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Sydney Baker take a few moments during the horse show competition to rub her horse’s mane. it worked. He looks relaxed.
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture / RYAN MCGEENEY — 06-06-2023 — Scenes from the 2023 state meeting of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
SUFFOLK DOWNS - September 24, 2014 - Race 6
CLAIMING - For Thoroughbred Three Year Old and Upward Fillies and Mares Claiming Price: $6,250 Five And One Half Furlongs On The Dirt Track Record: (My Tee Time - 1:03.45 - June 23, 2014) Purse: $12,000
Weather:Clear Track:Fast
Off at: 3:25 Start: Good for all
3 - Go Anna Go (Hole, Taylor)
5 - Key Punch (Panell, Dyn)
1A - Lady Vivien (Bush, Vernon)
Known as the "Electri-Living Home," this was a model for the public to come and see a flame-less Home of Tomorrow. The publication, Living for Young Homemakers, featured the model home in 1957. It was open for public inspection under the sponsorship of Sacramento Municipal Utility District. The home is located at 3421 Lynne Way in Sacramento.
The all-electric model home is light conditioned as well as air conditioned. The house features the latest innovations in electrical equipment including: cooking appliances, water heating, and automatic clothes washing and drying. The home's heating is done electrically with a heat pump, which replaces both the usual furnace and the conventional air conditioner. The machine reverses itself automatically to pump heat either into or out of the houses, as needed, to maintain indoor temperature at comfort levels.
Other features include a switch in the master bedroom with controls a circle of lighting outside the home. Indirect daylighting is used in the living room and three-way switches provide a path of light from the carport to entry hall.
Construction of the home was completed by Joseph L. Binet.
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture/RYAN MCGEENEY —03-06-2019— Hundreds of members of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council convene at the Vines Center in Ferndale for their biennial meeting. The 2019 theme was “Learn, Laugh and Live Well.”
The squirells arebuilding their homes now before the kids come out. They chip these easy barks and use the barks to keep their nests warm.
After sleeping at the protest site for weeks, homemaker Arom Sranoi, who lives alone, says she felt "a kind of brotherhood when you're in the same protest for a long while." She claims the current government has a "double standard" for rich and poor and misses life under former Prime Minister Thaksin, when she says basic goods like eggs, electricity, and housing were more affordable and accessible for lower-income Thais.
Bethany Duke shows her bear, wearing an outfit the girl made, to judge Lillie Ramon. Sitting beside Ramon was fellow Bee County Junior Livestock and Homemakers Show judge Jeanette Elder. Bethany also made the nightgown as part of her entry into the show.
The Future Homemakers of America at Rensselaer High School included the following members: Barbara Shafer, reporter; Roseann Valade, song leader; Jane Kurtz, secretary; Mrs. Hardy, sponsor; Judy Pettet, co-historian; Libby Challis, co-historian; Arlene Houston, treasurer; Patty Moore, parliamentarian; Jo Hite, vice-president; and Gayla Fleming, president. If any one of our readers can supply us the married names of these ladies, please submit them to our office at 117 N. Van Rensselaer St. or e-mail us at daily@rensselaerrepublican.com. Photo from 1954 chaos. Rensselaer Republican 10/21/02
Sexdolls
Calculators, homemakers, incubators and pleasure machines.
Women as technology presents four potential roles for women that are as significant as they are problematic: women as homemakers, women as calculators, women as incubators and women as pleasure machines. The exhibition highlights the ambivalent relationship between women and technology and how these roles have in part been shaped by it. Technology itself is far from neutral in this regard: its development invariably reflects prevailing social attitudes. At the same time, you will discover the important contributions that women have made to the development of technology in the home, in computing, in the medical discipline of fertility and in the sex industry.
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture/RYAN MCGEENEY —03-06-2019— Hundreds of members of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council convene at the Vines Center in Ferndale for their biennial meeting. The 2019 theme was “Learn, Laugh and Live Well.”
My mum bought the dinner and tea set in the 1950s. She used it everyday and only one cup is missing!
This is me in full makeup after a shoot with Indie filmaker Robert Banks. Video and stills were shot for one of his many ongoing projects. All I can say is that there was pancake batter involved ;)
University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture/RYAN MCGEENEY —03-06-2019— Hundreds of members of the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council convene at the Vines Center in Ferndale for their biennial meeting. The 2019 theme was “Learn, Laugh and Live Well.”
The source of inspiration for these pieces was Homemaker – a real nod to the 1950’s whilst embracing the technological world we live in today. Once sold in Woolworths(RIP)-it was utilitarian and affordable. Over 50 years later Homemaker is now collectable and iconic.
Yoyo has re-invented and refreshed Homemaker, including classic designs that reflect the last 30 years or so. It was great fun sourcing appropriate objects, each one carefully thought about so as to represent processes, materials technology and iconic status.
The perfect size bone china plate for breakfast toast or sandwich/cake to go with your cuppa
Save a bit of money (for some cake, yum) by buying the set here or collect yoyomaker plate - where you'll have a description of all illustrations or start the collection with a yoyomaker mug