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There have been a number of references to the Winston Club and the part it played in the social life of the members of our community.
The Winston Club before The Corporation got to work
The Winston Club is one of the few remaining old buildings left in Laindon. It has changed its name over the years and I am sure that our contributors will tell the full story.
I will collect the contributions already submitted in other articles to get this started.
The Winston Club Today
Fred Taylor
Gloria Sewell (link to article)
My father was always known as Nobby Sewell although his name was Fred. Maybe you may remember him because he would sing every Saturday in the Winston club near the railway station. I would sit in raptures when he sang "daddies little girl" to me. We had a great Christmas party there for all the members' kids every year. It was the highlight of our year then.
My grandad Mr. Jack Davies also ran the loan club there so people could pay money in all year round and then draw it out for Christmas for extra money and also have small loans out through the year for little emergencies. He was a very popular and trusted member.
Day out for men from the Winston Club
Gloria Sewell
Mr.Ted Burton Snr.
Eric Pasco
For as long as I can remember my Dad was a member and in fact became a Life Member eventually. I remember that the men used to go on a "BEANO" each year and before they left in the coach the men used to toss out sweets and their loose change for the kids to collect. We loved that and collected some tidy sums. I also recall going to the club Christmas parties and the little gifts all the kids got. Later (around 1959) Mum & Dad would take me and my younger sister to the club which was dance night Mum & Dad loved to dance. Jill & I would just watch and listen to Sid Blackwell playing the piano and singing (after he had a few pints). The Club at this time was run by Ted Burton (Snr.) and then by Ted Burton (Jnr.) and the last time I went there (maybe 1990) by one of the daughters and her husband. May still be the case?
I recall Dad's drinking buddies were 'Nobby' Clark, Sid Rosser?, ? Gibson, whose sons were Trevor & Ivan, and I think he was the rival removals company to Jeakins. One year when on a visit from Australia (around 1976) I won the jackpot on the 'one armed bandit' in the club. It is great that in my memory, externally, it is one things that had not changed a great deal in Laindon.
Jean Pattle (link to article)
In 1949 my parents moved into one of the new houses in King Edward Road where they lived the rest of their lives. My Mum worked at the Dartboard Factory and my dad was a lorry driver. He worked a number of years for Charlie Markham of Markham's Dairies collecting milk churns from the farms.They went to the Winston club where Dad would sing and play piano.
Patsy Mott née Tyler (link to article)
My grandfather Herbert Tyler was well known at the Winston Club that was at the top end of Northumberland Avenue at the junction with the High Road. In the 1930s and 40s, making their own entertainment, the older folks enjoyed the club, playing cards and dominoes and drinking. Younger guys hardly ever beat the wily old fellows at the games. As children we tried but never succeeded.
John Bathurst (link to article)
The "Laindon Advertiser" of April 1931 contains a report of a meeting of the Little Burstead Parish Council held on the 10th of March at the Carlton Club Hall which was then the name of the still existent Winston Club on the corner of Northumberland Avenue
Alice Jackson (link to article)
We went out at night. We had to make our own pleasure but there were Youth Clubs, a Cycle Polo Team, boxing clubs, football teams and before the Radion Cinema was built, we had picture shows in what is now the Winston Club. We had an annual Carnival and a Publicans wheelchair race. This was started from the Prince of Wales and stopped at all the pubs on the way to the Crown Hotel
I think the harsh treatment I received, was from girls recently moved into the Laindon area from London. Unlike local bred girls and girls that had moved to the area some time previously, city girls lacked the manners, good grace and social skills we lads had come to expect. City girls thought themselves a cut above us "yokels" and who knows maybe they were but we were nicer people. Somewhat contentious I know but ???
I was surprised to read of the unkind remark received by Donald "that if he had no car he had no chance". My recollection is that even if, for whatever reason, the girl had no further interest in seeing me again, her response was always kind. Of course the male ego was bruised but I never encountered a girl who was unkind or cruel.
I do remember a particular occasion at the Archer Hall in Billericay. There were two girls who gained my admiration from the svelte manner in which they executed the Gay Gordons. A dance way beyond the capabilities of we mere males. I danced a couple of times with one of them, learnt she was from Little Burstead, and asked if I could escort her home. She agreed with the comment that, to this day, I remember, "We wondered how long it would take one of your group to ask one of us." Apparently the Archer Hall attracted a large crowd and it takes time to approach all of the young women. After all one can only walk home one girl a week.
In response to Ellen's questions, I can only guess at the answers. There was really only one way to get to the hops in surrounding villages. By bus. A few exceptions might have existed such as Donald on a motor bike or me in a Farmer's Taxi (one way only). Or perhaps walking was practical if the hop was local. The Basildon Country Club next to Donaldson's for example. By the end of the hop, all buses had stopped and everyone was left to their own devices. That usually meant Shank's pony.
There are references in other articles in these archives of those girls living on unmade roads routinely carrying a second (spare) pair of shoes. Particularly those working in the City. I have no specific memory of that occurring at the Saturday night hops but it seems reasonable. A pair to wear at the hop, maybe high heels, and a "sensible" pair (maybe wellies) to wear for the long walk home, partly perhaps, across dark and muddy fields. I had not thought of the young women who had not been asked to be walked home. Did her pal refuse an escort so as not to leave her friend alone? Interesting thought. I cannot remember encountering that problem.
Today the whole concept of a young woman walking some miles home, in the wee hours, with a lusty lad she may have just met a couple of hours earlier, raises all sorts of alarm bells. But that was such an innocent and naive age.
Ellen poses a very good question and one that I'd never thought of myself, how did these girls get there and how did they expect to get home? Maybe they had heard that Laindon lads were good walkers or was it that they were mugs? There was for me no follow up date to either of these trials. This was not from a lack of charm on my part (?), I was told quite bluntly that as I had no car then I had no chance. Girls, I was always led to believe, were the "gentle" sex. How gentle was that rejection? One girl even told me that "if God had intended for us to walk, he wouldn't have given us brains to invent the wheel and the engine". I don't think she earned herself a place in Heaven.
Any potential beau of mine, when offering to walk me home, had the unwelcome surprise of a ¼ mile of unmade road to negotiate – a quagmire in winter! Thankfully, by the time I met my future husband, we had access through our hedge onto a proper made up road, so he never got his shoes muddy. However, without any transport during our early courting days, my fiancé would walk the several miles home late each evening, from where I lived, close to what is now Fords Research Centre, all the way to Frierns!
Alan and Donald's exploits are amusing, but how did the girls get to Basildon/Laindon and how did they expect to get home?
Perhaps word got out that the Laindon boys were good walkers!
Don't forget the girls were probably in stilettos and roads etc., were not that even.
My husband also saw me home and walked back to his home but that was Langdon Hills to Wash Road.
Really happy to see that I wasn't the only one. Alan's long walks just for a little female company are tales that I should find amusing but the feeling they engender in me is one of relief. I thought maybe I was the only mug to do this kind of thing. One time, all macho, I told this girl that I'd walk her home from the youth club in Basildon, she said o.k. What she didn't say and I, all pleased with myself, didn't bother to ask where she lived. It was a damned long walk to Thundersley just to say goodnight and then walk all the way back to Laindon. This was not the only occasion that this happened. At the Mecca, again in Basildon, met a gorgeous young lady and a small part of me sweeping her off her feet was my insistence to be walking her home. You can see where this is going much better than I could see where I was going that night. Basildon to Corringham and then back to Laindon with just a short break in the middle to say goodnight and nothing more. This never happened again as it would appear that I had learned a good lesson. Strangely enough I can still remember both girls names all this time later. I wonder if Alan and I were the only ones to do this or maybe the only ones to admit to it?
Yes, Donald's memory reinforces how much time and energy we young lads spent in the pursuit of young females. I doubt that has changed. One of the four or so lads who comprised our group to the Archer Hall was Ray Farmer. Ray (son of Sid Farmer taxis) often managed to borrow a taxi for the Saturday evening. We traveled in style! At least we did one way. After the dance it was every lad for himself. The goal of the evening was to dance and chat up a likely lass and to walk her home after the dance. (Bus service had finished.) One had to plan carefully however. If the young lass lived in, for example Stock, this meant a three mile walk to see her safely home and a six or seven mile walk back home. Much better to find someone who lived in Great or Little Burstead! Particularly in February.
Alan's mention of the Saturday night hop has jerked another memory from the back of my mind to the front. Myself and three other friends/workmates, the only name that's coming to mind is Kenny Houghton, would often trundle over to Ramsden Heath, of all places. There, on Friday nights if I remember correctly, in a little church or village hall, would be a hop/shindig that we went to, to find girls??? This never happened for any of us, which looking back was hardly surprising as the young female population of the area was pretty much non existent. Getting there and back was a thrilling yet painful experience as all four of us travelled on the one motorcycle. Me, being the smallest, sat on the rear mudguard and rear light, the person in front of me (Kenny) held one of my legs, while the person in front of him held the other one. This I believe is one of the reasons that put me off owning my own motorbike for many years.
Donald, I must hasten to add that I started in July 1950 and it was not until 1952 that my salary reached the grandiose heights of three pounds fifteen weekly. I cannot remember the cost of a weekly season ticket into Fenchurch Street in 1952 but it had gone up markedly from the eight shillings and four pence when I started in 1950. Of course one also had to dress a little more smartly in the city so it was not all peaches and cream. Incidentally, I omitted to add that my two pounds ten suit from Fifty Shilling Tailors was made to measure. I was flying high. Somehow there was always just enough left over for the Saturday night hop at the Archer Hall in Billericay, ten Players, and a pint or two in the Rising Sun at intermission.
Really shouldn't have needed to ask about Alan Davies and the job he had that paid so well. If only my memory worked as well on short term as it does for long term then I would have remembered reading about his work. Yet another very interesting man with many interesting tales to tell and many already told on here.
A comment from Richard Haines suggests that Leana Springate was in the same class as he and I. My first year at LHR was in 1958, I was in Upper 1B and the form teacher was Mr. Rosen. While my memory is reasonable for its age, and I do recall many of the names of both girls and boys in that class, I sadly but obviously cannot recall all of them. I also remember many pupils from other forms and other years, but again not all. I also recall where many of them lived, although I don't know why I knew in the first place. What I'm eventually trying to get to is: I don't remember Leana being in the same class as me as I'm sure she is one that I would most certainly remember. If there is somebody who could verify this for me I would be most grateful as I'm beginning to wonder if my memory is working as well as I think it is?
Hi, Donald Joy. Thanks for your comments on my comments!
Nice to know that you are a Clacton resident as well. With my story about the Laindon conveniences and you living in this area, you possibly know of that "Hell hole" that is an apology for a public W.C. on Rosemary Road. The poor guy that cleans them deserves Tendring Council's highest award for bravery. The awful mess members of the public leave them in, is mind boggling (if you will pardon the pun).
If I had the job, I would have to throw a stun grenade into the place first! The effect would probably make a vast improvement.
I'm hoping to attend the next memory day on the 25th of February, if they ever get that annoying apology for a road, the A12 sorted out. Never a day goes by than an accident occurs. Wonder how that lorry managed to fall off the road bridge at Witham?
I went via Danbury one day (I have a good knowledge of the back roads. But the journey back to Laindon took two hours, instead of the hour and fifteen minutes that it usually takes.)
I wonder what job Alan Davies had in 1952 that paid him £3.15.0 per week, that must have been a good wage for the time? I had what was considered a well paid job in 1962, 10 years later and I got just £4.2.4. net.
Editor: You may find the answer in the Article List, under 'Memories of Alan Davies'. Alan's writings make very interesting and enjoyable reading.
I remember the symbol. It was a label sewn into every article. Memory says that it was never referred to as anything other than "Utility". Certain articles were banned from being produced. Girls and women could not buy pleated skirts. Men could not find double breasted suits. Both examples were deemed to require an unnecessary amount of (superfluous) material. After restrictions were lifted, as late as 1952, I remember purchasing my first ever suit. A double breasted blue suit from the Fifty Shilling Tailors. Does it still exist? True to its name, the very smart suit cost me two pounds ten shillings. A tidy sum considering I earned three pounds fifteen shillings a week.
This contributor, Robert Springate, has been rather productive recently, with his comments on here. I don't know him but I know that I do like him, as he seems to be a lot like myself, ordinary. His stories are a lot like mine, again ordinary and easy to relate to. Hopefully one day I might bump into him, as I too live in Clacton, he sounds to me like an interesting person. Also I guess that Leana is his younger sister ? I didn't know her at school to speak to but I knew who she was and I had no difficulty spotting her in the 1958 photo as she was a striking looking girl.
Apparently the CC symbol was brought into force in 1941 by the Board of Trade and was the equivalent of rationing. CC standing for either Clothing Control, Controlled Commodity or Civilian Clothing (or all three). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CC41
Memories of a barber shop in Laindon. The small shop was adjacent to Koppit's tailoring premises in Bolsover Terrace. The terrace was opposite the telephone exchange that was on the left hand corner of Vowler Road. Two other shops, one next to the barbers, was a grocery shop, not sure if it was run by Howard's Dairies, perhaps some one can correct me.
Next to the grocer's was a habberdashery shop, run by Mrs Hull. My mum bought my school socks in there. I recall the socks had a large CC on them denoting that it was a wartime symbol (I think, or does any one have knowledge what the symbol stood for?) Mrs Hull's shop completed the terrace of the four premises. To the left of the shop was an entrance to a yard that contained a removal business. Francis & Jagger Removals?
Getting back to the barber shop, the family that lived there, where I had my hair cut (a distant memory now, as I don't have much hair to cut these days) was the Upton family, Mr. Upton was the sole barber. His wife, who was a brilliant seamstress and their son, Paul. (Paul now lives near Southend Airport with his wife, Joyce.) Us small schoolboys, when it came time to have a haircut, Mr. Upton would place a short length of floorboard across the arm rests of the barber's chair and we would sit on that to bring us up to the hight that an adult would be at, for hair cutting. Bert (bless him) in the past, was perhaps an army barber, and the only style of haircut he knew was the proverbial "short back and sides" that schoolboys of that generation had to put up with.
I recall sitting on my plank having my haircut, when a young feller came in and asked for a "TONY CURTIS" The barber replied "I don't know any Tony Curtis, what does he look like! The young chap was getting mixed up with the new men's hairdressing salon in another parade of shops just pass Cottis the bakers. (called "Peter's" assisted by his brother.) This was where my friends and I had our Tony Curtis style hair "do" after we left the LHR and staring to earn a modest wage. In order to get the style to set, we had to have a period under a hairdryer with a net on our heads. Felt a right berk, I can tell you. But the end result was great. We was all sporting a Tony Curtis hair style. But my hair was as stiff as a board, with all the hair laquer that was blasted at it, in order to keep the style and shape, especially the double curl that hung down over both sides of the forehead. The back was shaped into a D.A. (an abreviation for a ducks bottom, you work it out what the A stood for) So that's my memory of Mr Upton's barber shop during my schooldays.
The location of the Laindon Public Conveniences were just to the right of the entrance to Laindon Link, the area now sporting awful blocks of flats. The toilet block looked more pleasing to the eye and a welcome bolt hole when you needed them most on the way home, after spending the evening in the Laindon Hotel, on pints of Charrington's best bitter!
In the very tough winter of 62/63 the toilets became frozen for weeks on end. But when you have gotta go, you have gotta go! A plumber was called out from the builders yard on the corner of Manor Road (A.E. Judd and Son) to unfreeze the cistern above the toilet pan in the first cubicle with a parrafin blow lamp. Then continue to each cubicle in turn to unfreeze the cistern. (He never made it to the second cubicle) In order to reach the cistern, he had to stand on the rim of the pan. Unfortunatly, his foot slipped off the edge and into the mire of contents in the pan! All the pans were frozen with the contents that couldn't be flushed!
The poor plumber had to squelch his way back to the builders yard to get cleaned up. Don't know if he was compensated for the "In convenience" with a little extra in his pay packet for a pair of new boots and socks. Poor man!
Please can anyone tell me what the B.E.O. building was in the High Road?
In 1939 my grandad had plans drawn up at Westminster for refuge accommodation behind the BEO building. The two unventilated shelters were to accommodate 12 persons in each shelter, including 5 BEO staff.
Thank you.
Reading about the Publicans' wheelchair races, I recall that one year when the competitors reached the Laindon Hotel, the next "pit stop" after the "Fortune of War" a piano smashing competition took place on the forecourt of the Laindon Hotel.
Pieces of a demolished piano had to be small enough to pass through a car tyre. The remains were then un- ceremoniously thrown over the low pub boundary wall into Jeakins yard! Never knew what comments were made when Jeakins staff opened on the Monday morning and found a heap of demolished pianos! But great fire wood though. :-)
My memory says that the public conveniences were erected in the very late 1940's, maybe even 1950. The directional sign outside the Winston was, presumably, erected at the same time. I am sure that every Laindoner knew where the new public bogs were so one can only assume that the sign was intended for the rare visitor from outside of Laindon who happened to be caught short. Certainly any Laindoner would know a bog was available much closer in the opposite direction, fifty yards behind the photographer, at the railway station.
Even though I was born in Tyler Avenue, I only ever entered the Winston Club once. I too am glad there still is a part of old Laindon still standing, considering most of it has been ripped down.
Reading of the Winson Club being one of the last remaining commercial outlets caused me to reflect on other similar properties still existing in its original form and with the same families and also residential properties still in the hands of the prewar residents.. The ones which come to mind are the Frenches at Watch House Farm in Wash Rd. and the Websters who still occupy the property although the original dwelling has gone. As to the residential old families, I believe the Fordham family still occupy the house in High Rd. North. I am not sure if the Parkinson dwelling opposite the Laindon Link still exists, not having been in Laindon High for many, many years. The only other families I can remember who still occupy their original homes are the Sulliivans in Church Rd. and a family in Waverly Rd., whose name escapes me. I still live in the same dwelling that I lived in the 1920s'. The coming of the new town certainly scattered the old residents both locally and overseas.
It was lovely reading all the comments on 'The Winston Club' it was a brilliant place to grow up in.
I knew most of the men in the 'Beano' photo especially my Grandad Ted Burton Snr who was the most gentle kind hearted man you could ever meet, the scar on his face was due to a bad accident which left him with a glass eye.
I also remember walking along the cinder path beside the railway line with my Mum Kitty Burton (James) to see my Nan Kit James at Beatrice Road. I also remember her living next door to Violet who used to give me sweets.
I have been up St Nicholas Church and found my Mum's sisters grave (Gwen) who was killed in the war you can still see the poem my nan wrote on the head stone.
Laindon holds a lot of happy memories for me.
Lisa so lovely to hear from someone from the Burton family at last. Your Gt. grandma and my grandma were neighbours in Beatrice Rd., during the war and supported each other. My Mother, Violet Davies, and your grandma were good friends. Your mother and I were friends and I also worked for your grandma in the club for a short while.
If you look under Laindon Families, the Sewell family on this site you will find quite a few references to your family.
I am so glad you liked the photo, I have been trying to name some others on it perhaps mum can help.
Oh I did not look above but there you are Brenda another school friend, we did have some great times when Linda and Pat lived in Devonshire Rd., and you came to see them. I hope you remember me.
I am Lisa grandaughter of Ted Burton Jnr and daughter to Linda Burton unfortunately my mother and father left the Winston some 6 years ago. I also spent most of my youth at the Winston and have some fond memories of my nan and grandad singing on stage.
I am very proud to say that my daughter is following in the footsteps of her great grandmother, it was lovely seeing the old photos of my great grandad and always remember his glass eye lols.
After looking at this photo with my mum Brenda (Bartley) Hendry provided me with some of the names. In between my uncle Ted Burton & uncle George Bartley it looks like my grandad Harry Bartley next to uncle George is Tom Thomas (senior) in front of him is his son Tommy Thomas (he was the nephew of my nan Buddy (Harris) Bartley) next to Tom Thomas was my grandad's friend Arthur Brown!
Hi Terry great to hear from someone with 70/80 memories of Laindon and what is left of it keep it up.
As a budding guitar player and old Laindoner, the Winnie was one of my first gigs, around 1976. I have a cassette of us playing there. The group comprised me, the Smith brothers, who lived almost opposite me in Devonshire Close. Lennie Smith, Vocals, Eddie Smith on Bass Guitar, Phillip Shute from Victoria Rd on Drums, Mark Robinson from Langdon Hills on Keyboards, and Robin Montier from Fairview Rd off Timberlog Lane, the only non Laindoner, on guitar and vocals. We were called crusader!!! I do play the cassette at times, we played all the 70's rock and pop classics.
Silly me sitting here all alone tonight the penny has dropped the first man on the photo standing next to George Bartley is Mr.Ted Burton Snr. himself. I recall he had a nasty scar on his face but I can't remember what caused it.
Yes Eric. The last I heard Linda Burton (single name) and her husband were running the club, she was a school friend of mine. I would love to hear if she is still there or even if one of her children now run it. Her mother's single name was Kitty James who was my mother's friend. Her mother I only knew as Mrs. James lived next door to my granny in Betrice Road, where I was born. I do know they were friends and a great support to each other during the war years when my granny lost her eldest son John and Mrs. James lost Kitty's Sister Gwendolyn. Also during the war, the story goes that they were sweethearts they are buried side by side in St. Nicolas Church, a sad but touching story, I think you would all agree.
Nina the conveniences were opposite Parkinson's on the corner of what is now Laindon link. I don't know if it's still the same in that area but that is how I last recall them. I know they were still there approx 1970 I recall using them funny enough on the way home from the Winston Club.
Editor: The original toilets were knocked down when they built the link. New toilets were built at the Laindon Centre, at the rear of the Joker Pub.
Hi I remember my uncle Albert Bull and his wife Peggy and her brother Fred Gibson going to Winston Club it was a regular saturday night out
While studying the first photograph above, I had a little chuckle when I saw the sign 'Public Conveniences' as the arrow appears to point directly at the Winston Club. Obviously, they were further along the High Road. I vaguely remember those conveniences during the fifties but can't remember exactly where they were situated. The sign is no longer there in the second photograph as I am sure those conveniences had been demolished by the time the sixties came along.
I was always aware of the Winston Club but it was a mystery to me as my father, George Burton, was teetotal and never went there. I notice with interest that the club was run by Ted Burton Snr followed by his son Ted Burton Jnr. As far as I am aware, they were not related to us although my father did have a brother Edward William Burton (known as Bill) who owned and ran the builder's yard in Manor Road, Laindon, for many years until his death in 1951. Bill and his wife Beatrice didn't have any children, so it couldn't have been him.
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Google is Estimated to Have Sold Under a Million Nexus 7 Android Tablets
Google's "other income" revenue is listed as $666 million, which is up significantly from last year's $385 million. Munster believes that because this number includes the sales of Nexus 7 tablets. He could be right, and if he is then the $281 million would suggest that Google sold around a million Nexus 7.
That is an awfully wild-assed-guess, isn't it? Not only is it based on less than specific data, we don't even know how Google accounts for Nexus 7 sales in their bottom line. I would almost hesitate to make this claim, but this bit of gossip is too juicy to let go by without comment.
And yes, it is gossip. It is in reality little more than a rumor, and the only thing keeping it out of that gutter is that someone's name is attached.
So do you believe it is true?
I'm not sure, but if it is then I would describe the Nexus 7 as a failure. This most recent report includes the quarter which ends 30 September. If Google only sold a million Nexus 7 tablets starting in July and extending through the back to school period then sales were at best lackluster.
I wouldn't make that claim had we talked about the 1st or 2nd quarter, but this was one of the prime gadget buying periods of the year. If Google cannot get people interested enough to move more than a million units then I don't know another way to describe the sales.
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When it comes to defining RV excellence, Heartland is a brand name that often springs to mind. Providing customers with over a decade of affordability, reliability, and versatility, Heartland is both popular, and dependable. Only four years after entering the marketplace, the brand became the third biggest seller of fifth wheel trailers, and as time passed, the company has continued to improve their offerings, stating that: "we feel like our quality is better than it has ever been."
The evidence suggests that customers appreciate Heartland, as sales continue to be as strong as ever. However, how do you decide whether Heartland is the right RV brand for you? This overview should provide an insight into the features that go into each Heartland creation, so that you can decide which Heartland RV you should buy.
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At La Mesa RV, we appreciate the sense of adventure and comfort that Heartland gives its customers. Founded in 2003 and defined as a producer of high-end fifth wheel trailers, Heartland has a reputation for RV creations that inspire, value that persists, and construction that endures the test of time.
Their dedication to pristine quality is one of the reasons why Heartland's customers have made them the third-largest retailer of fifth wheel RVs in the world. Heartland RVs fifth wheel trailers offer amazing maneuverability as a result of the patented 88 degree turning radius, and the brand also provides travel trailers and other options for modern travelers. Because the company consistently listens to its customers, it regularly appears in magazines like RV Lifestyles, Trailer Life, and Gypsy Journal.
Within months of their debut, towable manufacturers began copying Heartland innovations - a sure sign that the company was doing something right. However, despite the imitations, nothing will ever be quite as great as the original, and Heartland is still leading the way for fifth wheel creativity.
Types of Heartland RV: Fifth Wheels
And yes, simply knowing more about the company isn't enough - a true RV connoisseur must explore the various features of each model. With that in mind, here at La Mesa RV, we're offering you an opportunity to examine the aspects of each RV type Heartland offers, starting with the traditional fifth wheels. Heartland fifth wheel creations include models such as the Gateway, ElkRidge, Bighorn, Oakmont, Landmark, Big Country, Sundance and Sundance XLT.
A company dedicated to delivering the strength and versatility you've been searching for in a fifth wheel, Heartland injects innovation into each of their RVs, for feature-loaded trailers supported by quality craftsmanship, higher resale value, and amazing durability. The Oakmont ™ RV, for example, provides comfortable accommodations designed for exceptional relaxation. Packed with features such as Electric Rear stabilizer jacks, power awnings with LED light strips, premium upgraded graphics and an ABS Hitch cover, you're sure to find what you need.
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Romeo E. Gutierrez, a recipient of many local and international awards, including the National Commission of Culture and the Arts (NCCA) 1994 Diwa ng Sining Award: Ten Outstanding Visual Artists of the Philippines and finalist in the 6th International Print and Drawing Biennial held in Taipei, Republic of China in 1993. Prof. Gutierrez has taught generations of artists in the College of Holy Spirit, he has held 30 one-man and group-art exhibitions in the Philippines, China, Hong kong, Taiwan, Chile, Great Britain, Germany and key cities in the United States such as New York and Washington, D.C.
A former Board of Director and Vice President of the Art Association of the Philippines (AAP), Prof. Gutierrez has been featured in prestigious publications such as Who's Who in the International Art (1994, Lausanne, Switzerland: The 3rd (1987), 5th (1991) and 6th (1993) International Graphic Arts Biennial: AAP Artworks First Fifty Years 1948-1998 (2011); Living in Art Artist (1995); Encyclopedia of Philippine Arts (1994) Art Philippines (1983); Shell Reunion Artist (1983), and the Epiphany of Philippine Graphic Arts (1982).
Prof. Gutierrez has indeed made an indelible imprint in the art industry. His works are displayed in the collections of prominent private and individual art collectors (i.e. Gokongwei, Ayala, Sycip, Romualdez, Sy, Araneta, Ledesma, Pangilinan, Guico, Aquino among many others) and institutions such as The Manila Peninsula Hotel, National Arts Center, Manila Diamond Hotel, Intercontinental Hotel, National Museum, Manila Mandarin Hotel, Museum of Philippine Art, Ayala Land Inc.


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For interpreters
How to get certified
Step 2: Written examination
The written examination is the second step towards achieving certification and is generally offered four weeks after orientation. Interpreter candidates must have completed the two-day orientation to be eligible to take the written examination. The written examination serves as a screening test to determine eligibility to sit for the oral examination.
The test is in English and consists of a multiple-choice test comprised of 135 questions covering general English proficiency, court-related terms and usage, and ethics/professional conduct. A candidate must pass the multiple choice test in order to be eligible to take the oral examination which is considered step 3 in the certification process.
Overview of the Written Examination for Candidates - Council of Language Access Coordinators
Multiple-choice test description
The multiple-choice test measures interpreter candidates' knowledge of three areas central to the work of a court interpreter at the level of a minimally qualified court interpreter:
1. English language. To function as a professional court interpreter, one indispensable component is a high degree of proficiency in the English language. Accordingly, the written examination assumes a high degree of literacy in the English language and familiarity with a range of language constructions. It tests comprehension of written English vocabulary and idioms.
- Sentence completion (choosing the appropriate word to finish a sentence): Items 1-9
- Synonyms in context (choosing the word/phrase closest to an chosen word/phrase): Items 10-17
- Synonyms (choosing the word/phrase closest in meaning to the chosen word/phrase): Items 18-38
- Antonyms (choosing the word/phrase opposite in meaning to the chosen word/phrase): Items 39-50
- Idioms (choosing the phrase that is closest in meaning to the underlined idiom in the idiom): Items 51-75
2. Court-related terms and usage. A second area of knowledge essential to successful professional performance is familiarity with the terminology and procedures of the court system. Accordingly, the written examination also measures recognition of common court-related situations and vocabulary, especially in the area of criminal courts.
- Sentence completion (choosing the most appropriate phrase to complete the sentence): Items 76-111
- Court related questions (choosing the best answer to the question given): Items 112-121
- Sequences (choosing the correct order in which certain court events occur): Items 122-125
3. Ethics and professional conduct. The third area of knowledge required of professional court interpreters encompassed in the written test is general knowledge of standards guiding the performance of duties. Accordingly, the written exam includes questions aimed at measuring candidates' knowledge of ethical behavior and professional conduct.
- Professional conduct questions (choosing the best answer to the question given): Items 126-127
- Scenarios (choosing the best response for an interpreter in this situation): Items 128-135
This exam was developed by the National Center for State Courts Council of Language Access Coordinators (CLAC).
Time allotted for written test: 2 hours and 15 minutes -- Passing score: 108 out of 135 scoring units correct or 80%
2017 written examination dates and locations (Fee: $50 for first-time test takers or $25 for repeat test takers)
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|Friday, October 20
|Friday, October 13
The schedule for the written exam at each location is as follows:
- 9:15 am-9:40 am—Registration
- 9:40 am-9:45 am—Instructions
- 9:45 am-12:00 pm—Exam
The test begins promptly at the time indicated above. Candidates who arrive more than 15 minutes after the start time will not be allowed to sit for the test.
Registering for the written test
To register for the written test, submit the written examination application and fee of $50 for first-time test takers or $25 for repeat test-takers with a check or money order payable to the Wisconsin Supreme Court by the corresponding deadline. Walk-ins are not allowed. A confirmation e-mail with logistical information will be sent to you prior to the testing date. If you do not have an e-mail address, a confirmation notice will be sent by US postal service to the most current mailing address on file.
Retaking the written test
If a candidate does not pass the test and wishes to retake it, he/she must wait a minimum period of six (6) months.


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Varun Pruthi Wiki, Biography, Age, Height, Weight Details
Varun Pruthi is an Indian Actor/Dancer and youtuber. He is most popular through his youtube channel which he is inspiring people through his heart touching videos. On youtube he has 420 k subscribers. He has got his training in acting and dance from Hollywood California. He had taken 4 years of Intensive Training in Acting, He is a trained dancer in Bollywood, Hip Hop, Popping-Locking, Robotic, Waving. Varun has worked in Commercials, Music Videos and Short Films.
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UPDATE: Citigroup Reiterates on C.H. Robinson Worldwide Following Investor Meeting
In a report published Wednesday, Citigroup analyst Christian Wetherbee reiterated a Neutral rating on C.H. Robinson Worldwide (NASDAQ: CHRW), but lowered the price target from $60.00 to $57.00.
In the report, Citigroup noted, "CH Robinson hosted its first investor meeting in 13 years Tuesday and we came away struck that management did not answer arguably the most important question facing them. It assumes that net revenue margins will stabilize over the 3-5 year projected period, but did not provide a reason why other than a look at previous cycles. While we do not necessarily believe it's possible for management to accurately predict, we would prefer to have heard a more compelling argument, and believe skepticism about growth targets may persist as a result. That said, we believe the company is trying to grow in a challenging market and the lowered guidance is more achievable in an environment of continued margin pressure. We continue to expect multiple compression to play out slowly, which coupled with a modest reacceleration of earnings growth post-2013 yields a largely neutral outlook."
C.H. Robinson Worldwide closed on Tuesday at $58.53.
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Iso & usb
I have a unique issue. Unique in the sense that I have only found the opposite of what I'm after so far. Here goes:
I have a special bootable "Linux" USB. Tested the USB and it boots up and builds any old PC - with an appropriate BIOS. I would like to convert this USB - better still its contents - to an ISO.
Reason? VMWare server doesn't support USB bootable BIOS at present. Not sure it ever will.
Any help much appreciated.
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iso and usb
I am positive this can be done using the dd command.
I also know I cannot give you the correct form for the command.
dd is great, but you cannot make mistakes in code or typing or you lose your data.
Be patient, I'm sure the GURU's here will pipe in.
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ccd2iso - Convert CloneCD disc image (.img) format to standard ISO (.iso)|Ubuntu Geek
Or are you looking for a windows program?
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I'm looking for a linux utility that can take an image of my usb stick and I'm hoping that that image would be in an iso format.


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I think that I have been slowly losing my sense of humor ever since my children left home and I want to reclaim my funny bone. I needed my sense of humor to raise those children. And I relied on my sense of humor when they first left home and were beginning to make their way in the world. But now that my youngest is a senior in college and all three of them are doing well in their independent adult lives, I am not finding as much to laugh about. My children kept me so amused.
When my daughter dropped her cell phone into a vat of boiling spaghetti and when her brother's frat brothers spilled beer all over his cell phone, and when my youngest put his iPhone in his back pocket having forgotten that he didn't have a back pocket (the bottom of the pocket was no longer attached to the pants) so that the phone fell out and disappeared into the depths of Oakland, I just laughed. It was funny to me, and not worth getting upset about. I told my daughter to wait for her phone to dry out and it did and then it worked again (although her calls were in Italian – HA). I told my son to wait for his phone to dry out and it did and then it worked again (although it had a terrible hangover – HA HA). I told my youngest his iPhone days were over and he should go pick out a nice cheap Go Phone with no internet capability. And he did. He said he was about ready to be done with a phone that got the internet anyway – too distracting. (And Ron chewed out the thug in Oakland who found the phone under a bush and called us to see if we would pay him $60 to return it. To be honest, that phone was so old that it was barely working anyway even before it slipped out of the non-pocket.)
For many years I have had to exercise superhuman creativity to manage our finances so that we could send our children to college and hang on to our house and occasionally take a modest vacation. And in the past, the contortions I had to do and the brilliant weird fiscal acrobatics and the bizarre hurdles that fate placed before me to challenge my fiscal genius, all of these were funny to me. So why am I so anxious lately? Why do I worry about the same stuff that I found ridiculously amusing just a couple of years ago? Is the amusement center of my brain shrinking?
I want to be able to throw my arms up in the air and say "oh well" like I did when we pulled into the parking lot at Marine World USA and our daughter shouted from the back seat "Mom, where are my shoes?" and I realized that she had gotten in the car two hours prior at the Ranch with no shoes on her feet. No problem. Ron went into the gift shop and bought a pair of flip-flops for $28 and they let my daughter into the park. I want to be able to laugh my head off like I did when we were driving down off McNab Ranch in the van, on our way to the Oakland airport for a two-week family vacation, and Akili called from the back seat, "Mom, am I packed?" I want to think that it's the most hilarious thing I have ever heard when Sudi announces "I don't like fruit." And he doesn't. He eats almost no fruit. Should that concern me? No. It should be something to laugh about.
I have decided that I am taking myself and my life way too seriously lately. I need to lighten up. The absurdity of life is simply not tolerable any other way. I think it's time for me to watch Galaxy Quest again. That would be a good way to start implementing my new resolve to revive my sense of humor. Bring it on Tech Sergeant Chen.


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The Debt Reduction Spreadsheet is part of a financial planning series called How to Make a Budget. To start this series from the beginning, read the introduction.
It's time to get down to the business of paying down your debt. Yes, go ahead and call me a meanie and stamp your feet since I'm no fun. I can take it. I'm known across the internets for being a friend of frugal living and a foe to a life of indebted servitude. Debt is not your friend, and you should not be friendly with your debt.
|How to Make a Budget:
To get started with the Debt Reduction Spreadsheet you'll need two things. First, you need to be brave and find your sense of debt-hating desire. To dig yourself out of debt you must want to do it, badly. Getting all wishy-washy and whining about your money woes doesn't do you much good. You must face the facts to deal with this, once and for all.
Second, you'll need the numbers from your Household Net Worth Spreadsheet — where you listed your debt — and the Budget Spreadsheet — which shows both your income and expenses.
If you're new to the How to Make a Budget series or have just subscribed to Squawkfox, then go ahead and start from the beginning by reading the introduction. Several thousand new readers have joined since my last budget post, so I don't want to leave anyone behind. I'm nice like that. 😉
The Debt Reduction Spreadsheet
The Debt Reduction Spreadsheet is not a fancy-dancy tool — I wanted to keep things simple. The idea is to track your creditors, list the balances due, acknowledge the interest rates on your debt, make your monthly payments, and then target one debt using the amount you have available for extra payments. Phew!
Download: Debt Reduction Spreadsheet
Step 1: Download!
Click to download your free copy of the Debt Reduction Spreadsheet.
Step 2: List your creditors.
I want you to take a close look at your debt. Remember when you listed your liabilities (what you owe) in the Household Net Worth Spreadsheet? Now it's time to pinpoint the juicy, debty details. Start by listing all your creditors in the leftmost column. Easy.
Step 3: Enter the balances due.
For each creditor, enter the total amount owing to each. You'll probably need all your bills to get this step done right. I'll still be here by the time you gather all these documents. Promise.
Step 4: Type in your interest rates.
Depending on your interest rates, this can be the hardest step to swallow. If you've got credit card debt then you may have rates over 20 percent. Seeing how much you're paying to keep this debt can be painful, but stick to it. We're almost there!
- Credit Card Tip: Try the Credit Card Calculator to see how many years it will take to pay off your balance based on your minimum monthly payment. This should fire you up and get you on track to paying off your plastic. The interest you're paying over the years is insane.
Step 5: List your monthly payments.
Go back to your bills and enter the monthly payment for each. Keeping up with your monthly payments is very important if you want to maintain a good credit score, but to get out of debt you'll need to increase this amount. I'll show you how in a bit.
Step 6: Enter the amount of money available.
Go back to your Budget Spreadsheet and find the line where you entered the amounts for Debt Repayment and Credit Card Repayment. Add up these bummers (oops, I mean numbers — typo stays) and enter the total in the Amount Available box in the Debt Reduction Spreadsheet.
Now that all the data is entered, you should see how the numbers add up. In my example above, you'll see a total debt of $274,987.45 with an average interest rate of 4.50 percent (totaling $1,031.56 in average monthly interest), and a total monthly payment of $2,596.46. In this example, the indebted person has cash available to put against debt — $379.54 to be exact.
For those with little or no money in their budgets for debt repayment, there are two big choices:
- Cut costs: Cutting back and spending less money on your variable expenses is a surefire way to add additional dollars to your debt repayment plan. Read 50 Ways to Save $1,000 a Year for some stellar ideas.
- Boost income: I can see you giving me the stink-eye. Boost income? But how? This is where you have to really want to get out of debt. Income boosting tactics I have used include: getting a second job on the evenings or weekends, freelancing, asking for a raise, finding a higher-paying job, and selling crap stuffed in closets. See How to Write a Resume (that gets job interviews) to put some polish on your job application.
In the next step I'll deal with how to apply the extra repayment against debt.
Step 7: Make extra payments against ONE of your debts.
Which debt do you pay off first? Financial debt gurus all seem to have their own branded methods for helping you get outta debt.
David Ramsey, author of The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness (also available in Canada), calls his method the Debt Snowball. This where you list your debts (excluding your house) and then focus your efforts on paying off the smallest balance first, regardless of interest rates. On his website, Ramsey says:
"The point of the debt snowball is simply this: You need some quick wins in order to stay pumped up about getting out of debt! Paying off debt is not always about math. It's about motivation. Personal finance is 20 percent head knowledge and 80 percent behavior. When you start knocking off the easier debts, you will see results and you will stay motivated to dump your debt."
Ramsey adds that if you have two debts with similar balances, then pay off the debt with the higher interest rate first.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with great direction of Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker. In Billboard in 2008, with original production from USA. You can watch Bulletproof Salesman online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2008.
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Whitney Houston was laid to rest today at the New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey. Stars ranging from Stevie Wonder to Alicia Keys were on hand to pay tribute, but a surprisingly moving speech came from Houston's The Bodyguard costar Kevin Costner.
At the start of his seventeen-minute eulogy, Costner acknowledged he didn't seem to have much in common with Houston, but touched on their bond over their Baptist upbringing, which they discussed frequently on the Bodyguard set. On subject, Costner remarked:
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His speech took an especially sad note when he remembered Houston's nervousness over her screen test, and doubts over whether she could live up to her reputation:
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Jay-Z Occupy All Streets
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Jay-Z Occupy All Streets, When Slate published a widely and justly derided article positing that the best album of the last decade was The Strokes' Is This It, I remember thinking, "But what is the best album?" Were I a more talented music critic, I'd have written about how Rolling Stone puts Jay-Z's The Blueprint in its top 5, but that The Grey Album, a mash-up of Jay-Z's The Black Album and The Beatles The White Album, is arguably the perfect standard bearer for the collaborative digital era. All of that is to say that I have much respect for Jay-Z as a hip hop artist. Even weeks after buying Watch the Throne, his recent collaboration with Kanye West, my guilty pleasure is the third track, "Otis." The lyrics are absurd. It's hard to see how it's any sort of tribute to Otis Redding. It's nevertheless what I've been blasting as I drive my girlfriend's Suzuki Verona down Highway 1.
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This document contains the following information: Budget 2008: stability and opportunity building a strong, sustainable future economic and fiscal strategy report and financial statement and budget report.
The Budget sets out the Government's plans for taxation, public spending and economic growth for the coming year. The Government reports that the economy is stable and resilient, and continuing to grow, and that its strict fiscal rules are being met.
Measures include: further financial support for children to move 250,000 out of poverty; an additional one-off payment for over-80s and over-60s households alongside the Winter Fuel Payment; increased support and access to finance for small firms; a £200 million package to support and bring forward by one year the GCSE targets; postponement of the planned fuel duty increase of 2 pence per litre in April 2008 until October 2008; an increase in alcohol duty rates by 6 per cent from 17 March 2008; laying the ground work for the introduction for five-year carbon budgets (the first of which will be included in Budget 2009); further steps to tackle climate change, including reforms to Vehicle Excise Duty, auctioning of 100 per cent of allowances for large electricity producers in Phase III of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, and that to eliminate single use carrier bags the Government will legislate and impose a charge if retailers do not take voluntary action; further reforms to modernise the tax system, and a number of measures to combat tax fraud and avoidance.
This paper was laid before Parliament in response to a legislative requirement or as a Return to an Address and was ordered to be printed by the House of Commons.
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Published: 12 March 2008
From: HM Treasury