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A Guide for the undergraduate researcher
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Whilst substantial parts of this guide are generic and may help with any literary research, sections are specific to researching a contemporary poet and, at times, Carol Ann Duffy will be used as a model to demonstrate aspects of the research process. Mostly concentrating on information retrieval, the guide will provide a starting point for the new researcher who may have difficulty knowing where to begin looking for resources. Finding secondary information for a contemporary literary figure can be particularly challenging, because of the scarcity of readily available text books on a given writer. This guide aims to provide ideas on researching obscure places as well as the more obvious ones!
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There are some things that are sacred to women: Chocolate. A pair of heels that fit perfectly and would never pinch, even if you walked 50 blocks in them. A perfectly made cocktail. Sleeping in on the weekends. Happy hour with your closest friends. How our mother will always be one of the first people we call with news. The four-letter words S-A-L-E and L-O-V-E. And closet space.
A few weekends ago, wading knee-deep in down from a comforter that's apparently determined to molt in time for spring, the guy I'm seeing took one look at the floor in the corner of the room he normally puts his clothing in, and winced at the gathering tumbleweeds of feathers residing there. "Do you have someplace I can put my stuff where it won't get down on it?" he asked, and I froze, like I was suddenly subject to the 10 degree weather outside. There was someplace he could put his things, but I really didn't want to think about it. How could I tell him that my closet is like my personal kingdom, where I am ruler of all labels and ruling regent of all spatial reasoning, keeping the tank tops separate from the dressy shirts from the cardigans, without sounding like a total freak of nature?
In the end, I ended up pushing aside the hangers and clothes on the hanging rack so that he could have easy access to put his bag and jacket on the shelf underneath, but my clothes looked so forlorn, pushed to the side like unloved stepchildren. I'd like to blame what happened later on the fact that I was overtaken with thinking about my black mesh dress pressed up against my woolly Italian sweaters and getting pulled on by their fibers, but actually, there's no excuse for what happened next.
Sometimes, we can all go a little bit crazy. As far as it may be from us, our past is still our past, and as much as we dislike to have it tarnish the golden views of our present or future, it sometimes does. I live in eternal fear of the One Reoccurring Theme of my dating history: That I am merely a placeholder until some thing or someone else better comes along…that while logic states I, an obsessive-compulsive, nymphomaniac, time-consuming, giving, impulse buyer of gifts, needer of needy men, should be more than enough for one man, but if there's one thing my history has taught me, it's that I am remarkably replaceable, and that I tend to be the entrée— there's always an appetizer or dessert on the side.
But while I've served as the main course, it's important to note that there's a lot of things that I've never done before that I suddenly find being a "normal" part of my life: I've never had someone else's toothbrush and towel residing in my bathroom, other than a roommate's. I've never eaten out so often together or gone out as a couple. I've never slept as many consecutive nights with someone as I have been doing recently. Only one other man was ever even allowed into my house to stay overnight, and that was one time, so I understandably am not used to someone living with me nearly a third of the time. So you better believe I've never had reason, cause, or practice to give away a drawer or a shelf for a man to use as his own. The strangest part of all is, I actually really love all of it. (I seem to have come a Very Long Way since the girl who went through men in under one month like Brawny paper towels.) None of this actually feelsstrange until I take a mental step back, look at my current life, and assess the Big Picture. Which I did the other day, while simultaneously having a VERY spectacularly large fret about putting all my eggs in one basket and shirts on one shelf and worrying about the possibility of other women fucking my toothbrush-and-towel present reality over. And so I did something when the opportunity arose after he left that I'm not very proud of, at all, and took my last deep breath of sanity, and momentarily dove off the deep end. I freaked.
I knew it was wrong. I knew what I was doing was like stealing, or at very least, breaking and entering, even though the metaphorical doors were already unlocked for me and I didn't touch anything; didn't open any Pandora boxes. All I had to do was use the two eyes I was born with, but even that, I knew, was too much. I surfaced when I didn't find anything that I seemed to be looking for— there were no illicit messages, no secret trysts set up, no whiffs of another woman's perfume or lip gloss smudges. There was nothing of cause for concern. In fact, what I did find made me feel even worse than what I imagined finding something that I was looking for would make me feel: Instead, there I was, my name staring myself right in my face, not erased or replaced— the messages a sane women had written being saved by the man who was doing her right, as she let her inner freak flag fly postal. I felt worse about myself than I have in years. I vowed at that moment to lock the super-freak in me up in the closet and never let her out like that again.
As a silent mea culpa, I cleared away my tank top shelf and consolidated some of my hanging rack for his stuff in my closet —like he had asked for the other night— at 3 in the morning in a "retribution-for-my-wrongs" fit, all while mentally begging for forgiveness, and finally letting him, and trust, into my life…for real. I figure, in my world, giving him a part of my precious clothing space says "I'm sorry; and I'm showing it by proving I love you more than I love my tank top collection" far more than anything else I could ever say or do.
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When I think about Underoos, two really bad things happen: 1. I get that stupid song in my head for three days; and 2. I flinch in pain. While others may have fond memories of this colorful licensed property-influenced underwear, I associate Underoos with getting my ass kicked. qbn.com Spider-Man and Wonder Woman. These kids […] [Read More]
Why I miss Candlestick Park
I don't miss Candlestick Park often. As someone who enjoys good food, good views, slides, triples, kayaks and less violence in the world, the Giants' newish home on China Basin is superior in every way. Never mind that it's basically like a big lounge, where you're so comfortable that you sometimes forget the baseball. I'm […] [Read More]
The prom: totally overrated
I'd like to say for the record that my 16-year-old self was right about one thing: Prom is totally lame. The only difference is my 35-year-old self believes that whole-heartedly, while my teenage self still harbored some secret hopes that it would be a magical, wonderful experience, like it was in every teen movie I […] [Read More]
Still mad as hell about "Mazes and Monsters"
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I planned to follow up my moving and journalistically sound tribute to the two-headed snake at the old Steinhart Aquarium with a visit to the new Academy of Sciences, where I was told that the remains of the snake are a "Staff Pick" in the underground part of the complex. He's seen better days. The […] [Read More]
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Rerun and the Doobie Brothers
. After traumatizing The Poop yesterday with the "Diff'rent Strokes" Gordon Jump sex offender-with-a-laugh track video, I thought I'd post something lighter. A few of you mentioned this classic very special "What's Happening!!" episode where Rerun gets caught illegally taping the Michael McDonald-era Doobie Brothers. (I hope the irony isn't lost on you that we're […] [Read More]
Childhood Bowl Cut Challenge: The winners
As I'm sure you guessed, choosing from the entrants in our Childhood Bowl Cut Challenge was excruciating. Do you really want to live in a world where Big Frank doesn't win an award? Courtesy James Kim A bowl cut you can't refuse … But among the dozens of wonderful stories and award-worthy photos, there were […] [Read More]
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North Dakota Petroleum Council President Ron Ness says one million barrels equals about 75 percent of the nation's average daily imports from Saudi Arabia. Ness says since North Dakota's first Bakken well was drilled in 2006, reliance on oil imports has dropped 18.5 percent.
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"Star Trek" actor Leonard Nimoy, who most of us know as "Spock", has revealed that he is suffering from a lung disease known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The 82-year-old actor, who was a previous smoker, was seen in a wheelchair in New York in January. Nimoy took to Twitter on his diagnosis, writing, "I …
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Time reporter told to turn over drafts
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Matthew Cooper (born 1963) is a former reporter for Time who, along with New York Times reporter Judith Miller was held in contempt of court and threatened with imprisonment for refusing to testify before the Grand Jury regarding the Valerie Plame CIA leak investigation. He currently works as a blogger for Talking Points Memo, and contributes to the magazine Condé Nast Portfolio.
On June 29, 2005, U.S. Federal judge Thomas F. Hogan gave Miller and Cooper one week to comply with the Grand Jury order to testify or face the maximum penalty of 18 months in prison
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Peace Process at Standstill
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Daybreak: The Crisis That Isn't
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U.S.-Israel Relations Hit Nadir
Fallout from last week's East J'lem announcement continues
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On Thursday evening King James will introduce his collaboration with the soda company called Sprite 6 Mix at the men's clothing store he co-owns, UNKNWN, at Aventura Mall.
Nope, the event isn't all about his latest endorsement. According to a release, the Miami Heat superstar will also announce "a program that will reward fans that are leaving their mark on the world through the work they do in their creative craft or community."
The UNKNWN launch party is private, but open to gawking at 7 p.m. outside the store. For another chance to see the man in action, LBJ will link up with his buddies to celebrate at SL Miami, where Sprite will set up a red — no, green — carpet.
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Scouts from the CBS reality show are looking for Season 13 contestants and will be at Cameo nightclub in Miami Beach noon to 3 p.m. Saturday.
What kind of person is BB wanting to hire? "Someone who's confident, outgoing and most importantly a strategic thinker," says casting director Jesse Tannenbaum. "We are looking for outspoken, confident and creative people who think outside the box when they are in a competitive setting."
The one left standing (sitting?) and taking home the $500,000 grand prize is fairly random, though, Tannenbaum says. "It's a social game based on individual strategies."
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Spain's pro tennis player Fernando Verdasco, in town for the Sony Open, was spotted at Perfecto Gastrobar in Brickell Monday night. What he ate at the Barcelona-inspired restaurant: black squid paella and truffled beef and avocado cannelloni with crabmeat and ginger.
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Four Injured in a Two Vehicle Collision on US 68
Date of News Release: 01/08/2010
(Madisonville, Ky.) -- Jesse Sumner, age 73 of Hopkinsville, KY, was operating a 2008 Ford F150 westbound on US 68. Mr. Sumner was attempting to make a left turn onto Lester Road. Dion Thompson, age 32 of Cadiz, KY, was operating a 1986 Ford LTD eastbound on US 68. It appears that Mr. Sumner turned into the path of Mr. Thompson and the two vehicles collided at the intersection. Mr. Sumner was transported by ambulance to the Jennie Stuart Medical Center for treatment. Dion Thompson and his passengers, Egenia Baker, age 31 of Cadiz, KY and Emmonie Wilson, age 7 of Cadiz, KY, were transported by ambulance to the Jennie Stuart Medical Center for treatment. KSP CVE Officer Larry Johnston investigated the crash that occurred on January 8, 2010 at approximately 8:10 a.m. The Christian County Sheriff's Department, Gracey Volunteer Fire Department, Christian County Rescue, and Hopkinsville/Christian County Fire & EMS assisted at the scene.


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It's a big day at Memorial High School. After eight years of construction, the major campus expansion is finally finished.
"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart is known for political satire and Monday night he set his target on Congressman Bucshon.
A special committee is being formed to make a recommendation when it comes to possibly re-opening the New Harmony Bridge.
A boil advisory issued on Saturday has been lifted for a Warrick County town.
A Vanderburgh County Commissioner is in stable condition after suffering an apparent heart attack.
The trial of five former pawn shop employees accused of selling stolen items in Madisonville gets started.
Senator Coats from Indiana proposed a plan to thwart ISIS terrorism here at home. US Senator McConnell supports Presidents Obama's airstrikes in Syria.
An escaped inmate from central Kentucky has been captured in Owensboro.
Links to the munchie map, rides, maps, schedules and more for the Westside Nut Club's mammoth Fall Festival.
The ex-wife, who now lives in Indianapolis, describes the man accused of charging the White House and making it through the front doors.
According to a recent poll, despite earning thousands more a year than their parents, Generation X has accumulated less wealth.
FICO 9 will go into effect later this year. Once in place, FICO 9 will penalize people less for having unpaid medical bills. It will also ignore bills that have been paid off through a collections agency, and it will give a break to young people who don't have much credit history.
The greater Jasper School Board has approved the Jasper High School Football Boosters Club to start raising money for an all-purpose artificial turf for Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium.
A US military offensive got underway overnight in Syria, where the United States along with several Arab nations began an attack meant to cripple the terrorist organization "ISIS."
Activist Tim Wise is one who isn't afraid to speak his mind about our nation's issues when it comes to race and diversity.
Eyewitness News on the scene of a two car crash in downtown Owensboro.
Kentucky Wesleyan receives a hefty federal grant today.
A southern Illinois woman is in the hospital tonight after being hit by a car in a school parking lot.
In tonight's Eyewitness In-Depth, we're talking about gas leaks after Vectren repaired two breaks this morning and one on Friday.
Olive Garden's popular never ending pasta bowl promotion is back.
If you hear loud booms, shrieks and whistles in downtown Henderson this week -- don't be alarmed.
The owner of KC's Time Out Lounge is starting up a new business on Evansville's west side.
Almost two dozen officers surround a southern Illinois high school. Now, a man is in custody for prompting that response.
The Illinois Department of Public Health accepts its final applications for medical marijuana businesses. Several companies are vying for a chance to build cultivation centers in one district that includes Fairfeild, Albion and Grayville, Illinois.
The U.S. military announces it has commenced airstrikes against ISIS in Syria.
More charges surface for a Central City man already in custody in connection with a couple home invasions.
A domestic dispute near Robards leads to gunshots and an arrest.
A plea deal is in the works in connection with a deadly bar fight in Dubois County.
Kentucky State Police foresee additional charges in a Saturday night wreck allegedly caused by a drunk driver.
A serious accident shuts down a major Posey County Road.
The ad from Republican Dianne Burns Mackey attacks her opponent, Democratic Rep. Jim Gooch, over an incident at a legislative conference.
A new group of correctional officers begin their training program at the Vanderburgh County jail.
A Tri-state real estate developer has passed away.
A Vanderburgh County Commissioner remains at Deaconess Hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack.
Research shows young voters could play a key role in the Kentucky U.S. senate.
A heads up now from Kentucky Energy and Environment officials who say we could be facing another propane shortage this winter.
Union County is the "King of Corn Production" in the Commonwealth. Farmers say this year looks to be no different and could set a county record for soy bean production.
An accident blocks traffic on a Tri-state road.
A Union County man pleads guilty to several felony charges this morning.
The gas line break on Pearl Drive prompted several businesses to evacuate including the west side Hacienda restaurant.
RIght now accident is being cleaned up in Posey County near Section Line Rd.
The re-trial of Michael Dunn begins Monday. Dunn is the Jacksonville man accused of shooting at an SUV carrying several teenagers and killing 17 year-old Jordan Davis.
UPDATE: State Road 64 is back open now per the Gibson County Sheriff's Office. 10 were hospitalized for non-life threatening injuries.
Update: Vanderburgh County Democratic Party Chairman Robert Faulkner confirms Melcher is at Deaconess Hospital after suffering a heart attack. Monday the family released this statement.
Highway 65 is closed between Mill Road and Mesker Park Drive due to a gas leak. This is near Cynthia Heights School. As of now, there are no plans to close the school. Officials say it may take two hours to repair the line.
Michael Waltrip's mother had atrial fibrillation 25 years ago and September is National A-fib Awareness Month, the NASCAR champ is spreading the word about getting checked out ahead of time.
Authorities found 48 year old Charles Rickard of Owensville unresponsive. He was pronounced dead a short time later.
Police say the unknown suspects broke out a classroom window using a brick.
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Between 1995 and 2008 he was Editor-in-Chief of the magazine Teorija in praksa. His research areas include political culture, the history of political ideas and political systems, and analysis of policies. He has written five books and published several articles in Slovene, German, English, Czech and Croatian. He has lectured at several international universities, including the Michigan State University at Kalamazoo, the University of California in Davis and the University of Genova. He has been the President of the Union of Slovenia Sports Societies at the University of Ljubljana.
Since 2005 he has been Vice-President of the Social Democrats. In September 2008 he was elected to the National Assembly and on 21 November 2008 he was elected the Minister of Education and Sport.
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The Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology performs tasks in the field of higher education, research, technology, metrology and promotion of the information society in the areas not covered by other ministries. The ministry also co-ordinates work in the field of the information society.
Directorate for Higher Education performs tasks enabling planning, directing and financing of higher education activities, residential facilities for students and higher education libraries. It defines starting points and objectives of higher education policy; analyses the attainment of concrete goals; draws up the National Higher Education Programme, monitors and evaluates its effects; prepares legislative and other proposals; approves the calls for enrolment and the distribution of study programmes; determines, implements and analyses integral financing of higher education institutions, analyses socio-economic issues for students; performs expert tasks related to integration into the European Union Higher Education Area. It also participates in creating an information system for higher education; analyses and monitors financing; examines and settles at second instance appeals concerning Ad futura and students' residential facilities.
Directorate for Science and Technology defines the expert bases for the adoption of political documents in the field of research policy. It drafts laws and implementing regulations on research activities. It establishes and enhances the system of comprehensive analyses and monitoring of the situation and development in research, develops new tools for attaining research policy goals, and plans the required financial resources for research. Division for Technology performs tasks in the field of technological development and innovation by introducing modern concepts that promote technological development and innovation in the Slovenian industry. In its work it follows four basic orientations: horizontal incentives for R&D projects of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); technology programmes in selected technological fields; R&D infrastructure and human resources development; participation of the economy in the international R&D area.
Directorate for the Information Society is responsible for accelerated, harmonised and efficient development of the information society based on knowledge and life-long learning. This is in practice reflected in the transfer of knowledge, information and communications technologies and contents to schools and research institutions, public administration and local self-government bodies, the economy and civil society. In its work the Directorate co-operates with various organisations, including those in the field of legislation, security and privacy in the e-world, education, monitoring of indicators of the information society development, promotion of software development and its localisation based on an open and free source, scientific and expert meetings, projects bridging the digital divide and others.
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Charter School Legislation Fate UnclearBy Jeffrey Hess | Published 12 Apr 2012 08:04pm |
The clock is ticking for the Mississippi House of Representatives to vote on a revived bill to expand charter school laws. That vote could come at any time in the next two weeks, but as MPB's Jeffrey Hess reports, it is unclear if charter school supporters have the votes they need to pass the bill.
Legislators in the house have just two choices on the newly revived charter school bill....approve it as it passed the senate or invite a conference between the two chambers.
The deadline is late April but the timing of the vote depends on when Education Committee chairman John Moore of Brandon decides to bring the bill to the floor.
"We will have charter schools. It might not be next week. It might not be next month. But we will have charter schools before this term is ended. And that is not a commitment of mine per se, it is a commitment of the Governor, the lt. Governor and the Speaker of the House," Moore said.
Moore says he has not counted the votes in the House to see if it has enough support but it could be an extremely close vote.
Democrats have presented the main opposition to the charter school bill.
Representative Cecile Brown of Jackson, a former chair of the house education committee, is worried about the makeup of the independent authorizing board and believes the bill might not even be legal if it is passed.
"It violates some of the provisions of No Child Left Behind by not requiring that all teachers be highly qualified which No Child Left Behind absolutely requires. And so it is jeopardizing some of the federal funds that come to the state. There are just a lot of problems with it," Brown said.
But Democrats are not alone.
A handful of Republicans voted against a previous version of bill when it died in the House education committee.
Name calling and reports of physical confrontations by from some observers followed that vote.
The tone of the debate worries even Charter School supporters like Nancy Loome with the Parents Campaign.
"It is very unfortunate that those have been the loudest voices. Because there are plenty of us who would like to see a better education system for our children and would like all our children to have an opportunity for success," Loome said.
Both Representatives Moore and Brown disagree that the nature of the debate is having an impact on the fate of the legislation saying controversial issues often draw passionate conversation.
For a brief, interactive history on the charter school debate – name calling and pushing included - visit Southern Education Desk.org.
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The history of Indian food in Britain is now almost four hundred years old and not only has the cuisine undergone a great change in the United Kingdom but also in its native land. Apart from the reports of occasional explorers, the story really starts with the arrival in Surat of the English merchants of the East India Company in 1608 and then again and more successfully in 1612.
Soon lascars - seamen, mainly from Bengal - were helping to man British ships and despite The Navigation Act of 1660 stating that 75% of the crew of a British ship had to be British, a number began appearing in London throughout the century.
The first recorded case of an Indian being christened here was bound up with British commercial adventures in South Asia. The baptism-on 22 December 1616 at St Dionis Backchurch in the City of London-took place in the presence of governors of the East India Company. Many of the first Asian arrivals in Britain came as servants to returning East India Company agents.
By 1804 the number of lascars in London was quoted as 471 and yet by 1810 it had risen to over 1400, around 130 of which would die each year such was the poor condition of their circumstances. Concern about their plight led to the creation of The Society for the Protection of Asiatic Sailors in 1814 and in 1869 complaint was made to the India Office in London that there were upwards of 400 destitute Asians on the streets.
As the influence of the British in India grew, so did the interest in Indian food back in Britain, leading to the publishing of recipes and the commercial creation of curry powder in 1780. The first appearance of curry on a menu was at the Coffee House in Norris Street, Haymarket, London in 1773 but the first establishment dedicated to Indian cuisine was the Hindostanee Coffee House at 34 George Street, Portman Square, London in 1809 as recorded in The Epicures Almanack. It was opened by Dean Mahomet (or Mohamed/Mahomed) from Patna, Bihar, India, via Cork in Ireland. He appreciated the interest in all things Indian and offered a house "for the Nobility and Gentry where they might enjoy the Hookha with real Chilm tobacco and Indian dishes of the highest perfection". Decor was very Colonial, with bamboo chairs and picture-bedecked walls, and it proved to be well received. As with many 'coffee houses', however, it did not serve coffee, but was simply cashing in on a popular name of the time. Unfortunately, outgoings were greater than incomings and Mahomet had to file for bankruptcy in 1812, although the restaurant did carry on without him in some form until 1833.
Lascar desertion continued to be a big problem with many ending up on the streets whilst others became entertainers or sold herbs and spices as did the famous Dr Bokanby who sold herbs in Londons Petticoat Lane in 1861.
As the nineteenth century dawned, the only eating establishments offering Indian cuisine were community meeting places for those who had jumped ship in London looking for a new life or, more often, been put ashore without any means of support. Some of these were Vandary (Indian chefs) who jumped ship to seek work in Londons growing restaurant community but not enough to provide any real impetus for the cuisine.
The first recorded Indian restaurant of the twentieth century was the Salut e Hind in Holborn in 1911 but the first to have any real influence was The Shafi opened by Mohammed Wayseem and Mohammed Rahim in 1920. Coming from North India they opened their cafe in Londons Gerard Street (now the centre of Londons Chinatown) and employed four or five ex seamen. It soon became a kind of community and Indian Student Centre. Indian students in the UK rose from 100 in 1880 to 1800 by 1931.
Soon The Shafi was taken over by Dharam Lal Bodua and run by an English manager with employees such as Israil Miah and Gofur Miah who were later to run their own establishments. One of Dharams great friends was Bir Bahadur from Delhi who opened The Kohinoor in Roper Street (pulled down in 1978) and was to have a major influence on the industry.
Ayub Ali Master opened a Curry cafe in Commercial Road, London in 1920s. He also later, started the Indian Seaman's Welfare league in 1943.
These restaurants were, not surprisingly, mainly for Asians but in 1927 the first fashionable Indian restaurant opened when Edward Palmer opened Veeraswamys Indian Restaurant in Londons Regent Street where it still thrives today owned by Ranjit Mathrani and Namita Panjabi. Edward Palmer had been greatly encouraged by friends and acquaintances after his successful running of the Mughal Palace in The Empire Exhibition at Wembley a few years before and he brought staff from India and created a traditional atmosphere such that it became called The ex-Indian higher servicemans curry club. Many of the people from all over India who were later to become the backbone of the new curry restaurant industry, learned their trade at The Veeraswamy. In 1935 Veeraswamy's was sold to Sir William Steward, M.P., who ran the restaurant for 40 years. He travelled the world in order to source produce and was dubbed 'the curry king' by The Times. His other claim to fame is the introduction of curry in a can. It was at Veeraswamy that lager is first said to have been introduced into Indian restaurants during a visit by the Prince of Denmark.
Queen Victoria, shortly after the Prince Consort's death, arranged for her son to marry Princess Alexandra of Denmark, the beautiful eldest daughter of King Christian IX of Denmark. The couple wed at St. George's Chapel, Windsor on 10 March 1863. The Princess became Queen of England until her death in 1925. Prince Axel of Denmark first met Edward Palmer when visiting the Empire Exhibition at Wembley on May 2nd 1924. Palmer ran the fantastic Mughal Pavilion at this early 'Disneyland' venture and the King and Queen of Denmark also visited on 24th and 27th June. Having heard of the opening of Veeraswamy's, the Prince visited and was enchanted so much that he made a present of a case of the royal beer, Carlsberg and gave orders for a case to be delivered each year. Many staff learned their trade at Veeraswamy's at that time so Carlsberg became the beer of choice as they moved around Britain opening their own establishments.
The name of the restaurant was later changed to The Veeraswamy during ownership by Sarova Hotels and to Veeraswamy under the present ownership.
Meanwhile Sordar and Shomsor Bahadur had come from India to join their brother and opened The Taj Mahal, Brighton; Taj Mahal, Oxford; Taj Mahal Northampton; Kohinoor, Cambridge; Kohinoor, Manchester all before the outbreak of the Second World War and mainly staffed by ex-seamen.
Other establishments for the seamen, usually from the province of Sylhet, opened throughout the years between the wars, such as Abdul Rashim and Koni Khans coffee shop serving curry and rice on Victoria Dock Road around 1920.
Gradually the development of Indian restaurants spread outwards from London between the two Great Wars and many of the restaurants that have influenced those established today were created. Amongst those in London pre 1939 were The Durbar on Percy Street owned by Asuk Mukerjee from Calcutta, and his compatriot from the same city Nogandro Goush who owned The Dilkush in Windmill Street. Asif Khan from Punjab had The Shalimar on Wardour Street and Jobbul Haque of Urrishi owned The Bengal India on Percy Street.
Abdul Gofur opened a cafe shop at 120 Brick Lane as well as others in New Road and Commercial Road and Ayub Ali Master came back from America in 1938 and opened Shah Jalal at 76 Commercial Street London. Shirrefs in Great Castle Street opened in 1935 and Halal, which still thrives today, opened in St Marks Street E1 in 1939.
Such was the influence of the Bahadur family that it was estimated that nearly all first generation East Pakistani, or what was to become Bangladeshi, restaurateurs learned their trade from the Bahadur brothers.
Many cafes opened up around the seaports of Britain by ex seamen but they had great difficulty in obtaining the necessary rice and spices. During the Second World War the social focus shifted to The Gathor, a basement cafe at 36 Percy Street, London but soon after Sanu Miah opened The Green Mask on Brompton Road, which became a centre for prominent East Pakistanis and their politicians. Also in 1942-3 Mosrof Ali and Israil Miah opened The Anglo Asian at 146 Brompton Road, London and by 1957 Mosrof Ali also had The Durbar in Hareford Road. His last business was The Curry Garden Indian in 1975 before retiring in 1979.
The 1950s saw a great influx of Punjabis in the Southall area due to the specialised employment policy of Woolfs Rubber Factory whose executive had personal experience of the excellence of Punjabi staff and Bengalis continued to settle around the Tower Hamlets area.
Until 1962 members of the Commonwealth were allowed to enter Britain freely but even thereafter many Asians came from Africa and a bigger group came from Kenya in 1968.
The fifties and sixties saw a rapid growth in Indian restaurant numbers in Britain, especially London and the South East, where over 45% of Indian restaurants are still located.
Gradually the Indian restaurant concept spread all over Britain, even though those running the restaurants were often not Indian at all. Until Bangladeshi Independence in 1971 at least three quarters of Indian restaurants in Britain were Pakistani owned. After 1971, the geographical differences became clear, with over half the restaurants owned and managed by Bangladeshis, most of whom were from the one area of Sylhet. Once you reach Birmingham, however, the situation changes with the number of Bangladeshis decreasing and Pakistanis increasing. By the time you reach Bradford and Manchester, the restaurateurs are almost entirely Pakistani , Kashmiri and North Indian and once you reach Glasgow the concentration is almost entirly Punjabi as it is in the Southall, Wembley region of London.
In Birmingham Abdul Aziz opened a cafe shop selling curry and rice in Steelhouse Lane in 1945 which became The Darjeeling, the first Indian in Birmingham, owned by Afrose Miah although some say it was The Shah Bag on Bristol Street owned by Abul Kalam Nozmul Islam who also owned Anuh Bag. The growth really got underway in the 1950s. The Aloka opened on Bristol Street in 1960 and Banu on Hagley Road in 1969.
Manchester started with the Bahadur brothers Kohinoor in Oxford Street followed by Malik Bokth with The Everest, Nojir Uddin who opened Monzil and Lal Miah who opened The Orient. Rajdoot, long a favourite in Manchester, opened in 1966. Malik Miah Guri, manager at The Kohinoor, moved to Birmingham and opened The Shalimar at Dale End.
In Bradford,The Sweet Centre on Lumb Lane which opened in 1964 was one of the earliest after The Kashmir in Morley Street in 1958. When the owner of The Shafi, Mr Dharan died in 1963, Ahmed Kutub, who worked there, went to open his own restaurant in Newcastle and in the 1950s Rashid Ali moved from a cafe shop in Londons Drummond Street to Cardiff to open his own establishment. The first restaurant to open in the north was The Anglo Asian on Ocean Road, South Shields run by Syed Lukman Ali.
There are recipes(Manchester LIbrary) dating back to 1769, written by the house keeper at Arley Hall in Cheshire. The first curry houses in the North West were cafes, set up for the men who had come to the region from the Asian subcontinent in the 1950s to work in the textile mills.
North of the border, the first record is of a restaurant opened in Glasgow by Dr Deb from Nawakhali before 1939 and since that time the management staff in most existing restaurants seem to have developed from just two original Punjabi style establishments giving rise to a great similarity of menu. Khushi's (Edinburgh)was founded in 1947 by a man called Khushi Mohammed, a door-to-door salesman who opened a restaurant to cater to his homesick compatriots.
According to most pundits, however, the first curry shop opened in the city in 1954, although there had been cafes for seamen and others of Asian origin before this. The Taj Mahal was opened in Park Road by Sultan Ahmed Ansari. The great man died in 1995, having triggered the mushrooming effect that has created the Glasgow curry scene of today - that is unless you listen to the other stories that say the first was Green Gates in Bank Street in 1959!
Whichever is correct, it was a time when you could have a feast for just over 3 shillings (15p today). The credentials of the Taj Mahal are confirmed by Ansari's daughter, Noreen, who remembers going to the restaurant after school. For his part, Nasim Ahmed, whose father Noor Mohammed started Green Gates and then went on to found the Shish Mahal dynasty, remembers 2 shilling (10p) curries and being pressed into service as a waiter and kitchen porter.
Menus were basic and people would set their own cutlery to encourage speedier service. Then the Shish Mahal opened in Gibson Street offering a very different scene, with dinner-jacketed waiters and flock wallpaper, soon to be followed by the Koh-i-Noor, opened by their cousin, Rasul Tahir. Unfortunately, once the curry centre of Glasgow, the inlfuence of Gibson Street is no more. The Koh-i-Noor moved to its present incarantion in Charing Cross and the Shish Mahal to the premises that were originally occupied by Taj Mahal, Ansari having sold out after 30 years to move into the hotel business.
The cuisine moved up-market again with the Indian (as opposed to Pakistani) influence of Balbir Sumal's Ashoka in the 1980s, which eventually led to the development of The Harlequin Group by his one-time partner, Charan Gill. Although Glasgow can celebrate 50 years of curry history in 2004, but, before they get carried away - would it be too impolitic to point out that Kushi's was opened in Edinburgh in 1947 - so which city was first, after all?
In the sixties and seventies, owners began to make serious monies from the industry, with people such as Rajiv Ali, now Chairman of the South East Bank in Bangladesh having found his fortune with a curry house on Whitechapel Road E1. Haji Abdul Razzah came to Britain with an early wave of immigrants and lived in Kentish Town in 1960. He returned to Bangladesh in 1985 and now owns The Polash Hotel in Sylhet having made his fortune from chicken tikka masala.
The three main influences on the growth of Indian restaurants were firstly the growing affluence and cosmopolitan nature of the British public and secondly the introduction of the tandoor in the sixties.
The tandoor came, originally from the Middle East with the name deriving from the Babylonian word tinuru meaning fire. Hebrew and Arabic then made it tannur then tandur in Turkey, Central Asia and, finally Pakistan and India, who made it famous worldwide. The first tandoor in India in a restaurant is said to have been in the Kashmiri Moti Mahal in New Delhi in 1948 and several restaurants have claimed to be the first to have a tandoor in Britain. Initial research suggested the man responsible was, in fact, Mahendra Kaul who started the excellent Gaylord group and it was The Gaylord in Mortimer Street who advertised it in a Palladium Theatre programme in 1966. Mr Kaul had taken the tandoor to America for the Worlds Fair in 1964 then loaned it and his staff to a restaurant in Whitfield Street, London that no longer exists, before starting the Gaylord. He is still a partner in Chor Bizarre in London making him one of the most experienced people still working in the industry. Recently viewed archived documents at Veeraswamy indicate, however, a tandoor in use much earlier, in 1959 and so, this famous restaurant seems to have been responsible for the earliest introduction of tandoori style dishes to the UK, although it would be some ten years and more before the tandoor became widely used in Britain. If you had visited Veerawamy's, as it was then called, in December 1959 you could have enjoyed Chicken Tandoori (allow 15-20 minutes) for the princely sum of ten shillings and sixpence. The first evidence of a tandoor in Glasgow is not until 1978 but is likely to have been some years earlier.
The other major influence was the continued growth of immigration to provide the people to staff the growing number of Indian restaurants. 360,000 Bangladeshis are forecast for the year 2050.
In 1960 there were just 500 Indian restaurants in Britain but by 1970 this had grown to 1200. With the influx after Bangladesh Independence numbers grew rapidly to 3000 in 1980 and by 2000 there were almost 8000 Indian restaurants in Britain turning over more than £2 billion a year employing some 70,000 people as one of the major industries in the country. Chicken Tikka Masala, a British-Bangladeshi creation predating the relatively short-lived balti craze has become so popular that it is available in a wide variety of forms ranging from crisps to pies and statistics show that 14.6% of all first choices in restaurants are for the dish which has no real recipe and can vary from hot to creamy and red to green.
The first to claim its invention are descendents of Sultan Ahmed Ansari who owned The Taj Mahal in Glasgow in 1950s but it is also claimed by Ali Ahmed Aslam who took over the restaurant from him and called it Shish Mahal circa 1970. Sheikh Abdul Khalique from Essex also claimed the creation of CTM as it was nicknamed by Colleen Grove in Spice-n-Easy Magazine in 1994, as have half a dozen other chefs and, according to folklore, it came about when gravy loving Brits wanted a sauce with their Chicken Tikka and Condensed Tomato Soup with added spices was used on the spur of the moment in a flash of commercially motivated creation .
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post5972596202516914363..comments2014-09-14T20:46:56.604-05:00Comments on Deep South Dish: Picnic Oven Fried ChickenMary | Deep South Dishhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-63611087478613213352014-04-17T23:22:13.608-05:002014-04-17T23:22:13.608-05:00I'm so thrilled to hear that your family has e...I'm so thrilled to hear that your family has enjoyed this version of chicken - thank you so much for letting me know Theresa!Mary | Deep South Dishhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-88981196251447023212014-04-17T15:19:41.859-05:002014-04-17T15:19:41.859-05:00I have made this so many times and just had to com...I have made this so many times and just had to come back and comment how much my family loves it. Course, we eat it hot right out of the oven for supper, rather than saving it for later. I also make it for company all the time and everyone always raves over it. It's a lot easier for me than frying in a skillet because I can get other things done in the kitchen while it bakes in the ovenTheresahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-61973813300746604422012-09-21T15:52:38.732-05:002012-09-21T15:52:38.732-05:00Hey Laraine! You'd have to handle it like any ...Hey Laraine! You'd have to handle it like any other prepared foods & I'm not an expert on food safety for picnics, so I'd suggest hitting google for that! If you google "food safety, picnics" there is quite a lot of info & many of the pages are sponsored by state extension services & also government agencies. Hope that helps!Mary | Deep South Dishhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-52606232944479184372012-09-21T14:39:06.019-05:002012-09-21T14:39:06.019-05:00This really sounds good and I can remember my moth...This really sounds good and I can remember my mother making this for family reunions! My question is about how long it is okay to keep it out before it spoils? Is it okay to take it straight to a picnic and not refrigerate it? I'm kinda paranoid about that and never really know, but don't want to get sick. Are there any "rules" or guidelines about this? Thanks!! Love your site and recipes!Laraine M.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-2690302826917252802012-08-17T12:09:05.667-05:002012-08-17T12:09:05.667-05:00Not really, especially if you're using only le...Not really, especially if you're using only legs. Mostly it's just for looks on the pieces like breasts and thighs since that first skin side down browning looks nicer for presentation. Hope you enjoy the chicken - now I want some LOL!! Mary | Deep South Dishhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-46764392009495089842012-08-17T11:57:10.032-05:002012-08-17T11:57:10.032-05:00I am making this chicken as we speak and have a qu...I am making this chicken as we speak and have a quick question. I couldn't tell after I floured it which was skin side up and skin side down. Will it matter in the end? It looks and smells amazing! Thanks!Katiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-33611933507986589412012-05-25T16:41:26.744-05:002012-05-25T16:41:26.744-05:00Enjoy Catherine!Enjoy Catherine!Mary | Deep South Dishhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-64510531433073520832012-05-25T14:30:10.611-05:002012-05-25T14:30:10.611-05:00We love this, but we call it Camp Fried Chicken......We love this, but we call it Camp Fried Chicken...I'll add some of the seasoning you recommended....thanks again
Catherinecatherinehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-60592236781341284712012-02-09T16:09:28.966-06:002012-02-09T16:09:28.966-06:00Hi Tracie! I'm so glad y'all enjoyed it &a...Hi Tracie! I'm so glad y'all enjoyed it & thank you so much for taking the time to come back and let me know! That really means the world to me.Mary at Deep South Dishhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-40842055552233865852012-02-09T14:53:32.717-06:002012-02-09T14:53:32.717-06:00Mary - this was so very good! My whole family lov...Mary - this was so very good! My whole family loved it! Thanks for the idea. TracieTraciehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-51469253610741843672012-02-04T12:23:06.327-06:002012-02-04T12:23:06.327-06:00This reminds me of seeing that brown paper sack on...This reminds me of seeing that brown paper sack on the picnic table with the tell tale spots of grease, full of cold chicken.Chrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-64636819947854263032012-02-01T14:47:22.086-06:002012-02-01T14:47:22.086-06:00this made me very hungry for oven fried chicken; I...this made me very hungry for oven fried chicken; I will be making this soon!Eva Gallanthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-48439349625683168762012-02-01T10:45:57.792-06:002012-02-01T10:45:57.792-06:00Sorry Joe - didn't mean to make that confusing...Sorry Joe - didn't mean to make that confusing! Yes, what I meant is to wait to put all of the chicken in the pan skin side up after you flour it all, rather than a piece at a time as you flour it. Then just turn it over skin side down and bake the first round, turn skin side up and finish!

Hope that helps!Mary at Deep South Dishhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-34569555431779177262012-01-31T14:26:47.766-06:002012-01-31T14:26:47.766-06:00Just trying to clear up my confusion. From the s...Just trying to clear up my confusion. From the sentence, "Get the hot baking dish out of the oven and place the chicken into the buttered pan all together skin side up; turn to coat. Bake skin side down at 425 degrees F for 35 minutes."

Do you mean for me to put the floured chicken in the buttered pan AND THEN roll it around in the pan so the entire chicken piece(s) are coated in melted butter? It's the "turn to coat" that leaves me confused.

Thanks Mary. Joe DJoe Dnaielhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-40223979821873680702012-01-31T10:08:34.734-06:002012-01-31T10:08:34.734-06:00A inside picnic is a great idea!!!A inside picnic is a great idea!!!Pamhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-86718097486755613592012-01-31T09:54:24.904-06:002012-01-31T09:54:24.904-06:00I too have some frozen chicken legs so I yanked a ...I too have some frozen chicken legs so I yanked a bag out of the freezer and will give this recipe a try tonight. I've been craving some homemade potato salad too, so will make some of that to go with the chicken. Thanks for the idea Mary!M1CALhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-43339084087717441322012-01-31T08:01:53.093-06:002012-01-31T08:01:53.093-06:00I've always made my fried chicken in a skillet...I've always made my fried chicken in a skillet, but your version sure looks good Mary.I'll have to try it your way!
I tried the cornflake version one time and wasn't a fan either.Lyndahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7695338129494842494.post-37124952927066755872012-01-31T06:53:33.251-06:002012-01-31T06:53:33.251-06:00I make skillet fried chicken about once a year, I ...I make skillet fried chicken about once a year, I claim it to be my specialty. I've never made the oven versions because of the reason you stated. I see no reason to cut fat corners with such a classic dish. But I've got to give this one a try. I just watched the Movie "The Help", so I'm really craving some fried chicken. :)Lea Annhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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As flood waters rose Sunday, a South African crocodile farmer near the border with Botswana was forced to open his gates to prevent a storm surge from destroying the property.
And, no, this isn't the plot of some horror flick:
About 15,000 crocodiles escaped, according to the local newspaper, Beeld.
The Guardian writes that "although 'a few thousand' have since been recaptured, including one at a school rugby ground 75 miles away, more than half of the reptiles are still at large."
One family, according to the BBC, had to be rescued from their flooded home as "crocodiles were swimming around them."
The Guardian adds that "animal safety experts warned the public to stay indoors and away from the crocodiles." Which sounds wise to us.
While the crocodiles presumably vary in size, photos posted on the farm's website show that some are quite big — including at least one that's more than 18 feet long. The Rakwena Crocodile Farm's curio shop boasts "a wide variety of crocodile leather belts, hats, purses and rifle slings." Also, "light lunches can be booked and tasty crocodile meat dishes are available."
One more kind of creepy note: Beeld says most of the crocs are being captured at night, when it's easier to see them because their eyes shine red.
Many of the crocodiles, by the way, escaped into the Limpopo River — the "great grey-green, greasy Limpopo River" of Rudyard Kipling's short story The Elephant's Child, in which the "Elephant's Child asked a fine new question. … 'What does the Crocodile have for dinner?' "


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Which Khan Flick has the Highest First-Week Gross?With the business of Bollywood movies growing each year, box-office collections are touching new-highs in the first week itself. While we wait for Dabangg 2 and Talaash here are the films with the best first week WORLDWIDE numbers so far.
By Anand Vaishnav, IndiaTimes | November 22, 2012, 8:00 am IST
The biggest hit of all-time had a mammoth initial even by current standards, and the Aamir Khan starrer took the world box-office by storm, from its first-show itself.
Rs 136 Cr