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Denison ISD names lone finalist for superintendent

DENISON, Texas (KXII) - It didn’t take long for Denison ISD to name one of its own as successor to Dr. Henry Scott as superintendent.

The Denison ISD Board of Trustees met in Special Session Wednesday afternoon prior to announcing the unanimous decision to name Dr. David Kirkbride as the Lone Finalist for the Superintendent of Schools position at Denison ISD. Scott announced last month he would be retiring at the end of the school year.

Kirkbride brings 16 years of service at DISD to the Superintendent’s position, including nine years as Principal of Terrell Elementary School followed by seven years as Assistant Superintendent for Administration. He holds a Doctorate from the University of Mississippi, a Master Degree in Education from Delta State University, and a Bachelor Degree in Education from Harding University. Prior to moving to Denison in 2006, Kirkbride served as an Assistant Principal in Shelby County Schools in Memphis Tennessee after teaching tenures at multiple elementary schools.

“During his 16 years in Denison, Dr. Kirkbride has become a very active and visionary supporter of the traditions in excellence that make Denison and its schools the best place in North Texas to live, work and raise their families,” said board President Bob Rhoden. “After interviewing two very fine internal candidates, it became clear to all of us that Dr. Kirkbride is the candidate best equipped to successfully steer Denison ISD through the exciting growth and progress that is on our horizon.”

“I look forward to working for and with every single person in our school district as well as our many wonderful and generous community partners,” said Kirkbride. “Denison’s culture, which I love so much, is based on educating the whole child, academically and personally, through building strong bonds with our staff, our families and the community.”

Kirkbride and his wife, Christine, have seven children, four who have graduated from Denison ISD schools and three at home who continue to attend Denison schools.

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Below Deck returns to the Caribbean for season 11 onboard motor yacht ST DAVID

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By Paloma Shemirani   7 November 2023

The hit Bravo show, Below Deck will be returning to screens on 5 February 2024 back onboard the 197-foot charter yacht ST DAVID by Italian shipyard, Benetti. With newcomer, Captain Kerry Titherage replacing Captain Lee, this season promises plenty of franchise firsts as we see how the new captain handles the drunken antics, meltdowns, and hookups. 

I have big shoes to fill, but I like it that way.' – Captain Kerry 

The coming season will be based out of St George’s in Grenada where ST DAVID cruised back in mid-February until mid-March this year. Anchoring round the island’s south-western coast, as well as in neighbouring island, Argyle, charter guests enjoyed the crystal blue waters and white beaches that are typical of the Caribbean . 

In addition to Captain Kerry, viewers will also meet newcomers Cat Bough, Xandi Olivier, and Barbie Pascual who will join the stew team under returning favourite, Fraser Olender’s leadership. Other familiar faces include Chef Anthony Ireane and deckhand, Ben Willoughby.

While she will be helmed by a new captain,  ST DAVID has already been one of the yacht features on Below Deck . First used in season 10, the 196-ft motor yacht was the largest yacht to be used in the show’s history – offering ample space for crew and charter guests alike to play out the drama that has made the series one of the longest running reality tv shows on Bravo. 

Given the striking opulence of her Baroque-style interiors by Winch Design, it is no surprise that ST DAVID has returned to Below Deck as the show’s example of the luxury that epitomises the yachting industry. With her exquisite mosaic flooring, marquetry, and a spiral staircase that runs through all 3 decks, the superyacht resembles a Tuscan palazzo. It is ST DAVID’s grandeur that has made her such a popular choice for luxury yacht charters to high profile events like Cannes Film Festival . 

When Below Deck ’s featured guests weren’t relaxing champagne in hand on the plush, tawny gold sofas, they could enjoy the state-of-the-art amenities onboard: ST DAVID has everything from a spa, to an open-air cinema, to a private nightclub that can be experienced while cruising at a speed of 13 knots. The m/y also has an excellent selection of water toys that include a 6-person Multirider Banana, seabobs, kayaks, Waverunners, and diving equipment. 

The series’ eleventh season was based out of Grenada, an island that forms part of the Windward Islands in the West Indies. Known as ‘Spice Island’ because of its significant production of spices like nutmeg and cloves, it is a popular stop-off on Caribbean yacht charters  due to its incredible local cuisine. The island also boasts clear turquoise waters which are perfect for taking advantage of the toys onboard your luxury yacht to explore the beautiful coral reefs, underwater sculptures, and friendly marine life.

Grenada also lies at the southern end of the Grenadines, so it is an ideal stop for charters exploring other regions like the Tobago Cays and the Southern Caribbean islands.  

If you are interested in recreating the Below Deck experience, then charters for ST DAVID start at €325 000 plus expenses for up to 12 guests. Be sure to speak with your preferred charter broker to book this vessel to see the Caribbean for yourself. 

The latest season will be available to stream from 5 February 2024 on Hayu and Netflix. 

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David Beckham has taken to sea on his new £5million yacht.

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David went for a first cruise on his mega-boat with wife Victoria and family, including her parents de ella, Anthony and Jackie Adams, who are seen sitting between the Beckhams

The new £5million superyacht is named Seven after the England shirt number along with being the middle name of his ten-year-old daughter Harper.

During the sun-kissed Florida jaunt while dressed in black shorts, white T-shirt and baseball cap worn back-to-front.

The yacht  has a length of 28.5 meters and inside there are five cabins that can accommodate ten guests, plus  crew members. Seven is powered by two engines of 2,400 horsepower each and give her a top  speed of 30 knots and a cruising speed of 22 knots. This maritime work of art is by Zuccon International Project and Ferretti, who modified some details of the original design , in addition to allowing Beckham to customize and give an exclusive cut to his new yacht.

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David Moscow on his childhood role in 'Big,' his teenaged date with Drew Barrymore and what he learned from his experience as a young actor

David Moscow, who starred in Big as young Josh Baskin, looks back on his childhood acting career. Moscow talks about meeting Tom Hanks, going on a teenaged date with Drew Barrymore, and what he has learned from his acting career. He also talks about his food travel show, From Scratch, which is currently in its second season.

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- The fifth grade play. It was a very small part, but I got a big laugh on stage and, you know, once you get a big laugh on stage, that's the end. There's only one path after that.

Make my wish. Right. I wish I were big.

So I got started in school plays. I did a school play in fifth and sixth grade. My first audition was for "Kate and Allie," which was a CBS sitcom at the time. And I was going to play the lead kid's best friend, and I got that. Going from this small school, home to six AM calls, it felt serious, which was neat. I felt like as a 12-year-old, or kids, you know, you always feel sort of like, I can't do stuff. And this felt like, OK I'm doing stuff.

The audition process for "Big" was unique, because at the time Robert De Niro was the lead. And so I don't look anything like De Niro. So I was auditioning for the best friend, Billy. Basically, we showed up in like a community center auditorium it's like, downstairs, kind of in a basement, I think.

And Penny Marshall was sitting there. There was a bunch of kids from the Bronx. Penny's from the Bronx. And Penny would be like, you, what's your name? What do you like to do? Who's your favorite baseball team? And then, so I did it. You know, and then I left.

Months passed I did some other work, and then my agents called and were like, hey, you went out for this thing. They don't want you for the friend. they hired Tom Hanks, and you look like Tom Hanks, and I guess Penny, when they hired Hanks, she was like, remember that kid from the Bronx?

So Tom is a big actor. He'd done "Splash" and a number of other movies. And I had no idea who he was, because we didn't really watch TV. My parents brought down this old little teeny black-and-white television from the attic for an hour a week and that was kind of it. And also, he's very sort of like, low-key, and he doesn't put on airs or anything.

And then Penny, she wanted Tom and I and some of my friends to go out. So they gave him a old video camera and he took us to Central Park and he was like, all right. He gave-- I remember they gave us, this is a very cool moment. They gave us a ball. There's a scene where old Josh gets in a fight with one of his coworkers at a handball court. They're fighting, they're tussling, trying to get the ball from one another.

So they did that, and my best friend Ernest at the time, Ernest did this thing where he like used his head to keep me away and then would switch the ball from arm to arm. He had very long arms. And that's in the movie. It wasn't only me that he was interpreting. That's the talent is to take it and to make it yours and make it real, keep it real. That part of the movie makes me laugh more than any others.

He wipes the sweat off his brow, leans back, and fires.

So the movie hits and I'm in a very different world. I'm in the Bronx, in a household that doesn't really watch TV or check out movies a lot. I was sequestered in a way, in a good way, you know, always first and foremost, my parents were, you play with your friends, do well in school. That was the rule. If I didn't get As, then I couldn't continue this anymore.

Then sort of the Academy Awards of it all. The number one movie in America. I'd be standing on the street. My mom would be chastising me for acting like a brat in a restaurant, and someone would come up to us and be like, hey! And then we'd have to stop. My mom would like, quietly sit back for a moment. I'd sign some autographs and then we'd turn and she'd be like--

Looky, looky, but don't touch.

So there's a very funny story. I had done a movie called "Wizard of Loneliness." This was before "Big" came out. But the lead in that movie is Lukas Hass, who was the little boy in "Witness." So the little boy in "Witness" and the little boy in "Big" had done a movie.

But then after that, he went to New York to do a movie with the little girl from ET.

DREW BARRYMORE: [SCREAMS]

- [SCREAMS]

DAVID MOSCOW: And he called me up, and he was like, I think you and Drew would like each other. You guys should go on a date. So my mom was a chaperone and I think the studio teacher was a chaperone, and I called up Drew, and I was like I'm going to take you to Hard Rock Cafe, because that's how I do.

DREW BARRYMORE: Give me a break.

DAVID MOSCOW: It was very lovely. At one point her best friend, who was like 16, came at the end, and they were like whispering in each other's ear and then she turned and said, do you want to come with me to this party after? And I looked at my mom, and my mom was like--

So Drew was like, this was great. See you later. Then she left and I was like, that was really cool. And that was the end of it until "Riding In Cars With Boys," and then I walked into that audition and there was Penny and there was Drew and I was like, oh I got this.

My dad does community activism, was developing dual-language public schools in New York. And he was working with his friend Luis. And he called me up and he's like, yeah Luis's kid, who you know, he wrote 20 pages of music for his college thesis. Will you-- can they come to your theater company and will you listen to it? And I was like, oh no, this is a nightmare.

There's nothing worse than bad theater, being trapped watching. And then it's a family friend, like, oh god. So I went to his theater company and went down in there, and five minutes in I was like, lock the doors. This is amazing. And the kid's name was Lin-Manuel Miranda, and it was "In the Heights." And there was something really cool about helping a creative person and not having to be on stage. So it sort of snowballed into a producing career.

And I realize my summers in Montana were the last time I had true connectivity with the food I was getting.

I go around the world and meet with food producers and we harvest and grow and fish and hunt, and then I take it to a chef, and we make a meal from it. Coming from a political family, I'd always been trying to weigh, like, why was I doing? Why was I acting? So I was looking to see, is there a way that I could marry sort of my political beliefs, or trying to help the world become a better place, and the only talent I had was in this business.

I think failing might be the best gift that I was given as a child actor. Not the moments where I was successful, because that's kind of easy. But the moments where you walked out of the room and you were like, what was that? And then you had to forget about it, and you had to go out the next day and do it again. Auditioning and failing, I was going on 100 auditions a year for 20 years. If I got two in a year, that's a very good year for me.

Being a child actor, especially at the peak sort of in the '80s and '90s, it was a blessing for me. But I think I had my parents who always were very grounded. Sometimes everyone gets wrapped up in it. The parents and the kids, everyone gets wrapped up in it. And that can be dangerous.

I think every time I would like go through it-- I haven't worked in six months what should I do? My parents are all be like, you should become a teacher. I think it's time for you to go back to school and become a teacher. And I'd be like, that's not what I need to hear. I think only today, today do they finally see, oh this is what David's going to do with his life.

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