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The original lemon and lime soft drink since 1929. Fizzing with 100% natural lemon and lime flavours and free from colourings, preservatives and caffeine.
Lemon and lime drink in the UK
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7UP Free (Ve)
7UP Free Cherry (Ve)
7UP was invented in Missouri by Charles Leiper Grigg, who spent more than two years testing 11 different formulas of lemon flavoured drinks with the aim of producing a wholesome and distinctive soft drink that would prove irresistible to consumers in the USA.
It first launched in 1929 as a caramel-coloured lemon-lime soda, which he positioned as a drink with a 'flavour wallop'. Despite launching at the start of the Great Depression and competing against 600 other lemon-lime soft drinks already in the marketplace, the new brand sold well and by the late 1940s had become the third best-selling soft drink in the world.
In 1970, the company introduced sugar-free 7UP, which was an immediate success among the growing number of calorie-conscious consumers.
Britvic has been bottling 7UP in Great Britain since 1987 and in the Republic of Ireland since 2007.
Today 7UP is bottled and distributed by Britvic in Great Britain and Ireland on behalf of PepsiCo and is widely available in all major retailers, foodservice, leisure and licensed outlets.
Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda was 7UP's original tongue-twisting name, back when the drink contained lithium citrate, a mood-enhancing drug, until its use in soft drinks was banned in 1948.
There are many theories as to where the 7UP takes its name from. Some say this is a reference to the number of ingredients in its original recipe, with UP referring to the lift provided by the lithium citrate in the original drink. Others have claimed this could be a result of 7UP originally being bottled in seven-ounce bottles, while competitor soft drinks were bottled in six-ounce bottles.
Everyone's favourite cartoon mascot, Fido Dido, brought his own laid-back style to 7UP adverts in the 1990s and, in 2019, we welcomed him back to 7UP adverts and cans to celebrate the brand's 90th birthday. There was even a pop-up Fido Dido house in London where fans could chill.
Aqua Libra
Drinks that are crisp, clean and unsweetened. Just sparkling water infused with fruity flavours and a dash of lemon juice. You'll never find sugar, sweeteners or anything artificial in our drinks. Delightfully simple.
calories or fewer per can
Cucumber, Mint & Lime
Pineapple & Grapefruit
Raspberry & Blackcurrant
In the 1980s, Aqua Libra pioneered the first generation of health and wellbeing drinks. The world has changed a lot since then, but the need for simplicity and great tasting drinks has not.
Aqua Libra offers a real alternative to traditional soft drinks, giving people feel-good sparkle that tastes great. Its infused sparkling range is available in three flavours in selected convenience and grocery stores across the UK as well as direct to your door via our e-commerce partners.
Every can of Aqua Libra is gluten free, caffeine free and sodium free, with no more than three calories.
Aqua Libra's deliciously fruity and natural flavours come from either essential oils, aromas or fruit extracts.
Aqua Libra Co
These state-of-the-art taps dispense boiling, chilled and sparkling water. The company is passionate about water, and believes hydration is a key factor in health, wellness and productivity.
With innovation and sustainable hydration at the heart of Aqua Libra Co, its industry-leading taps fit wherever you'd need water – saving on space without limiting dispense capacity and providing a great user experience. Simple operation, great-tasting water and pleasing aesthetics are fundamental to every one of Aqua Libra Co's designs.
The cost of operating a water-dispenser system is less than 10% of the cost of supplying chilled, bottled water and kettle-boiled hot water. Consuming around half the energy of similar products (approximately 1.2 kWh as opposed to approximately 2.4 kWh), Aqua Libra Co dispensers are even better value.
Ballygowan is Ireland's original water brand. Its natural mineral water is available in Great Britain and Ireland, sourced deep underground from the town of Newcastle West, County Limerick.
The source of Ballygowan water was originally discovered in the 12th century by the Knights Templar. They named it Saint David's Well and settled in the area. Eventually this community became the thriving town of Newcastle West in County Limerick. Saint David's Well became the exclusive property of Ballygowan in the 1980s and its bottling plant sits nearby, in the picturesque surroundings of the Castle Demesne. Today Ballygowan water is drawn from an aquifer deep underground. Atlantic rain falls and takes 750 years to filter through calcium-rich limestone to join our source. We draw this naturally pure water and bottle it. Ballygowan – simply natural, with a uniquely refreshing taste.
Ballygowan is well known for its charitable giving and has supported many charitable causes over the years. From 2010–2013 the Ballygowan Pink campaign raised over €350,000 for Marie Keating Foundation and Action Cancer in Northern Ireland. In 2014 Ballygowan raised over €100,000 for the Irish Cancer Society and Marie Curie Cancer Care. In 2017 it built on this success, raising over €140,000 for these two charities in six months through the Ballygowan Gold initiative.
The Ballygowan water source emerges at a temperature of 14.6°C having been naturally filtered, for centuries, through ancient rocks a distance of over 29km, to a depth of 235m.
In January 2015, Ballygowan became the official soft drinks partner of Dublin GAA. Under the partnership, Ballygowan supports Dublin hurling and football teams across all age groups.
Ballygowan has a long history of supporting Irish golf and is the official soft drinks partner of the Irish Open.
Britvic mixers, juices and cordials
Our story started in 1938 as a product that was an affordable source of vitamins to the Great British public.
Originally selling Tomato Juice, followed by other juices and mixers, the brand has continued to evolve, becoming a fantastic core range of fruit juice and soft drinks sold across the globe.
Britvic 55
Britvic 100
Britvic Cordial
Britvic Juices
Britvic Mixers
Britvic's Tomato Juice of 1938 was followed by Pineapple, Grapefruit and finally Orange Juice. Since then, the brand has continued to evolve and the range has grown, with Britvic Tonic, Ginger Ale and Bitter Lemon introduced throughout the 1950s.
Britvic 55 was added to the portfolio in 1978 as a sparkling fruit juice drink, and Britvic 100 launched in 2005 as a range of premium 100% fruit juices. Today, the Britvic Juices & Mixers range continues to be enjoyed in pubs, bars and foodservice outlets across Britain.
In 2016 the range was relaunched with a new look to highlight its heritage, as well as an improved, and award-winning, taste, with Britvic Indian Tonic Water being recognised with a Superior Taste Award (3 Stars) from the renowned International Taste and Quality Institute (iTQi) in Brussels.
Britvic holds a prestigious Royal Warrant appointed by HM The Queen, which is a mark of recognition to those who have supplied goods or services to the Royal Households and is proudly displayed on our labels.
In April 2018, Britvic was recognised in the CLASS Bartender's Brand Awards, with Britvic Tomato Juice Cocktail achieving full marks for taste.
Drench
Juice or water? Don't decide. Drench combines big powerful juices and water. All you have to do is decide which bold-tasting flavour to choose!
The Drench brand originally launched in 2006 as an on-the-go bottled water brand. Two years later, the brand rolled out to the grocery market and launched its infamous marketing campaign featuring Brains from Thunderbirds dancing to the 1990s dance classic 'Rhythm is a Dancer' – proving after all that 'Brains perform best when hydrated'.
As the only water brand at the time to communicate the benefits of drinking water for mental hydration, Drench became the perfect proposition for consumers looking for bottled water to drink in the office, on the go and at home.
The Drench portfolio was extended in 2009 to include Juicy Drench, made with water and fruit juice, containing no artificial colours or flavourings.
In 2016 the brand relaunched in a bigger 500ml bottle with a fresh new look and with more 'grown up' flavours across the range, and a low calorie recipe. The new flavours, which include Tropical and Berry, have been specially developed to appeal to a grown-up taste palate. As part of the relaunch, the product was rebranded solely as 'Drench'.
The infamous 'Brains perform best when hydrated' TV campaign in 2008 was created through a combination of highly skilled puppetry and by converting a digitally scanned real dancer into the image of Brains. It became one of the most memorable ads of the year and won a host of awards including a BTAA Craft Award for Best Post Production, a VES Award for Outstanding Visual Effects in a Commercial, an APA Diamond and a BTAA Gold Award.
Did you know that people make 35,000 decisions every day? It's no surprise that consumers suffer from decision fatigue and that's why with the fruity, juicy, tasty flavours of Drench, decisions on what to drink are made easier.
Fruit Shoot
Fruit Shoot is all about championing kids and all the things they love to do, fuelling their adventures with great tasting soft drinks.
Fruit Shoot No Added Sugar
Fruit Shoot Hydro
Fruit Shoot Juiced
The Fruit Shoot story started in 2000, building on the long-standing success, heritage and trusted quality of the Robinsons Squash brand in Great Britain. Launched in a re-sealable bottle with real fruit in every drop, Robinsons Fruit Shoot was an instant hit with parents and kids, and has been providing tasty refreshment ever since, helping active kids all over the world keep the fun going for longer in line with the brand's purpose of inspiring kids' adventurous side.
In 2006, we added Fruit Shoot Hydro to the range, a naturally flavoured water drink for children with zero sugar and no artificial colours.
In early 2018, Juiced joined the line-up. Sweetened only with real fruit, Juiced contains the perfect 50/50 blend of water and juice with natural flavourings, using 100% naturally sourced ingredients. Juiced is free from preservatives, added sugar and sweeteners and contains no artificial colours or flavours. All of which means it's approved to drink in schools in England, Scotland and Wales.
In 2016 Fruit Shoot was given a refreshing new recipe when we added multivitamins. Just another example of doing good and tasting great.
Now Fruit Shoot is available in more than 25 countries, including the USA, Brazil and France, within its own local flavours, with Fruit Shoot available under the popular Teisseire brand in France and the Maguary brand in Brazil.
Fruit Shoot flavours are made with local markets in mind. In France there are iced tea Fruit Shoot flavours and the USA has an exclusive Fruit Punch flavour.
The sports drink that's been fuelling athletic performance since 1965.
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Orange (Ve)
Tropical Burst (Ve)
We've been making Gatorade in Great Britain on behalf of PepsiCo since 1987, but the brand's origins date back to 1965 on the campus of the University of Florida. The coach of the college's American football team, the Florida Gators, approached his friends in the science faculty with a problem. His players were so affected by the Florida heat that they were unable to perform at their best. The team of researchers developed a solution – a drink that replenished the carbohydrates that players burned and replaced the water and electrolytes they lost in sweat during sport.
The following year the Gators won the Orange Bowl championship for the first time in school history. Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. then began commercial production and sale of Gatorade.
In 1969 Gatorade became the official drink of the American National Football League (NBA), a title it holds to this day.
Today, Gatorade is available widely in major retailers and is the sports drink chosen by more professional athletes than any other brand, including football teams such as Arsenal, Barcelona and Liverpool FC, the NFL and the NBA to name a few.
Gatorade has been scientifically formulated to provide athletes with a carbohydrate-electrolyte solution that enhances the absorption of water during physical exercise and contributes to the maintenance of endurance performance during prolonged endurance exercise.
16 years after Gatorade was first developed, the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (GSSI) was founded in Barrington, Illinois, with the aim of sharing knowledge on sports nutrition and exercise science that enhances the performance and wellbeing of athletes.
J2O
J2O's mouth-watering fruit blends have been adding flavour to around the clock socialising since 1998.
J2O Fruit Blends
J2O Spritz
Created by blend-masters, each of the J2O and J2O Spritz blends has been carefully crafted to provide a satisfying, multi-dimensional taste experience, which is great with food or to sip and savour. After almost 20 years, J2O remains focused on its vision, bringing joy to get-togethers through its blends.
J2O is the UK's number one adult soft drink, and J2O Spritz, which was added to the range in 2015, has helped bring more people into the adult soft drinks category with its exquisitely blended fruit flavours and light, refreshing bubbles.
In 2017, J2O underwent a rebrand, rolling out a tasty new recipe and new packaging design to reflect a more contemporary feel.
Alongside the core J2O and J2O Spritz range, we also offer seasonal flavours in the summer and winter months.
J2O is helping consumers find their social mojo in its latest, multi-million pound campaign with the help of its brand ambassador – an alpaca named Mojo – helping enliven social occasions with his cockney pearls of wisdom and a bottle of J2O.
Lipton Ice Tea contains a refreshing blend of juice, water and tea extract and it's the combination of these ingredients that make it unique. It is refreshing and tasty, making it the perfect soft drink to quench your thirst.
Peach (Ve)
Lemon (Ve)
Raspberry (Ve)
Mango (Ve)
Green Mint Lime (Ve)
The Lipton brand has been providing high quality tea to over 150 countries since 1880. The story of Lipton Ice Tea begins with Sir Thomas Lipton, born in Glasgow in 1848. Sir Thomas was a passionate explorer who travelled to exotic places around the globe. He was not one to follow normal conventions, and in 1862 he sailed to New York in search of new opportunities. He spent five years travelling all over the country working in a number of jobs, which helped him develop a head for business.
He later returned to Scotland to take over his parents' grocery business. Thanks to his enterprising spirit and his relationship with the media, he grew the business and completely turned it around, eventually opening over 200 stores. A fervent supporter of fair trade, Sir Thomas continued his travels around the world sourcing ingredients.
In 1890, he bought a Sri Lankan tea garden and began blending his own tea, making the drink more affordable for ordinary people. While his shops made him a millionaire, his tea business made him a multimillionaire leading to a knighthood in 1898.
Today, Lipton Ice Tea is made and sold by Britvic in the UK on behalf of Pepsi Lipton International and is available in major grocery stores, convenience retailers and wholesalers. You can also find it on dispense in fast food restaurants.
Always a man of firsts, Sir Thomas took self-promotion to a whole new level, using spectacular publicity stunts at every opportunity. When the first Lipton grocery store opened in Glasgow in 1871, he celebrated by importing the world's largest cheese and issuing Lipton currency notes. The man knew how to entertain, and it paid off – soon creating a nation of Lipton lovers.
The London Essence Company
Established in 1896 and refreshed in 2016, The London Essence Company began its journey on the banks of the River Thames, where the company's founders began to develop exquisite essences, for the city's finest perfume houses.
Using a pioneering distillation process, combined with the intricate art of layering flavours, they created delicate essences, unparalleled in depth and fragrance.
Gingers
The London Essence Company infuses contemporary beverages with the glamour and nostalgia of the old world, to effortlessly elevate any occasion.
London Essence distils botanicals for the purest flavour, creating contemporary drinks with a nostalgic twist, which pair perfectly with premium spirits.
The range includes tonics, sodas and gingers, each delicately light and low in calories. Every product delivers a thoughtfully calibrated taste profile, designed to enhance a premium spirit, or present an exquisite standalone drinking experience.
Globally, a handful of the most talented bartenders use our mixer collection to fashion their creations and London Essence can be found in some of the world's 50 best bars.
London Essence Company tonics and sodas are now listed in 34 markets and in more than 8,600 outlets globally.
Mathieu Teisseire
Mathieu Teisseire is an iconic French brand that has a heritage of crafting exceptional syrups in France that stretches back the last 300 years. The brand is driven to capture flavour as close to the real ingredient as possible. From the foothills in the French Alps, Mathieu Teisseire is the number one syrup brand in both out-of-home and retail channels distributing syrups in over 100 countries worldwide.
Available in a wide range of channels including cafés, hotels, shops and restaurants, this brand is trusted by some of the world's best bars and by international key accounts.
Les Herbes et Les Fleurs
Les Purées
In 1720, Mathieu Teisseire, a liquoriste and vinegar maker by trade, set up a distillery in the French Alps. He soon introduced his delicious cherry liqueur to the local neighbourhood.
Only the purest water, naturally filtered from the French Alps, is used to make our syrups.
Our unique blend of two sugars provides a balanced flavour and reduces crystallisation, which results in less waste and mess.
Recognised by international quality institute Monde Selection, a wide range of our syrups have received Grand Gold and Gold awards for superior quality and exceptional flavour.
We are the global leader in branded flavoured concentrates and the second largest supplier of ready to drink juices in the world.
The unique, one-of-a-kind taste of Mountain Dew means it is one of the most popular soft drinks in the USA.
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Mountain Dew No Sugar (Ve)
The original Mountain Dew drink was first developed in Tennessee, USA, in the 1940s and grew to become a $1bn brand in the 2000s. It first entered the UK market in 2010, made and sold by Britvic. The launch combined the powerful Mountain Dew brand name with a unique formulation developed for UK consumers, to appeal to a growing consumer thirst in the UK.
In 2013, a no sugar version was created – maintaining the same great citrus taste as the original, but with zero sugar to meet growing consumer demand for sugar-free energy drinks. Both variants are available widely across grocery, convenience and independent retailers, as well as wholesale, foodservice and leisure channels.
Today, Mountain Dew is synonymous with living a vibrant and energetic lifestyle, having partnered with the extreme sports competition The Dew Tour in the US since 2005. The brand broadened its sponsorship to independent video game designers and players, with several flavours of Mountain Dew produced in the UK and the US in partnership with video games, increasing its popularity among gamers.
Mountain Dew was originally developed in the 1940s as a mixer and takes its name from the original 19th century term for Highland Scotch whiskey. The name was trademarked for the soft drink in 1948.
The Dew Tour, which the brand has partnered with since 2005, is the most watched and attended action sports event in the world according to Transworld Snowboarding magazine.
Pepsi MAX
Pepsi's history stretches more than 100 years, and it is now one of the world's most recognised and best-loved brands. Pepsi and Pepsi MAX are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Diet Pepsi is suitable for vegetarians.
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Britvic has been making and selling Pepsi in Great Britain since 1987 and in Ireland since 2007. Originally known as Brad's Drink, Pepsi was first created in 1893 by a pharmacist in the US called Caleb D Bradham who began experimenting with combinations of spices, juice and syrups on a typical hot and humid day in North Carolina.
Mr Bradham wanted to offer a refreshing beverage to customers coming into his shop. Five years later Brad's Drink was trademarked and renamed Pepsi-Cola in 1898, and then Pepsi in 1961. Fast forward to today and Pepsi is one of the world's most iconic and recognised consumer brands.
Pepsi MAX, is our great tasting no sugar cola, originally launched in 1993. As part of our ongoing focus on helping consumers make healthier choices, we've led with Pepsi MAX on all advertising since 2005. In line with our focus on health, our innovation pipeline is weighted heavily towards no sugar. Recent innovations for the brand include Pepsi MAX Cherry, Pepsi MAX Raspberry and Pepsi MAX Lime.
While health is high on the agenda, taste is the number one reason for soft drink purchase choice, so we have focused on delivering our Pepsi MAX great taste message since 2016. Pepsi MAX also strives to be at the heart of key passion points for young people, sponsoring UEFA Champions League, the NFL and Live Nation gigs and festivals.
Pepsi-Cola was named in 1898 after the root of the word dyspepsia and the kola nuts used in the recipe. The original recipe also included sugar and vanilla as Bradham sought to create a drink that was appealing, and would aid digestion and boost energy.
Diet Pepsi was the original diet cola in the 1960s, 20 years before competitor diet cola products launched.
Plenish juices
Plant-powered juices to fuel your day.
Boost (Ve)
Lift (Ve)
Pump (Ve)
Fuel (Ve)
Kick (Ve)
Savour (Ve)
Shield (Ve)
All of our cold-pressed juices are made from the highest quality, organic and sustainably sourced ingredients. The fruit and veg is cold pressed to squeeze out as much juice as possible without using heat, as this can destroy the nutrients in the produce. We carefully select the ingredients to ensure each cold-pressed juice contains the right combination of vitamins and nutrients to help you meet your health goals. Order cold-pressed juice online at Plenish and join the plant-fuelled revolution!
All the ingredients are sustainably sourced and certified organic by the Soil Association, and the company has been awarded the much coveted B Corp status.
Plenish m*lks
Plant-powered milks to fuel your day.
Almond (Ve)
Cashew (Ve)
Coconut (Ve)
Hazelnut (Ve)
Oat (Ve)
Soya (Ve)
Our original range of m*lks are designed to be the purest plant-based m*lks around. They are all certified organic and made with just a handful of natural ingredients and no additives like oils or gums. If you're looking for pure m*lk with a naturally nutty (or oaty) flavour then look no further!
Plenish shots
Plant-powered juice shots to fuel your day.
Berry Gut Health (Ve)
Ginger Immunity Shot (Ve)
Turmeric Defence Shot (Ve)
All of our cold-pressed juice shots are made from the highest quality, organic and sustainably sourced ingredients. The fruit and veg is cold pressed to squeeze out as much juice as possible without using heat, as this can destroy the nutrients in the produce. We carefully select the ingredients to ensure each cold-pressed juice shot contains the right combination of vitamins and nutrients to help you meet your health goals. Order cold-pressed juice online at Plenish and join the plant-fuelled revolution!
Purdey's
Purdey's is the original range of vitality drinks naturally boosted by fruit juice, botanicals and energising vitamins for a positive pick-me-up to help you feel your natural best.
Replenish
The Purdey's brand dates back to 1988, when it launched with its unique taste and refreshing blend of botanicals and vitamins. It soon became known for its restorative power and its unique and almost indescribable taste: lightly sparkling, sweet yet refreshing, with an intriguing flavour note from the botanical and vitamin blend.
Equally distinctive is its shaped brown glass bottle, wrapped in a stylish (and ingredient protecting) silver metallic coating.
The brand has grown over the years, based purely on discovery and product delivery alone, with its first big advertising campaign, Thrive On, launching in 2017 with Idris Elba, featuring digital ads, billboards, PR and in-store promotions. In June 2019, Purdey's was back on TV for the first time since 1992 with a new Energy as Nature Intended campaign featuring computer-generated hummingbirds created by Framestore Pictures.
The range includes three unique and distinctive blends, Rejuvenate, Refocus and Replenish. Each flavour provides a delicious blend of fruit juices, carbonated spring water, natural plant extracts and B vitamins, packaged in a stylish 330ml glass bottle or 250ml slim cans for consumers looking for refreshment and rejuvenation when they need it most. Purdey's is available in supermarkets and convenience stores across the UK as well as online retailers for Purdey's fans based outside the UK.
The first phase of the Thrive On campaign led by Idris Elba reached 31 million consumers globally in 2016.
Purdey's achieved a Grocer Gold Award for Consumer Initiative of the Year in 2017. The Grocer Awards celebrate the most outstanding achievements across food and drinks retail.
With real fruit in every drop and lots of different flavours to choose from, whether at home or on the go, there is something tasty to help everyone enjoy drinking more water.
Barley Water
Fruit Creations
Fruit Cordial
Robinsons Mini
Robinsons Ready to Drink
Robinsons is a much loved household brand and well known for its long-standing history of refreshing tennis players at the Wimbledon Championships, a story which began in 1935 when Robinsons Barley Water was first mixed in the changing rooms of the famous tournament. Before this, its origins can be traced back to founder Matthias Archibold Robinson, who experienced a fascinating and turbulent business career spanning the late 1700s and early 1800s.
Determined to make his mark at a time when trade in London was booming, Mr Robinson set up his own grocery business in the late 1700s. Initially highly successful, he devoted a sizeable portion of his time and profits to charity and became a key philanthropic figure of the early 19th century, including helping patients who could not afford hospital treatment, as well as charitable initiatives alongside King George III.
But as he reached the pinnacle of his career, Matthias was declared bankrupt in 1821 and spent the next eight years working to clear his debts. It was during this time that he invented and patented his Barley & Groats Powder, originally advertised as an ingredient for puddings and a thickening ingredient for soups. His invention turned his life around, won royal approval from Queen Victoria and became a central part of British history, eventually forming the basis of the Robinsons Barley Water created at Wimbledon in 1935 – where Britain's love affair with fruit squash was born.
Fast forward to the present day and the brand is still quenching the thirst of the millions of British families every day, with a focus on new innovations to bring more people more opportunities to enjoy refreshing fruit squash wherever they are. Robinsons is well known for its innovation and is recognised as a leader in sugar reduction, having removed all added sugar products from the Robinsons range in 2015, inspiring the nation to embrace the goodness in the everyday. We hold a prestigious Royal Warrant appointed by HM The Queen, which is a mark of recognition to those who have supplied goods or services to the Royal Households.
The range provides something for everyone and is widely available from supermarkets, convenience retailers and wholesalers. Robinsons Apple & Blackcurrant can also be found on dispense in fast food restaurants and the licensed trade.
A staggering three million glasses of Robinsons are drunk every day in Britain – at 250ml a serve that's enough to fill 109 Olympic swimming pools a year.
Robinson's Barley Water was officially served at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon for the first time in 1935 where the gentlemen's singles was won by Great Britain's Fred Perry.
Robinsons is the number one soft drinks brand in YouGov's Brand Health Index 2017 which measures consumers' perceptions of quality, value, satisfaction, reputation and whether they would recommend the brand to others.
In 2017, Robinsons launched into the foodservice industry as a new dispense option for outlets.
Robinsons is the number one squash brand in Great Britain.
Whether you're a partygoer or a hard-working hustler, Rockstar delivers the power boost you need to make of every situation, meaning Life Is Your Stage.
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Punched (Ve)
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Founded in 2001, Rockstar Energy celebrates the hard-working hustlers around the world who have the grit and determination needed to make things happen. With over 20 Rockstar Energy products available at convenience and grocery outlets in more than 30 countries globally, Rockstar gives you a bold, refreshing boost, full of benefits and loaded with flavour.
In 2020, PepsiCo bought Rockstar Energy for $3.58bn – the largest non-alcoholic beverage sale ever.
In July 2021, we launched Rockstar Original No Sugar, offering the same great flavour, functional benefits and vitamin C content as its namesake but without the added calories that sugar brings.
R. White's
Over 170 years ago, Robert White and his wife Mary had one simple mission – to bring proper lemonade to the streets of London. Today, lemonade is an intrinsic part of British life. For many people, it was the first soft drink they tasted and its appeal among young people and adults has endured for decades.
R. White's Premium Lemonade
R. White's Premium Diet Lemonade
Traditional Cloudy Lemonade
Raspberry Lemonade
R. White's is a much loved British household name. The brand's story began in 1845 when Robert and Mary White started selling home-brewed ginger beer from a wheelbarrow in London under Robert White's name. It was a simple one horse, one cart operation, and as its popularity developed throughout the late 1800s, the company became the South East's favourite soft drinks company.
In 1914, during the First World War, over 100 R. White's employees served in the armed forces and the company supplied the government with over half its horses and vans. At the outbreak of the Second World War, a great part of the vehicle fleet was commandeered by the government and used by the army. Three major factories were wiped out in London alone.
Despite the hardship of the blitz and rationing, R. White's survived. The company was taken over by Whitbread in the 1960s where the portfolio expanded with Orangeade, Dandelion & Burdock and Cream Soda, and was later absorbed by Britvic in 1986. Throughout this time, R. White's became better known for its popular Secret Lemonade Drinker advertising campaign which aired for the first time in 1973 and continued to run for 11 years.
In 2016, R. White's relaunched with a new design and new flavoured lemonades: Traditional Cloudy and Raspberry. The new range was crafted to appeal to adult drinkers and capitalise on the evolving lemonade category. Each flavour contains real juice and contains a maximum 56 calories per 330ml.
Producing 60,000 bottles a day in the 1800s made R. White's the first of soft drinks' mass producers.
By 1894 the brand had become the leading purveyor of lemonade in London with a capital of over £500,000, and, two years later, was appointed as a supplier for Napoleon and the Prince of Schleswig-Holstein.
Fast forward to 1973 and The Secret Lemonade Drinker advert, which aired until 1984, was the brand's most famous advertising campaign and won a silver award at the 1974 International Advertising Festival. The infamous Secret Lemonade Drinker jingle was written and sung by Ross McManus – the father of Elvis Costello, who provided backing vocals.
In 2018, sponsored by R. White's, Scottish cyclist Mark Beaumont beat the British record for the distance travelled on a penny-farthing in one hour. It's an achievement Robert and Mary would have been proud of – beating the previous best time set in 1891 and doing it in exactly the same spot – Herne Hill Velodrome in South London.
Tango is an iconic British brand, known and loved for its distinctive taste and lip-smacking, real fruit 'tang'.
Tango Orange
Tango Apple
Tango Orange Sugar Free
Tango Dark Berry Sugar Free
Famous for its refreshing taste and its real fruit tang, Tango was acquired by Britvic in 1987. The brand gained attention in the UK in the late 1980s and 1990s for disrupting soft drinks marketing with its creative 'You know when you've been Tango'd' advertising campaign which was seen to completely challenge the norms of the soft drinks market at the time. The campaign propelled the brand to success and became one of the most well-known TV adverts of all time.
Today Tango's beloved orange is one of the nation's favourite fruit flavoured soft drinks. Distributed nationwide, you will now find Tango sold in pubs, high street chain restaurants and all major supermarkets.
The Tango brand has been expanded through various licensing agreements with third parties to bring its distinctive tang to a range of products, from chocolate bars and bon bons, to a shower gel and a bar of soap.
Teisseire is an iconic French brand with over 300 years of proud heritage. High quality ingredients and bespoke recipes capture the essence of the real fruit or plant that inspires every single Teisseire syrup. From still to sparkling, cold to hot, mocktail to cocktail, adding Teisseire brings more colour and flavour to any time of the day.
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Le Sirop
Founded in 1720, Teisseire offers centuries of expertise in developing fruit and plant-based syrups. Its clear, distinctive identity is built around values such as joy, innovation and discovery of new flavours, meaning the brand has become part of French gastronomic history.
Production and marketing of syrup under the Teisseire name began in 1927, and by 1959 had become Europe's unrivalled leader in fruit syrups. The brand continued to grow, with the opening of its plant in Crolles, France, in 1971. The company was acquired by Britvic in 2010, creating one of the world's largest squash and syrup manufacturers.
When asked to name a syrup, almost everyone in France names Teisseire.
Teisseire is renowned for its distinctive metal container which was first developed in 1959, specially designed to protect the liquid inside.
Teisseire has had a partnership with the Tour de France since 1999. It is an ideal fit for the brand because as far back as 1953, Teisseire took its inspiration from the cyclists' water bottles when designing its famous metal bottles.
Bela Ischia
Bela Ischia is a popular juice drink which originated from Italy.
Bela Ischia Specciale
Bela Ischia was founded in 1967 by the Italian Giuseppe Di Iorio, who owned a company that sold fresh fruits in the Rio de Janeiro market.
For many years working with national and imported fruits, the company became the largest fruit importer in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
In 1996, with a desire to produce juices with the true flavour of the fruit, the company opened its factory in Minas Gerais and started to produce juices with fresh fruits from the company's orchards.
Bela Ischia grew and became renowned as one of the best-selling brands of concentrates and ready-to-drink juices in Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais. In 2017, after acquisition, Bela Ischia became part of Britvic and to this day preserves its Italian tradition from roots to fruits.
The name Ischia is a tribute from the company's founder to his homeland, the island of Ischia in Naples, Italy.
Britvic Ginger Ale
Britvic Tonic
Britvic Low Calorie Tonic
Dafruta is one of the most consumed drinks in Brazil in the concentrated and ready-to-drink categories and always seeks to bring flavour to Brazilians.
Dafruta was developed in Brazil in the 1980s as a mid-range price offering. Today, it has a wide portfolio and is available in concentrated juices and ready-to-drink formats. It is one of the most consumed drinks in the country in these two categories and always seeks to bring flavour to Brazilians.
Dafruta is the number one in sales in the concentrate juice category.
Dafruta is the third biggest brand in Brazil based on volume sold in retail.
Fruit Shoot 100%
Fruit Shoot Vegetal
Acquired by Britvic in 2015, Maguary is one of the leading soft drinks brands in Brazil, well known for its dedication to product quality, respect for consumers and ethical principles.
Maguary 100%
Maguary Life
The Maguary brand was founded in the city of Pedras de Fogo in 1953 by the Tavares de Melo family, the leading producers of concentrated pineapple juice in the region at the time. This concentrated juice became their signature product and a family favourite across Brazil, synonymous with quality and natural ingredients. From 1962 onwards, the family began to expand their portfolio to include cashew fruit, passion fruit, guava, mango, tamarind and grape flavours, and soon began exporting out of Brazil.
The brand continued to evolve, with dilution instructions being added to the on-pack labels throughout the 1970s and 1980s, and new formats being introduced to suit the grocery and on-the-go markets across Brazil. Today, Maguary is Brazil's market leader in the juice concentrates and not-from-concentrate juices categories, offering a broad range of flavours, sizes and formats to meet the needs of today's consumers.
The brand is named after the Maguari stork which is native to north east Brazil.
Maguary cashew drinks are made from the cashew apple. The cashew apple is the fleshy part of the cashew fruit that is attached to the cashew nut. The top end of the cashew apple is attached to the stem that comes off the tree. The bottom end of the cashew apple attaches to the cashew nut, which is encased in a shell. The pulp of the cashew apple is very juicy with a strong sweet smell and taste, but the skin is fragile making it unsuitable for transport.
Very popular in Brazil, cashew is present in the majority of Brazilian homes, mainly in juices but also in homemade sweets and mixed with cachaça, a distilled spirit made from fermented sugarcane juice.
Maguary received the royal seal of approval from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip after their visit to Brazil in 1968.
Natural Tea
Natural Tea was launched in Brazil in 2015 as a natural, better for you brand that promotes living a healthy lifestyle and brings more balance to your life. Natural Tea is available in one litre cartons and 335ml cans.
Green Tea with Lemon
Green Tea with Orange and Ginger
Hibiscus, Pomegranate and Goji Berry Tea
White Tea with Lychee
White Tea with Pitaya and Blackberry
Yellow Tea with Physalis
Natural Tea, available under the Maguary brand, was acquired by Britvic in 2015. Its mission is to 'inspire people to live in balance and enjoy their moments of tranquillity with the perfect harmony between lightness, refreshment and the taste of herbal tea flavoured with different fruit combinations'.
As well as its great taste, Natural Tea contains no added sugar, zero calories and sodium, giving it a great competitive advantage in the Brazilian market.
Nuts is a Brazilian plant-based brand which launched in 2019. Made with selected ingredients, it aims to nurture the best in people.
Nuts Almonds
Nuts Almond Zero
Nuts Coconut
Pressade
Thanks to carefully selected fruits, Pressade creates delicious fruit juices for all the family to enjoy.
Founded in 1983, Pressade believes that the quality of a juice depends on the quality of its source. The brand prides itself on selecting fresh, healthy and ripe fruit with care, preserving the benefits and flavours the fruit provides to offer high quality juices.
In 2016, Pressade organised a wedding directly on the track of the Tour de France. The wedding was organised in less than three weeks for Stephanie and Thierry, winners of a Facebook competition as part of a digital campaign called Smile, It's Your Tour which received more than 500 entries.
Puro Coco
Puro Coco is a coconut water that was established in 2011 with the intention of giving your body the strength to experience life to the fullest. This fat, cholesterol and preservative free drink helps consumers stay light and hydrated.
200ml (ve)
1l (ve)
Puro Coco is available in 1 litre and 200ml packs.
The coconut water category has grown a lot in Brazil and Puro Coco is now the fourth largest brand by volume in the country.
7UP Free
7UP Free Cherry
There are many theories as to where the 7UP takes its name from. Some say this is a reference to the number of ingredients in its original recipe, with UP referring to the lift provided by the lithium citrate in the original drink. Others have claimed this could be a result of 7UP originally being bottled in seven-ounce bottles, while competitor soft drinks were bottled in six-ounce bottle
C&C is a delicious range of carbonated soft drinks and a popular family brand with a heritage dating back over a century.
Diet Lemonade
Brown Lemonade
Sugar Free Raspberryade
Sugar Free Pineappleade
In 2007, Britvic bought the soft drinks arm of C&C, a company which was originally founded in the 1800s by Dr Thomas Cantrell. Cantrell was a chemist at Grattan & Co, which also manufactured soft drinks and introduced the first carbonated ginger ale.
He went into partnership with Alderman Henry Cochrane in 1868 and went on to trade as Cantrell & Cochrane Limited, with contracts to supply several shipping lines, including Cunard, Inman, Montreal, National and City of Dublin. By the early 1900s, the company was one of the largest exporters from Ireland.
C&C Group became a public company from 2004 and sold its non-alcoholic drinks business to Britvic in 2007.
The Belfast Morning News claimed in 1885 that what Guinness was to porter, and Bass was to pale ale, Cantrell & Cochrane was to ginger ale, especially in America.
C&C Group today is no longer associated with the C&C brand, and is a leading manufacturer, marketer and distributor of premium branded cider, beer, wine and soft drinks.
Cidona
Cidona was first produced in 1955 and is Ireland's number one apple flavoured soft drink. Unlike any other soft drink, Cidona Bites into Thirst!
Club Orange is one of Ireland's most successful indigenous brands.
Club Zero
Club was originally developed in the 1930s by expert syrup maker Oliver Grace. Unlike competitors, Grace insisted that the whole of the orange should be used, including the juice, the pith and the rind. This unique idea was an instant success as people loved the delicious combination of sweet orange juice and real fruit 'bits'.
The brand has grown from strength to strength over the decades and today Club is the one of the top 20 brands in the country*. Recent innovations for the brand include a no added sugar range, Club Zero Orange and Club Zero Rock Shandy. The Club range comes in a variety of pack formats including PET, glass bottles and cans in both single and multipack formats, and can be purchased from a number of grocery, convenience, foodservice, leisure and licensed outlets across the island of Ireland.
* Source: Checkout Top 100 Brands, 2017.
The name Club Orange came from the favourite haunt of the then Managing Director of C&C – the Kildare Club. In paying homage to this place, the Club brand was born.
Club Mixers
Club Mixers have a long history in the Irish market, dating back to 1852.
Club Tonic Water
Club Slim Tonic Water
Club Soda Water
Club White Lemonade
Club Ginger Ale
Club Bitter Lemon
The Club Mixers iconic range has been lifting Irish spirits and has been at the heart of Irish pub culture since 1852. Club Mixers are the perfect accompaniment to spirits, expertly created to blend deliciously with gins, vodkas and whiskeys.
In March 2017, the new and improved Club Mixers Tonic recipe was awarded the esteemed Three Golden Star Superior Taste Award as part of the International Taste and Quality Institute's Superior Taste Awards. The new improved Tonic was awarded an accolade of superior and exceptional taste as part of a blind taste test, judged by a panel of 135 experts.
Club was the first brand to produce Ginger Ale and Club Soda. In 1769 A&R Thwaites introduced the world to Soda Water and in 1852 Dr Thomas Cantrell of Belfast and Sir Henry Cochrane combined to open their business in Belfast and Dublin and became synonymous with the invention of Club Ginger Ale.
Before 1900 it had won over 30 gold medals across New York, Paris, Jamaica and Liverpool. Well known for its high quality, Club Ginger Ale was signed up to the White Star line and sold on the Titanic.
Edge is a fully charged energy drink with taurine and caffeine and uses the power of B vitamins to recharge your inner battery.
Edge Advanced Red
Ultimate Edge
Energise Sport
Passion gets you to the line. Science gets you over it. Energise Sport contains an optimum balance of electrolytes and carbohydrates at a concentration that hydrates faster than water. It is designed to fuel your working muscles for greater power output throughout exercise. Energise Sport helps you achieve and maintain your peak performance for longer.
Energise Fruit Punch
Energise Mixed Fruits
Energise Orange
Energise Sport is a top quality sports drink, developed to suit the needs of dedicated sports players. It has a carefully calculated balance of water, carbohydrates and electrolytes to hydrate faster than water alone and it has a lighter and more drinkable formulation than other sports drinks to facilitate fast hydration.
Energise Sport has its roots in Gaelic football and has been supporting players and teams through sponsorship since launch. It is the official sports drink of Dublin GAA – hydrating the team to victory in the All Ireland Championship three years in a row 2015–2017.
Energise Sport was formulated to fuel performance with leading exercise physiologist Dr Liam Hennessy.
It is the only leading sports drink that is 100% produced in Ireland.
Energise Sport is the official sports drink of Dublin GAA, Cork GAA and Kildare GAA.
Green Mint Lime
Today, Lipton Ice Tea is made and sold by Britvic in the UK on behalf of Pepsi Lipton International and is available in major grocery stores, convenience retailers and wholesalers. You can also find it on dispense in fast food restaurants
MiWadi
MiWadi is an iconic Irish brand made with real fruit juice and offers a simple way to make drinking water tasty and fun for families.
0% Sugar
MiWadi takes its name from Mineral Water Distributors, a company that was originally formed in 1927 in Nassau Place in Dublin, and produced MiWadi, C&C and Club products.
The drink was originally manufactured by hand with the bottles washed and then passed along a line where they were filled, labelled, packed into wooden crates and distributed around Dublin by horse and cart. By the 1930s the production capacity was 60 dozen per day and the most popular flavour was Grapefruit.
Production increased throughout the 1950s and 1960s following the introduction of machines. Screw caps replaced corks and new flavours such as Blackcurrant were added to the range. MiWadi was mainly sold in chemists as a glucose drink but quickly became more popular in larger grocers and supermarkets making it accessible to more consumers.
By the 1990s it was the second biggest branded cordial in Northern Ireland, and its 'My Goodness, MiWadi' TV campaign was extremely successful, catapulting the brand to become Ireland's number one cordial which it remains today.
Moulin de Valdonne
Moulin de Valdonne offers an extensive range of syrups and juices, with more than 40 authentic flavours and blends available to choose from.
Les Spécialités Concentrées
Founded in 1972, the Moulin de Valdonne brand name refers to the mill in the heart of the soils of Valdonne in the south of France, where production of its organic fruit syrups and juices first began.
To this day, Moulin de Valdonne takes the time to create refreshing syrups that respect the taste of the fruit, appealing to all senses – a real fruit taste, a generous texture, a powerful aroma, all packed within a transparent bottle that shows the natural colour that embodies the Moulin de Valdonne expertise.
Born in the Provence region of France, the brand remains the number one syrup brand in this southern part of France.
Mountain Dew No Sugar
Bon Jour
Pur Jus
The brand has been supporting the Wimbledon Championships for 82 years, which is one of the longest sporting sponsorships in history.
Original No Sugar
Juiced
Supersours
XDurance
0% Cocktails
0% Kids
TK Lemonade
Red Lemonade has been referred to as a 'soft drink institution' in Ireland.
White Lemonade
The TK brand dates back to the 1800s and came about as a result of combining the genius of its creators, Taylor and Keith. Taylor was one of the first people in Ireland to create carbonated lemonade in 1888, but it was the madness of his business partner Keith who insisted that it should be red. The result is TK – a red lemonade that uniquely blends real craft and quality with great fun and refreshment.
To this day, the people of Ireland have a loyal affection for red lemonade. It holds a special place in Irish nostalgia and is a staple of Irish social occasions.
Despite its red colour (not pale yellow or white like most traditional types of lemonade) it does still have a lemon flavoured taste, and the Irish often use it as a mixer for whiskey.
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Bylaws of the New Kings Democrats Political Club
adopted August 15, 2020
I. MISSION STATEMENT
To foster accountability, accessibility, and representativeness in the Kings County Democratic Party.
II. ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES
A. Organizational Objectives:
1. To promote local civic engagement in the Kings County community
2. To increase the transparency of and participation in the Kings County Democratic Party
3. To shape public discourse about the political process in Kings County
4. To encourage and support the candidacies of progressive, reform-minded Democrats with the courage to run and the capacity to win
B. Implementing Organizational Objectives:
NKD's activities undertaken to achieve the organizational objectives outlined in sections II(A) of these bylaws are to be guided by policy platforms crafted by the Policy Committee and the endorsement process laid out in section VI(B). The NKD Executive Committee has latitude to initiate and support activities related to those platforms and endorsed candidates. If there is an issue or decision where a full policy committee platform is not appropriate, then the Executive Committee must seek membership approval through the processes laid out in Section VI(A) of these bylaws. Such votes shall be decided by two-thirds (2/3) of club members at the general membership meeting where the vote is taking place.
III. MEMBERSHIP
A. Responsibilities: General membership in the New Kings Democrats (NKD) requires a commitment to its mission statement and organizational goals through
1. frequent participation in the club's activities;
2. advocacy for the work of the organization;
3. assurance of the competency of the organization's management;
4. oversight of policy, operations, and business plans;
5. active participation in the development of the organization's funding base; and
6. the exercise of fiduciary responsibility.
B. Eligibility: To be eligible to be a member of the NKD, one must reside, work, or have some other significant interest in the Kings County community.
C. Dues: Members are required to pay annual dues as determined by the Executive Committee. Special exemptions or reduced rates can be made for club participants with limited income.
D. Membership Suspension/Termination: Membership can be suspended or terminated only under special circumstances, including persistent non-payment of dues (in the event an exemption has not been offered) or persistent conduct detrimental to the goals of NKD. For membership to be suspended or terminated, a complaint must be issued by a fellow member. A subcommittee will be convened to investigate the complaint and to make a recommendation on a course of action for consideration by the general membership. The general membership may suspend or terminate membership by a two-thirds (⅔) affirmative vote.
IV. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A. Officers: The office of Treasurer is required by New York State law. Other officers will be outlined, in order of succession, in Article IV, Section D.
B. Eligibility for Office: Any member of NKD in good standing for the six months prior to an election is eligible to run for office. No person may hold more than one office at a time. No one who is elected or appointed at the level of District Leader or higher may be an officer. No officer of NKD may engage in a campaign as a candidate for elected or appointed political office above the level of County Committee Member while serving as an officer of the club.
C. Term of Office: Each officer will be elected for a one-year term, with the exception of officers elected at special elections to fill vacancies for the remainder of a term.
D. Duties of Office:
1. President: The President oversees NKD's strategy and speaks on behalf of the club to the general public. The President chairs all meetings of the general membership and all meetings of the Executive Committee. This duty includes developing an agenda for each meeting and communicating that agenda in a timely manner to the Chief of Operations prior to each meeting. In the absence of the President, Executive Committee members, in the order listed in Article IV, Section D, will preside over the meeting. The President may call special meetings of the general membership or of the Executive Committee as outlined elsewhere in the bylaws. The President will also be an ex-officio member of all NKD committees, other than the Executive Committee.
2. Chief of Operations: The Chief of Operations functions as the club's manager, devising project implementation plans, assigning tasks to board members, and holding board members accountable for their commitments to the club. The Chief of Operations confirms meeting agenda items, times, and locations (in collaboration with the President) and schedules communication with the membership (in collaboration with the Secretary).
3. Vice President of Political Affairs: The Vice President of Political Affairs is responsible for fostering and maintaining relationships with elected officials and other political organizations. The Vice President of Political Affairs serves as the Chair of the Political Affairs Committee. Political Affairs Committee (standing) develops and implements the club's strategies for nurturing relationships with political officials and organizations. This includes recruiting and supporting new candidates for public office, identifying opportunities for collaboration with other political groups and electeds, and building awareness and support for NKD's policy platform.
4. Vice President of Policy: The Vice President of Policy is responsible for directing NKD's policy efforts. The Vice President of Policy serves as Chair of the Policy Committee. Policy Committee (standing) develops the club's policy priorities and is a permanent committee of NKD governed by its own bylaws.
5. Vice President of Organizing: The Vice President of Organizing serves as the lead organizer for all major political and election campaign activity organized by NKD. The Vice President of Organizing serves as the Chair of the Organizing Committee. Organizing Committee (standing) develops and implements the club's organizing strategy for all social action (e.g., rallies, protests, social campaigns), electoral campaigns, and county committee reform.
6. Director of Membership: The Director of Membership is responsible for promoting, coordinating, and overseeing NKD's membership efforts and for broadening participation in NKD and the Kings County Democratic Party. The Director of Membership serves as the Chair of the Membership Committee. Membership Committee (standing) develops and implements strategies to make NKD more representative of the borough, to retain members and drive them towards action, and to encourage members to invest in the club's growth.
7. Treasurer: The Treasurer manages all funds received by and paid by NKD. The Treasurer keeps an accurate account of all funds and provides a report on NKD's finances to the club at least one general membership meeting per year and every Executive Committee meeting. The Treasurer works with the Director of Communications to monitor members' dues and membership status. With approval from the President and Executive Committee, the Treasurer is responsible for paying all bills owed by NKD and generating invoices for funds owed to NKD. At the expiration of his or her office, whether by resignation, removal, or term expiration, the Treasurer relinquishes all financial records, information and materials including but not limited to books, papers, vouchers, and any property belonging to NKD, to the Executive Committee, who passes them to the next Treasurer. The Treasurer may convene Treasury Committee meetings, which they chair, at their discretion.
8. Director of Communications: The Director of Communications is responsible for directing NKD's external messaging. This includes (a) managing NKD's website to ensure its content is current and attracting new members, (b) maintaining a regular presence for NKD on social media, (c) managing NKD's distribution lists, (d) devising and implementing digital advocacy and campaign tactics, (e) managing and enforcing NKD's visual and brand identity and (f) creating and executing a press strategy to maximize NKD's media exposure in NYC. The Director of Communications may convene Communications Committee meetings, which they chair, at their discretion.
9. Secretary: The Secretary is an appointed position (with the rank of subcommittee chair), responsible for all internal and external communications and record keeping. This includes (a) sending notice of general membership meetings to NKD members at least one week prior to that meeting in collaboration or consultation with the President and Chief of Operations; (b) sending other regular communications to the general membership keeping them informed of NKD activity; (c) sending notice of regular Executive Committee meetings to all Executive Committee members at least one week prior to that meeting in collaboration or consultation with the President and Chief of Operations; (d) recording minutes of Executive Committee meetings; (e) recording any key decisions made by the NKD membership, including endorsements, officer elections and bylaws changes.
10. Data Director: The Data Director is an appointed position reporting to the Chief of Operations, responsible for the management of any and all data created, owned and controlled as part of NKD's club operations. The Data Director works with all Executive Committee team members to assure the cleanliness, completeness and security of all necessary data to support the membership of the club. This includes: (a) working with VP of Organizing and Director of Membership to support club organizing for endorsed initiatives and candidates, (b) working with the Treasurer to monitor members' status and dues, (c) working with the Director of Communications to support any and all necessary messaging outreach, (d) working with entire Executive Committee to establish a baseline of necessary data capture and metrics in order to effectively execute and present all of NKD operations. The Data Director is responsible for providing a report on NKD's data at least one general membership meeting a year and every Executive Committee meeting. Report content and metrics to be decided in collaboration with the President and Chief of Operations.
F. Past Presidents: Past presidents are entitled to participate in an ex-officio capacity on the Executive Committee. They serve at the pleasure of the NKD membership. A majority vote of the membership may remove any past president from the Executive Committee.
G. Standing Committee Chairs: Elected Committee Chairs of standing committees are members of the Executive Committee.
H. Vacancies: If the office of President becomes vacant, Executive Committee members, in the order listed in Article IV Section D will assume the office. For all other officer vacancies, a majority of the Executive Committee may appoint any member in good standing to serve as an interim officer until the next general membership meeting, at which time a special election will be held to elect someone to fill the position for the remainder of the term.
I. Standard of Conduct: Officers are representatives of NKD and should conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the organization's values as laid out in the mission statement and organizational objectives. Officers should carry out all duties with the best interest of NKD in mind.
J. Regular Meetings: The Executive Committee must meet at least once per quarter. Notice of regular meetings must be sent to each member of the Executive Committee at least one week prior to the meeting by the Secretary. At regular meetings, each member of the Executive Committee must give a report on her or his area of responsibility. Any member of the Executive Committee may request the addition of an agenda item.
K. Special Meetings: A special meeting of the Executive Committee may be called by the President, as long as notice of the meeting is given at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting by telephone, or at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting by e-mail. A majority of the Executive Committee may submit a written request for a special meeting of the Executive Committee to the President, and the President must call a special meeting to be held no more than one week and no less than 24 hours from the time the request was received.
V. COMMITTEES
A. Purpose: Committees are created to complete work on specific objectives of importance to NKD's mission and goals. The committees are an opportunity to involve the broader NKD membership in NKD's work.
B. Policy Committee: Policy Committee develops the club's policy priorities and is a permanent committee of NKD governed by its own bylaws. The Vice President of Policy serves as the Chair of the Policy Committee.
C. Committee Creation: Any NKD member may propose the creation of a committee by submitting a written request to the NKD Executive Committee indicating the committee's mission and objectives. Ratification of the committee requires approval by a majority vote of the NKD Executive Committee.
D. Membership: Unless otherwise stated by the Executive Committee, any NKD member can join a committee.
E. Eligibility of Chairs: Any member of NKD in good standing for the past six months is eligible to be a committee chair. No person may be chair of more than one committee simultaneously.
F. Selection of Committee Chairs: Chairs of standing committees are chosen by the Executive Committee in consultation with the committee membership, and are voting members of the Executive Committee. Chairs of ad hoc committees are appointed by the Executive Committee, but are not voting members of the Executive Committee.
G. Chair Term of Office: Each committee chair is elected for a one-year term.
VI. VOTING RULES
A. General Membership Procedure for Voting
1. Eligibility to Vote: All NKD members are eligible to vote, provided they have attended or participated in at least two NKD meetings (one of which must be a general membership meeting) or NKD-organized events in support of the club's endorsed candidates or policy platforms within the previous twelve months and have paid dues prior to the vote. The meeting at which the vote is taking place counts toward the two-meeting requirement. Each member is entitled to one vote, except as hereinafter described. The Executive Committee has discretion to set a deadline by which members must pay dues and sign up in advance of a meeting at which a vote will take place in order to determine which attendees are eligible to vote.
2. Notice of Vote: All general membership meetings in which a vote will take place must be announced to the public at least one week in advance.
3. Proxy Voting: Any member of NKD may authorize as his or her proxy another member of NKD. The proxy may be general or limited and must be communicated in writing by the member authorizing it, and filed with the meeting chair before the vote. The Executive Committee has discretion to set a deadline by which a proxy must be filed in advance of a meeting at which a vote will take place. A proxy is authorized to act notwithstanding the presence of the person authorizing him/her to act as such proxy, but said person may, before any vote is taken, declare to the meeting chair that said proxy is revoked. No member of NKD may act as proxy for more than one other member at any time.
B. Endorsement Voting
1. Candidates: All Democratic candidates running for office in Kings County are welcome to seek endorsement for public or party office. The Executive Committee will invite all candidates of interest to the membership to an endorsement meeting to be held before the election.
2. Voting Procedure: NKD endorsement ballots include all candidates who NKD is aware to be preparing to petition for, actively petitioning for, or already qualified for a ballot line in the relevant election, as well as a "No Endorsement" option. A candidate must receive two-thirds (⅔) of the vote, excluding blanks or abstentions, to receive NKD endorsement.
3. Instant Run-off Voting: In endorsement votes that include more than two options, NKD will use a system of ranked choice voting.
a) Each eligible and participating voter may rank all candidates (including "No Endorsement") acceptable him or her in the order of his or her preference on a single ballot.
b) The highest ranked choice on each ballot will be counted as one vote.
c) If no candidate (including "No Endorsement") has received two-thirds (⅔) of the total vote, excluding blanks, abstentions, or ballots with no qualified votes, the lowest vote-getter will be disqualified from the ballot.
d) The ballots will be recounted, and if a voter's highest ranked option has been disqualified from the ballot, the voter's highest-ranked qualified option will receive one vote.
e) Steps (c) through (d) will be repeated until one candidate receives two-thirds (⅔) of the vote or until only two candidates remain.
f) If a candidate (including "No Endorsement") achieves the support of two-thirds (⅔) of the vote, excluding blanks or abstentions, that candidate (including "No Endorsement") will be announced as the choice of NKD.
g) If only two candidates remain, and no candidate (including "No Endorsement") achieves the support of two-thirds (⅔) of the votes, that ballot's outcome will be announced as "No Consensus."
4. Implementation: At the time of vote, the Executive Committee will determine the best available technology for administering the election.
5. Withdrawing an NKD Endorsement: The Executive Committee or the Political Affairs Committee may initiate the process of withdrawing the club's endorsement from a candidate whom such committee believes no longer meets the standards for endorsement by the club. Two-thirds (2/3) of members present at a general membership meeting must vote to withdraw an endorsement from a candidate in order for the club's endorsement to be withdrawn.
C. Election of NKD Executive Committee Officers: Officers are elected by eligible voting members at meetings of the general membership. Whichever candidate receives the most votes wins that office.
D. Executive Committee Voting: Each member of the Executive Committee is entitled to one vote in matters pertaining to the Executive Committee.
1. E-Voting: When the Executive Committee cannot feasibly convene for a vote, the President or a majority of the Executive Committee may call for an electronic vote. For each matter that is voted on electronically, the person(s) who called for the vote must send each member of the Executive Committee a comprehensive brief of the matter in question, as well as the reason that the vote is being conducted electronically. These pieces of information will be provided to each member of the Executive Committee either at her verified e-mail address or using an electronic voting process that is established by the Executive Committee.
2. Quorum: Quorum at all meetings of the Executive Committee is 100% of Executive Committee members present in person or by phone. No proxy votes are allowed at regular meetings.
3. Financial Decisions: The Executive Committee must approve by unanimous vote all financial transactions greater than $500.
E. Election Monitors: At NKD meetings at which a vote is taken by paper ballot, two NKD members, chosen at random, who are not members of the Executive Committee must be present to observe vote tallying for all endorsement and executive committee elections. At NKD meetings at which a vote is taken electronically, the tallied results must be shared by e-mail with two NKD members who are not members of the Executive Committee prior to official announcement of the results to the full club membership.
VII. AMENDMENTS
A. Procedure to Amend These Bylaws: Amendments to these bylaws may be proposed by the Executive Committee or any voting member in good standing at any time. The Executive committee must formally review these bylaws annually to recommend any needed changes to the body. Proposed amendments must include a written rationale for the proposed changes. All proposed changes must be submitted to the Executive Committee for review three weeks in advance of the following general membership meeting for inclusion in the agenda.
B. Notice of Vote: All members must receive a written or electronic notice that details proposed changes and their rationale at least ten days prior to the general membership meeting.
C. Approval of the Amendment: All proposed amendments are voted on at the following general membership meeting. Amendments must be adopted by two-thirds (⅔) of the vote of the membership present at the meeting. Changes are effective immediately unless otherwise stipulated prior to voting.
In addition to our bylaws, we also have guidelines around member and Executive Committee involvement on political campaigns. Executive Committee guidance can be found below, and information on member involvement can be found here.
To avoid perceived or real conflicts of interest, and in the interest of their capacity, members of the New Kings Democrats Executive Committee should not be active members of a political campaign.
(Please note that the New York City Campaign Finance Board has specifically indicated that it may be a violation of local campaign finance law to hold a position on NKD's Ex Co while simultaneously holding a leadership role on a municipal campaign that has been endorsed by the club.)

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QCEA brings a vision of peace, justice and equality to Europe and its institutions.
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About QCEA
QCEA People
Quaker House
History of Quaker House
Around Europe
The Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) works to bring a vision based on the Quaker commitment to peace, justice and equality to Europe and its institutions. We seek to build support for humane, non-military policies at the EU level, both inside and outside its borders. We do so in the spirit of peaceful cooperation which forms the foundation of European politics. We have been based in Brussels' European Quarter since our foundation in 1979.
We currently operate two programmes focused on peace and human rights. Our peace programme works to promote non-violent conflict resolution based on the concept of "shared security," with a view to challenging the idea that international security can only be guaranteed by military means. Our human rights programme seeks to advance a more humane approach to migration and asylum in Europe, and focuses on less visible migration policy areas such as child immigration detention.
Our work involves three general strands, which feed into eachother and drive our efforts forward:
- policy research to identify challenges and collect evidence in favour of workable, value-led solutions;
- advocacy to make the case for more peaceful and humane approaches among policymakers;
- "quiet diplomacy", which involves bringing a range of stakeholders together for discreet discussions on ways forward.
In addition, we also seek to enable Quakers and those in sympathy with our values to engage themselves in the political process at European level. To achieve this:
- We arrange our own seminars, conferences and a Study Tour to learn more about what is happening in Europe. We can assist other groups in arranging study visits on request.
- We accept invitations to attend other Quaker events, with two aims: to speak and facilitate workshops on our own work, and to hear the views of Quakers about European political developments.
We cooperate with other non-governmental and faith organisations which share some of our ideals, so that we can help each other in our efforts to bring about change. Our main partner networks are:
The European Peacebuilding Liaison Office
The Human Rights and Democracy Network
An informal Christian Group on migration
The Conference of European Churches
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Bassett es un pueblo ubicado en el condado de Misisipi en el estado estadounidense de Arkansas. Según el censo de 2020, tiene una población de 124 habitantes.

Geografía
La localidad está ubicada en las coordenadas  (35.535577, -90.129434). Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, Bassett tiene una superficie total de 0.63 km², correspondientes en su totalidad a tierra firme.

Demografía
Según el censo de 2020, hay 124 personas residiendo en Bassett. La densidad de población es de 196.83 hab./km².  El 83.87% de los habitantes son blancos, el 7.26% son afroamericanos, el 0.81% es asiático, el 1.61% son de otras razas y el 6.45% son de una mezcla de razas. Del total de la población, el 4.84% son hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

Según la estimación 2015-2019 de la Oficina del Censo, alrededor del 52.2% de la población está por debajo de la línea de pobreza.

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Enlaces externos

Pueblos de Arkansas
Localidades del condado de Misisipi (Arkansas)

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2015 Summer Reality TV Premiere Dates: Set Your DVR For These Must-See Reality Shows
Cheryl Phillips
Get your DVR ready for a full lineup of reality TV shows this summer. Whether you are a fan of the Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, Big Brother 17, America's Got Talent, or American Ninja Warriors, reality show addicts have a long list of viewing options this summer.
Before summer officially begins, ABC will premiere the 10th season of The Bachelorette on May 18. This year, the network is changing things up by starting out the show with two leading ladies, but spoilers indicate one girl won't make it past the first episode. The franchise's summer spinoff, Bachelor in Paradise Season 2, will premiere on August 2, shortly after the Bachelorette finale. BIP 2 is set to start filming later in the spring in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Buddy TV reports that ABC has also set premiere dates for CelebrityWife Swap (May 20), and Extreme Weight Loss (May 26). Two competitions based reality shows, Rising Star (June 22), and Sing Your Face Off (May 31) will also air on ABC.
CBS will air the premiere of Extreme Weight Loss on May 26, and the popular Big Brother Season 17 on June 24. Big Brother will feature episodes three nights a week on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. Big Brother After Dark premieres on June 25.
Tune in to NBC to watch two pre-summer reality shows — American Ninja Warrior (May 25) and America's Got Talent (May 26). NBC will also premiere four additional reality shows during the summer, including Food Fighters, hosted by Man vs. Food's Adam Richman (July 22); Food Fighters (July 2); Running Wild with Bear Grylls (July 13); and Last Comic Standing (July 22).
Other reality shows set to premiere in late spring/early summer 2015 include the following.
America's Next Cat Star (yes, it's true) on Animal Planet – May 2
Filthy Riches on Nat Geo – May 6
Deion's Family Playbook on OWN – May 9
Sing It On on Pop Network – May 13
American Diner Revival on Food Network – May 22
What the Fung?! on FYI – May 23
Love & Hip Hop Live: The Wedding on VH1 – May 25
#RichKids of Beverly Hills on E! – May 24
Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars on WE – May 29
So You Think You Can Dance on FOX – June 1
Chrisley Knows Best on USA – June 2
CeeLo Green's The Good Life on TBS – June 23
WWE Tough Enough on USA – June 23
Penn & Teller: Fool Us on CW – July 6
Million Dollar Listing San Francisco on Bravo – July 8
Date on CW – July 9
Masters of Illusion on CW – July 10
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I sat in Starbuck's, sipping a white chocolate mocha. It was a Friday evening, and I was a week into my "retirement." Images of the past 30 years of my life emerged upon the mental and emotional screen of my mind—highlights and lowlights of six different schools, hundreds of co-workers, and literally thousands of students whose paths had crossed mine. When I stepped into that first classroom at Heinold Junior High School in 1976, I couldn't imagine retirement. After all, I had only planned to teach until I got my "ideal" job; the job that would set me on my date with destiny, the job I was born for, the job I was called, anointed and appointed to do.
As I reflected on those years — from my part-time position in one of the worst schools in the district to a school named among Time Magazine's top 100 high schools in the nation — I realized that God had carefully crafted every detail, orchestrated every move, positioned every individual in my teaching career as a part of His perfect plan and purpose for my life. God had allowed me to have incredible favor with principals and supervisors. I had been allowed to develop gifts that had been lying dormant I had had the chance to pour into young teachers as a teacher mentor. I had been blessed to be chosen to travel to Princeton, NJ to be part of a team of teachers setting criteria for National Board Certification. I had developed some wonderful, lasting friendships. I was allowed not only to touch the lives of countless adolescents, but to be touched and changed by them as well. God allowed me to establish and advance His Kingdom, and He had revealed His glory in the midst. I am a very different person because of it.
It wasn't a fluke. It wasn't a mistake. I hadn't been detoured. Teaching wasn't a "fall-back" career; it wasn't a holding tank until God launched me into "ministry." It wasn't solely training ground for the great thing He had planned for me someday. It was the great thing. It was part of my destiny. It was ministry. I was walking out purpose and destiny each day I stepped into a classroom.
I am beginning to see my life – all my life — as the unfolding of a prophetic word, the unfolding of the Word of the Lord to me. And, in a very real sense, the becoming of that word – the Word being made flesh in me and lived out in real time. I believe it's so for all who are in Christ. The moment we surrendered to His will, we find we are set on a course that is His will for our lives. It doesn't always look like we think it should; it doesn't always feel like we think it should; it's not always easy and may even seem, at times,the very antithesis of His word. And yet He is working in every moment of every circumstance, passionately committed to the full manifestation of that word in us and for us. We see the word as in the making; He sees it as already accomplished. As we learn daily to surrender, to listen to His voice, to follow as His Spirit leads, to obey, and He adjusts and calibrates us. He conforms us to the Word.
Each moment is significant. That may be hard for us to grasp in light of where we may have found ourselves in any given season of life, in light of bad choices we've made, or in light of the sinful choices of others that have directly impacted us. But if we truly believe the words of the Apostle Paul in Romans 8, then we know God uses it all. I am convinced that He does it so perfectly and naturally that we are often not aware of it. We simply look up and realize I am just who I'm supposed to be; I am just where I am supposed be; I am doing, in this moment, just what I'm created to do.
We must learn to appreciate purpose and destiny in the now. What has God purposed to do now? In what way is Christ being formed in us now? In what ways is God drawing on the wealth of gifts He has deposited in us now? How has He purposed to use us now? How is He revealing His glory to and through us now? It is all working for the ultimate fulfillment of His promise to you and to me.
I am determined to remain mindful of the now moments, and to make each day, each decision, each word, each act, each moment count! I have purposed not to be so focused on my someday that I miss destiny in the now – His life manifested in me impacting my world, advancing His Kingdom. My prayer is that we are fully awake, fully present and open to the moment — to the moments — realizing that destiny is now.
Yet again, my response is, " This is the best one she has posted!!" The fact is , " This is the best one she had posted " now".
This is a timely and timeless Word for everyone in the body of Christ!
I am determined to live in the " prophetic now".
I thank the Lord for Speaking to me through this posting !
Thank you so much. You are such an encourager. Continue to live in the moment. It's really all we have.


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Being Vesak Day, the wife and I with our little son in tow were at The Singapore Buddhist Lodge, a rather large temple located at Kim Yam Road, to perform our annual "bathe the Buddha" ritual.
While waiting in line with about 40 people ahead of us, we cannot help but notice the residential development situated next to the temple.
The development concerned is Waterford Residence, a 999-year leasehold condominium consisting of 118 units completed in 2011. As you can see in the photo, the condo is built literally next to the temple.
While we all know that the 3 main criterias for property purchase (whether for own-stay or investment) is "location, location, location", the wife and I cannot help but wonder if many people will consider beyond the usual "District Number", "Proximity to MRT stations and amenities" and "within 1-km of choice schools".
We do not know how many of the occupants within the 118 units at Waterford Residence are Buddhists. However, if you decide to purchase an apartment next/nearby to a temple (and a rather huge and popular one for that matter), you better be mentally prepared for the "inconveniences" that are typically associated with having large number of people moving in and out of the building next-door to yours, and the ocassional frustrations of double-parking along the 2-lane Kim Yam and Martin Roads. This is especially so during the first and fifteenth day of each Lunar Calendar month and major Buddhist festivals.
But if you ARE a Buddhist (more so if you are a devout one) however, you will probably find calm and peace from the constant Buddhist chants from next-door. And on every Vesak Day, you will probably be the first in line for "bathing the Buddha"!
On the flip side, you must also be prepared to tolerate people using the ledge of the water feature oustide your condo as a resting place while waiting for taxis or transports.
So the next time you go house hunting, you may want to add "Is the condo located next to a building of religious worship?" to your list of considerations.
And just so we are clear, the wife and I are firm believers of religious tolerance and harmony. But we are not big fans of crowds and heavy traffic along our front yard.
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We enjoyed staying next to a church.


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Q: How to read and do a min/max/avg from a NMEA stream I have a weather station attached to my device spitting NMEA 0183 on /tty/USB0
I have alreeady sorted out how to parse the data and echo what I want in a script.
What I need to do now is write the /tty/USB0 file to a file, then when I invoke my script, I want it to echo a min/max/avg for certain comma delimited fields.
Existing code:
Outputs Data from the Weather Station to a temporary file and then displays that file on screen
#!/bin/sh
awk -F, '/\$WIMDA/ {print $4*1000" millibars""\n" $6" Celsius""\n" $10"% Humidity""\n" "Wind Direction "$14 " Degrees""\n" "Wind Speed "$20*3.6 " km/h""\n"; fflush(); exit }' /dev/ttyUSB0 > weather1.txt
cat weather1.txt

I want to do this to $6 and $20.

A: You could start by timestamping the data as you receive it into a logfile:
awk '{print strftime("%Y.%m.%d.%H%M%S ") $0}' </tty/USB0 >>logfile

You can choose a format that is easy to parse. Of course, the data may already have a timestamp.
The above gives lines with fixed width date and time beginning eg:
2015.07.07.093953

In a script you can then look through the data and extract the entries that interest you. For example
to average/max the last 24 hours use in your shell script:
start=$(date --date="-1 days" +"%Y.%m.%d.%H%M%S")

This gets the timestamp for 24 hours back in the same format. You can then get you max and average:
awk -v start="$start" <logfile '
$1>=start { if($7>max7)max7 = $7
            tot21 += $21+0
            numdone++
          }
END { printf "max %g, ave %g\n",max7,tot21/numdone }
'

Note as there is an extra field at the start of the line you need $7 now for field $6. By choosing a fixed width date format with the year first  and seconds last we can do simple string comparision between dates.

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In the Serengeti we observed thousands of zebras come to the watering hole every day. They would carefully approach the water, looking for croc's and drink as fast as they could. Something would scare them and they would gallop off creating huge clouds of dust. They would appear to be ghosts in the dust.


The developments of the past week have spurred me to reflection and I've sought the right way to speak to the community I love.
It occurs to me, once again, how lucky we are. I had the extraordinary good fortune to grow up in a very special place, and I've lived long enough to witness and experience several generations of change, each with its own significance in defining who we are today.
I think about the old timers from my childhood – the native sons who made their livings with cattle and corn and sheep and goats. Their names still resonate – Capps, Townsend, Hodge, Warrick, Jackson. Theirs was the generation of khaki work pants and sweat-stained Stetsons.
And then there were the mid-century immigrants who introduced a flair of sophistication – Dion Van Bibber, who made the Stagecoach Inn famous and, later, Grace Jones and Herbert and Thelma Fletcher.
And later still, Mac Sherrill built a little nine-hole golf course in a picturesque cow pasture along a beautiful stretch of Salado Creek. By the time I was in college, Mill Creek was a burgeoning retirement community, attracting a number of America's greatest generation, honest-to-God heroes from WW-II and Korea. The brothers Tarbutton, Cliff Pyle, Harley Grimm and, of course, Jack Jones – men whose deeds are largely forgotten but whose unheralded valor truly made American great, and by mere association, inspired at least one foot-loose Huckleberry Finn type who happened to grow up here.
About that same time a bunch of creative characters rolled in from West Texas – Forest Gist, Lonnie Edwards and Steve Wesson, joined later by Joe Pehoski and Darwin Britt. And an enigmatic little wizard named Wilmer set up shop here and brought the world to our doorstep. Each and all contributed to the shifting, ever-evolving persona of this place.
When Lana and I came home in the late eighties we discovered that we were just part of the latest group whose turn it was to contribute. We had the good fortune to meet and work with Doug Willingham who, like me, came here in search of his roots. He, along with Tyler Fletcher, Pat Barton and a whole lot of other folks were struggling to preserve Salado's historic legacy and, at the same time, find ways to gracefully accommodate the forces of a quickly changing world. Together, we saved the Salado College ruins and planted a few other landmark projects around town, and laid the groundwork for Salado to become an incorporated village.
A couple of young, idealistic journalists came along and bought the little local weekly and hoisted their masthead, reporting on everything Salado.
Of course my own Mother and Father made it impossible to not be involved. In 1994, I was drawn into the political world with the good fortune of having as my role model another of America's generation of heroes, Col. Jack Oliver. What more can I say? His spirit has sustained me through years of work in the public sector.
Today, I'm watching a new generation invest their lives here. Graydon and KD Hill are creating a phenomenon on Royal Street, along with a whole bunch of very talented young artisans. My friend David Hayes and his group are reinventing the Stagecoach Inn. Will Lowery, Claire Hartman and a growing list of other smart, hardworking entrepreneurs are expanding and diversifying our economy. Tim and Marilyn Fleischer continue to do the impossible – keep a small town publication alive and relevant in the age of digital media.
We have one of the best schools in Central Texas, thanks to years of outstanding leadership, and young families are flocking to the area for that reason. We are truly blessed.
My time as a member of the Commissioners Court is drawing to a close and I'm a bit sad about that, but I can honestly say I've never been prouder of this remarkable community.
To all our friends – young and old, to the new generation of Saladoans who will leave their marks, to all of you who have enriched our lives in immeasurable ways, Lana and I say thank you.


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