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I've always had a thing for older men. Whatever it was, unruly chest hair and crow lines did crazy things to me. I eventually dated an older man. He was 12 years my senior with chest hair, a stable job and his very own Manhattan apartment. After nearly four months together, we broke up. But our age difference wasn't to blame.
Sometimes people feel the need to come up to me and tell me how smart she is, as though that was ever in question. My daughter can recognize words on a 12th grade level so yes, she is smart -- but she can't tell when her shirt or pants are on backwards and that the tag almost always goes in the back.
The moment I put on my dream wedding dress, I cried tears of disappointment and frustration. It was exactly as I had pictured, with a corseted top that tied like a ballet slipper in the back, shiny white beads on the front, and a flowing, silky train. The dress wasn't the problem. It was how I looked in it. "You look beautiful," my mother said, thinking I was crying tears of joy. In that moment, I knew I still wasn't "better." I thought I had recovered, and I thought this meant I'd love the way I look. I hate that my eating disorder tainted this precious moment that I cannot have back. I use this hate to empower myself. Today, five years later, I think I'm "normal."
Yes, that's right: I wish sometimes that I was needier. In recent months, I've come to a very blunt awareness about just how independent I had become in my four years as a single person. Moreover, I can reflect today and acknowledge just how much society places value on that independence. Is our system flawed.
The good news with all of these steps is you can start right away. The exercises in step 3 are gentle, similar to a meditative breathing (they require a great deal of concentration!) Give your body the time and proper tools it needs to recover. Connecting with your muscles will give you the strength and confidence to get back to your favourite activities, whatever they may be!
Dear Old-Hot Stuff, I am writing you this letter to remind you of a few things that you may forget along the way. I know that experience and age-weight may provide you with the assumption that you know it all and you don't need advice from your 35-year-old self. But memory-loss aside, you may have gotten a little too fixed in your ways to remember a life, well let's just say, a little less-lived.
I threw away the only man who ever loved me, who I was in love with. I realize that this statement must elicit a bunch of questions. Ten years later, I still can't process, make sense of, or come to peace with this loss. I am alone and lonely, so much that it is slowly but surely eating me alive, day in and day out, from the inside out.
It can be really easy to live with a secret. Three and a half years ago I was living in Toronto's East end, long time boyfriend and cat at home. It wasn't long before I met someone who did more than wolf-whistle out a car window. One night a few of us went out dancing. Mid-twist he kissed me and all my senses were on fire. But innocent walks turned into conversations tinged with sexual innuendo. Alleyway makeout sessions, then sex -- anywhere we could. I found myself turning into this seemingly new person. People who have never cheated ask how you can do it mentally, emotionally. It's different for everyone. But what they don't understand is that it gets to the point where recklessness overpowers all logic and all sense of "right."
When I finally got married at 37, I was worried that I wouldn't be able to get pregnant. But it happened in a flash on our honeymoon and we had a son. I was one of my only friends who openly wanted a second child. So began the trying; a summer of love. Which then turned into a fall of resentment. Now my sister and I are in the waiting cubicle of an IVF suite in downtown Toronto.
I had tried yoga, Buddhism, Kabbalah. But I had always fallen short, still searching, still not whole. Trying so many new things, while still having so much sex, but changing nothing in that arena except maybe the guy or the country, led me to reevaluate. Maybe tantra wasn't crazy. Maybe it was actually what had been missing...
I've had only two sexual partners in my life and being diagnosed with abnormal cervical cells doesn't feel like the best way to be repaid. Women are constantly being shamed about their bodies and how they use them and to think even a lack of proper usage can result in the same shame and disconcerted feelings about female sexuality.
After living with someone who never let go of the opportunity to insult or debase me, honestly I had started finding it hard to laugh or grin for that matter. My so called "better half" questioned my existence throughout my marriage and so along the way I started questioning myself. After the separation, as the days turned to nights, I felt a change in myself.


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Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK is a group for all UK residents who consider Gulmi to be their birth and ancestral place. Members of the Samaj range from businessmen, students, Gurkha Veterans to many other professions. Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK was established on the 4th of August 2007 in United Kingdom. GulmiJilla Samaj UK have Around 700 members of which almost 200 families are lifelong members. Due to the busy life of living in the UK, Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK has not yet been able to expand to reach every Gulmeli family living in the UK, however, participation in our Gulmi Samaj events and more than welcome and encouraged.
The number of nepali UK residents that consider themselves to be from Gulmi really is something to be proud of. Gulmelis are not only situated in London but also reside in many other towns and cities throughout the country. One of the main ideas behind Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK is to increase the naturally existing camaraderie between Gulmelis so we are there for each other in strong numbers in times of need and necessity.
Once a year, the Samaj organizes events where all UK based Gulmelis get together and experience the culture and tradition of Gulmi as well as getting to meet each other and getting to know each other. The main aim of Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK is to encourage our UK residence Gulmeli to participate more in aide events and programmes from which we can help towards medical, educational and social efforts of Gulmi. With this ethos, Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK has been helping Gulmi in various ways from the start.
Gatibidhi – (Activities),
Within a short time of being established, Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK has been undertaking many social and community projects. Due to its hilly nature, not every part of Gulmi has sufficient access via modes of transport. One other major problem is lack of medical facilities in the villages of Gulmi. Bearing this in mind, it was decided in the Samaj's second general meeting that an ambulance service is to be established in Gulmi. With financial help from the donations by all the members of Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK, an ambulance was placed in Hasara of Jwang gaun bikaash samiti. The success of this project led to another ambulance being placed in Gulmi but this time in the western Gulmi region of Dhurkot. The second ambulance project also show success with help yet again from donors of the Samaj where an ambulance was given to the Nepal Red-cross Society in Dhurkot branch in early 2011. Both ambulances are providing help to their upmost transporting the sick and ill of Gulmi to medical facilities.
Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK has also been providing help to the education sector of Gulmi. It has been doing its best to help maintain and support schools in respective areas of Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK members if desire is shown. Help and support of the Samaj and its members have reached primary, middle and highschools as well as campuses in places such as Shantipur, Hasara, Aslewa, Hastichowr, Ammarpur and Jaisithok. Recently, over four hundred thousand rupees was raised in order to create positions of 'masters' in Resunga Multiple Campus in Tamghas the capital of Gulmi district.
In recent years, the Samaj has also started a scheme where the top male and female SLC students of the government schools within the district would receive a prize sum of ten thousand rupees.
Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK has been providing great help towards the disabled of Gulmi by conducting humanitarian projects through private organisations such as Aasha Disability Centre. The Samaj has been helping and supporting the disability centre since the Samaj's establishment In 2011, a charity event was organised in London in celebration of International Day of Persons with Disabilities where a sum of seventeen lakh rupees was raised for Aasha Disability Centre. With help of this great donation by Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK, an ambulance has now been bought for the disability centre and slowly but steadily accommodation and medicinal facilities are also being developed for the centre. Gulmi Jilla samaj has recently provided financial support for five disables persons who are all members of one family. Keeping to their aim of holding one charity event a year, Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK last year raised a significant amount of money and presented it to Aasha Disability Centre Again.
Beside the social support the Samaj has given and shown, members of the Samaj have also been establishing mandirs, drinking water facilities, roads for transport and medical centres in their respective villages. Gulmi Samaj UK has also been giving its best moral and financial support to those members living in the UK for their medical needs and have shown support in times of grievance by helping towards funeral costs for those who have sadly passed away.
Collaborating with other Samajes, Gullmi Jills Samaj UK has been playing big parts in social events and functions across the UK.
Whatever the Gulmi Jilla Samaj has managed to do and achieve could not have been done without the help and support of all of its members. The Samaj has not sought help from public or private bodies of the UK. It has shown that if we put our minds to it, every little help can make a huge difference to the wellbeing and development of Gulmi and Nepal.
In order to preserve our culture, Gullmi JIlla Samaj UK has brought the first set of naumati bajas to the UK. Introduced to the UK in 2009, the naumati bajas have not only been popular amongst the Nepalese in the UK, but also with other communities. The Naumati Baja and its demonstrations have become quite the attractions in events organised by the Embassy of Nepal such as the Nepali Mela and also in events organised by other groups and organisations. Because it is hard to find artists who are learned in the art of the naumati baja, it was a very hard concept to get established in the UK. However, with the first naumati baja committee, it was made possible. Gulmi Jilla Samaj UK provides the naumati baja team at a very reasonable cost for all those who wish to follow the traditional wedding idea of having the naumati baja at their wedding.

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Order carpet samples some time. When you get them, I promise the one you think would never match your car, is the one.
Especially these greys and shale and neutral they have. They're very deceiving.
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TSS - I suggest going to a local automotive paint store that carries SEM interior dyes. That's what I'm going to do when I re-dye my seats. The color of the lid on the can should be a match to your interiors. I have to agree that Lt neutral is close to my interiors too - more of a light mocha tan.
Ok so I received my can of SEM Classic Coat today in the mail and immediately went out and tested it on my seats. Amazing! That's all I can say. It blended right in with my seat color (BTW the seat color for a Pewter Seville interior is Medium Dark Pewter from SEM). The difference is night and day! My seats look 10x better than before, and saved me a good $300 from buying a new seat bottom cushion. Next up is conditioning the seats, and then it will be like a brand new interior.
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Sweet, I really want to 2 tone my seats to match the 2 tone interior panels
91 Brougham d'Elegance 350
95 Fleetwood Brougham
01 Custom Deville DTS
2011 CTS4 Luxury
National and regional Cadillac & LaSalle Club
Proud Volunteer - Northstar Tuning Project
Guinness World Records - Largest Cadillac Parade
Hey ryannel2003 ,
How do you "recondition" the seats? I am doing the SEM combo on my ebony seats tomorrow, and I would be interested in making my seats feel better. Has anyone doe this before on ebouny(black) seats? When you look at the color chart on the SEM website there is only one black. So I guess there is no other option to choose for black or ebony seats. But if anybody has any suggestions from doing an ebony interior vehicle, please let me know.
The dealer fixed a cigarette burn in the back seat, and although you cannot tell it was there by looking at it, it is very very rough about 8 inches by 8 inches all around where it was. I can't even wipe leather cleaner/protector on that part of the sea because the microfiber towel,or any towel sticks to the rough seat so bad I have to peel it off. Anybody got any ideas on fixing that one? Bet you the guy didn't use a flexible coating like the SEM we are all talking about. Think I could carefully take some 4000 grit to it very lightly and then hit it with the SEM paint? Only thing I could think of, but don't know if I would try without someone elses advice.
Everyone look out for my step by step guide to taking front bumper off write up this weekend or on Monday. I will be installing high beam and fog HID's this weekend since I liked the low beams so much. There is some confusing information on this subject on this forum, so I am going to provide a step by step like there is in the CTS forum. ---___With Pictures___---
Next step 2009 bumper on 2005, fix foggy headlams, rocker panel and pillar install, and modify STS stock 6 disc to accept aftermarket nav where 6 disc is now while keepind Radio/DIC for settings!!!
I haven't done it to my seats yet, but i've heard nothing but good things about Leatherique.
Buy the Rejuvinator Oil and Pristine Clean and it should soften your leather like brand new. Never heard one negative comment about the duo.
Add me to the list wholeheartedly endorsing SEM Classic Coat. I did my '91 DeVille first to make sure I did it right before doing the Seville. For a nearly 19 year-old-car with 257,000 miles on it, the DeVille's leather wasn't in terrible shape, but it definitely had some wear:
The color is a bit lighter, but since I did all of the seats, it won't matter. And they look a lot better.
The Seville's seats weren't nearly as needy, but the left bolster on the bottom of the driver's seat definitely had some wear:
Easy to do, inexpensive, and I'm very happy with the results.
^^^ NICE!!!! Hey, can you tell me the color used for the 01 Seville? That is exactly my color.
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I'm always skeptical about cheaper sports bras. Oh boy these bras change my views about buying cheaper items. I kid you not, these are way way way better than high dollar sports bras out there. OH DID I SAY THESE ARE WAY BETTER THAN EXPENSIVE HIGH DOLLAR SPORT BRAS OUT THERE?
Alrighty let me start by saying I love, love, love this bra. It fits well and is comfortable--most of the time. First off some times when I moved a certain way the underwire will dig into my armpits. Sometimes I don't even move, I'm sitting still and it does it. It hurts and I immediately have to adjust the bra. I'm not sure if this underwire issue has to do with the fact that the cups are slightly loose or not. But I'm surprised that the cups are loose, because I typically wear a C cup, occasionally the C will seem to big, and I need a B, but that's mostly dependent on the cut. This bra seemed like it would be fine, but it's loose and that's a bit annoying. But other than that the fit is great. Another small flaw is that I've experienced an uncomfortable rubbing where the bra hooks. I'm not sure if it's because the band somehow gets twisted a little and the clasps rub or what it is but I've only felt it a few times. Other than those few things I'd definitely recommend this bra to all.
I bought this bra a couple of years ago at Walmart and I love it. Other sports bras are so uncomfortable, tight, and you get the uniboob, but this bra is wonderful. Sadly enough, I'm sitting here in my expensive but pretty Victoria's Secret bra and I'm as uncomfortable as can be - the straps are uncomfortable, the back keeps riding up, and I have some cup overflow and it shows - the whole fit is just uncomfortable. As I get older I'm tired of buying $60 bras that are uncomfortable. I've been wearing my $12 sports bra out on weekends and I'm thinking of wearing them regularly. When I wear this sports bra I'm not fidgeting with the straps all day, I'm comfortable and the sizing is perfect - keeps them in, no overflow, or bra edges showing outside of clothes, and my breasts look great (not smooshed flat, not pointy, just right). I really feel like it has great support. I'm a 36C and this is the best bra I've ever bought! Walmart only has this style in white and black but some of the other styles, which I haven't tried, are in other colors.
I am 43yo, 5'10", 165lbs and wear a size 34D bra... I have a narrow torso and am small around the back... I was shopping for a sports bra that would give support, shape and comfort. I practice yoga, walk, and do circuit training... This bra gives such excellent shaping that I wear it everyday, not just for exercise... I do not care for over-the-head or racer backs bras so the traditional style bra is just right... I purchased the 36D cup and the fit is perfect when hooked on the 3rd loops and straps adjusted. At $12, this is a steal! I refuse to pay $30+ for undergarments the world will never see! NOTE: This bra comes with or without the underwire. I prefer the underwire model since I have 4 kids and need the extra lift... I do not participate in high impact sports so I cannot say if this bra would be appropriate for running, etc... I have since purchased 2 more in black and 2 in white... Hope this review is helpful! :)
I have had this sports bra for almost a year now and alternate between two every day. They are not just a sports bra. They have enough support to be able to use as my everyday bra. I have always worn Playtex Secrets before and paid big money for them and then I stumbled across this little gem! I cannot believe how comfortable and lightweight it is and how there is no "side bulge"! I would recommend this bra to anyone for everyday support and comfort. It is not just for skinny minny gals either. My size is a 36D . They also wash great too as mine have had a thorough workout alternating between 2 for the past year, so they have been washed a lot of times!! I recently went to my local Walmart and couldn't find the underwire in my size and was freaking out thinking they were discontinued, but found them on the Walmart website - thank goodness!! Try this bra - you will not be disappointed!!!
I picked this up because I work at an animal shelter and I do a lot of intense cleaning and handling of big dogs all day. This is the first bra I've ever owned that I have not had to adjust throughout the day or worry about spilling out of top of it while bending over. And the underwire and slight pushup means I get to wear a sports bra but still get to look like I've got a rack. I am so eternally grateful to finally find a bra that offers support (I wear a D cup) and doesn't just mash the ladies down flat all day.
The fabric also wicks moisture away better than many bras I've tried, although it's not miraculous in that area. When it gets real hot, I still feel a little sweaty. But nowhere near like what you get with a normal bra.
+All day comfort
+Keeps the girls in place
+Offers you shape along with support!!!
+Under $12- seriously, I might go back and buy 10 more.
I got this based on reviews, though not too many people actually worked out in them. So, if you are just wearing it as a gardening or working around the house kind of a bra, you are fine. I really wanted something for high impact. I am a D cup and currently doing workouts that require running and jumping. Finding something that could really support the girls and hold them in place has been excruciating. I put this on when it came and it fits more like a push bra. The cups did not give full coverage but the bra, itself, fit. There is NO WAY I could have done my work out. They bounced around like I was wearing a regular bra. I went ahead and layered another sports bra over and between the 2 it worked. So for now, I will go ahead and do that or maybe just use it for my walks and working around the house but this is not for anyone doing high impact workouts.
I admit it. I'm a personal trainer and I'm exposed to all levels of athletic apparel. However, I loooove this sports bra! It's supportive for high-impact activities (I run/sprint daily) and weight train. It's slightly padded which I like because I'm not large breasted and don't like the "smooshing" effect of most sports bras. Due to the cups' lining, you also have the reassurance of "no headlights" (which I don't like because I weight train with a lot of men). All-in-all, I would pay four times the price for these bras! They wash and dry in the dryer without shrinking and I have some that are years old and still going! I HIGHLY recommend this bra if you're looking for quality, good price, a little more "umph" under your tank top/t-shirt, and modesty/good looks thrown in.
I am a 36D and had given up on finding a sports bra that fit without causing pain or discomfort in my upper back or shoulders. After stumbling across this bra I was skeptical, but much to my surprise it fits, lifts and supports like I never knew a sports bra could. I had no idea it was possible for a bra to fit so well and support the girls so well without mashing them against my chest. Not only can I do higher impact workouts now but I can wear this sports bra without sacrificing my feminine body shape. It's kind of nice to be able to wear it out under a t-shirt and not look flat chested like other sports bras would do. My only complaint is an imperfection in one of the seams, but it isn't anything big enough to affect the way the bra fits. I would recommend this bra to any bustier gal needing a supportive sports bra.
I don't know why this is called a push-up bra, because it doesn't act like that. It does have molded ups thick enough for no perky pokey visible through my shirts on a cold day, and the regular straps (straight from front to back - no keyhole or racer back) and band are constructed to support comfortably all day. And all night, as I found out recently, when I had to wear a bra 24/7 for almost two weeks after a surgical procedure.
While the cup size is true for me, I found that the band size is most comfortable at a size smaller than my regular bra size (so, I bought the 38 instead of my usual 40).
I could find only one bra in my size in the store when I first bought it a year ago, and had no luck finding it in store or online since then, so I wore the one bra extensively throughout the year, including on lots of hot, sweaty walks. And then wore it 24/7 for two weeks. Laundered and worn many, many times, it still looks as good as new.
When I found them online last week, I immediately ordered a couple, and will probably order another couple to stash away. in my over 40 years of wearing a bra (that long? really??!! I can't be that old!), this is the most comfortable bra I've ever worn. Period.
You wouldn't believe how much I spent on sports bras before I discovered this little gem. I work out intensely 6-7 days per week--running, Zumba, hiking mountain trails--and I needed a sports bra that could take it. I couldn't figure out why it was so hard to find a bra with my requirements: lots of support, flattering construction, NO uni-boob (Who can stand that? And why?), and back-close, as I hate struggling with pulling a bra over my head. (Whose bright idea was that? Someone who used to design straight jackets is my guess.) I bought sports bras from a pricey lingerie shop and from several sportswear companies. None were quite what I wanted.
When I saw these Danskin bras at Walmart.com, I thought they'd be poorly made, but another reviewer said they were good quality, so I bought one. It's PERFECT--exactly what I was looking for on every count, and at an insanely low price. I've worn it for about two months and have thrown my other sports bras away. I do hand wash all my bras, as they last much longer and hold their shape that way. Tossing bras in the dryer makes boobs look like they were tossed in the dryer!
I am buying several more of these bras. I highly recommend them! Now I just have to hope Danskin doesn't discontinue this style!
I was looking for a bra that had support, a little padding and would keep me contained. This is one of the best I have ever purchased. I know it is a sports bra which I usually avoid because it tends to flatten but this does not. Excellent product for everyday wear, and for running. I think the only thing that could improve this is if it were available in DD as well as the normal cup sizes.
I was excited to receive this bra after reading the reviews. I work out almost daily and was looking for something to give me little "omph" in the chest area (I am small chested/ 36A). I also liked the idea of having a foam lining for more modesty. This didn't fit right AT ALL. The bottom half of the cups were fine. At the top the foam stops and there is mesh and unless you have a very full breast it just falls in. It did not give me any push up, in fact the top half of the bra was pretty much empty. It might work for someone with a larger chest, but not for me.
Have major problems finding this product that actually fits without spilling over or being flattened. This product does not do either. These are fantastic. I would recommend these to anyone for everyday wear.
I was a little skeptical about purchasing an underwire sports bra. I couldn't imagine how that could be comfortable. How wrong I was! I wear these as every day bras, because they give excellent support, and allow me to keep up with my two year old without worrying about too much bounce. The underwire is super comfortable, and does not ride too high under the arm pit. They give you a smooth look under t-shirts (READ: NO UNIBOOB!), and they don't ride up in the back. There is nothing worse than a bra you constantly have to adjust. This could, quite possibly, be the world's best bra!
I bought 1 of these bras in the store, and loved it so well that I went back to buy more of them, but they were sold out of my size. I was able to order more online. This bra is so comfortable all day long. It stays in place and I do not have to continually adjust it. I hope that DanSkin continues this style forever. Best bra I have ever worn!!!
I wear a 36DD and unfortunately they do not make that size in this bra. But, with all the good reviews and great price I had to try it. I tried a 38D in store and that fit fine (on the tightest closure). I agree with others that this bra gives nice shape and support without smashing the boobs into one big lump (aka: uni-boob) - major plus! But, this bra does not provide the support needed for my larger chest for high impact (kickboxing, bootcamp, etc). However, this is the perfect bra for lower impact activity (walking, yoga, dance, etc) for a larger chest. So, I will use this for my low-impact workouts, but it does not work for the high impact workouts.
Addition of mesh material to the cup prevents "cup cakes". Works great as an every day bra.
I'm slowly losing weight, and I keep on buying smaller sizes of this same bra as needed--because it is such a great value for what it is. It fits well and keeps you nice and tucked in when you jump in aerobics classes. It wicks perspiration off you, so you stay comfortable and dry. Even with the shipping charges added in, it costs less than a dinner entree where I live in California--it's just sensational for the price. Thank you Walmart, this is exactly what we expect of you.
I cut 2 acres of grass with my husband every wkend and I need something to 'hold it together' over the ruts/bumpy parts! I've been wearing a stretchy sport/tank bra which wasn't really a good idea, esp since I wear a 38D. so, after googling/reading about sports bras I ordered this bra in black and for 12.00 wasn't expecting much, just wanted something decent to cut grass in. well the very minute I put it on I could tell it was what I was looking for. I cannot believe the quality of this bra. I am almost 54 yrs old and gravity has a death grip on me. I've not been called 'perky' in 20 yrs UNTIL I put on this bra!! wow, I put my tank top on and almost fell over- everything is where it is SUPPOSED to be. i was almost giddy and couldn't wait to cut grass!! it held me in with a minimum amt of bounce as i thought it would and after cutting/yard work all day, it never budged. wow!! I ordered my regular size and it fits perfectly. i always wear underwire bras. this is SO comfortable. it does make me look a size bigger but that's not really a bad thing. I know it is a sports bra but I dunno why I couldn't wear it every day?? when i get cold i have a 'headlight issue' which i hate, so i wear bras that take care of that.. but this does too. if it looked that good under a tank top why couldn't i wear it every day?? i want more of these... i'm gonna order more!!!!!!!!!! best thing i ever bought at Walmart and for what it does- the price is unbelievable.


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Mr. Weiler co-founded KrolLDiscovery in 2005. Since its inception, KrolLDiscovery has emerged as one of the top eDiscovery vendors in the United States. KrolLDiscovery has been recognized by Socha-Gelbman, INC 5000, Deloitte 500, and has repeatedly earned kCura's Orange-level Relativity Best in Service designation. Mr. Weiler also received Ernst & Young's Washington, DC entrepreneur of the year award in 2014.
Prior to co-founding KrolLDiscovery, Mr. Weiler co-founded and built On-Site Sourcing into a $40 million litigation support and electronic discovery services company, named in a survey of the American Lawyer top 100 law firms as one of the top five imaging and coding services companies and one of the ten best electronic discovery firms in the United States.
Mr. Weiler graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1985 and served in the United States Navy as a surface warfare officer and as a Navy Senate Liaison Officer in Washington, D.C. from 1985 until September 1991. He also worked for Pitney Bowes Management Services as a manager from September 1991 through December 1992.
As a former 1st team Washington Post All Met Receiver, MVP of Navy's 1984 football team, and the father to three college athletes, Mr. Weiler has devoted the majority of his free time over the past fifteen years to coaching young men in youth basketball and high school football. Since 1997, Mr. Weiler has been the head or assistant coach to AAU, county and CYO basketball teams, and two high school football teams in Northern Virginia.
Joining the Lake Braddock Secondary School Staff in 2004 as the offensive coordinator, Mr. Weiler helped engineer the greatest turnaround in Virginia, Maryland and DC history from 2004 to 2005, win five district championships, two straight Northern Region titles, and a trip to the Virginia state final in 2009. Mr. Weiler also personally donated $200k for the building of two field turf fields at the school.
Douglas S. Strahan
Chief Financial Officer
Prior to joining KrolLDiscovery, Mr. Strahan was CEO for Aptela, an internet telephony SaaS provider. During his tenure as CEO Mr. Strahan quickly improved the operating and financial performance of the company and successfully negotiated a sale of the business. Prior to becoming CEO for Aptela, Mr. Strahan was CFO and a key contributor in securing $13 million in venture capital and bank financing to scale the business.
Prior to joining Aptela, Mr. Strahan was CFO for INPUT, an information services & software company, where he grew the business from $2 to $23 million in five years. He was also CFO for two early stage businesses: Advocates On Call and BIA Financial Network. Prior to BIA, he was Director of Finance for a $650 million division of Blockbuster Entertainment and Controller for Bardon, Inc., a $100 million manufacturing and distribution operation. Mr. Strahan started his career at General Electric, where he graduated with honors from the company's world class financial management training program.
Mr. Strahan holds a post-MBA Certificate in Accounting and a MBA in International Business from George Washington University, Washington, D.C. and a B.S. in Finance and Marketing from Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y.
Dennis Hall III
Executive Vice President, Sales
The former founder and CEO of Credence, now an KrolLDiscovery Company, Mr. Hall achieved a long and successful career establishing a proven track record of accelerating sales, strengthening existing client relationships, developing new markets and building a foundation for a company's long-term growth.
Mr. Hall oversees KrolLDiscovery's sales organization and is responsible for recruiting and coaching the sales team to support the growth of KrolLDiscovery. Mr. Hall is accountable for the creation and implementation of the company's business development vision, and his team works with clients to develop best practices and cost saving strategies in matters involving Information Governance and eDiscovery.
Prior to founding Credence, Mr. Hall was General Manager for Corporate Services at Esquire Litigation Services. He holds a B.S. in Business, Telecommunications and Psychology from Christian Brothers University.
Danny Zambito
Executive Vice President, Legal Technology Operations & Client Services
eDiscovery Consulting
eDiscovery Processing
Mr. Zambito joined KrolLDiscovery in August of 2008 as Director of Project Management. In that role, Mr. Zambito was tasked with the growth and development of the project management group and providing consultative support to a variety of corporate and legal customers. In 2011, Mr. Zambito was promoted to his current role of Vice President of Sales. In this role, he continues to provide consultative support to clients, but is responsible for KrolLDiscovery's sales with AMLaw100 law firms and Fortune 500 corporations.
Prior to joining KrolLDiscovery, Mr. Zambito was with ONSITE3 from 2002 – 2008 where he filled several roles, most recently as the Director of Client Services. As Director of Client Services, he assumed overall responsibility for the day-to-day operations of the project management group. Mr. Zambito also provided horizontal support to project managers/production staff in addition to vertical support on several key engagements; including a national program for a federal law enforcement agency.
Over the past decade, Mr. Zambito has supported a broad variety of matters, including DOJ second requests, anti-trust, criminal, SEC, FTC, and private matters.
Taffi Schurz
Vice President, Training
Training Services
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Ms. Schurz has ten years experience providing eDiscovery Solutions to public and private companies both domestically and internationally. She joined KrolLDiscovery in February of 2008 as the Director of Web Hosting. In that role, Ms. Schurz managed KrolLDiscovery's Chicago-based web services team while spearheading KrolLDiscovery's training and instructional design. She continues to review workflows; create, maintain, and preserve document review databases; help clients meet demanding production requests; and consult with clients on litigation review processes. In 2011, Ms. Schurz was promoted to her current role of Vice President, and has worked with the Quality Assurance, Business Solutions, and Training teams. She shares her clients' commitment to exceptional work product and creative solutions. Ms. Schurz is Six Sigma certified, Project Management Professional, Relativity Certified Administrator, Relativity Certified Sales Professional, Relativity Review Specialist, Certified in the Governance of Enterprise IT, and a Certified Training consultant.
Before joining KrolLDiscovery, Ms. Schurz was the Director of Forensics and a Communications instructor at Clemson University, where she also lead workshops for the Office of Teaching Effectiveness and Innovation. Prior to her time at Clemson, she worked at the Center for Media Design at Ball State University to implement the Student Technology Incubator Program while teaching courses in Communication studies. She received a Masters degree in Organizational and Professional Development from Ball State University.
Anthony J. DeJohn
Vice President, Advanced Technologies
Analytics & Technology-Assisted Review
Early Case Assessment
Managed Document Review
Mr. DeJohn joined KrolLDiscovery as a Director in 2011 to launch and oversee the Managed Review division. In that role, he was tasked with the management and development of the division, while also providing project management and discovery consulting for KrolLDiscovery's premier clients. In 2013, Mr. DeJohn formed the Analytics division, a technology-driven branch of KrolLDiscovery's renowned hosting department. In 2014, Mr. DeJohn took on the role of Vice President of KrolLDiscovery's advanced technologies. Mr. DeJohn now focuses on the development of advanced analytic methodologies for eDiscovery and Intellectual Property applications. He also provides planning and consultation for KrolLDiscovery clients considering Analytics/TAR applications, and oversees all predictive coding projects.
Prior to joining KrolLDiscovery, Mr. DeJohn spent four years as a Director and VP at LawScribe, a Los Angeles-based LPO (acquired by UnitedLex) that provided eDiscovery and IP solutions for law firms and corporations worldwide. While at LawScribe, Mr. DeJohn was responsible for all project management, and played a major role in business development and company growth.
Mr. DeJohn holds a J.D. from DePaul University in Chicago and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Missouri. He is licensed to practice in both California and Washington D.C., and is a registered attorney with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Mr. DeJohn received his Relativity Certified Administrator ("RCA") certification from kCura in 2012, his Relativity Analytics certifications in 2013, and his Relativity Expert status in 2014. Mr. DeJohn is also a certified Equivio Technical STAR.
Ferdinand Cami
Vice President, Hosting Services
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As Director of Hosted Services at KrolLDiscovery, Mr. Cami develops review workflows; creates, maintains, and preserves document review databases; and meets demanding production requests, while also managing the Chicago-based web services team. Mr. Cami has extensive knowledge of most online review platforms, kCura's Relativity database schema, Concordance, iConectNXT/Xera, Equivio Zoom and a variety of other areas. Prior to joining KrolLDiscovery, Mr. Cami was a Senior Database Administrator and Data Analyst at ONSITE3.
Mr. Cami received his Relativity Certified Administrator ("RCA") certification in 2010 and Advanced SQL Certificate from DePaul University in 2009. Trained as a digital forensic analyst as well as a database administrator, Mr. Cami received his AccessData Certified ("ACE") certification in 2008, and his EnCase Certified Examiner ("EnCE") certification in 2010. He regularly participates in an assortment of training programs to update and maintain his legal technology skills.
Krystina Jones
Senior Vice President, Global Corporate Account Sales
Ms. Jones joined KrolLDiscovery in 2006 as a Senior Account Executive. In that role, she was responsible for generating new business from AMLAW100 law firms and Fortune 500 corporations. During her tenure with KrolLDiscovery, Ms. Jones has consistently created opportunities, developed new clients and increased the company's client base by delivering tailored solutions and service excellence to clients. She is a top producing sales representative, focusing specifically on corporate accounts.
In 2014, she was promoted to her current role of Vice President of Marketing and Corporate Sales. In this new and expanded role, she continues to manage her accounts and prospect new ones but is now also responsible for all marketing, advertising and branding activities related to KrolLDiscovery and their sister companies, AlphaLit, Flash Data Solutions, RenewData, Turnstone Solutions, Credence and CopySecure.
Ms. Jones holds a Marketing Management degree from the Pamplin School of Business at Virginia Tech. She is also a Relativity Certified Sales Professional.
Aaron Gardner
Vice President, Enterprise Solutions
Mr. Gardner leads the company's technology and consulting efforts in the information governance, compliance, litigation readiness, and records management domains.
Mr. Gardner's experience in the litigation support, eDiscovery and technology fields includes positions with some of America's most recognizable law firms, including Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP, Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP, and most recently Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP. His career at Paul, Weiss spanned nearly a decade, beginning as an analyst and ultimately managing the Discovery Services group. As the Chief Operating Officer of Turnstone Solutions, an eDiscovery services company, Mr. Gardner built a lean startup into a respected regional player serving Fortune 10 banking and AmLaw 100 law firms.
Mr. Gardner holds an M.A. in International Political Economy and Development and a B.A. in English Literature. He is also a Relativity Certified Administrator ("RCA"). He is a frequent speaker on Information Governance and eDiscovery and has collaborated on a number of eDiscovery articles for trade publications.


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Voiced by: Patton OswaltRemy is the protagonist; he is a teal, average-sized rat who dreams of being a chef.
- Be Yourself: What he ultimately learns by the end of the movie:I'm sick of pretending. I pretend to be a rat for my father, I pretend to be a human for Linguini. I pretend you exist so I have someone to talk to! You only tell me stuff I already know! I know who I am! Why do I need you to tell me? Why do I need to pretend?
- Blessed with Suck: What good is being a great chef with refined tastes if A) your Extreme Omnivore family thinks you're just being unnecessarily picky and B) you're more likely to be slaughtered than be allowed into a proper kitchen?
- Bratty Half-Pint: He's a rat and can be extremely sneaky. He learns to grow out of it.
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: He's an awesome, talented, efficient Supreme Chef. Oh, and he's a rat.
- Deadpan Snarker: Makes quips from his family to Linguini.
- Escape Convenient Boat: Tried twice; only works the second time when he escaping from Skinner.
- Expressive Ears: With his ears, you can tell if he's sad, disappointed, or happy.
- Fat and Skinny: With Émile. He's the Skinny.
- Friend Versus Lover: When Linguini starts dating Collete, he becomes jealous and feels left out.
- Head Pet: Not really a pet, but he is Linguini's Non-Human Sidekick and is kept under his hat for the most of the film.
- Jerkass: As far as Remy is concerned, not everyone can cook, or indeed SHOULD cook. Take a wild guess which caustic critic his food appeals to...
- Missing Mom: She was apparently written out of the movie.
- My God, What Have I Done?: After he and Linguini come to blows midway through the movie and he gets temporarily sidelined Remi brings his clan to the restaurants kitchen to raid the food stores. Halfway through Linguini, who's temper has cooled down by this point, comes in to try and apologize for losing his temper which quickly causes Remi to deeply regret letting his anger get the better of him, doubly so when Linguini sees the other rats and breaks off their partnership for good.
- Non-Human Sidekick: Though the "Sidekick" part may be debatable.
- The Nose Knows: Useful for both cooking and sniffing out poison.
- Ridiculously Cute Critter: The first time anyone will want to hug a rat.
- Sibling Yin-Yang: With Émile. Remy wants to do his own thing, but Emile follows what their dad wants them to do.
- Silent Snarker: When hes around the humans and cant talk.
- The Speechless: When hes around the humans. Around the rats, however, he can talk, and hes got a lot to say.
- Supreme Chef: He's a great cook and longs to go pro.
- Technician vs. Performer: The performer to Colette's technician.
- Took a Level in Kindness: As part of his Character Development - Remy starts out as a bit of a selfish jerk, but he matures thanks to finally being able to fulfil his ambition and his friendship with Linguini.
- "Well Done, Son!" Guy: Rémy, who is never quite understood by his father, but despite this, wants to be appreciated by him.
- What Measure Is a Non-Cute?: Lampshaded. Rémy's major struggle is the fact that humans think rats are gross; the movie shows them as just mischievous and self-interested at worst.
- What the Hell, Hero?: Linguini calls Rѐmy out for stealing food from the kitchen.
Alfredo Linguini
Voiced by: Lou RomanoAlfredo Linguini is the deuteragonist and a horrible cook.
- Acquired Situational Narcissism: Downplayed. Linguini starts to enjoy the life of being a famous chef, but it doesn't go to head so much that he starts taking Remi for granted.
- Adorkable: Clumsy mannerisms? Check. Distracted by Colette? Check. Master of Buffy Speak? You bet.
- Amazon Chaser: When Colette's been assigned the task to teach Linguini, she nails his sleeves to the bench with knives while performing a Badass Boast and telling him who he's dealing with. When finished, she pulls out the knives and walks away. Linguini's response to her behaviour? "Wow!"
- A Boy and His X: A Man and His Rat. He even calls Rémy, "Little Chef". He cares greatly for Remy, whom he treats as his equal and best friend.
- Buffy Speak: "I am not your puppet! And you are not my puppet... controller... guy!" "Appetite is coming and he's going to have a big ego! I mean Ego! He's coming! And he's going to order! Something... from our menu! And we're going to have to cook it!"
- Bunny-Ears Lawyer: Is seen as this In-Universe, since Remy controlling him would look weird to anyone who wouldn't know about it. Then he later reveals that Rèmy is the real mastermind behind his talent.
- Chekhov's Skill: Linguinis roller skating skills, which he uses to become a really fast waiter.
- Distracted by the Sexy: Colette, unfortunately for Rѐmy.
- Fiery Red Head: Averted. Though, when he does get angry, he's not that fun to be around. See the first quote under Buffy Speak.
- Graceful in Their Element: As mentioned below, he's ordinarily The Klutz, but put him on roller skates and he's the deftest, speediest waiter you've ever seen.
- Heroic Bastard: Gusteau's Bastard, specifically.
- The Klutz: At least, when he's not on roller-skates.
- Lethal Chef: His first attempt at cooking made him immediately vomit. The smell almost made Rѐmy throw up.
- Lost Orphaned Royalty: Maybe not in the "royalty" sense, but his father Gusteau is critically famous and has specified Linguini as the next heir to his restaurant, much to Skinner's despair.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: The Feminine Boy to Colette's Masculine Girl.
- Meaningful Name: Linguine Alfredo, a classic and simple Italian pasta dish.
- Missing Mom: It is mentioned that she passed away prior to the events of the movie.
- Nice Guy: Overall, Linguini is a kindhearted, yet clutzy person who tries his best to help others and moves people with his kindness and honesty.
- Official Couple: With Colette.
- People Puppets: How Rѐmy controls him.
- Quirky Curls: Red curls to showcase his quirkiness.
- Teacher/Student Romance: Since Colette's been assigned the task to teach him about cooking in a small portion of the film, and that they later become an Official Couple, this qualifies.
- Youthful Freckles: To show how easily excited he can be.
Auguste Gusteau
Voiced by: Brad GarrettAuguste Gusteau is one of the two tritagonists (the other being Colette) and one of the most renowned chefs of Paris.
- Big Fun: A portly, cheerful and friendly man.
- Catchphrase: "Anyone can cook."
- Death by Despair: The actual Gusteau died shortly after Anton Ego gave him a negative review, suggesting this as his cause of death.
- Disappeared Dad: Turns out he's the father of Linguini.
- Imaginary Friend: Serves as this for Rèmy for most of the film. If he is this or Not-So-Imaginary Friend (if either at all) is up to interpretation.
- Luke, You Are My Father: He turns out to be Linguini's father and gives a shocked response to the news. Although it's unknown if he knew about Renata's pregnancy or not.
- Maybe Magic, Maybe Mundane: Whether he's supposed to be Rèmy's Imaginary Friend, conscience, Gusteau's actual ghost, or something else entirely isn't clear. Interestingly, the script refers to him as "the Gusteau sprite". Whatever he is, he's somehow capable of physically grabbing Rèmy and yanking him around.
- Posthumous Character: He died before the start of the movie, although his spirit is still around. Maybe.
- Spirit Advisor: Either this or Imaginary Friend. It depends on the audience's interpretation.
- Supreme Chef: Was one of the best and most famous chefs in the business when he was alive.
- Wide-Eyed Idealist: An optimist by nature, and recognized that anyone might have an unexpected talent.
Voiced by: Peter SohnRemy's younger/older brother.
- Big Eater: Unlike Rémy, he's not picky at all and would munch on pretty much anything.
- Big Fun: He's chubby and the nicest rat around.
- Big Little Brother: Contrary to popular belief, Emile is Rémys younger brother, not older. During the movie, Emile calls Rémy little brother, but this is simply meant to be Emile teasing Rémy about literally being physically smaller than he is. Tie-in material of the movie actually mentions this trope. In the Guide to Rémys World book, Emile himself even says that he likes hanging out with my little brother (and I mean size, not years).
- This is contested with both the Disney Wiki and the Pixar Wiki stating that Emile is the elder brother.
- Easily Impressed: Remy calls him this word for word.
- Extreme Omnivore: Moreso than any other rat character.
- Fat and Skinny: With Rémy. He's the fat one.
- Fear of Thunder: Shows signs of this in the movie, and the book mentioned above outright states that he hates lightning.
- Foolish Sibling, Responsible Sibling: Flip-flopped between the brothers. More often than not, Émile is the Foolish to Rémy's Responsible.
- Nice Guy: He's pretty cheerful and sweet much of the time. Remy even mentions that while Emile may not understand him, he can be himself around him. Emile accepts his brother's abilities and doesn't rat out his brother, no pun intended.
- Sibling Yin-Yang: With Rémy. While he's a simple-minded Big Eater, his brother is a sophisticated dreamer.
- Stealth Insult: Gives one to Rémy.Rémy: *trying to get Emile to understand taste* Chew it slowly think only about the taste. See?
Emile: Not really.
Rémy: Creamy, salty sweet. An oaky nuttiness? You detect that?
Emile: *sarcastically* Oh, Im detecting nuttiness.
Voiced by: Brian DennehyRemy and Emile's traditionalist father and leader of their family.
- Badass Grandpa: Can easily command an entire clan of rats and will leap right into the action himself to help out Rémy if the situation calls for it.
- Big Ol' Eyebrows: The Guide to Rémys World book even mentions this.
- Humans Are Bastards: Hes quite adamant about this.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Gruff and tough when he needs to be, but is actually a pretty jolly guy and clearly loves his boys.
- Jerkass Has a Point: Despite being a dick about it, he DOES have a point with his disapproval of Remy's pickiness and him befriending a human. Scavengers like rats cant afford to be picky about what they eat, and humans, while capable of liking rats, almost certainly wont react well to a wild one.
- Large and in Charge: Hes the leader of his colony and is quite huge, second to Git, the lab rat.
- Mundane Utility: When he finds out that Remy has very advanced sense of taste and smell, even for a rat, he is suitably impressed, but to Remy's annoyance, instead has him become the colony's food tester, making sure that the food they find isnt poisoned through scent.
- Named After Somebody Famous: Said to be named after Django Reinhardt, the famous gypsy jazz musician, which explains Django's (the rat) fondness for this type of music, and why they snuck a Reinhardt stamp into the Your Friend the Rat short.
- Papa Wolf: Hes very protective of his kids and really doesnt want any harm to befall them at the hands of humans.
- Perpetual Frowner: He has his reasons, though he does finally seem happier by the movie's end.
Colette Tatou
Voiced by: Janeane GarofaloColette Tatou is one of the two tritagonists (the other being Gusteau) and teaches Linguini on how to be a chef.
- Badass Boast: Performs one for Linguini when she's been assigned to teach him.
- Biker Babe: Rides a stylish motorcycle.
- Defrosting Ice Queen: Starts out harsh towards Linguini, but only so he can succeed. She even becomes a couple with him.
- Determinator: Colette was willing to go through hell to become a top chef.
- Double Standard: Abuse, Female on Male: Colette hits Linguini in the face on several occasions when she is upset with him. He never complains and she is still presented as completely sympathetic throughout the film.
- Face Palm: When Ego looks through Gusteaus kitchen after tasting Rémys dish.
- Feminine Women Can Cook: Inverted. Colette makes it clear that it's very difficult for a woman to get into haute cuisine, due to the sexism ingrained in the system, and that the only reason why she managed to become a professional cook was because she was willing to go through hell.
- Hair Color Dissonance: Lighting in certain scenes gives it a violet tint.
- Hot-Blooded: A good example: "Keep your [Linguini] station clean, or I will kill you!"
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: The Masculine Girl to Linguini's Feminine Boy.
- Neat Freak: "Keep your station clean, or I WILL KILL YOU!"
- Official Couple: With Linguini, eventually.
- The Smurfette Principle: She's the only woman in the kitchen. She actually brings this up and the reason why when she laid down the law for Linguini. She's pretty much the only female character in the entire movie. (Unless you count Posthumous Character Renata Linguini or the female rat at the end of the film. There's also Solene Eclaire, the female food critic who compliments Linguini's soup.)
- Teacher/Student Romance: Since she's been assigned the task to teach Linguini about cooking in a small portion of the film, and that they later become an Official Couple, this qualifies.
- Technician vs. Performer: The technician to Rémy's performer.
- Tsundere: Type A. Colette is harsh and hot blooded, but is also loyal and kind.
- You Go, Girl!: She was willing to go through hell to get a job in a gourmet kitchen; a place only men are allowed to work. This fact is also Truth in Television.
Voiced by: Ian Holm
Chef Skinner (also known as "Skinner") is the main antagonist and the head chef of Gusteau's.
- The Bad Guy Wins: Sort of, he does succeed in getting the restaurant closed down after he is ousted, since he and the health inspector have to be let go at the end and get the restaurant shut down. However, Linguini, Colette and Remy simply open a new restaurant with the help of Anton Ego.
- Big Bad: He is Rémy's and Linguini's central antagonist.
- Cassandra Truth: Obviously everyone who hears him rant about Remy just thinks he's nuts.
- Disproportionate Retribution: Threatens to have Linguini drawn and quartered when he catches him cooking his soup. He was obviously exaggerating, but the sentiment is quite real.
- Does This Remind You of Anything?: Skinner is based on the French star comedian Louis de Funès. He also looks a little like Adolph Caesar.
- Dropping the Bombshell: Skinner reveals during a discussion with his lawyer that he is paranoid about the rat, thinking Linguine is trying to psyche him out. Skinner's lawyer notes that he had to take a second sample of Linguine's hair. When Skinner asks why, the lawyer says:Lawyer: The first time, it came back identified as rodent hair.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Despite the fact that he is a greedy, selfish schemer, he takes his job as chef seriously. The only time he is willing to serve a substandard meal is when he sees it as absolutely necessary to put Linguine in his place. Too bad it backfires on him.
- Inspector Javert: Always accuses the rat of being the real chef.
- Large and in Charge: Subverted; Skinner is in charge of a restaurant where all of his employees are about twice his height. Then it's double subverted when you realize that his predecessor was Gusteau, who we could safely assume to have been the largest person in the room.
- Large Ham: He's always prone to dramatics about anything, from his cooking to the rat.
- Money, Dear Boy: In-Universe example. Is much more interested in whoring out Gusteau's image for a line of frozen foods than restoring the restaurant's reputation.
- Meaningful Name: Named after scientist B. F. Skinner, who performed experiments on rats to study animal behaviour.
- The Napoleon: The shortest in the kitchen and with the most anger issues.
- Nice Job Fixing It, Villain!: He practically does all of Linguini's homework for him in proving he is Gusteau's son.
- Oh, Crap!: Both Skinner and the health inspector after barging in the kitchen and seeing all the rats.
- Pet the Dog: He's genuinely taken aback when he finds out Linguini's mother has died and tries to offer condolences.
- Despite all his threats beforehand he gives Linguini a reasonable chance to recreate the soup that Remi modified and after he, seemingly, does Skinner willingly allows him to join his kitchen as a chef with only a stern but fair warning not to get complacent. Of course this doesn't last once he finds out Linguini is Gusteau's son.
- Properly Paranoid: He is right about a rat being a chef.
- Reassignment Backfire: Skinner, trying to get Linguini kicked out of the kitchen, gives him the task of cooking a recipe that Gusteau himself said was a disaster. To his shock, Rémy quickly fixes the recipe to the point where it is so delicious that everyone else in the restaurant wants it, running the cooks ragged to keep up with orders and convincing everyone else in the kitchen that Linguini is a master chef.
- Sanity Slippage: He goes through this throughout the entire movie, to the point he made conspiracy theories of the rat chef. Even his lawyer asks if he should be worried about his client.
Anton Ego
Voiced by: Peter O'Toole
Anton Ego is the secondary antagonist and a famously harsh critic.
- Ambiguous Disorder: They never said if anything was wrong with Ego, but it's likely that he may have been suffering from depression and had become bitter over the course of time. This all changes when he takes a bite of ratatouille. It's more implied by his final speech in the film that he had perhaps become a little too used to his position of power as a Caustic Critic and his ability to tear people down, and that Rémy and his dish open his eyes to this and make him realise that.
- Berserk Button: Never suggest that he doesn't appreciate cuisine.Anton Ego: You're slow for someone in the fast lane.
Linguini: And you're thin for someone who likes food.
Anton Ego: I don't LIKE food. I LOVE it! If I don't love it, I don't swallow.
- Caustic Critic: He's a prime example. However he also has a good look at himself in his final review.
- Dark is Not Evil: While he looks like a potential villain, he's just a very harsh critic. He has high expectations, wanting to see at least one restaurant give him an experience to remember.
- Deadpan Snarker: For a good 3/4 of the movie.:Anton Ego: (about the restaurant) Finally closing, is it?
Servant: No...
Anton Ego: More financial trouble?
Servant: No, it's...
Anton Ego: ...announced a new line of microwave egg rolls, what? Spit it out!
- Dramatic Drop: He drops his pen when he first tastes Rémys dish.
- The Dreaded: His taste buds are so hard to please that even Gusteau, Rémy's indirect mentor, couldn't do so.
- Final Boss: Satiating his taste buds is Rémy's final real challenge.
- Hypocrite: Ego's credentials as a critic would probably be hurt, if anyone ever found out he only loves his mother's cooking (or any meal that matches it). Of course people will love their own mother's cooking over anyone else's. Critics are supposed to be unbiased when giving scores, thereby giving their audiences the impartiality they require.
- Jerkass. Causes Gusteau's death through despair by not just condemning his cooking, but slamming his beliefs "that anyone can cook", and he remains totally unrepentant for his actions throughout the film — until the end, that is (see Jerk with a Heart of Gold below).
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: After Gusteau's is forced to close, it's heavily implied that he helped front the money to open La Ratatouille, and he's a regular customer there. He's also one of the few people who respects and appreciates Rémy's talent even after finding out that he's a rat; he even sacrificed his job and reputation to give Rémy's cooking the praise it deserves.
- Meaningful Name: The name Ego is from the Latin meaning "I" or "self", but is now associated with egotism (narcissism) or egoism (self-interest). This would allude to a certain level of vanity and arrogance on the part of Anton.
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: His appearance was inspired by French actor and director Louis Jouvet. It's also been claimed (though not confirmed) that Ego was based on theater critic Kenneth Tynan, who was close friends with Peter O'Toole in real life.
- Pensieve Flashback: When he takes a bite of ratatouille, he instantly thinks back to his mother making him ratatouille years ago. It's safe to assume that she's the reason why he became a food critic. And all of this is done without a line of dialogue.
- Punch Clock Villain: Perhaps he's overly harsh, but as a critic, it's his job to give bad ratings to restaurants he doesn't like.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Even when it's revealed that Rémy was the one who prepared his dish, he was more than willing to dub him the finest chef in France (and keep quiet about the fact that they're breaking the rules about not having rats in a kitchen).
- Red Baron: In the opening tv segment about Gusteau, Ego appears with a title listed under him as "the Grim Eater".
- Secret Keeper: He wrote his review without mentioning that "the genius who works at Chef Gusteau's" is a rat.
- Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: Especially his ending narrative is incredibly hard to understand as a kid. Then again, he's a critic.
- Spit Take: Subverted; he suddenly stops in the middle of one to he make sure the wine hes drinking is okay to spit out. It apparently isnt.
- Villainy-Free Villain: He's not actually doing anything wrong—he's just doing his job, and as a food critic, he's expected to be harsh—but he takes a fair bit more pleasure in giving scathing, caustic reviews than he really needs to.
Voiced by: Will ArnettHe is a German sous-chef after Skinner, which means he is in charge when Skinner isn't around.
- Chekhov's Gag: "I killed a man with this thumb!" Guess what he uses to throw Skinner out of the restaurant when he sneaks back in?
- Multiple-Choice Past: Keeps changing his story of how he ended up in jail.
- Mysterious Past: How did Horst wind up in jail?
- Noodle Incident: The exact conditions of why he was placed in prison.
- Once Killed a Man with a Noodle Implement: "I once killed a man... with this thumb."
- Suddenly SHOUTING!: Horst has a habit of exploding half way through a sentence when things are going south."He changed it as it was going out the door!"


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The house is exactly as I remember. The long gravel driveway, the neat, cut grass, the swept concrete path leading up to the door. For a moment I almost forget how long it has been, and I feel twenty years old again, smooth-skinned and ravenhaired, sheltered by the warmth and coziness and innocence of youth. There are tears pricking in my eyes as I follow my mother up the front steps and wait for her to unlock the door.
The kitchen is cold, dim, and spotless, and I imagine my mother on her hands and knees day after day, scrubbing the walls and windows and floor for my return. Above the plastic folding table, on the wall, a familiar-looking girl beams at the camera, her whole life progressing accross the wall in a series of framed photos. My throat closes up as I stare at each one, trying to guess how old she was, where she was, if she was happy. Brenda. Of course she was happy, perched in a baby swing, wheeling down the driveway on a tricycle, smiling with a mouthful of peanut butter. My eyes drift to the later photos: Brenda waving freshly painted nails, laughing with a group of girls, standing in front of the house in a glitterying prom dress and, in the next photo, a graduation gown. The last photo catches my attention--she's with a man, tall and blond, her head resting on his chest, her hand outstretched to display the sparking ring on her left hand. I glance over at Mom, who is leaning against the kitchen counter and realize that she, too, is wiping at her eyes.
"Who's that man?" I ask aloud, not sure if I want to hear the answer. "Is he--I mean, he and Brenda--"
"Ethan," She replies without raising her eyes. "They got engaged last month. He's a sweet boy."
"You never told me about him." My voice is sounds hard, accusatory. I try to soften it, but the words sound alien, strangled.
"Please, Laura," she whispers, and I feel ashamed. She looks so old.
I wander slowly from the kitchen and down the hall, pushing open doors. Mom's bedroom looks the same. The guest room has been painted a light pink, and is cluttered with bottles of purfume, magazines, scarves and photos and dolls. Quickly I shut the door and turn away.