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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn (born Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn) is an American actor working on television, film and the theater. An accomplished thespian, she has been active professionally from over the past 27 years. Her first appearance on the stage as a part of an unstaged Broadway production of The Big Funk written by John Patrick Shanley, in 1990. Her next role was her first television role, The Perfect Tribute. The biggest break for her career was in 1992 when she played a supporting character in the film Basic Instinct. The Firm marked her first performance as a leading female actor, playing opposite Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. Throughout the 1990s she worked with some of the biggest actors in the business, including Gwyneth Paltrow in Sliding Doors Hugh Grant in Mickey Blue Eyes and Julie Andrews in Relative Values. In the international hit police procedural Crime Minds, the character of Dr. Alex Blake was recently played by her.

The field of golf for women appears to be controlled by ladies who aren't simply beautiful but also young. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. The age of Lexi Thompson has her wondering why she has been so successful on the golf course. What is it about Lexi Thompson that makes her great? Did she play golf from the beginning of her life, or was it something that made her good right from the beginning? Lexi Thompson is one of America's most famous golfers. The golfer was birthed in Coral Springs of Florida, United States of America on the 10th day of the month of February in 1995. Alexis Thompson, his mother Amanda Thompson, and father Scott Thompson are his names. Her ethnicity is white and she is an American by birth. There is a possibility that Lexi got her golfing talents from her father as he used to be a golfer, who began playing at a very young age and later became an instructor of golf after he had stopped competing. Both of her brothers are professionals in golf. Lexis was a homeschooler during her senior year of high school. In September 2012 she was accepted to Louisiana State University, where she is pursuing a master's degree. The student must have graduated in the near future, however, the grade that she earned at her school is still unknown. The daughter of golfers Lexis couldn't have been a novice to the predominantly masculine sports. She began playing golf at a very young age and was the first player to make it into the US Women's Open at the age of 12 in 2007. In 2007, she did not become the champion of the US Women's Open, however, she won her place in the Aldila Junior Classic to be the second. The most junior American Junior Golf Association member to ever win the award, she also took home the Westfield Junior PGA Championship in the same year.