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Following his death, Watts's mother moved the family to Llanfawr Farm in Llangefni and Llanfairpwllgwyngyll,[13][14] towns on the island of Anglesey in North Wales, where they lived with Watts's maternal grandparents, Nikki and Hugh Roberts, for three years. During this time, Watts attended a Welsh medium school, Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni.[11] She later said of her time in Wales: "We took Welsh lessons in a school in the middle of nowhere while everyone else was taking English. Wherever we moved, I would adapt and pick up the regional accent. It's obviously significant now, me being an actress. Anyway, there was quite a lot of sadness in my childhood, but no lack of love."[15] In 1978, her mother remarried (though she later divorced)[16] and Watts and her brother then moved to Suffolk, where she attended Thomas Mills High School.[10] Watts has stated that she wanted to become an actress after seeing her mother performing on stage and from the time she watched the 1980 film Fame.[6][17]

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Also in 2001, she starred in two short films, Never Date an Actress and Ellie Parker, and the horror film The Shaft, director Dick Maas's remake of his 1983 film De Lift.[11] In 2002, she starred in one of the biggest box office hits of that year,[11] The Ring, the English language remake of the Japanese horror film Ring. Directed by Gore Verbinski, the film, which also starred Martin Henderson and Brian Cox, received favourable reviews and grossed around US$129 million domestically (equivalent to US$194.3 million in 2023).[46] Watts portrayed Rachel Keller, a journalist investigating the strange deaths of her niece and other teenagers after watching a mysterious videotape, and receiving a phone call announcing their deaths in seven days.[47] Her performance was praised by critics, including Paul Clinton of CNN.com, who stated that she "is excellent in this leading role, which proves that her stellar performance in Mulholland Drive was not a fluke. She strikes a perfect balance between skepticism and the slow realisation of the truth in regard to the deadly power of the videotape."[48] That year, she also starred in Rabbits, a series of short films directed by David Lynch; alongside several other famous British actors in the black comedy Plots with a View; and with Tim Daly in the western The Outsider.

Watts played Linda, the second wife of heavyweight boxer Chuck Wepner (played by Liev Schreiber) in the biographical sport drama The Bleeder (2016), revolving around the life of Wepner and his 1975 fight with Muhammad Ali. Variety wrote in its review: "Slightly out of place as the feisty bartender who gives Wepner a second chance at his downest and outest, a spirited Naomi Watts nonetheless gives proceedings her best Amy Adams in The Fighter."[153] She headlined the thriller Shut In (also 2016), playing a psychologist isolated with her child in a rural house during a winter storm. The film received largely negative reviews and made US$8 million worldwide.[154][155][156]

A shopping cart race was one of the ways friends and alumni of Lutheran High School celebrated the demolition of the school's quad campus, a series of temporary classrooms installed more than 30 years ago, during a demolition party and picnic Saturday, June 11, 2016. Construction of an new addition to the school will begin this fall. Rich Saal/The State Journal-Register

Jacob Koch gets ready to take a swing at lockers from the old temporary buildings on the Lutheran High School campus Saturday, June 11, 2016. The "smash a locker" event was part of the demolition party to celebrate the end of the well-used quad campus. Rich Saal/The State Journal-Register

Lutheran High School held a demolition party to celebrate the end of the well-used quad campus Saturday, June 11, 2016. People were invited to shoot paintball guns at the old temporary buildings as a fundraiser. Rich Saal/The State Journal-Register

MTV held a competition and demolition event to promote the film, with MTV Sports presenter Dan Cortese as host, and stars from the film in attendance. The Belknap Hardware and Manufacturing Company building in Louisville, Kentucky was imploded.[48][49]

The skinny: Home to Al Rayyan SC, the stadium is named after Ahmad bin Ali Al Thani, a former emir of Qatar. A 12-year stadium on the same site was demolished and rebuilt, beginning in 2016, at more than double the original capacity for the World Cup. More than 80% of the rubble that resulted from the demolition work was reused either in the new stadium or in public art projects. Ahmad bin Ali will be the site of the U.S. group-play opener against Wales on Nov. 21.

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Bricks from the newer additions of the old junior high are now available for pickup. They are located on the west side of the old JH building and will be placed there Thursday evenings. Pickup is limited to Friday, Saturday and Sunday due to ongoing demolition. Bricks from the original portion of the building will be made available as part of a fundraiser by the Athletic Boosters at a later date.

Physical Sciences Building (Arcon Inc., Laramie; July 2016) -- Construction will begin to repair water damage in the corridor that links the Classroom Building to the Physical Sciences Building. This corridor is next to the UW Planetarium main entry. Selective demolition, framing, drywall and painting will be performed on the south wall. One of the corridor entry doors will remain active throughout the project. Dust and traffic-control barricades will be in place. Please be cautious around crews and equipment in the area.

Central Energy Plant (ITC Electrical Technologies, Casper; September 2016) -- New transformers, generators and switchgear are being installed at the UW Central Energy Plant. The landscape area to the south and west of the plant will be partitioned off for construction activities. There will be storage containers, vehicles and equipment on the adjacent roadway. Please observe traffic-control barricades, and watch for crews and equipment in the area.

Agriculture North Lot (Summit Trucking and Housemoving) -- The gravel lot north of the Agriculture Building will be used by various contractors for staging purposes for construction and demolition nearby on campus. Please use caution in this area, and keep clear of vehicles and equipment.

Engineering Education and Research Building Site Clearing/Demolition (General contractor Wyoming Earthmoving Corp., Rozet; scheduled substantial completion Aug. 19, 2016) -- The contractor has removed slab-on-grade concrete drives/sidewalks and is completing selective demolition at above-grade portions of remaining residential structures until abatement/disposal plans are finalized for existing basements. A portion of the site utility work has been completed in Lewis Street, 11th Street and Bradley Street to remove and cap abandoned residential water service lines. A construction fence has been installed around the project site. Please observe all temporary barricades, construction fencing, cautionary signs or other posted instructions around the site where work is taking place. 041b061a72