The scene where Candace jumps onto the stage and sings about her hardships, mainly concerning her inability to successfully tattle on her brothers, references a scene in the film Adventures in Babysitting (1987) in which Elisabeth Shue's character sings about her hardships in a similar manner.
"At that time, a common topic of our show was 'everybody's Asian'— except for mommy, so a thoughtful fan figured she'd help me look Asian too!" Gosselin explained on her blog, referencing the fact that the image in question was taken at a time during which their reality show "Jon & Kate Plus 8" was addressing the family's Asian heritage.
In her reference work on the history of artist's pigments [1], Berrie describes Prussian blue as "both permanent and impermanent".
Green said recruitment consultants ran police and financial checks on her and took up her references but she was told on Tuesday she did not have enough commercial experience.
Oprah Winfrey also discussed truthiness with Frank Rich on her show, in reference to the Frey controversy and the column "Truthiness 101" Rich had recently published in the New York Times.
Maggie, the leader (played by Brit Marling), really did look an awful lot like Maja, and had a number tattooed on her ankle that references the numerical address of my house.
But its rhythms comforted her, and she was able to begin the process of becoming Stevie Smith (her nickname was acquired when, horseriding on a London common, some boys yelled at her: "Come on, Steve!", a reference to a popular jockey, Steve Donoghue).
On Twitter Dale suggested that she'd quit because of constraints on her Facebook freedoms, referencing a staple of meme culture when she tweeted "Shitposting for liberty FTW".
Thus, she argues, she has published on her website the references to the papers she has cited, and therefore everything is available to anyone, scientist or lay person, who wants to question the findings or use them as the foundation for further research.
She also has the phrase "Don't dream it, be it" tattooed on her right wrist, referencing The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
