Joining Cruise this time around on his mission to save the world are long-term series regulars Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg, ...

Ron Swanson was one of Parks & Recreation's best characters, and he lived a double life as a jazz musician, but the show ...

Malware is a thing you just have to be aware of. But it’s pretty rare that it can actually damage your computer in a permanent sense — wipe the drive if you’re okay with losing local data, and you can ...

Sue and Ron Przybelinski, a niece, a nephew, a great-niece and nephew, and a special cousin, Pamela Clark of Florida. The funeral will be held on Friday, April 25, 2025 at 11 AM in the Falconer ...

Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation is a simple man. Or at least, that's what he would have you believe. While the show had amazing cast members and even more amazing guests, the head of the ...

Florida Poly is unique among state schools in only offering undergraduate degrees in STEM areas, such as computer science ... University of Pittsburgh’s Swanson School of Engineering.

Even Nick Offerman is impressed by Ron Swanson’s amusing one-liners. In an interview with Us Weekly, Offerman, 54, dished on his favorite moment featuring his beloved Parks and Recreation character.

"He is, let's say, an unlikely hero in the age of Obama," National Review declared. "Ron Swanson's 12 wisest quotes about the government," The Daily Caller compiled. "Swanson's staunch ...

By Ana Swanson I cover trade ... of U.S. systems like ChatGPT but the company says it uses fewer, and cheaper, computer chips. DeepSeek’s breakthrough caused American tech stocks to fall ...

Chris Pratt was only supposed to be a guest star, but his loveable goof Andy Dwyer is given more time to grow as part of the team, alongside Nick Offerman's Ron Swanson, serving as the exact ...

Ron Swanson. The man, the myth, the legend. When “Parks and Recreation” debuted on NBC, the draw for most was Amy Poehler starring in a show from the folks behind “The Office.” Quickly ...

waiting there to ask him what he’s learned from Ron Washington. Before I could even ask, Washington answered, interrupting politely to deliver something of a pop quiz: “Excuse me one second ...