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According to Vintage Las Vegas, the Silver Slipper at one time – specifically 1959, when this photo was taken – stood in what is now the empty lot across from Wynn's Encore on the Las Vegas Strip, just caddycorner from the Gold Key Motel that featured in our recent look at a gloomy day in Sin City. From the packed parking lot, should we presume that Hank Henry was a big draw at the time, or was it simply a good day to go gambling? What do you see here?
I see a couple of 59 Fords and a 59 Plymouth, a couple of white Cadillacs.
I know, it's so obvious to the shot, but I LOVE the 57 Cadillac convertible in the lower left. Not as overblown as the 59, but big, bold, and so distinctly American.
The '57 Cadillac on the left was a far more elegant car than the – as you say "overblown" – 59. Those 59 fins may be iconic but the car is borderline ugly.
You wouldn't be saying that if you were sitting in one! They are AWESOME!
I love these 50s Vegas shots; always a colorful array of fins & chrome!
White seems to be the predominant shade here; many car are either solid white or two-toned to include it. That `57 Caddy up front is gorgeous, isn't it? Im betting it has blood red leather guts.
Further down on the right I spot a `57 Buick, the tail end of a grey `57 Olds, a `56 Ford wagon, a `55 Olds 98, the obligatory copper `57 Chevy wagon, a battleship grey `59 Plymouth. My pick? waaaay down on the right I caught the tail end of a black `55 Buick. I'll cross my fingers that its a "Roadcrusher" hardtop!
Wow….just noticed how "spooky" the long-abandoned empty lot looks where the Silver Slipper once stood! Nothing but forgotten dead trees in old baskets left!
When you look at the above-photo, its hard to believe how busy it once was. If dirt and sand could talk….
white cars were more popular in the desert because they were much cooler, especially with so many non air conditioned cars
looks like maybe a 56 Plymouth next to the 59 Plymouth.
……..fore 'n after '59 Fords……rentals?
……..wonder if "Sparky Kaye" ever became a headliner like Hank Henry…
……..drinking, gambling, dancing, even a Ripley's freak show……it was a "laff" a minute at the old Slipper, no wonder the lot's packed….
I've never heard of Hank Henry but apparently he was in two or three classic Rat Pack movies. That's such a classic name, like Bob Robert or Bill William.
This must have been the classic days of the $0.99 shrimp cocktail; oh how Vegas has changed.
…….talk about a rabbit hole……..turns out both Hank and Sparky were in the original "Oceans 11" (trivia:..so was Hoot Gibson)
…….sounds like they were both regulars at the Silver Slipper, in 1954 they were there in a bizarre "Dragnet"-themed comedy skit with Bela Lugosi (aka Dracula for you youngsters), and a well known local stripper.
Ray, wow, those were the days! I'm trying to think of a cooler name than Hoot Gibson. Well, maybe Slappy White..
……or Rummy Bishop (he was in Oceans 11, too, half of old Hollywood was!)
Slim Pickens? Dusty Rhodes?
Maw! Maw! Git 'cher hat! SPARKY KAYE's a'playin' th' 'Slipper'!
Lugosi would be in his final days now, and on the set of Plan Nine From Outer Space, if he hadn't died of his addictions already. A sad end to a magnificently creepy guy.
Tim Burton's film Ed Wood did him justice, tho.
BTW my Father frequently recalled seeing Hoot Gibson, as well as Tom Mix, in the early cowboy movies. Both were big stars, thgen; rather like the John Wayne or Gary Cooper of their time.
love the vintage vegas stuff !
Wow – great shot…….nice to look down both lines and be able to recognize all the years……..try that today.
First trip to Vegas was in '69 and this place was still there along with the Stardust in the back ground.
Went about every other year after that and saw all this disappear gradually and the area become congested and less friendly over the next two decades..
Drove over from San Diego in my friends 50 Ford. Got tossed out not old enought to gamble.
You could stay if you did not step on to the carpet.
All of the gambling area was carpeted.
Holy cow, my dad was one of the singers at the Silver Slipper back around 1956-1958…in early '56 – at age 18 months – I attended one of his shows with my mother. Marked my first visit to Las Vegas as well as my first airplane flight.
A small matter but relevant. In the description the term "caddycorner." A quick check of Webster shows the correct term to be "catty-cornered" or "kitty-corner." I'll allow you to decide what the etymology of the correct terms is.
I have read that the "correct" usage depends largely upon what part of the country one is from. Here in central/southern Illinois, it would be very rare to hear someone say "kitty-corner".
Thanks. Now I know!
Back in the days of .49 lunches and.99 dinners.
and $1 an hr. minimum wage
Never been to Vegas, but I love the "Stardust" sign peeking through in the background, just left of the red structure. I imagine you'd had to have dressed up just to walk through the front door back then. Today, any slob in shorts and a tank top can walk into any casino- right? I would sell my soul if I could go back in time and visit there during the Rat Pack days. Whatever happened to class and elegance?
Class, elegance, that is sooo yesterday. Vulgar is in!
All these cars look super clean.
Love the Vegas pics!
Probably lots of HERTZ rental Fords and AVIS Chevies in that pic! If you paid extra you could get A/C!
I first went to Vegas in November '77 for the first SEMA show to be held there. All the old places were still there, and after spending five years in Anchorage and Valdeeeez Alaska it was an oddly stark but reeeeally gaudy place.
The crowds at SEMA that year even got mention in Robert Urich's VEGAS! series, which showed hoards of Instamatic-toting bystanders in the background a few times.
The Casinos were cool but it was clear that they were quickly thrown up and that the gaming was far more important than anything else. Some of the larger places were nicer but the Silver Slipper was kind of a dump.
GREAT early Vegas visuals were simulated in NBC's Crime Story series in the 80s. The hero-car '57 Chrysler 300 'vert is timeless and the background cars are very cool too. The DVD sets are cheap now too. Worth a look for car types and Vegas buffs.
Here's what I see:
Left side- '57 Cadillac, Green '56 Ford, Red /White '59 Ford,
'53 Buick, White '59 Ford, Black car with triple divided back window in mid 50 GM cars, back end of white '54 Mercury,
Center: '52 Ford
Right:'54 Caddy, '57 Buick, '57 Chevy wagon, '54 Olds, '59 Plymouth, '57 Buick, '55 Ford wagon, grey '56 Buick,
'49 ? Caddy, white '56 DeSoto ?
Apologies, admins, if inappropriate but I find this site great for tracking the multiple properties built on LV Strip lots over the decades: http://www.lvstriphistory.com/
All the usual suspects have been named. Cool Las Vegas sign?? Gotta be the marque at the Sands when the cast of 1960's Ocean Eleven movie pass by at the end. Cool sign, cool cast, cool movie, really cool idea.
Always been a wagon nerd….My eyes go right to the 57′ Chev. Could be a 4 dr Bel-Air or maybe even a 2dr "Handyman" I had one of those…283 powerglide.
Just toss me the keys to the white Caddy convert' in the foreground and I'll drive home happy.
The Only Thing Constant About Las Vegas Is…….Change…Thats why many of us keep coming back…The white caddy Convertible for sure…………
I'm seeing on the left row: caddi 57 – 56 ford – red that follows could be a 59 lincoln? – Ford 59
In the right row: caddi 55 – buick 57 – 57 chevy wagon – plymouth 59 – 57 buick
in the medium can be a 53 or 54 ford
And nobody mentions the Ripley's Believe It or Not sign. Tsk tsk.


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Friday, March 27, 2009
it's time
i've gone on disability. it's not that i had a mental breakdown, but i had a mental breakdown. i wasn't being effective at anything and it was time to let go of one of my stressors. since i couldn't give up my family it had to be work.
so now i am a stay-at-home-mom with a sink full of dishes and laundry that needs to be put away. but that's ok.
i live in a beautiful new home and was just able to go sit out on my deck and listen to the birds which are braving the still cold spring.
and i need to start writing again. so here i am.
peace y'all
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- Paula and Skip said...
Hi, your blogs title intrigued me for several weeks now and have been back a few times ever since. Maybe I thought you would start writing again, maybe I thought I would meet you....
Guess we all have our way how to title our own Avalon.
I look forward finding you around and writing. I have started blogging just 3 months ago. My partner and I wanted to keep track of our journey together, I need to improve my English ( a German who thinks in Spanish ) I have to cope with cultureshock, living in a new country and well, finding my footing in many ways... I am fortunate you start writing again and will visit often. It is beautiful to read that you finding your footing again and a new path. All the best, Paula
- MikeC said...
Glad to see you blogging again. I've kept your blog in my newsreader all this time hoping I would hear from you again. Condolences for the pain and thanksgiving for the joy.
- RickinVa said...
Hoping for God's best and His peace for you and yours.
- cats said...
paula and skip, glad to see you here. thanks mikec and rick. i'm starting to find my way again.

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Sorry that I missed day 7. No news, however, is no news. The past two days I've just stayed flat from a weight point of view.
Don't know why Wednesday was flat as I neither ate or drank anything I shouldn't have. Just one of those flat periods where the body is adjusting.
Thursday I was lucky to stay flat what with a glass of wine at lunch plus sharing the wonderful wine described in my last post with Linda & Jacques. But somehow I did.
Today I was good food & drink wise so we'll see what the scales say in the morning.
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Thought I'd try out the new blogger poll add on, and I found a topic of pressing importance....tell me what you think....please.
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Ghanaian gospel artist, Nicholas Omane Acheampong has stated that gospel music in the country has no bright future if the attitudes of some artists towards the call duty are not changed.
According to the multimillion worded artist, the enriched cultures of Ghana are gradually giving way for the foreign cultures in their gospel songs.
In an exclusive interview with Seancitygh.com's writer, Anning Oscar (OGEE), the "Aposor" man is not happy about the way entertainment and foreign cultures have eaten into the gospel music.
"Gospel music is not meant for only entertainment. Most of the works coming out today have turned into entertainment. I am not saying gospel music should not entertain but it should be about 10 percent.
The enriched Ghanaian culture which we were brought up with are given way to that of the foreign cultures.Some gospel musicians put on caps and spectacles in their music videos. Meanwhile, you are communicating with God. In the olden days, you can not go to an elderly person with your spectacle or cap on.
You will take it before even greeting. That shows that there's respect for the elderly. Why have we decided to throw this away? We have decided to introduce these fashions in our music videos. Our humbled cultures should reflect in our musics. Now most gospel musics have turned to dancing. A gospel music must preach the word and to encourage as well, not to entertain only". He added stop the copy and paste and write your own songs .
Revealing his secret for his about 20 years outstanding performance in the gospel music, the "Zaphnatpania" hitmaker attributed it to his respect for the culture of Ghana and creative way of writing. He however urges his colleagues in the industry to change their trend they are going and go back for the culture of Ghana, hence, reflecting in their works(gospel songs) .
Nicholas Omane Acheampong has been in the gospel music industry for about 20 years. He is distinguished in the industry for his creative lyrics and terms used in his music. He is best remembered in his gospel dynamic terms like Tabithakum, Zaphnatpania, Mahashaba and his recent trending one, Aposor.
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-- 1 can Thai Coconut Milk (or Lite Coconut Milk)
-- 2 teaspoons corn starch
-- 2-4 tablespoons organic cane sugar (to taste)
-- 1-2 teaspoons sea salt or table salt, to taste (this sauce should be less sweet and has less salt than the other sauce (so sugar and salt don't overwhelm the coconut flavor
-- 1-2 mangos (per serving) -- The best ones (in my opinion) are "Champagne mangos," also called "honey mangos" or "ataulfo mangos." They are smaller than "regular" mangos and are in season from about March-August. When ripe, they have a yellow/deep yellow color and the skin starts to get wrinkly. You can buy these at an Asian market, but Giant and Trader Joe's usually have them in season.
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-- Whisk in the 2-4 tablespoons of sugar.
-- Whisk in the salt to taste.
-- Place sauce in bowl or container and set aside.
-- Put a serving of the sweetened sticky rice in a bowl or on a plate.
-- Peel/slice mango and put on top of sweetened sticky rice.
-- Spoon some of coconut milk sauce over top of sweetened rice and mango.
-- Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds (if desired).
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I use one of these, but you can also use a regular rice steamer or improvise by putting the rice in a mound on a splatter guard with a bowl on top, (as a cover), placed on a deep skillet filled with a couple inches of water.
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Wednesday, May 04, 2005
Finally a Nice Day
and it's on Wednesday, which means Time Trial. There are going to be some really fast times tonight. The weather is perfect right now, very little wind and mid 60's for temps. I'm hoping to ride the newly paved surface on the 63 trail into the Time Trial, race, do a 20 minute run, and then ride back home. Fun, Fun. I hope to see several people out enjoying the day.
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PETERSBURG - Harriett L. Culver Shaw, 94, of Petersburg, passed away on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at Sunny Acres Nursing Home in Petersburg. She was born on November 12, 1918 in the Indian Point community near Athens to Harry and Leona Hutcherson Culver. She married William F. Shaw on December 25, 1941.
Harriett was preceded in death by her husband on December 19, 1981. She was also preceded by her sister, Helen Selcke.
She is survived by two daughters, Sally (Jose Luis) Moreno of Cancun, Mexico and Jane (Terry) Cutright of Petersburg; 2 grandchildren, Melanie (Scott) Durham of Gainesville, GA and Jason (Angie) Cutright of Petersburg; and 5 great grandchildren.
Harriett formerly worked at Schirding State Bank and retired from CIPS. She was also former president of Petersburg Observer Co. Inc.
Harriett was a member of First Christian Church of Petersburg and had been active in the Menard County Historical Society, Petersburg Women's Club, Pierre Menard DAR, Questers, Ansarettes, and Daughters of the Nile. She was selected as Petersburg's First Citizen in 1992.
Funeral Services will be held Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 11:00am at First Christian Church of Petersburg with pastor Rick Williams officiating. Visitation will be one hour prior. She will be laid to rest at Oakland Cemetery in Petersburg. Memorial contributions may be made to First Christian Church of Petersburg or Shriners Hospitals for Children.
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Queen Mary Hospital - undisturbed birth
Hi there,
I am having my first baby in August at Queen Mary Hospital and I have to have a c-section. I know there are restrictions regarding having a birth plan but I wondered what the possibility of having an undisturbed hour after birth (want skin-to-skin contact with many immediately after birth with attempt to breastfeed). Are staff flexible/open to this?
Any information from moms that have given birth at QMH would be greatly appreciated!
Queen Mary does allow Birth Plans. Their version is online here:
They will take baby away for about 10-15 mins just to do the necessary checks and then hand her over for some skin to skin.Founded GeoBaby in 2002
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Hi Carey
I had to have an 'emergency' c-section at QMH 2 years ago and as soon as my son was out they did a quick check then brought him round to us for a quick **** /cuddle then took him back to the paed doctors for a few mins of checks. After that they handed him to my husband for skin to skin in a separate room while I was getting stitched back up again. My husband really loved that time with him as he was left alone apart from the odd check by the nurses. They had a special 20 mins or so together, then they brought him back to me once I was in recovery for skin to skin and first feed.
So as long as your baby is breathing well etc when he/she comes out then hopefully your partner can get skin to skin with them. You will (most likely) have your arms out tied down so can't physically cuddle the baby until you are back in recovery. Also be strict that your baby stays with you - they kept trying to whip my son away to give him his first bath as soon as we arrived on the ward!! You will be then left alone for a good while until they come to do bloods etc and more checks.
Good luck, the medical staff are very good at the QMH and you are in very good surgical hands for a c-section. Just stick to your guns if you want something and don't be afraid to keep repeating yourself until they get the message…
Oh and for post op-ask well in advance for pain relief they're a bit slow/unwilling to give the strong stuff unless you ask for it, then have to wait for pharmacy etc to dispense. so better not to wait until you wake up sore!!
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the 4 stars in that post should read k i s s !!
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FIFTY years after they first exchanged their vows, a Pontypridd couple have enjoyed a worthy celebration.
Pam and Chris Hyslop tied the knot at Pontypridd Register Office on April 13, 1962, but with the bride aged just 16 and under a curfew from her parents, the sweethearts forewent both a reception and a honeymoon to mark the occasion.
Instead, the couple, who met aged 14 and 15 respectively at Treforest Boys' Club, returned to Chris' parents' home in Upper Boat to start their married life.
Chris, a factory worker who went on to be a fireman, and his young wife, who worked at Taff Street's Lipton's Tea Shop, later moved to their first marital home in Glyncoch.
The couple went on to have three children, Cheryl, Christopher and Theresa, before moving to their current home on The Graig in the early 1980s.
The eldest of their seven grandchildren, Correen Davies, said that while it was a running joke in their ever-expanding family that 67-year-old Chris is the long-suffering husband to the more demanding Pam, in truth the couple are a perfect match.
The 30-year-old said: "Everyone jokes that he wears the trousers in the relationship, but only once nanny's picked them out in the morning.
"But really, they are great together. They're really family-orientated and everything they've ever done is for the children and grandchildren.
"They'd give their last for any one of us – if it was their last tin of beans they'd give it to you and go without. That's just who they are."
Correen said organising a big family celebration to mark their golden wedding was the least she and her relatives could do to repay the kind couple.
"They never had a do after their wedding so it was important to us that we made sure they got one now."
The Hyslops, who also have two great-grandchildren, were treated to a celebratory meal with the whole family at the New Inn in Llantrisant, where they were also lavished with cards, gifts and balloons.
Correen added: "We were going to throw a big party for them – especially as it's my grampy's birthday on the 25th too – but they don't like too much of a fuss.
"But we got all the family together – and there's a fair few of now – so I think it's exactly how they wanted it."


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Uniting Food, Farm and Hotel Workers World-Wide
Strike at Gate Gourmet Dusseldorf continues into the New Year
Posted to the IUF website 12-Jan-2006
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Gate Gourmet workers at Dusseldorf airport greeting visitors from Delta Airlines. The airline intends to start regular service from Dusseldorf to the US in April 2006.
The Gate Gourmet workers on strike at Düsseldorf airport continued their picket throughout the year-end holiday season supported by their union, the NGG, their families, friends and hosts of well-wishers, unionists and other activists who continue to visit the strike shelters bringing support and encouragement. On Christmas Eve, 24 December, an ecumenical religious service took place with the participation of high-ranking Protestant, Catholic and Muslim clergy. Following the service, the strikers had a day off while the NGG kept the picket going and a group of about 25 supporters who were gathered on the access road successfully blocked delivery vans driven by strike-breakers from reaching the runway. Five planes reportedly took off that afternoon without food on board.
The Gate Gourmet strikers' mess tent
New bargaining begins on 5 January
On 6 December, after 2 months of industrial action, persistent efforts to get Gate Gourmet back to the table and tough negotiations carried out with the assistance of the government mediation agency, a compromise settlement was reached between the union negotiating committee and Gate Gourmet. The following day, the company withdrew the agreement following consultations with the parent company, Texas Pacific Group. It then took 2 weeks and the intervention of the NGG leadership with Gate Gourmet European headquarters in Zurich (Switzerland) for the company to come back to the table. On 23 December, a meeting took place between union and company representatives - including a lawyer retained by Texas Pacific Group - to prepare the ground for new bargaining.
How did it come to this?
The airline catering company at the centre of the dispute previously belonged to the charter carrier LTU, which still remains its main customer out of Dusseldorf. LTU sold its inflight catering division to Gate Gourmet in September 2001, in the wake of a restructuring programme put in place and guaranteed financially by its then-parent company, the now-defunct Swissair. In the wake of the Swissair bankruptcy, the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia stepped in with loan guarantees to keep LTU afloat and Gate Gourmet was sold to the Texas Pacific Group (December 2002).
The catering workers who were previously employed by LTU saw their wages and working conditions worsen after Gate Gourmet took over. The pressure increased with the takeover by TPG and the arrival of management consultants with stopwatches. After 3 years of harassment and coercion, aggravated by the company's refusal to consider the union's demand for a wage increase, the workforce voted overwhelmingly to strike. As of 7 October 2005, 80 of Gate Gourmet's 120 workers at Dusseldorf airport are on strike. Click
for links to previous stories.
Scabs and Locusts
Gate Gourmet continues to operate at Dusseldorf airport with a minority of strike-breaking workers from the site supported by strike-breakers from a non-unionised Gate Gourmet kitchen near Frankfurt airport and from labour-hire agencies. The Gate Gourmet works council recently won a case against the company in labour court concerning their right to information on the transfer of workers from other sites, the hiring of agency workers and work schedules. The company must now provide the works council with all documentation.
The level of service provided by strike-breakers to Gate Gourmet - and by Gate Gourmet to LTU - is decidedly below standard. LTU claims to be in constant contact with Gate Gourmet and hopes to once again work with "an effective partner". However, NGG expects LTU to do more to ensure the future effectiveness of its catering partner. Through a leafleting action in front of travel agencies, the NGG is informing customers of the connection between LTU and "locusts", a term coined in Germany in 2005 for corporate-raiding, asset-stripping companies like the Texas Pacific Group. When it was in financial difficulties, LTU was kept afloat through loans backed by the government of North Rhine-Westphalia and therefore has a goodwill obligation to the community. The NGG is calling on LTU to use its position as Gate Gourmet's major customer to demand responsible business practices and fair treatment of its workers.
The NGG takes a swat at a TPG locust
What can you do?
The Texas Pacific Group has emerged from behind the scenes to take an active role in the negotiations in Dusseldorf. Write to TPG with copies to Gate Gourmet demanding that negotiations be brought to a positive conclusion.
Model letter
David Bonderman, Managing Partner, Texas Pacific Group
Fax: +1 817 871 4001
Dear Mr. Bonderman,
I am writing to express my concern over the situation at Gate Gourmet at Dusseldorf airport, where 80 workers have been on strike for fair wages since October 7, 2005.
I understand that, after having rejected a compromise settlement negotiated on December 6, your company is now taking an active role in negotiations, which were resumed on January 5.
In the interest of TPG's investor clients, one can only assume that you would be keen on ensuring the continued viability of Gate Gourmet. However, it would appear that rather than focussing on the economic turnaround of the company, TPG is haggling over the wages and working conditions of a business unit consisting of 120 workers who have already accepted considerable sacrifices in the interest of their company. Furthermore, the loss in sales occasioned by the strike, together with the added expense of hiring subcontracted workers and security staff has already far exceeded the cost of the workers' legitimate wage demand.
I call on you to ensure that the workers' legitimate demands are met and that negotiations in Dusseldorf are brought to a positive conclusion.
Yours sincerely,
copies to:
Dietmar May, Vice President, Gate Gourmet Northern Europe
Fax: +49 69 9695 0407
Paul Lilley, President, Gate Gourmet Europe
Fax: +41 1 810 91 75
Strike fund
The NGG has set up a strike to assist members in financial difficulty:
Bank: SEB Dusseldorf
Account holder: Gewerkschaft NGG
(account number 165 021 73 00)
Please mark your contribution "Gate Gourmet Strike"
Solidarity messages go a long way in giving the striking workers the support they need to carry on the fight. Please send messages to the NGG at firstname.lastname@example.com with a copy to the IUF secretariat at email@example.com.
The IUF thanks you in advance for your solidarity and support.


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by Peter Lang - Hollywood is abuzz once again this week with word that a FRIENDS motion picture is one step closer to becoming a reality with one major report quoting everyone's favourite coffee shop waiter James Michael Tyler (Gunther) as the source behind the latest rumours.
Tyler told Britain's News of the World newspaper that a FRIENDS movie is definitely on its way.
"I still keep in touch with a lot of the cast and they say that they are really keen," he said.
"I am definitely on board to do the film. I am looking forward to meeting up with the old gang again," Tyler said.
"I just hope we can do justice to the show in a film."
I have to say at this point, I wouldn't be holding my breath until a more senior cast member, aka, one of the 'big six' actually signs up for the picture.
Of course 'Gunther' would want to be in the movie and see it happen, that's a no-brainer.
Being a huge FRIENDS fan nobody wants to see the movie more than me but with Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry both enjoying recent big screen success and the other four major cast members all involved in other long term projects, I think a movie may be some way off.
They wouldn't want to wait too long however with all cast members in their early to mid 40s if too many more years pass by the movie will take place in a retirement village!
For the record this is how old the 'big six'currently are.
Jennifer Aniston, 40, Courteney Cox, 45, Lisa Kudrow, 46, Matt LeBlanc, 42, Matthew Perry, 40, and David Schwimmer, 42
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
FRIENDS MOVIE - one step closer....maybe!
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Initiatives for Preventing Pollution
Among environmental initiatives, the prevention of environmental pollution in local communities is just as important as global environmental issues. In recent years, there has also been a strengthening of various laws and regulations, including the strengthening of measures to prevent any increase of damage in the case of water pollution accidents.
Meanwhile, the international community has reached an agreement on minimizing the adverse effects that the production and use of chemical substances have on human health and the environment by the year 2020. Each country is, therefore, implementing its own initiatives on the control of chemical substances.
Astellas sets its own levels which are stricter than legal standards and pollution control agreements for the major environmental management indicators used to measure air quality and water quality. In addition to reducing the discharge of contaminants, we are also promoting voluntary activities to reduce the discharge of chemical substances into the atmosphere.
Air Pollution
Astellas sets voluntary numerical targets for reducing the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) it discharges accompanying the use of solvents in production and research activities. In fiscal 2015, the final fiscal year of our Environmental Action Plan, we achieved our target to reduce VOCs by more than 25% compared to fiscal 2006. From fiscal 2016 onward, we have continued our reduction efforts without setting any numerical targets.
In emissions of VOCs into the atmosphere, the figure for fiscal 2016 was 49 tons, an increase of 7 tons over the previous year. Compared with fiscal 2006, this was a decrease of 17 tons (25.8%). Moreover, in addition to reducing atmospheric pollution, we have taken other steps to minimize the impact of our business operations on our employees, the regional communities in which we work, and the global environment. Such steps include measures to prevent environmental pollution by chemical substances as well as workplace accidents and health hazards, and take the form of adopting new production methods that do not employ high-risk chemicals.
To reduce the atmospheric emissions of sulfur oxides (SOx) and nitrogen oxides (NOx), we completed the shutdown of incinerators and shifting from liquid fuel such as fuel oil to city gas. In addition, we are proceeding to replace boilers using city gas with low-NOx-type boilers.
As a result, SOx emissions were zero, and NOx emissions increased by 4 tons from the previous fiscal year, to 29 tons.
Water Pollution
Astellas measures the extent of its impact on aquatic environments by adopting the biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) load as an index, and makes the data available to the public.
In Japan, the BOD load in fiscal 2016 was 12 tons , slightly up from the previous fiscal year. Outside Japan, the BOD in fiscal 2016 was 5 tons (excluding Meppel Plant), down from the previous year.
Since the discharge into water of chemical substances used in manufacturing processes can have a negative impact on ecosystems, we are examining ways of reducing such discharges as much as possible at all stages from R&D onward.
With respect to future drug candidate substances discovered and developed by Astellas, we are examining the impact pharmaceuticals would have on ecosystems through the evaluation of their biodegradability in the natural environment, and will take action as appropriate. In addition, in fiscal 2016 we evaluated our wastewater management method by using bioassays targeting facilities that were releasing wastewater into rivers after treatment. We confirmed that they are now less likely to have a significant impact on the ecosystem.
Compliance with Environmental Laws and Regulations
Over the past five years, there were no infractions of laws or regulations related to environmental issues that were identified at our business sites in Japan or overseas.
Environment-Related Accidents and Complaints
In fiscal 2016, there were no environment-related accidents in Japan. In fiscal 2015, there was an accident in which the pressure in the reaction vessel became higher than normal, and a part of the gas being generated was released into the atmosphere, in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process at the Takahagi Facilities. Because exhaust gas falls under the scope of the specific substances of the Air Pollution Control Law, we submitted an accident report, including the measures taken to prevent recurrence.
Except for this accident, Astellas has not recorded an environment-related accident in Japan over the past five years.
We received no environmental-related complaints associated with facilities operations.
Soil Contamination Assessments
Under the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act of Japan and prefectural ordinances, soil contamination assessments are mandatory where projects for building or demolishing facilities exceeding a certain scale are undertaken and collectively there is a change in the characteristics of the land. To date, Astellas has undertaken soil contamination assessments based on relevant laws and ordinances as well as related voluntary evaluation to determine the existence or otherwise of contamination. In the event contamination is identified, the Company has taken purification and other remedial measures.
In fiscal 2016, we conducted a soil contamination survey at the closed Kashima R&D Center, and reported to the city of Osaka that soil contamination had been discovered. Based on these reported results, in April 2017 the plant was designated as a contaminated area on the basis of the Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act. Astellas will demolish the center and take other appropriate action in consultation with the governmental authorities. The substances that were discovered to be present in levels that exceeded the standards are as follows:
- Trichloroethylene
- Benzene
- Hexavalent chromium compound
- Mercury and its compounds
- Selenium and its compounds
- Lead and its compounds
- Arsenic and its compounds
- Fluorine and its compounds
Drawing on the results of soil contamination assessments completed over the past five years, no instances of contamination were detected other than the case mentioned above.


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Cubs Deals For Podsednik, Stewart Dead
Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that the Cubs will not be acquiring Scott Podsednik, and in fact chances were slim from the beginning. I saw a recent poll where the majority of Cubs fans thought the Cubs should trade for an outfielder. I disagree - I can't see a waiver acquisition improving upon the in-house options. The one possible exception I can think of is Matt Stairs. Regardless of my opinion, the Cubs will apparently go with what they've got.
Similarly, the idea of acquiring Shannon Stewart should be dismissed. According to the Contra Costa Times, Stewart's continued presence in an A's uniform means the deadline has passed for a trade. Joe Stiglich notes that Stewart could net the A's a high draft pick if he leaves via free agency.
But according to Hendry he still has some live claims out there for a couple of players. Yet he says he is comfortable with how the team is. Personally I am not comfortable how the team is. Trotting Murton to bat clean and playing everyday I'm not comfortable with. I understand he is having a good series, but most people have a good series when there at Coors. So until he makes it constant Hendry should still be looking. I am also not comfortable with Cedeno coming off the bench to pinch hit or as a defensive replacement. Hopefully he gets sent down when Ward comes back. Why doesn't Hendry trade for Wily Mo Pena??? He has cleared waivers without a claim and I think he could help this team especially with Pagan out. He has raw power, OK glove and arm.. why not trade Ohman and Cedeno for him?? Some moves need to be made to help this team while Pagan and Sori are out and in case of an injury because we cant lose anymore key players!
In other news, Lou has said that the Cubs are going to be doing closer by committee. They guys you will see closing out games for the cubs are Marmol, Dempster, and Howry. I wouldn't be surprised to see Woody get some opportunities too.


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That fool Bush pleaded the voters to unite and work for his 'mandate'. I yawned and rolled my eyes.
Now with the reports coming out:
Montana State Considers To Chop Gay Benefits
More Pressures On Florida To Ban Same Sex Marriage
Karl Rove: Bush To Push For FMA
We should note in our American History books that Karl Rove was the responsible one that fractured this country in half -- and used sexual orientation as a wedge to destroy what America stood and believed in equality. Thanks, Karl.
It is easy to notice that Karl Rove lacked a heart nor a compassion.
Jason Lamberton, care to defend your party's antics so far?


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The Visit 2010
Wed 15 December 10 — Sat 18 December 10
Two performances Wednesday and Saturday
Intermission Theatre, St Savior's Church
Jesus turns up in the Vicar's parish and stays for Christmas
The vicar of the church of St. Thomas the Doubter is a highly organised and …until one day an unexpected visit from the Boss's Son turns his world upside down. His anxiety escalates as Christmas fast approaches. Will he manage to hide it from the man who knows everything?


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Saturday, February 26, 2011
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Thanks for your comments. I think Summer was a figment of my imagination. It's gone again!ReplyDelete
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Here we're waiting for spring to come.
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Here she is hanging up. You can see that the back is a good bit higher than the front, but it hits perfectly on the back of my neck. And I'm going to find a nice matching mint-green tank top to wear under it, since some of those lace holes are (a) big and (b) inopportunely placed.
It's done!
Convention Report: I got to go to the giant Quilting & Sewing Expo out at the Dulles Convention Center on Saturday. Got there early, and got to see the fashion show by Jan Bones from Lingerie Secrets. Her stuff can be seen at www.sewinglingerie.com. I was really looking forward to that one, since I have a ton of ideas, and just needed a couple of basic patterns, which I now have. Yay!
There were lots of other pretty things, of course. It's a miracle I only spent $45! www.thimblesplus.com, with photos of all the open-top thimbles here. Major pretty stuff. I may get one for mom (but she wasn't sure); I have to figure out which one I'm going to get for me!
I'm also coveting one of the craft/sewing tables from Sew-Ezi, www.seweziusa.com. I mean, it's got a light box conversion. I'm a cartoonist. Sewing table AND drafting board in one... I want!
There was a company that had these GREAT iron-on sparklythings for tshirts, jackets, whatever. I got their card, but forgot to bring it with me today. Really, really pretty stuff. Didn't buy, since I want to be able to get a bunch of stuff off their webpage.
Got a really pretty ring, and mom got a lovely snowflake pin/slider - all cubic zirconia, so they really sparkle - and CHEEEP! As in my weighs-a-ton ring was $10. And no, it hasn't turned my finger lovely colors like every *other* cheap ring I own has.
It's just so sparkly!!
The list of all the vendors, with their relevant contact information, is here, if you're interested.
Lastly, I was allowed by the creator to take a photo of this funny quilt:
I just had to show it to my husband (who had to mow the lawn this weekend). He rolled his eyes a lot, but understood why I just *had* to bring a picture home if possible.
After that, we hit the giant outlet mall out in Leesburg, and I wound up with a set of three shiny-copper hanging baskets, which will eventually hang over my chair in the corner, and hold all my Show Yarn. Yay! Lots of shiny things!


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Fantasy Island
The first Islanders Fantasy Camp was a success for fans, alumniby Cory Wright WrightsWay / New York Islanders
Anthony Vela was always close to the ice when he was a New York Islanders season ticket holder.
But plexiglass and other people always got between him and the action and no matter how close he was to guys like Clark Gillies or Pierre Turgeon - nothing compares to actually being on the ice with them.
On Saturday afternoon, Vela took a pass from Turgeon and roofed a backhand while wearing the Islanders crest - living out a longtime dream at the team's inaugural four-day fantasy camp. Afterwards, they went for beers.
"It's better than I imagined," Vela, from East Northport, said. "I'm playing with the guys I grew up watching, Gillies behind the bench. Playing with Turgeon, which is awesome. He looks like he can still play really well. It's amazing."
The first fantasy camp featured alumni from every era, with Billy Smith, Gillies, Ken Morrow and more representing the 70's and 80's, Pierre Turgeon and Steve Webb representing the 90's and Shawn Bates, Mark Parrish and Eric Cairns representing the 2000's. Die-hard Islanders fans came from far and wide, across the United States and as far as Red Deer, Alberta in Western Canada for the immersive experience.
The alumni, current Islanders coaches and celebrity guests like ESPN radio's Alan Hahn, were dispersed among four teams in a round-robin tournament, giving fans the chance to play with and against their favorite players. Taking a pass from Turgeon, getting coached by Doug Weight, or fending off a Matt Carkner pickpocket - from the bench - those are the life-long memories.
ESPN Radio's Alan Hahn on the Isles Fantasy Camp
"It's great because you never know when you'll have a chance to do this again," Vela said. "I'm trying to savor every moment."
"They're happy to be on the ice," Turgeon said of the campers. "You tell them good job and you can see the smile on their face and it makes a difference. We enjoy this."
The fun continued off the ice. On Thursday, the campers and alumni were taken in a fantasy draft to create their teams. Friday was a chance to get to know the Islanders over a few beers and listen to old hockey stories. Gillies was the undisputed king when it came to telling stories and he had the campers and younger alums hanging off his every word. In some respects, this was just as much a camp for the Islanders as it was the fans.
"I was pretty excited to come back and meet some of my old roommates and teammates, but I wasn't expecting to have so much fun with the generations of Islanders," Mark Parrish said. "It's all the stories that happened in the locker room, on the road, on a plane, on a bus, wherever it might have been. To hear the different generations of travel styles and personalities has been my favorite part."
Selfies and autographs with #Isles alum! ��✍ pic.twitter.com/1fHwka1Hs6- New York Islanders (@NYIslanders) July 14, 2017
The camp also included a chalk talk with Islanders Head Coach Doug Weight and a Sound Tigers Head Coach Brent Thompson - a private coaching session and chance to ask the coaches questions. Weight answered inquiries about the power play, penalty kill, breakouts and offered insight seldom given out to fans.
Weight, who remembers what it meant to him as a teenager to be able to talk to Steve Yzerman, wanted to make sure the fantasy campers had that same connection and experience.
"It's great to see all the guys come back, but it's also great for the guys who come in and are in the camp, just meeting their heroes and the guys they looked up to," Weight said. "We're making it as real as we can and it's been a lot of fun.


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MOBILE phone retailer Carphone Warehouse announced today it has signed a huge refinancing deal with its banks, helping to fund the recent £470m buy out of its joint venture partner Best Buy in Europe.
The London-listed group has sealed two loans worth £650m from its syndicate of lenders, in one of the largest underwritten deals in the UK so far this year.
Barclays, its lead lender and the joint bookrunner on the deal, said the facility was arranged as part of Carphone's acquisition in June of Best Buy's 50 per cent interest in its European operations.
The bank said the loan will also help with the "day to day working capital needs."
The group now has full control of Carphone Warehouse Europe, which operates almost 2,400 stores, on top of its 794 UK stores.
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Norwalk, CT (PRWEB) August 30, 2006
Dr. Cynthia Barnett is a retired educator who reinvented herself after leaving The Educational System with 30 years of experience. Being a retiree herself, Barnett noticed that there were plenty of businesses that offer financial advice, but few companies seemed to offer services around keeping the retirees active and happy.
In response, Barnett combined her work experience as a school administrator with her lifelong goal of starting a business and founded Peak Performance Solutions, a personal growth consulting company. Barnett now teaches other people how to re-fire their lives, so that they too can create the fulfilling and meaningful lives they desire. Interacting with her client-base, Barnett uses workshops, retreats, one-on-one consulting, group counseling and home study programs, such as her newly released program titled, "Re-fire Don't Retire: 7 Secrets Of Highly Successful Retirees."
According to the Mac Arthur Study, the average sixty-five year old American can expect to live another seventeen years. With the fact that the boomer generation is living longer, it makes sense that their generation has to be proactive in reinventing themselves to maintain the quality of life as they fulfill longer lives. Gary Small, Director of the UCLA Center on Aging, adds, "Empowering ourselves for the future requires learning new skills, as well as honing the ones we already have. It requires the reinvention of ourselves."
"These are the best years of our lives," proclaims Barnett. "With our careers behind us, we can focus on what matters most and it's a whole awakening of life. We're wiser, more mature, and we are living about 10 to 20 years longer. In fact, studies on successful aging have shown that genetics controls only one third of how well we age. Approximately two thirds is based on our personal lifestyle choices and therefore under our own control. This is why it is never too late or too early to make healthy lifestyle choices and to instigate changes that help achieve quality and longevity on a daily basis."
Re-fire Don't Retire is a multi-media program that is designed to develop the inner framework of each individual's goals, step-by-step, in order to enhance their own lifestyle strategies. Barnett adds, "The program is designed to get people to look at the next phase of their lives to live at a higher quality of life, being happy, more productive and more fulfilled." The seven step process allows clients to shift gears by identifying their personal mission in life and to systematically formulate their own action plans for their life.
"I developed this program to serve as a roadmap that clients can use for the rest of lives, giving them the resources they need to reinvent their goals," states Barnett. "It is just incredible to watch my clients grow, finding fulfillment in various capacities, depending on their own passions and missions in life."
Dr. Cynthia Barnett has come a long way since growing up on the island of St Vincent, just off the coast of South America. Barnett is a life coach and educator with over 30 years experience in an educational institution. She has taught at all levels of schooling from Kindergarten to University. She has honed her skills as a coach in her various roles over the past 25 years, coaching students, parents and teachers. Currently, Barnett is a retirement lifestyle specialist, and founder of Peak Performance Solutions (http://www.peakperformance-solutions.com). Barnett now teaches other people how to re-fire their lives so that they too can create the fulfilling and meaningful lives they desire. She is also the founder and president of a non-profit organization, Saturday Academy, which is an enrichment program for students who need extra academic support to improve reading, writing and math skills. For more information about Dr. Cynthia Barnett, or her products and services, please visit http://www.refiredontretire.com, http://www.peakperformance-solutions.com/homestudy/index.html, or phone 203-855-9714.
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The Catering for Health Award rewards caterers in Slough who offer healthy choices on their menus. All winners have at least one star of the Safe Food Award.
Akzo-Nobel (Baxter Storey Ltd), Wexham Road
Applegarth Care Home, Huntercombe Lane
Arbour Vale School (ISS), Farnham Road
Asquith Court Nurseries Ltd, Ipswich Road
Chalvey Community Cafe, Groundwork South
Chalvey Grove Children's Centre, Chalvey Grove
Citroen (UK) Ltd, 221 Bath Road
Claycots Primary School Bath Road Campus (Taylor Shaw), Bath Road
Claycots Primary School Britwell Campus (Taylor Shaw), Monksfield Way
Ditton Park Academy (Upton Grammar Educational Trust), Wellington Street
Fiat (Catermasters), 240 Bath Road
First Steps Day Nursery (Sodexo), Wexham Park Hospital, Wexham
Godolphin Junior School (Taylor Shaw), Oatlands Drive
Haybrook College (Upton Grammar Educational Trust), 112 Burnham Lane
Heathrow Distribution Centre (Quadrant Catering Ltd), Axis Park, Langley
Honda (Baxter Storey), 470 London Road
Honda (Baxter Storey), Parallex Building, Axis Park
IQRA Primary School (Taylor Shaw), Wexham Road
Ipsen Ltd (Catermasters), 190 Bath Road
James Elliman Primary School, Elliman Avenue
John Crane (Charlton House Catering Ltd), Buckingham Avenue
Khalsa Primary School, Wexham Road
Kidde Graviner (Special Catering Services), Mathisen Way
Littledown School (Taylor Shaw), Queens Road
Masterfoods (Sodexho), Dundee Road
McAfee (Sodexho), 227 Bath Road
Monksfield Way Children's Centre, Monksfield Way
Our Lady of Peace Infant & Nursery School (Taylor Shaw), Derwent Drive
Our Lady of Peace Junior School (Taylor Shaw), Derwent Drive
Parlaunt Park Primary School, Kennett Road
Penn Road Children's Centre, Penn Road
Penn Wood Primary School, (ISS) Penn Road
Pippins Primary School (Surrey Commercial Services), Raymond Close
Romsey Close Children's Centre, Romsey Close
Slough Borough Council (Eurest Services), 51 Bath Road
St Anthony's Primary School (Taylor Shaw), Farnham Road
St Ethelbert's Primary School (Taylor Shaw), Wexham Road
St Mary's Primary School (Taylor Shaw), Yew Tree Road
Toad Hall Nursery, Parlaunt Road
The Amazing Milkshakes, Montem Leisure Centre
The Bistro@Travelport (BaxterStorey Limited), Hurricane Way
UCB (Eurest), 208 Bath Road
UCB (Eurest), 216 Bath Road
UCB (Eurest), Ajax Avenue
Upton Grammar (Upton Grammar Educational Trust), Lascelles Road
Wellcroft House (Baxter & Platts), Wellcroft Road
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|Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Atelea @ Pt England School
I am a Year 2 student at Pt England School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Room 26 and my teacher is Miss Moran.
Friday, 15 December 2017
Monday, 18 September 2017
My self portrait
Wednesday, 6 September 2017
On the farm
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Tuesday, 22 August 2017
Player of the day
Monday, 7 August 2017
|I am learning to add two numbers.
I can count on from the biggest number on the number line.
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Friday, 16 June 2017
Lucky me
|I won a bag full of mandarins for lunch box hero's in assembly this morning.
I love mandarins. I hope they are sweet and juicy.
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Tuesday, 13 June 2017
Working hard.
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The Hidden Layer
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2012 - Political historian Jason Asher has spent years looking for the man who killed his brother in a senseless bombing thirty years ago. Now, at the end of the road and waiting on a lead that might go nowhere, he turns his attention to the strange e-mails he's been receiving. Clueless as to the meaning of their contents, Asher answers one and embarks on a journey that will uncover more than he'd ever hoped for. Rachel Taylor, a gifted computer architect, has spent her life creating a machine that can predict stock market movements across the globe. Funded by a leading City investment firm, her multi-million pound project is shrouded in secrecy and she is alarmed when she receives a message from a total stranger claiming to know all about her machine's mind blowing capabilities. When her boss is brutally murdered and her computer makes a shocking prediction, Asher and Rachel join forces and must move quickly to stop the machine's technology falling into the wrong hands.
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Jonathan Hitchen
Senior Lecturer
Graphic Design
Jonathan Hitchen is a graphic designer and Senior Lecturer in Graphic Design at Manchester School of Art. When hes not teaching, or trying to persuade computers to make drawings, he works with The Modernist Society on their quarterly magazine.
Jonathan Hitchen is a member of the Design Research Group.
A selection of recent research outputs.
Walker, J., Murphy, L., Hitchen, JM., 2016. Unity - Progress - Strength, Beswick Library, 4/6/2016.
Hannan, J., 2012. 'OWT Reprocess', Experimental publication.
Hitchen, JM., Thorp, J., Marshall, E., 2017. 'Decades', The Modernist Society.
Other Outputs
Platt, S., 2014. 'Campus', Miriad and Cornerhouse funded event with Manchester Modernist Society.
Hannan, J., 2013. 'OWT Discourse', Design conference featuring Malcolm Garrett, Craig Oldham and David Bailey (BBC).


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- 1 cup unbleached flour
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
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- 4 tablespoons whipped butter
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1⁄2 cup golden raisin
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- In a medium-size bowl, sift dry ingredients together. Add butter, mixing into flour with your fingers.
- Add buttermilk and knead to a soft dough. Knead in raisins. On a floured board, roll out dough to 1/2" thick. Cut in 16 rounds.
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Soup is like one of the most frugal, homemade meals you can make. It is inexpensive if not downright cheap! Many will make a huge pot of soup then serve that soup several times throughout the week. While this is very cost effective it can get rather boring. Now don't get me wrong as this method does work and is extremely frugal but I have developed an variation that keeps the soup from ever getting boring. In fact you can have a different soup nightly simply by modifying a few ingredients once you have the basics in the refrigerator. This week's Frugal Kitchens 101 shares how to create variety in soups without breaking the budget.
My husband was away at hunt camp. I wanted homemade soup but the idea of eating the same soup for the rest of the week wasn't very appealing. True I could have canned or froze it but I wanted something warm and comforting for dinner but the last thing I wanted was boring even though it was soup based on many of the same ingredients. The key to making this work is to keep the prepared ingredients separate until making the actual soup of the day.
Cooked ahead:
- broth - I made the beef broth like stock in the pressure cooker using 2 large soup bones. I browned them first in a little olive oil then added the other ingredients as for stock but added 12 c of water and cooked in a pressure cooker for 30 minutes. Once cooked I moved removed the soup bones with meat, strained the broth and set aside to cool for defatting. You can use any type of broth you like as long as it is defatted.
- meat - I cut the meat from the bone, shredding and removing fat as necessary.
- pasta or rice or barley - Each night that I added pasta or rice or barley to the new soup pot. All can be cooked quickly ahead of time the first of the week then the desired ingredient added to the soup pot. At most make only 2 cups of either or 1 cup of each.
- frozen vegetables - I used 2 c of a broccoli, cauliflower and carrot mix but any frozen vegetables can be used. Pour the frozen vegetables into a food storage bowl and place in the refrigerator.
- fresh vegetables - Chop fresh onions, cherry tomatoes or any other desired fresh vegetable to sprinkle over the soup. Place in a food storage container and put in the refrigerator.
- beans - I used home canned black beans for one soup variation but you can use and canned bean desired.
- Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, Maggi, salt, pepper as desired
- green onion, chives, grated Parmesan, or any other desired garnish