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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience and security Sarstedt was quick to state: “I really wasn’t thinking of anyone specific.” one of six children of English expatriates Albert was an accountant who managed a tea plantation in the Darjeeling region of West Bengal He next came up with Where Do You Go to (My Lovely) Sarstedt later explained that he was following a trend for meaningful songs of more than three minutes’ duration: “I wanted to write a long extended piece because I was working in folk clubs and universities.” When Sarstedt and the producer Ray Singer presented the record company with the completed track the response was unpromising: the song was too long United Artists relented after cutting one verse which included the line “your body is firm and inviting” Where Do You Go to (My Lovely) had topped the charts and Sarstedt’s bushy hair and Zapata moustache were regularly featured on Top of the Pops The song stayed at No 1 for four weeks before making way for Marvin Gaye’s I Heard It Through the Grapevine Where Do You Go to (My Lovely) went on to top the charts throughout most of Europe as well as Australia and Japan but its cosmopolitanism failed to excite record buyers in the US The follow-up single, Frozen Orange Juice but further records were not commercially successful although Sarstedt’s compositions continued to find admirers: one reviewer described the song Beirut as “an entire novel of Eric Ambler complexities in three minutes” Sarstedt was twice married and had two children born 10 December 1941; died 8 January 2017 The Tempus600 Connection Module is part of an automated one-touch handling system for sample tubes The sample tubes are delivered from the ward to the laboratory through the dedicated point-to-point system The sample tubes are gently slowed down before landing in the automation module From here they are automatically transferred e This website uses cookies to give our readers the best website experience. Please refer to our privacy policy to find out how we use cookies and how you can edit your preferences British artist had a 50-year career in music and was best known for his 1969 number one hit Where Do You Go to My Lovely The British singer-songwriter Peter Sarstedt has died aged 75 Best known for the 1969 number one hit Where Do You Go to My Lovely his family announced that he died after a six-year battle with progressive supranuclear palsy saying they were “with him to the last” and that his music would be missed by many He released at least two singles a year between 1967 and 1987 Sarstedt was born into a musical family in Delhi – his parents were classical musicians and his brothers Eden Kane (real name Richard Graham) and Clive Sands (real name Robin) both became pop stars His music received widespread attention again in the 2000s when Where Do You Go to My Lovely, which won him an Ivor Novello award in 1969, was used in the Wes Anderson films Hotel Chevalier and The Darjeeling Limited Sarstedt’s condition led him to officially retire in 2010 The first enclosed urine collection system from Sarstedt for hygienic and needle-free sample collection (NFT = Needle Free Transfer) 29 in celebration of 50 years in the United States thanked area customers as well as local government and business partners for their continued support announcing the recent purchase of over 48 acres of land on Shea Road in Newton to support future business needs president and CEO of The Chamber of Catawba County Keisler spoke about Sarstedt’s contributions to medicine and laboratory research around the world and congratulated the employees and team members who have been a part of the company’s success Executive Board Member of Sarstedt’s parent company Sarstedt AG & Co presented Carolina Caring with a $50,000 donation Carolina Caring has become a valued resource both locally and regionally for comprehensive serious illness care including palliative medicine services as well as primary care for those who have debilitating medical conditions.” Referencing the company’s “high awareness of social responsibility,” Schuster also presented the City of Newton Fire Department with a $25,000 donation commenting on their excellent service to the community over the years and citing a need for additional rescue equipment Special recognition went to Peter Rumswinkel Keisler applauded Rumswinkel’s leadership as a pioneer and advocate of apprenticeship in Catawba County Rumswinkel began his career at Sarstedt as an apprentice in Germany 45 years ago and under his leadership Sarstedt is a founding member of the Catawba Apprenticeship Network a four-year program providing academic and technical training Sarstedt also hosted an evening event and family day for employees in recognition of their contribution to the company’s success A pioneer in plastic labware and innovative blood collection systems the Sarstedt Group is now one of the world’s leading providers of devices and consumables for medicine and science The family-owned company is now in its second generation In response to a rapidly growing customer base Princeton operations were relocated to Newton The Newton campus has undergone significant expansions since that time including the addition of a state-of-the-art logistics center in 2012 and a $6 million production renovation in 2017 Sarstedt currently employs approximately 250 people in the U.S. Customers include reference labs such as LabCorp and Quest Diagnostics biotech companies such as Quidel Corporation and numerous hospitals and research institutes including Johns Hopkins Catawba Valley Medical Center and Frye Regional Medical Center Get the latest local business news delivered FREE to your inbox weekly Hawks Landing in north Hickory was purchased for $27 million The Village at Catawba Ridge was purchased for $16 million expanded online pickup and delivery and remodeling the pharmacy area Variety Wholesalers acquired 219 Big Lots stores out of bankruptcy last year “There’s not a lot to do after dinner here so we thought let’s do dinner and let’s do after here in one place.” it is a decision that has been made,” the Camping World vice president said Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account SARSTEDT introduces next-generation pipetting with the new Sarpette® M The Sarpette® M manual piston pipette is designed for comfort with its uniquely placed ejection button allowing for a particularly ergonomic workflow the Sarpette® M sets the benchmark in microliter pipettes – and is also compatible with a wide range of pipette tips direct and fast transport of blood samples to the laboratory without batching or manual packaging steps The samples are placed in the insertion point of the Vita transported via a pipeline ø 25 mm and landed in the laboratory within seconds Drastically reducing the total turnaround time for blood sample testing results in faster diagnosis and patient treatment The Tempus600 Quantit provides direct and fast transport of blood samples to the laboratory without batching or manual packaging steps Drastically reducing the total turnaround time for blood sample testing results in faster diagnosis and patient treatment.· The SC 2700 centrifuge has been specially designed for use in physician’s consultancies or small laboratory units and can be used with all standard samples tubes Intuitive operation to centrifuge the most common types of sample materials at the push of a button is guaranteed by pre-set programs forblood and urine The settings tailored to the specific sample materials of blood and urine make it virtually impossible to operate the centrifuge incorrectly For over 25 years Sarstedt has produced a wide range of high quality cell culture products which are ­distributed worldwide These many years of experience and know­ledge of the needs of users have allowed us to optimise and continually expand the product range we have been manufacturing tailor-made pipette tips Based on this experience as well as our technical competence and using ultra-modern production methods we have developed a revolutionary re-filling system for you To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser thatsupports HTML5 video Nach einem tödlichen Messerangriff gestern in der Nähe des Bahnhofs in Sarstedt haben die Ermittler:innen bereits am Abend einen Tatverdächtigen festgenommen Am Dienstag hat die Staatsanwaltschaft Hildesheim einen Antrag auf Untersuchungshaft des Mannes gestellt Bei dem Opfer handelt es sich um den Betreiber eines Hotels das als Flüchtlingsunterkunft genutzt wurde Der 35-jährige mutmaßliche Täter ist irakischer Herkunft und war Bewohner der Unterkunft Im September vergangenen Jahres fanden Passant:innen auf dem Waller Friedhof in Bremen einen blutenden Mann Die Zahl der politisch motivierten Straftaten ist in Niedersachsen im vergangenen Jahr um fast 50 Prozent gestiegen Das hat Innenministerin Daniela Behrens (SPD) am heutigen Montag bekannt.. 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Falls die Cookies für externe Inhalte akzeptiert werden, ist kein händisches Bestätigen mehr erforderlich. a pipetting tool perfectly matched to the SARSTEDT pipette tips and a flexibly adjustable ejector make the Sarpette® M a reliable and comfortable everyday companion With 5 different models ranging from 0.1 µl to 1,000 µl there is the right pipette for every application New to SelectScience?Register for free today no.: 63.614.625) meets the requirements for reliable pre-analytics in Alzheimer’s disease diagnostics The tube combines optimum low binding properties with standardized 75 × 13 mm dimensions for ideal handling and processing of this very special sample material Thanks to the special low binding property the high-quality material prevents the binding of Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers and allows for maximum recovery in the sample material for reliable dementia diagnostics The CSF false-bottom tube is recommended as standard in the preanalytical consensus protocol and has already been validated for the new immunoassay generation from Roche BIOFLOAT™ cell culture plates The novel SARSTEDT cell culture plates with highly anti-adhesive BIOFLOAT™ coating are ideally suited for easy reproducible cultivation of particularly uniform In addition to a generally improved quality Sarstedt now offers optimized white color variants for better detection sensitivity in qPCR we have expanded our PCR plate range with high-purity EtO-treated variants (Biosphere plus quality) as well as DNA & protein low binding variants we offer the maximum and unsurpassed purity standard for an absolutely reliable absence of DNA or other biomolecules The low binding variants are our contribution to the increasing use of PCR consumables for other applications for sample storage of smallest volumes or for preparing dilution series so that all biomolecules can be recovered from the wells One of the analyses most commonly used is the ­Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA).With this method even the smallest concentrations of a range of substances (proteins hormones etc.) can be detected and quantified from complex solutions The S-Monovette ThromboExact has been developed especially for anticoagulant-induced pseudothrombo­cytopenia pseudothrom­bocytopenia is caused by thrombocyte aggregation.Early detection avoids the consequences of a thrombo­cytopenia misdiagnosis This blood collection tube is validated internally by Sarstedt and externally at the Universiy Hospital Rostock As the trend towards decreasing sample volumes continues it is increasingly important to minimize potential interaction between the analyte and tube Our low protein and new low DNA binding micro tubes are specifically designed to meet the requirements in protein and DNA analytics while maximizing recovery rates .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a} Ohio – All that glitters was gold on Saturday afternoon as family and friends came from all over the nation dressed in sparkling gold outfits to celebrate Ruth Halpin on her 100th birthday Lifetime Clevelander Ruth Halpin celebrates her 100th birthday surrounded by family and friends wearing gold and glitter thrifted and recycled just about anything to wear and for her home Halpin is known for her fashions and the jewelry she’s upcycled out of thrifted bits and pieces She’s covered old shoes in recycled materials made statement necklaces out of lighting fixture parts and embellished old hats with just about anything even painted the family car using a broom and shiny blue house paint because she thought it looked dingy,” said Halpin’s daughter Sue Sarstedt “She even painted the shutters on the house a neon orange.” Halpin was born in 1919 and raised on West 50th Street in Cleveland They were married for 68 years when he died in 2010 he even drove that painted blue car around he took her everywhere she wanted to go,” said Sarstedt Together they raised eight children in North Olmsted Her children all say the same things about her “She was a little bohemian and wild,” said daughter Kathy Francesani Halpin wears a dress she worked on and repurposed 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren to tell the stories of her flamboyant creativity Francesani and Sarstedt wore necklaces made by their mother Ruth Halpin of light fixture parts “She’s loved creating things out of things she found at thrift stores She took things apart and redid them and that went for furniture She likes bling and jewelry and is even known at the Welsh Home in Rocky River for dressing up every day,” said Francesani “They would help her pick out a necklace only to come back to her room to find that she’d put on several more.” Halpin's daughters Sue Sarstedt and Kathy Francesani had wonderful stories to share Francesani thinks her favorite decade must have been the 1970s “She went down to the bank to apply for a job processing credit cards and lied about her age dyed her hair and took short dresses from my sister’s closet always pushing us girls to learn to do everything while she spoiled our four brothers.” is one of Halpin's great-granddaughters She's modeling an embellished hat of Halpin's It's a green straw hat covered in a fuzzy knit that was probably once a sweater or a scarf “Our style was not her style,” said Sarstedt “We didn’t have a lot of money and we wore uniforms to school We could do our own thing on the weekends.” lived with Halpin until she was about four They say the art bug didn’t run wild in any of them except perhaps for her oldest granddaughter who lived with Halpin until she was about four “I like glimmer and metallic and I love to thrift Son Bob Halpin says that he picked up sewing from his mother “I think little bits of her creativity went to all of us.” Halpin up cycled this piece of wall art with metallic paint Halpin concentrated on embellishing things She collected fabric and worked extensively on jewelry when husband Joe became ill “She’s only really stopped making things in the last 10 years,” said Sarstedt Her room at the Welsh Home is full of her work from a gold painted side table with leopard fur inset a pile of colorful necklaces takes over the nightstand Halpin's closet is full of sparkling clothes as she still likes to dress up every day Her daughters say that she was always dressed to the nines never owned a pair of blue jeans and was not shy about handing out a few critiques here and there they all said the same thing: “Her faith.” 11 models one of her great-grandmother's embellished hats She also made 100 cupcakes to feed the 50 plus guests at the 100th birthday party “She’s always happy and she lives in the moment She never worries about yesterday or tomorrow,” said Francesani “She never did anything to excess,” Sarstedt continued they worked hard and didn’t have money for those things and she was never an exerciser ‘I’ll wear out my body doing all of that stuff.’” “She used to go to the thrift stores a day or two ahead of their dollar day sales and she would hide things and come back on the sale day,” said grandson Ben Roeder They agree that her favorite retail store was probably the May Co these necklaces are piled high on her nightstand Did she have a trick to living a long and healthy life Francesani and Sarstedt say she was always on a diet subscribed to Prevention Magazine and ate tons of garlic She invented her own face creams made from sour buttermilk “It smelled terrible,” they said in unison One time she served us lemon soup,” said Sarstedt making a sour lemon face as she remembered it Find me on Twitter and Instagram @AlliArtStyle and at Allison Carey Fashion Reporter/Photographer on Facebook Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices ROCKY RIVER, Ohio – All that glitters was gold on Saturday afternoon as family and friends came from all over the nation dressed in sparkling gold outfits to celebrate Ruth Halpin on her 100th birthday. For many weeks in the spring and summer of 1969, the names of Zizi Jeanmaire, the Aga Khan and Juan-les-Pins reverberated mellifluously around the British and international pop scene. They appeared in the lyrics of the chart-topping Where Do You Go to (My Lovely), written and sung by Peter Sarstedt, who has died aged 75. Composed in waltz time, bookended by generic French-flavoured accordion phrases and with echoes of francophone chansonniers such as Georges Brassens and Jacques Brel, the song told the story of one Marie Claire, who had risen from the “back streets of Naples” to join the Mediterranean jet-set. When the similarity of this back-story to that of Sophia Loren was pointed out, Sarstedt was quick to state: “I really wasn’t thinking of anyone specific.” He was born in Delhi, one of six children of English expatriates, Albert and Coral Sarstedt. Albert was an accountant who managed a tea plantation in the Darjeeling region of West Bengal. Following his death in 1954, the family moved to south London. Peter played bass guitar in Eden Kane's backing group until, in 1965, his brother decided to move to Australia. Peter emigrated briefly to Copenhagen, where he began to write songs in a contemporary folk vein. Returning to London, he began a recording career as Peter Lincoln before reverting to his real name. In 1968 he signed to the United Artists label, but his first single, I Am a Cathedral, was unsuccessful. He next came up with Where Do You Go to (My Lovely). Sarstedt later explained that he was following a trend for meaningful songs of more than three minutes' duration: "I wanted to write a long extended piece because I was working in folk clubs and universities." The song stayed at No 1 for four weeks before making way for Marvin Gaye's I Heard It Through the Grapevine. Where Do You Go to (My Lovely) went on to top the charts throughout most of Europe as well as Australia and Japan, but its cosmopolitanism failed to excite record buyers in the US, where it sold poorly. The follow-up single, Frozen Orange Juice, was a Top 10 hit later in 1969, but further records were not commercially successful, although Sarstedt's compositions continued to find admirers: one reviewer described the song Beirut as "an entire novel of Eric Ambler complexities in three minutes". Sarstedt was twice married and had two children, Anna and Daniel. Facebook pageTwitter feed© 2025 The Irish Times DAC Sarstedt's famous song spent four weeks at Number One and won him an Ivor Novello award which he shared with David Bowie the singer-songwriter best known for ‘Where Do You Go To (My Lovely?)’ ‘Where Do You Go To (My Lovely?)’ spent four weeks at Number One in the UK in 1969 and won Sarstedt an Ivor Novello award, shared with David Bowie for ‘Space Oddity’ The song later enjoyed a resurgence in popularity after being featured in Wes Anderson’s 2007 film The Darjeeling Limited Sarstedt scored another Top Ten hit in 1969 with ‘Frozen Orange Juice’ Though it would be his final appearance in the Top 75 of the UK singles chart he recorded frequently and his 14th and final album often with the Solid Silver ’60s nostalgia tour He last played live in 2010 when he joined the Solid Silver ’60s Tour for a series of live shows in South Africa A post on his website informed fans that Sarstedt had retired in 2010 due to ill health His family said in a statement that he had died peacefully after succumbing to progressive supranuclear palsy Sarstedt’s older brother Richard also enjoyed musical success as ’60s pop star Eden Kane while his other brother Clive Sarstedt has also released several albums Peter Sarstedt married twice and is survived by two children The world’s defining voice in music and pop culture: breaking what’s new and what’s next since 1952 This website uses cookies to enhance your experience. Read our WAMU Privacy Notice This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again Peter Sarstedt waves during a TV show in Berlin on Feb Credit: AFP / Getty Images / Soeren Stache a British singer-songwriter whose 1969 hit “Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?” gently mocked the jet set and brought him a measure of resurgent fame when it was used in the score of Wes Anderson’s film “The Darjeeling Limited,” died Jan The British media widely reported his death citing a statement from his family that said Sarstedt had progressive supranuclear palsy Sarstedt recorded more than one dozen albums many of them in a folk-rock vein reminiscent of the Scottish singer Donovan None was more successful than his self-titled 1969 debut 8 on the British charts on the strength of “Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?,” a lilting waltz about Marie Claire a poor girl from Naples who ascended the heights of Parisian society and left her childhood friend in the dust “You talk like Marlene Dietrich and you dance like Zizi Jeanmaire,” Sarstedt sang in a nod to the glamorous movie star and ballet dancer The subject of the song has adopted the seductive airs of a woman who skis in St Moritz and tans - wearing a “carefully designed topless swimsuit” - in Juan-les-Pins 1 hit in England and in 14 other countries and earned the singer rave reviews in British magazines such as New Musical Express which called him the “most original talent to emerge in decades.” By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy but failed to find a wide audience in the United States when the song was featured in the soundtrack for “The Darjeeling Limited,” Anderson’s film about a train trip through India and in “Hotel Chevalier,” a short companion piece to the film where his parents worked in the British civil service The family moved to London following Indian independence in 1947 and his father’s death several years later and Sarstedt began playing music with his brothers Richard and Clive in a skiffle group called the Fabulous Five he said he wrote “Where Do You Go To (My Lovely)?” for a girlfriend who “tragically died in a hotel fire.” he told the Daily Express the fire story was “completely untrue.” The girl of the song was “meant to be a generic European girl,” he said whom he married in 1969 and later divorced A subsequent marriage to Joanna Meill also ended in divorce The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months