Why is Shirley Timple well kown?
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Shirley Temple was a child actess who ended her career in her early 20's to go into politics. In the 1990's she was a foreign ambassador but I don't remember to what nation.
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I see the lib dufus above can't focus long enough to actually answer the question. She doesn't deserve the attention she gets. Another lib actor shooting off her mouth. It pissed alot of people off but had very little effect except to give some a place to vent their anger. Her remarks cost her and she will be remembered for her complicity and fraternization with the enemy more than she will be for anything else.
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Her and the Dog, have mad wonderful strides in their life. They have overcame drug habits themselves to make their life a better one. I sometimes think that their program is staged though. As for would I do I find her atrractive ,I dont think so.
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Betty, by a long shot.  She was pretty, smart, and capable...nothing handed to her on a silver platter.  If Archie passed her up, he should have his red head examined.
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I have to say the one where she had to admit she was "duped' by the author who claimed his "A Million Little Pieces" was in fact all truth.  Although she has done a lot for so many people, I think at this time she is getting a little full of herself.  On this particular show, she was a bit humble in her realizing her mistake, however, I feel she was more humiliated than anything else...she wants everyone to know that "one doesn't mess with Oprah!"
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Toto, actually Terry-----was a female Cairn terrier. Carl Spitz owned Terry. Actually Terry landed one of the most important dog rolls since the filming of Rin Tin Tin. Terry was chosen out of hundreds of tests and photographs submitted to the studio for the part of Toto.\n\nToto was really a star of some magnitude. Terry was five years old at the making of the Wizard of Oz. She had already been in a number of films before Oz and went on to make a total of 12 films.\n\nToto was very well trained by her owner and would respond to commands given to her by Carl Spitz using his hands to issue commands to her. She didn't like being in the basket as told by Carl Spitz daughter, Annemarie, some years later.\n\nTerry played in some notable roles with some of the best known stars. The breed that Terry was, Cairn terrier, became a very popular dog to own during this period. Terry's career began in 1936 and continued until her last film in 1942. Toto died in 1943
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Well, start with considering Joy's name--not very fitting, is it? Also consider Manley's treatment of her artificial leg. Think about who are the good people? The country people?
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I don't think its a simple friendship between the two odds.\nFor Condoleezza, there might be something more, flavored with home-diplomacy in itself. \nJust wait to see the end.
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Yes. I have watched the show since I was a little girl. I'm 45 now. And I have seen alot of changes on the show. She will be missed. She was good at her job. She was a great interviewer and knew how to do her job. When she had her kids. She invited the world into her life. When she lost her husband, we all morned with her. She was and still is a classy lady
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Do you mean Mary Skortsow, who lives down the street?\nWell, yeah, but then again: Everybody hates Mary Skortsow, so you don´t have to be a an antisemite for that. \nShe borrows your stuff and then never returns it, her dogs poos in everyones garden but her own and then there´s that car of hers... well, you know what I am talking aobut.
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Families are like fudge-mostly sweet with some nuts.\n  As in this case. It would be interesting to see how that would have come down. And Ted needs a good slap. I do know Jackie thought he was a pig. And I think she was right.\n Wish I knew more about Massachusetts thinking.\n And seal brings up a good point-it is odd .\n\nI had to come back-I would like to slap him.\nBack again still thinking about it-lets all slap him!
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In Florence Nightingales' travels through the Crimea she witnessed grave degradation and squalor; recognising that most of the wounded died from infection as opposed to their wounds she concluded (as we now know) correctly that many of these deaths could have been prevented by good hygiene practice.  Also note Mary Seacole carried out work similar to that of Nightingale in the same war, but she tended to all not just officers and was self financed not coming from a privileged background.
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funny you should mention this, I was just thinking the same thing last night. I dont see anything wrong with it,  but maybe what others are looking at is her lifestyle. People have a way of seeking out negative instead of looking at positive. My opinion, good on her she has love to give so why not give it.
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Smiddy wasn't born, but the depiction of both runners, Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell in the film Chariots of Fire was very inspiring to Smiddy... at almost every level. The contrast between the two men, driven to excel for their own very personal reasons - it's an almost perfect dichotomy - and Smiddy can identify with them both and is doubly inspired every time he watches that film.\n\nBTW, I liked your answer to my fake Yahoo featured questions question. Smiddy doesn't think your running questions are in the least bit silly. Have a great day!
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The most ridiculous story in the annals of crime is that Ma Barker was the mastermind behind the Karpis-Barker gang ... She wasn't a leader of criminals or even a criminal herself. There is not one police photograph of her or set of fingerprints taken while she was alive ... she knew we were criminals but her participation in our careers was limited to one function: when we traveled together, we moved as a mother and her sons. What could look more innocent?
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How about Tricia Goddard who did the Tricia show.  She started off cleaning toilets, and worked her way up to stardom  She has also had to fight mental illness and is not ashamed of it, using her experiences to help others. I enclose  the first two paragraphs of a web-site about her, you can get more from the link.   If you put her name into a search engine you can find out what she is campaigning about, if you have time you can write to her for a brief life history.  \n\n\nHaving Inherited a depressive gene from her parents, Trisha Goddard's life has already been fraught with more heartache and upset than any one of us would want to experience in the whole of our lives. Three failed marriages and a suicide attempt later, she is helm one of the most successful talk shows on television and is now celebrating the 500th Trisha show. \n\nBorn in London, Trisha lived in East Africa until she was seven, but the family returned to the UK where she completed her schooling in Surrey. Moving to Australia, she became a national celebrity as the country's first black news presenter, and met her first husband, Australian Liberal Party politician Robert Nesdale on a plane. Robert was a politician and UNICEF director 12 years older. She was, she says, a 27 year old air stewardess and too naive to realise he was gay, that I was the trophy wife he needed to make his life respectable
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i dont like her or her lisp.  I'm so sick is very annoying to me.  She tries to be amy lee and shes not.  I cant get over a lisp in a singing voice.  MAd TV actors that are trying to sound bad sound like her.