Lampreys: From Roman tables to medieval feasts and royal banquets
The text notes lampreys, abhorrent to most, as a centuries old delicacy. It cites their popularity in ancient Rome under emperors like Vitellius, medieval French recipes with lamprey marinated in wine, and a claim that King Henry I reportedly died from lamprey pie.
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Doug Sahm Biography Highlights Career and Influence
San Antonio native Doug Sahm began singing country and western at six and switched to blues by fourteen. He formed the Sir Douglas Quintet in 1964, peaked with She’s About A Mover in 1965, and toured with the Rolling Stones and Beach Boys. He helped shape the Bay Area sound after moving near Salinas and later led Doug Sahm and Friends with Bobby Dylan aboard.
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Viewers on UHF will access KDAL on 72 WDSM on 75 and KTHI on 80. VHF viewers get KNMT on 12. Cable users receive KDAL 3 KXJB 4 CBWT 5 WDSM 6 WOAY 8 KTHI 11 KNMT 12 WIRT 13. Information for television log is supplied to the Pioneer by the TV stations.
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