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It can sometimes happen that you change one of your passwords in your Dashlane app and then need, for one reason or another, to retrieve your former password. To do this, you can use Dashlane's Password history feature.
Note: the Password Changer and Password History features are only available on Windows and MacOS, and not on Linux and Chromebook currently.
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Why You Should Pick Customer Payments Processing
Certified Payment Processing is a payment processing company located in Dallas, Texas. CPP is a leader in the electronic payments industry with more than 25 years of experience. The company has support staff located all over the United States so that customers can get help faster and better. The enterprise is recognized for its commitment to providing innovative services and products to customers. Customer Payments Processing offers credit and debit card processing equipment. Their system accommodates various methods of accepting cards including PC-based-systems, PIN-based debit, wireless terminals, and terminal swipe stations. They accept all the major card providers including Visa, American Express, Discover, and MasterCard.
The POS systems can perform processing for various types of business, some of which are a telephone, mail order merchants, and tip-based merchants. The systems are enforced with the latest security standards. You and your customers are assured that your data will not be compromised. The Proxima X5, the Proxima X2, PAYware PC, and MerchantPro Mobile are products offered by Certified Payment Processing to perform card processing.
There are certain scenarios where a cheque is preferred when working with suppliers even though most customers choose to pay with a card. CPP provides Secur-Chex to allow you to process cheques so that you can accept a variety of payments. The device allows you to prepare cheques without worrying about potential fraud because you can verify information about a customer instantly and you can tell if a customer is genuine. You are guaranteed of receiving payments in your account with Secur-Chex even if the cheque bounces because of insufficient funds. The cheque is fed to a scanner and funds are deposited electronically after you enter the amount. The customer then signs the receipt.
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The County has the following vacancies to fill on County Boards. These appointments are for a one-year term and are paid in accordance with the County's compensation policy.
Agricultural Service Board – 2 County Members at Large
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Thank you for your inquiry about Crowfoot Crossing, located just 2 miles east of the Town of Castor in the County of Paintearth, "Energy Capital of East Central Alberta".
Situated at the prime location of the intersection of Highway 12 (primary highway between Red Deer, AB and the Saskatchewan border) and Highway 36 (high load corridor from USA to Wood Buffalo), Crowfoot Crossing industrial subdivision is a 70+ acre fully serviced land development by the County of Paintearth.
With three parcels currently developed housing the County Administration Office, a Central Alberta Co-op gas bar and cardlock facility, Alberta Highway Rest Area, and a fourth parcel recently sold to be developed into an agricultural chemical warehouse and sales operation, Crowfoot Crossing has parcels available of various sizes with great highway visibility, flexible configurations, and may be subdivided to suit individual needs. Please refer to the attached subdivision layout and lot information sheet, as well as the land development regulations for the district.
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Own venture capital fund with up to € 500 million over ten years
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o Presence in start-up hub Silicon Valley
Munich/Mountain View. The BMW Group is expanding the successful concept behind its venture capital unit and creating a venture capital fund of up to 500 million euros over ten years. This will allow BMW i Ventures to make investments in a wider range of areas, such as autonomous driving and digitalisation, and to secure continued access to the technologies of the future.
BMW i Ventures, which was founded in New York in 2011 with an initial venture capital of 100 million dollars, is relocating its headquarters to Silicon Valley, the main hub for start-ups in the US. With a high level of autonomy, the venture capital unit will be able to make swift investment decisions and win successful and promising start-ups worldwide as partners.
Investments in start-ups have proven extremely promising, both from a strategic and an economic perspective, and create sustainable value for the BMW Group. The BMW i Ventures unit, formed as part of BMW i, underlines BMW i's role as a spearhead of innovation within the BMW Group and secures the company's standing as a technology pioneer. With the expansion of BMW i Ventures, the BMW Group is now taking the next logical step in implementation of its Strategy Number ONE > NEXT.
"These days, more and more innovations come from the start-up scene. Venturing allows us to tap into this potential at an early stage. To achieve this, we are now giving BMW i Ventures a much broader footing and will expand our involvement in Europe and Asia, as well as at our new location in Silicon Valley," explained Peter Schwarzenbauer, member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, responsible for MINI, BMW Motorrad, Rolls-Royce and Aftersales. "The atmosphere of radical openness and idea-driven exchange that
characterises the start-up scene is particularly fruitful for an innovation leader like BMW," he added.
The BMW Group's venturing approach is based on exchange in both directions:
Outside-in: Minority holdings by BMW i Ventures in the best, most innovative start-ups provide the BMW Group with external access to innovations and secure the company's role as a technology pioneer.
Inside-out: BMW i Ventures not only provides financial support for start-ups, but also contributes internal non-monetary resources or "smart capital", such as technical expertise and access to the network of an established global player.
"The mobility of the future and our industry is being defined by the increasingly rapid pace of technological change. Anyone who wants to succeed must shape this change and have access to the best ideas," according to Klaus Fröhlich, member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, responsible for Development. "BMW i Ventures keeps us close to trendsetters from all different fields and their innovations. The benefit for our partners is in access to the experience that comes from 100 years of car-building and managing complex topics and processes. Together, we can speed up the pace of change and development," Fröhlich continued.
Going forward, BMW i Ventures will operate independently and globally under the leadership of two managing partners – Ulrich Quay and Uwe Higgen – and will report on its activities to a BMW Group Steering Board, comprising three Board of Management members and the head of Corporate Planning and Product Strategy. This will give BMW i Ventures considerable autonomy and allow it to make investment decisions quickly, as necessitated by the industry.
"We are dealing with a constantly growing range of topics that extend far beyond automotive manufacturing. We have to be willing to explore new directions and invest in promising innovation drivers," said Dr. Friedrich Eichiner, member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, responsible for Finance.
BMW i Ventures' previous focus on mobility services and electro-mobility will be expanded to cover the BMW Group's full innovation spectrum in all areas of Strategy Number ONE > NEXT, even those outside of the traditional automotive value chain. Future topics for exploration will focus on "Enabling Technology and Digital Vehicle Technology", "Mobility and Digital Services", "Customer Experience" and "Advanced Production Technology".
BMW i Ventures was founded in New York City in 2011 under the BMW i sub- brand, alongside mobility services, as part of the strategic realignment of the BMW Group. Since its formation, BMW i Ventures has completed more than 15 successful investments in various mobility-related start-ups.
Since 2014, for example, BMW i Ventures has held a minority interest in San Francisco-based technology start-up RideCell. Since April of this year, as the systems partner of ReachNow, the BMW Group's premium car-sharing service in the United States, RideCell has been responsible for the IT platform and all customer interfaces used for reservations and billing.
Another example is Chargepoint, headquartered in Campbell, California, which is another of BMW i Ventures' portfolio companies. Chargepoint, with its more than 31,000 charging points, successfully cooperates with ChargeNow, the BMW Group service that provides easy access to a steadily growing network of public charging stations. In a joint project with BMW and another manufacturer, Chargepoint has also installed 95 rapid charging stations on the East and West coast of the US.
BMW i Ventures' most recent investment, in Silicon Valley-based company Carbon3D, already reflects the venture capital unit's expanded focus and provides the BMW Group with access to 3D printing for production of automotive parts.


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BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College men's tennis team lost to Williams 7-2 on Saturday afternoon in battle of nationally-ranked squads.
The fifth-ranked Ephs improve to 13-5 (6-2 NESCAC) while the 12th-ranked Polar Bears fall to 9-8 (4-4 NESCAC). Bowdoin will close out its regular season on Sunday against Stevens at 11:00 a.m.
Williams completed a sweep of doubles play thanks to a hard-fought 9-7 win at #1 doubles by Matt Micheli and Conrad Harron over Sam King and Luke Trinka. The Polar Bears almost mounted a rally in singles play as King claimed a win at #3 singles and Chris Lord rallied for a three-set victory at #4. The Polar Bears lost a trio of three-set decisions, however, at #1, #2 and #5 as the Ephs walked away with the win.
Williams 7, Bowdoin 2
1) Matt Micheli/Conrad Harron (Williams) def. Sam King/Luke Trinka (Bowdoin) 9-7
2) Jose Raventos/Rohan Shastri (Williams) def. Kyle Wolstencroft/Noah Bragg (Bowdoin) 8-2
3) Brian Astrachan/Alexander Schidlovsky (Williams) def. Chris Lord/Chase Savage (Bowdoin) 8-2
1) Micheli (Williams) def. Bragg (Bowdoin) 1-6, 6-3, 6-4
2) Harron (Williams) def. Trinka (Bowdoin) 6-2, 2-6, 6-3
3) King (Bowdoin) def. Shastri (Williams) 6-1, 6-4
4) Lord (Bowdoin) def. Schidlovsky (Williams) 3-6, 6-3, 6-3
5) Howard Weiss (Williams) def. Wolstencroft (Bowdoin) 3-6, 6-2, 12-10
6) Raventos (Williams) def. Hugh Mo (Bowdoin) 6-2, 6-0
Men's Tennis Falls to Williams in Final NESCAC Regular Season Match
BRUNSWICK, Maine - The Bowdoin College men's tennis team lost to Williams 7-2 on Saturday afternoon in battle of nationally-ranked squads.


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I found an inexpensive copy of "St. Elmo" by Augusta J. Evans -- not a book I know much about, but I remembered that Lanier had given it a nod on her lovely website, Lanier's Books. Since I tend to share her tastes, I figured I'd enjoy reading it. And the cover cracks me up -- rather tame compared to today's romance covers, eh? ;)
I also found two silver candlestick holders so it was a fruitful shopping excursion for me. It was delightful to spend a few hours in the company of a kindred spirit -- thanks again, Cheri! (I forgot to bring my camera along, but Cheri posted a few photos from our visit.)


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1: Dedicated to all those princess' trying to find their prince
2: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl named Julie who lived in Fairytopia.
5: Julie was said to be as beautiful as a rare flower. No one in Fairytopia saw a girl so rare and beautiful before.
7: Thomas Bullfrog was a young prince who fell in love with Julie because of her astonishing beauty!
8: One day Thomas Bullfrog rode into Fairytopia on his horse to find Julie.
11: Once Thomas Bullfrog found Julie he got on one knee and asked Julie, "Will you marry me?"
12: Julie said yes and off they went into a carriage drawn by a horse to live the rest of their lives together!
14: As Mr. and Mrs. Bullfrog were heading down the road the driver hit a HUGE bump and knocked the carriage over!
16: Mr. Bullfrog woke up from the accident and went looking for his beautiful wife for she was no where to be found!
19: Mr. Bullfrog finally found his beautiful new wife by the river washing her face.
20: As soon as Mr. Bullfrog walked up to Mrs. Bullfrog he was surprised by the monster that was unveiled!
23: Thomas Bullfrog looked at his wife and said, "It's OK I'm not as handsome as I look either." As the ugly Mrs. Bullfrog turned around, she saw her beloved husband on the ground....
25: Mrs. Bullfrog used her magic to become beautiful again and she lived happily ever after with Thomas the Bullfrog.


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PADI Divemaster Internship course Phuket, Thailand
PADI Divemaster course Phuket Thailand: First professional level, very rewarding course. All 4 Diving Academy offers you a unique internship options for the first step in the professional level: PADI Divemaster course Thailand. We recommend you a minimum of 2 to 3 weeks for your PADI Divemaster course in Thailand, the ideal time is from 3 to 6 weeks. During the PADI Divemaster course in Thailand we will work closely with our PADI Senior Instructors team and our resident Platinum PADI Course Director. You will expand your dive knowledge theory and demonstrate your diving skills to professional level. PADI Divemaster training develops your leadership abilities, qualifying you to supervise dive activities and assist instructors with student diver.
We offer four different packages to become a PADI Divemaster – Bronze, Silver, Gold & Platinum.
Special Offer: Unlimited Diving and free Nitrox Specialty with the one month Silver Divemaster course !!!
We also conduct the Bronze PADI Divemaster Course in Thailand in a shorter version: 12 days. This program is designed for already experienced diver or for divers with a minimum time vacation. Our program is intense, we recommend for this version of the PADI Divemaster course in Thailand to start with the Divemaster theory online.
To start this course, you must:
• Be 18 years old
• Be a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver or qualifying certification from another training organization
• Be a PADI Rescue Diver or qualifying certification from another training organization
• Be an Emergency First Aid Responder or qualifying certification from another training organization, course completion within past 24 month)
• Have at least 40 dives* to begin the course and 60 for certification
• Be fit for diving and submit a Medical Statement (PDF) signed by a physician within the last 12 months
* If you do not have 40 dives All 4 Diving Academy has included a prep in the internship PADI Divemaster course in Thailand for you to reach the number of 40 – Free of charge
In the PADI Divemaster Course program you have 4 different parts:
1. Dive theory and Diving Standards
For the different topics for the Dive Theory and Diving Standards you will have to fill up knowledge reviews first, than classroom lectures and an exam. We have a great flexibility for the lectures and exams, our aim is to see our PADI Divemaster candidates successful, so if you need extra lecture or clarification we will review any part of your training.
2. Dive activities – Certified Divers
You will learn the logistic of our operation, including how function our retail shop. You will go with our Senior instructors guide certified divers, supervise snorkelers, refresh skills for divers who haven't diving for a certain period of time.
3. Dive activities – Students Divers
Assisting course is a very important step of your training, All 4 Diving Academy starts several courses every day, so you will plenty of opportunity to assist all the different levels. During this part of the training you will develop your problem solving ability, to provide feedback to students and improve your diving skills ability. Assisting student divers is very rewarding.
4. General diving, swimming and skills abilities
• 400m swim/800m snorkel/100m tired diver tow/15min float/rescue assessment
• Equipment exchange
• Multiple skill circuits to improve demonstration quality and problem solving
• Workshops in navigation, search and recovery, deep diving, mapping, dive site briefings, guiding certified divers
• Tour leader on our day trip boat, dive shop duties, emergency planning
As a PADI Divemaster you are qualified to:
• Supervise both training and non-training-related activities by planning, organizing and directing dives
• Assist PADI Instructor during training sessions for any PADI Diver course
• Conduct the PADI Skin Diver course and PADI Discover Snorkeling program
• Conduct the PADI Discover Local Diving experience
• Conduct the PADI Scuba Review/ReActivate program
• If qualified as a Discover Scuba Diving Leader, independently conduct the PADI Discover Scuba Diving program in confined water.
Material to follow the PADI Divemaster course
All is included in the PADI Divemaster crew pack:
• The Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving – a comprehensive overview of diving physics, physiology, and equipment.
• Divemaster slates
• PADI Divemaster Manual
• PADI Instructor Manual
• Scuba Tune-Up Guidebook
• DSD Cue Card
• Pro Logbook
A one month Silver PADI Divemaster Internship in Thailand cost 35,000 Baht, and includes the PADI Nitrox Specialty and free diving till the end of your course. If you do not 40 dives when your start, remember all the dives till you reach 40 are included in the price.
○ Unlimited Diving and PADI Nitrox Specialty with this Divemaster course package ○
PADI Divemaster crew pack and application fee not included.
We also offer a Bronze PADI Divemaster course in 12 Days. This option costs 25,000 Baht, and we recommend you complete the Divemaster eLearning before you arrive so you can concentrate on spending time in the water whilst you are in Phuket.PADI Divemaster crew pack and application fee not included.
For the photographers out there, we also offer a Gold Divemaster Internship. In addition to the Silver Divemaster Internship, this package also includes a two day PADI Digital Underwater Photography Instructor course with one of our in-house PADI Course Directors. Following this package will not only qualify you to work as a PADI Divemaster, but you will also be able to teach the PADI Digital Underwater Photography Specialty – making you even more employable. This package is available for 45,000 Thai Baht (not including materials and PADI Application fees).
Our fourth, and ultimate PADI Divemaster course package is the Platinum Package. This package includes both the Silver Divemaster course package and the Pro Silver IDC package. If you are a PADI Rescue Diver and would like to become a PADI Instructor, then this is the package for you. This Divemaster and IDC package is available at 80,000 Thai Baht (not including PADI materials and PADI Application fees).
Equipment – if you do not have your own equipment, you can use (free of charge) All 4 Diving Academy equipment for the time of your course. We can also help you buy your own equipment, and offer special prices for our Pro students.
If you would like more information on any of our PADI Divemaster Internship options, please send us an email to – [email protected]


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Songs About Dad & Opinions on Raphael Saadiq
Jim, Greg and listener guest critics say Happy Father's Day with their favorite Songs About Dad.Subscribe via iTunesDownload This Episode
Songs About Dad
Rock and roll is filled with father figures–some dear dads and some deadbeat dads. But the male parent doesn't get nearly as much song time as Mom. So in honor of Father's Day, Jim and Greg decide to give the fathers some. Here are their favorite Songs About Dad.
Raphael Saadiq Stone Rollin'
Raphael Saadiq is a music veteran at age 44. He was a member of the successful R&B group Tony! Toni! Toné! and then Lucy Pearl. Now he's released his fourth solo album called Stone Rollin'. Jim loves the vibe of it, even Robert Randolph's pedal steel guitar. You could accuse Saadiq of living in the past–he makes no bones about his roots–but he has the songwriting chops to put behind it. Jim gives this"great party record"a Buy It. Greg has always respected and liked Saadiq, but on this album he falls in love. He calls this album the singer/songwriter's crowning achievement, adding that Saadiq falls on the right side of the divide between retro and classic. Stone Rollin' gets a double Buy It.
Featured Songs
- Cat Stevens, Father & Son, Tea for the Tillerman, Island, 1970
- Fire, Father's Name Was Dad, Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts from the British Empire and Beyond, 1964-1969, Rhino, 2001
- David Bowie, Kooks, Hunky Dory, RCA, 1971
- Loretta Lynn, Coal Miner's Daughter, Coal Miner's Daughter, Decca, 1969
- John Hiatt, Your Dad Did, Bring the Family, A&M, 1987
- Paul Simon, St. Judy's Comet, There Goes Rhymin' Simon, Columbia, 1973
- James Brown, Papa's Got A Brand New Bag, Star Time, Polydor, 1991
- The Temptations, Papa Was a Rolling Stone, All Directions, Gordy, 1972
- Grateful Dead, Box of Rain, American Beauty, Warner Bros, 1970
- Didjits, Dad, Hey Judester, Touch and Go, 1988
- Kelly Hogan & the Pine Valley Cosmonauts, Papa Was a Rodeo, Beneath the Country Underdog, Bloodshot Records, 2000
- Lou Reed, Beginning Of A Great Adventure, New York, Sire, 1989
- Shep and the Limelites, Daddy's Home, Daddy's Home: The Very Best of Shep & the Limelites, Collectables, 2001
- The Beach Boys, Child Is The Father Of The Man, Smile, Capitol, 1967
- Neil Young, Old Man, Harvest, Warner Bros, 1972
- The Winstons, Color Him Father, Color Him Father, Fuel 2000, 2011
- Raphael Saadiq, Heart Attack, Stone Rollin', Sony, 2011
- Raphael Saadiq, Day Dreams, Stone Rollin', Sony, 2011
- Raphael Saadiq, Radio, Stone Rollin', Sony, 2011
- The Game, Red Nation, Red Nation, Geffen, 2011
- The Drifters, Answer the Phone, I'll Take You Where the Music's Playing, Sequel, 1965
- The Minutemen, Two Beads At The End, Double Nickels on the Dime, SST, 1984
- Gil Scott-Heron, Pieces of a Man, Pieces of a Man, RCA, 1971
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Ziyech fails to live up to hype after glaring Morocco miss
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) - Hakim Ziyech had the perfect chance to give Morocco an early lead against Iran in their opening World Cup match on Friday when the ball rolled to him near the penalty spot.
He whiffed.
Ziyech missed the ball, which went under his foot, and swiping at thin air was the not the best way for Ziyech to live up to his pre-tournament billing as one of the players to watch.
Morocco's Hakim Ziyach, left, and Iran's Vahid Amiri,compete for the ball during the group B match between Morocco and Iran at the 2018 soccer World Cup in the St. Petersburg Stadium in St. Petersburg, Russia, Friday, June 15, 2018. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)
It proved to be a costly miss, too. Iran stunned the Atlas Lions, which lost 1-0 on an own-goal in injury time.
Ziyech, a highly-rated attacking midfielder with Dutch club Ajax, has been linked to moves to Serie A side Roma and Premier League Liverpool. On the eve of Friday's match, the 25-year-old was even urged by Morocco coach Herve Renard to make a dream move come true.
But after the game, without naming Ziyech directly, Renard was lamenting missed chances.
"The first 20 minutes were largely in our favor," Renard said. "That's when we should have made the difference, against a side which had hardly got out of its own half (at that point)."
It was a frustrating match for Ziyech, whose late shot was saved by Iran goalkeeper Ali Beiranvand. And it was a frustrating evening for Renard, who made choices that ultimately backfired.
Renard made a surprise choice by selecting Ayoub El Kaabi ahead of the more experienced Khalid Boutaib as his lone central striker.
El Kaabi was the top scorer for Morocco when it won the African Nations Championship in February, a lower-tier international competition reserved for players in domestic African leagues, and he set a new record with nine goals.
After Ziyech's miss, El Kaabi also came close when his shot flew past the left post. Later in the first half, El Kaabi made a clever run to drift behind the Iran defense into the area, but could not quite get his head onto a cross from the left flank.
With a little less than 15 minutes left, Boutaib probably thought he was going to get a chance to make a name for himself when Renard substituted El Kaabi. Instead, Renard brought Aziz Bouhaddouz on up front.
Bouhaddouz did prove decisive, but in the wrong way.
He scored an own goal in the fifth minute of injury time, heading Iran's last-gasp free kick powerfully past his goalkeeper at the front post.
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|"The Soup Nazi"
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|Episode no.
|Season 7
Episode 6
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|Written by
|Spike Feresten
|Production code
|Original air date
|November 2, 1995
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"The Soup Nazi" is the 116th episode of the NBC sitcom Seinfeld, which was the sixth episode of the seventh season. It first aired in the United States on November 2, 1995.
The Soup Nazi is also the nickname of the eponymous character, Yev Kassem, played by Larry Thomas. The term "Nazi" is used as an exaggeration of the excessively strict regimentation he constantly demands of his patrons (cf. Grammar Nazi).
Jerry, George and Elaine visit a new soup stand Kramer has been praising. Jerry explains that the owner, Yev Kassem, is known as the "Soup Nazi" due to his temperament and insistence on a strict manner of behavior while placing an order. At the soup stand, George complains about not receiving bread with his meal. When he presses the issue, Kassem decrees "No soup for you!" George's order is quickly taken away and his money returned.
En route to the soup stand with Jerry and George, Elaine notices a man on the sidewalk with a giant armoire for sale. She decides to forgo the soup in favor of buying the armoire. However, her building superintendent informs her that furniture move-ins are not allowed on Sundays, so she asks Kramer to watch the armoire and promises to get soup from Kassem for him in return. While she is away, two men intimidate Kramer and steal the armoire.
On a subsequent visit, George manages to buy soup, but Elaine, having ignored Jerry's advice on how to order, quickly draws Kassem's ire and is banned for a year.
Later, Jerry and his current girlfriend Sheila (Alexandra Wentworth) visit the soup stand. Kassem is repulsed by their public displays of affection, so Jerry disavows knowing Sheila to stay on Kassem's good side. Jerry talks about the situation with George, who has expressed disgust at Jerry's "baby talk". Jerry admits he behaved facetiously with Sheila at the soup stand and vows to redeem himself. George considers this and begins to behave similarly with Susan to express his disgust, but Susan instead takes this as a sign of George expressing their love in public.
Some time later, Kramer, who has befriended Kassem, tells him about the armoire theft. Kassem offers him an antique armoire he has in storage as a replacement. Elaine is elated and goes to Kassem to thank him. When Kassem learns the armoire was for Elaine, he says he would rather have destroyed it than give it to her. Upset, Elaine returns to her apartment with Jerry, where they discover the armoire is filled with Kassem's soup recipes. Elaine returns to the soup stand and confronts Kassem with the recipes, intent on ruining his business in revenge for mistreating her.
Jerry encounters Newman, who is running to get a pot from his apartment. Newman tells him that because of what Elaine said to Kassem, he is giving away whatever soup he has left, closing down his stand, and returning to Argentina. Jerry quickly runs home to follow Newman's lead.
"The Soup Nazi" was Spike Feresten's first credited Seinfeld episode as a writer. The idea for the episode arose when Feresten told Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David about New York soup vendor Al Yeganeh, who was nicknamed "The Soup Nazi". Seinfeld and David laughed and said, "That's a show. Do that as your first show". Feresten's inspiration for the armoire subplot was a New York apartment building where he had lived, which forbade moving furniture on certain days. The armoire thieves were written as homosexual because Larry David decided that, "Only gay guys would steal an armoire".[1]
The first cast table reading for "The Soup Nazi" was held on September 28, 1995, and it was filmed before a studio audience on October 3.[2] In the episode, Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) imitates Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman. This was done at Jerry Seinfeld's suggestion, even though Louis-Dreyfus had never seen the film.[3]
The character
The Soup Nazi was portrayed by Larry Thomas, who was nominated for a 1996 Emmy for the role. Thomas, who did not realize that the character was based on a real person, received the inspiration for his portrayal from watching Lawrence of Arabia and studying Omar Sharif's accent.[4][5][6]
The Soup Nazi has a cameo in the Seinfeld series finale, in which his true name is revealed, but which he refuses to spell when asked by District Attorney Hoyt. He is the penultimate witness in the case against Seinfeld, Elaine, George and Kramer, before Babu Bhatt. He tells Hoyt about how he banned Elaine from his shop, only for her to return and ruin his business, forcing him to move to Argentina. Elaine angers him by smugly claiming, "His soup wasn't all that good anyway".
The character was inspired by Ali "Al" Yeganeh, a Persian soup vendor who ran Soup Kitchen International in New York City.[7][8] Yeganeh has stated on numerous occasions that he is very offended by the "Soup Nazi" moniker.[9]
According to writer Spike Feresten, Jerry Seinfeld and several members of the production team went to Soup Kitchen International for lunch weeks after "The Soup Nazi" aired. Upon recognizing Seinfeld, Yeganeh went into a profanity-filled rant about how the show had "ruined" his business and demanded an apology. Seinfeld allegedly gave what Feresten describes as "the most insincere, sarcastic apology ever given". Obviously having seen the episode, Yeganeh then bellowed, "No soup for you!" and ejected them from the restaurant.[10]
According to Nora Ephron's DVD commentary, the first pop culture reference to Yeganeh (though not by name) seems to have come years before the Seinfeld episode, in the 1993 movie Sleepless in Seattle. In the film, a character playing a writer[12] pitches a story for the lifestyle section of the publication to their editor: "This man sells the greatest soup you have ever eaten, and he is the meanest man in America. I feel very strongly about this, Becky; it's not just about the soup."[11]
Like Jackie Chiles, the Soup Nazi character (played by Thomas) has appeared in commercials after the end of the series.
- In an advertisement by the corporate lobbying group Center for Consumer Freedom, he denies food to people he considers to be too fat.
- Thomas appeared, in character, along with Jerry Seinfeld in a television commercial for Acura that aired during the 2012 Super Bowl. In the advertisement, Seinfeld is trying to bribe an ordinary guy to get an Acura, offering him soup from The Soup Nazi, who happily offers "Soup for you!". After Jay Leno beat Jerry Seinfeld in bribing the ordinary guy, the Soup Nazi was seen with Jerry, an alien, and a "Munchkin" at a restaurant where they are angered at Jay Leno's actions.
- In 2013, Serbu Firearms refused to sell their model BFG-50A semi-automatic .50 rifles to the New York City Police Department after the passage of the NY SAFE Act that classified their weapon as an assault rifle.[13][14] Following their refusal to sell the rifles, Serbu had T-shirts printed with an image of the Soup Nazi character with the words "No Serbu For You".[13] Thomas, a gun control advocate, contacted Facebook and the T-shirt printers to have the shirts removed.[13] Serbu has since removed the image of Thomas and replaced it with one of their founder Mark Serbu.[15]
In popular culture
- Larry Thomas appeared as himself in the Scrubs episode "My Self-Examination." He denies he is the Soup Nazi when asked by J.D. (Zach Braff), who then tricks him into saying the catchphrase "No soup for you!" by asking him "What is [the catchphrase] again? It's like, 'You're out of luck in the soup department...'"
- Rapper Wale used lines from the episode as an introduction and outro to his song "The Soup" on his 2010 mixtape More About Nothing. He acts as the Soup Nazi and uses the soup chef's catchphrase "No soup for you!"
- In the sitcom Arrested Development, the crooked housing entrepreneur George Bluth Sr. is charged with signing a development deal with Saddam Hussein, despite the embargo against Iraq. Bluth claims that he acted in good faith, mistakenly believing that Hussein was Larry Thomas because of his resemblance to the Soup Nazi. This gets referenced in a later episode, where Thomas appears in the role as a political decoy for Saddam Hussein who has lost his job because of the American invasion of Iraq.
In-person promotions
- Larry Thomas has used the character to promote soup kitchens for the homeless.[16]
- In July 2012, the "Seinfeld Food Truck" embarked on an eight-stop United States tour. The truck, driven by Larry Thomas, handed out free soup along with other Seinfeld-related food items: Snapple, Twix, Junior Mints, black and white cookies and muffin tops.[17]
- Thomas was hired by Yeganeh's company in July 2015 to portray the Yev Kassem character as promotion for Soupman products.[18]
- The episode inspired an actual soup chain, Soup Nutsy, which opened in 1996 in New York City. Though it had no official connection to, or endorsement from, Seinfeld or its creators, it included specific Seinfeld references such as describing two of its soups as "Jerry's Favorite" and "Kramer's Favorite", respectively.[19] In 1997 it was bought by Franchise Concepts.[20] A few of its locations remain in Toronto, Ontario in Canada.[21]
- In August 2009, Albert Gonzalez was convicted for robbery, being the most prolific hacker of credit cards (130 million). He operated on the Internet using the handle "Soupnazi".[22]
- The 2009 Seinfeld: A XXX Parody was inspired by The Soup Nazi.[23]
- ^ "Seinfeld - Season 7" DVD bonus material, in which, during the episode's "Inside Look" featurette, Feresten recounts this story.
- ^ "Seinfeld - Season 7" DVD bonus material, "Notes About Nothing" subtitles
- ^ "Seinfeld - Season 7" DVD bonus material, in which during the episode's "Inside Look" featurette, Louis-Dreyfus recounts this story.
- ^ Schwartz, Lance (May 30, 2012). "Lance's Journal: The Soup Nazi Visits Lincoln, May 30" Archived 2016-01-16 at the Wayback Machine. 10 11.
- ^ Jeffery, Morgan (January 20, 2012). "'Seinfeld': The greatest ever moments". Digital Spy.
- ^ "Hulk, Soup Nazi to greet Wheaton flea market visitors". Daily Herald. August 18, 2011.
- ^ See a profile of Yeganeh in "The Soup Man of 55th Street." New York Cookbook. ed. Molly O'Neill. Workman Publishing, 1992. pp. 70-71. ISBN 1-56305-337-3; See one of his recipes on p. 78. of the same work.
- ^ Whitehouse, Kaja (June 22, 2012). "No soup for you!". New York Post. Retrieved July 22, 2017.
- ^ Associated Press via CNN Money[dead link]
- ^ See the Season 7 DVD extras, in which during the episode's Inside Look, Feresten recounts this story.
- ^ a b Jennifer Keishin Armstrong (July 5, 2016). Seinfeldia: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything. Simon and Schuster. p. 130. ISBN 9781476756127.
- ^ One source says the character was Annie,[11] but the script-transcript indicates the character was Keith.
- ^ a b c staff (April 2, 2013). "Soup Nazi fires off over guns". New York Post. Retrieved April 25, 2013.
- ^ Berman, Jillian (April 3, 2013). "Larry Thomas, 'Soup Nazi' Actor, Pushes Serbu Firearms To Pull Pro-Gun T-Shirt Featuring His Face". The Huffington Post. Retrieved April 25, 2013.
- ^ Higginbotham, David (April 9, 2013). "No Serbu For You, Soup Nazi Wants His Image Back". guns.com. Retrieved April 25, 2013.
- ^ "Seinfeld star makes sure there is soup for Boise homeless | KTVB.COM Boise". Ktvb.com. October 5, 2010. Archived from the original on March 30, 2012. Retrieved June 7, 2013.
- ^ Bain, Zoe (July 26, 2012). "Seinfeld "No Soup for You!" Food Truck Tours the Country, Serves Up Nostalgic Snacks". Delish. Retrieved May 25, 2018.
- ^ Soupman, Inc. (July 22, 2015). "The Original Soupman Announces Seinfeld Actor Larry Thomas Famous for "No Soup for You" Episode to Jump Into the Soup Fulltime". GlobeNewswire. Retrieved July 22, 2017.
- ^ In This Corner, Soup Nutsy, Anthony Ramirez, The New York Times, August 4, 1996
- ^ Soup Nutsy on the Move, David Chen, The New York Times, June 4, 1997
- ^ Soup Nutsy homepage (retrieved January 28, 2014)
- ^ "Ex-informant charged with even bigger data theft this time". Los Angeles Times. Associated Press. August 18, 2009. Retrieved June 7, 2013.
- ^ Keaper, Brian (2014). "Seinfeld: A XXX Parody". AskMen. Retrieved May 6, 2019.


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Below are some of the memories of all the many people who have been to the Golden Garter.
I have lived in Canada since 1972 and saw your web site. I worked fulltime at the Golden Garter when it first opened. I was 'Maitre D' and it was my job to take reservations and put their names on the floor plan so that the greeters could seat them as they came in. It was all reserved seating. That was a money-maker I tell ya! Guys would give you a fiver or a tenner and ask you to get them a table down at the front. I always had a bunch of house tables for the Directors from Belle Vue available but if they did not come to the show that night they were mine. The best tables would always go to the highest tip. I made sure I gave them a little story to tell their girlfriends or wife (or to her bloke's wife as the case may be).
I would say things like the Moody Blues manager is stuck in the fog in Birmingham and just called to cancel - you can have his table if you want it (sometimes another fiver came out and I would give them the full treatment and would make a big show of taking them to their table personally). You might think that is wrong but it is just part of the 'business' you know. I met the Bee Gees when they came to see Lulu - one of them took a real liking to her and they got married shortly afterwards. They would stand at the back with me and have a drink every night.
Met Sandie Shaw and Dusty Springfield many times. My girlfriend at the time babysat for Eartha Kitt at the Excelsior Hotel (at the airport) as she told me she needed a babysitter while she was on stage. I remember she said that working for Fortes (who owned the Garter and Belle Vue back then) was like "camping out". I asked her what she meant and she said that she was used to working Vegas where you come out of your room and just take the elevator down to the show but here, she said, she has to get a cab from the hotel. I remember going back to the hotel with her to pick up my girlfriend after the show one night and us sitting on the bed having a laugh and a drink together. Not too many guys can say they were on a bed with Eartha Kitt, plus their girlfriend as well!
I remember a night when a bunch of thugs who were bouncers at hotels around Manchester wanted a piece of the action at the Garter just after we opened. They announced they were coming to take over the door for the club. All the guys (the bouncers) were scared stiff but still ready to take them on if need be. They came and it all fizzled out though but there was tension that night. Lots of memories I could talk to you about but not enough space here. I could write you a book about what happened back stage.
Many years ago we went to the Golden Garter very often. We saw Cannon & Ball when they were just starting out. We went with friends one time to see Wilma Reading. She sang one of her songs sat on our friend's knee. I do not think he ever recovered from that. If only cameras had been as freely available in those days. One time we went to see Ronnie Corbett. He was good but he made himself a bit unpopular because he would not let the waiters take drinks round or food when he was on stage. I saw the Four Tops a couple of times, they were awesome. There was one American singer who invited a group of us (male & female) back to his hotel room after the show. Some of our party went with him but my husband did not want to go so we went home. I cannot remember who it was but I will let you know if I remember. One year we decided to hold our Christmas lunch (we worked just down the road from there) there. The food was appalling with roast potatoes that were so hard they flew off the plates when we tried to cut them. We never went back for Christmas lunch.
I worked as a waitress at the Golden Garter when it first started. I'd only been working there for a couple of nights and no-one had told me that you weren't supposed to be serving while the main act was on. I was carrying a tray full of cutlery and plates to customers at one of the tables at the front of the stage when I tripped and dropped the tray and all its contents onto the floor with a loud crash and clatter - right in front of the Main Act, who happened to be Bruce Forsyth! He was NOT amused and looked daggers at me - that was the last time that I worked there!
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I was about 14 when I used to catch the bus from Baguley to meet friends at the 'Bowling Alley'. We didn't go to bowl...we went to see our favourite lads who were older than us and had money to go into the tiny 'disco' that was in a corner at the start of the lanes. The record I remember for the times is 'Friday on my Mind' by the Easybeats (I think we used to go on Fridays, too!). There was a drinks bar where we bought Coca-cola, probably for the first time, my tipple before then had always been Vimto! I remember missing the last bus home once, and had to catch the all-nighter (when that meant a late bus, not an all night rave) at 00.10 and arrived home breathless and expecting to be in trouble......my mum surprised me by just asking had I had a good time?!
Ahhh, 'the Garter'.......my mum, Sue Spratt, worked there from when it opened to at least 1976.....she started as the ladies rest-room attendant ....she washed glasses when they were short-staffed...and later worked regularly in the tobacco kiosk which sold cigs and cigars and mementos from the shows and the Garter itself. Her name was Sue. She liked to talk about the Celebs she knew! She did get a chance to chat to many of them, as after their performances they would come into the club and have a drink, usually sitting near the back. Barry Gibb & Lulu were amongst her favourites.
Around 1969 she got me a job there in the cloakroom, I was actually too young to work on licensed premises but the cloakroom was 'outside' the club, in the foyer, so that's how we worked around it! If I remember rightly, the cloakroom was free of charge but as the customers collected their coats they used to leave us 'tips'. We had to pin tickets to the coats and you were always glad when the last one was on & the last one was off! The last few coats on the rails at 1 o'clock in the morning were always the ones you hated the most! And if it was Ken Dodd you could be there 'til 1.45 'cause he was hard to get off stage! 'cause the cloakroom was in the foyer, it was always cool. When you walked into the club later, the heat hit you. We had to use the ladies 'rest-room', no separate staff toilets and that was a good excuse to watch the show.
Obviously, we watched the show for free! Shep's Banjo Boys and the dancers always gave a great start to the show. Working there every week for 3 years, I saw loads of great performers and people who knew that Show Business is about hard work and not just 'celebrity' but my all-time favourite memory is of Neil Sedaka, who was just fabulous, great performer and came over as a really lovely man. Value for money, Ken Dodd and for Variety, Bruce Forsythe (who'd of thought he'd only have just been 'honoured' 30 years later - I thought he was old then!).
We paid to go and see some, Jack Jones with my sister and Jimmy Ruffin with my mates.
I remember only a few staff names, Pat F- cloakroom boss, Brian (?) and Dave (G?) the doormen.
When we were going through my mum's stuff after she died, there were many signed photos of the 'Stars' but I'm afraid we didn't keep them although I do have a great picture of her in the kiosk holding one of the teddy bears they used to sell. (see pic)
Just found your website - very interesting. I'm sending you a copy of a menu from November 1968 when I went to see Eartha Kitt and an advert for the Golden Garter from 1979 (see pics). I had to smile at the comments by Maria who dropped her tray! When I saw Eartha Kitt a waiter busied himself near the stage oblivious to the fact that she was on stage posing (as only she could) waiting for him to finish doing whatever, when he realised he was extremely embarrassed but there was no unpleasantness from Ms Kitt just playful amusement. I left Urmston Grammar in 1964 and eventually came south in 1970, now living in Bognor Regis but still a Mancunian!!! I found the Manchester Beat site whilst browsing as well (taking a trip down memory lane - an age thing no doubt!!!) and noticed there was no reference to the Golden Garter so have sent the menu to them as well. I used to go to the Twisted Wheel, Mr Smiths, the Oasis, Bodega, etc etc - ah! The good old days! Good luck with the site- amazing how the internet 'connects' people!
I remember that morning when the Golden Garter burnt down! I lived behind the Griffin in Heald-Green!! My sister and kids where staying on a three week visit! My nephew woke me at five am, as I gave him his bottle, I looked out at the side kitchen window and can now to this day recall what I saw the big black clouds, which later turned out to be the Golden Garter on fire!
I remember going in 1977, I was still a school kid at the time but got in no problem. We received free tickets to see Hot Gossip, of course we had to pay for the 'chicken in a basket'.
My missus, June Appleyard, used to work at the garter late sixties, early seventies. She said that they had an official photographer who used to take snaps of the staff when times were slack at the club. Does anyone have any of them at all? She reckons there must have been loads taken so someone must have some somewhere! Would be nice for her to see some of her old mates faces again and do a bit of reminiscing! Dave Williams (see pics)
Pete Smith was the Senior Bar Manager, Brenda, bar manager, Joan Pritchard, Barbara Haigh, barmaid on cellar bar. Opened by Bruce Forsyth. Mum (Barbara Walker) was also stewardess of Darrel's before the Garter. There was also Phil & Tom at Darrels, they also worked at Curry Queen in Gatley, got mum a job there, everyone thought she was an Indian waitress. Lulu was living with Morris Gibb before appearing at the Garter. John Bagnall was Head Waiter at the Garter and went on to manage the Plaza on Oxford Rd. John's brother was the DJ there, John's wife was a devoted Dionne Warwick fan, she had a daughter and called her Dionne.
I think the official photographers in the GARTER, were part of the Shepherd family business, better known as The Banjo Boys in that establishment. Howerd is still about and still playing Banjo, and who knows may still have access to those photos. Look him up on the Sheps website and ask the question.
Just had a look at the Golden Garter memories website, a couple of names I went to see in the early-mid seventies - Dana & Jimmy Helms - his most famous hit was "Gonna make you an offer you can't refuse" he also did the clip for a commercial "open a packet of Kelloggs Cornflakes, bring out the susnshine" which he performed that night, I also remember seeing The Grumbleweeds there.
I remember the story about Tommy Cooper getting a taxi to and from Manchester Airport to the Garter and handing the driver an envelope, Tommy said" have a drink on me". When the driver opened the envelope eagerly in front of other taxi drivers at the rank, it contained a tea-bag !!


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Over the last few years, the OB Club Football Club has successfully put out 2 teams against the schools 1sts and 2nds. This year went one better and put out three sides to compete against the School XIs. Currently, we only have recognised fixtures in our annual matches against the School, but, there is certainly opportunity to broaden the fixture list, if there is sufficient demand.
The annual games, which, this year, fall on Saturday 16th March during the final weekend of the Easter Term, includes three teams made up of OBs who have left school within the past two years (2011 and 2012) to play their younger former peers. It is organised by OBFC's Secretary, Daniel Walker and does promise to be a highly entertaining and adrenaline fuelled day.
All who are interested in playing can confirm their availability to Daniel Walker or alternatively to the OB Club Office the matches will be followed by a drinks reception where all OBs from across the sports matches can meet.
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- noun Any one of the following insects, which bore into the corks of wine-bottles: Rhizophagus bipustulatus, a nitidulid beetle; Tinea cloacella; Endrosis lactulla; and Asopia farinalis. One of the sow-bugs, Oniscus murarius, also has this habit, but probably only follows insect damage.
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FLIP (Functional Literacy Intervention Program)
FLIP is an intervention program for Year 7 to Year 9 students, designed to improve the functional literacy of students who are struggling with basic literacy skills. Often, these literacy deficits adversely impact on all learning areas and individuals find it difficult to keep abreast with secondary school content and the increasing demands on their written skills and abilities. FLIP complements the current Learning Support Program and Enrichment Class structure, and is offered to a select number of Year 7, 8 and 9 students who have been identified by the College as having significant literacy deficits.
FLIP is an intensive, remedial, intervention program designed to assist these students with the acquisition of basic and essential phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, phonics, spelling, reading, comprehension and written expression. It is a systematic, cognitive and multi-sensory approach that is evidence-based on Australian, British and New Zealand research and follows models of current and effective practice. It is envisaged that students will be provided with the core skills of oral language, reading fluency, effective comprehension, accurate spelling and written expression. This acquisition will enable students to employ the skills independently and efficiently across the spectrum of their subjects, facilitating essential access to the curriculum.
Students need to make a commitment to improvement and remain in the program for the entire year of the phase they are participating in. Parents will also be required to make a commitment to assist with their daughter's progress in a partnership that will see them supported at home with ongoing, follow-up activities. Regular feedback and reporting takes place and each student's progress will be closely monitored and reported. For all students FLIP will be timetabled in place of an elective subject, and therefore occurs twice a week.
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The Learning Support Program caters for students who have been identified as having learning difficulties. These students may have been diagnosed with learning disabilities or may be experiencing learning difficulties for a variety of reasons, whether physical, intellectual, social or emotional. The primary aim of the program is to assist students in achieving to the best of their ability across the key learning areas. It also aims to prove each student's self-efficacy and self-esteem.
Students receive intensive individual or small group assistance from Inclusive Eduction teachers that is specifically designed to cater for individual needs. General aspects of the program address elements such as, effective time-management; organisational skills; homework, study and research techniques; deconstructing and scaffolding of tasks; comprehension and composition of written material. A variety of other processes and strategies are employed to cater to students' specific requirements.
The Learning Support sessions take place within the normal timetable and session times are negotiated in consultation with the Deputy Principal of Academic Services, the head of Inclusive Education, parents and the student. The sessions are permanent, weekly timetabled sessions and cause minimal disruption to the student's timetable.
The majority of students participate in the program for the duration of the school year, however, individual progress may facilitate other arrangements. Parents are encouraged to maintain regular contact with the Inclusive Education teacher throughout the year.
The team for Inclusive Education works in collaboration with each student's subject teachers and positively advocates for all students in the program. The team also assists and encourages teachers to develop modified activities and strategies for students with conditions that require modification of course content, methods of delivery, and modes of assessment.
The after-school Homework Club from Monday to Thursday also provides another opportunity for all students who require additional assistance with homework. Teachers from a variety of subject areas are available for specialised assistance at each session. Students are encouraged to attend on a regular basis, however it is not compulsory.
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A nurse who claimed he was late for work after being caught driving at speeds of up to 120mph on the M2 motorway near Newtownabbey has been told the consequences could have been "catastrophic".
Christopher Tomb (28), of Sunningdale Park in north Belfast, was detected exceeding the 70mph limit in a red Toyota Celica on April 9 this year, Ballymena Magistrates Court heard on Thursday.
He was tracked over three miles by an un-marked police car which kept a steady distance behind and noted the speed was between 100mph and 120mph before they were able to pull the driver over.
A prosecutor said Tomb told police he knew he was going fast but thought it was between 80-90mph and was "not paying attention to the speedometer".
Defence barrister Ben Thompson said the speed in the police vehicle was not calibrated and said there was a margin for error.
He said his client, a nurse, was "running late for work" but he admitted the speed was "grossly excessive".
District Judge Peter King said courts had to send out a clear message that driving between 100 and 120mph cannot be tolerated.
He said such a speed, regardless of why he was doing it or the defendant's clear record, was unacceptable "because the damage you could do on the road would be catastrophic".
He banned Tomb for two months and fined him £350.
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One night when I was having a really bad suicidal episode I sat alone in my room trying to figure out how to get myself out of it. I ended up grabbing my computer and writing out everything I was feeling. In the moment it helped but the next day when I read what I had written I was terrified. How did I write this? How did I feel so low and how was I so close to giving up? Often when I'm going through an episode like that I don't feel like myself. I feel so out of control and that is definitely reflected in the passage that I wrote. I wasn't sure I was going to share this but for whatever reason I feel like I need to. What's going on in my head and the things that I'm feeling are really scary when laid out in front of you. It's a shame that because this illness is not physical I have still yet to find any medical professional to help. To me, that just isn't okay. Mental health and physical health should be treated the same. They work together to create the whole person. They need to be treated as equals. Maybe someday they will be.
DISCLAIMER: If you choose to read this just please remember that this was weeks ago and as of writing this I am doing okay. I still feel this way occasionally but most of the time I am in a much better headspace than this. This is an extreme.
For the past couple of days I have felt like I've been walking on a ledge. I appear to be holding it together but in reality I'm a mess. I am just waiting to tumble. To spiral. To be where I am right now. I saw and felt the warning signs but chose to push through and keep my mask on. I don't like to let people down. I don't want to fall apart again. I've got it this time. Except I don't. I see the start of a spiral and I immediately shut it down. Leave the house, get out and keep my prior commitments, and then come home. Coming home is fine, home is safe. It is then I lock myself in my room and let it happen. Let the darkness overtake me. Suddenly I'm drowning. I reach out to people. This is what I've been told to do. I get frustrated because no one has the answer. Everyone talks logistically. Bless their hearts but they don't have what I'm looking for. I don't even know what I'm looking for. I try anyway. I already know what everyone will say. I've heard it time and time again. What no one realizes is that I'm tired. I feel helpless, useless, and utterly alone. I'm surrounded by the best people but no one understands what really is going on in my head. No one understands that at times like these I feel like I have zero control. I'm scared. Terrified. How does this happen? WHY does this happen? I wouldn't wish this feeling on my worst enemy. How do I stop this? Isn't there a way I can just make this all go away? Sleep. Death. It all seems so appealing. But no, back to logistics. I can't do that. So many people would hurt. I help people. I don't let people down. I don't hurt people. No death. So now what? I'm tired. How can I make this all stop. I'm tired. I don't think I can fight this much longer. I'm tired. Everyone keeps telling me how strong I am but I don't see it. I'm tired. Haven't I reached my breaking point yet? I'm tired. How much is too much? I'm tired. I can't do this anymore. I'm tired. You'd think I'd have run out of tears by now. I'm tired. I give up.
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Sitting in a heated tent in Devon, overlooking acres of rolling hills, we caught up with Mary Quicke from Quicke's cheeses. Whilst we had prepared questions to find out as much as we could about the lady whose cheeses consistently win awards, we weren't prepared for feeling so uplifted and inspired by someone so passionate about cows, cheese and farming.
In an interview like no other, Mary bounced excitedly from one subject to another; stopping to insist I try her tea, or meet various family members, or staff, who she said she wished she could give wings! She wants to see people fly, and feel empowered. And we'll drink to that.
PhD students have written about the mould cultures growing on the cheese, whilst music aficionados will be pleased to hear that Mary's brother owns part of Ninja Tunes, so if you spin Mr. Scruff, Bonobo, or DJ Food you may even have heard of Quicke's before in a less culinary setting!
Name: Mary Quicke MBE
Role: Director
Birthplace: Devon
Twitter: @MaryQuicke
Website: http://www.quickes.co.uk
Fun Fact: An avid surfer, Mary catches waves whenever she gets time
When did you know you wanted to be in the cheese business? Did you always know?
Having grown up in a farming family, it was always around me. But what my father mainly liked to do was forestry. So I mainly did forestry work. That and surfing. He taught me how to surf! It was much later that I decided to come back and work the farm.
So you're the 14th generation to live here, did you feel any responsibility to have to keep the farm going?
One of my brothers became a doctor, and another one runs a little company called Ninja Tunes, so there was no pressure. I wanted to be a journalist, so I studied English, but eventually I became really interested in farming and decided to come back to it.
How long does it take to develop the skills and knowledge to make a good cheese?
I'm always learning. I'm always open to suggestion and there are so many other projects and varieties I want to work on, so in that sense it's a lifelong job. I've been looking at adding a touch of Jersey into the current cross to add a creaminess to the cheese.
Oh really? So you believe that the actual breeding makes a difference to the type of cheese?
Absolutely. But we are talking long term here so we'll be serving the calves in May. They'll be born in February and they take two years to grow up and start milking, so it's a long term idea.
What does your job entail?
Well, these days everything! We only opened our farm kitchen here last May, and so at the moment we are just really enjoying that idea of everything you eat inside being a part of everything you see outside.
You really must try this tea.
[Mary offers me her cup and I taste the delicate flavour of a woody, light green tea. Everything has been handpicked to make ethical choices]
What makes Quicke's cheese unique?
Well, we use these heritage starters that have been preserved from the best cheese dairies in the sixties and seventies. Yeah, we so nearly lost them. They were sold out to different companies and ended up in the hands of a French yeast cultivator.
Oh right! That's pretty weird, surely they're completely different cultures?
Yes, these are wet cultures – like cheddar flavoured yoghurt. I have them for breakfast every morning. But anyway, the cultures and the fact that its cloth wrapped give Quicke's a distinctive flavour.
If you could sum up cheese making in one sentence what would you say?
Cheese is milk's leap to immortality. But here, what we're doing is… Our aim is to take the products if the sun, soil and water of this valley and turn that into complete joy and pleasure.
Back to the cheese, please describe why Quicke's cheese is different to any other cheese?
One thing is that the milk comes from our own cows. We've developed those cows to give this perfect flavour. So we use a hybrid cow, that's more fertile and more happy to be outside. And they live two and a half times longer than standard UK cows because we don't expect such a high yield from them. We treat them well.
And we cloth bind the cheese, which means they need turning to develop the mould garden.
So is this a cross that you and your family came up with?
[Modestly, I mean we really had to prise it out of her] Well, I did. And the team here.
After a day spent working with cheese, do you find yourself still eating it when you're off duty?
Yes! I absolutely love it. I love listening to the different flavours and hearing the story they have to tell. And it's the same with our meat. Our venison, our lamb. They all live here in this valley.
How many animals have you got on the farm?
Well actually the beef production and the amount of beef cattle is quite low. We have some animals who we say have chosen a career in beef. [LOL] It sounds much better, doesn't it? It's basically a heifer who didn't get in calf.
The venison is wild shot, but we can't have too many here on the farm or they trample the crops and damage them. So because they reproduce all the time, we have to keep the numbers down. They also raze crops at this time of year, which is a kind of natural fungicide.
You have an elderflower cheese here, are there any weird flavours of cheese you know of?
Actually, there are many flavoured cheeses you can get. But usually the way they're made is by churning up the cheese and adding flavours and fruit or whatever. It took years to get this one right, as we wanted to make the elderflower a part of the process, and I think we've done it.
[NB: The elderflower cheese tasted like nothing I've tried before. Strong, almost beefy and a little grassy too.]
What's a 'day in your life' like? Could you give us an insight into the cheese business and how you do what you do?
There is no normal day. I tend to pick a salad first thing. I've always created these interesting salads and now we've got them on the menu.
Something else I do is think about the breeding and how to get the best flavour. I spend time wondering if we've got the right resources in place. Producing vintage traditional cheeses is hard work – making sure we have enough people here, so no-one feels overworked.
I spend a lot of my time thinking about the balance of acidity and moisture. About cheese. Characterising the flavours: buttery to caramel; sharp, grassy to oniony; and the third family is brothy, meaty.
Where do you get your ideas?
From people. Everywhere. I want to give people wings, and I will listen to any suggestions anyone has. I like all of the staff here to feel like family. Some of them are family. [Mary introduced us to Gina, her sister-in-law, and explained that her niece also worked on the farm.] It's a great team we've got here.
What's next for you?
We're looking at making a children's play area on the farm next. But for me? There are so many things coming next, I don't have time to fit them all in. We're hoping to open up an educational hub and all sorts of things. But my family do say I have a tendency to proliferate!
And we always ask a couple of customary ridiculous questions…
If you had to choose music to represent Quicke's cheese, who would you choose and why?
Well actually, on my brother's label, there's a DJ, someone like Bonobo or something, who wrote a song "Mr. Quicke Cuts the Cheese". [It's actually DJ Food, but check Mary's Ninja Tunes baddassness suggesting Bonobo!] So we already have that written about us!
If you had to get into a fist fight with anyone who would you square off against?
I guess it would be people who suggest that there's no say in food. 'Big Food'. Companies and people who advocate that we just have to eat what they have, and there's no say in what we eat, the planet we create. People can vote with their wallets and make choice. I believe everyone has that power, and I would square off against anyone who does not believe this.
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It's February and love is in the air. And on the beach. And in hotel rooms. And just about everywhere Canadian couples travel for vacation, according to an Ipsos Reid survey.
The poll, conducted on behalf of Tripcentral.ca, surveyed 1, 013 women across Canada to gauge their feeling on getting frisky while on vacation. The results? A resounding 'bring it on.' According to the results, 53 per cent of all the women surveyed said that sex on vacation was better than sex at home. That number jumps to 63 per cent for women between the ages of 18 to 34.
"In the dead of winter when sun vacations are on Canadians' minds, it's interesting to explore the motivations and needs for couples to get away, recharge and reconnect," said Trip Central's President, Richard Vanderlubbe.
The study didn't pinpoint a specific reason for the improved sex, but suggested that a vacation provides the right mood for lovemaking. Of the women surveyed, 28 per cent said that a trip away led to "less stress." Twenty-seven per cent of the women said it made things "more relaxing" and 16 per cent said that a vacation gave them "more time to enjoy sex" and made for a "more romantic setting."
Other research suggests that being away from home also helps travellers get in the mood, thanks to freedom from at-home obligations, lower inhibitions and even higher alcohol consumption — factors that all add up to more casual sex behaviour, according to an article published in Psychology Today. The article, "The Passion Paradox," cites big events like spring break leading to 21 per cent of men and 17 per cent of women having casual sex while away.
But not all women found a vacation conducive to their sex life. Some even said trips made things too hectic, with 29 per cent of women adding there are too many things to see and do while on vacation for sex.
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Welcome to the Frisco Rowing Center at Lake Dillon
Founded in 2009
Join us at the Frisco Rowing Center located at Frisco Bay Marina, Frisco, Colorado. Row surrounded by majestic mountain peaks high in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Lake Dillon, at 9,017 feet altitude, spans 3,300 acres, and offers 25 miles of shoreline. From the Rowing Center you can see the summits of the 14 thousand footers, Grays and Torres, which are the landmark peaks depicted in the rowing center's logo. Scenic vistas and glass calm waters beckon rowers to this spectacular alpine paradise.
We enjoy the tranquility of early morning rowing from 6 to 10 am.
Water skiing or jet skiing are not allowed on Lake Dillon.
Our members enjoy a variety of rowing shells, and we offer lessons to prospective rowers.
We are excited about the 2019 season. We will see changes to our marina site, with adjacent docks and future boathouse. With new dredging there will be deeper water throughout the marina dock locations! Our Next Open Houses will be Sat June 29, July 6 8-10:30 am. Take an introductory lesson and have some breakfast with us.


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International Standards can help businesses address some of the most demanding challenges with the tools and guidelines set forth. ISO certification will give employees the tools they need to ensure that businesses operate efficiently and increase productivity.
International Standards can help companies eliminate waste and reduce costs. These cost savings can be reinvested into developing better products or services.
International Standards can also help to deliver enhanced customer satisfaction, access to new markets, and increased market share. If you want to improve customer satisfaction, productivity, and competitive advantage, ISO certification is a means to achieve this goal. When products and services follow International standards, customers have a higher degree of certainty that the products are safe and reliable.
International Standards have been established to ensure that the emissions of gases and radiation do not negatively affect the health of citizens and the environment. They draw on the experiences of experts to ensure that the regulations has the best interest of the citizens and environment in mine.
ISO draws on international expertise and experience and can open up world trade. Through integration, they ensure that the requirements for imports and exports are standardized. It helps to facilitate the movement of goods, services and technologies. The International Organization for Standardization is found in 161 countries and focuses on ensure that any type of international trade is regulated.
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Dr. Davis completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Akron in 1997. He then attended the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine where he finished 13th in his class and earned his DPM (Doctor of Podiatric Medicine). Dr. Davis is a member of the following associations.
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Twinned since 1985: Ev. -Lutheran parishes of Heikendorf in Schleswig-Holstein (Germany) and Mrimbo in Tanzania (Africa).
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Partnership means learning, understanding, respecting, tolerating, supporting, sharing, disputing, trusting, praying and working together … It is exciting to be in exchange with people who live under entirely different conditions, traditions and culture! It offers the chance to reflect on your own life, values and faith. Both partners in the relationship receive new impulses and are motivated to making lasting changes in their own lives. It is no accident that we connected with a parish in one of the poorest countries in the world. The Heikendorf Tanzania group consists of about 15 women and men who are committed and feel uneasy about the great poverty and poor chances in the global South. We are driven by our vision of a world that offers everyone enough food, medical care and education. Where we in global teamwork struggle for sustainable development, justice and peace – a world where God's creation can be preserved. It feels good to be able to work together and influence a slice of the world of manageable size. We are pleased to assist our partners in Mrimbo in their social projects. Most people there still have little chance of further education, career choices, regular income, healthy living conditions, social security or individual freedom. Our support is intended to enable them to discover and develop their own potentials.


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One of the objectives of the divorce process is to divide your real and personal property. This is called division of property or property division. In California, we divide property according to community property law. This means that all property that is acquired by you or your spouse during marriage will be divided between you and your spouse equally – unless it was a gift, inheritance, or was acquired before marriage. In most divorces, the division of property will probably include a division of the family residence, bank accounts, retirement accounts, debts, and vehicles. More complex divorce matters will include a division of other real property, multiple bank accounts, retirement accounts, stock options, patents, copyrights, royalties, and one or more businesses. More complex matters can also involve a division of work efforts you have put into your separate property or proceeds of a loan taken out during marriage.
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