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Mayor: Downtown Investments Result in Housing Boom
Wednesday October 19, 2005
Mayor Jerry Abramson said today that 20 years of investment in Louisville's downtown has resulted in a housing boom in the central business district.
The mayor was joined by former City of Louisville Mayor David Armstrong at a news conference today to promote Saturday's downtown-living tour showcasing some of the latest in urban-living spaces and design.
"Two decades of investment in attractions, amenities, parks and other public improvements have made downtown one of Louisville's hottest properties for residential living," Abramson said.
The number of market-rate housing units downtown has doubled in 20 years, from 900 units in 1985, to 1,800 units today. By 2008, the city expects more than 3,600 downtown condominiums, apartments, lofts and townhomes to be home to thousands of residents.
The mayor pointed to projects such as Waterfront Park, Louisville Slugger Field, 4th Street Live!, and the many arts and cultural attractions as being mutually beneficial to downtown housing.
"By creating a strong residential neighborhood in our downtown, we help ensure the success of other economic investments - museums, galleries, restaurants, bars and retail establishments. And we help grow the economy of our entire city and state - providing new jobs and opportunities for people."
Downtown Living Tour & Expo set for Saturday
The Louisville Central Area is hosting the free Downtown Living Tour and Expo on Saturday, Oct. 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. TARC will provide free transportation between the sites, and many are within walking distance.
Attendees can check-in at the lobby of the former Brown & Williamson Tower at the corner of 4th & Liberty streets. Free parking is available at the Galleria Garage on 5th Street between Muhammad Ali and Liberty.
There will be eight stops on the Main St./Market St. route:
· Mercantile Gallery Lofts, 301 E. Market St. (condos)
· East Market Lofts, 325-27 E. Market St. (condos)
· Billy Goat Strut, 600 E. Main Street (apartments)
· 626 East Main, 626 E. Main Street (being renovated into condos)
· The Hub, 300 East Main St. (apartments)
· The Carlysle, 201 E. Main St. (apartments)
· Waterfront Park Place, 222 E. Witherspoon (condos)
· The Glassworks District, 815 W. Market Street (apartments and condos)
There will be six stops on the North/South/Broadway route:
· Barrington Place, 537 S. Third St. (apartments)
· Crescent Centre, 657 S. Third St. (apartments)
· The St. Francis, 233 W. Broadway (apartments)
· The 800, 800 S. Fourth St. (apartments)
· The Lofts of Broadway, 419 Finzer St. (apartments)
· Soho Condos, 900 S. Fifth St. (condos) Information about nine projects will be on display at the Downtown Housing Expo in the lobby of the Brown & Williamson Tower:
· Phoenix Place, 510 S. Shelby St. Mall . (apartments)
· Off-Broadway Lofts, 604 S. Third St. (apartments)
· The Louisville Lofts, Logan and Lampton Streets (condos, apartments)
· Fleur-de-lis, 340 E. Main St. (condos)
· Liberty Green, (rental, condos, market-rate homes)
· Weissinger-Gaulbert, 709 S. Third St. (apartments)
· Galt House Apartment Suites, 140 N. Fourth St. (apartments)
· The Lofts of Broadway, 419 Finzer St. (apartments) [also be on the tour]
· Soho Condos, 900 S. Fifth St. (condos) [will also be on the tour]
Details about the sites on the tour are available at www.downtownhousingtour.com.
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The McHenry County Sheriff's office responded to the incident a few minutes after midnight, and found that a man had fallen out of the back of a golf cart being driven south on Johnson Road, just north of Route 173, the sheriff's office said in a statement.
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Las Vegas, NV, United States (AHN Sports) – UFC President Dana White threw some verbal jabs at Floyd Mayweather Jr., calling the undefeated American boxer a racist following his insensitive comments on the rise of NBA sensation Jeremy Lin.
White called Mayweather Jr. a racist as a respond to the boxer's Tweet about Lin getting all the attention mainly because of his Asian ethnicity.
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White even added Lin's surprising star to stardom isn't based alone on his race but the performance he has displayed on the court over the past two weeks.
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Photograph album of Capt. W. Harold Morgan: Mesopotamia
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|A photo album kept by Capt. W. Harold Morgan, (born Worcestershire, and lived near Ross-on-Wye). An electrical engineer and stores master, he was awarded the OBE (military division) for his service in Mesopotamia during the First World War.
Each page is annotated, most photos are captioned. For example the album records:
* the sea voyage from Britain around South Africa on SS Kenilworth Castle
* boxing matches on the deck
* Sierra Leone
* Cape Town, South Africa
* Officers: AC Clarke, GR Renwick
* Durban
* Zulu rickshaw men
* SS Franconia taken 2 minutes before it was torpedoed. The wash of the SS Nile in foreground, listening for submarines.
* SS Nile, on which Morgan travelled from Durban to Bombay
* Persian Gulf
* HT Ellenga, on which Morgan travelled from Bombay to Bashrah [Basra, Iraq]
* Ezrah's Tomb, near the reputed site of the Garden of Eden
* Arabs near the Tigris river
* Clearing the battlefield after the battle for Kut 1917
* Railway bridge over Diala River near Baghdad
* the ancient ruin of Ctesiphon, the scene of Gen. Townsend's defeat of the turks
* British Monitor warship on the Tigris
* Flat bottomed Swimender barge
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* Gen. Maude reviewing troops after the fall of Baghdad
* Street scene in Baghdad on Armistice Day (11 November 1918)
* Group of Kurds
* Arab woman
* S. Sgt P. Graham, Rail and Port Section
* Lieut. J. Muirhead
* SSM Porter, Sgt Cook, Pte Wild
* J. Muirhead and JRS Worral
* FJ Mills
* Officers at Right Bank Depot, winter 1918, AE Salmon, Dobson, R. Kilgour, RC Betteridge, AS Blew, JRS Worral, FJ Mills, T. Hipkins
* 50,000 gallons of petrol on fire at Right Bank
* Capt Napier's gazelle
* Jacko [monkey] drinking beer
* Hindoo [Hindu] and Mohameddan [Muslim] butchery at Right Bank
* Sgt Hopkins, Lt Mills, SSM Catt
* Political officer giving Arab sheikh his first ride in a car. Lt Wattleworth on left
* Entraining an Indian regiment at Hinaudi
* Armenian girls
* Mysore transport core [on oxen or water buffalo?]
* An office dug-out
* C and D section staff 1917. Cpls Ollett, Doughty, Price, Sgt Hesketh, Sgt Nuttall
* Date trees, Sgt Cook on right
* German railway station, Baghdad
* First train of supplies leaving Baghdad for Feluja
* Miss G. Lothian Bell arriving at Hinaidi Races. Col. O'Connor, Gen. Dixon
* Scenes near Babylon including Nebuchadnezzar's Lion, the Gate of Ishtar or Ashtaroth, pillars supporting Nebuchadnezzar's walk from his palace to the Hanging Gardens on the Euphrates
* Akar Khuf near Baghdad
* views of Khazimain
* officers 1917-1918, and sergeants' mess 1918
* A. Stanley Blew, Frank J. Mills, Walter C. Parsley, Lt GP Davies
* Jewish girls
* the arrival of the first Handley-Page [aircraft] at Baghdad en route to India. Note the monoplanes
* Views of Bombay
* Canadian 5-masted auxillary schooner 'Margaret Hanney', and a camouflaged ship - [dazzle] - at Basrah
* Port Said
* Crossing France on the way home to Blighty
* modern newspaper articles about the life and work of Gertrude Bell (Miss Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell 1868-1926), whose photograph is included in this album, archaeologist, linguist, mountaineer, advisor to Winston Churchill and TE Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia).
Corporal 2127 William Harold Morgan, Herefordshire Regiment, gained a commissioned and ended the war as a Captain in the Army Service Corps.
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42 U.S. Code § 9617 - Public participation
(a) Proposed plan
Before adoption of any plan for remedial action to be undertaken by the President, by a State, or by any other person, under section 9604, 9606, 9620, or 9622 of this title, the President or State, as appropriate, shall take both of the following actions:
(1) Publish a notice and brief analysis of the proposed plan and make such plan available to the public.
(2) Provide a reasonable opportunity for submission of written and oral comments and an opportunity for a public meeting at or near the facility at issue regarding the proposed plan and regarding any proposed findings under section 9621 (d)(4) of this title (relating to cleanup standards). The President or the State shall keep a transcript of the meeting and make such transcript available to the public.
The notice and analysis published under paragraph (1) shall include sufficient information as may be necessary to provide a reasonable explanation of the proposed plan and alternative proposals considered.
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Notice of the final remedial action plan adopted shall be published and the plan shall be made available to the public before commencement of any remedial action. Such final plan shall be accompanied by a discussion of any significant changes (and the reasons for such changes) in the proposed plan and a response to each of the significant comments, criticisms, and new data submitted in written or oral presentations under subsection (a) of this section.
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After adoption of a final remedial action plan—
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(d) Publication
For the purposes of this section, publication shall include, at a minimum, publication in a major local newspaper of general circulation. In addition, each item developed, received, published, or made available to the public under this section shall be available for public inspection and copying at or near the facility at issue.
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Subject to such amounts as are provided in appropriations Acts and in accordance with rules promulgated by the President, the President may make grants available to any group of individuals which may be affected by a release or threatened release at any facility which is listed on the National Priorities List under the National Contingency Plan. Such grants may be used to obtain technical assistance in interpreting information with regard to the nature of the hazard, remedial investigation and feasibility study, record of decision, remedial design, selection and construction of remedial action, operation and maintenance, or removal action at such facility.
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The amount of any grant under this subsection may not exceed $50,000 for a single grant recipient. The President may waive the $50,000 limitation in any case where such waiver is necessary to carry out the purposes of this subsection. Each grant recipient shall be required, as a condition of the grant, to contribute at least 20 percent of the total of costs of the technical assistance for which such grant is made. The President may waive the 20 percent contribution requirement if the grant recipient demonstrates financial need and such waiver is necessary to facilitate public participation in the selection of remedial action at the facility. Not more than one grant may be made under this subsection with respect to a single facility, but the grant may be renewed to facilitate public participation at all stages of remedial action.
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Over the past decade, the percentage of adolescents aged 12 to 17 years who used alcohol or illicit drugs during the past 30 days decreased by 21.6%, from 22.2% in 2002 to 17.4% in 2012. Past-month use of alcohol or illicit drugs by adolescents varies by age, race and ethnicity, and country of birth.
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Police say the death of a 9-year-old boy may not have been an accident after he fell to nine stories to his death.Investigators tell FOX 2 that Jarod Barnett either jumped or fell from the ninth floor window of his family's apartment at the Young Manor in the 2500 block of West Grand Blvd. around 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Police say the boy had threatened to hurt himself in the past.Witnesses say Barnett lay motionless on the ground as police loaded him into a cruiser and rushed him to Henry Ford Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.Police are trying to determine what led to the incident, but sources tell FOX 2 the boy had gotten into trouble for stealing something from a nearby store. "It sounds accurate," said Pastor Barack Holmes, Jr., a relative of the Barnett family. "His big brother had chastised him a little bit as a big brother should. And his big sister was going to deal with him when he got home. Unfortunately, it had to end up like this."Sources say Jarod may have been scared of the consequences of his actions and afraid of being punished.Members of the city's homicide unit are handling the investigation.
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- Andre Hoogeveen
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What benefits and challenges might arise as a result of transitioning from a monetary system to a resource-based society?
In other words, if we were to eliminate all forms of money and bartering, what changes - large and small, positive and negative - might we see?
Thus, imagine a world in which there is a comprehensive accounting of the planet's resources, such as fresh water, arable land, minerals, and animal life. Further contemplate that technology and automation have begun to eliminate dangerous, boring, or repetitive jobs. Finally, take a moment to ponder the possibilities if each person were given the opportunity for a quality education and the ability to reach their highest potential.
Indeed, there is a lot to take in, and no single answer could account for the many facets of such a scenario. Nevertheless, from a position of sustainability, I think we must realistically look at what the monetary system has done, and what ever-developing technology will do.
As you consider your possible answer(s), please reflect on the following:
- The effect of education on the birthrate.
- Ownership of the Earth's resources.
- The concept of "usership" as opposed to the "right of possession".
- The inevitability of "technological unemployment".
I thank you kindly for reading this, and for taking the time to answer!
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Aug 6 2013: Thank you for your response, Carlos!
Indeed, religious differences are a tricky subject, and it may be a long time before there is worldwide respect and tolerance. Perhaps an overall higher level of education may more quickly bring about this desired tolerance.
As for greed, please allow me to ask: do you think greed is an embedded characteristic of human nature (genetic in origin), or is it rather a learned trait that has developed societally over the course of centuries?
[Gracias por su respuesta, Carlos!
En efecto, las diferencias religiosas son un tema complicado, y puede pasar mucho tiempo antes de que exista el respeto y la tolerancia en todo el mundo. Tal vez un nivel general más alto de educación puede traer más rápidamente acerca de esta tolerancia deseada.
En cuanto a la codicia, permítame preguntarle: ¿Crees que la codicia es una característica incorporada de la naturaleza humana (de origen genético), o es más bien un rasgo aprendido que se ha desarrollado socialmente a lo largo de los siglos?]
Aug 7 2013: Sorry for my English, I can understand Spanish but I can't write. I speak Portuguese.
There are two different answers, one considering religiousness and other not.
First (Considering Religiousness): Almost all religions believes that there are good and evil, and both are in our essence, depending of our education level, environment that we grow and the proximity of the spiritual things in our live, one of them will prevail, but we always have both, good and evil inside us. Greed, selfish and others behaviour are consequences of this nature, and in this scenario we could believe that greed is an embedded characteristic of human nature (Genetic or Spiritual).
Second (Not Considering Religiousness): Sometimes when we see a child behaviour, even in their very begging life, seeing some animals' behaviour and analysing some indigenous culture as well, that even without money they create a society where greed is strong, we can realize that are some genetics information in our DNA that makes some of us more selfish than others.
But I really believe that is possible minimize this characteristics and build a better world with less corruption through a high level of people education, and this people demanding for justice and the minimization of impunity.
Aug 8 2013: Hi Carlos,
No need to apologize; your English is quite good. I (mistakenly) responded in Spanish as well because sometimes my writing can be very nuanced, and I wanted to make sure that you understood.
Anyway, thank you again for your thoughts. My sense is that most negative behaviors (greed, selfishness, etc.) are learned, and an effort can be made to either unlearn them (which may be difficult to impossible to do in some/most adults), or - better yet - avoid their appearance in the next generation to begin with. I think it should be obvious by now that a parent's or teacher's or peer's behavior can vastly influence or shape a child's attitudes and actions.
A smarter society will be more aware of this and its long-term negative consequences.
[Oi Carlos,
Não precisa se desculpar, o seu Inglês é muito bom. I (erroneamente) respondeu em espanhol, mas também porque, por vezes, a minha escrita pode ser muito sutil, e eu queria ter certeza de que você entendeu.
De qualquer forma, obrigado novamente por seus pensamentos. Minha sensação é que a maioria dos comportamentos negativos (ganância, egoísmo, etc) são aprendidas, e um esforço pode ser feita a qualquer desaprender-los (o que pode ser difícil ou impossível de fazer em alguns / a maioria dos adultos), ou - melhor ainda - evitar sua aparência na próxima geração, para começar. Eu acho que deveria ser óbvio, agora, que um dos pais ou professor ou o comportamento de pares pode muito influenciar ou moldar atitudes e ações de uma criança.
Uma sociedade mais inteligente será mais conscientes deste facto e as suas consequências negativas a longo prazo.]
Aug 12 2013: Hi Carlos:
Because "greed" is such a vague term, it is hard to tell whether it is learned or genetic. But elsewhere in our experience, group characteristics (stereotyped behavior ) seems really to be a combination of both, as evolved in a social setting.
Because studies of foreign cultures in Sociology reveal such extreme variations in ideas of "Ownership" , or Morality in general, it seems unrealistic to say that Greed means only grabbing all the "Stuff" for oneself, and ignoring the needs of others, as a basic Human characteristic. There are just too many variations for it to be a general rule. Our particular society, because of its Christian background, does apparently tend to get carried away with" Selfishness" what with "Free Will" and all that. The conduct of the Wall St. Financiers shows just how extreme this can get;, stealing people's pensions and calling it Clever. But by no means is everyone like that.
Aug 12 2013: Andre: I am having a lot of trouble imagining how a "resource based economy" would work (Isn't that what we have?) I take it that you are trying to get rid of the corruption and cheating that money enables. I am afraid that , like the Founders envisioned, people , politicians, lawyers , and other "Elites" cannot be trusted to police themselves. No system can be produced with guarantees that cannot be thwarted. The only answer is group awareness, education , and vigilance. We are in a semi-civilized condition right now. We have a dim recognition of some of the problems of complex modern life, but are still too primitive to take seriously the idea that NO official has the right to murder people for any reason,for example. This view has attained at the level of many cities of miillions worldwide, whose Mayors cannot even think of having enemies murdered. No so with "Presidents" of whatever Banana Republic you can name, including the US.
Aug 12 2013: "I take it that you are trying to get rid of the corruption and cheating that money enables."
That's it in a nutshell, Shawn, but of course there is more to it as well. Another major facet of moving toward a resource-based economy, in my view, is to create an environment where each person can reach their greatest potential. This doesn't mean no one will have to work, but rather everyone would have the opportunity to make their best contribution to society.
As you alluded to, being able to do this will require a massive change in societal consciousness. I think this is inevitable, though it could very well take quite some time.
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Dollar for Dollar, the Best Sports Car in the World, PERIOD! by Art in Tampa on 11/08/2011. Trim: 2006 Lotus Elise Coupe, Owned 5 years.
Pros: What's NOT to like? I've owned 2 Porsche's, a BMW M3, and now own the Elise. No car I've owned has EVER! been this much fun to drive. It's a rare occasion when I walk out of a store NOT to find people standing around it.. Looks wise it's simply the most beautiful car I've ever seen. The acceleration on the stock model keeps up with just about any other stock vehicle south of $200,000 but what stands out most is the handling. It's superior to any car I've ever driven (including Ferraris, Lambos, et. al.) let alone owned. I've taken 90 degree turns in it at ~90MPH and there was no skidding, no argument from the car. There's even enough room in the trunk to do my grocery shopping.
Cons: About the ONLY thing I can think of is the convertible top isn't automatic. It takes a minute or two to put on. Also, though *I* have ZERO problem with this and I'm a bit over 6'0, I've heard others complain about the headroom. Though again, this isn't a complaint in my book, you DO have to constantly watch your speed because doing 60 or 70 MPH in this car feels like going 20 or 30 MPH in any other. My only other real complaint is it only has one cup holder, but then,with a car this gorgeous, it's always easy to find someone to go with you and hold your drink.
Overall review: This is the ultimate car for someone who wants a gorgeous, yet affordable high performance exotic. If you're looking at buying one and looking for the ultimate DRIVING experience, short of a Bugati or a McClaren, you've found it. Look no further. If you're the persnickety type who needs every whistle and bell, adjustable lumbar support (and/or any other unnecessary luxury) and want to tote around band equipment, look elsewhere. If you want to feel pride when people look at your car, and want to thoroughly enjoy driving your car every time, even if it's just a trip to your local fast food place AND be confident you'll always have enough torque, handling, and/or braking to get you in or out of any situation on pavement, then you've found it. The drive is low, but not so low you're always worried about bottoming out. The seats are snug, stock CD/Stereo are top of the line with the volume automatically adjusting for engine noise. All around it's, by far, the finest car I've ever owned!
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2006 Lotus Elise Review by Brian, Stockton CA on 03/28/2007. Trim: 2006 Lotus Elise Coupe, Owned 1 year.
Pros: This is not a daily driver, however if you are a sports car enthusiast, you'll love this car, and drive this car down the street of any suburban neighborhood, and your an instant celebrity. Fun factor is a 10, and it sounds as good as it looks.
Cons: This is a small car, no trunk space and very difficult to get in and out of if your past 40. Stereo could use some help, and foot pedals are very close. If you have large feet, it may be difficult to drive. But all that aside, I love this car, and when I'm behind the wheel, all my stress away.
Overall review: Great car for fun, handles like a dream.
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awesome car by mr quick on 12/14/2013. Trim: 2006 Lotus Elise Coupe, Owned 3 years.
Pros: it handles like a dream, corners like no other. gets the looks no matter where you go.
Cons: the seats could be a little more comfortable and wish it had a cup holder
Overall review: i love my lotus, will buy another
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Overall review: Feels like a go cart, more fun than a Ferrari (I have one and had 2 others).
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Great Looks, Great Performance, Great Britain - over here!!! by Zeusch on 04/22/2008. Trim: 2006 Lotus Elise Coupe, Owned 2 years.
Pros: Just look at it - it's beautiful. Drive one of these and passers-by look at you without contempt, only respect. Performance is amazing. The engine may be small compared to many, but that is irrelevant considering the weight. The Elise is like a rocket off the mark, stops in a flash, and handles better in a corner than any vehicle up to twice its price.
Cons: I don't recall seeing this Lotus in a James Bond film and the roof is a one minute inconvenience to get off.
Overall review: Best car I ever bought. My other cars for comparison purposes have included Dodge Viper, Honda S2000 and the ever under-stated but revered VW Golf. Many say that entry and exit are tricky. I must admit that although my girlfriend and I personally had no problems getting in and out, anybody who hasn't looked after themselves may have issues here. Mind you, it is a true sports car, not just a posing machine, so the clue to a need to be fit may lie in the description.
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This Real Housewife had a drug fueled threesome romp with Kate Moss and Johnny Depp back in the day.
This Real Housewife had a drug fueled threesome romp with Kate Moss and Johnny Depp back in the day.
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None of them, because they'd milk that story for all it's worth
Co-sign on Brandi
Hoanna krupa
fuck, i forgot Brandi used to model in the 90s.
Hoanna's only like 33 or sumthing, she'd be like 12 in the Moss & Depp days.
I know nothing of the Housewives so I am stepping out on a limb and guessing the Hilton Aunt. I seem to recall she was at one point an actress, so maybe they were in the same circles?
Stallion Booty Kenya Moore
Kate Moss would not touch Blandi with a ten foot poll---or with Johnnys 10 cm poll
I like Brandi for this.
Carlton's face when she spilled the beans about their hot tub romp was hilarious. You know they didn't just make out in there.
Also, Joyce needs to calm the Fuck down. Fixing a stand of hair is not v cause for a bitch fest.
P.s Lets get a real housepets show going, eh?
@Derek.. I dunno about that. Courtney Love claimed the same thing about Kate Moss
I am guessing Kelly Bensimone
aemish---that is true---but hey shes Courtney Love
I don't know any of the housewives but I do know Johnny used to buy $100,000 cars for Kate. Wonder if this Brandi person got one?
ooh.. Kelly might be a good fit too, good one
I say Luann - we know she likes her pirates.
There are all those rumors that Brandi and Eddie and Demi and Bruce used to swap. And she always talks about how she was a model in Europe in the 90s. That's why I think it's Brandi.
Brandi probably wants people to think it's her but she's full of sh*t.
Since Kate Moss is a model and so was Whorehanna Krupa before she became an expensive South Beach Hooker, I'm agreeing with skimpymist.
Kyle Richards ?
Rebecca - I think you're right. She was in the original Assault on Precint 13. That would be about the right time.
Cynthia Bailey was also a professional model.
Carlton is fug. It's shallow, but so is the show she signed up for. I'm surprised she can walk straight with the giant stick up her ass.
I think Krupa is too young to fit. I guess I'm going with Brandi.
Brandi is the right age.
Kelly all the way - she's the only one who would have even moved in the same circles (ex-husband is famous fashion photographer Gilles Bensimon) and she's the right age.
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E, you win!
I'm with Derek Harvey's guesss
I'm telling ya @EGB, she's the answer to all HW blinds. I bet she's the one who really broke up Yolanda & Mohammed.
It was me!
Heh @Starfish, you're bang on! Brandi, for all the guesses going her way, couldn't keep quiet about a shame-bonk with Gerard Butler!
I used to work with a girl that did the same thing! Her and her gay male friends went to the Viper Room(back with Johnny owned the place). She ended up going home with Johnny and Kate. Her gay friends were so jealous. But she got a story that she has been telling for nearly 20 yrs.
Lol@the Kelly guess.
She doesn't do one night stands.
Brandi. And @Derek Harvey, Kate Moss used to do heroin/crack/meth with Pete Doherty, and all his junkie buddies, and get so tore up that she had trains ran on her. Brandi has been with/done way less than Mossy. She gave all that up, mostly, and seems to have her shiz back together now, but ugly things, they went down.
Seriously @di butler! Really thought Brandi would have talked, tweeted, and otherwise projected that sort of Johnny liaison! But you are infinitely more aware of this stuff, so if you reckon it's her - I take your word. And remain *shocked* that it's not been blabbed somewhere :)
Boffing Johnny back in the day though, lah, my idealised teenaged shaddow within screams "not ugly ... rapturous!" Teen-me would have given much to frolic on his earnest, alternative, and edgy body. Actually, teen-me didn't really think in those terms, I probably would have painted our nails if I'd got him for the night ;)
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