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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn (born Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn) is an American actor working in both film, television, and theatre. An accomplished thespian, she is active in the professional world for the last 27 years. Her first performance on stage was in 1990 with an off-Broadway adaptation of The Big Funk directed by John Patrick Shanley. The following year, she was offered her first television role, The Perfect Tribute. The big break for her career was in the year 1992, when she was a supporting character in the film Basic Instinct. It was in The Firm however that she was cast as the leading female character for the very first time. She was cast in the film alongside stars like Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman. Through the 1990s her career included working with top Hollywood stars such as Gwyneth on Sliding doors, Hugh Grant Mickey Blue Eyes, and Julie Andrews Relative Values. In the international hit police procedural Crime Minds the character the character of Dr. Alex Blake was recently performed by her.

The women's golf field is filled with stunning women who seem to be quite young. Lexi Thompson, who is an older woman who is of a certain age, is forced to consider why her professional career has been that successful. Did she begin playing golf in the womb, or what makes her so good? Lexi Thompson is one of the golfers with the greatest fame in America. The golfer was birthed in Coral Springs of Florida, United States of America on the 10th of the month of February in 1995. Alexis Thompson, his mother Amanda Thompson, and father Scott Thompson are his names. She was born in America and is of white descent. Lexi developed her passion for golf from her father. Her father was an avid golfer and he started playing when he was a child. After he retired as an avid golfer and became a professional golf coach. The two brothers of Lexi whom we will discuss in the next paragraphs are also both professionals in golf. Lexis did her homework at home during the entirety of her high school education. The school accepted her into Louisiana State University by September 2012. By now she must have graduated but what grade she received from the institution is yet to be revealed. As a daughter of golfers Lexis couldn't have been a novice to the predominantly male-dominated sport. As a child she started playing golf and in 2007, at the age of 12, she was the first female to be qualified to compete in the US Women's Open. Although she didn't win, in 2007 she won the Aldila Junior Classic and became the second. She was the youngest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA) and also being the youngest player to win the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at that moment in time.