-George says to Jerry “I know what my suit size is! They don’t have to say it out loud in front of other customers!”
-Jerry never ends up having lunch with Jeffrey to keep up the ongoing premise that Jeffrey is an off-screen character.
-The gigolo wants to have a real relationship with Elaine but she “doesn’t want to feel like Lauren Hutton in that movie.”
-Kramer unearths a ton of stuff while cleaning including an old address book that he flips through.
Ghislaine Maxwell timeline: The life of the Jeffrey Epstein associate accused of sex trafficking Socialite daughter of late British press baron awaiting trial in New York jail after being accused of procuring and grooming underage girls for billionaire paedophile ex-boyfriend
By Joe Sommerlad
Ghislaine Maxwell, daughter of British newspaper baron Robert Maxwell and his French wife Elisabeth, was born in affluent Maisons-Laffitte in northern France on Christmas Day 1961, the youngest of nine children.
Just two days later, her teenage brother Michael was involved in a car accident that would keep him in a prolonged coma until his death in 1967, a tragedy that marked the family.
Ghislaine and her siblings were raised in Oxford at the Maxwells’ Headington Hill Hall home, a sprawling mansion that also served as the headquarters for their father’s Pergamon Press publishing outfit, which, at 14, Ghislaine would help by learning to programme a new suite of Wang computers her father had introduced in 1973 as part of a modernising initiative.
The Maxwell siblings were reportedly held to exacting standards by their patriarch, with him often calling on them sternly to account for their future ambitions in front of his illustrious guests over dinners at Headington, an atmosphere some rejected but which Ghislaine told Tatler in 2000 she found “inspiring”.
Ms Maxwell attended Marlborough College and Balliol College, Oxford, where she studied modern history with languages, befriended the actor Hugh Grant and established an Oxford United supporters club, later becoming a director of the football club after her father assumed the chairmanship between 1982 and 1987.
Known as a socialite in the 1980s, Ghislaine Maxwell travelled widely as a consultant for her father’s businesses and also ran a corporate gifts enterprise he had set up for her.
Clearly the favourite, Robert Maxwell named his luxury yacht the Lady Ghislaine after her in 1986. When Maxwell bought The New York Daily News in January 1991, he sent his youngest daughter across the Atlantic to act as his emissary but, the following November, disappeared suddenly from the deck of the Lady Ghislaine off the Canary Islands, his body later found floating at sea.
It subsequently emerged that he had fraudulently appropriated over £440m in pension assets from Mirror Group Newspapers, defraudi
... keep reading on reddit ➡with his BFF (best friend forever) Dallin Oaks. They tee off on the freshly cuts greens but on the first hole Holland trips and falls flat on his face.
Oaks picks his friend up and assists him to the club house for a Coke on the rocks to recuperate. While they order the sodas the bartender looking at Holland asks, "Why the lawn face?"
Oaks starts pulling out the grass clippings stuck in Holland's jowls and adds, "I don't know whether you need a shave or a weed-whacker?"
Holland's countenance falls even farther and he's so offended he starts to cry and Oaks murmurs to the bartender, "Par for the course."
Sick of the sobs and to change the conversation the bartender asks Holland, "Ever have a hole-in-one?"
Holland perks up, "Yes, I've had a holy one, that's where I got my second anointing!"
Oaks sternly corrects Holland, "That's the Holy of Holies you confirmed idiot."
Now Holland throws his head side to side shocked at the insult, just as a concerned bystander wonders out loud, "Hey, what's the big flap going on here?"
If someone has this book or could find it (preferably for free), I'd be super grateful! Please let me know. I didn't realize I don't have the textbook and my hw is due tonight lol. I already tried libgen, but I didn't see it.
Title: Child Development Worldwide A Cultural Approach
Author: Lene Arnett Jensen & Jeffrey Jensen Arnett
Edition: 1st Edition
ISBN: 9780134635811
