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Carl Ballantine, the first great "comedy magician," died this week at 92. His obits spoke about how he popularized the art of doing a terrible magic act (I vividly remember the drapery "made by mother" which proclaimed him "World's Greatest Magishen"). Ballantine was a staple on Sixties variety and talk shows, but was best known as a regular on McHale's Navy for the four seasons (1962-'66) that it was on.
The most interesting note in the obits was that he transformed the act from an early one in which he was billed as "the River Gambler" (Riverboat?), doing straight card tricks. Take a glimmer here at someone's wretched but priceless VHS recording of his misbegotten magic act off some special hosted by Peter Graves (could this have been "Circus of the Stars"?):
Ballantine performed the act for over 50 years, and revived it for countless TV shows including the dreaded Eighties Cosby show and Donny and Marie (and yes, I realize that with my Mackenzie Phillips entry and this one, I'll now have linked to Donny and Marie clips twice in one month….):
One of those oddities that YouTube is populated by, a nightclub puppet act that had a "Ballatine the Great" puppet:
And here's a scary TV history, the Charles Nelson Reilly Saturday morning kids show parody, Uncle Croc's Block, on which Ballantine guested as "Sherlock Domes":


text: From chefs to food destinations and everything foodie, check out the The Munchies People's Choice Food Awards, then vote for your faves daily! In the first of a series on The Munchies, host and TV personality Andrew Zimmern explains why he's involved in this super cool event. Don't forget to vote! Are you one of those food-fab types who lands on cooking shows or chef contests when you're surfing on your computer or TV? The Munchies wants YOU! Or maybe you're a foodie at heart – somebody who grabs some friends and heads to the nearest place that serves up your kind of eats, treats, java or brew. The Munchies wants YOU TOO! Tablespoon caught up with Andrew Zimmern, TV personality, chef and host of The Munchies People's Choice Food Awards. Read on and see how you can be a part of food history! TBSP: Andrew – explain to us – what exactly is The Munchies? AZ: The Munchies People's Choice Food Awards is a food competition that takes place totally online. It's a national vote to determine the 'best of the best' in the world of food. With 20 different categories that range from Tastemakers (Chefs, TV personalities, etc.) to Destinations (Coffee Shops, Craft Breweries), and everything in between, our expert panelists have nominated 5 worthy candidates in each category. Then – here's the cool part – you get to vote for your faves daily from now through March 31! TBSP: Why are you involved? AZ: I wanted to help get everyone talking about great food and awesome places, but to also stay true to the idea of a popular vote. But – here's the big thing – I wanted to envelop it all in a comfy sweater of expertise so it's real but also credible. Tablespoon.com was thinking the same thing, and off we went. I love the way we salute so many food folks across a wide swath of the American culinary scene. It's democracy in action! TBSP: How long has The Munchies been going on? AZ: This is the third year of The Munchies awesomeness! TBSP: What's changed this year? AZ: The program is bigger than ever — we've expanded our expert panel to include 41 people from all walks of the food world. We launched voting yesterday, February 23, with a live event at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival. So cool! TBSP: What category are you most excited about? AZ: I like ice cream. So if that's your thing too, go VOTE! And then stay tuned for the results! TBSP: Other than The Munchies, what have you been up to lately? AZ: A new season of Bizarre Foods premieres March 24th at 9 EST/PST, 8CST. My website, andrewzimmern.com, continues to grow and grow. I am a new chef-in-residence at Food & Wine Magazine, and we have a bunch of new TV projects I am working on for early 2015. It's always crazy busy and fun in the world of food! TBSP: How do people vote? AZ: It's easy! Just go to The Munchies page on Tablespoon.com and do your thing! And remember – you can vote daily! Winners will be announced in early April. Vote now!


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We're a hawk on the issues.
Pat Robertson: Violence in the Bible is Totally Different that Violence in the Quran
It is no secret aging televangelist Pat Robertson is not a fan of Islam.
Way back in 2008, he even told his listeners that Islam was not even a religion, but something much, much more sinister.
"Islam is not a religion" but "a political system bent on world domination," he said then. He also warned, "what they're going to do to you will be more horrible than anything you can imagine."
By last year, the television preacher had changed his tune a bit, acknowledging some people might think Islam is a religion.
Still, he made it clear that Islam is still evil, so evil in fact it warrants comparison to Nazism.
The government "refuses to acknowledge the problem of Islam," he said just last year, adding that "during the Second World War we didn't have any problems saying that Hitler was bad, no problem at all saying the Nazis were monsters, no problem."
Then, during today's 700 Club, Robertson continued his Muslim-bashing by explaining that the reason that Muslims are so wicked is that violence is written into the Quran.
Of course, that put him in a pickle, because the Old Testament is one of the bloodiest books around.
Robertson, however, quickly explained Old Testament violence away as justified because God was trying to teach a lesson.
"I will tell you, when you read the wars of extermination that took place when Israel entered the Holy land, it takes a lot of explaining because God said 'kill everything,'" Robertson told his viewers, then clarifying that all that killing was okay because they had 400 years of idol worship to atone for.
He also said the Amalekites, the victims of the mass murder, deserved what they got because they were going to attack Israel again and again.
The violence found in the Quran, he warned, though, is totally different that any mass murders found in the Bible, because it comes from Allah.
"How can you say it's not like the other? The other is in the name of Allah," he reasoned, essentially arguing that if it comes from Allah, it must be bad, period.
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We love how FACEBOOK suddenly reposts pictures from years ago. And yesterday it really surprised us with a fun photo of the two of us from SIX YEARS AGO. It was one of our first appearances at the Sweets and Snacks Expo in Chicago. We had just published WHAT'S NEW, CUPCAKE? and we were really excited that our second book had been so well received. So here we are, toasting our success with CUPCAKE COCKTAILS!
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From UCLA To NCIS: Mark Harmon Still The Quarterback
By Brian Price
In one sense, Mark Harmon has played the same role for more than 30 years: team leader. From his time as a quarterback at UCLA until now, as producer and star of the CBS hit series "NCIS," Harmon has always treated teammates and production crews with familial respect and loyalty.
"I look at the show as a team," Harmon says. "I've always been a team guy. I'm not in [acting] for the personal part of this, and I wasn't as an athlete either. We're all a family."
In a recent taping of YES Network's "CenterStage" with Michael Kay, Harmon talked about the immense satisfaction he gets from being on a show that provides hundreds of people with dependable jobs.
"All the hard working folks on NCIS knew months ago that they could plan that family vacation or put the down payment on that fishing boat and that in July they have a job to come back to," he says. "That's important to me."
He developed his commitment to teamwork at UCLA, where he helped lead his team to one of the greatest upsets in NCAA football history against the then-two-time defending national champion Nebraska Cornhuskers. The win, which snapped Nebraska's 32-game win streak, helped the Bruins turn a major corner in restoring the program to national prominence.
The Bruins had finished the 1971 season 2-8-1. The 17-14 win over Nebraska was UCLA's first victory of the 1972 season, and Harmon went on to guide the Bruins to a 17-5 record over a two-year span before graduating cum laude in 1974.
Harmon is very much his own man, but credits his family, particularly his dad, Tom Harmon, for instilling humility and hard work.
"My memories really aren't about the wins and the losses, but rather the relationships and certainly the closeness that it brought my family," Mark says.
Tom Harmon, the 1940 Heisman Trophy winner out of the University of Michigan, had been the play-by-play broadcaster for Bruins games for several years when his son became the Bruins starting QB in 1972. Now a legendary part of UCLA history, the elder Harmon referred to his son as simply "the quarterback."
"My dad's way of avoiding any bias was to defer to his color commentator, Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban, to fill in any gaps when it came to my play, or, in some cases, to just refer to me as 'the quarterback,'" Harmon says.
Mark Harmon was named a national scholar-athlete by the National Football Foundation 19 years after Tom Harmon had been elected to the NFF Hall of Fame in 1954.
"It's pretty special to be in the same history books as my father," he says.
Another figure central to Harmon's athletic achievements is the late Homer Smith. When Harmon joined the team, Smith was running the Bruin offense; he devised an offensive strategy in an inventive way.
"When we first walked out on to the practice field there were footprints painted on the Astroturf," Harmon says. "We spent months stepping in them, just like dance steps [to learn the offense]. I always think that it's fitting that the footprints I was trying to follow were his."
The decision-making process in Smith's wishbone offense forced Harmon to make multiple decisions in very short time periods.
"The basic principle is that on the snap of the ball, you can go left or right and then have eight different options from that point on," says Harmon.
Harmon's ability to get the ball to running backs Kermit Johnson and James McAlister helped establish the top running game in the nation in 1973. UCLA set school records for total yards gained (4,403), average yards per game (400) and rushing touchdowns (56).
Starting center Randy Gaschler appreciated Harmon's pivotal role and willingness to make sacrifices.
"He was getting nailed by defensive players who had 100 pounds on him, yet he never got hurt," Gaschler says. "He only wanted to get the ball to the playmakers and nothing else mattered."
One of the things Harmon loved most about those plays was that "they look like nothing to the public, but are tough yards up inside." He acknowledges that they aren't flashy, but they're the ones that set the table.
Harmon, ever the team player, has taken the philosophy of hard work and a selfless approach into his professional life.
"I'm surrounded with the best talent possible, and my job is still to get the ball to the person who can do the most with it," Harmon says.
Now in its eighth season, NCIS has remained the No. 1 scripted show on television in spite of cast changes, which often derail television shows. But not on Harmon's watch.
"The process of change is a part of my life and I learned it on the field at UCLA," he says.
The NCIS eighth season finale airs Tuesday, May 17 on CBS at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT.
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An experment conducted by Russia's leading missile manufacturer Almaz-Antey has confirmed that MH17 was hit by a missile from the village of Zaroshchenskoye controlled by Ukrainian troops, the state corporation's CEO Yan Novikov said Tuesday.
"The results of the [second] exoeriment totally dismissed the results of the Dutch commission's on the type and site of the launch," Novikov said. "Today we can state that if the Malaysian Boeing was downed by a Buk missile system then it was hit by a 9M38 missile from Zaroshchenskoye."
Mikhail Malyshevsky, an adviser to Almaz-Antey's general designer, told reporters that a missile launched from the Snezhnoye settlement could not have hit the engine and left wing of Flight MH17, as the international investigation commission claims. According the official, that was shown by 3D modelling conducted by the arms manufacturer.
"We conducted a 3D modelling to graphically demonstrate which strike elements hit the airliner's body. At least 22 fragments of the missile launched from Zaroshchensky should have hit the left engine. The missile launch from Snezhnoye was modelled second. In head-on encounter, not a single strike element of this missile could have hit the left wing and left engine," he said.
The experiment also showed that Flight MH17 was hit by a missile of an even older modification than suggested earlier, without striking elements shaped as an I-beam presented by the international commission.
Almaz-Antey's general director Yan Novikov said that the international commission presented "three elements shaped as I-beams that match the missile 9M38M1."
"On July 31, the first experiment with the striking part of 9M38M1 was carried out on aluminum shields. During the experiment, it became absolutely obvious that even if the Malaysian Boeing was hit by a missile from Buk-M1 system, then it was the 9M38 missile that does not have striking elements shaped as I-beams. Data derived from this experiment were available at the beginning of August. However, according to our information, it was not taken into account," Novikov said.
The 9M38 missile was withdrawn from Russian army service. "Their use was prohibited and the missiles were withdrawn from service," the CEO said.
According to the advisor to Almaz-Antey's general designer, striking elements of the 9M38M1 missile leave typical punctures shaped as a butterfly in the aircraft fuselage, and such punctures were not present on the crashed plane
"The Boeing would have had such punctures if it had been hit by 9M38M1 missile," he said.
The Russian state arms manufacturer Almaz-Antey has showed fragments of the fuselage of the Boeing-777 plane that crashed in east Ukraine in 2014 after being hit with a Buk-M1 missile.
Almaz-Antey held its own full-scale experiment on recreating the crash. A TASS correspondent reported from the press conference that fragments represent metal sheets with indentations from being hit by a missile. The arms manufacturer said earlier it would present the results of the experiment on October 13.
In early June, Almaz-Antey presented the results of its own investigation of the MH17 air crash. The company's experts arrived at the conclusion that the aircraft must have been brought down by the 9M38M1 anti-aircraft missile of the BUK-M1 missile system launched from the area south of the village of Zaroschenskoye. The company noted that Ukraine had such systems and missiles but did not place responsibility for the plane crash on the Ukrainian military or the people's militias. Almaz-Antey did not rule out other versions.
On 17 July 2014, a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 passenger airliner on flight MH17 from the Dutch city of Amsterdam to the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur crashed in the Donetsk Region in eastern Ukraine, killing all on board. Most passengers - 193 people - were Dutch nationals. The suspected cause of the crash is that the plane was hit by a surface-to-air missile.
Today, the Netherlands will make public the final report of the Dutch Safety Board that sums up the result of the 15-month investigation of MH17 crash in east Ukraine in 2014. The investigation did not consider the issues of who is to responsible for the tragedy but rather dealt with technical details of the air crash. The Dutch prosecutor's office conducts a separate criminal investigation tasked with establishing the perpetrators.
Among participants in the investigation were Australia, UK, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Russia, USA and Ukraine. The preliminary version of the documents was presented on June 1. The countries could propose amendments to the report in the following two months, but it remains unclear whether these amendments were taken into account.
First published by TASS.
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I love América! I love you.GOD bless U.S.A!I want to be your friend.I live
in Brazil. Write me, please.Hugs.
Daniel Alves <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Sunday, December 30, 2001 at 20:14:01 (GMT)
As far as I am aware Mr Skinner was not on the planning commitee for Uckfield
Town Council and his comments sink of sour grapes, leave Uckfield alone and just
try to make a new life for yourself wherever you have gone!!!Sarah.
– Saturday, December 29, 2001 at 18:29:16 (GMT)
On 29th September Sarah Wrote"I have just read in The Sussex Express
that Mike Skinner has moved away from Uckfield, what a result! Maybe now
Uckfield can start getting back to normal without 'Mr Uckfield' sticking his oar
in wherever and whenever he felt like it!"This was all about planning
applications. During the time I was a councillor in Uckfield the amount of
strange planning decisions went down. Now you can go back to the old "I've
known him all my life…he only wants a small one" school of Planning
Committee.(and then not declare an interest) Opportunities abound.. no wonder
Sarah didn't like me sticking me oar in. From the extra bungalows in Mount
Pleasant to Hamilton Palace to the houses behind Andertons.. Sarah can now have
business as usual. Thanks Alastair, Jane and Chloe for making me aware this
comment had been made.Sarah.
MD Skinner
– Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 14:40:49 (GMT)
I think your website is cool. I give it 10/10. It gives you loads of
infomation. It's brilliant.
– Tuesday, December 18, 2001 at 20:32:33 (GMT)
On the Notice board the Historical Review Press, Box 62, Uckfield TN22 is
mentioned…this leads back to Wilson Press, Unit 30, Bellbrook Industrial
Estate which is owned by nazi Anthony Hancock and which does the printing for
the fascist British National Party as well as fascists all over Europe.
Occasionally attempts are made to burn Wilson Press down.
– Monday, December 10, 2001 at 03:15:32 (GMT)
what a brilliant and informative site, please inform me of all and any
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– Tuesday, November 27, 2001 at 11:21:13 (GMT)
would like to say hello to all my relations in uckfield and the surrounding
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were 7 of us, the millars. from glasgow visiting my grandpa and grannie they
were mr & mrs freddie martin (the band master)get in touch freddie
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– Saturday, November 24, 2001 at 22:05:23 (GMT)
Lost touch with old friends from Manor County Primary School when moved to
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– Thursday, November 22, 2001 at 14:32:13 (GMT)
Does anyone know whats being built next to the post office? Looks like a new
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– Wednesday, November 21, 2001 at 11:13:42 (GMT)
I have spent several summers in Uckfield and it was always great to come
– Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 20:03:04 (GMT)
Born and brought up in Uckfield in the 50s and 60s, attended Holy Cross
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– Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 14:44:12 (GMT)
I am looking for a friend "Colleen Pittock" that I knew in Uckfield
in 1978-1979. Her best friend at the time was Maxine (?). Colleen had blue/green
eyes and red hair and had a sister called Collette. I would really appreciate
any help in locting her.
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– Monday, November 12, 2001 at 22:12:32 (GMT)
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– Saturday, October 20, 2001 at 16:24:44 (BST)
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message to correct the URL as it was posted wrongly back in September.
– Wednesday, October 17, 2001 at 15:46:10 (BST)
I have just read in The Sussex Express that Mike Skinner has moved away from
Uckfield, what a result! Maybe now Uckfield can start getting back to normal
without 'Mr Uckfield' sticking his oar in wherever and whenever he felt like it!
– Saturday, September 29, 2001 at 14:23:02 (BST)
first of all my condolences to everyone in the usa.im happy to see that more
people are using the message board. What about some local issues, though. What
do we think of the idea of building a new tesco on the town centre park? that
will prevent tesco from flooding but what about the little businesses farther
down the hill, like the market hall.
– Friday, September 21, 2001 at 12:35:55 (BST)
It's a lovely piece of writing Brad, and the sadness of it is that within
hours the lives all those young people would have changed in some way. Many
would be affected by the chaos and fear brought about by the attack on 'their'
city, some would have lost friends and family, and God forbid, some of them may
have been injured or even lost their lives. When you think of the death of 5,000
people you must also consider the tens of thousands of individuals who shared
some part of their lives. For every one who died there is a parent, child,
sibling, spouse, friend, workmate or whoever. Only they can really feel the
pain. All we can do is offer our love and support as is says in Simone's
message.I'm not clear about if you mean the clanging of the flagpole was some
sort of warning. It occurred to me that too much conflict and tragedy is caused
by flags and what they stand for. Now is the time to unite as if there are no
borders and boundarys. We are all the same underneath, wherever we have the good
or bad fortune to be born.All the very best to you and yours.Anne
– Thursday, September 20, 2001 at 20:49:04 (BST)
We take too much for granted here in America. God, our flag and all that it
represents, our happiness and freedom, our safety and security, our wealth and
prosperity. This is how it was on my campus here in New York the day before the
tragedy.IMAGES FROM THE DAY BEFORE SEPTEMBER 11It was an afternoon typical of
the start of any other school year at Mohawk Valley Community College and it was
brimming with scenes repeated at countless other places throughout the world
that day. From where I sat in the Campus Center I was able to watch a steady
stream of students hurrying in and out of the building marching to the hectic
pace of preparedness, many with their new supplies in hand. Less fitful students
were to be found sitting around tables throughout the cafeteria socializing and
enjoying their lunchtime activities as the aroma of pizza, coffee and perfumes
permeated the air alongside the clamor of their many voices. A gleeful greeting
was heard which swiftly punctuated all the other words around it and was
followed by the sight of joyous embracing, the universal signals of friendships
rekindled. After a few minutes my attention was drawn towards a pretty
Spanish-eyed co-ed who was gingerly chatting with her girlfriends. I was near
enough to them as to hear her voice clearly but she spoke much too foreign and
fast for my English-born ears to comprehend any meaning. As the girl sipped her
coffee she fascinated me by the way her fingers twisted her long dark hair in a
fashion that suggested to me the unawareness of her action. As I surveyed the
room further I spied a young couple in the corner cuddling closely upon a single
chair. It appeared to me that the young mans amorous behavior was causing his
lady-friend to subdue his advances in a manner that spoke in a whisper of
irresolution. They were too far away for me to listen to their conversation but
I do recall from watching the encounter that she never stopped smiling.From my
vantage point by the window I was able to look outside at the hundreds of
students milling about in front of the buildings that surrounded the courtyard.
Many of them were smoking cigarettes or drinking beverages, conversing with
their friends between classes while a few others stood away by themselves. I
observed one purposeful young man rearrange his backpack in a way that now
brings to mind an academic soldier preparing for his duty. Other students with
their textbooks forgotten beside them were gathering on the green indulging in
the pleasure of the open spaces and basking in the sun. As I glanced further
into the center of the courtyard I chanced upon a group of men mischievously but
casually smoking marijuana. I could easily tell that it was a joint they were
passing amongst themselves by the way each one would purse it to their lips as
he puffed on it. As they enjoyed themselves within the warm buzz of their blue
summer day an occasional cloud would eclipse the daylight, creating shadows that
loomed overhead, and, at times crept across the grass towards the men as they
joked and laughed seemingly oblivious to the shifting patterns of the light.Yes
the day before September 11 was one filled with tender love and beauty, the
ignorance and passion of youth, and a hint of silenced apprehension. But as I
recollect it for you now the most significant image is certainly that of a sound
that was distant and almost forgotten that day within the commotion around me.
It was the sound of the random tempo of a rope and tackle clanging against a
flagpole in unison with the changing winds that swirled about it. It seemed to
be trying in vain to grasp the attention of the people that it had overlooked
for so long, and its timber was not unlike, the ringing of a bell.
Brad Westcott <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Wednesday, September 19, 2001 at 10:02:53 (BST)
Wicked site!
help desk software <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 23:18:43 (BST)
You are right Simone, what lovely words.We are all shocked and saddedned at
what happened in America, and if there is a chance that anyone there might see
this website I am glad that they can see this message from us.
– Sunday, September 16, 2001 at 23:03:53 (BST)
Thank you Simone for making those comments. I'm sure all of us in Uckfield
agree and would wish to echo their sentiments.Does anyone know if there is some
official message being sent from the town?
Jeremy S.
– Thursday, September 13, 2001 at 19:05:56 (BST)
From all of Uckfield to New York, Washington and all of the USA, After
Tuesdays terrible events, our hearts go out to you . We are your brothers and
sisters and our town sends you all the love and hope in the world.
– Thursday, September 13, 2001 at 01:45:28 (BST)
Everyone in this town seems to be having a dig at The Mayor Mike Skinner, why
don't you all leave him alone, he will be gone soon and then you will have to
find some other poor sod to have a go at! It's his wife I feel sorry for, whats
she ever done to anyone … enough!
– Friday, September 07, 2001 at 22:34:46 (BST)
Another BRILLIANT carnival, thanks to the Bonfire Society and especially the
Watts family. Great music, great costumes, great atmosphere. What a fantastic
event it is. It really does bring the whole town together in the way that no
other event can.When one reads about all the other, smaller carnivals being
cancelled because of the lack of helpers one realises just how lucky we are to
have kept our special day.Long may it continue.
– Monday, September 03, 2001 at 00:24:57 (BST)
Sceptic lingerie sites, annonymous libertarians and teenage abuse.Thank you
Mayor Skinner.
Year 6 Holy Cross School
– Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 23:07:36 (BST)
after reading Mike Skinners anally retentive comments about the 'official'
Uckfield web site I've had a look and all I can say is – well it's all happening
here guys!What's the point of a forum that you can't even read without the
rigmarole of registering? Is that why it hasn't had an active topic for a
fortnight?Great site here – how about a chatroom?Lizzie
– Thursday, August 23, 2001 at 02:04:42 (BST)
When's the carnival? Why don't Uckfield Bonfire and Carnival Society have a
website? Where are all the posters? Why aren't people given more encouragement
to join in? I mean, it's great fun and all for charidee, mate, so why aren't
more people involved? Why does it always seem to be the same people?Carnival is
a great thing with so much potential. If everyone in the town gave a quid it
would raise nigh on £13,000! However, I fear it doesn't raise even half that
sometimes. People are always on about charity begins at home, well guys here's
your chance! Let's drag Uckfield Carnival out of the 60's and start raising some
big bucks!
Bonfire babe <sorry,
don't want any more spam than I already get!>
– Tuesday, August 21, 2001 at 01:32:42 (BST)
Trying to trace an old friend of mine who lived (lives) in Uckfield. His name
is Graham Frampton.Anyone knows of him, or you are him please drop me a line.
Just want to see how he's getting on.Thanks, Emma
Emma Franklin <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 17:00:23 (BST)
HMS EXMOUTH There is a memorial service in early September 2001 in Wick
Scotland. If you know or are related to any of the sailors on the ship that went
down in 1940 please contact the www.geocities.com/exmouthassociation
exmouth association
– Saturday, August 04, 2001 at 22:28:34 (BST)
I am doing a search of my Birth Mother Joyce Bernece Goodwin, born 24th
October 1921 at Old Hall Farm, High Hurstwood, Buxted RD. Her Parents were
Albert Thomas Goodwin and Sarah Goodwin nee Johnson. Any information would be
greatly appreciated.Yours sincerely Clive Lunn
Clive Lunn <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, July 24, 2001 at 16:32:36 (BST)
"Man will do many things to get himself loved; he will do all things to
get himself envied." -Mark Twain
– Monday, July 23, 2001 at 18:33:28 (BST)
Hi Uckfield. You guys should be happy with the presentation your community
gets. Great Website. Just passing by to find out where some old acquaintences
(is that spelt right?) sought their hideout. Uckfield? Right…to us here it
sounds like … Mars lol. Anyway, if anyone of you knows some people by the name
of Rudy Dasseville, Linda Delve or Callie Demuynk, send them my best regards,
will ya? Tx. Yves, Ostend, Belgium.
@ Y @ <email@example.com>
– Sunday, June 24, 2001 at 03:37:55 (BST)
I'm thinking of moving to Uckfield so I was pleased to find your site. As
with all towns there are the less desirable areas, as I have two boys I would
ideally like to avoid buying a house in said areas, unfortunatly the estate
agents weren't forth coming with advice, what do normal people think?
Dorinda <email@example.com>
– Friday, June 15, 2001 at 22:57:30 (BST)
If there is anyone reading this who attended UCC from 1985 – 1990 drop me a
line to say hi and catch up on gossip etc!
Angela Woodward (nee Hicks) <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Thursday, June 14, 2001 at 11:51:54 (BST)
– Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 13:53:41 (BST)
hello beautiful uckfield. i just wanted to say hi to all my friends that i
left behindlisa murphy, laura mesmer, michelle tourle and all the rest of the
crewbye berni
bernadette beckles <email@example.com>
– Tuesday, June 12, 2001 at 13:40:05 (BST)
Anyone know where I can get information about local (Buxted) senior soccer
Sunday League type teams. Am 41 and looking for a game, obviously, for the
coming season.
Lance Ingram <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 15:56:02 (BST)
Excellent site. Would like to take the opportunity to promote an
extraordinary local employer offering flexible working conditions in the area.
They give great support and training and are extremely co-operative and helpful
even if you only want part time temporary work as a student. They have permanent
full time staff as well who have been with them for years and cannot be
recommended highly enough. Check out their site,
http://freespace.virgin.net/homecomforts.ltd/ or give them a ring, 01825 762233
& good luck.
Home Comforts worker
– Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 15:43:52 (BST)
Scot Harris should look in the Uckfield Town guest book to see that we are
not the only ones using the page. I think both Uckfield sites are good for
different reasons. At least you don't get all the bad laungage on the other
Linda Forde
– Wednesday, June 06, 2001 at 11:47:27 (BST)
Did anyone see the Sussex Express article, Friday 1/6/01 regarding the new
Pizza Express Restaurant in Uckfield? The plans look wonderful – glass
extension, outside patio, roof garden. Wow! It's something Uckfield would
benefit greatly from. Pizza Express restuarants are stylish, modern restaurants
with excellent food at excellent prices. My family and I often visit the Lewes
and Haywards Heath branches. Do any of you know if there have been any
objections to the plans or whether it is likely to be allowed? I hope it is.I
wonder what the effect on DiMarcos will be?
lydia Hall
– Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 19:23:45 (BST)
Just looked at the Uckfield-Town.co.uk and boy is it boring!! Looks like
Cllrs Mike Skinner and Linda Forde are the only two frequenting it!!
Scott Harris <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 19:09:04 (BST)
what does the council think there doin they think that the web master is out
of order but then they reply just as childishly why put down this site when the
people of uckfeild seem to like it so much more then ure official web site that
just so happens to look like so many others which just gives it that special
touch of being just like every thing else. what were they thinking of.
know it all
– Tuesday, April 24, 2001 at 20:49:46 (BST)
Wherever you look in Uckfield you see the Mayor, Mike Skinner, Web pages,
guest books, newspapers and the High Street, there is no escape from him, I
think I will have to move!
– Sunday, April 22, 2001 at 00:19:38 (BST)
Your last contribution (and there has not been a single one for April) is
from an American lingerie site……Someone, somewhere is entitled to surf where
he/she wants (why am I so certain it is a he?) but it ain't nothingto do with
Uckfield. Septic lingerie sites, teenage abuse and anonymous libertarians is all
this site has on it. I would love this to have been the official one (or even
better the unofficial one we all contribute to) but it just ain't on. Its
sloppy. Uckfield is not "someone, somewhere" so I am sure you don't
live here or probably are not happy doing so.
Mike Skinner
– Saturday, April 21, 2001 at 14:22:15 (BST)
The Council comes along 2 years after this site was up and running and stamps
the "Official Uckfield Site" on their home page. Then the mayor signs
this guestbook saying provocatively "Uckfield now has a proper official
website". Erm…who is being nasty? The more sites the better for Uckfield
but I don't see how one site claiming to be the "official" and
"proper" one over all others encourages this.
– Friday, March 30, 2001 at 16:35:59 (BST)
The Town Council do not think they own Uckfield, they just thought it would
be helpful to set up a web site forresidents and visitors and there is room for
more than one site, if people don't want to visit it, it is up to them, but why
get nasty about it?
– Friday, March 30, 2001 at 15:58:49 (BST)
Since when was Uckfield a company or corporation? If the council decide to
put up a site then they may want to call it the "official council
website". The council do not own Uckfield, it belongs to the people as does
the Internet. Their attitude is farcically pompous and I hope the folks of
Uckfield support this site as much as they can. You are fortunate to have
someone willing to put in the time and effort to provide an open, unbiased site
for the community to express itself. The council and the Mayor will obviously
have their own agenda. The more Uckfield sites the better but until they remove
this "official" line I won't be going back.
someone <email@example.com>
– Tuesday, March 27, 2001 at 23:02:20 (BST)
Since when was Uckfield a company or corporation? If the council decide to
put up a site then they may want to call it the "official council
website". The council do not own Uckfield, it belongs to the people as does
the Internet. Their attitude is farcically pompous and I hope the folks of
Uckfield support this site as much as they can. You are fortunate to have
someone willing to put in the time and effort to provide an open, unbiased site
for the community to express itself. The council and the Mayor will obviously
have their own agenda. The more Uckfield sites the better but until they remove
this "official" line I won't be going back.
someone <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, March 27, 2001 at 23:00:43 (BST)
Looking for old friends from the Uckfield Area. Contact
Barry Miller
– Sunday, March 25, 2001 at 15:10:07 (BST)
Well in my opinion this site is 100 times better than the official site.
It is interesting, well laid out and contains lots of useful info.I for one will
not be using the "Official site".thanks
Neil Williams <email@example.com>
– Friday, March 02, 2001 at 16:21:56 (GMT)
As Linda says the website is free. The webmaster pointing to other sites and
crying "conned" is excatly yhe opposite. The Uckfield-town.co.uk
website is free to the town and produced by a company who have proved they can
produce town websites… Well written and well marketed.This one has little but
childish abuse and you have had 18 months to make something of it.Mike Skinner
Mike Skinner <email@example.com>
– Friday, February 23, 2001 at 19:56:17 (GMT)
The new web site for Uckfield costs nothing for rate payers.
– Friday, February 23, 2001 at 08:55:41 (GMT)
Has Councillor Skinner has been conned into wasting ratepayers money? His so
called 'official' Uckfield website looks identical to so many others. Check out
these so called 'official' guestbooks for instance:
– Wednesday, February 21, 2001 at 21:56:06 (GMT)
Uckfield now has a proper official website at www.uckfield-town.co.uk
Mike Skinner <email@example.com>
– Sunday, February 18, 2001 at 12:21:07 (GMT)
I am looking for a lady by the name Colleen Pittock. I met her in 1978-79 She
is probably 36-37 years old now, red hair, blue or green eyes and she had a
sister called Collette. Her best friend at the time was called Maxine (?)If you
have any informatin about her please email me. firstname.lastname@example.com
Ibrahim Akar <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, January 30, 2001 at 17:46:36 (GMT)
After nearly being killed umpteen times on Browns Land and Neville Road up at
Manor Park does anyone think its about time to get Something done to slow the
maniacs down who use these roads as race tracks, especially when people are
walking their children to school.
Dave <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 17:01:56 (GMT)
I was surprised and pleased to find an Uckfield website! Thank you very
much!The year 6 pupils at Holy Cross school are doing research into whether it
would be feasible or desirable to pedestrianise the High Street in Uckfield. Do
any of you have strong views one way or another? If you reply, please remember
that children could be your audience, so try to express your views clearly and
without too much venom! Many thanks!
Sue Newham <email@example.com>
– Thursday, January 18, 2001 at 23:49:51 (GMT)
Help please!I am trying to trace my great-grandmother, MaryAnn Vernon
HENRYNN, who supposedly worked at Sheffield Park in the 1860s and early
1870s.She died in 1874. I can't find Sheffield Park on the 1871 Census (LDS
Family History Centre). Does anyone know where I will find a list of servants
for that period, at Sheffield Park?I live in Australia & would love to find
out more about her and her family.So sorry to hear about your terrible
Betty <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Friday, January 12, 2001 at 12:19:52 (GMT)
Hi my name is mark spicer i lived in uckfield from 1978 to 1987 before moving
to polegate, i now live in stanley in the falkland islands.i left uckfield
school in 1981, if there is any one who remembers me and feels like a chat you
can find me at email@example.com or if any one knows marcus collins,stephen
tutt ,nick hobden,mark cogger, or alan mansfield( ex dewhurst butcher and was
working at woodpax)bye for now mark spicer
mark spicer <email@example.com fk>
– Sunday, November 26, 2000 at 17:29:19 (GMT)
Jo Williams or Amanda chown, Are you both still in Uckfield?
Old friend
– Sunday, November 26, 2000 at 02:16:40 (GMT)
Geeezzz!!!What a mess those floods made of the old home town!I remember back
in the 70's when there were floods. I worked at Feedback Data. We had to cross
over by the train station on the back of a truck!See the Uck has done it again!
Might be time to invest in some webbed feet there.Bazz
Barry Buschl <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Friday, November 10, 2000 at 04:22:21 (GMT)
Thanks to the web site I have traced the person I was looking for.Keep it up
and thankyouAndy Lewis
Andy Lewis <firstname.lastname@example.com>
– Tuesday, November 07, 2000 at 16:45:02 (GMT)
Remote Name: 126.96.36.199 Date: 23 Sep
2000 Time: 10:54:43
Hi, my names Antony and I'm 19 years old. I used to live in Uckfield and I used
to go to Holy Cross school and Uckfield Community College. I moved away in year
8 and now i've got the internet I'd like to try and find some old school
friends, or at least hear from them. The person I'd most like to hear from is
Ben Compson, who used to be my best friend at Secondary School, as well as Tim
Stobart, Alison Davis and Katy Farmer. If any of you read this, e-mail me at
firstname.lastname@example.com, It's been a while, I wonder how you've all got on?
Remote Name: 18.104.22.168 Date: 13 Sep
2000 Time: 20:44:12
I drive from Uckfield to Haywards Heath every day and am looking for someone to
car share, week by week. I leave at approx 07:25, drive to HH Station and return
from HH at about 18:15. email@example.com
Remote Name: 220.127.116.11 Date: 23 Jul
2000 Time: 02:18:48
Remote Name: 184.108.40.206 Date: 07 Aug
2000 Time: 10:30:35
Hi, there! My name is Heidi and I lived in Uckfield for 9 years from 1987 to
1996 and attended Uckfield Community College for all that time! I have been
living in Cape Town, South Africa now for the last four years and must admit
that I do miss Uckfield and my friends! I have been over for a couple of
holidays since leaving, but I must say that it is fabulous that I can now have a
look at my home town from my desk here in Cape Town! A few more pictures would
improve the website dramatically – I want to see what the town looks like! Seems
like it is changing a lot. If anyone out there knows me, please e-mail me and
let me know how you are doing!
Remote Name: 220.127.116.11 Date: 07 Aug
2000 Time: 10:43:10
Hi! Heidi again! I forgot to leave my e-mail address for any long lost friends:
Date: 03 Jul 2000 Time: 10:46:06 Remote User:
Congrats John. Nice to see a few photos on the site now, keep it up. Hi Uckfield
from Sunny Queensland.
Barry Buschl.
14 Jul 2000 Time: 10:49:14 Remote User:
Kia Ora from New Zealand, My name is Belinda Blick and I am the great
granddaughter of H.H.H.Hockey who was the headmaster of St Michael's School, in
Uckfield. The school was relocated during WW2 to Barnstaple. I would like to
make contact with anyone who has any information about the school, while it was
in Uckfield. There may be some people in the Uckfield area who had relatives who
attended the school. If so, I would be delighted to hear from them. My email
address is firstname.lastname@example.com Regards, Belinda Blick
From: firstname.lastname@example.com Remote Name: 184.108.40.206 Date: 28
May, 2000
I am very pleased to hear that Uckfield are proposing CCTV in the town!!! I feel
that this has been a long awaited treat for Uckfield but would also like the
scheme to cover the Uplands area where we live (unfortunately)!. I sincerely
hope that the proposals are successful and look forward to a quieter town.
Date: 09 Feb 2000 Time: 06:47:17 Remote Name:
126.96.36.199 Remote User:
Looking for Jim Mcintosh (Golf King) You draged me through 18 best holes ever
after a long night of English Karoke. Great course, Contact me at
firstname.lastname@example.com your friend in Michigan.


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Check out Mind Performance Hacks, a brand-new title from O'Reilly. Ron Hale-Evans, game designer and founder of the Mentat Wiki, picks up where the more theoretical Mind Hacks left off, and provides a toolkit for improving cognitive function.
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Supplies used: Paper from the Blossoms & Butterflies stack and alphabet stickers, both by Diecuts with a View.
Layout Challenge: #112 of 210.
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Main News Page
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Two owners of a powder-coating factory in Mumbai have been arrested after an explosion that killed one worker and injured two over the weekend.
Santosh Singh, 29, and Dharmendra Jaiswal, 31, were charged Monday (Nov. 11) under the Indian Penal Code in Sunday's explosion at Dhanlaxmi Powder Coating, which killed a 23-year-old worker in the suburb of Sakinaka, news reports said.
Singh owns the company; Jaiswal owns the land on which the factory sits, reports said.
The plant was not licensed, an increasing problem in that region, police said. The facility shown is not the Dhanlaxmi Powder Coating factory.
Two other workers were injured in the pre-dawn blast, news reports said. Mohammed Kalam Ahmad suffered burns over 20 percent of his body; Mohammed Asfaq Ansari was treated at a hospital for a head injury and released, police told the The Times of India.
News accounts of the men's ages varied, but they appeared to be in the early 20s.
Illegal Unit
News outlets reported that Singh and Jaiswal had been charged with:
Senior police inspector Prasanna More told The Indian Express that the workers had been using an illegal coating set-up.
"The three were operating a container used in coating metal furniture under high pressure and high temperatures," More said. "Pressure build-up might have triggered the explosion."
Another police officer told the Times that the workers had inserted a metal bed into "a chamber filled with gas. Due to excessive heat and gas, the chamber exploded."
The deceased worker had just begun working for the company and slept in the factory, reports said.
Deadly Factories
The explosion was the second fatal blast this year at a factory in Saki Naka. In March, an unpermitted industrial operation at an aluminum casting factory blew up and caused a home to collapse, killing five people and severely injuring seven others.
Five people were killed in March when a makeshift casting factory exploded, causing a home to collapse in the Mumbai suburb of Sakinaka. Officials are considering shutting down power to the illegal factories.
That plant owner is also facing criminal charges.
After that incident, a senior local official told reporters that authorities were trying to stamp out the growing number of unlicensed industrial operations with regular prosecutions of facility owners.
"There are many unauthorized factory units in the area, and our preliminary inquiry states that this particular unit was started only four months ago," the unidentified official told the Hindustan Times.
The factory had no business license and had not obtained a fire safety inspection, the official said.
In addition to prosecuting owners, local officials are working with the local power company to permanently shut off the power supply to illegal plants.
Comment from WAN MOHAMAD NOR WAN ABDUL RAHMAN, (11/12/2013, 5:39 AM)
My experience in India, money can buy anything. They have no value for human lives. The rich become richer while the poor become poorer.
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Bella, Atiyeh Bros. Custom Rug Fabricator, tells the story of a custom rug fabrication project:
"Every project is unique, its path shaped by dozens of evolving circumstances and preferences. When a project is rare enough to have a rug custom made from scratch, it takes time to plan and lay out all the details. But where does it begin? How does such a project come together? It all starts with a phone call.
Mrs. W called in the middle of a blistering hot summer day, cheery yet frustrated, to inquire if Atiyeh Bros. made custom rugs. See, she had rugs that were made for her 20 years ago by a fabrication company that is no longer in business, and she wanted a larger rug to match her set. After calling more than half a dozen current retailers, she found a ray of light in Atiyeh Bros. and Greg Morris-White's 25 years of rug fabrication experience.
Mrs. W's original rug designs were simple enough—a base solid color with four to five "waves" of changing colors running through. But even the simple becomes impossible if one does not know how to manage such a prestigious task. Fortunately, Greg and his team together have years of experience in making custom rugs.
Step 1 – Project Assessment
The first step was to see the original set in person to assess exactly what the project would require. The two original rugs are 8 x 9 with similar but slightly varied designs. Greg and Mrs. W decided to match the design of one of the rugs exactly but render it in different colors. Originally, the color scheme was waves that change colors midway through: from blue to purple, or from green to blue. Instead, Atiyeh Bros. was to make all the waves solid colors and incorporate white instead of purple.
Because the original rugs were custom made, there was no pre-existing pattern to work from, so a digital layout had to be created. After checking to see if the computer program world had produced anything new for creating vector images, Greg determined that the best fit for the purpose was a program he had used many times before: Adobe Illustrator. It took nine hours to build a vector image of the rug design with the program.
Step 2 – Pattern Development
Using photos taken of the rug, the most imperative part of the design to duplicate was the seemingly random curves of the waves. Each inch had to be exact to properly reproduce the look of a sea frozen in an instant—waiting patiently to resume its flowing nature, its constant motion.
Once the team had a vector image of the rug, the design had to be projected onto a wall in order to draw it out onto large sheets of construction paper. The team needed to draw a full-scale 9 x 12 and leave a full foot border around the design; this required an 18- x 30-foot section of bare wall, an hour of adjusting the projector settings, and waiting for the perfect cloudy Oregon day to cast the brightest image.
All the waves were first defined with thousands of small black dots, then the sections were labeled by color, section intersections were marked, and the entire border was outlined and measured to make sure the edges were the correct size and perfectly squared. The work was then double-checked, compared with the vector image to make sure every part was labeled correctly, and then pulled from the wall. Once on the floor the whole rug layout could be truly seen for the first time in a new perspective: not just an idea or an image on the computer, but a real piece of art forming before our eyes.
All the black dots were connected with pencil markers to further clarify the areas where all the straight lines go and where every curve should be. The excess paper was cut so all that was left was the layout in its exact 9 x 12 size. Then it was time for the next crucial, time-consuming, nearly impossible task: making the same thing—but with broadloom carpeting."
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Board Of Trustees
Jim McKnight, a native of Tampa and resident of Gulf County since 1987, was elected as chair in January 2019 after serving as vice chair since July 2017. He is the Gulf County Economic Development Coalition Director, and previously served as the Assistant Hospital Administrator at Florida State Hospital. Other positions include CEO of North Florida Medical Centers, Inc. and Doctors' Memorial Hospital. He is a board member of the Big Bend Health Council and served as the chairman of the Gulf County Planning Board and the Gulf County Republican Party. In his spare time he has coached high school football and baseball, and has been a leader in a number of civic clubs and fundraising organizations including the United Way and Relay for Life. Mr. McKnight holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of South Florida and a master's degree health services administration from the University of St. Francis.
Tom Lewis was appointed to the board in October 2015, and was elected vice chair in January 2019. He is a long-time local television news journalist and is currently the News Director at WMBB-TV. Mr. Lewis has spent more than 30 years in television broadcasting, starting at WMBB as a reporter/weekend anchor in 1980. He graduated from Bay High School, is a proud alumnus of Gulf Coast Community College and earned a bachelor's in communications at FSU. Mr. Lewis has won dozens of awards for his work from the Florida Associated Press and received the prestigious Telly Award.
Don Crisp, of Panama City Beach, served as the chair of the board July 2015 – July 2017. He retired as vice president of First American Title Insurance and is a member and past board chair for Panama City Port. He has previously served on the Bay County Airport Authority and the Gulf Coast State College Foundation, as well as president of several organizations including the Panama City Jaycees and the Bay County Chamber of Commerce among others. He's received several noteworthy awards, some of which include Outstanding Young Man and the Bay County Chamber's Lauren Merriam Memorial Award. Mr. Crisp attended Marianna High School and Chipola College, and received his bachelor's degree from Florida State University.
Elizabeth Kirvin, of Apalachicola, is a licensed speech language pathologist and is currently the assistant principal of the Apalachicola Bay Charter School. She has previously served as a board member of Early Education and Care, Inc., the Early Learning Coalition of Northwest Florida and was a founding board member of the Bay Community School and the Apalachicola Bay Charter School. Ms. Kirvin received her associate's degree at Gulf Coast Community College and both her bachelor's and master's degree from Florida State University.
Steve Millaway, a native of Panama City, is a technology entrepreneur. During his career, he has worked for both public and private companies and started eight new businesses. He is currently president and CEO of Techfarms, LLC, a local technology incubator. Mr. Millaway is an investor in start-up companies and enjoys exploring opportunities in emerging technology. He holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Florida.
Ralph Roberson, of Port St. Joe, served as the chair of the board July 2013 – July 2015. He is a certified public accountant and is the owner of Roberson & Associates. From 1993 to 2001, he served on the District Board of Trustees of then Gulf Coast Community College. Mr. Roberson is a member of the Florida Institute of CPAs, Sacred Heart Gulf Coast Health System Finance Committee, Port St. Joe First United Methodist Church Board of Trustees, Chair of the Operating Board of Sacred Heart Hospital, member and past president of the Gulf County Chamber of Commerce and the Port St. Joe Rotary Club. He completed basic studies at Florida State University, received an associate's degree in business administration from Tallahassee Community College and a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of West Florida.
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Derrick Bennett, a native of Panama City, has practiced law in Panama City for over thirty years and serves as General Counsel for the District Board of Trustees. Mr. Bennett holds a bachelor's degree finance from the University of Florida and a Juris Doctor from Stetson University. He has served as a board member of Bay Medical Center, Salvation Army, Northstar Church and as the chair of the Panama City Beach Chamber.
Dr. John Holdnak, a former Gulf Coast employee, became the sixth president of the College in 2014. He holds a bachelor's degree in Leisure Services from Florida State University, a master's degree in Applied Psychology from FSU Panama City and an Ed.D in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in educational leadership from University of West Florida. He most recently served as Executive Vice Chancellor for the Florida College System.


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You can feel the tension building ahead of Friday's jobs data. The November employment report will be a major factor driving Friday's markets and is also possibly the most important economic headline ahead of the Fed's interest rate decision Tuesday.
"I think it's super important," said Jared Berntein, senior economist with Economic Policy Institute. "I guess you could argue that it's always important but I think for the extent of the Fed rate cut, this is really the one big report left to factor into its thinking."
If the report is weak, Bernstein says you could argue the Fed may cut the fed funds rate by a half point, as some on Wall Street have been speculating. If it is strong, the odds are more likely to be a quarter point rate cut, or possibly no cut. Bernstein, a CNBC contributor, expects a quarter point cut.
The Wall Street consensus is for 85,000 new non-farm payrolls in November and an unemployment rate of 4.8 percent. In October, the unemployment rate was 4.7 percent and non farm payrolls came in at 166,000 though that number is expected to be revised downward to about 80,000, according to Dow Jones.
The consensus for non-farm payrolls was 77,500 just a few days ago, but several economists changed their forecast after ADP's jobs report Wednesdayshowed a sharp gain of 189,000 private sector jobs in November. Also important in that report was a slowing down of declines in construction and manufacturing jobs.
The ADP report is typically viewed as a preview of the government jobs report though it is not always an accurate reflection. Bernstein says he expects to see 60,000 to 70,000 non-farm payrolls for November. University of Michigan consumer sentiment is also reported Friday.
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Who would have known how many individuals are just plain mad about the Bush Administration plan to help subprime borrowers avoid foreclosure! CNBC.com is being barraged by emails and by midday Thursday, about 80 percent of readers said the government should back off and let market forces solve the problem. The deal between the Administration and lenders would freeze interest rates for up to five years for some of the two million homeowners facing costly interest rate resets.
No coincidence the Mortgage Bankers Association reported Thursday that foreclosures rose to a record in the third quarter, including an increasing number in prime.
CNBC's Rick Santelli is someone who agrees with that majority. "This is a farce majeure," said Santelli. "Unilaterally voiding securities contract law is dangerous and I think it could be a big dollar negative. Even though the amount of resets that might be frozen could be small, it's a matter of principle."
Traders took the plan in stride. But there was an overall positive feeling that the government is alert to the problems in housing and is trying to do something about it. The "out of touch" feeling that we'd been hearing about both the Administration and the Fed has been fading since comments last week from Fed Vice Chairman Donald Kohn showed the Fed is well aware of how much the credit crunch is impacting markets and how the sick housing industry could topple the economy.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave his endorsement to the plan in a brief statement, calling it a "welcome step."
The markets also endorsed the plan. The Dow rallied 174 at 13,619, while the Nasdaq finished up 42 at 2709 and the S&P 500 was once more above 1500 at 1507, up 22. The unraveling of the flight-to-quality trade in the Treasury market was apparent. The yield on the 10-year climbed above 4 percent once more and was at 4.010 percent.
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Presents and Gifts for Grandma Filled with Love; as Unique and Special as Her!
A grandmother is really special; with an extra dose of love and care, the bond between a grandmother and a grandchild is unbreakable. Grand mothers always bring in a large source of traditional values passed on through generations which helps in the healthy development of the child. Because of this beautiful bond, many children have their grandparents at the top of their friend list. So why not make this connection special with some extraordinary ideas and choose those readily made gifts for grandma?
Getting some full of love gifts for grandma is a very thoughtful way of expressing your love towards her. These presents for grandma are a fun way to celebrate the bond between a grandma and her grandchildren. In the really busy world of today's youth, shower your grandmother gifts that would leave her in surprise.
Amazing Gifts for Grandma to remind her of the love sent by her Grandchild
Gourmet Gifts
Give your grandma a sweet treat in tasteful baskets. These edible delights can be the best gifts for grandma and a remembrance of love from her sweet grandchildren. This creative basket of gifts for grandma can be placed with small and cute packages of cake pops, cookies, assorted truffles, gourmet chocolates or just any of her favorite treats.
This collection of gourmet dessert gift ideas for grandmother will ensure that every event is made a grand celebration. Tiny treats to celebrate the love of her mini-me could be the best expression of love of this beautiful bond.
Decor and Frame Gifts for Grandma
The best quality possessed by grandmothers is that they adore the little things in life. Grandmothers have always been spoiling you with love and pampering you by giving everything that you want even without asking. So why not take her down that road again and give her photograph frames that remind her of those lovely times she spent with you.
Customised Photo Frames could be the best-personalised gifts for grandma because they bring in the fragrance of your childhood. Help your grandma cozy up to her little house with assorted beautiful frames for her walls and tables that she will always cherish.
Another choice of great gifts for grandma could be home decor gifts for her to display proudly. This would always remind of the unbreakable bond with her family! You could opt from a range of home decor gift ideas for grandmother that could be plush blankets, a love canvas, an exclusive grandparents house doormat, a nice cashmere shawl, a grandmother figurine, and many such small and heart touching gift ideas for grandmother. Let her flaunt her house with memories of the childhood of her grandchild, give her personalized grandmother gifts in the form of attractive and eye-catching home decor that would please her with the reflecting love of her grandchild.
Personalised Gifts
Grandmothers always hold a special place in the hearts of their grandchildren. Since grandparents are a crucial part of their childhood, grandchildren always want to find a reason to make them feel special and wanted at every step of their life. So it becomes important to buy special presents for grandma. And obviously, more than the cost, grandma will always see the love behind it. There would be no better gifts for grandma in the world other than gifts with a personal touch of the grandchildren. Some of the best-customised gifts for grandma are –
Personalised Aprons –
You love the taste of their traditional dishes and they love cooking them for you. So this makes the best grandmother gifts.
Remembrance Photo Album –
As the name suggests this will be a gift of remembrance of all the adorable and heartfelt moments shared by the two of you.
Engraved Garden Gifts –
Grandmothers usually have this hobby of gardening. An engraved tile or slate with a quote on gardening or giving her a personalised watering can a nice choice. These great gifts for grandma will only encourage them to carry forward their hobby.
Swarovski Gifts –
Gift your grandma an elegant engraved Swarovski glass vase. This beautiful piece of art is one of the gift ideas for grandma that will enhance the beauty of her cozy house.
Personalised Wine Glass –
Like fine wine, grandma also gets better with age. Gift your grandma this nice personalised wine glass adorned with a sweet little grandma quote on it.
World's Best Grandma Tokens –
These personalised gifts for grandma can be in the form of crystals, cushions, mugs, or any other decorative pieces saying 'World's Best Grandma'.
Personalised Spectacles Case –
This is surely one of the best gifts for grandma to carefully store her spectacles in. This gift will surely remain close to her heart.
Personalized Soft Water Color Lantern
Brighten up the living space of your grandma just like she brightens up your life with all her love. Give her these personalized soft water color lanterns as personalized gifts for grandma and show how much you love her. This gorgeous and one-of-a-kind gift that is personalized with her name or your choice of message has an oozing nostalgia that reminds her of the beautiful times she spent with her grandchild. Make your grandma's eyes light up with your love with this unique gifts for grandma.
Personalized Crystal Angel Ornament –
Made exclusively with Swarovski elements, this charming angle ornament made of crystal makes a wonderful and thoughtful idea on gifts for grandma. This gift is an exquisite choice for the wisest person in your life, your loving grandma. Featuring an angel right in the middle, these unique gifts for grandma are said to sparkle whenever they catch light. An angel gift is often said to represent protection and guidance. Give this sweet little gift to the guardian angel of your life and delight her with this wonderful keepsake.
Personalized Ceramic Heart –
Sometimes it is the smallest of things that take up the most room in your heart. Just because of the emotion that they carry, these tiny ceramic hearts make an excellent choice of personalized gifts for grandma. Transform your own thoughts into words and get them engraved on this beautiful piece of heart and make your grand mother feel on elated with your love. This gift ideas for grandma is easy to disply and has a heartwarming look and feel to it that is going to make your grandma extremely happy.
Name a Rose –
Sure to surprise her thoroughly; this thought of naming a rose is definitely the most unique gifts for grandma. Give her the appreciation she deserves.
Knitting Box –
Another hobby possessed by most grandmothers is knitting. An excellent choice for on-budget gifts for grandma, this gift would let her be enjoying and relax in her own happy space.
Anatomy Of A Grandma's Heart –
A little grandma-ism goes a long way in the life of a grand child. The love that she carries in her heart for this cute little being is something that cannot be merely put in words. She has the purest love to offer to her grandchild. Nobody can understand the depth of love that she has for this newborn. Give this anatomy of a grandma's heart frame as good gifts for grandma that are unique and thoughtful and show that she is loved and valued.
Heart Photo Canvas –
Celebrate the love you have in your heart for your grandmother with these cute and adorable gift ideas for grandma. Being the little one who captures her heart, express your love for her with this lovely little heart frame that comes with a ready to display wood easel. Put a heart-shaped photograph of your favorite memory with her and comes to be read as 'I Love Grandma'. Give her this gift that she will keep close to heart forever.
Love You To Pieces Colored Heart Puzzle –
Every grandmother is said to love her cute little grandchild to bits and pieces with everything that she has. Give her this lovely heart shaped puzzle and tell her that you love her back to pieces as well. this exclusive heart puzzle is designed as a perfect keepsake that belongs to two or more loving hearts. Having the option you can make the puzzle pieces of your entire family or keep it centered exclusively to the love of you and your grandma. The heart in the center contains the words "We Love You To Pieces" engraved beautifully.
Engraved Jewelry Box –
Gift your grandmother this excellently engraved jewelry box that will let her store all her traditional jewelry efficiently. Packaged artistically she will treasure this gift forever!
Jewelry Gifts
The perfect way to show your grandmother how special she is; gift her and elegant piece of jewelry. The different types of jewelry gift ideas for grandma are –
Generations Bracelet –
Gift her this beauty of generations in the form of a bracelet reminding her of the age-old love she shares with her family.
Castaway Gem Stone Necklace –
Dazzle up her day with this beautiful castaway gem stone necklace as beautiful present ideas for grandma. This colorful necklace that is made of threaded gems of brightly shaded hues is a one-of-a-kind piece of statement jewelry that adds up to her collection of elegant jewelry pieces. Present your adorable grandmother with these lovable gifts for grandma and give her utmost delight with your love for her. She is sure to appreciate this wonderful choice of gift ideas for grandma and will love you for it.
Initials Necklace –
Engrave the initial of each family member and sew it into a beautiful necklace to gift your grandma. These presents for grandma will surely mean the world to her!
Stacking rings –
Personalised named stacking rings are another excellent option for best gifts for grandma. This delicate piece of jewelry will add to the charm of her beauty and grace.
Infinity Love Pendant –
Gift her pendant showing her that you love her beyond infinity. Engrave both your names in a beautiful infinity pendant and make this the most memorable gift for her. This infinity love pendant will sure make an extra special grandmother gift.
Unique Gifts
Apart from the above list of awesome gift ideas for your grandmother, we also have a set of unique gift ideas for her that are a class apart. Some of them are –
Grandmother Doll –
These unique handmade sculpture dolls for grandmothers are one of a kind. Exclusively handmade; these beautiful doll gifts are a funny and great choice for your grandmother.
Silk Scarf –
An accessory to go with on her next trip, this beautiful scarf will enhance her beauty and add color and pop to any outfit she wears.
Dual Foot Massager –
As your grandma puts her best foot forward and is all day on her toes doing the little things for you she is sure to tire her legs. This dual foot massager presented to her as one of the best gifts for grandma is sure to leave her relaxed. Functioning on the principles of Shiatsu massage, this foot massager has a soothing effect that brings instant relief to her hurting feet. Let your granny enjoy a foot massage in her very own home with this great gift that helps relieve stress and ease out tightened muscles.
Apothecary Gift Set –
Give your grandma a gift set that will make her smell luxuruosly fragrant. Present these thoughtful gifts for grandma and let her indulge in some 'Me-Time' and relax and pamper herself. This Apothecary gift set contains the fragrance of fresh and calming lavender and is made with all natural ingredients to keep your grandma's skin safe and supple. It includes lavender bath crystals, body oil and body lotion that is made of lavender, and a small lavender soap bar as well.
Carnival Light Home –
Make your grandma's house shine out with the love that you have for her in your heart with this unique carnival display of lights that say 'Home'. Make her cozy little home perky with this stylish gifts for grandma that she is bound to fall in love with, for it carries the love of her grandchild. After all, it is very truly said "Home is where the heart is!" These gift ideas for grandma can be hung as an elegant wall display or can make a beautiful piece of her bedside table lighting up the surroundings with an exquisite style.
Shearling Slippers –
Get her a pair of these fluffy shearling slippers to keep her cozy in extra chilly mornings. This gift will always remind her of the warmth of your relationship.
Himalayan Pink Salt Candle Holder –
Gift your grandma this glowing source of fresh, clean and natural energy. This gift will be a natural healer to all her health associated problems.
Family Signpost –
With most family members scattered across the globe, this gift will remind your grandma that the world is a small place, with the family name on the top and arrows of each family member with the distance. Let her know that time and distance will not come in the way of the love and values that she has instilled in your heart. Make her feel loved by your idea of best gifts for grandma.
Healing Stone Mugs –
Handcrafted unique mugs with healing stones are a great accompaniment for your grandmother's favourite beverage. Make their morning cup of tea or coffee a healing ritual they will never skip.
Calming Infused Pillow –
As your grandma takes a deep breath and inhales the scent of this therapeutic pillow, it is sure to make them feel totally relaxed and warm. It is like a soothing massage at any time.
Gift Ideas For New Grandma – Let Her Experience Her Own World Of Amazing Grandchild Love!
It surely is really exciting to become a grandmother. We all know how much grandma's to-be ponder about how they will cook for their grandchildren, sing to them, pamper them with love, say bedtime stories to them, and tuck them with love. It is a feeling of happiness that they find difficult to contain in their hearts. So to deal with this wonderful new joy to come, if you want this lady to feel a little more special then we have a list of gift ideas for new grandma that will are sure to overwhelm her. Make her smile and increase the anticipation and excitement of this grandma to be with our list of gifts for grandma to-be.
1. Generations Necklace
Give the new grandma to-be this exquisite generations necklace that contains interlocking circles of love to show her that her love and her values are passed on just as she likes to be, generation after generation, and the family is proud to have such lovely inheritance. Celebrate this new forming special bond with gifts for grandma that seems perfect when it becomes difficult to come up with the perfect words. This chic sterling silver piece of jewelry is a heartfelt gift that grandma is sure to treasure forever.
2. Personalized Grandma Story Book For First Time Grandma's
Listening to bedtime stories from our grandma is something we have all loved when we were kids. So why change this lovely tradition? Let your kids enjoy this wonderful bedtime session with their grandma too with this beautiful idea on gifts for grandma that comes in the form of a personalized storybook. From names to creative activities, this storybook is the perfect tool to celebrate the unique and adorable bond between a grandma and her mini-me.
3. Tiny Hands And Feet
Babies are said to grow with the speed of light! Way faster than anybody can actually imagine. Come up with this unique idea of good gifts for grandma that will serve as a precious keepsake. Capture the newborns' tiny hands and feet as imprints on clay and present them as gift ideas for new grandma. You can also include the name and date of birth of your baby to make it even more memorable. She will love to flaunt off this lovely gift as an inevitable cute ornament.
4. Making Life Grand Wood Sign
Give this amazingly beautiful wood sign that reads 'Grandchildren Making Life Grander' and present it as gifts for grandma that she is sure to fall in love. These heartwarming gifts for your grandma that come in a rustic sign is just the perfect gift to show grandma how much you care. Give this beautiful grandmother gifts as a tribute to the love of a grandparent and its importance in the life of a child. This wood sign also contains wooden clothes pins to hang as pictures some of the very first wonderful memories of the new born with his/her grandma.
5. Personalized Grandma Frame
A beautiful frame with a lovely quote about grandma love engraved on it and containing the first picture of her newborn is simply the most appropriate gift to give as gift ideas for new grandma. This cute little lovable frame is so beautiful that it encompasses all the love of a grandma for her grandchild. The right gift to express the right feelings for the purest bond on planet earth, the love of a grandma and grandchild is one in a million.
Go ahead and choose from this list of gift ideas for grandma that are oozing with sentimental value and making keepsakes for a lifetime. Let them go out and shout out to the world about being a minted grandparent. Let them enjoy bragging about their love for their grandchild and show off with your most wonderful gifts for grandma. These gifts are sure to celebrated their status as grandmothers and to commemorate the special year that made them one.


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- Kings Cross Railway Station
- London Bridge
- London Eye
- Notting Hill
- Olympia Event Centre
- Oxford St
- Paddington
- Piccadilly
- Saint Pancras Train Station
- Shepherds Bush
- Shoreditch
- Soho
- Tower Of London
- Victoria
- Waterloo


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Mini Update: Impulse & Better Lighting IMPORTANT: Cicada will not be purchasable in the new update! He will be free to play and people who purchased the GamePass will receive Cicada II. The GamePass will be cheaper a few days before the release. Superman & Supergirl will get added to the Crossover Pack! The price of the GamePass will increase! REVAMP RELEASE DATE: APRIL! Play our latest update! It includes many new stuff such as new Mobile Controls & New Metahumans and much more! Check out the full Update Log here: https://devforum.roblox.com/t/--/399263 ⚡ Welcome to The Flash! Play as your favorite Speedster with your friends! This game is still in Beta-Phase, bugs will be expected! Please contact a Developer if you encounter any bugs! Join the Official CW Industries Group: 👇 https://www.roblox.com/groups/4760134/CW-Industries We get our CW suits from Marvel and DC Superhero Suits!
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