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May 10, 2010

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Little House on the Prairie Mother Ingalls Sells Japanese Cookies


Karen Grassle

Little Sells Japanese Cookies

 

Fujiya Country Ma'am Cookies



name comes from pups Cattle Dialect "Beko"

Cocaine: One Man's Seduction

A real estate salesman with career and marriage problems gets hooked on cocaine, and finds that not only does it not help him cope with them, but it makes them much, much worse.
Also Known As (AKA)
Cocaína: Un veneno para el hombre Spain
Cocaïne France (video title)
Cocain West Germany

Dennis Weaver ... Eddie Gant

Karen Grassle ... Barbara Gant
Dr. Scott Sutherland (1991 - 2000) (divorced)
James Alan Radford (25 April 1982 - ?) (divorced) 1 child
Leon Russom (? - ?) (divorced)
Trivia

Graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1964

Graduated class valedictorian from Ventura High School in 1959.

Trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.

Best known for her role as Caroline Ingalls, Michael Landon's ranch wife on the TV series "Little House on the Prairie" (1974) for eight seasons.

A long-involved advocate for women's rights, she wrote and co-starred in the mini-movie Battered (1978) (TV), which dealt with the issues of domestic violence.

2002 - Appeared on the "Memorable TV Moms" version of "Weakest Link" (2001), along with June Lockhart ("Lassie" (1954), "Lost in Space" (1965)), JoMarie Payton ("Family Matters" (1989)), Pat Crowley ("Please Don't Eat the Daisies" (1965)), Janet Hubert ("The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" (1990)), Alley Mills ("The Wonder Years" (1988)), Carol Potter ("Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990)) and Beverly Garland ("My Three Sons" (1960)). Potter won.

Inducted (as a cast member of "Little House on the Prairie" (1974)) into the Hall of Great Western Performers of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in 1998.

Won the role of Caroline Ingalls in "Little House on the Prairie" (1974) out of 47 other actresses who also auditioned.

After "Little House on the Prairie" (1974) ended, she was featured as a guest star on various television shows and toured the country performing in numerous plays. Later on, she moved to Louisville, Kentucky, to continue her work in the theater. She was the co-founder and artistic director of Santa Fe's Resource Theatre Company and starred in "Wit" at the Arizona Theater Company.

Her first New York break was the play "The Gingham Tree." She had to borrow a dollar from a friend to go to the audition!

Her father, Gene Grassle, ran a gas station and her mother managed a restaurant.

She was known as the miracle baby in her family because, previous to her birth, her mother had 4 miscarriages.

In the late 1960s - hoping to boost her career, briefly changed her professional name to Kay Dillinger, claiming to be the illegitimate offspring of the notorious 1930s bank robber (who died ten years before she was born!).

When she came to LA in 1973 for a never-completed movie project, she was calling herself "Gabriel Tree", and it was under this name that she beat out 47 other actresses for the role of "Caroline Ingalls" in the long-running TV drama "Little House on the Prairie" (1974) (co-star Michael Landon convinced her to revert back to her given name of Karen Grassle).


Where Are They Now

(2005) She now lives in Pacific Palisades, California, with her adopted daughter, Lily.

(January 2009) Appearing in a commercial for "Premier" bathrooms.



FUJIYA CO., LTD.
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Market information
TSE First Section
Headquarters 日本の旗 Japan
〒112-0012
Tokyo Bunkyo7F Nissei Building No. 6, No. 15 Otowa Otsuka 2-chome
Establishment 1938June 30
Business Grocery
Business Manufacture and sale of food cake, coffee shop and restaurant management
Representative Noriyuki Yamada Ken (Chairman)
Sakurai Yasuhumi (President)
Capital 8,014 18.2 billion yen
(March 31, 2009)
Shares outstanding 6,590 million 5,784 million shares
(March 31, 2009)
Sales 63.1 billion yen, 57 million single
737 million yen, 7.8 billion consolidated
(March 31, 2009)
Net profit (Loss) 49 △ 8.1 billion million single
54 △ 9.7 billion consolidated million
(March 31, 2009)
Net Single 630,000 22.7 billion yen
232 million yen, 7.6 billion consolidated
(March 31, 2009)
Total assets 42.9 billion yen, 42 million single
Consolidated 463 million 0.9 billion
(March 31, 2009)
Number of employees 965 people a single, consolidated 1257 Name (March 31, 2009)
Settlement period March 31
Principal shareholders Yamazaki Baking Co., Ltd.Ltd. (51.00%)
Nippon Life Insurance Co. Mutual company（2.68%）
Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd. Ltd. (Trust Account 4G) (1.97%)
Ltd.BANDAI（1.94%）
Fujiya 不二栄 Shareholding Committee (1.84%)
(March 31, 2009)
Major Subsidiaries See item subsidiaries
People involved Right Akazome Huzii Rin(Founder)
References http://www.fujiya-peko.co.jp/


Fujiya Food Service Co., Ltd. is a nationwide chain of confectionery stores in Japan. Its first shop was founded in 1910 in Yokohama.

Mascot Peko-chan


name comes from pups Cattle Dialect "Beko"

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May 9, 2010

(video) Spanking on Screen

Poeten og Lillemor og Lotte

<br/><a href='http://www.myvideo.de/watch/6299190/Poeten_og_Lillemor_og_Lotte' title='Poeten og Lillemor og Lotte - MyVideo'>Poeten og Lillemor og Lotte - MyVideo</a>

The poet and Lillemor have become parents, but poetry and washing the diapers are two subjects which are hard to unite under the same roof. The two just married couples, the barber Anton and Vera plus the baker and Lise, are having some difficulties with their marriages but that doesn't scare off the butcher, who's got the hots for the midwife. 

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On Moonlight Bay (USA 1951)

Gordon Macrae takes Doris Day over his knee and gives her backside a brief but hard spanking. 2 spanks are administered, both on screen.

Pistoloco (Mexico 1964)

A helpful gentleman who finds a young lady`s misplaced purse is unhappy about her ungrateful reaction when he returns it, and takes her across his knee and administers a sound hand spanking to her bottom. Twenty firm spanks are applied, approx a dozen on screen.

Prisoners of the Casbah (Columbia 1953)

Turhan Bey puts his screen wife Gloria Grahame across his knee and administers 4 firm spanks to her backside, all on screen.

George Murphy puts Brenda Joyce across his knee in a cafe and gives her backside a long, sound, public spanking. About 30 spanks are shown on screen, many more off screen and the spanking continues as the scene fades away.

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Facebook School CP References

School Discipline

Memories From The Popular

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Primary Schools

Dunalley Primary School

Lynne King

Yep I remember Miss Rowe. Had the cane off her once. I left in 1980.

Farley Juniors

Sue Colclough

I was at Farley Juniors in the 70s, I remember Mr Ley the Head, Mr Mardle, Mr Mcdonald, but the one I remember the most was Mr Richards, s**t how could I forget him! the s**t gave me the slipper, he was slipper happy...

Albert Pye

Kirsty Lewis

I went here, its not changed apart from all the building works of course! Mrs Hupton was head, I got the slipper off her once!!

Glengorse

Shelley Goodridge

I got the slipper (which my mum bought in East Berlin, they had soles about an inch thick!) after me and Matthew Pitts stripped bark off trees "down the Dell", think he got the cane, so I came off quite lightly! I agree with you Alex, you probably still hold the record of caning and slipper of any school anywhere ever!!!! You were so bad!!LOL!!

Sian Green

Girls used to get the cane!! I certainly did, on many occassions. Then they changed the law or something and weren't allowed to go for the girls...something about puberty. Mind you, Mrs Dean made up for that with the slipper. And who was the new young Latin teacher than came in when the other one retired..? He threw chalk at you!

Lorna Price

Aaaah, the slipper. Yes I was a regular. Talking after lights out, out of bed after lights out (even if you were depserate for the loo).....midnight feasts under the beds...although it was probably more like 7.30pm and stolen bread and jam from dinner hardly constituted a feast.

I remember Mrs Dean going around and testing all the slippers on her hand to find the evilest one to use.

N.Heaton

Tracy Kirk

Does anyone remember the old head teacher - mr schofield? - the sod gave me the cane, I also remember Mrs Thorthrop, Mrs Leyland, Mr Varley. Anyone remember me? I was there 80-87.

Maria Santoro

Oakdale

Oh my god, I loved our little school, forgot all about the times that I got the slipper for climbing over the wall to get the football, I can see now how dangerous that was!!

Rice Lane

Jill Baigent

I was at rice lane 1976 - 1982 ish! Remember Miss De Jong, Mrs Barton, Mr wall, Mr Camp, Mr Bradley (headmaster in the early days), Miss Sidorczuk who got married and became Mrs Pearson and gave me the slipper.

Sir Wilfred Martineau

Maria Jayne Keeling

She was soooo scary, I got the slipper off her for fighting, not very lady like I know !
She gave me a tissue before she slippered me but I wouldnt give her the satisfaction so I didnt cry!

Applegarth

Joanna Cucurullo

I loved applegarth school dinners! left over pastry squares!!!!! yummy! Mrs Myers used to go to her house for strawberries and cream, Mrs Parrington used to be great and Miss Walton was fab, Mr Robinson used to tie my hands behind my back and make me sit on the hot heating pipe lol!!!!! Mr Pidd gave me the slipper lol!!!

Ayresome

Averil Hill

I think Mrs Bates was the scariest teacher ever, got the slipper just for laughing, she also use to throw chairs and blackboard rubbers. Best teacher was Mr Eastwood, he his now headmaster at Abingdon Rd school.

Broadheath

Clair Sellstrom

I remember Mr Gadsby, he gave me the cane across my hands for messing with the boys!! Oh and Mrs Erswell, now she has to be a favourite. Fantastic Teacher!! x

Secondary Schools

Battersea County School

Kim Cherished Gurney

I will start this group off by grassing myself off..... got the cane off deputy head Miss Carrey for playing the piano in music lesson.... well the teacher was late for this lesson and we were all getting restless.... so I decided to open the piano and the whole class were singing at the top of their voices "My Old Man`s A Dustman" when the teacher walked in.... got the cane..... never told my mum... until a few years ago we were at parents and my sister sandra grassed me up to my mum. I`ve yet to get her back for that one.

Lorraine Shears

I went to Battersea County when it was 2 schools. I was there from 1964 when I was 11 until I was 15. The headmistress at the dogs home end was a little old lady - I cannot remember her name at all. I remember Mr Norcross - he actually gave me the slipper. When I went to coluvert road I remember Mr Machin I think he was head of Guild house which I was in. It seems such a long time ago.

Beccles Secondary

Susan Smith

One memory from school days was when Marianne Maser and I got the slipper from Mrs Banns (big black plimsol actually) for laughing in the bike shed with the boys, also a group of us used to hang about on the school field at lunch time. John Pendleton, Arthur Smith-Howell, David Finch, Ray Newson, Christine Boggis, Christine Burgess, Glynis Grimmer and many more.

Corona Academy Stage School

Caroline Kemi

I was at Corona '88- '89 and then I left because it was closing down, which was a real shame... I had some good memories there. I got the slipper and the cane off Murial a couple of times, did any of you experience that? She said that I was too loud in the playground so thats why she done it.

Ickneild High

Janet Jones

Getting the cane from Miss Smith and Mrs Froud - the pain.

Teachers at Ickneild High that terrified me were Mrs McCarol (cookery), Mrs Cunningham (needlework), Mrs Froud (headmistress) gave me and Christine King the cane, Mrs Dunn (history), Miss Williams (pe) & finally Sid Topping (headmaster) still have nightmares about them all.

Kings School

Kayleigh Thomas

Telling Danial Cooper that I`d kill him if he pulled my hair bobble out again
I was annoyed and I got the slipper for it hahahaha.

Alice Brewer

I got the cane for not drinking my school milk. 3 whacks right on the bum. Made me wish for the good old Margaret Thatcher milk snatcher...

 

Rachel Edwards

I had the slipper that many times as I was the disruptive one.

The Grove

Jackie Dale

Yes I remember Miss Hopwood, got the slipper from her many a time, had Mrs Ilott for French (I think) remember Mr Dix but I had Mr Millward for English and yes Mr Bates was the headmaster back in those days, I left 1979 I think, memory not so good now!!

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Bardot

A personal biography by Glenys Roberts

pages 36/37

Brigitte also felt that Mijanou was unfairly singled out for special treatment as the younger child. One day when her parents were out and the maid was looking in the opposite direction, Brigitte, who was seven at the time and playing cowboys and indians with her two-year-old sister, pulled the tablecloth from under her mother`s favourite vase which went crashing to the floor and shattered into pieces. The scene which followed is etched painfully in her memory. There was a terrible gallic row followed by several cuffs around the ear. `We children were then banished from the family circle. That is to say we were told to address our parents formally as vous, not tu from then on, because we weren`t worthy to be their children. I was also given fifty whacks of the cane - I was often caned - naturally the baby got less.

The Real Brigitte Bardot

TV Documentary

Irene Frain, journalist

She and her sister were playing under a table which was covered by a cloth......

As a result of this game they broke a chinese pot their mother was very fond of.....

They were both severely spanked.....

The teenaged Boone sisters, Debby, Cherry, Lindy, and Laura, performing during a tour of Japan in the 1970s, all received bare bottom spankings with the belt and slipper from father Pat when they misbehaved.

The Boone family, mother & father Shirley and Pat (centre) with daughters, Debby, Cherry, Lindy, and Laura. Strict daddy Pat raised his daughters with bare bottom beltings and slipperings when they misbehaved.

Dolly

My life and other unfinished business

Pages 13/14

As I flailed like an unwanted necktie against the cow`s neck, Bessie dragged me through briars, into rocks and stumps, and under low-hanging limbs. Those bushes that had only seemed scary were now a real threat. As they slowly flayed my skin away, I began to think how shocked mama would be to see Bessie coming home with a kid skeleton hanging on to her bell strap.

What blood I had not left on the hackberry bushes in the holler rushed to my heart as I caught the first glimpse of the kerosene lantern mama was holding as she called Bessie, "sook, sook!" when I was finally dragged into the yard, I thought mama would be thrilled beyond words to see my bruised and bloodied carcass. She must have been, because she didn`t use any words as she administered a few extra bruises to my butt with a hickory switch.

I have to admit that switch actually felt good. As soon as the licks had been dealt out, mama held me tight as I cried. I could see tears in the corners of her eyes too. If you had asked her why she whipped me, she would have said it was because I hadn`t come home when she called me. Any parent knows that what she was really saying with that switch was, "You scared me half to death. You have to feel pain now so that you`ll remember this in the future." At that moment, we were both just thanking god that I had a future.

Pages 16/17/18

The floorboards in our cabin were so far apart, a kid could feed the chickens bits of bread or crackers through the cracks - and one kid did.

That in itself should have been fun enough. But then up steps that youthful meanness that adults make tolerable by calling it mischief. I figured that if the chickens could be lured into pecking up through the cracks, a little girl with quick fingers could grab them by the beaks and hold them above the ground for a few seconds, causing them to thrash about and beat their wings as if they had been set upon by the devil himself.

The plan was successfully carried out enough times to give every chicken in the yard a sore beak and a wisdom about sticking her nose into cracks. I used to tell myself it somehow made them better prepared for the future. It is that same kind of childlike innocence that creates such an excuse for devilment that also chooses to believe a chicken has much of a future in the first place.

Of course if my daddy ever caught me at it, many a sore chicken beak would be avenged on my backside in short order. I don`t mean, as some celebrities have, to claim that I was abused. None of us kids were. We were not beaten. We got plain old Tennessee butt whippin`s. And in truth, we deserved them.

When one of us had done something wrong, the rest would rather die than tell on the guilty party. I don`t know if that was out of loyalty to brothers and sisters or some unspoken code of the mischievious that made us keep silent knowing the same service would be afforded us when we were the one who "done it." Whatever the reason, our failure to cooperate with the party of the second party (the one holding the belt) usually meant we would all end up getting spanked. If we had taken a minute to think about that, we would have figured out that the loyalty we were drawing interest on in that unspoken kid bank was not really doing us any good if it was intended to be insurance against getting our butt beaten for some future offense. This way, we were bound to get whipped not only for that future one but for every present one as well. Still, the code was followed, and I supposed there was some kind of integrity in it, if not the clearest of logic.

I would always want to be the last in line. My plan was to run around to be first in line before daddy got to me, but that never worked. You`d think a man with that many kids would lose count just once in his life. Being in last place, and being a sensitive kid, I ended up feeling every blow to every other kid just as if it had landed on my butt.

Daddy used to spank us with a leather strap. But when mama whipped us, she would send us out to pick out a switch. We would try a crude form of mountain-urchin psychology by choosing a big, dangerous-looking stick that mama wouldn`t have the heart to hit us with. We`d go out to fetch a switch but come back with a limb that would be better used as a fence post. Our psychology usually backfired when mama would only get madder and go out herself and pick out one of those reedy little sting-your-butt-bad switches.

Pages 29/30

After school that day, I went to the hollow tree to get the crayons and found the teacher, glaring at me, razor strop in one hand and my pitiful stolen colours in the other.

I closed my eyes and waited for the thick piece of leather to come down on me, but it didn`t. I would have preferred being beaten to what happened next. The teacher called all of the other kids together, and they watched as he took hold of my shoulders and shook me. "Do you all see what Dolly has done? She has stolen!" he railed. I was terrified and embarrassed. The teacher made such a big thing out of it. I felt completely worthless and vile.

I got in trouble again when I got home. We had always been taught not to steal (that was one bit of the bible teaching daddy agreed with mama on), and I was harshly punished for what I had done. That whole expirience gave me a negative feeling toward school that I never really got over.

Page 43

For a few moments, I allowed myself to think that my brother had actually come to my rescue in a tight spot, but then his fist grinding into my back told me I was living in a dream world. Not only did he beat me on the way home, he also told mama and daddy that I had lied at school, causing me to get a whipping when I got home.

Page 48

Our favourite thing was a sugar daddy because it lasted so long. You could suck on it and pull it into a point and make the sweetness stay with you until bedtime, even beyond. My mother will attest to this, having found many a kid with one glued to his or her hair with no choice but to cut it out with the scissors.

The peddlar would take eggs or even live chickens in trade if you had no money. I can remember the chickens, tied by their feet to the outside of the old bus, looking quizzical but seeming to accept their overall part in the sceme of things. We were not above stealing our own chickens to trade to the peddler for something sweet in our mouths, even if it meant a board across our butts. Like the chickens, we had learned to accept life`s trade-offs.

I guess I always had a streak of devilment in me. I think it was more due to curiosity than anything else. The problem was that curiosity included finding out just how far I could go without getting my butt beat.

Pages 71/72

There was also a great catchall commandment that could make just about anything a sin: "Honor thy father and thy mother." Anything you did or said that went against what your father or mother wanted you to do or say could be construed as dishonoring them, and there-fore a sin. This was the one situation when I used to turn the literal translation of the bible around to work for me. "It says honor," I would say, "Not obey." This of course did not stop me from getting my butt beat, but it did allow me to sniff back my tears with a healthy sense of righteousness.

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