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The next big step for spaceflight
The big event of the day was obviously the final launch of space shuttle Atlantis, the last launch ever for NASA's 30-year space shuttle program.
It's been 135 missions, 355 astronauts, and half a billion miles since the first launch of the Columbia back in 1981. In 12 day's time, Atlantis will be back from the International Space Station and be put on permanent display at locations around the country along with the two other remaining shuttles.
I was trying to learn a bit about the situation surrounding the program's retirement, but as Wikipedia would have it, I ended up spending the afternoon reading all about American history, aerospace engineering, and military conspiracies.
Anyhow, I'm certainly proud of NASA's missions over the past 3 decades. It's been a worthy program, and it's a perfect time to let it go.
In the political sphere, you have one side that's hounding for budget cuts and calling space explo a waste. And then you have the other side that's trying to argue for the pursuit of science and its importance for the US to continue as a world leader.
I have no regret for the ginormous amounts of spending for the program over the past decades. It has captured the aspirations for generations of Americans and proved to be a gigantic step for the identity of mankind.
But, I'm not the sort who will be feeling sad and sorry that the space shuttles are no more. Why? All things run their course, and it's time for the next step for humans in space.
The next step for NASA is to move into deeper space exploration, and that means NASA will need to stop sending things into the sky for the time being. It also seems to be what has many people crying: the apparent step backwards in the pursuit for humans in space.
But worry not! What's next for the entire industry of human spaceflight is actually really exciting. Now that the US government has spearheaded (along with some healthy competition initially from the Soviets) the pursuit of putting humans in space, it's time to leave it up to companies. NASA has made space travel feasible, entrepreneurs can make it better.
Once the private space travel industry grows, operations will become more efficient and cost-effective than what a government initiative can sustain. NASA is already starting to contract private space transport companies such as SpaceX to do future supply runs for the ISS. And in the budget-cutting climate of today, there's really no reason to put the burden on taxpayers when private companies can do it better for less.
Eventually, competition in the privatized market for space travel and transport will make spaceflight technology far more reliable and affordable, affordable perhaps even to mere mortals. Because really, what's the fun of watching a space shuttle launch when you can visit space yourself?

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PRINCETON - After a surpise wintry mix on Saturday cancelled racing at the Head of the Schuylkill, the heavyweight rowing team took advantge of a day better suited for racing on Lake Carnegie in Princeton as part of the Princeton Chase.
The varsity eight took 11th over the three-mile course. finishing in a time of 13:44.90. The Quakers were in a tight battle to finish inside the top ten, bested to that finish by ninth-place Navy (13:41.30) and 10th-place Georgetown (13:42.82). Penn was almost four seconds ahead of 12th-palce Syracuse (B boat) and beat out Ivy foe Dartmouth (16th) by almost 12.5 seconds.
In the fours, Penn took 14th with a time of 15:26.41. Penn outstroked Navy's B boat to take 14th while also beating the A boat from springtime foe George Washington and eastern rivals Georgetown, Holy Cross and Temple.
The novice eight was ninth in its race, needing 14:29.38 to navigate the course. The Red and Blue won a three-team sprint to the finish, beating out boats from George Washington and Delaware to claim ninth.
The varsity boats are wrapped up for the summer, but the novice crews will head to Rutgers for a freshmen-only regatta next Saturday.


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Most Super Bowl champions get a White House ceremony, but, oddly, one of the greatest teams in National Football League history never got the honor.
Until now.
The 1985 Chicago Bears -- whose scheduled 1986 appearance with President Ronald Reagan was canceled because of the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger -- are coming to the White House next month, courtesy of one of their biggest fans: President Obama.
That Bears team went 15-1 in the regular season, then cruised in three post-season games that included a 46-10 dismantling of the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
The team is also remembered for a colorful set of characters, CNN notes:
An attendee list wasn't immediately available, but the 1985 team roster included such prominent members as coach Mike Ditka, whose Midwest provincialism inspired a Saturday Night Live skit with catchphrases such as "Dit-Ka" and "Da Bears" delivered in ice-hard Chicago accents; Jim McMahon, often dubbed the "punk quarterback"; the 350-pound-plus lineman William "The Fridge" Perry; and (former) all-time NFL rushing leader Walter "Sweetness" Payton, who died of cancer in 1999.
Considered a die-hard Bears fan, the president said it was difficult to host the Green Bay Packers at the White House in August to celebrate their Super Bowl victory last February. ...
"This hurts a little bit. This is a hard thing for a Bears fan to do. It doesn't hurt as much as the NFC Championship game hurt -- but it still hurts -- you guys coming to my house to rub it in," Obama joked while honoring the Packers in August. "What are you going to do, go to Ditka's house next?"
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I agree, lowspark. Good post!
I am wearing bright green pants today - definitely eye-catching. I receive various compliments on them every time I wear them, from a joking "the green pants again!?!?? I can only take so much!!!" from a male co-worker I joke around with often, to "wow - you are looking good girl! Love the green pants" from a male stranger, to "I really like those pants! Where did you get them?" from a female stranger. To me, none of these compliments is threatening, and all brighten my day. I would likely respond with, "Hah! I wear them just because you can't stand them!" to the first; "Thanks!" (said with a smile and keep walking, regardless of what else may be said by him) to the second; and "Thanks! I got them from ____ - they are so fun to wear!" to the third.
I especially liked this from lowspark: "I do believe that there is a modicum of self-esteem involved in being able to accept compliments at face value with a gracious and simple "Thank you."" For me, I generally am confident in myself, but it is a nice "feel good" to have someone else reinforce that confidence! And I like to compliment others for that same reason - I want them to feel confident and that their sparkle and shine and awesomeness shines through!
For people who think less of those who compliment them--do you believe people shouldn't give compliments? I can see that argument for strangers, though I don't necessarily agree, but even among friends? I totally understand that some people have upbringings that lead to bad thoughts (i do, too, not specifically in this area though) but discussing the etiquette of the situation, for people who think less of those who compliment them, what would the solution be? I mean, I would hate to think that I was making somebody feel worse for saying something nice, especially since I probably wouldn't even know it, as there is social pressure to dismiss compliments even when you do actually like hearing it.
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Alamo Heights Development Decision Delayed
They decided not to decide last night in Alamo Heights.
'09ers will have to wait until January to decide whether the Alamo Heights Planning and Zoning Commission will give the approval to a $30 million investment by Alamo Manhattan developers to provide retail space and 'high end rental units' on property at Broadway and Austin Highway.
The Commission will have to approve rezoning the property from a multi-family district to a commercial zone, and for a special-use permit granting exemptions to the existing Alamo Heights building code, the developer said.
Last night's deferral means Alamo Heights City Council, which has the final say, won't be able to decide the issue until next year.
Supporters point out that the project would upgrade the Broadway corridor in Alamo Heights, and would bring the same 'energy' to the area that the high end apartments being built near the Pearl Brewery have brought to the Lower Broadway area.
The developer says the project would mean 'millions' of dollars in tax revenues for the city and for the Alamo Heights ISD.
Opponents say the 1.7 acre site is too small for the proposed development, worry about traffic congestion and density issues, and say ancillary issues, like the parking that would be needed for the residents of the Now 160 proposed apartment units and the costs to the city of running the sewer, water, and other infrastructure to the complex would overshadow the money the city would make.
Others say they simply don't like the looming bulk of the complex standing that the iconic corner which for decades has been dominated by the famous Alamo Heights Pegasus, and the iconic former Mobil Station.
Also, the idea of 'apartments' drives many 09ers batty. One comment on 'my Alamo Heights dot com' reads simply, "When it comes to housing in this tightly knit community, apartment buildings aren't going to win any popularity contests. As a residential refuge from downtown, Alamo Heights has only one apartment community in its city limits, and many residents hope to keep it that way."


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Funeral services were held yesterday for Ben Zion Goldberg, the noted American author and journalist, who died Friday of a heart attack at the age of 78. His death occurred two days after he arrived here from New York as a guest of the Histadrut. He was buried in the writers' section of Kiryat Shaul Cemetery near here. Mr. Goldberg was eulogized by Yitzhak Ben Aharaon, Histadrut secretary. as a friend of the union movement and of working people.
Born near Vilna, he came to the United States in 1907 and received a doctorate in philosophy from Columbia University in 1920. Mr. Goldberg was a staff member of the Jewish Day-Journal, a Yiddish daily which ceased publication in Dec. 1971. He was its managing editor from 1924 to 1940 and wrote a column for the newspaper for 52 years. Mr. Goldberg; who considered himself a Marxist but not a Communist, made several trips to the Soviet Union and wrote several books on Soviet Jewry. A critic of the Stalinist regime, he nevertheless opposed the cold war approach to the Soviet Union.
He was active in establishing the Sholom Aleichem House Library in Tel Aviv and at the time of his death was a columnist for The Jewish Week and The American Examiner a member of the editorial board of Israel Horizons and a columnist for Al Hamishmar. During his decades as a journalist. Mr. Goldberg was a correspondent for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Toronto Star Weekly and the New Republic. Mr. Goldberg, whose real name was Ben Zion Waife, was married to Marie Rabinowitz, the daughter of Sholom Aleichem. She was at his side when he died.


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Armwood's Josh Grady tweeted Saturday night that "This Vanderbilt Visit Was Definitely The Best One Of My Recruiting Process, Headed Home"
The. Best. One.
The Hawks quarterback, the highest-rated area player yet to commit anywhere (not counting Nature Coast's Ja'Juan Story, who committed to Florida but will now choose between the Gators and fast-closing Ohio State), is considered a USF lean by some, but the Vanderbilt news should throw some water on those expectations.
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COPPERAS COVE — Director of Business Development Monica Hull unveiled the Copperas Cove Economic Development Corporation's new business attraction tool at Tuesday's board meeting.
The website, explorecove.com, had been in development for about a year by Mississippi-based Marketing Alliance Inc., which develops websites for economic development organizations. The website is now available for view by the public.
"It's intended for folks outside Cove," Hull said. "This is the launch. The first time it's been seen in public."
After clicking the blue "explore" button on the site's homepage, visitors are redirected to a map of the United States that shows where Copperas Cove is located, with tools to show its proximity to roadways and nearby cities.
From there, users can zoom in closer and view railroads, airports and highways in relation to Copperas Cove.
At the closest level, visitors can see panoramic shots of and information about the Narrows Business and Technology Park, Copperas Cove Business and Professional Park and Five Hills Retail Center properties.
"For a nominal cost, we can update those," said Polo Enriquez, executive director of CCEDC about the property views. "This is intended to answer a lot of the questions people ask when requesting information from us."
The website also offers "scouting reports," details about the individual properties, so-named to go with the "Heisman theme" of the website. Community profiles and concept plans also are downloadable for site selectors, individuals who scout out locations for businesses looking to relocate or expand.
"It's not a static site," Hull said. "We can add and take away and update things as we progress."
In other business at the Tuesday meeting, the board:
Watched as retired Lt. Gen. Paul Funk took an oath of office to become an EDC board member. Funk is taking the board member seat vacated by Fred Chavez last month.
Rejected an offer from O Le Oasis to purchase nearly 75 acres on 713 Constitution Drive, the location of the Narrows Business and Technology Park.
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SAN ANTONIO -- Bexar County deputies arrested a man, 60, on Wednesday after a girl reported he had been sexually assaulting her for the past three years, beginning when she was 5.
The girl told family members and deputies that Steve Kou had been abusing her, mainly in his bedroom and bathroom, on Sundays when her family was at work and her grandmother was asleep in another room.
The last incident occurred on the Fourth of July, when Kou took the girl by his hand, walked her into his bedroom and sexually assaulted her, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Kou assaulted the girl twice in the morning and again in the afternoon that day, according to deputies.
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Prior to his current position, Dr. Tumas was the Director of the Chemical and Materials Science Center at NREL from 2009 to 2013. Bill is also the Director of the Center for Inverse Design Energy Frontier Research Center and the Associate Director of Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute (RASEI), a joint institute between NREL and the University of Colorado at Boulder. He also serves as the Laboratory Point of Contact for Office of Science, Basic Energy Sciences, responsible for sponsor interface, program management, and program execution.
Bill received his B.A. in Chemistry, summa cum laude, from Ithaca College in 1980. He received his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Stanford University in 1985 as an NSF Graduate Fellow and a Hertz Foundation Fellow. He carried out postdoctoral research in organometallic chemistry at the California Institute of Technology from 1985–1987 as an NIH and a Chaim Weizmann Postdoctoral Fellow with Professor Robert Grubbs.
Dr. Tumas' research activities have included chemical hydrogen storage, homogeneous and phase-separable catalysis, catalytic transformations and chemical processing in supercritical fluids and alternate reaction media, green chemistry, and waste treatment technology development and assessment. He has over 45 peer-reviewed publications, 10 patents, and has given over 75 invited presentations.
Prior to joining NREL in December 2009, Dr. Tumas was the Program Director for Applied Energy Programs at Los Alamos National Laboratory where he was responsible for management, program delivery, sponsor interface and business development for renewable energy, infrastructure, energy efficiency, and fossil energy. Through his tenure, the applied energy portfolio doubled at LANL with new programs in hydrogen storage, fuel cells, algal fuels, solar energy, carbon dioxide sequestration, geothermal energy, and grid modeling. From 2004–2007, he was also the lead principal investigator of the DOE Center of Excellence for Chemical Hydrogen Storage. From 1994–2005, Dr. Tumas was the group leader of the inorganic chemistry group in the Chemistry Division. He was a founding board member of the Green Chemistry Institute in the mid-1990s that is now part of the American Chemical Society. Before working at Los Alamos, he was a research chemist, then a project leader in environmental and oxidation catalysis at DuPont Central Research, Wilmington, DE where he was also a member of the DuPont Corporate Catalysis Center and the Corporate Environmental Technology Panel.


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Organization tips for couples planning a wedding
Staying organized when planning a wedding is no small task, as the planning can be spread out over several months or even more than a year, making it difficult to keep track of what's has and hasn't been done. The following are a few organization tips that should help couples keep on track when planning a wedding.
* Write things down. Whether you write things down the old-fashioned way in a notebook or jot down notes in a tablet, write down your plans as you go. Write down important phone numbers, vendor information and all the other details you'll want instant access to. It's important that such notes are taken in something that's portable, allowing you to jot down notes immediately as opposed to forcing you to remember until you arrive home.
* Create a to-do list. A to-do list is another great way to stay organized when planning your wedding. As you make certain decisions, simply strike those tasks from the list. This way you will know which tasks you've polished off and which ones you still need to work on.
* Create a wedding calendar. Keep a calendar devoted specifically to the wedding. Include appointments with vendors and information regarding payment schedules and other deadlines on this calendar. If you set any deadlines for yourself, such as when you prefer to choose a band for the reception, jot these deadlines down on the wedding calendar as well.
* Take a digital camera along when shopping for your wedding. Many couples want to explore their options before making any decisions with regard to attire, floral bouquets and other aspects of the wedding. But it can be difficult to remember all of the things you might have seen throughout the process. Bring a digital camera along when shopping so you won't have to rely strictly on memory when making your final decisions. As you take pictures, upload them to your computer so when the time comes to make a decision, those photos are easily accessible.
* Delegate certain tasks. Even couples that consider themselves taskmasters can benefit from delegating some tasks when planning a wedding. This can save you some time and make it easier to keep track of everything. When delegating, ask friends or family to handle those tasks that don't require a personal touch. For example, ask a best man or maid of honor to arrange for guest transportation to and from the airport. It's not too much responsibility, but it's one less thing for busy couples to worry about.


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A new management plan for Assateague Island National Seashore was drafted in the early 1980s that advocated a middle road between development and wilderness preservation. The plan decreed that recreational facilities could be protected with artificially maintained dunes, but in general overwash and the natural westward migration of the island would not be prevented.
After the storm in January of 1992, officials and residents became concerned that the island would be breached, which could expose mainland communities to storm damage. Studies began in the 1990s to tackle a number of water resource issues including erosion, channel shoaling, and environmental degradation in the bays. The Corps, NPS, the State, and other stakeholders saw these problems as interconnected and thus wanted to develop solutions that dealt with these problems on a regional scale.
In 2002, a one-time, large-scale beach fill was placed onto the beach at the northern end of the island. The second phase of the project became the Long-Term Sand Management (LTSM) Project. It entailed biannual sand bypassing in the nearshore waters along the northern end. Essentially this would replicate the natural process of sediment transport that was being interrupted by the Ocean City Inlet jetties.
The biannual dredge-and-placement operations have continued since 2004, and both the Corps and NPS have been monitoring the beach's response. Analysis of the data is ongoing and an updated sediment budget is expected by the end of the decade.
Two environmental restoration projects have been carried out. Wetland restoration at Isle of Wight has added sediment and salt marsh grasses to this small island along with shoreline protection structures and a recreational pier. Ocean Pines is a mainland location where low and high salt marshes were restored successfully.
In summary, these beach nourishment projects and their development through the late 20th and early 21st centuries demonstrate how the Corps principles have evolved. Dredging and navigation have remained key components of the Corps mission, but storm protection, environmental restoration, and an emphasis on regional solutions also developed during this time.
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Ron Joyce
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|Ronald Vaughan Joyce
October 19, 1930
Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Ronald Vaughan "Ron" Joyce (born October 19, 1930) is a Canadian billionaire businessman. He co-founded the Tim Hortons doughnut chain as Tim Horton's partner and first franchisee.
Early life and career[edit]
Born on October 19, 1930[1] and raised in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, Joyce enlisted in the Royal Canadian Navy and specialized in communications. Joyce later moved to Hamilton, Ontario and joined the Hamilton Police force in 1956. He served as a police officer until 1965. He established a Dairy Queen franchise in Hamilton and got to know the hockey player Tim Horton by frequenting his doughnut shop while on foot patrol.
Joyce entered a franchise partnership with Horton in 1967, and Joyce reportedly wrote "You must be kidding!" in reference to the clause of the one-page franchise agreement requiring rent in advance.[citation needed] After Horton's death in an auto accident in 1974,[2][3][4] Joyce purchased Horton's share for about $1 million and assumed control of the full Tim Horton franchise.[5]
Joyce hired a management team and began to franchise the company throughout the late 1970s until the 1990s. During the early 1990s, Danny Murphy, a franchise owner of both Tim Hortons coffee shops and Wendy's fast food restaurants in Prince Edward Island wanted to combine both franchises under one roof in a new development in Montague. Murphy asked Joyce and Wendy's founder, Dave Thomas (1932–2002), to be present for the opening.
Joyce eventually sold his Wendy's stock and retired from management, but even in retirement continues to be active in his holding company, Jetport Inc, which has significant real estate, aviation, and commercial interests.[6] He also serves as Chairman Emeritus of the Tim Horton Children's Foundation and sits on the Board of Directors of Sobeys and Shaw Communications.
In 2000, Joyce opened Fox Harb'r Golf Resort & Spa, a five star, four diamond resort/gated community. An airport was built as part of the new resort, replacing the nearby Tatamagouche Airport located at the Tim Hortons Tatamagouche Children's Camp.
In 2006, Joyce published his memoirs of his time with Tim Hortons titled Always Fresh: The Untold Story of Tim Hortons by the Man Who Created a Canadian Empire.[7]
Charitable contributions and awards[edit]
Joyce devotes time to numerous charities including the Tim Horton Children's Foundation, which he founded, that sends underprivileged kids to camp each year. Joyce's efforts on behalf of the Foundation earned him the Gary Wright Humanitarian Award in 1991, presented periodically in recognition of the outstanding contributions to the betterment of community life throughout Canada. In recognition primarily for his work with the Foundation, he also received an appointment to the Order of Canada, with the official presentation taking place on October 21, 1992 in Ottawa. Joyce is still the honorary chair of the Tim Horton's Children Foundation, but he says he no longer takes an active role in the charity. Instead, he started his own foundation, The Joyce Foundation, to administer his personal philanthropic work.
In May 1993, Joyce accepted an Honorary Doctorate of Commerce from Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In 1994, he received McGill University's Management Achievement Award. He also holds honorary degrees from Mount Allison and McMaster universities. In November 1996, Ron Joyce became only the second person to ever receive the Canadian Franchise Association's Lifetime Achievement Award.
In April 1999, Ron Joyce was inducted into the Canadian Business Hall of Fame and in October of the same year, he was named Entrepreneur of the Year for Ontario and Canada.
In June 2005, Joyce donated $10 million towards the construction of a new sports stadium, Ron Joyce Stadium, at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, the single largest private donation to a Canadian athletics program to that date. In June 2007, he donated a further $10 million towards McMaster's new Burlington campus, now called the Ron Joyce Centre, which currently houses the school's MBA program.[8]
In November 2005, Joyce was the 2005 Humanitarian Award Recipient by the Canadian Red Cross, Nova Scotia Region for his work with the Tim Horton Children's Foundation and for his continued support of education and health organizations across the world.
In November 2008, he donated $5,000,000 to Mount Allison University to create the Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies.[9]
In January 2016, the Burlington, Ontario-based Joyce Foundation made a $1,000,000 donation to the University of Ontario Institute of Technology in support of students who have demonstrated financial need.[10]
Personal life[edit]
Joyce was married twice and both ended in divorce. In a twist of fate, his son Ron Jr. married Tim Horton's eldest daughter Jeri-Lyn, returning the Horton family name back to the company. The couple run two Tim Hortons locations in southern Ontario.
On 11 November 2007, the Bombardier Global 5000 business jet in which Joyce was travelling crashed short of the runway at his Fox Harbour Resort's airport.[11] Joyce suffered two fractured vertebrae as a result.[12]
As of 2013, he is worth an estimated US$1.2 billion.[13]
- ^ Financial Post Directory of Directors (2000)
- ^ "Horton's death shocks hockey world;". Montreal Gazette. Canadian Press. February 22, 1974. p. 30.
- ^ "Hockey world morning death of Tim Horton". Observer-Reporter. Washington, Pennsylvania. Associated Press. February 22, 1974. p. B2.
- ^ "Horton killed in crash; ex-mates here saddened". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. February 22, 1974. p. 11.
- ^ CBC Sports (December 26, 2000). "Horton widow dead at 68". CBC. Retrieved June 30, 2014.
- ^ Walsingham Fund Sponsor
- ^ http://www.harpercollins.ca/books/9780002007573/Always_Fresh/index.aspx
- ^ "Ron Joyce donates $10 million to MC Masters Burlington campus". Retrieved June 18, 2007.
- ^ http://www.mta.ca/news/index.cgi?id=1704
- ^ "The Joyce Foundation makes a $1 million investment in UOIT students". Retrieved February 1, 2016.
- ^ Transportation Safety Board Report 2007 - A07A0134
- ^ CBC Coverage of Crash at Fox Harbour Airport
- ^ Forbes Billionaires 2013: Notable Newcomers


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AMHERST - Since coming to Canada a half century ago, Morris Haugg has been a shining example of the significant contribution immigrants have made to their new communities.
From an 18-year-old new Canadian, Haugg has gone on to be a successful lawyer with the Amherst law firm of Hicks-LeMoine while being a community activist, Rotarian, politician, philosopher, adjudicator and columnist.
Haugg, 68, has compiled his memoirs into a book he first made for family and friends but is now making available to the Cumberland County Museum and Archives to sell as a fundraiser.
"When I was at the beginning of this project I was reluctant to call it a book because I didn't know what was going to come out of this exercise, but it turned into quite a few pages," Haugg said talking about his book "Memorable: Memories plus... "In fact, I had to stop because I didn't think I would be able to fit it all into one book. I was also afraid that if I kept writing I wouldn't get the first part done."
Haugg will publicly launch his book and do a reading on Friday from 2-5 p.m. at the Cumberland County Museum and Archives on Church Street in Amherst. Copies of the book will be on sale at the event and there is no admission fee to attend.
Haugg was born in Bachhof, Bavaria, Germany in January 1942 and emigrated to Canada in May 1960. Upon his arrival, Haugg worked hard to gain a place in the new country he called home. It wasn't an easy journey and there were many interesting paths along the way.
"At first glance, people could look at this book and say to themselves that this guy likes to brag, but when you come from nothing and accomplish something it's a lot harder to be humble as opposed to being the distinguished son of a distinguished family in a well known society," he said.
For Haugg, the book came to life about 10 years ago when he first started thinking of putting his life experiences on paper. One of the reasons he did it was to pass his roots onto future generations of his family, but also to answer questions people have always had about how he made it in Canada.
"I started thinking about doing this thing because of comments by family and friends when I tell stories. They would tell me I should write things down," he said. "I've been asked why I came to Canada, how did I come to Canada or how old was I when I came to Canada?"
At first he planned a collection of memories, but it continued to grow. It was while recovering from surgery several years ago that he began organizing in his mind how he would proceed. From there, he started writing everything down and ended with the book.
The book talks about Haugg's first memories growing up Bavaria at the height of the Second World War as well as his early schooling and upbringing before leaving as a teen for a new life in a new country.
Haugg talks about his arrival in Canada, his work on a farm as well as his education and appointment to the bar while also talking extensively about his family name, Bavaria and the family that "adopted" him when he first arrived.
He also talks about his beliefs and philosophy of life.
"Our life is defined in our later years, as we sit in our rocking chairs and share our memories and stories with others. After all, if we don't have memories, we haven't lived," said Haugg.
While the book was written exclusively for those close to him, Haugg was surprised with the positive feedback from those outside his family that read it. When he was first approached by the museum about doing a second printing, he refused. However, when he thought more about it he reconsidered.
Considering the success of the book, the prospect of publishing it for a wider audience has crossed his mind. He's also committed to doing a second book on his life in Amherst and his work in the legal community that among other things earned him a Queen's Counsel appointment.


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Luiz Felipe Scolari didn't bite back following Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson's barb that he didn't see much room for improvement in Chelsea under the Brazilian. Speaking in China, where Chelsea is on a pre-season tour, Scolari said the Blues have what it takes to win.
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The latter part of her spring carnival and a majority of the autumn were thwarted due to soreness in her back.
Trainer Mark Kavanagh has carefully pencilled in a limited autumn in a bid to leave her fresh for the spring.
Not for a long time has one season produced two such outstanding fillies.
No one at Caulfield last October could doubt that Atlantic Jewel had the wood on Mosheen after she effortlessly went past her to win the Thousand Guineas. So amazing was the victory that the Mosheen camp then changed strategy to avoid Atlantic Jewel during the spring.
But after what appeared to be just a track gallop in the group 2 Wakeful Stakes, Kavanagh elected to sideline Atlantic Jewel after detecting problems with the filly.
The strength of Atlantic Jewel can be more than measured five days later when Mosheen easily accounted for her three-year-old filly rivals in the VRC Oaks.
Where voters will be scratching their heads is that while Atlantic Jewel was superior to Mosheen in the spring, much has changed in the autumn.
With Atlantic Jewel sidelined, Mosheen created headline news by winning three group 1 races in the space of six weeks.
Two of those were against the males in the Australian Guineas and the Randwick Guineas and her performance was further enhanced by the number of obstacles that were placed in front of Mosheen, who, like Atlantic Jewel, is a daughter of Fastnet Rock.
Indifferent tracks and poor barrier positions in both races were not enough to stop Mosheen from arguably becoming the best three-year-old in the nation - regardless of gender.
The return of Atlantic Jewel today will only make the question of who is the better horse more challenging.
But it is important to remember the speech jockey Danny Nikolic gave after Mosheen had coped with barrier 16 from the tricky 1600-metre start at Flemington in the Australian Guineas.
Nikolic said: ''I know Atlantic Jewel had the better of us in the spring but I really believe that we've got much, much better and we're now probably on terms with her.''
Voters will have to decide on the potential of Atlantic Jewel, with many believing that she has the natural capabilities to go with the likes of Black Caviar.
Unfortunately that will not eventuate, with the world's premier sprinting mare heading to Adelaide while Atlantic Jewel is in Sydney. Voters may also be swayed by the fact Mosheen has collected four group 1 victories since Atlantic Jewel last raced.
The category of champion three-year-old filly will be an interesting vote to see which of the daughters of Fastnet Rock gets the nod, and the impact of the result will largely overshadow the category for the three-year-old colts and geldings.
Much anticipation will surround Atlantic Jewel's racetrack return at Randwick today.
Kavanagh and connections did give some thought to the three-year-old contesting the group 1 T.J. Smith Stakes, but decided to take the softer option in the Sapphire Stakes.
So whatever the vote, which will no doubt be a tight margin, it seems Australian racing will be the big winner, having two world class fillies in 2012 and beyond.


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Los Angeles officials on Wednesday sought a first-of-its-kind court injunction against a tagging crew blamed for an "epidemic" of graffiti, including vandalism on a stretch of the L.A. River that cost nearly $4 million to remove.
The request filed by the City Attorney's Office seeks to restrict the activities of the Metro Transit Assassins, who officials blame for some 500 separate incidents of graffiti.
"This is one of the most prolific and destructive graffiti or `tagging' crews" in L.A., said Frank Mateljan, spokesman for the city attorney.
A hearing is scheduled Aug. 31 on the request for the injunction, which seeks to ban the 10 known adult members of the crew from associating with one another or from possessing weapons or graffiti tools. It also would impose an overnight curfew and would prohibit the suspected vandals from being on foot on freeways, near the L.A. River or on any property owned by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the agency that shares the same initials as the taggers.
The injunction also targets 50 "John Does," allowing authorities to arrest additional associates.
"The graffiti epidemic is fueled by a sub-culture that values personal fame and recognition over the property rights of others," said the suit filed by Deputy City Attorney Travis Austin.
The MTA's most notorious piece of graffiti is a quarter-mile-long "bomb" painted on the concrete walls of the Los Angeles River near downtown.
The vandals used a helicopter to scout the location, placing their mark under the flight paths of Bob Hope Airport and LAX so it was visible to freeway and airplane traffic, officials said.
Because of the environmental hazards the paint posed to the watershed, the graffiti cost an estimated $3.7 million to remove. The city's suit seeks restitution for those repairs, in addition to $250,000 in penalties.
In the San Fernando Valley, MTA graffiti has appeared on buildings in Canoga Park and North Hollywood and recently began appearing on the Hollywood Freeway.
"MTA is active, recent and in the Valley," said Deputy City Attorney Jim McDougal, who is working with Austin on the case.
The complaint includes 52 declarations from law enforcement officers, along with 101 photographs depicting MTA graffiti on highway signs, sound walls, billboards, bridges, buses, passenger trains, freight train cars, trucks, homes and commercial buildings.
The Los Angeles Office of Community Beautification estimates that it spends more than $7 million annually for graffiti abatement and cleanup costs.
The injunction is similar to several court injunctions designed to deter gang activity in specific areas, such as an order obtained in April against the Grape Street Crips and other drug dealers on Skid Row.
However, the injunction does not define a specific location in which the taggers are prohibited.
"MTA taggers have been known to place their monikers all over the city, in very high-profile locations," Mateljan said. "As a result, we did not seek a specific safety zone for the injunction."
The injunction may do little to stop MTA taggers, who could easily change their monikers as taggers often do, said Officer Kevin Hawn of the LAPD's North Hollywood Tagger Task Force. Several MTA members also belong to other crews.
"You may see a decline in MTA but you'll probably see an increase in a different crew," Hawn said. "I wish I had a solid answer on getting graffiti out of L.A., but I think it's here to stay."


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|Fourth-Ranked Jeffs Suffer First Loss
Fourth-Ranked Jeffs Suffer First Loss, Fall at Occidental, 73-68
January 3, 2006
The Tigers came out firing, connecting on 42.3% (11-for-26) of their first-half shots, while Amherst struggled from the field, knocking down just 28.0% (seven-for-25) from the floor, including a two-for-10 performance from behind the arc. Occidental led by as many as 10 points in the opening frame, but a three-pointer from sophomore point guard Andrew Olson (San Diego, CA) with just five seconds left in the half knifed the lead back to six, 29-23.
The Jeffs' offense woke up after the break, cashing in on 53.3% (16-for-30) of its second-half field goal attempts, including five-of-10 from three-point land. They chipped away at the Tiger's advantage and finally took the lead for the first time since the opening minutes on a Goldsmith jumper at the 8:30-mark. Goldsmith led the second-half comeback, netting 11 of his points in the second stanza, while fellow all-tournament honoree John Bedford (Ridgewood, NJ) scored all nine of his points after the break as well. Amherst knotted the score four times over the next 2:25, but couldn't grab a firm hold on the lead and Occidental was able to regain the upper hand and hold on for the win.
Joining Goldsmith in double-figures for Amherst were Olson and fellow sophomore Kevin Hopkins (Saratoga Springs, NY) with 11 apiece. Olson also dished out five assists, while Hopkins pulled down five boards. Junior Dan O'Shea (Lawrence, MA) paced the Jeffs on the glass with six rebounds.
Sam Betty was a force for the Tigers tallying 30 points and 10 rebounds, while Zach Phillips posted a double-double as well with 16 points and 12 boards.
Amherst returns to action on Saturday at 2 p.m. for a non-conference matchup with NESCAC and Little Three archrival Williams College.
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The glass was half full!: Caribbean Princess Cruise Review by dittysauce09
Overall Member Rating
The glass was half full!
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: New York (Manhattan)
Embarkation: Brooklyn Red Hook Pier 12 We arrived by noon. We went through the terminal in 15 minutes. We waited until 1:00PM to board. By 1:15 we were in our room. Our luggage was already there. This process worked well.
Room: We were in a cabin that was accessible to wheelchairs which is the reason the bathroom was huge. We didn't need the accessibility but it made the room spacious. There was enough closet space and we were right across from the More elevators. The A/C didn't work effectively the first day but I told the room steward and the second day it was fixed. The balcony was well worth the extra money. The Baja deck (Deck 11) balconies are covered. The Baja balconies allow you to look down on the two lower decks' balconies (Dolphin and Caribe) We received turn down service each night and whatever we needed Estefana made sure we got it.
Pools: Loved the fact that there were 5 pools. 2 pools for families, and 2 adult only pools, and one other pool. Let's face it people - there are signs put up for a reason. People don't pay attention. The no jumping or diving signs were disregarded. And I hate to say it but I saw young kids and adults jumping and diving. There is only so much the ship can do. I saw people complain to the cruise officials. I saw the cruise personnel tell the jumpers to stop. The cruise personnel would walk away and the kids would jump right back in. I actually had a mother say to me she was mad that some guy told her kids to stop jumping in. She said well other kids are doing it. My thought was if someone cracked their head or dove and hit bottom, how fast could the Coast Guard get there. People are just stupid. I enjoyed the adult's only pools because people could read the signs. And one more thing, people can't read the sign about not saving any lounge chairs as a common courtesy. By 8AM all the lounge chairs were saved by people who didn't show up. All we did was walk up a level, there are plenty of lounge chairs and it's not worth getting annoyed by.
Ship: This ship is huge. Ginormous would be more like it. It took like a week before we could navigate the ship. And I believe we were booked to capacity so maybe there were like 3500 people on board. Never washed my hand so much as on the cruise. We sanitized our hands every chance we could. To us this ship never seemed crowded. We didn't do the shows. But when we went through our days there never were lines (we tend to be on the early side) Yes it may have been tough in the buffet but we always found seats. The dining rooms (Coral and Island) were quite good. The lounges ( Explorers) was a nice place to sit and look at the ocean. The Promenade Deck (7) 2.7 times around was a mile. Yes you had to climb stairs during this walk but it was still enjoyable. The Sanctuary was wonderful. However if you aren't one of the first people to board the ship chances are the 20 loungers will be sold out for the week. They then sell the remaining 27 seats on a daily basis, $10 for either 8-12:30 - or I think 1-5:30. We were lucky to get in the first day at sea. There was no one else up there. We were able to relax for 2 hours but then we hit a patch of rain and we had to leave. It was well worth the $20.
Entertainment: We didn't do any shows. We did do the Movie under the Stars and thoroughly enjoyed it. Again with the saving of seats and how some people could almost come to blows over this.
Dining: Crowne Grill - $25 pp extra but it was well worth it. I had the Black and Blue Onion Soup, excellent. And filet mignon that absolutely was the best I have ever eaten. It more than melted in my mouth. The service was attentive and the food was superb. Sabatini's - $20pp extra and if you like to eat than this is for you. We aren't really into fish so alot of the food they served we didn't eat. But what we did eat was also excellent. We ate so much that we didn't have room for dessert. The Horizon Buffet/Cafe Carribe both served buffet style food. We could find something we liked when we wanted to stay in our shorts and not have to dress for the dining room. Prego Pizza - Pizza was good for a cruise ship. Trident Grill - Hamburgers/ fries very good. I didn't like the hot dogs.
Internet Cafe - Buy the package-$55 for 100 minutes or whatever. That pay by the minutes cost me $35 for one email. Didn't realize how long it would take. Buy the package.
Casino - We had the hardest time figuring out how to get the money from the card to the account to the machines. Complicated. We only went when there was the No Smoking Nights.
The Spa - I had the frangiapani scalp massage and then I had the 5 treatment special. Ceilo did an excellent job and was helpful in product selection.
Staff: Overall, I think the passengers were nastier than any staff I met. I think some passengers come with a certain rudeness/entitlement that rubbed me the wrong way. So if I worked on the ship it might be a stretch to be pleasant to these passengers. You get what you put out there. So I was met with nothing but warmth and smiles.
Shoutouts: Our room steward Estefana was great. The Horizon Buffet 6am club -Pisces, Zlatimir and Isidro made my morning coffee enjoyable. Gabriel at the Crowne Grill and Sebastian at Sabatinis were more than accommodating and Ceilo in the spa did a great job.
Disembarkation: We had to wait in the Crowne Grill longer than we had hoped but once off the ship we had to find our luggage. That was a trip. Then we loaded the luggage and waited outside for our ride.
Overall: I would definitely do this cruise again. I will definitely recommend it to friends. I would book this ship and have nothing but great memories. Less
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An 18-year-old was in difficulties, at 8.05pm on Friday, but managed to save himself.
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Haloumi, Sausage and Pesto Skewers
Recipe by bluemoon downunder
A simple budget-conscious and yummy everyday recipe with no pretensions to sophistication, which I've adapted from an online recipe from the Australian magazine 'New Idea'. The recipe uses beef sausages, but obviously you could use your favourite sausages. You could also vary the capsicums (or peppers) and use more than one coloured pepper; and you could add a slice of onion onto the skewer. My personal preference is red peppers, but just go with your preference! Love the pesto and haloumi in this recipe! :)
Top Review by pastawendy
Awesome! We really enjoyed it, and so did our guests. It was nice that the sausage was partially pre-cooked, it took the worry out of making sure they were on the bbq long enough. I used turkey sausage. The cheese was amazing, though it did stick to the grill a bit.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 9 thick beef sausages
- 1 1⁄2 green capsicum or 1 1⁄2 red capsicums, cut into 24 pieces
- 24 cherry tomatoes
- 1.5 (250 g) blocks halloumi cheese, cut into 24 cubes
- baby rocket or baby spinach leaves, to serve
- shaved parmesan cheese, to serve
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon rind
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons traditional basil pesto
Directions See How It's Made
- Cook the sausages in a saucepan of simmering water, uncovered, for 5 minutes; remove the sausages and cool for 5 minutes; cut each sausage into four even pieces.
- To make the dressing, combine all the ingredients in a jug and mix well.
- Alternating with each, thread three sausage pieces and two pieces each of capsicum, tomatoes and haloumi onto 12 skewers.
- Heat a large oiled (preferably non-stick) pan over a high heat; add the skewers; cook in batches, brushing with dressing and turning occasionally, for about 5 minutes, or until browned and heated through.
- Arrange the haloumi, sausage and pesto skewers on baby rocket leaves or baby spinach leaves and top with shaved parmesan to serve.
- NOTE: Cooking the sausages in water before grilling or BBQing ensures that they don't burn on the outside before cooking all the way through. If you are using wooden skewers, pre-soak them in water.


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AUSTRALIAN shares have posted a second straight day of losses, although an afternoon rally saw the market close well off its heavy early losses.
At the close on Friday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 19.6 points, or 0.41 per cent, at 4,738.8, while the broader All Ordinaries index was down 20.1 points, or 0.42 per cent, at 4,723.8.
On the ASX 24, the September share price index futures contract was 16 points lower at 4,694, with 36,211 contracts traded.
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