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Gordon Ramsay’s New Fish and Chips Restaurant Is Its Own Kitchen Nightmare
Gordon Ramsay’s track record on keeping restaurants open in New York City isn’t good. The Scottish celebrity chef whose TV appearances can involve “fixing” restaurants amid a sea of profanity opened Gordon Ramsay at The London on West 54th Street in 2007. It went on to gain and then lose two Michelin stars amid reports of inconsistent food and service, closing in 2013 after having been sold as a result of financial difficulties. Its more casual companion, Maze, managed to stay open till 2013. Still, one can’t help but wonder if Ramsay couldn’t have saved both if he’d made them the subject of one of his foul-mouthed Kitchen Nightmares makeovers.…
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Sadie Gordon | Obituary | The Joplin Globe
Sadie Cole Gordon was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on February 23rd, 1947, and died in Tulsa on July 12, 2022. Her parents, Earl and Sadie Cole preceded her in death. Sadie lived in several different places throughout her lifetime and attended several universities. Sadie obtained her doctorate degree from OSU in 1979. From that time until 2000 she worked as a psychologist in private practice in Joplin, Missouri. While living in Joplin she was on the staff of St. John’s, Freeman Hospital, and taught at Pittsburg State University and Missouri Southern State College. She was active in numerous community organizations including St. Phillips Episcopal Church and Spiva Art Center where…
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Gordon Haskett says home improvement sector has pre-2008 feel (NYSE:HD)
phillyskater/iStock Editorial via Getty Images The trend in home improvement stocks is bringing back some bad memories, according to Gordon Haskett analyst Chuck Grom. In a note to clients on Friday broadly downgrading the sector, he explained that while there is reason to remain constructive on many names, the rapid increase in uncertainty pervading the market has completely upended his prognostications. “Over the past couple of months, the rules of engagement have clearly changed,” Grom wrote. “We are having some déjà vu back to 2006/2007 before the GFC.” He explained that a confluence of rising rates, a reversion to pre-pandemic home improvement trends, a consumer that may not be keen…
