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To: Peach who wrote (1099)	11/27/1997 10:52:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4295

Norm, aka Mayflower Madam, although I wasn't able to locate "fresh Landes geese", I must also thank you for the liver ship recipe. I took a small taste and I must say, it's "Un v‚ritable d‚lice". I especially like the last part: "Once the small-talk of your Thanksgiving dinner turns to petty bickering, it's time to break out the bottle of Rothschild Chateau Lafite 1964. Space the tastings between the "why Aunt Mary was too picky to get married" stories and the "Uncle Bob should never have given half his money to that tramp" repartee. I'd love to post some of the other pearls of wisdom, but, after all, you posted it in the Clubhouse for a reason, right? Happy Thanksgiving, all! - Jeff

To: Peach who wrote (1099)	11/30/1997 8:50:00 PM
From: Josef Svejk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4295

Humbly report, Norm, "mir" means "peace", right? I see someone did not dare try your FBN Mir Recipe . . . That turkey's loss of piece of peace, I guess . . . ___________________________________ "10:04 PM ET TIME Daily: November 27, 1997 Turkeys in Space While astronauts chow down, NASA debates releasing science satellite Updated: Nov 27 1997 10:21AM CAPE CANAVERAL: The Cold War may be over, but that doesn't mean those pesky ex-Soviets are about to adopt American traditions. While his American and Japanese comrades aboard the Space shuttle Columbia chowed down on seasonal fare of off-the-shelf processed turkey, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie Thursday, Ukranian cosmonaut Leonid Kadenyuk opted instead for - blasphemer! - a nice juicy steak. NASA had conveniently stashed an extra processed bird in case Kadenyuk changed his mind. Over on the Mir, David Wolf appears to have been somewhat more successful at converting his two Russian colleagues - the space station trio had smoked turkey for dinner. International fowl diplomacy aside, scientists continue to debate whether to have the astronauts re-release the orbital satellite they rescued in Monday's spacewalk. While the shuttle may have more than enough turkey, it may be short on fuel to support the job. -- Chris Taylor Copyright Time Inc. 1997. All Rights Reserved." ___________________________________ Pax, Svejk