Hello !
I've just sent you the songs! (the complete song and the overture)
Check your e-mail !

Love,

Elisa

--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "ugly_and_mad"
<ugly_and_mad@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there!
> I would like to know if can anybody send me this song... I've already
> search in many places but infortunetly I didn't found it.
> Please, send it to me!
>
> Thanks for the attention!
>
> ;)
> See ya!
>

Hello !
I've just sent you the songs! (the complete song and the overture)
Check your e-mail !

Love,

Elisa


--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "ugly_and_mad"
<ugly_and_mad@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there!
> I would like to know if can anybody send me this song... I've already
> search in many places but infortunetly I didn't found it.
> Please, send it to me!
>
> Thanks for the attention!
>
> ;)
>  See ya!
>

Hi there!
I would like to know if can anybody send me this song... I've already
search in many places but infortunetly I didn't found it.
Please, send it to me!

Thanks for the attention!

;)
  See ya!

Hey Leigh/Everybody,

Sounds like you have been busy mate. That sound effects library sounds
like an awesome idea, I have always wanted to do something like that
for using in theare here.

I'm really enjoying watching "Jamie's Kitchen Australia". Cant wait to
pop down there and try the food. Work is getting pretty busy at the
moment so It will have to be in the new year. (That's if I can book :))
I graduated today, full robes and everything. It was great fun.

Thats awesome news about Louise. I haven't spoken to her in ages, used
to have her email but can't find it anymore. Give my best to her and
the family. Last thing I remember, she was starting a collectable coin
store or something...hehe.

Sorry I haven't been as vocal on the boards these past months, work is
eating away at a lot of my time, which isn't a problem it just means I
don't get to do as much of the other fun things :)
It's great to see the regulars are still here though.

Talk to you later mate/everybody.

Nick.

Hello Guys,
I have returned from my studies at Oxford. I received
high marks, the highest of my academic career. Dr.
Vale commented on one essay in particular, stating he
would consider it, on the UK scale, a 1st paper
(probably a 1st on the low scale of the 4 tiers that
define a 1st). On the US grade scale, I received a 3.8
GPA. Unfortunately, these scores are not calculated
into my overall GPA at this college, but hopefully
postgraduate schools will re-calculate my scores! =)

Speaking of postgraduate studies, I have applied for
postgraduate studies to 3 uni's in the
UK--U.Liverpool, U.Edinburgh, and U.Sheffield. Funding
may be what keeps me stateside unfortunately. The odds
against me receiving International funding right now
is the ridiculous GRE, and the lack of government
support. To my knowledge, the US awards The Rhodes
Scholar (by nomination only....to 4.0 GPA students),
the Marshall Scholarship (UK award to 3.7 GPA
students), and the Fulbright for overseas studies.
Students awarded the grants also have high GRE scores.
Most winners of these awards come from colleges such
as: UT Austin, Yale, Stanford, Brown, Harvard, UC
Berkeley, etc. Anyone else see the politics of the US
education system?

The problem with the GRE is simple: It's a multiple
choice test. I study History. I spend days writing
1,500;3,000; and 6,000 word essays. History Exams
consist of 2-3 essays to write in 50 or 75 mins. There
are no multiple choice questions...i score low on
multiple tests cause I'm not use to them, and that be
where the odds are against me.

I actually have a flyer I picked up in London about
Jamie's Aussie Live Showing. I'm glad to hear it went
well for him! And I'm glad life is well for many of
you. take care everyone.
~Christy

--- Leslie Harris <monkeyfish@gmail.com> wrote:

> Leigh,
>
> Sounds like you're staying busy and challenged which
> is always a good
> thing. I know Escher - my husband is from Molesey.
> That's a nice area, I
> hope you're enjoying a different scene.
>
> We're doing really well, thanks. Work stays busy
> and the kids are getting
> bigger by the day, they're now nearly 6 and 2.5. I
> don't know how the time
> has flown so fast!!
>
> Keep taking good care of yourself. I'd love to hear
> what you're working on
> if you can share!
>
> Leslie
>
> On 9/29/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi Leslie - I'm fine thanks, good to hear from
> you. I've been busy
> > with all kinds of music stuff this year. Scoring
> orchestral music to
> > picture for a BBC natural history unit project.
> writing music for
> > various TV shows (and pitching for lots that never
> got off the
> > ground). And developing a sound effects library
> which has been
> > really interesting. I was on a 1.5 mile high
> mountain in the
> > Austrian Alps recently, recording the wind (and
> discovering
> > vertigo!). I haven't seen much of Jamie this year,
> he's busier than
> > ever these days and I've moved to Esher in Surrey,
> so i'm not near
> > him geographically any more. We still catch up on
> the phone and get
> > together occasionally which is always fun. How are
> things with you?
> > Good I hope.
> >
> > Leigh
> >
> > ps - Hey Michele, yes that was an official email.
> I got the same
> > thing and thought it seemed rather dodgey, but
> it's to do with the
> > recent overhaul of Jamie's website. I hope you're
> ok
> >
> > --- In
>
scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com<scarletdivisionfanclub%40yahoogroups.com>,
> > "Leslie Harris"
> >
> > <monkeyfish@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Leigh!
> > >
> > > It's great to hear from you. How are YOU? What
> are you doing
> > these days?
> > > You didn't say...
> > >
> > > I just got around to watching Jamie's School
> Dinners (which I'd
> > recorded
> > > months ago) and it was SHOCKING. Completely
> shocking. So I'm
> > thrilled that
> > > he's carrying on with it. It was good to see
> what felt like a
> > more "real"
> > > side of Jamie than just him showing recipes (as
> much as I liked
> > that from
> > > his previous programs we've seen in the US) and
> I really felt like
> > he cares
> > > enormously about this issue and the health and
> welfare of school
> > children.
> > > Good on him. I know he's probably taking all
> kinds of crap from
> > parents who
> > > don't want to hear their children whine or have
> to be bothered to
> > pack a
> > > (horrible) lunch if their children won't eat the
> healthy options,
> > but it
> > > seems like maybe he's at a point where he isn't
> willing to just
> > shut up
> > > about it and I applaud that. A similar effort is
> being undertaken
> > here by
> > > Chris Kimball of Cook's Illustrated magazine,
> and I hope it takes
> > off.
> > >
> > > Hope you're doing well!
> > >
> > > Leslie
> > >
> > >
> > > On 9/21/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi Guys,
> > > >
> > > > It's been a while since I updated you with the
> inside goss so
> > here
> > > > goes....
> > > >
> > > > As some of you may know, Jamie Oliver has just
> opened the
> > 4th "Fifteen
> > > > restaurant" in Melbourne, Australia. He has
> been in the country
> > for
> > > > a while now and just finished a live show in
> Sydney and Melbourne
> > > > which went down a storm (see video clips by
> visiting You
> > Tube<http://www.youtube.com/>
> > > >
> > > > and searching Jamie Oliver). He decided to use
> the song I wrote
> > for
> > > > him a while back called Fish
> >
> Stew<http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/829028>
> > > > which was re-worked slightly and
> > > > ended up being the finale. This version is
> available to download
> > for
> > > > a limited time.
> > > >
> > > > The final night of the Australian live show
> was filmed by Network
> > > > Ten in Australia, and may appear on DVD at
> some point.
> > > >
> > > > Jamie has been busy filming lots of new TV
> shows this year.
> > Firstly
> > > > there was a follow-up programme to Jamie's
> School dinners. This
> > went
> > > > out in the UK on Monday just gone and has
> caused quite a stir in
> > the
> > > > UK. Some parents are passing fast food, chips
> and fizzy drinks
> > etc,
> > > > through school fences as a protest to the
> healthy eating options
> > > > that are now mandatory in UK schools. Jamie
> kicks off about it in
> > > > the programme and also presses Tony Blair on
> why not enough is
> > being
> > > > done - despite his promises. Good on Jamie I
> say.
> > > >
> > > > He's also been making a large-scale programme
> similar to Oliver's
> > > > Twist that will debuting on international TV
> soon. He drives
> > around
> > > > the UK cooking local food. Then there's a
> follow-up to Jamie's
> > > > kitchen where he gives one of the original 15
> students a chance
> > to
> > > > own their own restaurant. They have to prove
> themselves over the
> > > > series and it should make for very interesting
> TV.
> > > >
> > > > Scarlet Division is still on the back burner.
> Louise (singer)
> > gave
> > > > birth to a little boy in July. Everyone is
> doing their own thing
> > > > these days. We still get together
> occasionally, but it's hard to
> > > > keep a band together when everyone's so busy.
> > > >
> > > > Do say hello if you've just joined!
> > > >
> > > > Bye for now
> > > >
> > > > Leigh
>
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Leigh,

Sounds like you're staying busy and challenged which is always a good thing.  I know Escher - my husband is from  Molesey.  That's a nice area, I hope you're enjoying a different scene.

We're doing really well, thanks.  Work stays busy and the kids are getting bigger by the day, they're now nearly 6 and 2.5.  I don't know how the time has flown so fast!!

Keep taking good care of yourself. I'd love to hear what you're working on if you can share!

Leslie

On 9/29/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@hotmail.com> wrote:

Hi Leslie - I'm fine thanks, good to hear from you. I've been busy
with all kinds of music stuff this year. Scoring orchestral music to
picture for a BBC natural history unit project. writing music for
various TV shows (and pitching for lots that never got off the
ground). And developing a sound effects library which has been
really interesting. I was on a 1.5 mile high mountain in the
Austrian Alps recently, recording the wind (and discovering
vertigo!). I haven't seen much of Jamie this year, he's busier than
ever these days and I've moved to Esher in Surrey, so i'm not near
him geographically any more. We still catch up on the phone and get
together occasionally which is always fun. How are things with you?
Good I hope.

Leigh

ps - Hey Michele, yes that was an official email. I got the same
thing and thought it seemed rather dodgey, but it's to do with the
recent overhaul of Jamie's website. I hope you're ok

--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "Leslie Harris"

<monkeyfish@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Leigh!
>
> It's great to hear from you. How are YOU? What are you doing
these days?
> You didn't say...
>
> I just got around to watching Jamie's School Dinners (which I'd
recorded
> months ago) and it was SHOCKING. Completely shocking. So I'm
thrilled that
> he's carrying on with it. It was good to see what felt like a
more "real"
> side of Jamie than just him showing recipes (as much as I liked
that from
> his previous programs we've seen in the US) and I really felt like
he cares
> enormously about this issue and the health and welfare of school
children.
> Good on him. I know he's probably taking all kinds of crap from
parents who
> don't want to hear their children whine or have to be bothered to
pack a
> (horrible) lunch if their children won't eat the healthy options,
but it
> seems like maybe he's at a point where he isn't willing to just
shut up
> about it and I applaud that. A similar effort is being undertaken
here by
> Chris Kimball of Cook's Illustrated magazine, and I hope it takes
off.
>
> Hope you're doing well!
>
> Leslie
>
>

> On 9/21/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > It's been a while since I updated you with the inside goss so
here
> > goes....
> >
> > As some of you may know, Jamie Oliver has just opened the
4th "Fifteen
> > restaurant" in Melbourne, Australia. He has been in the country
for
> > a while now and just finished a live show in Sydney and Melbourne
> > which went down a storm (see video clips by visiting You
Tube<http://www.youtube.com/>
> >
> > and searching Jamie Oliver). He decided to use the song I wrote
for
> > him a while back called Fish
Stew<http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/829028>

> > which was re-worked slightly and
> > ended up being the finale. This version is available to download
for
> > a limited time.
> >
> > The final night of the Australian live show was filmed by Network
> > Ten in Australia, and may appear on DVD at some point.
> >
> > Jamie has been busy filming lots of new TV shows this year.
Firstly
> > there was a follow-up programme to Jamie's School dinners. This
went
> > out in the UK on Monday just gone and has caused quite a stir in
the
> > UK. Some parents are passing fast food, chips and fizzy drinks
etc,
> > through school fences as a protest to the healthy eating options
> > that are now mandatory in UK schools. Jamie kicks off about it in
> > the programme and also presses Tony Blair on why not enough is
being
> > done - despite his promises. Good on Jamie I say.
> >
> > He's also been making a large-scale programme similar to Oliver's
> > Twist that will debuting on international TV soon. He drives
around
> > the UK cooking local food. Then there's a follow-up to Jamie's
> > kitchen where he gives one of the original 15 students a chance
to
> > own their own restaurant. They have to prove themselves over the
> > series and it should make for very interesting TV.
> >
> > Scarlet Division is still on the back burner. Louise (singer)
gave
> > birth to a little boy in July. Everyone is doing their own thing
> > these days. We still get together occasionally, but it's hard to
> > keep a band together when everyone's so busy.
> >
> > Do say hello if you've just joined!
> >
> > Bye for now
> >
> > Leigh
> >
> >
> >
> > ps - sorry to anyone who would rather not have received this
> > message, please log into the group and change your settings!
Cheers
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

> --
> ~*~Leslie Watson Harris~*~
> Pampered Chef(r) Consultant
> (804) 892-0053
> www.pamperedchef.biz/cookingwithleslie
>

--
~*~Leslie Watson Harris~*~
Pampered Chef® Consultant
(804) 892-0053
www.pamperedchef.biz/cookingwithleslie

Hello Guys,
I have returned from my studies at Oxford. I received
high marks, the highest of my academic career. Dr.
Vale commented on one essay in particular, stating he
would consider it, on the UK scale, a 1st paper
(probably a 1st on the low scale of the 4 tiers that
define a 1st). On the US grade scale, I received a 3.8
GPA. Unfortunately, these scores are not calculated
into my overall GPA at this college, but hopefully
postgraduate schools will re-calculate my scores! =)

Speaking of postgraduate studies, I have applied for
postgraduate studies to 3 uni's in the
UK--U.Liverpool, U.Edinburgh, and U.Sheffield. Funding
may be what keeps me stateside unfortunately. The odds
against me receiving International funding right now
is the ridiculous GRE, and the lack of government
support. To my knowledge, the US awards The Rhodes
Scholar (by nomination only....to 4.0 GPA students),
the Marshall Scholarship (UK award to 3.7 GPA
students), and the Fulbright for overseas studies.
Students awarded the grants also have high GRE scores.
Most winners of these awards come from colleges such
as: UT Austin, Yale, Stanford, Brown, Harvard, UC
Berkeley, etc. Anyone else see the politics of the US
education system?

The problem with the GRE is simple: It's a multiple
choice test. I study History. I spend days writing
1,500;3,000; and 6,000 word essays. History Exams
consist of 2-3 essays to write in 50 or 75 mins. There
are no multiple choice questions...i score low on
multiple tests cause I'm not use to them, and that be
where the odds are against me.

I actually have a flyer I picked up in London about
Jamie's Aussie Live Showing. I'm glad to hear it went
well for him! And I'm glad life is well for many of
you. take care everyone.
~Christy

--- Leslie Harris <monkeyfish@...> wrote:

> Leigh,
>
> Sounds like you're staying busy and challenged which
> is always a good
> thing.  I know Escher - my husband is from  Molesey.
>  That's a nice area, I
> hope you're enjoying a different scene.
>
> We're doing really well, thanks.  Work stays busy
> and the kids are getting
> bigger by the day, they're now nearly 6 and 2.5.  I
> don't know how the time
> has flown so fast!!
>
> Keep taking good care of yourself. I'd love to hear
> what you're working on
> if you can share!
>
> Leslie
>
> On 9/29/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@...>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi Leslie - I'm fine thanks, good to hear from
> you. I've been busy
> > with all kinds of music stuff this year. Scoring
> orchestral music to
> > picture for a BBC natural history unit project.
> writing music for
> > various TV shows (and pitching for lots that never
> got off the
> > ground). And developing a sound effects library
> which has been
> > really interesting. I was on a 1.5 mile high
> mountain in the
> > Austrian Alps recently, recording the wind (and
> discovering
> > vertigo!). I haven't seen much of Jamie this year,
> he's busier than
> > ever these days and I've moved to Esher in Surrey,
> so i'm not near
> > him geographically any more. We still catch up on
> the phone and get
> > together occasionally which is always fun. How are
> things with you?
> > Good I hope.
> >
> > Leigh
> >
> > ps - Hey Michele, yes that was an official email.
> I got the same
> > thing and thought it seemed rather dodgey, but
> it's to do with the
> > recent overhaul of Jamie's website. I hope you're
> ok
> >
> > --- In
>
scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com<scarletdivisionfanclub%40yahoogroups.com>\
,
> > "Leslie Harris"
> >
> > <monkeyfish@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Leigh!
> > >
> > > It's great to hear from you. How are YOU? What
> are you doing
> > these days?
> > > You didn't say...
> > >
> > > I just got around to watching Jamie's School
> Dinners (which I'd
> > recorded
> > > months ago) and it was SHOCKING. Completely
> shocking. So I'm
> > thrilled that
> > > he's carrying on with it. It was good to see
> what felt like a
> > more "real"
> > > side of Jamie than just him showing recipes (as
> much as I liked
> > that from
> > > his previous programs we've seen in the US) and
> I really felt like
> > he cares
> > > enormously about this issue and the health and
> welfare of school
> > children.
> > > Good on him. I know he's probably taking all
> kinds of crap from
> > parents who
> > > don't want to hear their children whine or have
> to be bothered to
> > pack a
> > > (horrible) lunch if their children won't eat the
> healthy options,
> > but it
> > > seems like maybe he's at a point where he isn't
> willing to just
> > shut up
> > > about it and I applaud that. A similar effort is
> being undertaken
> > here by
> > > Chris Kimball of Cook's Illustrated magazine,
> and I hope it takes
> > off.
> > >
> > > Hope you're doing well!
> > >
> > > Leslie
> > >
> > >
> > > On 9/21/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@...> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi Guys,
> > > >
> > > > It's been a while since I updated you with the
> inside goss so
> > here
> > > > goes....
> > > >
> > > > As some of you may know, Jamie Oliver has just
> opened the
> > 4th "Fifteen
> > > > restaurant" in Melbourne, Australia. He has
> been in the country
> > for
> > > > a while now and just finished a live show in
> Sydney and Melbourne
> > > > which went down a storm (see video clips by
> visiting You
> > Tube<http://www.youtube.com/>
> > > >
> > > > and searching Jamie Oliver). He decided to use
> the song I wrote
> > for
> > > > him a while back called Fish
> >
> Stew<http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/829028>
> > > > which was re-worked slightly and
> > > > ended up being the finale. This version is
> available to download
> > for
> > > > a limited time.
> > > >
> > > > The final night of the Australian live show
> was filmed by Network
> > > > Ten in Australia, and may appear on DVD at
> some point.
> > > >
> > > > Jamie has been busy filming lots of new TV
> shows this year.
> > Firstly
> > > > there was a follow-up programme to Jamie's
> School dinners. This
> > went
> > > > out in the UK on Monday just gone and has
> caused quite a stir in
> > the
> > > > UK. Some parents are passing fast food, chips
> and fizzy drinks
> > etc,
> > > > through school fences as a protest to the
> healthy eating options
> > > > that are now mandatory in UK schools. Jamie
> kicks off about it in
> > > > the programme and also presses Tony Blair on
> why not enough is
> > being
> > > > done - despite his promises. Good on Jamie I
> say.
> > > >
> > > > He's also been making a large-scale programme
> similar to Oliver's
> > > > Twist that will debuting on international TV
> soon. He drives
> > around
> > > > the UK cooking local food. Then there's a
> follow-up to Jamie's
> > > > kitchen where he gives one of the original 15
> students a chance
> > to
> > > > own their own restaurant. They have to prove
> themselves over the
> > > > series and it should make for very interesting
> TV.
> > > >
> > > > Scarlet Division is still on the back burner.
> Louise (singer)
> > gave
> > > > birth to a little boy in July. Everyone is
> doing their own thing
> > > > these days. We still get together
> occasionally, but it's hard to
> > > > keep a band together when everyone's so busy.
> > > >
> > > > Do say hello if you've just joined!
> > > >
> > > > Bye for now
> > > >
> > > > Leigh
>
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Hi Leslie - I'm fine thanks, good to hear from you. I've been busy
with all kinds of music stuff this year. Scoring orchestral music to
picture for a BBC natural history unit project. writing music for
various TV shows (and pitching for lots that never got off the
ground). And developing a sound effects library which has been
really interesting. I was on a 1.5 mile high mountain in the
Austrian Alps recently, recording the wind (and discovering
vertigo!). I haven't seen much of Jamie this year, he's busier than
ever these days and I've moved to Esher in Surrey, so i'm not near
him geographically any more. We still catch up on the phone and get
together occasionally which is always fun. How are things with you?
Good I hope.

Leigh



ps - Hey Michele, yes that was an official email. I got the same
thing and thought it seemed rather dodgey, but it's to do with the
recent overhaul of Jamie's website. I hope you're ok









--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "Leslie Harris"
<monkeyfish@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Leigh!
>
> It's great to hear from you.  How are YOU?  What are you doing
these days?
> You didn't say...
>
> I just got around to watching Jamie's School Dinners (which I'd
recorded
> months ago) and it was SHOCKING.  Completely shocking.  So I'm
thrilled that
> he's carrying on with it. It was good to see what felt like a
more "real"
> side of Jamie than just him showing recipes (as much as I liked
that from
> his previous programs we've seen in the US) and I really felt like
he cares
> enormously about this issue and the health and welfare of school
children.
> Good on him.  I know he's probably taking all kinds of crap from
parents who
> don't want to hear their children whine or have to be bothered to
pack a
> (horrible) lunch if their children won't eat the healthy options,
but it
> seems like maybe he's at a point where he isn't willing to just
shut up
> about it and I applaud that.  A similar effort is being undertaken
here by
> Chris Kimball of Cook's Illustrated magazine, and I hope it takes
off.
>
> Hope you're doing well!
>
> Leslie
>
>
> On 9/21/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@...> wrote:
> >
> >    Hi Guys,
> >
> > It's been a while since I updated you with the inside goss so
here
> > goes....
> >
> > As some of you may know, Jamie Oliver has just opened the
4th "Fifteen
> > restaurant" in Melbourne, Australia. He has been in the country
for
> > a while now and just finished a live show in Sydney and Melbourne
> > which went down a storm (see video clips by visiting You
Tube<http://www.youtube.com/>
> >
> > and searching Jamie Oliver). He decided to use the song I wrote
for
> > him a while back called Fish
Stew<http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/829028>
> > which was re-worked slightly and
> > ended up being the finale. This version is available to download
for
> > a limited time.
> >
> > The final night of the Australian live show was filmed by Network
> > Ten in Australia, and may appear on DVD at some point.
> >
> > Jamie has been busy filming lots of new TV shows this year.
Firstly
> > there was a follow-up programme to Jamie's School dinners. This
went
> > out in the UK on Monday just gone and has caused quite a stir in
the
> > UK. Some parents are passing fast food, chips and fizzy drinks
etc,
> > through school fences as a protest to the healthy eating options
> > that are now mandatory in UK schools. Jamie kicks off about it in
> > the programme and also presses Tony Blair on why not enough is
being
> > done - despite his promises. Good on Jamie I say.
> >
> > He's also been making a large-scale programme similar to Oliver's
> > Twist that will debuting on international TV soon. He drives
around
> > the UK cooking local food. Then there's a follow-up to Jamie's
> > kitchen where he gives one of the original 15 students a chance
to
> > own their own restaurant. They have to prove themselves over the
> > series and it should make for very interesting TV.
> >
> > Scarlet Division is still on the back burner. Louise (singer)
gave
> > birth to a little boy in July. Everyone is doing their own thing
> > these days. We still get together occasionally, but it's hard to
> > keep a band together when everyone's so busy.
> >
> > Do say hello if you've just joined!
> >
> > Bye for now
> >
> > Leigh
> >
> >
> >
> > ps - sorry to anyone who would rather not have received this
> > message, please log into the group and change your settings!
Cheers
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
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> Pampered Chef(r) Consultant
> (804) 892-0053
> www.pamperedchef.biz/cookingwithleslie
>

Hi MicheleB,

Sorry there was a glitch in the last message I sent. Once you update your
country, gender and age in your profile - follow the link below and you'll be
subscribed.

http://www.jamieoliver.com/newsletter/resubscribe.php?n=26007&p=bacadc62d6e67d78\
97cef027fa2d416c

If you don't want to subscribe just ignore this email. This will be the last
email sent from me.

Love

Jamie Oxxx

http://www.parentsagainstjunkfood.org/

 

I forgot the link in case any Americans here are interested~!

Leslie

 

On 9/21/06, Leslie Harris <monkeyfish@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Leigh!

It's great to hear from you.  How are YOU?  What are you doing these days?  You didn't say...

 

I just got around to watching Jamie's School Dinners (which I'd recorded months ago) and it was SHOCKING.  Completely shocking.  So I'm thrilled that he's carrying on with it. It was good to see what felt like a more "real" side of Jamie than just him showing recipes (as much as I liked that from his previous programs we've seen in the US) and I really felt like he cares enormously about this issue and the health and welfare of school children.  Good on him.  I know he's probably taking all kinds of crap from parents who don't want to hear their children whine or have to be bothered to pack a (horrible) lunch if their children won't eat the healthy options, but it seems like maybe he's at a point where he isn't willing to just shut up about it and I applaud that.  A similar effort is being undertaken here by Chris Kimball of Cook's Illustrated magazine, and I hope it takes off.

 

Hope you're doing well!

Leslie

 

On 9/21/06, Leigh <scarlet_division@hotmail.com > wrote:

Hi Guys,

It's been a while since I updated you with the inside goss so here goes....

As some of you may know, Jamie Oliver has just opened the 4th "Fifteen
restaurant" in Melbourne, Australia. He has been in the country for
a while now and just finished a live show in Sydney and Melbourne
which went down a storm (see video clips by visiting  You Tube  
and searching Jamie Oliver). He decided to use the song I wrote for
him a while back called Fish Stew  which was re-worked slightly and
ended up being the finale. This version is available to download for
a limited time.

The final night of the Australian live show was filmed by Network
Ten in Australia, and may appear on DVD at some point.

Jamie has been busy filming lots of new TV shows this year. Firstly
there was a follow-up programme to Jamie's School dinners. This went
out in the UK on Monday just gone and has caused quite a stir in the
UK. Some parents are passing fast food, chips and fizzy drinks etc,
through school fences as a protest to the healthy eating options
that are now mandatory in UK schools. Jamie kicks off about it in
the programme and also presses Tony Blair on why not enough is being
done - despite his promises. Good on Jamie I say.

He's also been making a large-scale programme similar to Oliver's
Twist that will debuting on international TV soon. He drives around
the UK cooking local food. Then there's a follow-up to Jamie's
kitchen where he gives one of the original 15 students a chance to
own their own restaurant. They have to prove themselves over the
series and it should make for very interesting TV.

Scarlet Division is still on the back burner. Louise (singer) gave
birth to a little boy in July. Everyone is doing their own thing
these days. We still get together occasionally, but it's hard to
keep a band together when everyone's so busy.

Do say hello if you've just joined!

Bye for now

Leigh



ps - sorry to anyone who would rather not have received this
message, please log into the group and change your settings! Cheers

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www.pamperedchef.biz/cookingwithleslie

Hi Guys,

It's been a while since I updated you with the inside goss so here goes....

As some of you may know, Jamie Oliver has just opened the 4th "Fifteen
restaurant" in Melbourne, Australia. He has been in the country for
a while now and just finished a live show in Sydney and Melbourne
which went down a storm (see video clips by visiting You Tube  
and searching Jamie Oliver). He decided to use the song I wrote for
him a while back called Fish Stew  which was re-worked slightly and
ended up being the finale. This version is available to download for
a limited time.

The final night of the Australian live show was filmed by Network
Ten in Australia, and may appear on DVD at some point.

Jamie has been busy filming lots of new TV shows this year. Firstly
there was a follow-up programme to Jamie's School dinners. This went
out in the UK on Monday just gone and has caused quite a stir in the
UK. Some parents are passing fast food, chips and fizzy drinks etc,
through school fences as a protest to the healthy eating options
that are now mandatory in UK schools. Jamie kicks off about it in
the programme and also presses Tony Blair on why not enough is being
done - despite his promises. Good on Jamie I say.

He's also been making a large-scale programme similar to Oliver's
Twist that will debuting on international TV soon. He drives around
the UK cooking local food. Then there's a follow-up to Jamie's
kitchen where he gives one of the original 15 students a chance to
own their own restaurant. They have to prove themselves over the
series and it should make for very interesting TV.

Scarlet Division is still on the back burner. Louise (singer) gave
birth to a little boy in July. Everyone is doing their own thing
these days. We still get together occasionally, but it's hard to
keep a band together when everyone's so busy.

Do say hello if you've just joined!

Bye for now

Leigh



ps - sorry to anyone who would rather not have received this
message, please log into the group and change your settings! Cheers

Chris, don't shut up,  you're making perfect sense!!

 

My husband is English, so he related to a lot of what we saw on Jamie's school dinner program, and we know that's what's in the schools here, or worse.  We've made the decision to homeschool for a number of reasons, but I have to say that even if we hadn't, we'd be sending our son to Kindergarten this fall with a lunchbox with real food in it.  We don't eat a lot of organic or anything like that (some things, but not everything) but there's just no substitute for REAL food, and it's cheaper than the processed crap, folks are just lazy. 

 

Everyone needs to get involved to make things change, so while I would rather see Jamie do the work and get the credit, I'll get behind what's-his-name's efforts towards getting better food for US schoolchildren, even if they won't be MY children.  Too many parents don't take the time to make their kids lunches and just trust them to the school, and we need the schools to do better.

Leslie (who is shutting up herself now!)

 

On 8/11/06, rc <rc@pyrrhuraworld.com> wrote:

Hello,

 

            The school dinners in the states suck in a major way. We are facing the exact same problem here as Jamie did over in England and that is price. Let all face the fact that it is going to take a major scare or us cooks and parents to go out and force the schools to take a different look at the food that is being severed to our children. What have I done to help prepare for this… I went and got a job as a food service worker in my local cities public school. As I was watching the Jamie's School Dinner episodes I was like umm yea we do that too and we do that. 

 

     After some time in the system about two months in, I started to tell them how bad the food sucked. Yes, I told this to the managers, the Supervisors, the one in charge of training managers, and even the top dog the Superintendent of Food Services.  They were like it takes more time to cook real food (as that how it was when I went to their schools) and they also said it took more people which cost money and they are already spending 23 million a year. Yea, they are real big on it cost 23 million a year.

 

     So as of now I have been with them a year, have my Food Service Managers Certification the city requires, and have completed my Managers Training. I am off to Disney for a few months and then I told them I was coming back and I am applying for a Managers position. Like Jamie says we have to start early and getting into an elementary school sounds like an idea to get started with in my area. The main drive behind this is to show them that kids will eat more than the chicken nuggets and Pizza Hut pizza. Yes, the kids here get pizza 3 out of 5 days, hamburgers and chicken patties 5 of 5 days, aww the food is just horrible.

 

I'll shut up now,

Chris

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Well, that's very, very true. As someone who has no kids, I was just being selfish about my boy (which is what I call Jamie around the house ...). Hopefully, what's-his-name will acknowledge that Jamie started this in the UK but don't hold your breath, eh?

Leslie Harris <monkeyfish@gmail.com> wrote:

They did steal the idea, and hopefully someone will give Jamie the nod for the inspiration during one of the episodes...BUT...the larger picture is that if we can actually do something about school meals here in the US like Jamie  has done in the UK, it will well be worth it.  And I bet you anything Jamie would say the same thing!

Leslie

 

On 8/10/06, Michele B <wyllyf@yahoo.com> wrote:

Ouch. Forgot about that ... Guess I should apply that to the other stations as well ... Thanks for the reality check. But still, they stole the idea ...

John Ross < jross@kcspecialties.com> wrote:

I've seen the school lunch shows, and have a feeling I know why Food Network won't show them here.  When you remove the bad language, the shows would only be 10 minutes long.  I'm no prude, but I've never heard such a concentration of bad language, even when I worked on the farm….

 

John Ross

KC Specialties

www.kcspecialties.com

www.bbqauction.com

www.rcs-kc.com/shop

www.myspace.com/jrinkc

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From: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michele B
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:44 PM
To: Leigh can
Subject: [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Foodnetwork frauds

 

Just saw on the wire that the Food Network's Dave Lieberman is "exploring school food reform!!!!" What A CROCK!!! They can't show JAMIE'S SHOW???????? Man, this just burns me up! The only problem is, there is no other network I get that I can watch to continue learning how to cook or get ideas. This just sucks. And it's TOTALLY a stolen idea! He WISHES he was Jamie. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.      I even contacted my PBS station to see if THEY could show any of his shows, and they said Food Network owned the rights so they couldn't show them. If the National PBS station got the rights, or showed any of Jamie's new stuff, then we could get them, but till them I am SOL. What a bunch of CRAP!

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They did steal the idea, and hopefully someone will give Jamie the nod for the inspiration during one of the episodes...BUT...the larger picture is that if we can actually do something about school meals here in the US like Jamie  has done in the UK, it will well be worth it.  And I bet you anything Jamie would say the same thing!

Leslie

 

On 8/10/06, Michele B <wyllyf@yahoo.com> wrote:

Ouch. Forgot about that ... Guess I should apply that to the other stations as well ... Thanks for the reality check. But still, they stole the idea ...

John Ross <jross@kcspecialties.com> wrote:

I've seen the school lunch shows, and have a feeling I know why Food Network won't show them here.  When you remove the bad language, the shows would only be 10 minutes long.  I'm no prude, but I've never heard such a concentration of bad language, even when I worked on the farm….

 

John Ross

KC Specialties

www.kcspecialties.com

www.bbqauction.com

www.rcs-kc.com/shop

www.myspace.com/jrinkc

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From: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michele B
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:44 PM
To: Leigh can
Subject: [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Foodnetwork frauds

 

Just saw on the wire that the Food Network's Dave Lieberman is "exploring school food reform!!!!" What A CROCK!!! They can't show JAMIE'S SHOW???????? Man, this just burns me up! The only problem is, there is no other network I get that I can watch to continue learning how to cook or get ideas. This just sucks. And it's TOTALLY a stolen idea! He WISHES he was Jamie. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.     I even contacted my PBS station to see if THEY could show any of his shows, and they said Food Network owned the rights so they couldn't show them. If the National PBS station got the rights, or showed any of Jamie's new stuff, then we could get them, but till them I am SOL. What a bunch of CRAP!

"People last too long, and pets don't last long enough." - Anonymous (via Mick Graves 1955-2006)

 

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--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "Leslie Harris"
<monkeyfish@...> wrote:
>

They shouldve still seen about airing Jamie's show. Hes the only
thing that really gave the food network an "edge", and theyve got to
take some chances, and not just keep banking on the fact that
Rachael Ray will bring in viewers (She's getting uber annoying
lately, and waiting 5 hours to see her for about 10 seconds at a
booksigning really isnt good PR either....)

> >
> >
> > *John Ross <jross@...>* wrote:
> >
> > I've seen the school lunch shows, and have a feeling I know
why Food
> > Network won't show them here. When you remove the bad language,
the shows
> > would only be 10 minutes long. I'm no prude, but I've never
heard such a
> > concentration of bad language, even when I worked on the farm….
> >
> > John Ross
> > KC Specialties
> > www.kcspecialties.com
> > www.bbqauction.com
> > www.rcs-kc.com/shop
> > www.myspace.com/jrinkc
> > ------------------------------
> > *From:* scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:
> > scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Michele B
> > *Sent:* Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:44 PM
> > *To:* Leigh can
> > *Subject:* [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Foodnetwork frauds
> >
> > Just saw on the wire that the Food Network's Dave Lieberman
is "exploring
> > school food reform!!!!" What A CROCK!!! They can't show JAMIE'S
SHOW????????
> > Man, this just burns me up! The only problem is, there is no
other network I
> > get that I can watch to continue learning how to cook or get
ideas. This
> > just sucks. And it's TOTALLY a stolen idea! He WISHES he was
Jamie.
> > Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. I even contacted my
PBS
> > station to see if THEY could show any of his shows, and they
said Food
> > Network owned the rights so they couldn't show them. If the
National PBS
> > station got the rights, or showed any of Jamie's new stuff, then
we could
> > get them, but till them I am SOL. What a bunch of CRAP!
> >
> > "People last too long, and pets don't last long enough." -
Anonymous (via
> > Mick Graves 1955-2006)
> >
> > ------------------------------
> > Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com
<http://yahoo.com/>. Check
> > it out.
<http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=42974/*http:/www.yahoo.com/preview>
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "People last too long, and pets don't last long enough." -
Anonymous (via
> > Mick Graves 1955-2006)
> >
> > ------------------------------
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail
Beta.<http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=42297/*http://advision.webevents.yah
oo.com/handraisers>
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
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> Pampered Chef(r) Consultant
> (804) 892-0053
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> $10,000 Home Depot MAKEOVER plus receive two PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY
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--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "Leslie Harris"
<monkeyfish@...> wrote:
>

They shouldve still seen about airing Jamie's show. Hes the only
thing that really gave the food network an "edge", and theyve got to
take some chances, and not just keep banking on the fact that
Rachael Ray will bring in viewers (She's getting uber annoying
lately, and waiting 5 hours to see her for about 10 seconds at a
booksigning really isnt good PR either....)


> >
> >
> > *John Ross <jross@...>* wrote:
> >
> >   I've seen the school lunch shows, and have a feeling I know
why Food
> > Network won't show them here.  When you remove the bad language,
the shows
> > would only be 10 minutes long.  I'm no prude, but I've never
heard such a
> > concentration of bad language, even when I worked on the farm….
> >
> >  John Ross
> >  KC Specialties
> >  www.kcspecialties.com
> >  www.bbqauction.com
> >  www.rcs-kc.com/shop
> >  www.myspace.com/jrinkc
> >  ------------------------------
> >  *From:* scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:
> > scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Michele B
> > *Sent:* Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:44 PM
> > *To:* Leigh can
> > *Subject:* [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Foodnetwork frauds
> >
> > Just saw on the wire that the Food Network's Dave Lieberman
is "exploring
> > school food reform!!!!" What A CROCK!!! They can't show JAMIE'S
SHOW????????
> > Man, this just burns me up! The only problem is, there is no
other network I
> > get that I can watch to continue learning how to cook or get
ideas. This
> > just sucks. And it's TOTALLY a stolen idea! He WISHES he was
Jamie.
> > Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.   I even contacted my
PBS
> > station to see if THEY could show any of his shows, and they
said Food
> > Network owned the rights so they couldn't show them. If the
National PBS
> > station got the rights, or showed any of Jamie's new stuff, then
we could
> > get them, but till them I am SOL. What a bunch of CRAP!
> >
> > "People last too long, and pets don't last long enough." -
Anonymous (via
> > Mick Graves 1955-2006)
> >
> >  ------------------------------
> >  Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com
<http://yahoo.com/>. Check
> > it out.
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> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "People last too long, and pets don't last long enough." -
Anonymous (via
> > Mick Graves 1955-2006)
> >
> > ------------------------------
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail
Beta.<http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=42297/*http://advision.webevents.yah
oo.com/handraisers>
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> --
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> Pampered Chef(r) Consultant
> (804) 892-0053
> www.pamperedchef.biz/cookingwithleslie
> Start Your Own Business in July or August for FREE and enter to
win a
> $10,000 Home Depot MAKEOVER plus receive two PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY
KNIVES
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>

I’ve seen the school lunch shows, and have a feeling I know why Food Network won’t show them here.  When you remove the bad language, the shows would only be 10 minutes long.  I’m no prude, but I’ve never heard such a concentration of bad language, even when I worked on the farm….

 

John Ross

KC Specialties

www.kcspecialties.com

www.bbqauction.com

www.rcs-kc.com/shop

www.myspace.com/jrinkc

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From: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Michele B
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:44 PM
To: Leigh can
Subject: [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Foodnetwork frauds

 

Just saw on the wire that the Food Network's Dave Lieberman is "exploring school food reform!!!!" What A CROCK!!! They can't show JAMIE'S SHOW???????? Man, this just burns me up! The only problem is, there is no other network I get that I can watch to continue learning how to cook or get ideas. This just sucks. And it's TOTALLY a stolen idea! He WISHES he was Jamie. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.   I even contacted my PBS station to see if THEY could show any of his shows, and they said Food Network owned the rights so they couldn't show them. If the National PBS station got the rights, or showed any of Jamie's new stuff, then we could get them, but till them I am SOL. What a bunch of CRAP!

"People last too long, and pets don't last long enough." - Anonymous (via Mick Graves 1955-2006)

 

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Good Luck, Nick.

Im starting a 2 year culinary program, as my last 2 years of HS this
year. I'm really excited, as you probably are.

Cheers!
-Dan

--- In scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com, "rc" <rc@...> wrote:
>
> Hey Guys,
>
>
>
>                        While we are on this subject, I am heading
off to do
> one of my first culinary internships. Of all places to start, god
I feel
> this is a Super Bowl commercial by saying this. I am headed to
Disney World.
> I have one year of classes under my belt and just finished my
Associates in
> Science so I hope I can focus more now on my cooking.
>
>
>
> Chef to be,
>
> Chris
>
>
>
> From: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
scarletdivision
> Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 10:26 AM
> To: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Finally Qualfied
>
>
>
> Hey Guys,
>
> Well I have finally qualified and am now a Chef!.
> Now all I need is a scooter and a TV show :)
>
> Thanks for the update Leigh. Sounds like the party was great fun
from
> what you were saying.
>
> Can't wait to see the TV show and to hear the PODCAST. All I need
to
> do is get my iPod fixed. Stupid thing...
>
> Nick.
> <http://geo.yahoo.com/serv?
s=97359714&grpId=5549094&grpspId=1600331911&msgId
> =2647&stime=1154269590&nc1=3848598&nc2=3858789&nc3=3848432>
>

Hey Guys,

                       While we are on this subject, I am heading off to do one of my first culinary internships. Of all places to start, god I feel this is a Super Bowl commercial by saying this… I am headed to Disney World. I have one year of classes under my belt and just finished my Associates in Science so I hope I can focus more now on my cooking.

Chef to be,

Chris

From: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com [mailto:scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of scarletdivision
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 10:26 AM
To: scarletdivisionfanclub@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Scarlet Division Fan Club] Finally Qualfied

Hey Guys,

Well I have finally qualified and am now a Chef!.
Now all I need is a scooter and a TV show :)

Thanks for the update Leigh. Sounds like the party was great fun from
what you were saying.

Can't wait to see the TV show and to hear the PODCAST. All I need to
do is get my iPod fixed. Stupid thing...

Nick.

Congratulations, Nick!  That's fantastic!  Where are you working now?

 

Leslie

 

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