 is a british former child actress, known primarily for her role as jane banks in walt disney's feature film adaptation of the `` mary poppins '' book series. dotrice was born in guernsey to two accomplished stage actors. her career began on stage, and expanded into film and television, including starring roles as a young girl whose beloved cat magically reappears in disney's `` the three lives of thomasina '' and with `` thomasina '' co-star matthew garber as one of two children pining for their parents'attentions in `` poppins ''. she appeared in five television programmes between 1972 and 1978, when she made her only feature film as an adult. her life as an actress concluded with a short run as desdemona in the 1981 pre-broadway production of `` othello ''. in 1984, dotrice retired from show business to focus on motherhood -- she has three children from two marriages -- though she has provided commentary for various disney projects and has resumed making public appearances. she was named a disney legend in 2004.
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- caption is karen '' mary poppins '' dotrice -lrb- left -rrb- with matthew garber in- yearsactive is 1964 -- 1984, 2004- spouse is alex nalle -lrb- 1994-present -rrb- hyde-white -lrb- 1986-1992 -rrb- edwin `` ned ''- parents is roy dotrice kay dotrice -lrb- née katherine newman -rrb-- children is garrick isabella griffin- birth date is 9 november 1955- name is karen dotrice- image is mary poppins11.jpg- birth place is guernsey, channel islands- occupation is actress voice actorIt's always someone else's fault. I know how I got here. I blame myself. I would like to blame the low fat mantra of the USDA, but I can't. I did Atkins in the 90s. I lost weight. I was doing good. Then I just got lazy. I was well aware the USDA was wrong and I chose convenience instead.

And the worst part is, I don't even like bread, pasta or rice. The only way I would eat bread is if it had a ton of mayo, cream cheese or butter on it. Pasta was the same. Needed a ton of butter. And I just don't like rice.

But it's way more convenient to get and eat a sandwich or cheesesteak (Yes, I am from philly) than it is to get a salad. I always told myself the next meal would be keto. And it never was. Fast forward a decade later, and I'm in the ER for diverticulitis and my bloodwork comes back with a blood sugar of 254.

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I’m not sure I totally understand. 

Russia already has weapons technology that can reach us from Russia. Other than possibly having a slightly earlier arrival time, placing weapons systems in S. America isn’t really relevant to US national defense.

As others have pointed out anytime Russia buddies up to an ideologically aligned country it can be a thorn in our side but doesn’t really represent an existential threat, at least not one any greater than the current MAD scenarios.

Frankly, and I’m willing to hear from others who may have a different opinion, Russia using resources to stabilize a failing Venezuela isn’t necessarily a bad thing geopolitically speaking. Failed states are dangerous to global order and especially to their neighbors. If Russia wants to gain some influence (in a country in which they are already somewhat influential) by spending money and resources to prevent Venezuela from complete collapse I don’t really see why that should be a major concern to the  US.Discover the first ballot here, the second ballot here and the last four voting here. Championship round voting will close at noon ET on Tuesday.“Data-reactid =” 16 “>Welcome to the Best Team Ever media series, where the biggest of all time has their most dominant seasons stacked against each other until we finally crown a champion in each sport. The tournament will be decided by fan vote, so be sure to submit yours below! Discover the first ballot here, the second ballot here and the last four voting here. Championship round voting will close at noon ET on Tuesday.
Note: college football dating back to the 1800s, we had to limit the number of teams we could consider for this exercise. Therefore, only teams that played between 1970 and 2019 were eligible.
We reached the final round in our “best team of all time” category and one of the tournament favorites was eliminated.
LSU Tigers. “Data-reactid =” 21 “> Miami fans were very sad to have their beloved 2001 Hurricanes as seeded No. 2, but they ended up being upset by the most recent university football champion : the 2019 LSU Tigers.
Can Ed Orgeron, Joe Burrow and the rest of the Baton Rouge boys win another upheaval and win the crown by eliminating the 1995 Nebraska seed?
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The No. 1 seed in our category continues to grow. The 1995 Huskers entered the championship round by beating the No. 4 seed, 2004 USC, in the Final Four. Nebraska received 64% of the vote.
The 1995 Huskers were the second of Tom Osborne’s three national championship teams and were easily the most dominant. On their way to a perfect 12-0 record, the Huskers scored an average of 49 points per game in an offensive manner, won their games by an average margin of more than 30 points and only came together once in a row. season. The season culminated in a 62-24 rout against Florida No. 2 in the Fiesta Bowl.
The other Final Four game was tighter. LSU, the No. 3 seed, met the mighty Miami, a team with 17 future first round picks and 38 NFL rookies in all. Over 14,000 votes were cast and the LSU obtained 55% of the votes.
The 2019 season marked the fourth national title for LSU. The Tigers exploded offensively behind Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow, who threw for 5,671 yards and 60 touchdowns. The Tigers beat seven top 10 teams on the road to a 15-0 record, a season that ended with a 42-25 victory over defending champion Clemson in the playoff title game. college football.
Princess Diana’s charity thanks William and Harry for their work after the brothers changed...It's really spot on I think. I've noticed more recently a sort of kinship between them, that neither of them would likely ever admit. I hadn't really thought about it too deeply before, but it does seem as if Pete is developing a respect for Don that he didn't always have. I think they also show that with **spoilers for season 6 incoming** the way Pete handles Bob when he finds out where he came from. Sort of a 'do your thing but don't bother me' attitude. A lot different than how I would have expected him to react in the past.Get this free report sent straight to your inbox, and start seeing results today!
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It’s not about how hard you work but how much VALUE you give.
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