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			     the Sultans of Swing
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	   BOAT.SND   Sound of a swinging, rocking Shrimp boat.

       ODD_FISH.GIF   An unusual fish that lives in the sea.
		      You can probably see this at an aquarium.

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			      they played CREOLE
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			  like they do in loUiSiAna

   EASY SHRIMP CREOLE  [*]
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     2 tbsps butter or margarine          1 bay leaf
   1/3 cup chopped onion                1/2 cup chopped celery
     2 tbsps buttermilk biscuit mix     1/2 cup chopped green pepper
 1 1/2 cups water                         2 lbs shrimp,
     1 can (6 oz) tomato paste                  shelled & cleaned
 1 1/2 tsp salt                           FLUFFY RICE
  DASH of pepper
   1/4 tsp sugar

   In skillet, melt butter, add onion & cook slightly.
   ADD biscuit mix and stir until well blended.
   COMBINE remaining ingredients EXCEPT shrimp & rice,
   and ADD with onion mixture to Crock-Pot. STIR WELL.

   Cover & cook on LOW setting for 7 to 9 HOURS.

   ONE HOUR before serving, turn to HIGH setting and
   ADD shrimp !!

   REMOVE bay leaf and serve over a bed of fluffy rice.
   Makes 6 servings.

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   When there's a STORM out on the ocean, the Shrimpers are
   likely to catch these FRESHWATER CRUSTACEANs instead:
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   CRAYFISH TAIL SALAD  [**]
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   36 Crayfish Tails              12 large Prawns, peeled & deveined
    1 Avocado                      1 bunch of watercress
    2 Belgian Endives              2 slices of white bread
    1 lemon                        8 tbsp Olive oil from Spain
 DASH of Salt & Pepper             3 tbsp Sherry Vinegar
				     or Red Wine Vinegar

    WASH & dry the watercress & endives, separating the leaves.
    PEEL the Avocado, cut it with a spoon & sprinkle with lemon
    juice to keep it from turning black.
    SET the ingredients on serving plates.
    FRY the bread, cut in small squares in Olive oil, and set on
    the plates of salad.
    PREPARE a dressing of Olive oil, sherry vinegar, salt & pepper.
    COOK the crayfish & prawns, separately, for approximately
    4 to 5 minutes.
    SEPARATE the tails, peel them & cut the prawns lengthwise.
    PLACE on the salad while still warm & serve immediately,
    sprinkling with the dressing.

    [*]  from the book:
	 RIVAL Crock*Pot Cooking
	 (Western Publishing Company; Racine, Wisconsin; 1975)

   [**]  from the Olive Oil Exporters Association of SPAIN
	 (Asoliva; 1987; Madrid, Spain)
	 Telephone:  (341) 446 88 12
	       FAX:  (341) 593 19 18
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       These dishes are just two of the many you can find
       in fine restaurants throughout NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana!!
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        Terminal baggage claim.
	    by Chick Corea

	This guy's acoustic piano playing is superb.
	Reminds me of what you'd hear
	on NIGHTSCAPES or on Windham Hill Records.
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 If you don't like to eat fish you can still have fun with them.
 Like going to see them in a pet store or at an Aquarium.

   Your local Library often has free passes to Aquariums near you.

   In New Hampshire there will soon (June 13, 1992) be:

   SEACOAST Science Center
   on Route 1A
   Odiorne Point State Park
   Rye, NH

   This place will have a 1,000 gallon "Gulf of Maine" tank
   and a touch tank.  PLUS, since they're near the beach,
   guided tours of REAL tidal pools in the State Park.
   If you join the Audubon Society of NH you get a FREE one day pass.
   Call them at (603) 224-9909.   Or write to:
   AUDUBON HOUSE
   3 Silk Farm Road
   P.O. Box 528-B
   Concord, NH 03302-0516

   In BOSTON there's the
   New England Aquarium,
   on Central Wharf,
   near the Marriott Hotel,
   and the great Italian North End,
   and Quincy Market,
   and Fanueil Hall.

   A really FUN thing to do when you visit the
   NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM is to fake out the PENGUINS.
   If you're on the concourse that is over the penguin
   pool, try this:   Put your hand straight out so that
   it casts a shadow over the pool.  Watch for a penguin to
   swim close... then slowly move your hand.  You should see
   the penguin start to chase your hand's shadow because it
   thinks your hand's shadow may be a fish.
   The other critters to see are the FLASHLIGHT FISHes.
   These are creepy looking fish whose eyes glow
   in the dark (via bioluminescence).

   If you'd like to learn more about fish you should read
   some books by ANN DOWNER such as "SPRING POOLS"
   and "DON'T BLINK NOW".  If you can't find them try
   calling the NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM Public Relations Office
   (617) 973-5200

   If you're in BOSTON and your kids don't like fish,
   I highly recommend the Pizzeria Regina in the heart
   of the North End.  They have the BEST pizza & it has
   the old wooden booths, AND until about two years ago,
   they were the last place I knew of on the planet that
   sold Coca-Cola in GLASS BOTTLES.
   REGINA's PIZZERIA is at 11 & 1/2 Thatcher Street, Boston.

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		"You've got to Live & Learn."
		      - JOE PUBLIC
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        A legendary Chinese proverb by Confucius:
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	 * Give a man a fish & you feed him for a day.

	 * Teach a man to fish & you feed him for life.

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   and speaking of learning, & aquariums, & travel...

   I just gassed up the other day at a SHELL gas station
   and they gave me a FREE Presidential Collector Coin
   and a special Presidential Collector Coins holder.
   I don't have any kids but I know as a kid I enjoyed
   presidential stuff and coins.  These remind me
   of the baseball coins that I could only get as a
   kid when I went to Connecticut.  (That was also the ONLY
   place I could watch SOUPY SALES on TV!!  Boston
   must have jammed his television signal somehow.)

   If a Shell station isn't handy to you and you want to
   get a set for your kids you can get them (according to the
   back of the holder) from the:

   SHELL PRESIDENTIAL COIN COLLECTION OFFER
   P.O. Box 3386
   Maple Plain, MN 55592

   PLEASE NOTE:
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   Offer, unfortunately, Limited to residents of the U.S.
   [But I bet that if you have a pen pal in New Orleans,
   or anywhere else in Louisiana, you could still get it.
   Just like I'll figure a way to get a SOUPY SALES videotape
   into my home someday.]
   Quantities are LIMITED.
   And offer is valid from 5/22/92 to 12/31/92
   or while supplies last.
   And requests must be received by 12/31/92.

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