Johnnie Lucille Ann Collier Short Biography

Unlike her sister Kate Mara, she decided not to audition for any roles until she became 19 years old, according to Brit. This American actress made her on-screen debut with the slasher film titled Urban Legends: Bloody Mary, in 2005.

In the latter part of the Victorian era there were significant developments signaling the decline of the corset. The way garments were produced is perhaps the key factor in the move away from the corset. In 1839, a Frenchman by the name of Jean Werly patented a loom for the production of women 's corsets. This type of corset was popular until 1890, when machine-made corsets gained popularity. The development of the sewing machine in the early 1850’s gradually led to mass production, manufacturers could produce corsets in far greater numbers and increase the variety of designs available to women of all classes. These advances finally led the way to new designs in underwear in keeping with the changes to the fashions and silhouettes of the early Twentieth Century.

She was born on March 10,1977 and in Rolla, Missouri. She was known as one of the best fighting, and never giving up gymnast in Olympic history. At age 11 she won her first ever junior division meet. Miller was the first ever American female gymnast to qualify for all four individual events. She did pretty well, winning two silver medals in the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. The same year of the 1992 Dream Team, which is known for having the best sports team ever gathered. The same Olympic events she won two silver medals, and three bronze medals. In the 1993 World Championship, she won gold medals in the three following events; in the floor, uneven bar, and all-around. The same year she repeated , and led the U.S. team to the silver event. In 1996 Olympic games at Atlanta, Miller one another gold medal. She officially retired in 2001 nad she earned her law degree at Boston College. In 2007 she established the " Shannon Miller Foundation'. The foundation was made to help with childhood obesity. Miller was inducted into the U.S Olympic Hall of Fame in 2006 and in 2008 she became a Hall of Famer for

Anna is a woman believed to be around 20 years old, who suffered physical and mental abuse at the hand of her father (Josiah Bont) throughout her childhood. Anna spends the most duration of the novel in the village of Eyam, Derbyshire England, where, during her ‘annus mirabilis’, she steps out of her day to day and assumes responsibility for much of the village. Year of Wonders has become a favourite of many and is unique in its approach

Before Ann Richards made a career in politics, she had a career as a mother and wife. Ann was born in Waco, Texas on September 1 of 1933. Waco back then was segregated, had strong religious ideas, and its people where known as being strict conservatives. Ann met her future husband in 1949 when Ann and David where on their senior year in Waco High. Once they graduated high school in 1950, Ann wanted to leave Waco and follow David to Austin where David was studying to become a lawyer at the University of Texas. Ann’s mother, Eleanor, didn’t seem that it was a good idea for her baby girl leave her hometown. Ann was enrolled at Baylor University with a scholarship that payed for her education. They got married in 1953 and four years later, Ann was pregnant with her first daughter, Cecile. David had a job in Austin and Ann stayed in

Juanita Shanks was born on February 9, 1902 in Round Rock, Texas. She is the only child of David Sylvestus and Eliza Balfour Shanks (Venable). As a child, Shanks attended Austin’s segregated Anderson High School. After a few years her mother became ill with tuberculosis and Juanita went with her to San Angelo State Sanitarium (Venable). They were denied admission because of their race. They lived in a tent near the hospital for months

The authors use of imagery paints a disconsolate scene of the struggles of young women. Anne Sexton grew up in a rather dismal home, noting abuse and neglect. Her parents were moderately wealthy, but mentally unavailable. Her depression took a turn for the worst after the birth of her first child. Since that severity wasn’t always there to haunt her, it

She was a poor tobacco farmer and mother of five, born in southern Virginia in 1920.

On April 15, 1894 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, a baby girl named Elizabeth Smith was born. Her house was full, as she was one of seven children and a daughter to a Baptist minister. At age nine, Elizabeth lost her mother and one of her brothers. To make ends meet, she and her brother, Andrew, began to perform on the streets: She sang and danced and he played the guitar. As she grew older, Elizabeth went by the nickname ‘Bessie.’

Bessie Coleman was born in Atlanta, Texas, 1892,few years later she moved to Waxahachie,Texas where she is living on a farm. When she was nine,her dad left to go back to the Indian Territory,and her mom didn’t want to go with him , so he left. All the time she would skip school to help her mom pick cotton. Years later when Coleman graduated from high school, she went to college at Langston University in Oklahoma. After the first semester she was forced to dropped out because she didn’t have enough money to stay in college.

When Shirley Temple was 5, a movie producer came to the dance academy that Shirley attended, and saw her singing and dancing. He gave her a small part in the movie “Stand Up and Cheer”. THe movie company paid her $150 a week, and a 7 year contract. For every movie Shirley was in, her mom did her hair. She had 56 pin curls in her hair every time. She was so used to acting a year younger than she was that on her 13th birthday, she thought that she was going to become a 12 year old. Her parents finally told her that she was actually turning 13. She was so shocked and surprised. Before Shirley and and Charles started dating, he said that he had never seen any of Temple's movies. Both of Shirley’s daughters were born in the same hospital, and delivered by the same doctor as she was, in Santa Monica

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Sometimes her mom would make her help with cutting onions or peeling peaches and as soon as she was done she would run out the door when her mom’s back was turned. She viewed the chores inside the house was endless and depressing and would much rather work outside. She hears her mother stating that she can’t wait till the son, Laird gets bigger so he can do the chores outside and the girl can do the chorus inside with her. The mother states, “I just get my back turned and she runs off. It’s not like I had a girl in the family at all.” At this point the girl feels like she can’t trust her mother, she knows her mother loved her yet she feels like her mom is always plotting against her to keep her from working with her father. She didn’t expect her father to really listen to what her mother was saying, Laird, in her mind wouldn’t be able to do the job as well as she does. Looking at her father’s bloody apron she reminds that reader that the foxes were feed horse meat, other farmers whose horses will get old or injured would call her father and him and henry would go kill it and butchered it. However, if they already had a lot of meat they would keep them for a while. The winter she turned eleven they had two horses, Flora and Mack. It was this winter where she heard her mother go on more about her helping in the house. She states that she no longer feels safe because the people around her who thought the same way. She stated, “The word girl had formerly seemed to

Master woodworker Dax Drexel is gorgeous, a bit rough around the edges, and too young.

Spandex was first created in 1958, during World War II Spandex was initially created by Farbenfabriken Bayer, but the finalization of the material was completed by scientists at Du Point and the United States Rubber Company.