Beautiful pics of Kathryn Tappen and Carli Lloyd feet & legs

Christina Ochoa was born in Spain. She's performed as an actress as well as a marine biologist. Ochoa is the great-grandniece of Nobel winner Severo. Ochoa's talents in science and art are equally cherished by her parents. She became a social media scientist after she completed an education which took the student through Spain, Australia and America. She has hosted many web-based programs and conference, and also has been a as a keynote speaker. She found out that although scientific research was among her major passions, acting was her obsession. Ochoa, who started acting initially as a side hobby in Madrid in hopes of landing a role or two, relocated to New York to further develop her experience and develop her skills as a performer. In 2008, she made her debut on screen in the show La quiere avecina. Since then, she has been featured as a lead character in several television shows and also on the stage. Writer, she contributes regularly to Vogue Spain H and El Imparcial. Mensa became her membership in 2009.

Carli is an American soccer player who was a Olympic gold medalist twice. As a Manchester City soccer player, Lloyd scored goals that won gold at both the Olympics in 2008 and 2012. Lloyd was the first American woman to win two gold medals. In the 2014 World Cup, she won an Olympic gold medal in the US. The team represented the US at three FIFA Womens World Cup tournaments and was named the best player at in the 2014 FIFA Womens World Cup. The hattrick she achieved in the title game is still being celebrated. She was involved in more than 230 national team matches with over 90 goals. James Galanis, the head coach of the US national team says that Carli is an excellent midfielder. She is focused and commits herself to her game. Carli took on many hardships to pursue her goal and adds professionalism to the team. She published a best-selling memoir in the year 2016 entitled 'When No One Was Watching. In 2017, President Obama named her a member and vice-chairman of the President's Council on Fitness Sports and Nutrition.