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My dog loves these - handy lunch time snack. It's nice to have treats with good basic ingredients for pets with sensitive stomachs.
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So, Blue once told me there are two things he discovered about me when it comes to food. (1) My tongue (usually) reacts positively to expensive food (sosyal?) and (2) Once I started mentioning some random food like a thousand times within just a day, we should somehow find a way to actually satisfy my craving or else it would forever hunt me even in my sleep. LOL But hey, don't get me wrong, I'm not spoiled or anything. I don't get to eat anything I want on a whim. I just tend to be repetitive and I was probably starting to get under Blue's skin.
Okay, enough of that. There was just this same instance weeks ago when I couldn't forget the 'goroke' (고로케) or croquette we had tasted. One of the students' mom in our hagwon or academy sent a box of goroke to her child's teachers and every one of us in the office was able to get a piece (ohhh, the spirit of sharing, don't you just love it?hehe). But I didn't eat mine until I got home to let Blue taste it, too. Why? Well, as each of my coworkers (both Korean and foreign teachers) started to take a bite, they couldn't help but rave about how delicious it was. Well, it really was! I mean I don't normally like croquette cos the ones I've had before had thick and hard (maybe too chewy?) coating for my taste. But this one's... *sigh*... heaven! We had egg-filled croquette and I.LOVED.IT. It came in several types of fillings, too.
We learned from the student's mom that the croquette shop was Ham-mu Ba-ra (함무바라) in Hyehwa. Yup, the Hyehwa where Filipinos gather for Sunday mass and an open market. This is how the store looks outside.
The place only had tables enough for like 8 people. Four people were already seated when we arrived, and two ajummas who came behind us grabbed their seats right away. We were lucky to have had our place to sit since several people just magically appeared and lined up behind us.
Their croquette comes in a variety of fillings. You'd see the names by the counter and on the menu board. There are sausage or so-si-ji (소시지) (I thought it should be so-se-ji (소세지) though, nangengealam?!kkk) cheese or chi-jeu (치즈), vegetable or ya-che (야채), curry or kare (카레), potato or gam-ja (감자) and red bean or pat (팥) which are all 1,500 krw a piece. There are also kimchi (김치) and spicy tuna or me-un-cham-chi (매운참치) which are 1,800krw per piece.
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Their website: http://www.함무바라.com/
Contact Number: 010-5238-5777
How to go there:
Hyehwa Station, Subway Line 4, Exit 4 or Exit 1
Walk straight towards Hyehwa Rotary. Take Hyehwa-ro (혜화로), the road just past Lotteria, between SK gas station (SK 주유소) and Hyehwa Post Office (혜화우체국). Walk straight, about 100 meters. The store is on the left side.
If you are coming from Hyehwa-dong Catholic Church, just go to the side opposite the church and take the direction I mentioned above^^

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In desal's past and future, lessons for Santa Cruz?
By J.M. BROWN
Santa Cruz Sentinel, 9/29/12
MOSS LANDING -- Santa Cruz and Soquel Creek Water District are proposing a seawater desalination facility at a time when the popularity of tapping the ocean to create more drinking water is growing again.
Since the early 1990s, when a number of desalination plants were shuttered due to high energy costs, water managers looking to augment supply from overused rivers, streams and groundwater basins are increasingly returning to the idea of removing salt from seawater. With an uneven history of desalination in California, it's hard for regulators and voters to predict which proposals might be successful.
According to the Oakland-based Pacific Institute, the 17 projects proposed statewide range in size from 10 times smaller than the Santa Cruz facility to 20 times larger. While the biggest projects are in Southern California, the Central Coast has nine, the most of any region.
There are three competing to serve the Monterey Peninsula, where water agencies must drastically reduce pumping from the Carmel River by 2017 to improve habitat for steelhead and address a host of other environmental issues caused by overpumping. The developer of the largest plan believes he also can serve Santa Cruz and Soquel Creek.
"Don't build a bunch of expensive, high-carbon footprint, environmentally damaging boutique desal plants around the bay," said Brent Constantz, chief executive officer for DeepWaterDesal. "Just build one regional facility, which is what Marine Sanctuary guidelines call for."
Bill Kocher, Santa Cruz's water director, said he believes the Moss Landing project has potential but wouldn't solve local problems fast enough. Santa Cruz is seeking a new supply to safeguard against drought and the Soquel Creek district needs to reduce its groundwater pumping in an overdrafted basin showing saltwater intrusion.
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River and produce enough water that would also meet the needs of Soquel Creek and the city through a pipeline that comes up through prime ag land," Kocher said. "There are a sufficient number of questions that it doesn't make sense that the city would just sit back and see what happens."
Constantz, whose $350 million project would produce 25 million gallons of water per day, said his company eventually could become a utility provider or sell to a public agency if approved by regulators.
He said he could sell Santa Cruz water for less than what it costs the city to produce water now. Constantz estimates the price for Santa Cruz would be $2,250 per acre foot, or $100 less than the city's cost per acre foot in 2011.
Desal's price for Santa Cruz would include the cost of a new pipeline for conveying water to Santa Cruz County, about $27 million, as such costs would be built into bonds sold for the project, Constantz said. By comparison, the cost for Santa Cruz to do desalination and a host of planned capital projects will be $3,300 acre feet by 2021, according to estimates from the city.
Constantz said he can do desal cheaper because the project will buy electricity directly from the adjacent Dynegy power plant and use an existing intake and outfall system, avoiding more cost and environmental impacts. Plus, he said costs of the project are spread out over a much larger volume of water -- 10 times the maximum amount created in Santa Cruz each day.
The intake for DeepWater Desal would be in 100 feet of water off Moss Landing, and brine concentrate left after salt was pushed out through high-pressure membranes would be diluted with cooling water from the power plant. The solution would be sent back to sea using the power plant's outfall.
Paul Michel, superintendent of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, said he is intrigued by the DeepWater Desal proposal and may consider having his agency join the project for the purpose of environmental analysis.
"There is no federal agency I would want to do that review than us," Michel said.
Meanwhile, an advisory committee is studying the cost and logistics of the plan, as well as a proposal by California American Water in Marina and one by businessman Nader Agha, called the People's Project, also in Moss Landing.
If there isn't a new source to replace water from the Carmel River and Seaside Basin, supply for customers "will drop off a cliff," California American Water spokeswoman Catherine Bowie said.
The company withdrew in January from a regional desalination plan, choosing instead to pursue its own proposal to produce 5-9 million gallons per day. Although water rates are expected to double to pay for the $370 million plant and other improvements, Bowie said, "We think we have a plan with the least risk."
Agah has proposed building a 10-million-gallon-per-day facility in Moss Landing for about $129 million. In July, the city of Pacific Grove signed on as the lead agency.
Regulators will determine whether any of these projects, including Santa Cruz's, are regional enough -- a question that could benefit DeepWater Desal given the amount of water it would create for the number of people it could serve throughout Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito counties.
"Is having one large desal facility better than having several smaller ones?" asked Peter von Langen, an engineering geologist with the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board. "I don't think we have a direct answer to that."
Monterey County is home to one of the state's only municipally owned desalination plants, a small Sand City facility operated by California American Water. Approved in 2010 and built by the same firm designing the Santa Cruz plant, the facility was developed to support new housing in a largely industrial city that had been under a moratorium on water hook-ups.
"There was no way out," said Richard Simonitch, city engineer. "We knew we had to do something."
The $14 million plant takes in brackish water, a mix of seawater and freshwater, from four beach wells 60-feet deep and can produce about 100 million gallons of drinking water each year. The brine concentrate does not exceed the salinity of seawater and is injected into wells beneath the coastal bluff.
While treating less-salty brackish water requires less energy than removing salt from seawater, "There is significantly higher electricity consumption you have to look at" regarding any kind of desalination, said Eric Sabolsice Jr, general manager of the coastal division of California American Water.
But, he said, the bigger carbon footprint has to be weighed against the environmental benefits of restoring "the natural ecosystem in the Carmel River."
Opponents of desalination are concerned about the energy costs, environmental effects on marine life and potential for inducing growth. But there is little known about the long-term impacts of desalination in California because many of the first plants were shuttered, leading critics to wonder if the same could happen in Santa Cruz.
Suffering from drought rationing, Morro Bay built a plant in 1992 capable of producing a fifth of the amount of water proposed in Santa Cruz. Later, Morro Bay voters opted to join the state water project, which, in addition to the desal plant's high energy costs, made the facility largely obsolete.
Outgoing Mayor William Yates, who also was mayor in 1992, said he has no regrets pursuing the plant. He remembers all too well how residents had to register the number of people living in their home to find out how much water they would receive.
"It has gotten us through crises for 20 years," he said. "It was never built with the intention to be the primary water source. If we got in trouble, it would be a last resort."
Morro Bay, a town of about 10,000, has cranked up the plant occasionally to get through dry periods but not since 2005. Four years later, the city converted a portion of the facility to treat brackish water pumped from beach wells. The brine is mixed with cooling water from an adjacent power plant and discharged into the ocean.
When state water is low, the city turns to the brackish plant, which has cost $1.1 million so far to retrofit, and draws from two groundwater basins even though they suffer from nitrate contamination. The city would like to make the seawater plant fully operational again to secure supply, but that will prove difficult.
The plant's permits for brine disposal and intake wells expired in 1999, and the city did not conduct a full environmental analysis or seek a state Coastal Commission permit to do the conversion to brackish water. Rather, the city received permits from the state public health department and regional water board, and made a change in its own coastal plan.
"We were clever about that," said Dylan Wade, the city's capital projects manager, adding he is anxious to stabilize supply with a revamped seawater facility. "When you're the guy who is responsible for getting people water, you feel that way."
Tom Luster, a Coastal Commission environmental scientist, said the agency has launched an investigation into the Morro Bay facility, adding, "We're looking into what's permitted and what isn't and what the next steps might be."
Wade acknowledged the expired permit, but said the city believes the local coastal plan amendment processed before the permit expired should allow the plant to continue running. Still, he said the city will apply for a coastal permit after resolving a separate issue with the commission concerning wastewater treatment upgrades.
Longtime Morro Bay residents Marla Jo and Richard Sadowski believe the city should address groundwater contamination before trying to expand the desalination plant.
"Instead of spending money on desalination, we have to repair our infrastructure," Richard Sadowski said, adding he believes the city acted illegally by retrofitting the desal plant for brackish water. "You can't just write yourself a permit for that."
During the drought of the early 1990s, Santa Barbara also built a desalination plant and joined the state water project. But once the drought ended, the 1992 facility was mothballed and conservation sharply decreased demand, leaving the city and neighboring districts with little use for the $34 million facility, according to the Pacific Institute.
A $7 million plant built in Marina in 1997 to provide 300,000 gallons per day was also later closed due to energy costs. The Marina Coast Water District was a partner in the regional project abandoned by California American Water.
Follow Sentinel reporter J.M. Brown on Twitter at Twitter.com/jmbrownreports
SIZE: 25 million gallons per day
LOCATION: Moss Landing
COST: $350 million
SIZE: 5-9 million gallons per day
LOCATION: Marina
COST: $370 million
SIZE: 10 million gallons per day
LOCATION: Moss Landing
COST: $129 million
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[ https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2009?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=58598#action_58598 ] SuoNayi Wang commented on AMQ-2009: ----------------------------------- Yes, I know about this and use the default value.But the producer is not fast as far as I know. This case can reproduce when the borker's keepDurableSubsActive is set to be false. It seems that the dispatching is blocked by FilePendingMessageCursor. > Problem with message dispatch after a while > ------------------------------------------- > > Key: AMQ-2009 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2009 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Broker > Affects Versions: 5.1.0, 5.2.0 > Reporter: Rajani Chennamaneni > Assignee: Rob Davies > Fix For: 5.4.0 > > Attachments: AMQ-2009Testcase2.zip, consumertest.zip, DispatchMultipleConsumersTest.java, JConsole-screenshot.jpg, testcase.zip > > > Messages are not getting dispatched after a while (although it accepts new incoming messages) until restart of the broker. This problem is described in several posts. > http://www.nabble.com/Pending-Messages-are-shown-in-ActiveMQ-td20241332.html > http://www.nabble.com/Consumer-Listener-stop-receving-message-until-ActiveMQ-restart-td20355247.html > http://www.nabble.com/Stuck-messages---Dispatch-issues-td20467949.html > There was also an issue opened in Spring project for this thinking it was Spring problem. > http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SPR-5110 > I am not able to reproduce with Junit test case having BrokerService started with in the test case. I guess I am not hitting the right stress conditions this way. But when I run the test case against an externally running ActiveMQ instance backed with oracle database persistence, it is reproducible most of the times. This is not a every time failure situation, it takes more time once than the other. > I was able to hit this situation of stuck messages on queue using following scenario most of the times: > 1) Start 2 concurrent consumers for the queue using Spring's DefaultMessageListenerContainer using cacheLevelName as CACHE_CONSUMER > 2) Send messages using JMETER 2.3.2 to the queue on ActiveMQ stand alone broker instance with 50 threads looping 20 times. > 3) After a while, you will notice that Spring logs that no messages are being received but the messages are shown jconsole of ActiveMQ and the database backing it for persistence. > But in 5.2 RC3, the problem is that it dispatches duplicate messages and does not remove them from broker's database after acknowledge properly. > Attached test case might help to reproduce when run against externally running stand alone ActiveMQ broker. Another way to see the problem is that try to load test using JMETER by sending messages to a queue with a camel route that moves messages from this queue to another and you will notice that it stops moving after while or copied duplicates in case of 5.2 RC3. > Sorry about such a huge description but it is a real problem! A different team at our company are having this issue in production with 5.1. They are using it as an embedded broker with derby for persistence. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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The safety information is quite simple. Numero uno, don't try to touch the dolphins, they don't like it. They do, however, like it when you make noises. Swimmers are encouraged to make asses out of themselves by making loud stupid noises through their snorkels. The rule of thumb is that we are there to entertain the dolphins, not the other way around. If you get a cramp, don't flail about like a spaz because the wetsuits are buoyant. You absolutely can not sink. And if your swim style resembles what a fish looks like out of water, you may have to give the occasional thumbs up to reassure the crew of your wellbeing.
Because these are wild dolphins and we were the first boat of the day, they warned that sometimes it can take up to forty-five minutes to locate them. That being said, my excellent travel juju must have tagged along for the ride because we spotted dolphins trailing behind us within a couple of minutes. We could see a few different pods in various directions so we cruised around to see what their behavior was like and if they'd converge. A few minutes later we got the go-ahead and everyone scooted excitedly off the boat.
Seconds after plunging into the frigid waters of the south pacific, I had dolphins coming from all sides and angles. They are so fast and graceful. They criss cross under you, over you and around you. It's like you're a funny little obstacle in the midst of their day and they entertain themselves by swarming and dancing around you. They come so close that you really could probably touch one if you reached out at just the right moment. They love it when you dive straight down, or swim in circles with them. I didn't attempt to dive down because I haven't mastered the whole "hold your breath then blow the water out of your snorkel when you return to the surface" technique. And I wasn't about to ruin my dolphin swimming experience by choking on salt water.
I did do the circles, though, and it's true! I would wait until one made eye contact with me or sometimes just start swimming to one side as fast as I could, which would usually grab their attention. The interested party would let me feel like I was keeping pace for a few seconds before they muttered "silly human" to their dolphin friends and zipped around me so fast I would get dizzy trying to keep up. Once discombobulated, I'd swim lazily while they danced around me until I was ready to go in circles again. Eventually, they'd get bored and leave us behind so we'd get back on the boat and do it all over again.
I'm fairly certain one almost landed on me. Dusky dolphins are known for being acrobatic showoffs. They do all kinds of belly flops, twists, dives and nose over tail backflips. At one point, while I had my head down watching a bazillion of these creatures criss cross in front of me, I felt a huge splash on my back. Before you say, "Really? You swam in the ocean and felt a splash. No way!" Hear me out. The force and amount of what I felt could only be generated by a cannonball-esque maneuver executed in exceptionally close proximity. I looked up to see if it happened again, but of course the culprit had zoomed off with the others. I just laughed, looked around at the hundreds of fins cutting through the water and kept on snorkeling.
The only part of our bodies not protected by wetsuit or snorkeling gear was our hands. After the third swim, I started to develop claw hands. They were so cold I couldn't move them properly. Thankfully, shortly after rigor mortis set in, they told us our swimming time was over. I was already working my way towards the boat so I was more than happy to hop back in. Especially since "hot showers" were waiting our arrival. Hot showers meant a hose with hot water that we inserted into the top of our wetsuit to warm us up. It felt like you were pissing yourself, more or less. Not that I actually know what that feels like from experience, but I think I can safely assume that warm water running down my leg is exactly what pissing myself would feel like. And I'm not complaining because it did, in fact, warm me up.
The benefits of the hot shower were short lived as we had to change out of the wetsuits immediately after. I find it really funny that with all the information that is covered about the tour, they neglect to mention the fact you have to take off the only barrier between you and the frosty air while you're standing outside and soaking wet. I'm sure it's not bad during the summer tours but man it SUCKED on mine. The sun had barely been up and I don't even want to know what the temperature was. I was gonna google it later that day and make a note but I forgot. Probably still could but who cares. Just trust me, it was fucking cold. Keep in mind it's late autumn for us right now. My friends in the northern hemisphere can conjure a crisp late November morning. Anyways, once I managed to peel the wetsuit off (there was STEAM COMING OFF MY BODY), the real challenge was changing out of my bathers and into dry clothes with claw hands and full body shivers. My fingers were so rigid that they wouldn't do what my brain was telling them to. They gave it the good old college try, but it just wasn't working. I was fumbling with my clothes like a 13 year old boy with his first bra clasp.
All that being said, I'd like to clairify that I'm not actually whinging. Just exercising my descriptive skills and painting the picture for you. It was a very minute price to pay for the once in a lifetime experience.
Once we we completed the changing and dressing Olympics, we got to relax on the deck with hot chocolate and ginger cookies while watching aerial stunts performed by our swimming buddies. It really completes the whole experience. Swimming with them is obviously the most extraordinary part of the whole thing. But to see how many are actually out there and what they're really capable of moments after they just humored you with a few easy circle swims, adds a new level of appreciation to the entire thing.
There was an article someone sent to me and I posted on Facebook about a month ago that was about what a life of travel does to you. In the article, the writer goes into detail about the sustenance for hardcore travelers being "those perfectly surreal moments that when you see them in a movie or hear others reminisce about them seem fake". "But when it's you experience them you can't help but grin to yourself and feel a certain gleeful shiver work its way through you". I'm very lucky to have many of those moments in my life. Some while traveling, others while catching up with hometown friends around a bonfire or when an insanely awesome group of girls are reunited for a wedding. Yep, that was a nonchalant shout out to my peeps.
I was also lucky to have one of those moments during the dolphin swim. I was in the water and my swimming mates had begun to desert me, probably due to my lack of water acrobatics and funny noises. So I decided to poke my head up for a different perspective.
The sun had finally made its way up and over the peninsula (we were on the opposite side of where the sun comes up) but there were still some pretty thick clouds. Just as I surfaced, the clouds parted just enough to let a few sun rays beam down on the water. There I floated, watching hundreds, possibly thousands of dolphins breaking the surface of the waves one way or another, under the golden glow of sporadic sun beams. Everyone else had their heads down in the water. As I started to laugh and look around me in disbelief, I realized that right then, at that exact moment in time, I was the only person in the world doing what I was doing. Then I laughed some more.
That, ladies and gentlemen, was my Dolphin Encounter.
Here is the link to the travel article. I hope if someone comes across my writing and like it, they credit me for it too!


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Martin Kaymer arrived at Pinehurst No. 2 on Sunday afternoon and ducked into the clubhouse with everything he could have asked for. Three days of masterful golf had given Kaymer a five-shot cushion in the U.S. Open and the needed confidence to close out his second major.
But Kaymer also knew what came with that.
The spotlight. The nerves. The pressure.
So he forecast for caddie Craig Connolly what they were in for.
"This round will be very, very difficult," Kaymer warned. "Probably the toughest round we have ever played. It's the expectations you have on yourself and those that other people have as well. It's very difficult to go through that, playing on a different continent."
Kaymer knew he would face an early stretch of holes that would quickly shape his round. He knew his brain would be more active than usual.
"The challenge today was not to think too much about the trophy," he said, "not to think too much about sitting [after the round] and what you're going to say, not to think too much about how you're going to celebrate on 18. It goes through your head."
Connolly, however, was never worried. He had felt Kaymer's composure all week, seen his surgical approach around Pinehurst No. 2. So by the time the duo completed an efficient pre-round practice session, Connolly knew all was well.
The U.S. Open was not theirs to lose. It was theirs to win.
"He was in a good place," Connolly said. "He told me he had a good night. It was a late night, but he ate well, slept well, woke up fresh and ready to go."
The result: Kaymer's lead never dipped below four strokes, and by day's end his final-round 69 had produced an eight-shot runaway.
Kaymer's four-day total of 271 was the second-lowest in U.S. Open history. His margin of victory ranks fourth.
His golf stroke was grooved and his mind-set proved unflappable.
"He's one of the best," Connolly said. "He's very good at putting the past behind him and thinking forward."
Not once did Kaymer make worse than bogey.
During a week in which only three players finished under par, the subplots to Kaymer's dominance were fewer than normal. But the runner-up tie between friends Erik Compton and Rickie Fowler was a feel-good development, even if the United States Golf Assn. had only one second-place medal to give out at the post-round ceremony.
"We're going to have a fish-off for it," Compton insisted.
With Compton's continuing perseverance through two heart transplants, his story grabbed the galleries most. They roared for an early push that took him as low as three under. And when the 34-year-old got up and down for par out of a bunker from 60 yards away on his final hole of an unforgettable week, the grandstand roar shook Compton to tears.
"On every hole," he said, "from the tee box to the putting green, people were cheering for me. … It seemed like people really got around my story. And for me to be here and to do this at such a high level is just as good of a feeling as winning a golf tournament."
Fowler had a terrific week as well. Yes, his hopes of at least putting some final-round heat on Kaymer diminished at No. 4, where things got messy around the green and he had to scramble to save double bogey.
But after a fifth-place finish at the Masters, a second-place finish at the U.S. Open felt pretty good, as did the calm Fowler felt playing in the final group at a major for the first time.
"It definitely helps for down the road," Fowler said. "The way I handled myself and kept going through the process of each shot."
Kaymer too believes his success will aid his charge, validation he didn't need but will gladly take.
In 2010, he won his first major at the PGA Championship, and he reached No. 1 in the world early the next year. But he went more than three years before his next PGA Tour win — at the Players Championship last month. So he heard the doubters and criticism of him as a one-hit wonder.
"You want to win majors in your career," he said Sunday. "But if you win more than one, it means so much more."


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NEW YORK — The chief spokeswoman for embattled mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner went on an expletive-laced tirade about a former campaign intern in an interview with a political news website.
Barbara Morgan later apologized for using vulgar language to describe former intern Olivia Nuzzi. She said she believed her interview with Talking Points Memo was off the record.
Talking Points said it contacted Morgan on Tuesday for an unrelated story when she launched into her attack on Nuzzi for writing an unflattering first-person article for the Daily News about her experience working on Weiner's campaign.
In the Tuesday cover story, Nuzzi wrote that Weiner often called interns "Monica," a reference to former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, and that many people worked on the campaign only to get close to Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin. Abedin is an ex-aide to former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Nuzzi also said many of the campaign staff had "short resumes," including Morgan, noting that the communications director "last worked as the press secretary for the New Jersey state education commissioner."
Morgan said Nuzzi was bad at her job and threatened to sue her.
"She was clearly there because she wanted to be seen. … she would just not show up for work," Morgan said, adding that she tried to fire Nuzzi but "gave her a second chance" when Nuzzi begged to come back.
Nuzzi stopped interning for the campaign about four weeks ago, Morgan said.
Later, she issued an apology.
"In a moment of frustration, I used inappropriate language in what I thought was an off the record conversation. It was wrong and I am very sorry, which is what I said tonight when I called and emailed Olivia to apologize," she said.
Nuzzi, a college student and writer, declined to comment on Morgan's tirade.
Last week, Weiner acknowledged exchanging sexually explicit messages online after similar behavior spurred his resignation from Congress in 2011. He released a new campaign video Tuesday evening saying he won't quit the race, despite pressure from politicians and newspaper editors.
A new poll released Monday found Weiner's support fell from 26 percent last week to 16 percent.
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Honors & Awards
» Nebraska Career Receptions Record Holder (181)
» Nebraska Career Receiving Yards Record Holder (2,689)
» 2014 First-Team All-Big Ten (Coaches)
» 2014 Honorable-Mention All-Big Ten (Media)
» Biletnikoff Award Watch List (2013, 2014)
» Paul Hornung Award Watch List
» Preseason All-Big Ten (Kick Returner, Phil Steele)
» Team Captain (2014)
» 2013 Honorable-Mention All-Big Ten (Coaches, Media)
» 2012 First-Team All-Big Ten (BTN, CBS, ESPN, Phil Steele)
» 2012 Second-Team All-Big Ten (Coaches, Media, 2012)
» Nebraska Sophomore Receptions Record Holder (50 in 2012)
» Nebraska Sophomore Receiving Yards Record Holder (863 in 2012)
» Nebraska Sophomore Receiving Touchdowns Record Holder (8 in 2012)
» Honorable-Mention Freshman All-American (CollegeFootballNews.com, 2011)
» Big Ten All-Freshman Team (Yahoo.com, ESPN.com, 2011)
» Longest Touchdown Run by a Freshman in School History (80 yards at Minn., 2011)
» Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll (Spring, 2014)
Senior Kenny Bell completed the most productive receiving career in Nebraska history in 2014. The 6-1, 185-pound Bell ascended to the top of the school's career charts for receptions and receiving yards in 2014, while continuing to provide an explosive threat for the Husker offense.
Bell's impact on the Nebraska offense was recognized in postseason honors. The league's coaches selected Bell as a first-team All-Big Ten pick, marking the first all-conference first-team receiver for Nebraska since Jon Bostick in 1991. Bell was an honorable-mention all-conference choice by the media.
Bell finished his Nebraska career with 181 career receptions surpassing Nate Swift's previous school record of 166 receptions. Bell totaled 2,689 receiving yards in his NU career, bettering Johnny Rodgers' previous record of 2,479 career receiving yards.
As a senior, Bell led Nebraska with 47 receptions for a team-high 788 yards, an average of 16.8 yards per catch. Bell's 787 yards ranked as the seventh-best single season total in school history. Bell had a pair of 100-yard receiving games in 2014, giving him five in his career. Bell was also the first player at Nebraska with more than 400 receiving yards for four straight seasons.
The 47-catch season in 2014 gave Bell at least 30 receptions in each of his four years with the Huskers, a first for Nebraska players. Bell also became the first player in school history to lead Nebraska in receptions four consecutive seasons.
Bell also had a team-high six touchdown receptions in 2014, increasing his career TD total to 21, good for third on the Nebraska career list. Bell caught a pass in each of the final 28 games of his career, the third-longest streak in school history. He also owns the fourth-longest streak with a 23-game stretch earlier in his career, and caught at least one pass in 51 of his final 52 games.
Bell's impact on the program is also reflected in his 49 career starts, including 12 in 2014. Bell has the most starts in school history by an offensive player and the second-most for any position player. Bell is only the fifth position player in NU history with 40 career starts.
Bell earned his degree in ethnic studies in December.
2014 (Senior)
Florida Atlantic: Caught four passes for 116 yards, including a 63-yard reception in the third quarter, marking the third-longest catch of his career... Bell and Jordan Westerkamp combined to become the first Husker duo to both top 100 receiving yards in a game since Marlon Lucky (IB) and Maurice Purify (WR) achieved the feat at Colorado in 2007... Bell and Westerkamp became the first pair of wide receivers in Husker history to accomplish the feat. McNeese State: Was limited to one catch for 14 yards due to a groin injury... also returned a pair of kickoffs for 56 yards. Fresno State: Caught five passes for 84 yards to increase his career receptions total to 144, moving past Johnny Rodgers (143 catches) into second place on the NU receptions list. Miami: Caught four passes for 70 yards, including a 40-yard touchdown in the first quarter to tie the game at 7-7. Illinois: Caught a 63-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter to give Nebraska a 28-7 lead... marked his fifth career 100-yard receiving game, tying Bell for third on the NU list of 100-yard receiving games... Michigan State: Caught three passes in the first half before leaving the game with an injury. Northwestern: Caught five passes for 89 yards. Rutgers: Caught six passes for 63 yards... set a Nebraska school record with his 167th career catch, bettering the 166 catches by Nate Swift from 2005 to 2008. Purdue: Caught one pass for five yards. Wisconsin: Caught two passes for 14 yards, including a 12-yard TD catch in the first quarter to give Nebraska a 10-0 lead... on the touchdown catch, Bell passed Johnny Rodgers to become Nebraska's career leader in receiving yards... 12-yard touchdown catch was his 18th career touchdown reception, good for third in NU history... was his first touchdown catch of less than 20 yards since his freshman season in 2011... also returned four kicks for 92 yards. Minnesota: Caught a season-long 73-yard pass on Nebraska's opening drive of the game, setting up a Husker touchdown... reception was one yard shy of his career long of 74 yards at Ohio State in 2012... reception was also Nebraska's longest play from scrimmage in 2014, bettering a 70-yard touchdown pass from Armstrong to Jordan Westerkamp at Fresno State on Sept. 13... Bell was injured on the play and missed the rest of the game. Iowa: Caught a game-winning nine-yard touchdown pass in the first overtime... also had a 32-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, as he tied his career high with two touchdown receptions... finished the game with three catches for 53 yards. USC: Completed his career with as season-high seven receptions for 71 yards... had an 18-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter for his 21st career touchdown reception... extended his streak to 28 consecutive games with at least one reception... caught at least one pass in 51 of his final 52 games.
2013 (Junior)
Bell started 12 games and finished with a team-high 51 receptions for 577 yards and four touchdowns. He caught five or more passes five times, including each of the final three regular-season games. Bell's 52 catches ranked seventh on the NU single-season reception list, giving him two of nine 50-catch seasons in Husker history.
Bell had seven catches for 57 yards and had two kickoff returns for 72 yards against Wyoming. He had three catches and caught his first touchdown of the season against Southern Miss, hauling in a 21-yard reception in the second quarter. Bell also had a then-career-long 63-yard kickoff return.
He caught six passes for 68 yards, including a 22-yard touchdown reception against UCLA. Bell caught two passes against South Dakota State to reach 100 career receptions. In the Big Ten opener, Bell had four catches for 65 yards, including a highlight reel 37-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter.
After two receptions at Purdue, Bell made three catches for 45 yards at Minnesota, including a season-long 42-yard catch on the game's opening drive. Bell caught two passes for 12 yards in the first quarter against Northwestern, but was forced to the sideline with an injury. Despite playing at less than full speed, Bell had three catches for 44 yards at Michigan, including a clutch 26-yard reception on fourth down to keep the game-winning drive alive.
Bell had seven catches for a season-high 81 yards against Michigan State, including a 38-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter. At Penn State, Bell had five catches for 33 yards, but made his biggest impact in the return game. Bell had a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third quarter to give NU a 14-13 lead. The return tied for the fifth-longest in school history.
Bell tied his season high with seven receptions for 67 yards against Iowa. He closed the season with one catch for 11 yards in the Gator Bowl win over Georgia.
2012 (Sophomore)
Bell started all 14 games and led the team in every receiving category. He caught 50 passes for 863 yards and eight touchdowns. His 50 catches ranked in the top 10 on the NU single-season chart, while his 863 yards were a sophomore record and ranked fourth on the NU season yardage list. His eight touchdown catches were the fifth-most in school history.
He averaged 17.3 yards per catch to rank among the nation's best, and his per-catch average was the 10th-best in NU history among players with at least 30 receptions. Bell had 16 catches of at least 20 yards, and all eight of his touchdown catches were from 25 yards or more.
Bell's play as a sophomore earned him second-team All-Big Ten honors from both the league coaches and media. He was also tabbed a first-team selection by several media outlets.
The Colorado native topped the 100-yard mark in receiving three times, eclipsing the century mark against Minnesota, UCLA and Ohio State. Bell had at least three catches in eight games, and had a catch in every game but the Iowa contest. Prior to going without a catch at Iowa, Bell caught a pass in 23 straight games, the second-longest streak in NU history. Bell also contributed in the return game in 2012, averaging 23.2 yards on 14 kickoff returns.
Bell's only reception in the opener against Southern Miss was a 26-yard touchdown grab. At UCLA, he set then career highs with six catches for 108 yards, all in the first half. The game marked the first 100-yard receiving effort for an NU player since 2010. Bell also had two kickoff returns for 70 yards, including a season-long 47-yard return.
Bell made the most of his three catches against Arkansas State with a 42-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter and a 25-yard TD reception in the second quarter. A week later against Idaho State, Bell caught his fourth touchdown of the season on a then-career-long 68-yard reception in the first quarter.
After grabbing four balls in a win over Wisconsin, Bell set a personal-best with 133 receiving yards on five catches at Ohio State. He grabbed a career-long 74-yard reception in the second quarter to set up a Taylor Martinez touchdown run.
Against Northwestern, Bell had six receptions for 77 yards, including a 37-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter. In the contest, he became the 20th player in school history to reach 1,000 receiving yards and the second-fastest to reach that mark. Bell had two receptions for 51 yards in a win over Michigan, including a 32-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter.
Bell combined for seven catches in wins over Michigan State and Penn State, then had a career day in a 38-14 victory over Minnesota. Bell snared a career-high nine receptions for a career-high 136 yards and two touchdowns, a 36-yarder in the first quarter and a 30-yard TD catch in the third quarter. Bell's nine receptions tied for the eighth-most in a game in NU history, and the 136 yards fell just outside of the top 10 on the single-game yardage list.
After going without a catch at Iowa, Bell caught two passes for 14 yards against Wisconsin in the Big Ten Championship Game. He closed his sophomore season with four receptions for 60 yards in the Capital One Bowl against Georgia.
2011 (Redshirt Freshman)
Bell played in every game and started the final 11 games of 2011. A strong second half of the season allowed him to become just the second freshman ever to lead Nebraska in receptions and receiving yards (Nate Swift, 2005). Bell finsihed the year with 32 receptions, 461 receiving yards and three touchdown catches. His reception and yardage totals were the second-highest ever for a Nebraska freshman.
Bell averaged 14.4 yards per catch as a redshirt freshman and had eight catches of at least 20 yards. Bell made 27 of his 32 catches in Big Ten play and had at least four catches in four of the final seven games. He had six games with at least three catches as a freshman, including five each against Iowa and Northwestern. In addition to his three receiving touchdowns, Bell also scored on an 82-yard touchdown run at Minnesota, the longest ever run by a Husker freshman.
2010 (Redshirt Freshman)
Bell redshirted in his first season and earned Scout Team MVP honors.
Before Nebraska (Fairview HS)
Bell helped Fairview High to a 12-1 record and a state semifinal appearance in 2009. He caught 18 passes for 328 yards and three touchdowns, and added an interception and kickoff return for a touchdown. Bell missed much of the season with an injury, but scored five touchdowns in his first five games back in action. Despite his limited action, Bell's impact was recognized, as he was a first-team All-Colorado selection and first-team Class 5A all-state pick by the Denver Post.
As a junior, Bell earned first-team All-Front Range League honors, playing wingback and rushing for 958 yards and 12 touchdowns. He was ranked among the top 10 players in Colorado according to Rivals.com. Bell chose Nebraska after also visiting Minnesota and Texas Tech. He also had offers from several other schools, including Colorado, California, Arizona and Arizona State. In basketball, Bell helped his team to the state title game as a senior, and he also competed in track.
Kenny was born on Feb. 25, 1992, and is the son of Tami Campbell and his stepfather is Dan Campbell. Kenny's father, Ken Bell, played for the Denver Broncos from 1986 to 1989, totaling more than 2,000 career yards in kickoff returns. Bell is majoring in ethnic studies, and was named to the Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll in the spring 2014 semester and the 2010 Big 12 Fall Academic Honor Roll. Bell has volunteered time with Husker Heroes, Meadow Lane Elementary, Norwood Park Elementary, the Uplifting Athletes Road Race and a UNL Sportsmanship Pep Rally.
Bell's Career Statistics
|50 vs. Washington
|74 at Ohio State
42 at Minnesota
73 vs. Minnesota
74 at Ohio State
Single-Game Highs
Rushing: Career: 6 carries, 109 yards, 1 TD, 18.2 average, long of 82 at Minnesota (2011)
2013: 1 carry, 1 yard, 0 TD, 1.0 average, long of 1 vs. SDSU
2012: 2 carries, 8 yards, 0 TD, 4.0 average, long of 7 vs. Southern Miss
2011: 3 carries, 100 yards, 1 TD, 33.3 average, long of 82 yards at Minnesota (TD)*
*longest touchdown run by a freshman in school history
Kickoff Returns: Career: 51 ret., 1,277 yards, 1 TD, 25.0 avg., long of 99 at Penn St. (2013)
2014: 8 returns, 191 yards, 23.9 avg., long of 35 vs. McNeese State
2013: 23 returns, 609 yards, 1 TD, 26.5 average, long of 99 yards at Penn State
2012: 14 returns, 325 yards, 0 TDs, 23.2 average, long of 47 at UCLA
2011: 6 returns, 152 yards, 0 TDs, 25.3 average, long of 33 at Michigan
Punt Returns: 1 career punt return for 0 yards at Northwestern (10/20/12)
» Receptions - 9 vs. Minnesota (2012)
» Receiving Yards - 136 vs. Minnesota (2012)
» Rushing Yards - 82 at Minnesota (2011)
» Touchdowns - 2 vs. Arkansas State (2012), vs. Minnesota (2012), at Iowa (2014)
» Kickoff Return Yards - 99 at Penn State (2013)
» All-Purpose Yards - 178 at UCLA (2012)


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Whatever happened to living the way God intended us to?
Our government used to stand by "thus sayeth God." Our country was founded on the greatest book that's ever been written.
But now, our children are living in fear every day in our schools. Prayer in school is now like a disease or plague. If you pray, you're bashed for it.
In our government, court systems, city hall, we can't pray to the only true and living God.
He created this world and everything in it. God is the giver of life and the taker of life.
I have lived on Locustwood Avenue more than 21 years.
Living beside the school (Erwin Elementary), I understand that you must pick up your children. This year, however, has been the worst ever. I don't understand why some people think it is OK to block my driveway and Pink Dogwood Avenue. It is really sad when a few people think the rules don't apply to them.
Yeah, I'm talking about you, lady in the blue SUV and the family in the little black car that was blocking Pink Dogwood and would not move.
This letter is in response to "System failing to keep us safe" by Ramond Johnson of Indian Land in the Nov. 19 edition of The Lancaster News.
I agree with everything Mr. Johnson said in his letter to the editor regarding the "Man wanted for attempted murder" in the Nov. 12 edition of The Lancaster News.
But I have another question: Why has a person been arrested and pleaded guilty 10 times, but hasn't been found and arrested for attempted murder?
There are many who are disabled and have to use scooter chairs. I am one myself.
I appreciate the chairs being provided for our use in Walmart. There is no possible way I can walk from one side of the store to the other.
The problem I see is those who do not plug them back in when they are finished using them.
Many times I have plugged them back in after someone parked them and walked out the door. My husband has driven them in from the parking lot numerous times.
Please be considerate and plug them back in for the next person to use.
I, Lancaster City Councilman Gonzie Mackey, would like to thank everyone for the support, trust and confidence to allow me to serve you for another term in office representing District 2, but truthfully representing the entire city as a whole.
I really take my position as a city councilman very seriously. Like I stated in my first debate, I may not know everyone personally or treat everyone the same, but my promise to you was that I will treat everyone fairly. Your concerns and complaints are mine.
Thanksgiving is when, as a nation, we give thanks for the important blessings in our lives.
For many, that likely includes family, good health, a decent job and the like. And we should be thankful if we enjoy any or all of those things.
For some in our society, however, working hard doesn't always produce enough income to make ends meet.
Many rural and small town Americans depend on something that the rest of us don't likely think about that often, the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), to help get through some of the tough times.
Now that the election is over and all the votes have been counted, I want to say a very special thank you to all of you who voted for me in the Cane Creek Watershed Board race. The promise that I make to you is that I will never disappoint you. In fact, you may be pleasantly surprised at how hard I will work for you.
I am looking forward to working with Ann, Amanda and Tony Sistare and all other directors to make this the best watershed possible.
The men and women who have served and fought for our great country's freedom are America's true heroes. Many have lost their lives for our freedom.
May God grant you the peace you deserve and may you get the reward you truly deserve. No country can come close to America, and you made it all possible. America must never fall. We back down from no one.
For all the men and women who have fought and served our great country; for all those who made the ultimate sacrifice; we thank you.
In reading the article, "Man wanted for attempted murder," in the Nov. 12 edition of The Lancaster News, it's obvious someone is not doing his or her job. A person who has been arrested and pleaded guilty 10 times in a seven-year period should never have been released to the public. Who keeps giving him probation?
Ramond Johnson
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Thank you to all who voted in this year's election. Your vote is your right to choose who you think will do the best in that position.
I will do my best to serve on the Cane Creek Watershed Board. I will do what I can to make sure that your tax dollars are spent in an appropriate manner for the upkeep of our county's watershed dams, basins and spill-ways. I would also like to thank Amanda Roberts, district manager, for all her help and for the great job that she does for our county.
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The Oberlin campus and community unveiled the Bertram and Judith Kohl Building during a two-day celebration that featured celebrity guests and performances by alumni, faculty, and students. The Kohl Building houses the Oberlin Conservatory of Music's jazz studies department and its academic programs in music history and music theory. A ceremonial groundbreaking occurred in June 2008, with construction under way in late July.
The architectural firm of Westlake, Reed, Leskosky (WRL) designed the $24 million building that includes flexible rehearsal and performance spaces, teaching studios, practice rooms, music archive and exhibits, instrument storage, a lobby, a world-class recording studio, and the largest privately held jazz recording collection in the United States; the latter is a gift from James and Susan Neumann of Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Neumann is a 1958 graduate of Oberlin College.
The design of the Bertram and Judith Kohl Building by WRL has received the AIA Western Mountain Region 2009 Honor Award for Unbuilt Work. In conjunction with an overall master plan for the future growth of the Oberlin conservatory, the project has also earned awards of merit in the 2007 AIA Ohio Design Awards and AIA Cleveland Design Awards in the unbuilt categories.
The firm aspires to achieve a gold Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating from the U.S. Green Building Council for the Kohl Building. Buildings with LEED certification are determined to be environmentally responsible, profitable, and a healthy place to live and work.
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The NEP addresses targeting of worksites with elevated exposure to crystalline silica, as well as silica-related inspection procedures. NAICS = North American Industrial Classification System.
The NEP provides information based on current research regarding silica exposure hazards.
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Now beyerdynamic combines the best sound with maximum operability. The new T 51 i, headset for frequent travellers and music-loving commuters, has a convenient smartphone remote control in its cable that controls the music playback. It features buttons for fast-forwarding and rewinding, as well as skipping from track to track, while music is playing. If someone calls, all you have to do is press a button to take the call and talk using the microphone in the remote control – whether you have an Android smartphone or an iPhone. The T 51 i is Apple-certified, so you can also control the volume with your iPod, iPhone and iPad models.
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 04: The world's most expensive Barbie doll is on display at the Barbie Basics Collection Launch during Rosemount Australian Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010/11 at the Overseas Passenger Terminal at Circular Quay on May 4, 2010 in Sydney, Australia. RAFW is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, with more than 100 designers showcasing their collections in 63 shows during the five day event. (Photo by Robert Gray/Getty Images)


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Westport weather: Clearing but cold
The skies should clear today across southwestern Connecticut, but temperatures will rise only to the mid-40s, according to the National Weather Service.
Besides the sunny conditions, there will be a northwest wind 6 to 10 mph.
Tonight will be mostly clear, with the temperature dipping to a low in the mid-20s and a northwest wind 8 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.
Tomorrow, clouds will increase as the temperature rises to a high in the mid-40s. Nighttime will be partly cloudy, with a low temperature about 30 degrees.
Friday is expected to be partly sunny, with a high temperature in the low-40s. Friday night will be mostly cloudy, with a low temperature about 30 degrees.
On Saturday, skies should be mostly cloudy, with a high temperature in the mid-40s. Cloudy conditions will prevail Saturday night with a low temperature in the upper-30s, the NWS says.
Sunday also will be mostly cloudy, with a high temperature in the low-50s. Nighttime brings a chance of showers as temperatures dip to the low-40s. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent.
The outlook for Monday, according to the weather service, is partly sunny and temperatures about 50 degrees.


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Braamfontein Spruit
Background story from James Clarke.
The Braamfontein Spruit was generally unknown by that name in the early 1970s. It was commonly called the Klein Jukskei which, of course, is a separate stream to the west.
In 1973 I found a map dating back to the 30s where it was called the Braamfontein Spruit and over three days I followed (what I thought was the Braamies) on foot from Emmarentia (this section is the Montgomery Spruit) to the Sand Spruit discovering, literally, dens of thieves along the overgrown banks and, I estimated, 400 tons of rubbish including many car hulks. I found some delightful sections but they were hidden by wattles and gums but I could see the potential as a river for walkers and riders. I never thought of bikes.
I mapped it and The Star published this first map of the Braamies in 1974 when I was running a campaign we called CARE (an environmental awareness campaign). I suggested we "put the sparkle back into the Braamfontein Spruit" – and so gradually the stream was uncovered and revived.
It was Peter Milstein, then deputy director of the Transvaal Nature Conservation division who first pointed out how the Braamies and the Sand could become parkland. This inspired me to go around to service organisations and show them maps and pictures of the stream – and appeal for some sort of action. The Lions took it up and won an international prize for their efforts.
The Lions (Zoo Lake Chapter) organised a "Braamies Day" in 1974 and I appealed via The Star for public support. One Saturday morning in spring 400 people came to the stream just off the Rustenberg Road in Parkhurst and the 32 km clean-up began there. The Boy Scouts built a bridge across the stream which saved hours of work for those wheeling rubbish to the hoppers that Waste Tech provided. Coca Cola sent a truckload of drinks (gratis) for people who worked through the day. The mayor turned up (Dr Bensusan) in formal attire but spent the day hauling car hulks out of the stream. We must have cleared 10 hectares. Johannesburg municipality mowed the grass for the first time ever. The Lions had people to remove the matted wattles and some of the gum trees and to our amazement it exposed a beautiful granite outcrop through which the stream tumbled. Near sunset a local butcher (I just wish I could recall who) arrived with a bakkie full of meat and as darkness took over I saw a dozen braai fires going.
A liability (fore the spruit was a dangerous place up to then) had become an asset.
The Braamies became the longest municipal park in the world (32 km). Three municipalities were involved – Johannesburg, Randburg and Sandton – and they formed a joint committee – historically the first metropolitan act involving the three.
Care organised a festival of the Braamies with bands and market stalls and other activities along much of its length and a fair at the Sandton Field and Study Centre. Sandton erected a a dance platform at SFSC where, for the first time, I saw black people and white dancing together.
Around 1978 I suggested that we form a corps of river rangers and The Star sponsored red uniforms and scout hats for the riders – just like the Canadian Mounties. I wanted the riders, at week ends, to be conspicuous from the highways that cross the Braamies because I felt it would draw public attention to its recreational potential and to the fact it was patrolled and therefore safe.
It would be great to stage another Braamies Day with the accent, perhaps, on cycling and jogging.


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Madonna performed in Turkey on Saturday night. During the show she took off her shirt, played around with her bra strap, and then peeled back her bra cup to reveal her right nipple. It's a great looking nipple, sure. But it's also a move she's been dropping for so SO many years. How fresh can it be?
At the SMUT Soiree in Vancouver last week, there was a question from the crowd about Madonna from a longtime fan of hers who wanted to know WHY she's just not bringing it anymore.
Madonna signed a deal with Live Nation in 2007 that was supposed to be worth $100 million. It was to include 3 albums and merchandising and touring. We're at the halfway point of that contract. You remember what William Orbit, her record producer with whom she worked on MDNA, said a few weeks about MDNA being a disappointment because it was so rushed?
Can we call this a case of money motivating art?
I would pull out my nipples for Madonna too if there was something to pull them out for, you know? But none of what she's been offering is particularly nipple worthy. There's nothing exciting about this sound. There's nothing hype, nothing memorable, no song that would merit any attention if not for the fact that she's the one trying to sing it. Isn't that what they call coasting? But Madonna clawed her way out of Detroit. Madonna told us she would never coast.
In the next 5 years Madonna has to force out two more of these (mediocre) efforts to honour the terms of the deal. I'm just saying we might be seeing a lot more of her tits.
Here's Madonna with her boyfriend Brahim hand in hand in Rome tonight.


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July 4 brings neighborhood together
Snap, crackle and pop … Many social steppers displayed their red, white and blue as they celebrated the Fourth of July holiday in many different ways. This special day is often a ticket to drive to the shore, fly to cooler places such as Santa Fe, N.M., as well as the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. For those early risers that chose to brave the heat and watch the creative neighborhood parade that takes place in Calder Place, it was well worth losing a few hours of shuteye. Bicycles, wagons, trucks, jeeps, boats and flatbeds as well as participating walkers did not disappoint with this clever family affair. Kudos once again to Melanie Leonard and her committee.
After swim parties and cookouts, patriot types headed downtown to enjoy the concert performed by the Symphony of Southeast Texas and the enchantment of the fabulous fireworks display provided by our city leaders. It was a magical day that will last for a least a year in both our hearts and memories!
Giving back … The Julie Rogers "Gift of Life" Program demonstrated its gratitude for the men and women who graciously volunteer and serve as the program's "heart and soul" through their tireless dedication and hard work. GOL hosted an open house for hundreds of volunteers, including medical professionals and cancer survivors, who give their time and talent to help accomplish the program's mission of "Saving Lives." Celebrating the regional effects of their efforts were GOL Board President Nell McCallum Morris and VP Linda Domino, Executive Committee members Alberta Jones, Dean Calcote and Connie Szuch, Advisory Board member Bishop Curtis J. Guillory and Board member Mayor Becky Ames. Also in attendance were 2011 Volunteer of the Year award recipients Adanna Henry and Anne East. Both women exemplify the true spirit of volunteerism in their dedicated service through volunteering and on the "Gift of Life" board; Henry serves as a community and program service volunteer, while East, who through her job as the marketing manager for Mexican Restaurants Inc., coordinated "Make Mondays Matter" between GOL and Casa Ole. With National Ovarian and Breast Cancer Awareness Month just around the corner, the need for dedicated volunteers increases as preparations for the GOL Putting on the Pink (POP) season is fully underway. Nearly 400 active GOL volunteers contributed more than 5,000 hours of program service in 2011, helping the program to extend the lives of 21 individuals by providing them with access to cancer treatment upon diagnosis! For more information or to become a volunteer, please call Gale Colletti at (409) 833-3663.
Infanticipating … With her due date fast approaching (baby girl due in August), Emily Wheeler was feted by long-time friends Amanda Caywood, Mary Ellen Broussard, Skylyn Mathews, Lauren Williams, Jessie Boone and Claire Jackson (with all the fun taking place in the latter's host new home). Bearing necessary and precious gifts were Ashley Carter, Meredith LeBlanc, Janey Broussard and Janna Caywood. The highlight of the party was the recommendations and wishing tree set up by the hostesses. Congrats to both Emily and Jeff Wheeler for their impending first image!
Candles and cakes … Belated best to Mary Maida Wade, Tiffany Maloney and Therese Porter. Fantastic fireworks for Jamie Scott, Carol Eddins, Lisa Parigi, Moncia Broussard, Miles Saba, Sarah Parmer, Riley Rayzor, Louis Blanda, Milton Bell, Sandra Clark, Ellen Colgan, Andy Quigley, Allison Brocato, Mary Gagne Patton, Dianna Coffey, Tom Vance, Marilyn Gripon, Michael Lee, Brenda McMakin, Somnia Jordan and one of my fav gal pals, Karen Lombardo Henry.
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Marc Marquez has increased his possibilities of becoming a rookie MotoGP™ World Champion by claiming his sixth victory of 2013 in the Gran Premio Iveco de Aragon. Current title holder Jorge Lorenzo was overtaken by the newcomer en route to second place, as Dani Pedrosa crashed out of the race on the sixth lap.
Yamaha Factory Racing's Lorenzo grabbed the lead at the start, as the Repsol Honda Team riders immediately went to battle at the second corner. The critical moment of the afternoon, and perhaps of the 2013 World Championship, would come on Lap 6. As both Hondas closed in on Lorenzo for the lead, Marquez ran third but appeared to out-brake himself at Turn 12. Moments later, Pedrosa dramatically highsided out of the race and it was later confirmed that the two teammates had made contact, which had caused a rear wheel speed sensor on Pedrosa's bike to fail, leaving him without traction control. After the race it was confirmed that Race Direction would be reviewing the incident between the Repsol Honda teammates.
That moment allowed Lorenzo to extend his lead to 1.7 seconds, although he was caught by Marquez and overhauled at the same corner eight laps later. The championship lead now increases to 39 points with 100 left on offer. Lorenzo's teammate Valentino Rossi finished on the podium for the first time since Laguna Seca, fending off GO&FUN Honda Gresini's Alvaro Bautista, LCR Honda MotoGP's Stefan Bradl and Monster Yamaha Tech3's Cal Crutchlow in a highly entertaining four-rider contest. Crutchlow was vocal about a lack of top speed, which he hopes to fix before the next race.
Tech3's Bradley Smith, Ducati Team duo Andrea Dovizioso and Nicky Hayden and Energy T.I. Pramac Racing's Andrea Iannone completed the top ten, while Power Electronics Aspar's Aleix Espargaro was once again the leading CRT runner in 11th spot. In 17th place, Italian Luca Scassa ended his debut with Cardion AB Motoracing ahead of two other CRT machines, covering for Karel Abraham who has been ruled out of action for the rest of the campaign.
A total of five riders failed to finish. Pedrosa retired for the first time this year, while PBM's Michael Laverty and Came IodaRacing Project's Danilo Petrucci were put out of action on the opening lap in an incident also involving the aforementioned Scassa. On his return to MotoGP™, Australia's Damian Cudlin suffered gearbox problems while Avintia Blusens' Hector Barbera pulled into the pits, having already changed bikes after having to start from pit-lane with bike number two after a camshaft sensor failure on bike one.
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You Lose, You Die in Puerto Rico
I know there was a lot of interest, and stimulating debate, in the aftermath of Eight Belles death at the kentucky Derby. I thought I'd post a few related recent events worthy of note. The last of which I'm certain most of you will find alarming.
Big Brown cruises to another easy win in Preakness – still perfect and squarely pointed toward thoroughbred racing's first Triple Crown in 30 years.
Eight Belles' Necropsy Report Released – Eight Belles had no diseases or pre-existing bone abnormalities that caused the filly to break down after finishing second in the Kentucky Derby.
Losing Horses Killed at Puerto Rico Track – "You lose, you die. That's what happens to hundreds of thoroughbreds, many of them healthy, who come up short at the Hipodromo Camarero racetrack in Puerto Rico every year. More than 400 horses, many in perfect health, are killed each year by lethal injection.
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Alfie Rowe isnt a name you hear a lot about when it comes to Tasmanian Prospecting. But he is a worthy inclusion. He was a genial man that was many things, and inventor, father and avid exploration and prospecting enthusiast. I had the privilege of meeting Alfie at Tandara Lodge aged care in Sheffield Tasmania a couple of years before he passed away. I was talking to him about an invention. Alf also made the worlds first coin operated petrol pump. Today we swipe a card, but same principle. His family still live and work in the district.
One of alfs most memorable exploration trips was to go up in a light plane looking for old Tasmanian Gold fields from the air. He spotted O'rourke's Hydraulic at Five mile rise in 1966 and then proceeded to bulldoze a track into the field. There is no evidence of that track left. Today the area is mostly under plantation and the gold, what there is of it, is very fine and hardly worth the effort to mine.
i will write more about him in the coming weeks as time permits.
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Andy's blog aims to be like a Scrubs episode, mixed with a Chuck Klosterman column, centered around the topic of faith. It is open, honest, raw, and a little embarrassing. It is a place to discuss religion, politics, ministry, pop culture, and well, just life - especially focused on the time of life we call our 20s!
Andy is the Executive Producer of The Allen Hunt Show; a progressive (in the literal sense), talk radio show based in Atlanta, GA aimed at bringing faith back into the public discussion. Andy enjoys travel, aviation, web design, politics, friends, and faith. He holds that the secret to a full life is loving God and loving people - which he fails at constantly.
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