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1. 1299

   1299 - It is on record, that when the English forces were besieging a castle in Lothian, in the year 1299, their supply of provisions was exhausted, and their only resource was in the peas and beans of the surj rounding fields. This circumstance would lead to a belief ...Historical evidence would make it appear that both the pea and the bean must not only have been introduced, but extensively cultivated in some parts of Scotland, as well as in England, at a very early period. It is on record, that when the English forces were besieging a castle in Lothian, in the year 1299, their supply of provisions was exhausted, and their only resource was in the peas and beans of the surj rounding fields. This circumstance would lead to a belief that the pea ... Show moreShow less From A Description and History of Vegetable Substances, Used in the Arts, and … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=qFRkAAAAMAAJ&pg ...

2. 1355

   1355 - Lady Clare, grand-daughter of Edward the First, bequeaths in the year 1355, sixty-one quarters of beans, peas and vetehes for the season of Lent ;f and Palsgrave is said to have this phrase, " I parche pesyn as folkes use in Lent." It is not unlikely that peas ...Lady Clare, grand-daughter of Edward the First, bequeaths in the year 1355, sixty-one quarters of beans, peas and vetehes for the season of Lent ;f and Palsgrave is said to have this phrase, " I parche pesyn as folkes use in Lent." It is not unlikely that peas cooked with butter and pepper as above described, were used on this day as a more epicurean dish than parched peas, the ordinary food of the laborer. Show moreShow less From Medii Aevi Kalendarium - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=nmOSVT9AtZUC&pg ...

3. 1493

   1493 - Later, peas were refined and cultivated by the Italians, who, in turn, introduced them to France. Peas were brought to the New World by Columbus, who planted the first crop in America in 1493 on Isabella Island. The Indians fell in love with this vegetable ...Peas are an ancient food, and no one is certain of their origin. They were popular among the Romans, and written about in Norse mythology. Later, peas were refined and cultivated by the Italians, who, in turn, introduced them to France. Peas were brought to the New World by Columbus, who planted the first crop in America in 1493 on Isabella Island. The Indians fell in love with this vegetable , and readily incorporated it into their cuisine. Show moreShow less From Mollie Katzen Online www.molliekatzen.com/superfoods/superfood.php ...

4. 1533

   1533 - When Catherine de Medici married Henry II of France in 1533, she brought many of her favorite foods with her from Italy including the piselli novella. These little peas were so different from the dried peas of peasant fare that, among the elite, they created a ...When Catherine de Medici married Henry II of France in 1533, she brought many of her favorite foods with her from Italy including the piselli novella. These little peas were so different from the dried peas of peasant fare that, among the elite, they created a new vogue in French cuisine. The French became known for their exceptional tiny peas called petit pois, a name still used today. Some areas of France became so well known for their peas that the names of towns such as ... Show moreShow less From Products - Related web pages www.bestcookingpulses.com/history.html

5. 1555

   1555 - Originally from the Middle East, peas soon spread through the Mediterranean region and on to India and China. The cultivation of peas in Europe helped to stave off a famine in England in 1555. Peas are most commonly used in their split form. Whole Green Peas ...The Split Pea has more of an earthy flavor than the whole dried pea, similar to the lentil in versatility and nourishment.Whole Dried Peas have a history going back some 10000 years. Originally from the Middle East, peas soon spread through the Mediterranean region and on to India and China. The cultivation of peas in Europe helped to stave off a famine in England in 1555. Peas are most commonly used in their split form. Whole Green Peas are an acceptable substitute for ... Show moreShow less From Woodland Foods - Dried Chiles - Ancho Chipotle Guajillo De Arbol … - Related web pages www.woodlandfoods.us/products/PEAS_GREEN_WHOLE ...

6. 1607

   1607 - An old book published in 1607 endeavours to supply a figurative meaning to the use oi peas or beans on Mid-Lent Sunday. Thus it is said that in the case of fried beans confession must be understood; that " sodden beans " implies that it is not sufficient merely ...An old book published in 1607 endeavours to supply a figurative meaning to the use oi peas or beans on Mid-Lent Sunday. Thus it is said that in the case of fried beans confession must be understood; that " sodden beans " implies that it is not sufficient merely to confess our sins, but that we must let them " lie in steepe in the water of meditation j" that " strained peas " means true contrition of heart; and that peas which have been seethed in river or running water may be ... Show moreShow less From Hampshire Notes and Queries, Repr. from the Winchester Observer & … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=vgoIAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA61 ...

7. 1644

   Oct 1644 - The tradition of eating these peas goes back to the 1700s, when Newcastle was a Royalist city. From June to October 1644 it was under siege from the Roundheads, and famine was fast approaching. A Dutch ship with a cargo of carlin peas managed to break ...The tradition of eating these peas goes back to the 1700s, when Newcastle was a Royalist city. From June to October 1644 it was under siege from the Roundheads, and famine was fast approaching. A Dutch ship with a cargo of carlin peas managed to break through the blockade and the starving people survived. The tradition of famine breaking and Lent is synonymous, and the peas formed a vital part of Lent fasting. Show moreShow less From Cumbria Life | Peas, Lent and Royalists - Related web pages www.cumbrialife.co.uk/peas-lent-and-royalists ...

8. 1660

   1660 - For many years their culture does not appear to have been much attended to, hut after the Restoration of Charles II. in 1660, tbe taste for green peas became fashionable, and has continued to be so up to the present time—enormous prices being still paid for young ...For many years their culture does not appear to have been much attended to, hut after the Restoration of Charles II. in 1660, tbe taste for green peas became fashionable, and has continued to be so up to the present time—enormous prices being still paid for young peas very early In the season, when they are scarce and regarded as a great delicacy. To have peas In the highest perfection, tliey should not be allowed to get too old or too large. Show moreShow less From The Treasury of Botany - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=WNknAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

9. 1674

   1674 - Brought to the West Indies from West Africa by slaves, by earliest records in 1674. Originally used as food for livestock, they became a staple of the slaves' diet. During the Civil War, black-eyed peas (field peas) and corn were thus ignored by Sherman's ...Brought to the West Indies from West Africa by slaves, by earliest records in 1674. Originally used as food for livestock, they became a staple of the slaves' diet. During the Civil War, black-eyed peas (field peas) and corn were thus ignored by Sherman's troops. Left behind in the fields, they became important food for the Confederate South. In the American South, eating black-eyed peas and greens (such as collards) on New Year's Day is considered good luck: the peas ... Show moreShow less From Food Videos For Holiday Salsa Honolulu HI - Honolulu HI, cooking … - Related web pages articles.directorym.com ...

10. 1695

    1695 - The origins of the sweet pea are unclear, but according to the bureau, the first written record of the flowering plant appeared in 1695 by Francisco Cupani, a Franciscan monk who wrote that he had seen sweet peas in Sicily. The bi-colored sweet peas with blue ...The origins of the sweet pea are unclear, but according to the bureau, the first written record of the flowering plant appeared in 1695 by Francisco Cupani, a Franciscan monk who wrote that he had seen sweet peas in Sicily. The bi-colored sweet peas with blue and purple petals available today on seed racks are called "Cupani" for the monk. "Cupani" has relatively small flowers and fine, short stems, but a great spicy scent and rich colors. Show moreShow less From Plant sale is great place for mingling - Related web pages www.bakersfield.com/news/columnist/joanswenson ...

11. 1696

    1696 - Peas actually didn't become popular in Europe until the 1600s and were considered very much an extravagant luxury. So much in fact, that Madame de Maintenon criticized the lusting for fresh peas in a famous letter at the court of Louis XIV in 1696. Today ...Because the snow pea is entirely edible, this explains its French name, mange- tout, meaning "eat it all." Peas actually didn't become popular in Europe until the 1600s and were considered very much an extravagant luxury. So much in fact, that Madame de Maintenon criticized the lusting for fresh peas in a famous letter at the court of Louis XIV in 1696. Today, snow peas are a favorite in Oriental cuisine. Show moreShow less From Snow Peas Information, Recipes and Facts - Related web pages www.specialtyproduce.com/produce/Snow_Peas_425.php

12. 1699

    1699 - In 1699, a botanizing monk, Father Cupani first harvested sweet peas in the wild on an island off the coast of Sicily. In the 19th century, an Englishman named Eckford began hybridizing and selecting sweet peas, introducing larger varieties in a wider range of ...Sweet peas have a long and fascinating horticultural history. In 1699, a botanizing monk, Father Cupani first harvested sweet peas in the wild on an island off the coast of Sicily. In the 19th century, an Englishman named Eckford began hybridizing and selecting sweet peas, introducing larger varieties in a wider range of colors. These "grandifloras" were widely acclaimed as cut flowers , and they are the type of sweet peas we now call "old-fashioned" or "heirloom". Show moreShow less From Renee's Article: Success with Sweet Peas--How to grow from seed - Related web pages www.reneesgarden.com/articles/success-swp.html

13. 1734

    1734 - The next receipt is in 1734, and is for clover seed and for peas; peas, as I have observed, not being in dispute.for the tithes of ten acres of peas and three acres of cinquefbil seed. Now that being an acknowledgment of having received the value of the tithes of peas, as well as of clover seed, that receipt proves too much ; for on this record he sets up a right to the tithes of artificial seeds alone,— admitting, therefore^ that the vicar is entitled to the tithe of peas. The next receipt is in 1734, and is for clover seed and for peas; peas, as I have observed, not being in dispute. Show moreShow less From Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Exchequer - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=XUEwAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

14. 1770

    1770 - Born Peas Creek NC circa 1770. According to US Board on Geographic Names Peas Creek would have been an area of VA and NC and would have been correctly called Pea Hill Creek which begins in Brunswick Co., VA and flows southeast into Northampton Co ...HARPER - Looking for information on Leonard Harper Jr., son of Leonard Harper Sr . Born Peas Creek NC circa 1770. According to US Board on Geographic Names Peas Creek would have been an area of VA and NC and would have been correctly called Pea Hill Creek which begins in Brunswick Co., VA and flows southeast into Northampton Co., NC into Lake Gaston, about 21 kilometers northwest of the community of Roanoke Rapids. Jun 3, 1997 - 16:47 - From: - M ... Show moreShow less From Northampton Co. Queries - Part 2 - Related web pages www.ncgenweb.us/northampton/query-2.htm

15. 1780

    1780 - It may have been the same or an allied species of grub mentioned by Amoroux as having spread an alarm in France in 1780, when the old fancy of its being poisonous induced the public authorities to prohibit peas from being sold in the marketsf. The insect most ...It may have been the same or an allied species of grub mentioned by Amoroux as having spread an alarm in France in 1780, when the old fancy of its being poisonous induced the public authorities to prohibit peas from being sold in the marketsf. The insect most destructive to our peas is the pulse beetle (Bruchus granarius, LINN.), which sometimes lays an egg on every pea in a pod, which the grub, when hatched, destroys. Show moreShow less From Insect Transformations - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=40gVAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

16. 1803

    1803 - In 1803,used lime alone. I have also used lime advantageously for corn, root potatoes, wheat, and rye. But when oats and the common field-pea was afterwards planted on the same land, I noticed the oats and peas blasted on all the spots where the heaps of limo had ...In 1803,used lime alone. I have also used lime advantageously for corn, root potatoes, wheat, and rye. But when oats and the common field-pea was afterwards planted on the same land, I noticed the oats and peas blasted on all the spots where the heaps of limo had been laid down. Whether this effect on oats and peas was caused by the earth in those spots having been stimulated to exhaustion by the lime, or there is something in lime not suitable when applied to thuse plants, I am ... Show moreShow less From DeBow's Review ... - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=CCcKAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

17. 1807

    1807 - In the course of the year 1807, a gentleman •was induced to cut down his peas, which had been attacked by vermin, before the pods were one-third filled, in order to take the chance of saving his straw; but the crop having produced some peas also, which looked ...One of the most curious facts, regarding the sowing of diseased grain, occurred in the south of Scotland. In the course of the year 1807, a gentleman •was induced to cut down his peas, which had been attacked by vermin, before the pods were one-third filled, in order to take the chance of saving his straw; but the crop having produced some peas also, which looked healthy, he was led to sow them, and from that seed, had this year a most plentiful crop, both of straw and peas well ... Show moreShow less From An Account of the Systems of Husbandry Adopted in the More Improved … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=jxcAAAAAQAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

18. 1821	Feb 21, 1821 - Feb. 21, 1821. On peas and pea- bngs ; superstitions of farmers in regard to the moon. From Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=WuYVAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

19. 1827

    Oct 15, 1827 - Duffiyn, Cardiff, S. Wales, Oct. 15. 1827. ART. XV. A successful Method of scaring small Birds from destroying Garden Crops, and especially Peas, with some Remarks on sowing Peas. By TL, Mail I a Hill. From THE GARDENER'S MAGAZINE - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=dBwFAAAAQAAJ&pg ...

20. 1844

    Jun 4, 1844 - Mr Grimstone sowed them very carefully on June 4, 1844, and at the end of the 30th he had the pleasure of seeing the pea spring up, which has from that time been named the mummy pea, not less prolific than the famous wheat of Egypt so admired by the ancients.674. he peas were shrivelled and as hard as a rock. Mr Grimstone sowed them very carefully on June 4, 1844, and at the end of the 30th he had the pleasure of seeing the pea spring up, which has from that time been named the mummy pea, not less prolific than the famous wheat of Egypt so admired by the ancients. Dr Plate ha» given lectures to the Syro-Egyptian Society on the mummy pea. Show moreShow less From The canon of the holy Scriptures from the double point of view of science … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=h7wCAAAAQAAJ&pg ...

21. 1854

    1854 - Back in 1854, Mendel began in the monastery garden with the selection of suitable varieties of garden pea (Pisum sativum) for crossing experiments. In his experiments, he considered common characteristics of pea plants, or, who allowed a clear distinction is, for ...Back in 1854, Mendel began in the monastery garden with the selection of suitable varieties of garden pea (Pisum sativum) for crossing experiments. In his experiments, he considered common characteristics of pea plants, or, who allowed a clear distinction is, for example, red-flowered and white-flowered, with yellow or green pea seeds. The crossing led by Mendel, by bringing pollen from peas of one race on the scars of peas of another race. This crossing technique was not new. Show moreShow less From Gregor Johann Mendel (1822-1884) www.merke.ch/biografien/biologen_en/mendel.php

22. 1856

    1856 - He was a fine teacher and a talented experimentalist. In 1856, he began work in two areas. He studied meteorology and hybrid peas. His straight forward work in meteorology was well enough received. People ignored his work with peas. Yet that's where Mendel ...When Mendel came back to Brno he put his real talents to use. He was a fine teacher and a talented experimentalist. In 1856, he began work in two areas. He studied meteorology and hybrid peas. His straight forward work in meteorology was well enough received. People ignored his work with peas. Yet that's where Mendel changed history. Show moreShow less From No. 629: Gregor Mendel - Related web pages www.uh.edu/engines/epi629.htm

23. 1857

    1857 - In 1857, Mendel was living in an Augustinian monastery, where he bred garden peas in the abbey garden. He probably chose garden peas as his experimental organisms because: They were available in many easily distinguishable varieties. Strict control over mating ...In 1857, Mendel was living in an Augustinian monastery, where he bred garden peas in the abbey garden. He probably chose garden peas as his experimental organisms because: They were available in many easily distinguishable varieties. Strict control over mating was possible to ensure the parentage of new seeds. Petals of the pea flower enclose the pistil and stamens, which prevents cross- pollination. Immature stamens can be removed to prevent self-pollination. Show moreShow less From Chapter 13 - Related web pages iws.ccccd.edu/BIOPAGE/faculty/mcculloch/1406 ...

24. 1860

    Jul 1860 - The plaintiff also testified that in July, 1860, the defendants' hogs destroyed all his peas, thirty rods ; that they were good peas, and podded when destroyed; that he could tell what that ground would have produced if the peas had not been destroyed. He was then ...The plaintiff also testified that in July, 1860, the defendants' hogs destroyed all his peas, thirty rods ; that they were good peas, and podded when destroyed; that he could tell what that ground would have produced if the peas had not been destroyed. He was then asked what the ground would have produced, had the peas not been destroyed by the defendants' hogs; which question was objected to as incompetent and improper, and as calling for the opinion of the witness. Show moreShow less From Reports of Cases in Law and Equity in the Supreme Court of the State of … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=-yoEAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

25. 1863

    1863 - Of leguminous plants (peas and beans) the crop is somewhat less than in 1863, the falling off being mainly in peas, the bean crop being nearly o_r quite an average one. This crop has greatly increased in importance from the large army demand for it. From Appletons' Annual Cyclopaedia and Register of Important Events - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=OYsEAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA3 ...

26. 1866

    1866 - in 1866. The importation of peas was about 1580000 cwt., against 1211835 cwt. in I860 ; into London 108746 against 02844 in 1S66. Stocks are small of beans, but particularly large of peas. From Letter from the Secretary of State, Transmitting a Statement of the … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=JQspAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

27. 1877

    1877 - In 1877, several cases were heard at the Marlborough Police Court, nnder the Sale of Foml and Drugs Act, the charge being the addition of copper to peas ; in a particnlar instance, the pound tin of preserved peas "was found to contain ' 088 copper, equal to 2 ...In 1877, several cases were heard at the Marlborough Police Court, nnder the Sale of Foml and Drugs Act, the charge being the addition of copper to peas ; in a particnlar instance, the pound tin of preserved peas "was found to contain ' 088 copper, equal to 2)4 grains of copper sulphate. There was a considerable amount of scientific evidence offered, one of the experts (Dr. Guy) declaring his conviction that copper salts were more injurious than those of lead ; all agreed ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Poisons, their effects and detection v.2" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

28. 1879

    May 13, 1879 - Letters Patent No. 215313, issued May 13, 1879, to Henry H. Beach for Improvement in preparation of peas contains the following paragraph: "My Invention has for Us object to obtain pease in a condition In which they will be better fitted for the after ...Letters Patent No. 215313, issued May 13, 1879, to Henry H. Beach for Improvement in preparation of peas contains the following paragraph: "My Invention has for Us object to obtain pease in a condition In which they will be better fitted for the after processes to which they may be subjected with a view to their preparation as food or drink. Show moreShow less From United States Circuit Courts of Appeals Reports - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=srEXAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

29. 1880

    1880 - ALASKA PEAS – Introduced in 1880, this is an early semidwarf variety named after a srteamship that held the transatlantic speed record because it is one of the earliest of all peas. Plants are 24 36 in. tall. Pods are 2 3 in. long and contain 5 8 small ...ALASKA PEAS – Introduced in 1880, this is an early semidwarf variety named after a srteamship that held the transatlantic speed record because it is one of the earliest of all peas. Plants are 24 36 in. tall. Pods are 2 3 in. long and contain 5 8 small, smooth, light green peas. Peas are not real sweet, but plants are great for cool climates. Show moreShow less From 2009 Beekman Heirloom Garden Map | Beekman1802.com - Related web pages beekman1802.com/general/2009-garden-map.html

30. 1888

    Aug 7, 1888 - "Our Invention relates to machines for hulling and separating green peas from their pods, and contemplates certain improvements upon the machine for which Letters Patent were granted to Robert P. Scott August 7, 1888, No. 387318, whereby under our present ..."Our Invention relates to machines for hulling and separating green peas from their pods, and contemplates certain improvements upon the machine for which Letters Patent were granted to Robert P. Scott August 7, 1888, No. 387318, whereby under our present improvements the vines and their attached pods of peas can be fed into the machine, the peas hulled or released from said pods, and vines and open pods carried along and delivered at the discharge end of the machine; and ... Show moreShow less From The Federal Reporter - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=lik4AAAAIAAJ&pg ...

31. 1889

    1889 - The lupins, which are admittedly difficult to manage under the artificial conditions which must, more or less, prevail in experiments of this kind, gave no very definite indications in the first year's experiments, although, in 1889, the most striking of the results ...As more normal and satisfactory growth was obtained with peas, only the results relating to these will be discussed here. The lupins, which are admittedly difficult to manage under the artificial conditions which must, more or less, prevail in experiments of this kind, gave no very definite indications in the first year's experiments, although, in 1889, the most striking of the results were those obtained with yellow lupins. Of the peas grown in sand, No. I had nothing further ... Show moreShow less From Nature - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=MVgEAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA41 ...

32. 1890

    1890 - Oats' and Peas, No. 835. Fodder. Grown by the Station in 1890. The sample was taken from the partially cured hay. The crop was cut when the oats were just past bloom and the peas were from one-third to one-half grown. From Annual Report - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=HtUSAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2 ...

33. 1891

    1891 - In the height of the season one hundred and twenty-five Lands are employed as pickers, and in 1891, they gathered 6000 bushels of peas, 107000 quarts of strawberries and 23000 quarts of cherries. Pickers are paid in accordance with amount of work done ...In the height of the season one hundred and twenty-five Lands are employed as pickers, and in 1891, they gathered 6000 bushels of peas, 107000 quarts of strawberries and 23000 quarts of cherries. Pickers are paid in accordance with amount of work done, and receive fifteen cents per bushel on peas, and one and a -half cents per quart on strawberries .and cherries. 1500 bushels of wheat was harvested and 1100 barrels of corn, equal to 10000 bushels on the ear, gathered ... Show moreShow less From The Natural & Industrial Resources and Advantages of Maryland, Being a … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=3gEZAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

34. 1893

    1893 - In 1893, an experiment on soil improvement by means of cow peas was carried out in Monmouth County. The soil was poor and sandy, but of good mechanical condition, capable of improvement. It was shown that on this soil a crop of cow peas gathered nitrogen ...In 1893, an experiment on soil improvement by means of cow peas was carried out in Monmouth County. The soil was poor and sandy, but of good mechanical condition, capable of improvement. It was shown that on this soil a crop of cow peas gathered nitrogen equivalent to that contained in 437 pounds of nitrate of soda and organic matter equivalent to that contained in 10 tons of yard manure, nitrogen and organic matter which if purchased would have cost at least $10, and that ... Show moreShow less From Annual Report - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=a5oSAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2 ...

35. 1895

    Jun 26, 1895 - COFFEE CANNOT BE SOLD, AS A COMPOUND WHICH CONTAINS CHICORY, RYE. WHEAT, PEAS AND OTHER CEREALS OR PRODUCTS, UNDER THE PROVISO TO SECTION 3 OF THE ACT OF JUNE 26th, AD 1895, (PL 317).WHEAT, PEAS AND OTHER CEREALS OR PRODUCTS, UNDER THE PROVISO TO SECTION 3 OF THE ACT OF JUNE 26th, AD 1895, (PL 317). "The question involved is one of great importance in the construction of the provisions of the Pure Food Law. As I am informed, a firm imports teas, coffees and spices, and, in order to make a cheaper grade of coffee, a certain amount of chicory, wheat, rye, peas, etc., is dried, browned and ground with pure coffee ... Show moreShow less From Bulletin - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=Af4SAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA55 ...

36. 1896

    1896 - Sweet peas are adored for their delicate, springtime blooms and heady fragrance. Introduced in 1896, 'America' bears clusters of very fragrant ivory blossoms striped with crimson. Producing a spectacular show before summer's heat arrives, sweet peas are perfect for bouquets and ... From Sweet pea: Lathyrus odoratus America and more decorating ideas, … - Related web pages www.marthastewart.com/plant/lathyrus-odoratus ...

37. 1897

    1897 - In the average results for five years, it was found that a mixture of peas and oats gave a larger yield of grain per неге than any of the other mixtures. This experiment was not repeated in 1897, but another experiment which had been conducted for five years in ...In the average results for five years, it was found that a mixture of peas and oats gave a larger yield of grain per неге than any of the other mixtures. This experiment was not repeated in 1897, but another experiment which had been conducted for five years in succession in growing different quantities of peas and oats per acre was again conducted. Show moreShow less From Sessional Papers - Legislature of the Province of Ontario - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tlVOAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA4 ...

38. 1900

    1900 - Previous to the year 1900, Classes for Sweet Peas were provided at the principal Flower Shows held in July, August, and Septemberbut in that year, when the Bicentenary of the Introduction of the Sweet Pea into Great Britain was celebrated at the Crystal ...Previous to the year 1900, Classes for Sweet Peas were provided at the principal Flower Shows held in July, August, and Septemberbut in that year, when the Bicentenary of the Introduction of the Sweet Pea into Great Britain was celebrated at the Crystal Palace, an exhibition entirely composed of Sweet Peas was held for the first time. The National Sweet Pea Society. AN EXHIBITION BUNCH OF SWEET PEAS Staged in Godfreys Tube, which is an elongated tin ... Show moreShow less From Book of the Flower Show - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=rvi98nzh-6sC&pg=RA1 ...

39. 1902

    1902 - They have been largely used as a substi- tute for the ordinary fleld peas in some of those districts in which the pea weevil has been doing serious da^nage for many years. In 1902, however, Grass peas, as well as nearly all other leguminous crops, were a partial ...They are highly prized as a regular farm crop in some sections of Southern Ontario, where they have been extensively grown and fed for several years. They have been largely used as a substi- tute for the ordinary fleld peas in some of those districts in which the pea weevil has been doing serious da^nage for many years. In 1902, however, Grass peas, as well as nearly all other leguminous crops, were a partial fail- ure, owing to the cold, wet weather of the past summer. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Sessional Papers - Legislature of the Province of Ontario" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

40. 1903	1903 - William Unwin sold his first sweet pea seeds in 1903, which led onto hybridising sweet peas, and offering large flowered forms in a wide range of colours. From The Client: Unwins, Affinity New Media Showcase - Related web pages www.affinitynewmedia.com/case-studies/unwins ...

41. 1904

    1904 - The anthracite used was in the form of washed peas from a well- known pit in Wales ; it is known as Western Valley anthracite, and in 1904 cost 145. 6d. per ton at the pit and about 245. per ton delivered at Basingstoke. It contained 3*6 per cent, moisture ...The anthracite used was in the form of washed peas from a well- known pit in Wales ; it is known as Western Valley anthracite, and in 1904 cost 145. 6d. per ton at the pit and about 245. per ton delivered at Basingstoke. It contained 3*6 per cent, moisture and 8-76 per cent, of ash and clinker, and it evolved in the bomb calorimeter 13890 B.Th.U. per Ib. Other samples of the same anthracite used by Mr. Adam in a similar test of a smaller plant gave 3-37 per cent ... Show moreShow less From The Gas, Petrol, and Oil Engine ... - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=LmZAAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

42. 1905

    1905 - By the time of his death in 1905, there were over three hundred recorded varieties, most of which owed their origin to Mr. Eckford. These varieties have become variously known as “heirloom sweet peas”, “grandiflora sweet peas” or “ old fashioned sweet peas”. From Just Sweet Peas - Buy Sweet Pea Seeds Securely Online - Related web pages www.sweet-peas.com/

43. 1907

    Jun 3, 1907 - June 3, 1907. Refund of $23.39 on 200 bags of dried peas from Sawyer, Wis., to Chicago, I1L, on account of excessive rate. 141 . Quilín Marshall & Company r. Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company. -May 31, 1!»07. Refund of $0.03 on shipment of ...140. L. Teweles & Company v. Ahaapee & Western Railroad Company and Chicago & Northwestern liailway Company. June 3, 1907. Refund of $23.39 on 200 bags of dried peas from Sawyer, Wis., to Chicago, I1L, on account of excessive rate. 141 . Quilín Marshall & Company r. Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company. -May 31, 1!»07. Refund of $0.03 on shipment of hosiery from Doyles- town, Pa., to Lynchburg, Va., on account of misroutlng by carrier's agent. Show moreShow less From Annual Report of the Interstate Commerce Commission - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=iv01AAAAIAAJ&pg ...

44. 1908

    1908 - Little Marvel was introduced in 1908, making it an heirloom. It's a great choice for the container gardener who doesn't want to erect a trellis or other support for peas. The vines only become about 16" to 20" tall, and produce pods that each contain about 6 to ...Little Marvel was introduced in 1908, making it an heirloom. It's a great choice for the container gardener who doesn't want to erect a trellis or other support for peas. The vines only become about 16" to 20" tall, and produce pods that each contain about 6 to 7 peas, roughly 62 days after planting them directly outside in early spring. These are "English peas" or shell peas (the pod is not edible). Since peas are an early spring plant, after you have harvested them you ... Show moreShow less From Vegetable Seeds - ContainerSeeds.com - Related web pages www.containerseeds.com/products/veggies/peas.html

45. 1909

    Jun 5, 1909 - Complainant states that prior to June 5, 1909, split peas moved from various points on the Pere Marquette Railroad to Pacific coast. points on a milling-in- transit basis, charges being based on the through rate on split peas from the point of origin of the raw ...Complainant states that prior to June 5, 1909, split peas moved from various points on the Pere Marquette Railroad to Pacific coast. points on a milling-in- transit basis, charges being based on the through rate on split peas from the point of origin of the raw peas, the Pere Marquette refunding to the shipper the charges on raw peas from points of origin to Port Huron. Complainant further states that on the above date, due to the refusal of the transcontinental lines to ... Show moreShow less From Interstate Commerce Commission Reports - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=9rZDAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

46. 1912

    1912 - Thielavia Attacking Sweet Peas. In 1912, Chittenden18 was asked by the National Sweet Pea Society of England to investigate the dreaded "Streak" disease of the sweet pea. In his report before that society Chittenden gives an accurate description of the ...Thielavia Attacking Sweet Peas. In 1912, Chittenden18 was asked by the National Sweet Pea Society of England to investigate the dreaded "Streak" disease of the sweet pea. In his report before that society Chittenden gives an accurate description of the "Streak," so that there can be no doubt but that he had the disease well in mind, that is, he described it as a stem disease. Show moreShow less From The Diseases of the Sweet Pea - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tvc1AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA11 ...

47. 1915

    1915 - Southern New Jersey, the section known as the South Jersey- Colonies, experienced a successful and profitable season- While some of the crops were rather short, prices were high and the returns good. In 1915, the early crops, such as strawberries and peas ...Southern New Jersey, the section known as the South Jersey- Colonies, experienced a successful and profitable season- While some of the crops were rather short, prices were high and the returns good. In 1915, the early crops, such as strawberries and peas, hardly brought any returns. Many farmers could not realize even the cost of the seed last year. Strawberries were left on the field unpicked, and peas were plowed under. But this year strawberries were readily disposed of ... Show moreShow less From Annual Report - Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=4o4XAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA14 ...

48. 1916

    1916 - It was found that no one of these lists contained all the names known to us and I believe the list we now publish is the most complete record up to the year 1916. To get the list together and alphabetize it has meant much labor, but I trust it may prove of ...It was found that no one of these lists contained all the names known to us and I believe the list we now publish is the most complete record up to the year 1916. To get the list together and alphabetize it has meant much labor, but I trust it may prove of interest if not of value to those associated with the Sweet Pea. FGC 36 FIELD XOTES OX SWEET PEAS EXPLANATORY NOTE Varieties printed in HEAVY BLACK FACED CAPITALS are all Spencers. Show moreShow less From Full text of "Field notes on sweet peas; also historical notes, cultural notes. … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

49. 1917

    May 1, 1917 - ORDER OF THE FOOD CONTROLLER, DATED MAY 1, 1917, REQUI- SITIONING CERTAIN BURMAH PEAS AND BEANS. (a) In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by the Defence of the Realm Regulations, and all other powers enabling him ...ORDER OF THE FOOD CONTROLLER, DATED MAY 1, 1917, REQUI- SITIONING CERTAIN BURMAH PEAS AND BEANS. (a) In exercise of the powers conferred upon him by the Defence of the Realm Regulations, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Food Controller hereby orders as follows : (1) The original consigness of all Burmah peas and beans for which tonnage has been or may be engaged or allo- cated, and which have not arrived at the ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Manuals of emergency legislation. Food supply manual, rev, … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

50. 1918

    Mar 7, 1918 - LONDON EnglandThe Food Controller has authorized the sale and purchase specifically for seed purposes of beans and peas whether home grown or imported at prices in excess of the prices permitted by the. Special to The Christian Science Monitor. LONDON EnglandThe Food Controller has ... From BEANS AND PEAS FOR SEED - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

51. 1925

    1925 - "Green Giant Peas" were a new "strain," a new species, introduced by the Minnesota Valley Canning Company in 1925. You see, these were huge peas when compared to the previously marketed baby peas early-picked in June (that's sure early in co-oo-old Minnesota)."Green Giant Peas" were a new "strain," a new species, introduced by the Minnesota Valley Canning Company in 1925. You see, these were huge peas when compared to the previously marketed baby peas early-picked in June (that's sure early in co-oo-old Minnesota). LeSueur baby peas are still sold today in their classic silver can as a gourmet vegetable. Show moreShow less From Green Giant Arborvitae - A Plant Superstar - New article - Related web pages www.japanimo.com/New-180/157505-111/Green ...

52. 1926

    1926 - Many years later, in 1926, a first pea sheller and autoclaves were installed in the family farm at Woestyne. Peas were planted in fields and then tinned, resulting in an almost cottage industry approach. During its early years Bonduelle canned 20 hectares of ...Many years later, in 1926, a first pea sheller and autoclaves were installed in the family farm at Woestyne. Peas were planted in fields and then tinned, resulting in an almost cottage industry approach. During its early years Bonduelle canned 20 hectares of garden peas, ie approximately 120 000 tins per year. Show moreShow less From www.bonduelle.hu / The company / Bonduelle in the world - Related web pages bonduelle.hu/index.php?pid=41

53. 1927

    1927 - The evening when Daniel covered himself in strained peas was in 1927. Since1928 the company have been feeding babies and their baby Sally became the first baby food analyst. That first year peas, prunes, spinach, carrots and beef and vegetable soup were ...One evening he had a go and found it was not as easy as he anticipated. Dorothy Gerber suggested it might be more easily done at the canning factory and experiments began. The evening when Daniel covered himself in strained peas was in 1927. Since1928 the company have been feeding babies and their baby Sally became the first baby food analyst. That first year peas, prunes, spinach, carrots and beef and vegetable soup were produced and Mrs Gerber later personally answered ... Show moreShow less From Gerber Baby Food Is Only The Best, Right? www.babydevelopmentnews.com/gerberbabyfood.html

54. 1931

    1931 - In 1931, the first clear 12 ounce glass bottle was introduced, which is still sold today in the South, and by far, Barq's Root Beer is the best when it is in a glass bottle. Black- Eyed Peas: Black- eyed peas, or cow peas, are native of North Africa, and ...In 1931, the first clear 12 ounce glass bottle was introduced, which is still sold today in the South, and by far, Barq's Root Beer is the best when it is in a glass bottle. Black- Eyed Peas: Black- eyed peas, or cow peas, are native of North Africa, and were probably introduced to the South by African slaves and Spanish explorers. Black- eyed peas have long been a New Year's Day tradition in the South, and it is believed that eating them will bring good luck in the ... Show moreShow less From Mississippi Queen Foods - Related web pages www.mississippiqueenfoods.com/mqf.html

55. 1934

    Dec 10, 1934 - LONDONA machine with an eyelike a hawk for faulty peas has here by Mr Rex HorsfleldThis mechanical sorter has to sort up to 100 pounds peas in an hour and all those which havebeen attacked by worms. The System on which the depends on the fart that by norms have in4r HorSticld ays hr a ... From Fishhook Machine Sorts British Peas - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

56. 1937

    1937 - "The English palate, especially the working-class palate, now rejects good food almost automatically,'' wrote Orwell in 1937. "The number of people who prefer tinned peas and tinned fish to real peas and real fish must be increasing every year.'' From A garlicked isle, set in an olive oil sea - Related web pages www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story.asp ...

57. 1938

    Sep 1938 - It is also known that in 1938-9 processed peas (ie canned dried peas) represented 85 % by weight of all canned peas, and that canned beans made up roughly half of the output of other canned vegetables.6 These proportions were applied in all years to obtain the ...It is also known that in 1938-9 processed peas (ie canned dried peas) represented 85 % by weight of all canned peas, and that canned beans made up roughly half of the output of other canned vegetables.6 These proportions were applied in all years to obtain the different quantities of peas and beans included in the estimates of total output. As these figures represent the total canned weight of the dried peas and beans, 20% was deducted to allow for the added weight in canning. Show moreShow less From the measurement of consumers - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=FUE9AAAAIAAJ&pg ...

58. 1940

    Jun 24, 1940 - COTTAGECHEESE LOAF WITH PEAS cup cottage cheese teaspoon soda cups cooked peas cup boiled ricedry cup dry bread crumbs tablespoons chopped onion Worcestershire sauce tablespoons savory fat cheese add soda to neutralize. From Cottage-cheese Loaf With Peas . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=B6QtAAAAIBAJ ...

59. 1942

    Apr 2, 1942 - Along with bombers and warships canned peas are one of this region s big war productions In the region about Walla Walla alone there will be 60000 acres in peas this year In order that every American on every fighting front may have canned peas the. ernment has asked thrs district ... From Canned Peas for the Army: Northwest to Boost Output - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

60. 1943

    Jun 1, 1943 - hold down prices, but would make good the Government's promise to pay subsidies on butter and meat from June 1, 1943, until the amendment becomes law. It would permit the continuation of subsidy programs on the canning crops (tomatoes, corn , peas and beans), and ...hold down prices, but would make good the Government's promise to pay subsidies on butter and meat from June 1, 1943, until the amendment becomes law. It would permit the continuation of subsidy programs on the canning crops (tomatoes, corn , peas and beans), and subsidies on field beans and peas, as well as proi grams on hemp and sugar, as well as permit the continuation of the CCC price support program on peanuts, flaxseed, cottonseed and soybeans. Show moreShow less From HOUSE BAN BACKED; New Blow at Roosevelt Halts Program to Cut Beef … - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

61. 1944

    Mar 1, 1944 - The Erbsenmuster pea-dot pattern (also known as Dot 44, dot pattern or Peas 44) was a German camouflage pattern first issued in 1 March 1944. The pea-dot was a major departure from the earlier camouflage smocks. The two piece uniform was designed to be worn ...The Erbsenmuster pea-dot pattern (also known as Dot 44, dot pattern or Peas 44) was a German camouflage pattern first issued in 1 March 1944. The pea-dot was a major departure from the earlier camouflage smocks. The two piece uniform was designed to be worn over the wool service uniform or by itself and was designated as both a combat and work uniform. The more common later version featured a jacket without the shoulder board loops and sleeve eagle. Made from herringbone ... Show moreShow less From Pea-dot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pea-dot

62. 1946

    Jul 2, 1946 - Bostonians could look forward to their traditional dinner of salmon and peas for the Fourth of July with some assurance of enjoying it as 15000 pounds of fresh Newfoundland salmon arrived by air at the Logan International Airport today and fresh peas came into the Faneuil Hall market ... From Salmon An' Peas for 4th Ready for Hub - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

63. 1947

    May 18, 1947 - They recorded their first songs on May 18, 1947, which would be released in August of that year. It was Lloyd who named the group "Lonzo and Oscar with their Winston County Pea Pickers." According to Rollin, Lloyd "must have been picking peas down in Alabama." From Lonzo and Oscar [Lloyd George; Ken Marvin] - Related web pages www.freestateofwinston.org/lonzoandoscar.htm

64. 1949

    Jul 30, 1949 - England tradition peas are now in Aroostook County MaineThe growing of anything except spuds is almost spectacular news because the big county ... The Birds Eye frosted food division General Foods has made Aroostookone of its main sources for peas Some 8000 act es are planted this year ... From Peas From Potatoland - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

65. 1953

    Mar 30, 1953 - The other day I heard someone wonder out loud why peas are al ways on the menu for any banquet The reason Im sure is that peas are the most liked of all vege tables Serve Brussels sprouts or turnips5 or even spinach or cauli to two or three hundred people and you d hear squawks loud ... From Here Are Two New Ways of Preparing Peas - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

66. 1954

    Nov 7, 1954 - Winter flowering sweet peas are now available in the multiflora strain which produces more blooms than comparable varieties ... fornia consider winter flowering sweet peas a miracle of the plant world With the exception of the far south this is the only region in the United States ... From Winter Sweet Peas - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/434838662 ...

67. 1956

    Mar 4, 1956 - Delicately scented sweet peas one of the most charming of vining plants must be planted as early as possible in the Chi area for best results ... Bright cerise ruffled blooms feature this new sweet pea a 1956 introduction appropriately named Lady Gay. soil Into fine tilth Set the seeds ... From Sweet Peas Rate an Early Start - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

68. 1957

    May 14, 1957 - These PEAs can be obtained by reactions involving ammonia and ethylene dichloride. See US Pat. No. 2792372 to Dickson, issued May 14, 1957, which describes the preparation of PEAs. The PEIs used in preparing the compounds of the present invention ...In the polyalkyleneimines and polyalkyleneamines, each hydrogen atom attached to each nitrogen atom represents an active site for subsequent ethoxylation. These PEAs can be obtained by reactions involving ammonia and ethylene dichloride. See US Pat. No. 2792372 to Dickson, issued May 14, 1957, which describes the preparation of PEAs. The PEIs used in preparing the compounds of the present invention have a molecular weight of at least about 600 prior to ethoxylation ... Show moreShow less From … comprising ethoxylated/propoxylated polyalkyleneamine polymers as soil … - Related web pages www.freepatentsonline.com/5565145.html

69. 1962

    May 17, 1962 - r cup dair sour cream In small skillet slowly saute green pepper in but ter until just tender Add pimiento onion salt and pepper Stir in flour Add sour cream Cook over low heat stirring constantly un til thickened Serne sour cream sauce over hot drained peas Makes 4 serv ings ... From Frozen Peas Warm to Spring's Touch - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/455605932 ...

70. 1963

    May 9, 1963 - These tender edible podded peas are served so sparingly one might think they were carved from rare jade. One day it occurred to me that snow peas arent concocted from a secret recipe in dim Oriental kitchens They grow in a garden like other vegetables ... From Like Snow Peas? - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

71. 1965

    Jan 1965 - The root of many misconceptions lies in an article entitled "The Old Sweet Peas" by JF Turral published in the Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society in January 1965. Professor SC Harland collected seed of several sweet peas in South America, and ...The root of many misconceptions lies in an article entitled "The Old Sweet Peas" by JF Turral published in the Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society in January 1965. Professor SC Harland collected seed of several sweet peas in South America, and these he brought back to the UK under the names 'Matucana', 'Quito' , and 'Sicilian Pink'. Turral speculated that these varieties might have been introduced into South America in the 16 th Century from 'Muslim Spain'. Show moreShow less From lathyrus.info : the original sweet pea - Related web pages www.lathyrus.info/sweetpeas/cupani.html

72. 1966

    1966 - When Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 released “Mas Que Nada” in 1966, it became a worldwide smash. It was the first Latin-pop crossover hit and the only time a song sung in Portuguese hit the top of the Billboard charts. TIMELESS was produced by the Black ...When Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 released “Mas Que Nada” in 1966, it became a worldwide smash. It was the first Latin-pop crossover hit and the only time a song sung in Portuguese hit the top of the Billboard charts. TIMELESS was produced by the Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am and features many special guests-- each a Sergio fan--including the Peas, John Legend, Stevie Wonder, Justin Timberlake, Erykah Badu, India.arie, Jill Scott and Q-Tip, and is available now at ... Show moreShow less From DATE - Related web pages www.msopr.com/mso/sergio_mendesp ...

73. 1972

    Mar 29, 1972 - By a WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter The peanut butter as your sandwich may legally contain up to an average of two rodent hairs per 100 grams. Those black- eyed peas are allowed to have up to an average of five weevil larvae a can. And that tomato pizza sauce may include up to SO ... From How Many of the Peas Can Be Weevil Larvae? The FDA Tells All - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/djreprints/access ...

74. 1974

    Jun 27, 1974 - Peas have been excavated in the mud where Swiss Lake dwellers lived about 5000 years ago they were found In the ruins of ancient Troy and highly praised In the early writings of Greeks and Romans Green peas were greatly enjoyed by the English after the Norman conquest ... From Fresh peas win praise - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

75. 1975

    Mar 27, 1975 - How old is singer Fergie from the black eyed peas Stacy Ann Ferguson (Fergie from Black Eyed Peas) was born on March 27, 1975, ... 2 hr 23 min ago | in Celebrities. What is the 3rd best song in the world #1 : I Gotta Feeling | Black Eyed Peas #2 ...How old is singer Fergie from the black eyed peas Stacy Ann Ferguson (Fergie from Black Eyed Peas) was born on March 27, 1975, ... 2 hr 23 min ago | in Celebrities. What is the 3rd best song in the world #1 : I Gotta Feeling | Black Eyed Peas #2 : Use Somebody |Kings Of Leon #3 : ... 2 hr 27 min ago | in Music Do they say, "gotta get dat" in boom boom pow by the black eyed peas The lyric you are referring to is actually "gotta get-get". Thanks for asking... 2 ... Show moreShow less From Black Eyed Peas Eyed Peas - Topic - Page 2 | ChaCha Answers - Related web pages www.chacha.com/topic/black-eyed-peas-eyed-peas ...

76. 1980

    May 1980 - The volcanic lava and ashes of Mt. St. Helen's eruption in May 1980 helped the farmers' land become more fertile. Garden is one of the farms that benefited from this eruption. Garden has been farming for 17 years in the Yakima Valley of Washington. The ...The volcanic lava and ashes of Mt. St. Helen's eruption in May 1980 helped the farmers' land become more fertile. Garden is one of the farms that benefited from this eruption. Garden has been farming for 17 years in the Yakima Valley of Washington. The dedicated owners of Garden raise English Peas, Snap Peas and Sugar Peas for us. Show moreShow less From California Peaches . Fresh Express Garden Salad - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=gTYSAAAAIBAJ ...

77. 1984

    1984 - The first peas to be frozen were by American Clarence Birdseye, and the world record for eating peas with a chopstick was set in Sussex in 1984. Back to top Pea recipes.Technically a fruit, the humble pea has been a staple of European diets since the Middle Ages, and a recent survey highlighted that the garden pea was rated Britain's seventh favourite veg! The first peas to be frozen were by American Clarence Birdseye, and the world record for eating peas with a chopstick was set in Sussex in 1984. Back to top Pea recipes. Show moreShow less From National Trust | What's in season | August - Related web pages www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-chl/w ...

78. 1985

    Sep 18, 1985 - "Things That Rhyme with Peas" The first Top 10 list on Sept. 18, 1985. * Sonny and Cher reuniting to perform I Got You, Babe. * Cher and Shirley MacLaine calling Dave naughty names during guest shots. From Letterman ready to call it a night - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/DM/lib00377 ...

79. 1986

    Mar 1, 1986 - Sub-section 10 Peas, field beans and sweet lupins Article 307 1. The activating threshold price of peas, field beans and sweet lupins used in the manufacture of animal feed, and the guide price of other peas and field beans, applicable in Portugal on 1 March ...Sub-section 10 Peas, field beans and sweet lupins Article 307 1. The activating threshold price of peas, field beans and sweet lupins used in the manufacture of animal feed, and the guide price of other peas and field beans, applicable in Portugal on 1 March 1986, shall be fixed on the basis of the variation which exists between the prices of competitive products in rotation cropping in Portugal and in the Community as at present constituted over a reference period to be ... Show moreShow less From @contents Identity in /text/en/T40262.htm - Related web pages www.legaltext.ee/scripts/search/oop/qsumrhit ...

80. 1989

    Feb 6, 1989 - This letter is in response to your request for a reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (NYRL) 835842, dated February 6, 1989, regarding the classification of dried yellow peas and a mixture of dried peas with small grains under the Harmonized Tariff ...This letter is in response to your request for a reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter (NYRL) 835842, dated February 6, 1989, regarding the classification of dried yellow peas and a mixture of dried peas with small grains under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated ( HTSUSA). The peas are from Canada. A sample of the peas was submitted to New York where they were examined and disposed of. Show moreShow less From HQ 0086216 - Request for Reconsideration of New York Ruling Letter … - Related web pages www.faqs.org/rulings/rulings1990HQ0086216.html

81. 1990

    May 4, 1990 - On May 4, 1990, he wrote that he had supper with their daughter Kim, dining on steak, peas and butter beans Lucille had left in the freezer. “Kim is a very good cook. You would be proud of her. But the peas and butter beans made me feel closer to you.” As her ...On May 4, 1990, he wrote that he had supper with their daughter Kim, dining on steak, peas and butter beans Lucille had left in the freezer. “Kim is a very good cook. You would be proud of her. But the peas and butter beans made me feel closer to you.” As her cancer became more painful, Ryals had taken to sleeping on the couch so as to not disturb her. Show moreShow less From Coke Man's widow looks back on his 'Love-Driven Life' | jacksonville.com - Related web pages jacksonville.com/news/georgia/2010-02-25/story ...

82. 1991

    Sep 20, 1991 - “In September 20, 1991, the Gulf Breeze Research Team had deployed two portable elevation and azimuth scopes (PEAS) to help with the triangulation of the UFO. Many hundreds of feet apart, these scopes could establish a close approximation of the UFOs ...“In September 20, 1991, the Gulf Breeze Research Team had deployed two portable elevation and azimuth scopes (PEAS) to help with the triangulation of the UFO. Many hundreds of feet apart, these scopes could establish a close approximation of the UFOs location. Quickly the cameras were directed to the south as the UFO crossed over Gulf Breeze from east to west. Over the center of town, the UFO disappeared into thin air and the exact location where the UFO vanished ... Show moreShow less From Filer's Files #27-2005 - Related web pages www.ufoinfo.com/filer/2005/ff0527.shtml

83. 1993

    Mar 1993 - March 1993 I'm doing a painting of the house Lauritz Smith built for Hannah, one of his plural wives, in Draper. The painting is for a lady from Arizona whose mother grew up at the house in Draper. She recalls her mother talking about picking wild sweet peas ...March 1993 I'm doing a painting of the house Lauritz Smith built for Hannah, one of his plural wives, in Draper. The painting is for a lady from Arizona whose mother grew up at the house in Draper. She recalls her mother talking about picking wild sweet peas there as a child. Dad remembers the place as it was when his Uncle Neff blacksmith shop was on the property I thought I would ask Dad to draw a sketch, as near as he remembers it, so I can it in the painting, tucked in ... Show moreShow less From A 'library' burns every time an old person dies . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=5h0PAAAAIBAJ ...

84. 1994

    Apr 1994 - In April 1994, the single vegetation canopy was winter wheat (20 cm high). It covered approximately 40 of the surface. The remaining part is composed of bare fields, classified in three types: sowing of peas eroded by rain resulting in a smooth crusted top ...In April 1994, the single vegetation canopy was winter wheat (20 cm high). It covered approximately 40 of the surface. The remaining part is composed of bare fields, classified in three types: sowing of peas eroded by rain resulting in a smooth crusted top layer, sowing of peas and flax corresponding to smooth surface with numerous clods, and different ploughed soil practices for future cultures (corn, sugarbeet, etc.). As result of a heavy' rainy winter, during the 5day ... Show moreShow less From Backscattering behavior and simulation comparison over bare soils using … - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

85. 1995

    1995 - How many female singers have there been in black eyed peas group The Black Eyed Peas are a hip hop group that formed in CA in 1995. Current me... Mar 09 2010, 04:32pm | in Music. Was Gwen Stafani part of the Black Eye Peas Gwen Stafani was never ...How many female singers have there been in black eyed peas group The Black Eyed Peas are a hip hop group that formed in CA in 1995. Current me... Mar 09 2010, 04:32pm | in Music. Was Gwen Stafani part of the Black Eye Peas Gwen Stafani was never part of the Black Eyed Peas. She is part of the band N... Mar 07 2010, 09: 56pm | in Celebrities Does Fergie make out with a girl in the I Gotta Feeling music video Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie indulges in a ... Show moreShow less From Fergie Black Eyed Peas - Topic - Page 15 | ChaCha Answers - Related web pages www.chacha.com/topic/fergie-black-eyed-peas/page15

86. 1996

    Jun 1996 - As a result, frozen mushy peas will be sold yellow in colour from June 1996. "I don 't know what we're going to do," says John Clark, sales director of frozen mushy pea producer, Lockwoods of Ambergate, which employs 24 people. "We have been producing mushy ...One of the European Union's most recent directives has been its historic decision to forbid the use of a harmless colouring dye in frozen mushy peas. As a result, frozen mushy peas will be sold yellow in colour from June 1996. "I don 't know what we're going to do," says John Clark, sales director of frozen mushy pea producer, Lockwoods of Ambergate, which employs 24 people. "We have been producing mushy peas for thirty years . . . We feel this is a case of the big boys in ... Show moreShow less From The Impact Of Decline Upon Weights And Measures - Related web pages www.ourcivilisation.com/weight/

87. 1998

    1998 - Released in 1998, Behind The Front is the debut studio album from the Black Eyed Peas. The album was critically well-received, praising the Black Eyed Peas for their innovation and creativity with soul and hip-hop music. From praising - in Binet Catalogue - Related web pages binet.lv/praising/

88. 1999

    Jul 20, 1999 - The petition of Judge Peas was noted in our Resolution dated July 20, 1999. chanrobles virtual law library. This is not the first time that Judge Peas failed to comply with our orders. He was first fined in the amount of P8,000.00[ 6] for gross negligence ...The petition of Judge Peas was noted in our Resolution dated July 20, 1999. chanrobles virtual law library. This is not the first time that Judge Peas failed to comply with our orders. He was first fined in the amount of P8,000.00[ 6] for gross negligence, misconduct and insubordination. And then he was again fined in the sum of P5,000.00 for serious misconduct and insubordination.[7] To date, he has not yet paid the two (2) fines in the total sum of P13,000.00. Show moreShow less From PHILIPPINE SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ON-LINE - CHANROBLES … - Related web pages www.chanrobles.com/scdecisions ...

89. 2000

    Jan 2000 - Utilization of peas in livestock supplements was identified as an important research focus and priority among North Dakota field pea producers in a January 2000 survey. Development of novel uses for both new and existing crops, like field peas, was also ...Utilization of peas in livestock supplements was identified as an important research focus and priority among North Dakota field pea producers in a January 2000 survey. Development of novel uses for both new and existing crops, like field peas, was also identified as a research priority area by the USDA/CSREES Alternative Crops Program. Because of the large number of beef cows relative to other species, the state's cow/calf industry holds particular promise as a market ... Show moreShow less From Evaluation of Intake Restricted Pea-Based Creep Diets Among Calves … - Related web pages www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/dickinso/research/2002 ...

90. 2002

    2002 - Fergie first joined The Black Eyed Peas in 2002, and was on hand when the release of their first disc together, Elephunk, went triple platinum, thrusting the group into the spotlight. The mega-single “Let's Get It Started,” earned The Peas their first Grammy ...Fergie first joined The Black Eyed Peas in 2002, and was on hand when the release of their first disc together, Elephunk, went triple platinum, thrusting the group into the spotlight. The mega-single “Let's Get It Started,” earned The Peas their first Grammy for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group. Two years later the follow-up Monkey Business yielded five Top 40 hits including “Don't Phunk With My Heart” and “My Humps” and has sold over four million copies. Show moreShow less From Grindhouse Movie - Grindhouse Trailer - Related web pages www.wildaboutmovies.com/movies ...

91. 2003

    2003 - When were the black eyed peas invented Black Eyed Peas had their break out album "Elephunk" in 2003. Fergie and will... Mar 28 2010, 12:37pm | in Music. Who are the four people that make up the Black Eyed Peas The Black Eyed Peas is currently ...When were the black eyed peas invented Black Eyed Peas had their break out album "Elephunk" in 2003. Fergie and will... Mar 28 2010, 12:37pm | in Music. Who are the four people that make up the Black Eyed Peas The Black Eyed Peas is currently composed of will.i.am, Apl.de.ap, Taboo and ... Mar 28 2010, 02:49am | in Music Who sings the song I Wont Let You fall, It was on a dance from so you Think You Can Dance The song "Won't Let You Fall" is by ... Show moreShow less From Fergie Black Eyed Peas - Topic - Page 14 | ChaCha Answers - Related web pages www.chacha.com/topic/fergie-black-eyed-peas/page14

92. 2004

    2004 - Idaho dry edible pea growers planted 57000 acres in 2004, up 4% from last year. Idaho growers plan to harvest 56000 acres, up 4% from the previous season. The dry pea crop continues to develop under generally favorable conditions. Stands are mostly full ...Idaho dry edible pea growers planted 57000 acres in 2004, up 4% from last year. Idaho growers plan to harvest 56000 acres, up 4% from the previous season. The dry pea crop continues to develop under generally favorable conditions. Stands are mostly full with many reaching the bloom stage. Oregon growers devoted 3000 acres to dry edible peas, a decrease of 54% from the previous year. Show moreShow less From Dried vegetables.(Markets) - Related web pages goliath.ecnext.com/premium/0199/0199-7604.html

93. 2005

    Jun 7, 2005 - eventsoldtickets wrote 3 months ago : Black Eyed Peas' next album, Monkey Business, was released on June 7, 2005. Much of the pre-pr … more →. Tags: black eyed peas tickets, buy black eyed peas tickets, sell black eyed peas tickets, Music Tickets, Concert ...eventsoldtickets wrote 3 months ago : Black Eyed Peas' next album, Monkey Business, was released on June 7, 2005. Much of the pre-pr … more →. Tags: black eyed peas tickets, buy black eyed peas tickets, sell black eyed peas tickets, Music Tickets, Concert Tickets, UK concerts tickets, sold out tickets, ticket market, Black Eyed Peas Black Eyed Peas - (2003-2004 ... Show moreShow less From Event Tickets — Blogs, Pictures, and more on WordPress - Related web pages en.wordpress.com/tag/event-tickets/

94. 2006

    Feb 6, 2006 - Black Eyed Peas established the Pea Pod Foundation to help suffering children around the world. The foundation is administered through the Entertainment Industry Foundation. On February 6, 2006, at a concert in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California|Hollywood ...Black Eyed Peas established the Pea Pod Foundation to help suffering children around the world. The foundation is administered through the Entertainment Industry Foundation. On February 6, 2006, at a concert in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California|Hollywood, California to benefit the foundation, the band was joined by Sergio Mendes, Justin Timberlake, Erykah Badu , John Legend, and other stars. Show moreShow less From The Black Eyed Peas - WikiPilipinas: The Hip 'n Free Philippine … - Related web pages en.wikipilipinas.org/index.php?title ...

95. 2007

    Nov 27, 2007 - Actor Efren Ramirez arrives at the Black Eyed Peas Benefit at Vanguard on November 27, 2007... Actors Carlos and Efren Ramirez arrive at the Black Eyed Peas Benefit at Vanguard on... Details | Download 51041327 Michael Bezjian. From WireImage: Listings - Related web pages www.wireimage.com/GalleryListing.asp?navtyp ...

96. 2008

    Jan 1, 2008 - And he indulges others people's superstitions: Obama's communications director, Robert Gibbs, apparently buys into a southern idea that eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day brings good luck. So on January 1, 2008, as The Wall Street Journal reported ...And he indulges others people's superstitions: Obama's communications director, Robert Gibbs, apparently buys into a southern idea that eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day brings good luck. So on January 1, 2008, as The Wall Street Journal reported, Gibbs had a staffer fetch a can from an Iowa grocery store. “I like black-eyed peas,” Obama said, “but I don't understand.'' Gibbs told him it was for good luck, and according to the Journal, “Obama dug in without ... Show moreShow less From The 2008 Electopedia - Superstitions -- New York Magazine - Related web pages nymag.com/news/politics/encyclopedia ...

97. 2009

    Jun 24, 2009 - By James Montgomery It's the biggest pop-culture blowout of the summer: the alleged assault of Perez Hilton by Black Eyed Peas manager Liborio ... which is why we've created the following timeline with a minute-by-minute account of the whole incident, from the first terrified tweet to ... From Perez Hilton Vs. Will.I.Am: A Timeline - News Story | Music, Celebrity, … - Related web pages www.mtv.com/news/articles/1614610/20090624 ...

98. Oct 23, 2009 - The Black Eyed Peas perform Friday, Oct. 23, 2009, in Sam Boyd Stadium. The Peas opened for U2. The Black Eyed Peas at LAX: The Black Eyed Peas gotta feeling that New Year's Eve's gonna be a good good night at LAX. The pop group will host the ...The Black Eyed Peas perform Friday, Oct. 23, 2009, in Sam Boyd Stadium. The Peas opened for U2. The Black Eyed Peas at LAX: The Black Eyed Peas gotta feeling that New Year's Eve's gonna be a good good night at LAX. The pop group will host the party at the Luxor nightclub. New Year's Eve at CatHouse: CatHouse's general admission tickets are $50 per person and the open-bar package is $100 per person . All table service packages start at $1000 and include ... Show moreShow less From New Year's Eve celebration guide - Tuesday, Dec. 29, 2009 | 12:17 am - … - Related web pages www.lasvegassun.com/news/2009/dec/29/new-years ...

99. 2010

    Mar 10, 2010 - The Black Eyed Peas perform during a live outdoor concert in New York's Times Square, March 10, 2010. JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The Black Eyed Peas, Shakira and Alicia Keys will be among scores of music stars performing at a concert on the eve of ...The Black Eyed Peas perform during a live outdoor concert in New York's Times Square, March 10, 2010. JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The Black Eyed Peas, Shakira and Alicia Keys will be among scores of music stars performing at a concert on the eve of the World Cup in South Africa, organisers said Wednesday. Show moreShow less From Black Eyed Peas, Shakira to front World Cup concert uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE62G1QY20100317

100. May 3, 2010 - Black Eyed Peas request peas and Irish stew on tour rider May 03 2010. Well you are what you eat! We got our hands on the rider for The Black Eyed Peas to find that, erm, black-eyed peas were top of their list .Read. From 03 May 2010 - Celebrity News - Celebs - Mirror.co.uk - Related web pages www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/2010/05/03/