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To: Snowshoe who wrote (13432)	11/2/1997 10:07:00 PM
From: Don Pueblo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50167

Greg, Mock me now, mammal-boy. Your day will come. Get used to working my remote control (it's programmable, ya know). I think you are referring to the Spice Chicken Girls. We are making inroads into the pop music culture. TLC

To: Snowshoe who wrote (13432)	11/3/1997 4:05:00 PM
From: Joe S Pack	Respond to of 50167

Greg, It is not uncommon in India to wash the unplucked chicken with tumeric before they cut them into pieces. Some people wash it with turmeric after cutting into pieces. Also it is very common to add a speck of turmetic powder while cooking the chicken. Do you know that turmeric has been used in various forms in India for centuries and an Aemrican company recently patented the use turmeric at large. There was a big patent dispute etc. Most earlier generation women (not the recent soap/powder/sampoo/purfume culture) usually apply turmeric paste before they take bath. Yes turmeric has a lot of precedence in India. Last Friday NPR had a story on unconventional medicines and turmeric is one of the medicines. I still use a bit of turmeric powder when I cook chicken and some itmes wash it with turmeric if I feel it is not as fresh as I would like to. All the best. -Karun