting up the town with a rifle] What the hell do ya' think you're doin'!::Patience: I'm teachin' these jackass miners a lesson!::Taylor Barton: [Taylor Barton and son Oroville rush out and subdue Patience as she stops to reload] How many times have I told you not to shoot at people?::Patience: Well, they had it comin'! One of them said something vile to me. He said "Does your mother know you're out, Cecilia?"::Taylor Barton: You consider that grounds for shootin' up the whole town?::Patience: I KNOW what he meant!::Taylor Barton: Well I sure as hell don't!