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Memo regarding experiment to use LEO for the Cadby Hall Bakeries Valuation Job, 4th June 1951 Home > LEO Computers > Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) Archive > CMLEO/DC - David Caminer Papers > Working Files > LEO Jobs - L3 Bakery Sales and Valuations > Memo regarding experi ... on Job, 4th June 1951 Inette and Mike Austin-Smith met in 1946 as they resumed architectural studies that had been interrupted by the war. Two years later they were married, and in 1949 JM Austin-Smith and Partner was founded. Later Mike Austin-Smith would cite how teamworking and esprit de corps were an integral part of his war experience with the Royal Horse Artillery (he was awarded the Military Cross), and how he had learned the meaning of professional responsibility the hard way. The ethos of teamwork and professional responsibility became engrained in the practice that bore his name, and have remained ever since. Sarah grew up with three brothers who she shares a close bond with. John is the oldest, James the youngest and Simon is her twin. the War Office on 31 July 1913, [12] a staff officer in the Directorate of Military Aeronautics on 31 August 1913 and then a staff officer at Headquarters Royal Flying Corps in France on 4 August 1914. [13]

May sees the Festival of Britain (below) opened by King George VI – timed to coincide with the centenary of The Great Exhibition. Burgess and Maclean defect to the USSR. The Goon Show starts. Not much is known about her siblings but Sarah said they had a happy childhood. On growing up with a twin brother, she said it was "very healthy" and that they were "never compared". Lately I’ve been swapping out the rice for cauliflower rice to keep dinner low carb and low on points. Cauliflower also offers numerous health benefits and goes fantastic with the salmon! DOES MICROWAVE SALMON SMELL? By September, LEO was managing to carry out test runs with increasing accuracy and by mid-November it was almost ready to go live. Unfortunately, persistent ‘machine faults’ meant that the planned launch had to be moved forward.It was 900 square feet and I remember that very clearly because it was extremely tight and it was for a married couple and their two children. I don’t remember anything else being said, they had a car which needed protecting and …. It must have been just central heating but whether it was gas fired or all electricity, I don’t know”. I’ll admit, there have been times when my kitchen has been infused with a fishy, salmon smell. But I find that microwaving salmon (this is cooking raw salmon, not reheating cooked salmon) actually smells less than any other cooking method!

In an interview with the Sunday Mirror in 2000, she said: "My three brothers were all quite intellectual, while I was a bit dippy as a child. I just went round singing, 'La, la, la,' and doing handstands. There really isn’t any part of your body that doesn’t benefit from some regular salmon – from your head to your toes. The precious omega-3 fatty acids in salmon support heart health, reduce inflammation, boost your eyesight, and make your skin happy. The two decided that a series of show houses should be built to promote the scheme and, critically, to provide the magazine with valuable magazine content. The minutes of the Small House Committee suggest that RIBA drew up a list of speculative builders in Britain, and invited them to see an exhibition of the 30 award-winning plans. McLeans, a growing speculative housebuilding firm based in Wolverhampton, but with ambitions to reach beyond the Midlands, were one of those invited. You know, we wanted to be modern, and modern was flat. I mean that sounds simplistic or maybe I’m making it simplistic. There were one or two students at the time who insisted on having pitched roofs and we thought they were very fuddy duddies. There was a lot of high feeling about that by the way at the time, and some wonderful, wonderful ideas coming out at that time of all sorts of things to do with form”.Peter and the Austin-Smiths were intuitively aware of the importance of branding in marketing the business and so the punctuation marks, the hyphen and colon became fundamental to the corporate identity of the firm. They were omitted from correspondence on fear of death; and “Austin effing Smith Lord” became a derogatory hook for envious competitors! Sir Geoffrey Salmond ill". Aberdeen Press and Journal. 3 April 1933. p.6 – via British Newspaper Archive. Have your tried this simple but scrumptious recipe? Made any changes? Let us know in the comments below! PIN TO SAVE MICROWAVE SALMON FOR LATER

On New Year’s Day, ‘The Archers’ starts on the BBC Light Programme and also in January the UN headquarters building opens in Manhattan, New York. Though not from a “well off family”, Geoffrey Salmon, like Inette Austin-Smith and her husband Michael would go on to study at the Architectural Association, London. He had not expected to get into the illustrious college and to his delight found himself under the tuition of Robert Furneaux Jordan http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Furneaux_Jordan.

Salmond was awarded Royal Aero Club Aviator's Certificate no. 421 on 18 February 1913, [10] and then joined the reserve of the Royal Flying Corps on 17 April 1913. [11] He became a staff office at

Collections by appointment only from the Monday after the sale from 11.00am to 5:00pm and then Tuesday to Friday from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Items that are suitable for posting will be charged at our standard rate, or you can arrange your own courier, by appointment only. Details will be sent to you after the auction. Small items can be transferred between branches free of charge, but we cannot guarantee a date of deliveryHappy Valley's Sarah Lancashire is due to return as Sergeant Catherine Cawood for the highly-anticipated finale of the BBC show tonight. Three things can prevent any residual fishy odor – first, microwaving the salmon thawed, rather than frozen. Cooking raw salmon in the microwave makes it much less likely the odor will be released from the fat in the fish. The two Geoffreys would meet on a number of occasions in Coventry and London from 1959 and in the run up to the opening in March 1960, making plans to get the project realised at the entrance to the new village estate, to be known as ‘West Point’. Planning committees were attended, amendments to the plans made, and they eagerly awaited for the permission to be given ( another story, see West Point entry), pressing the Council to meet their deadline.