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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. Memo from Mr. Simmons to Geoffrey Salmon proposing to use LEO in the job of valuing the Cadby Hall Bakeries Output and Sales as an experiment before LEO is properly used. 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. In April 2003, Sarah gave birth to her third son, Joseph, whom she shares with her current husband Peter Salmon. Peter has three children from his previous marriage.

In March, Dennis the Menace first appears in ‘The Beano,’ and in April the first UK National Park – the Peak District – is founded – followed later in the year by the Lake District, Snowdonia and Dartmoor. By February, LEO received its first VIP visitor – HRH Princess Elizabeth, who witnessed a trial run. It is gratifying to know that 70 years on, The Queen wrote to the Society that she ‘fondly remembers her tour of Cadby Hall and viewing Lyons Electronic Office.’

Opening up about her relationship with Simon, who is a doctor, she said: "My twin is a doctor and I drive him mad, but he makes me see the funny side of things."] Children His approach to design was innovative in delivery, informed by the clients’ business needs. In the early years he was responsible for some of the first supermarkets, GEM Stores and a brutalist complex of apartments in Camden for Abbey Road Co-op. For Heffers bookshop in Cambridge, he opened up the sales floors into a basement area, vastly extending the prime retail space in a rich mix of in-situ concrete and hardwood. Such was the strength of the Practice’s connection with clients that Peter also got to build a family home for the Heffers. Air Chief Marshal Sir William Geoffrey Hanson Salmond, KCB , KCMG , DSO (19 August 1878 – 27 April 1933) was a senior commander in the Royal Flying Corps during the First World War. Remaining in the Royal Air Force after the war, he held senior appointments in the Middle East, Great Britain and India. In late 1928 and early 1929, he directed the evacuation from Kabul of British embassy staff and others, by air. Salmond went on to take up the post of Officer Commanding No. 1 Squadron RFC on 26 January 1915. [14] In the First World War the squadron operated over the Western Front and Salmond and his squadron took part in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle, including the Battle of Hill 60 and the Battle of Aubers Ridge. [3] He was appointed a wing commander on 18 August 1915 [15] and sent to command the Fifth Wing in Egypt in November 1916. [3] He was promoted to brevet lieutenant colonel on 3 June 1916. [16]

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.Research comments: This is an early document on what became the world's first commercial computer program. That job was known internally at Lyons as L3, the Lyons Bakery Valuations job, which produced valuations of the output and sales of the Cadby Hall bakeries. The document refers to the experimental nature of these early programs and Lyons' need to approach the experiment as a test of what would happen once their new computer was fully operational in terms of the data required to feed the new machine, its output and the timings for both. (LM) Sir Geoffrey Salmond". Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer. 28 April 1933. p.11 – via British Newspaper Archive. 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] There’s an ignited enthusiasm as he continues: ” it’s simply that this was modern architecture, and modern architects used flat roofs. At the time we were modern, young, young, modern architects, you know, we were jolly well going to prove it, which we did”. Not only did the ITV drama help launch Sarah's career, it is also how she met her second husband Peter Salmon who she married in 2001. The couple welcomed their first child together, Joseph, in 2003.

Take the guesswork out of microwave cooking by using a meat thermometer to be certain your fish is cooked through. When done, the microwave salmon should be between 130°F – 140°F. How long do you have to microwave salmon? The action referred to was during the operations in Sinai at the end of 1916. [1] In this command he was responsible for providing air cooperation for General Jan Smuts's force in East Africa, [5] for the forces in Salonika and Mesopotamia, for Allenby's conquest of Palestine, and for the RFC in India. [5] He was promoted to the substantive rank of lieutenant colonel on 3 September 1918. [18] BBC Happy Valley Viktor star Anthony Flanagan’s life from famous actress wife to Sheridan Smith link

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At last, in the very last week of November 1951, the program did indeed go live and a note from TRT (TR Thompson) tells us that the ‘Cadby Hall Bakery Job’ was completed by 2.35 p.m. on Friday 30th – and that it ran regularly from that time onwards. Success! 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. PJL was a big man with a reputation as a demanding leader, who could ‘throw the toys around’ if things weren’t going well, but he was also a very proper gentleman, and totally supportive of his partners, regardless of their opinions of him.

In talking about the design approach he took, to maximise liveable space in such restricted given circumstances Geoffrey searches, hard, to remember: 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". 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”.a b c d e f "Sir Geoffrey Salmond". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (onlineed.). Oxford University Press. 2004. doi: 10.1093/ref:odnb/35916 . Retrieved 5 August 2012. (Subscription or UK public library membership required.) 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 To Peter, the firm was all-important, its output the result of collective talent and endeavour, so it is difficult to single out later projects for which he might claim credit, yet his influence was all pervasive. He was the owner and proudest promoter of the firm’s collective achievements in town planning and highway design, as well as the wide range of architectural, landscape and interior design commissions; a truly multi disciplinary design practice. Sir Geoffrey Salmond ill". Aberdeen Press and Journal. 3 April 1933. p.6 – via British Newspaper Archive.