Nicole Houston Reed was born on May 17, 1988, California, USA) - American actress, producer and screenwriter, who plays Rosalie Hale in the film based on the vampire saga "Twilight". It became known after the release of the movie "Thirteen", to which she also wrote stsenariy.Nikki was born in West Los Angeles in the family Cheryl Houston (beautician) and Seth Reed (set designer). Nikki has an older brother - Nathan August Reed, Jr. and - Joey. Her father - a Jew and his mother having cherokskie and Italian roots - a Christian. Reid says that her life at home was "complicated". Her parents divorced when Nikki was two years old, his mother raised her alone. Nicky stayed with her mother in the town of Culver City (CA).
Nikki describes himself at the time as a "prude" and "bookworm", but in 13 years everything has changed since she started smoking and experimenting with drugs. After that relationship with his mother deteriorated. In 2002, when Reed was 14 years old, she slipped from his mother and began to live on their own, taking an apartment in Los Angeles.
He was born on October 7, 1952 in Leningrad. About himself told that the child enjoyed tinkering with the films of the Soviet intelligence, dreamed of working in state security. Putin's father, Vladimir Spiridonovich Putin, has been a party to the war, working in the factory. The mother, Maria Ivanovna Shelomova also worked at the factory, survived the siege of Leningrad. Putin's parents were baptized in Turginovo Tver Region in 1911. Vladimir was the third son in the family, two older brothers, born back in the 30th years, died in childhood. Working family lived in communal apartment in Leningrad.
In 1970, joined the international department faculty Leningrad State University named Zhdanov (LGU). In LGU Vladimir joined the CPSU (to be a member of the party until its dispersal in 1991. In 1975, and graduated from the Faculty of Law of the international department of Leningrad State University (one of his teachers was Anatoly Sobchak), the topic of diplom - "the most favorable nation principle in international law ".
