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After a fascinating life that included working as a jockey, running a Mexican restaurant in England and selling hot dogs to Marines on the beach in California, Paul Lawrence came to Yucatan. He and his wife Carol opened up a restaurant where they live in Chelem, along the Yucatan Gulf Coast and have been happily running it for over three years at this writing…
YL: When did you move to the Yucatan and from where did you move?
Paul: I moved from California & Carol moved here from Atlanta
YL: Why did you move?
Paul: I had been looking for the retirement home on a beach somewhere in a warm climate.
YL: Why did you choose the city you now live in over other places in the world?
Paul: I spent a week in Merida before coming out to the beach, and I liked what I saw… bands playing in the streets, families out walking together, modern cinemas… in a word, culture.
YL: Did you buy a house right away or rent first? Do you think you made the right decision?
Paul: I bought a house three days after moving out to the beach and definitely made the right decision.
YL: Are you doing now what you intended to do when you moved here? If not, why not?
Paul: No, I originally intended to spend my days painting, fishing & lounging in a hammock. I found though that I can't relax that much & usually need to be doing something more. Hence, TACOMAYA was born.
YL: What are the most interesting things about living here for you?
Paul: I love living close to nature and being on an almost deserted beach with an ever-changing view.
YL: What do you absolutely love about living here?
Paul: What I mentioned above, with the addition that we are only thirty minutes away from a modern culture-rich and increasingly cosmopolitan city.
YL: What do you miss from your "former life"?
Paul: Del Mar horse races in San Diego.
YL: What don't you miss from your "former life"?
Paul: Reading the daily newspaper
YL: What is your favorite local food?
Paul: The burrito at TACOMAYA.
YL: What is your favorite time of year here and why?
Paul: Summer, actually! I don't mind the heat and I love the colors of the sea and the clarity of the water in the summertime.
YL: Where do you take guests who visit you here to show them something really special?
Paul: I will take guests to the archaeological ruins at Uxmal, with a late lunch and a drink at Hacienda Ochil. I also like to take guests to Tulum with a stopover in Valladolid.
YL: The last time you went out to dinner, where did you go and why?
Paul: We went to Bruno's Mediterranean Bistro in Merida. Some friends had eaten there and recommended it highly.
YL: How is the city where you live different for residents than it is for tourists?
Paul: As we live between two small fishing villages, that question doesn't really apply. Although tourists out here usually need to know where to go to buy things (like groceries, sundry items). Once they know where our restaurant TACOMAYA is and our opening hours, they tend to spend a lot of time here and everything else falls into place. My day and their day converge!
YL: Do you have friends from the local community or do you pretty much hang with the expat crowd?
Paul: Both, but our business brings us in greater contact with the expats.
YL: If you are working or own a business, what is it like owning and running a business here or working here? How is it different from doing the same thing in your country of origin?
Paul: I find it easier, but that could be because of the type of business we are running. We have a casual restaurant and we know most of our customers, and we have found we fill a niche.
YL: Do you find it more or less difficult to make a living here than in your country of origin?
Paul: That is a deceptive question. I have known a couple of restaurants run by expats that went out of business. I have also known other expats with hare-brained schemes for making a living who come here, give up and then go home. That being said, if your plan is good and so are you, then you can make it here.
YL: Are your work habits different here?
Paul: Yes, we don't need as much to live on, so I don't work as hard as I used to.
YL: Did you speak Spanish when you moved here? Where did you learn Spanish (if you did)? Is the language barrier a problem for you in your daily life?
Paul: My Spanish is only slightly less terrible than when I arrived, I am ashamed to say. Carol's native language is French, and she has tried much harder than I have to learn Spanish. So I just defer to her whenever I am in doubt.
YL: What interesting Spanish word or saying have you learned lately? What does it mean and how did you learn it?
Paul: Carol's favorite word is entonces which means "…and then?" .
YL: Are you a Mexican citizen? Do you plan to become one?
Paul: I have dual British and US citizenship. If I could take a third, then I would. But I am happy with my permanent residency status.
YL: Have you traveled much within Mexico? If so, where and what has been your favorite location to visit? What did you see there that you liked so much?
Paul: We haven't traveled through Mexico as much as we would like to. Last year we visited the state of Colima. While the hillside area was nice and the town of Comala was charming, the coastline was not to our liking. Our next trip will be to Chiapas, with a few days exploring Palenque.
YL: How are you treated by Mexicans? Do you feel resented or welcome?
Paul: I have never felt the slightest hint of resentment.
YL: How do you feel about the economic prospects of Mexico? Of the Yucatan?
Paul: All signs are positive, with new roads and money being spent in this once-forgotten area. In our small beachside community, both towns just got new grandstands for their baseball fields. The economy in the rest of the country seems to be on the upswing as well.
YL: What are some changes you are hoping for in the city in which you live? Do you see any progress towards these changes?
Paul: We would really like some organized garbage disposal!
YL: What are your plans for the future here?
Paul: Perhaps a small pyramid in my own honor.
YL: What is the one most important piece of advice you would give someone buying property and/or planning a move to the Yucatan?
Paul: Read everything you can. Go to the various expat sites, especially Yolisto.com. If you are moving out to the beach area, ask questions online and make at least one visit here. Do not buy blind. Rent for a while before you buy. I was lucky, but not everyone is. Find the expat hangouts, go there, meet people and ask more questions.
YL: If you could say something to all the people of Mexico, what would you say?
Paul: Thanks for having us.
YL: If there is anything else you would like to add for our readers (people interested in or considering moving to the Yucatan, former Yucatecans, people planning to visit for an extended tour…), please tell us…
Paul: Without wanting to make this sound like an advertising promotion I really do think this area has the best of all worlds. We have uncrowded beaches with safe waters. We have a clean modern city and an international airport within thirty minutes. We have easy access to all of the major sites and ruins. If you love the Caribbean (and who doesn't?), it is an easy drive from here, and a great place to visit.
Paul Lawrence and his wife Carol run Tacomaya in Chelem, Yucatan. Besides running this popular hangout, Carol came up with the idea of the FUNKYMARKET, an equally popular event. They have permission to block off the street in between the restaurant & the baseball park, Coca Cola provide the tents and artists & artisans, cooks, bakers & candlestick makers come from miles around to sell their wares. The next one is September 9th from 10 AM to 2:30 PM.


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In God's Land (Pankaj Rishi Kumar, 72 min., 2012)
Screening of the film, In God's Land, followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Pankaj Rishi Kumar. Set in India, the mythical birth of their village God Sudalai Swami unfolds a village's unique journey to fight oppression of the Vanamamalai Temple. Now that the clergy owns the land, the settlers are reduced to being tenant farmers and must make way for redevelopment after the land is sold off for a Special Economic Zone (SEZ). A dispute over 'god's land' begins. Using animation to recount the history of the land, the film satirizes the exploitation perpetuated by religion and class distinction and looks at land within the larger issue of development, forcing us to recognize the totalitarian attitude of the ideals of development, ostensibly to bring economic prosperity but rarely a benefit to real users.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Kevin Harvick hopes his second pole at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway leads to a similar result from his first.
In 2003, Harvick started the Brickyard 400 from the pole position and won, passing Matt Kenseth with 16 laps to go to earn the win.
The Stewart-Haas Racing driver set a new pole record with a speed of 188.470 in qualifying on Saturday.
"It's been a long time," said Harvick about last being on pole at Indianapolis. "This is quite the place to come race, and obviously track position and qualifying is very important here to get your weekend off on the right foot."
Starting position had been an issue for Harvick at Indianapolis in the half-dozen years prior to this year's pole.
From 2008-13, Harvick had just one top 10 starting spot with an average starting position of 19.3.
Those struggles led to just two top 10 finishes during that time span, including a runner-up finish in 2010.
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Former NASCAR regular and current IndyCar Series driver Juan Pablo Montoya is all in for Sunday's Brickyard 400. While the majority of his race mates will have points and a championship in their minds somewhere, Montoya is in it strictly looking for a victory.
Montoya qualified eighth for Sunday's race and ESPN analyst Brad Daugherty believes he is one to watch.
"He is going to be a threat this weekend," said Daugherty earlier this week. He is a world-class race car driver."
Montoya is in a third car for Team Penske this weekend with the IndyCar Series idle. He joins Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano , both of whom will also start in the top 10 with Keselowski starting second and Logano ninth.
Montoya thought he could have done more in qualifying.
"It's disappointing, but we're eighth and made it through all three rounds of qualifying," said Montoya, who is looking to become the first driver to win both the Indianapolis 500 and Brickyard 400. "I think we have a really good race car, so from there we can do a lot."
Really cool pic from yesterday. @penskemoving @team_penske #brickyard @nascar http://t.co/y73hlJOs2o— Juan Pablo Montoya (@jpmontoya) July 26, 2014
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One of the hot topics around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since Kurt Busch did 'The Double' of the Indianapolis 500 and Coca-Cola 600 in May is which NASCAR regulars would also be interested in one day trying it.
Count Dale Earnhardt Jr. as one of those who is not interested.
"I don't think I would," said Earnhardt Jr. on Saturday before qualifying. "I know it's a lot of preparation, and I think it takes a certain mentality, certain type of person."
Earnhardt Jr. has dabbled in other race series, but has largely focused on developing his own career as a driver and team owner in stock cars.
"We've got so much going on, and I really never aspired to drive open-wheel cars," Earnhardt Jr. said. "I do follow the (IndyCar Series) and have some drivers I pull for, but I was always a stock car guy and just always wanted to race short tracks and bang on fenders."
Earnhardt Jr. will start Sunday's race from the 23rd position and called his qualifying effort "pathetic."
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With Montoya and Kurt Busch both in Sunday's field, it marks the first time since 2001 that two drivers appeared in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Brickyard 400 in the same year (Robby Gordon, Tony Stewart) … Ryan Newman will make his eighth start from the top five, the most in Brickyard 400 history … Jeff Gordon will make his fourth start from the front row, tied with Mark Martin for the most front-row starts in the Brickyard 400.


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Rachael Tevis made her final regular season game in a Thomas Jefferson uniform a memorable one. The senior guard scored 25 points to lead the Lady Gryphons past Cherryville 56-36 at Cool Springs gymnasium Monday night.
The win allows TJCA to host Highland Tech in conference tournament play Wednesday.
TJCA started out hot from beyond the arc, knocking down three of their first four attempts from long range. Cherryville answered with a three to tie the game at 9 before Tevis hit a 3 and Gracie Hollifield converted a pair of foul shots to give TJCA a 14-9 at the end of the first quarter.
Tevis hit another 3 to open the second quarter and, by the time Alethia Griffin sank a reverse layup, TJCA led 23-14. Both teams then went cold from the field for the next four minutes of game action. But Tevis caught fire once again just before the half. The senior guard hit a 3 and four foul shots. As a result, the home team led 31-17 at the break.
"The other two games with Cherryville were close," said TJCA coach Roy Parton. "Rachael and Alyssa (Edwards) played great and we kept them at arm's length in the first half."
After Malarie Harris converted a layup early in the third, both squads started to get sloppy. Both sides turned the ball over with traveling violations on numerous trips up the floor. As a result, only 14 combined points were scored, with the Lady Gryphons winning the battle 9-5.
TJCA opened the final frame on a 7-0 run. Hollifield had five points, including a three-point play, while Tevis scored on a layup. Edwards then sealed the game with deep three. The final minutes belonged to the Lady Gryphons role players as Ali Parton and Emela Oyugi scratched the scorebook in the 56-36 win.


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Lynda of Ventura wants to watch television on her computer. Here's her situation:
We have one TV in our house and use satellite (DirecTV) to watch HD programming so have one box/connection. Rather than purchasing another TV and satellite box, is there a way to use my computer to watch DirecTV? I don't care about HD, I just want to occasionally watch a favorite program when my husband is watching his. Our desktop PC is 3 years old, so if I will need to replace it soon I thought I would rather purchase a PC than an additional TV. What do I look for in a PC and/or what other equipment/set up would I need?
I wrote to DirecTV to see if there was any option for their customers to view their satellite service on their computers. Here's the response I received:
Short term answer — not at the moment. But we are working on a number of products and services that will enable our customers to watch television wherever and whenever they wish. That being said, some of the networks currently do offer free programming on their websites. I know ABC for one has all their hit shows on their website.
So it looks like Lynda may just be a little bit ahead of the curve when it comes to DirecTV.
More networks are offering their shows online, and more people are watching them. In an October report, Nielsen Media Research found that 25 percent of Web users had streamed a full-length television show online in the three months before the report. That's how I watched "Lost" all last season.
Some networks offer a free version on their Web sites and there are also downloads through iTunes. There are new options, too, such at Hulu.com. The new site is getting a lot of press recently. Here's a review that ran in The Star:
For those people with mail subscription movie services, such as Netflix, you can also do downloads at home as part of your subscription.
There are some other alternatives. If you want to grab what's on now — as opposed to what was on yesterday, which is what most of the major broadcasters offer on their Web sites for free — you could try a little device that lets you pick up broadcast signals on your computer.
One I came across is the Pinnacle PCTV HD Pro Stick. It comes in versions for both PC and Mac. The sticks go in the USB port and basically act as a tuner for your computer. They pick up HD and standard broadcasts in analog and digital formats.
The Pro Stick runs about $100. There's an HD Stick that costs about $80. An Ultimate Stick and the Mac HD Stick cost about $130.
As for hardware requirements, Pinnacle suggests Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or Vista; 256MB to 1 GB of RAM; a sound/graphics controller with support for DirectX 9; 1 GB of space to install the software and 1 GB of free space on the hard drive. If you want to do any TV recording, it demands 20 GB.
Of course, a free USB 2.0 port is important.
Here's where the company has the exact specs:
If anyone's actually tried this thing, I'd like to get some feedback on how well it works.
There's also Plextor PX-HDTV500U Mini Digital HDTV Receiver.
CNET offers a review here:
Here's how the review, which was posted last May, begins:
Plextor's PX-HDTV500U Mini Digital HDTV Receiver may very well be the cheapest and easiest way to watch and record over-the-air HDTV on your PC. It's also the smallest external tuner we've seen, making it a good fit for laptops. In addition to the tiny tuner that's no bigger than a USB thumbdrive, the kit includes a small, flat HDTV antenna and a remote control. That's it — no power or AV cables to worry about. The only drawback is the second-rate software; though functional, it's awkward and unattractive. Just be sure to check the over-the-air (OTA) HDTV options in your area before plunking down for the $99 Plextor PX-HDTV500U Mini Digital HDTV Receiver.
I'm sure there are plenty of other antennas out there, but at least this gives you an idea if this is even the route you'd like to take.
As for what to look for in a computer that will be used for watching television, it helps to know what you want to watch. Also, not all requirements hinge on the computer. For example, a speedy broadband connection helps if you're watching video online.
Here's what YouTube recommends to watch its video clips:
Here are Adobe's recommendations if using the Flash player:
For HD video you'll want more power.
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Finally, if there are certain shows you want to watch from certain networks, check out their online offerings and you should be able to find the recommended specs there.
Hope that helps. As always, if anyone else has ideas or suggestions, please share them. And for those of you who may have questions, please e-mail them to me at email@example.com.
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My wife and I were excited to visit Black Thorn Pizza, since we have read all the reviews about how good the pizza is. So we make the 35 minute drive down (not a big deal). We park on the street and enter. We walk in the door, no greeter or person to seat you. So we walk through looking around and are amazed by how under maintained the inside is. So we walk up to the bartender (only person we found that we thought worked there) and he says seat yourself and then come tell me what you want. So we look for a seat. I was suprised that they didnt have much of a seating area, now I know why. The few tables they had were taken. So we find an open booth to sit in. The bench seat is broken and the coushon is ripped. So we sit down anyway, willing to give it a try. But with the smell of mildew in the air where we were sitting, that was the last straw. We weren't gonna wait 45 minutes for a pizza in this dump. I can see why people get their orders to go.
Best Pizza (Thick Crust) St. Louis 2009 - Black Thorn Pub
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Fans of the Black Thorn Pub know there are two rules to enjoying the Tower Grove South joint's incredible deep-dish pizza: 1) leave yourself plenty of time; and 2) listen very carefully. The first rule is pretty obvious. Deep-dish pizza takes time to cook; add in the crowds who throng this relatively small pub and you could be waiting an hour or more. Those crowds explain the second rule. When your pizza is ready, the staff announces it over an intercom. Your name can be hard to hear over the happy buzz of friends sharing a pitcher (or three) of beer, playing shuffleboard and singing along to the jukebox's excellent selection. It's all worth it, though. The crust is chewy and flavorful, the cheese and toppings plentiful and the sauce — the secret weapon — addictively spicy. Better add a third rule: Go hungry. Oh, and plan for leftovers. Even the smallest deep-dish pizza here is more than any normal human being can handle.
Now, I was really psyched to go to this place until I actually got there. It was a very boring Saturday night so my bf and I decided to go and try something new. Keeping to my resolution to get out of my comfort zone, we decided to try Black Thorn. When we got there, he felt less than welcomed. My bf is African American and some people, that did not work there, were staring at him like he had the ebola virus. Needless to say we did not get a chance to get a slice, but hey there's always tomorrow.


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It isn't just special needs aides that have been cut, and Winn's point was that the Central Office staff is growing, more and more high salary positions are being added, even as austerity is the norm in the schools.
Let's get into the trenches; let's see where the needs are. Are they in the Central Office, or are they in the classrooms?
Astounding. All I can figure is that Madison City signed the contract with Salmon before he presented his cut-and-paste insult to the City of Huntsville taxpayers, and now Dee Fowler is engaging in damage control -- not too convincing damage control, however, since tonight is when Salmon presents his results to the Board. Perhaps Fowler should have held onto the declaration, "We have the utmost confidence in his projections and his methodology" for another 24 hours, unless, of course, he was employing the royal "we."
Can someone explain this to me? How can you find a space that isn't available?
"If there is no space available, you don't have to give them," said Judy Rushton in the city system's pupil services. "Under No Child Left Behind, if they request, then we find a space for them."
The headline for this story in the printed Times, "System hustling to fill jobs," initially lifted my spirits. I thought, yes! at last! the HCS is re-hiring the numerous special education aides who were the first and most numerous recipients of Richardson's demolitions in the spring.
But no. It is Central Office personnel, not classroom aides, that come first.
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RACINE — There's a quest to collect more than 1,100 books in the Golden Books collection. They are some of the most popular books of all time. Golden Books were published in Racine until 2001.
"Nobody kept an archival collection. No one really thought about that. That is historically important to not only children's literature, but to this community," Racine Public Library librarian Darcy Mohr said.
The Racine Public Library attempted to collect every book. Piles grew, but soon dwindled.
"We got a lot of titles, and we came within 400 and then it just kind of fizzled out," Mohr said.
That's why Chris Terry stepped in to help. Terry and his wife donated nearly 400 books from their own shelves and they hit the streets looking for donations. Terry says the books were staples of his childhood.
"I was just a big book nerd — a big book worm when I was a kid. I loved reading," Terry said.
The library is now only missing about 60 titles to complete the collection. They are hopeful they'll have all of the books in the next few months.
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QAHIRA, Iraq, Feb. 20, 2008 Citizens in the northern Baghdad neighborhood of Qahira play a large role in securing their backyard through local checkpoints.
Army Lt. Col. Michael Pemrick, deputy commander of the 4th Infantry Division's 3rd Brigade Combat Team in Multinational Division Baghdad, said these "Sons of Iraq" forces are one of the key elements in the recent reduction of violence in the area.
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"I do feel that I am contributing to the neighborhood," Mohamad said through an interpreter. "I am doing my part to keep this place safe."
While the Sons of Iraq are an effective force, they ideally will be incorporated into and trained as official members of the Iraqi security forces, Pemrick said. "The idea is that these guys would eventually transition to become Iraqi policemen and work in the local communities where they are from to increase not only the manpower of the Iraqi police, but also their local presence and credibility, since it'll be local men that are actually policing the communities," he explained.
Because of the experience he gains as a Sons of Iraq member and his prior experience in the Iraqi army, Mohamad said, he hopes to be accepted into one of the Iraqi security forces.
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Many businesses aim to be a "one-stop shop" for customers' needs. But, it seems you don't associate that phrase with dining — unless you're the Tiger Lebanese Bakery, with dine-in capacity, a bakery, grocery store, catering service and wholesale distribution center featuring Lebanese and other Middle Eastern food.
The Tiger Lebanese Bakery was established in 1971 and still operates at the same 4215 Monroe St. location. In 1988, Abdul and Shadia Hammuda purchased the business. The 6710 W. Central Ave. location was opened in 1998.
Abdul Hammuda said the Tiger Lebanese Bakery originally opened as a grocery store and pita bread bakery to offer Middle East items that were not otherwise locally available, Until then, people had to drive to the Detroit area.
Over the years, the Tiger Lebanese Bakery added more prepared and specialized food and slowly, steadily started to add more dining area starting in 1990. Today, there are more than 40 items on its dine-in luncheon menu.
"Food is a great communicator between cultures," Hammuda said. "We have a warm, Middle Eastern décor, friendly people who can speak Arabic and Arabic music playing in the background.
"When you walk in, you get the feel for what grocery shopping is like in the Middle East."
On the menu, Hammuda said the hummus and fattoush tend to be the most popular items. However, he said more people should try and would like the fatayers — individual-size pies with six flavors from which to choose, including meat, vegetable, spinach, cheese and potato.
Hammuda said there is a lot of value on his luncheon menu. For $6.99, customers can choose any four side dishes or a sandwich and two sides, all "served warm, with plenty of food," he said.
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|Papers ( 1973-1986) of Stepan Kikta (1918- ) consist of programs, flyers, and miscellany on Ukrainian community activities in Cleveland, Ohio, as well as reports of the Ukrainian Museum-Archives, Inc., and the financial reports of the Self-Reliance Credit Union, Inc. (Cleveland).
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A philatelist and community activist, Stepan Kikta (or Oles Cherko) (1918- ) was born in Ukraine and graduated from the gymnasium in Jaroslav in 1936. From 1936-1939, he was a correspondent for Novyi Chas and Batkivshchyna, and later was assistant director of Union of Ukrainian Co-operatives. He came to the United States following World War II and has been active in numerous Ukrainian American organizations. He has also published extensively on philately, and owns a large collection of Ukrainian postage stamps. Kikta lives in Brooklyn, Ohio.
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HAMBURG, N.Y. - The Hilbert College women's softball team is preparing to make a run for the North Eastern Athletic Conference championship. The Hawks will open their season when they appear in the Snow Bird Softball Tournament in
Hilbert finished last season with a record of 8-20, establishing a new school record for wins in a season. The Hawks were ranked 19th in NCAA Division III team batting average (.343). Second-year head coach Bill Goc will depend on junior captains Katie Ahearn (Lancaster/Lancaster, NY) and Jessy Huntz (Pioneer/Arcade, NY) for leadership this season. Ahearn, a first baseman, hit .307 last season, while outfielder Huntz hit .351.
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Belarus Suspends License of Lender Controlled by Iran's Tejarat
Aug. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Belarus's financial regulator suspended the license of ZAO Trade Capital Bank, controlled by Iran's third-largest lender, Bank Tejarat, for one year.
"The decision was made as a result of Trade Capital Bank failing to comply with the requirement to fix its violations of Belarusian law as well as in order to protect interests of the bank's creditors," the central bank said today in an e-mailed statement. Trade Capital didn't return a call for comment.
The U.S. Treasury Department in January designated Trade Capital as providing financial services to the Export Development Bank of Iran amid sanctions against the Persian Gulf nation.
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Collette Wolfe (born April 4, 1980) is an American actress. She made her film debut with The Foot Fist Way in 2006, and later starred as Nell in Observe and Report (2009). In September 2009, Wolfe was cast as series regular Jill in the NBC situation comedy 100 Questions. She currently has a recurring role as Kirsten in the ABC series Cougar Town. In 2011, Wolfe signed up for NBC's pilot Lovelives, replacing Amanda Loncar's character, who was previously cast in the project.
Wolfe grew up in King George County, Virginia, where she graduated from King George High School. Later, she earned a degree at Virginia Tech. Wolfe is married to film director Jody Hill.
Wolfe co-starred in four produced (but never aired) episodes of the cancelled 2012 NBC comedy Next Caller alongside Dane Cook and Jeffrey Tambor.
Wolfe was a guest star on The Office in February 2013.
Wolfe is set to guest star in New Girl in September 2013 in the show's third season.