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Brenda

[bren-duh]

noun

  1. a female given name: from a Germanic word meaning “flame” or “sword.”



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“She really didn’t dwell on that stuff,” said Brenda Berkman, one of the first women in the New York City Fire Department, who met Kaemmerer in the 1990s through their work for Women in the Fire Service, now known as Women in Fire, which supports female firefighters across the world.

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Ross Hicking said: "Guido is here today to help educate the children about what Brenda the buzzard is dong, why she's behaving like this, the natural habits of buzzards, to foster interest in birds of prey and also to teach them about conservation and what we can do to protect birds of prey in the wild."

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Mr Hicking said that, while "99% of the time" buzzards would avoid people due to fear, Brenda's swooping could be connected with the nesting season.

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"The children the named the bird Brenda and put out posters for protecting Brenda and looking after her... they've been writing stories, reports; next week they'll be doing and newspaper articles, they've done artwork."

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This season, NBA legend Allen Iverson and actress Brenda Song made cameos for the Buffalo Bills and the Rams, respectively.

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