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In this special weekly feature, TODAY food editor Phil Lempert brings you recipes "stolen" (with permission) from notable restaurants across America. See how much fun you can have (and money you can save) by cooking these dishes at home.
This week: We've "stolen" a great Southern comfort recipe from JCT. Kitchen & Bar in Atlanta. "JCT." is the acronym that stands for "junction," or the intersection of railroad lines. Try making this fabulous dish at home and creating a junction at your own dining table, where your family and friends can come together for a great meal.
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Before arriving at JCT. Kitchen & Bar, Chef Fry oversaw menu development and overall strategic development of a corporation that specializes in chef-crafted meals for people on the go. He now brings that business acumen and experience with developing innovative, finely crafted cuisine to this creative, regional food concept in one of Atlanta's hippest dining and entertainment districts.
"Food is a necessary ingredient to our culture in the South. We want good, fresh foods that are expertly prepared and pleasurable, both in taste and from the social aspect," says Chef Fry. "JCT. Kitchen offers upscale yet casual dining with a focus on the entire sensory experience. We have taken the classic European bistro and the role that it plays in the community, then transformed it into our own, unique neighborhood restaurant offering Southern Farmstead Cooking."
JCT. Kitchen & Bar
1198 Howell Mill Road, Suite 18
Atlanta, GA 30318
(404) 355-2252
Wood-Grilled Georgia Rainbow Trout Ingredients
- 4 rainbow trout filets, 8-10 oz each
- Kosher salt, to taste
- Freshly cracked pepper, to taste
Mustard-Seed Vinaigrette Ingredients
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 1/4 cup champagne vinegar
- 2 tsp Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1 whole shallot, minced
- Kosher salt, to taste
- Freshly cracked pepper, to taste
Baking Directions:
Wood-Grilled Georgia Rainbow Trout1. Oil your grill and preheat to high heat.2. Season the filets with salt and pepper; coat both sides of filet with Mustard-Seed Vinaigrette.3. Grill the skin sides of filet first; cook 2-3 minutes, turning 1/4 turn once (skin side down).4. When cooked 3/4 way done, turn over to the flesh sides.5. Skin can be removed easily, if desired.6. Cook for another 1-2 minutes, or until trout is firm to the touch.Mustard-Seed Vinaigrette 1.Using the back of a sauté pan on your cutting board, crack the mustard seeds.2. Whisk vinegar, mustard seeds, and mustard together in a mixing bowl.3. While whisking, slowly drizzle in the oils.4. If the dressing starts to become too thick, add a touch of water.5. Season with minced shallots, salt, and pepper.6. Let stand at room temperature for a few hours or overnight.
Serving Directions:
Chef's serving suggestion: Place the trout filet on a plate and spoon a little of the Mustard-Seed Vinaigrette over the fish. Toss the Spinach and Frisee Salad with kosher salt, freshly cracked pepper and Potato Dumplings; serve alongside the trout
- 1 lb Russet potatoes
- 3-4 large egg yolks
- Pinch of freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/2 tsp kosher salt
- 1 cup OO or all-purpose flour (plus a little more for dusting)
- Canola oil, to taste
- 1/2 stick salted butter
Baking Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees.2. Spread a layer of kosher salt onto a baking tray and place the potatoes on the salt.3. Bake potatoes until slightly overbaked, about 45 minutes.4. Let cool just enough to handle; cut in half and scoop out the insides; discard skins.5. Pass the insides through a ricer and mount on top of a cutting board or clean work surface; make a well in the middle of the potatoes.6. Add 3 egg yolks, salt, and nutmeg and work into the potato mixture by hand.7. Sprinkle half of the flour onto the mixture and fold it in gently, being careful not to knead the dough as this will make it tough.8. Add the remaining flour a little at a time; if the dough is too dry, add the remaining yolk until the dough is firm yet slightly soft.9. Test the dough by rolling a 1/2 inch rope onto a floured surface; the dough should hold together.10. Place a large pot of salted water on to boil; create an ice bath by filling a bowl with ice and cold water and inserting a colander into the bath.11. Begin rolling 1/2 inch ropes on your floured work surface; cut dumplings into 1 inch "pillows."12. Dust pillows lightly with more flour and place on a parchment-lined and floured baking tray.13. Carefully slide the dumplings into the boiling water in small batches.14. Once the dumplings rise to the surface, let cook for 1 1/2 minutes.15. Remove from the pot and immediately drop into the ice bath.16. Once fully chilled, drain from the water and toss in canola oil to keep them from sticking to each other.17. Keep covered and refrigerated until ready to crisp.18. To crisp, melt butter in a large sauté pan on medium to medium-high heat.19. Once butter browns slightly, add dumplings.20. Flip periodically until they are golden brown and crisp; season with salt to taste and drain on a towel-lined tray.
- 2 heads of baby frisee
- 1-2 bunches of fresh spinach
- 12 oz trimmed French green beans
Baking Directions:
1. Remove core of baby frisee heads; trim outer leaves, and wash.2. Wash and de-stem spinach.3. Blanch green beans for 15 seconds in salted boiling water.4. Toss with Mustard-Seed Vinaigrette.
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"Etruscan or medieval Lupa?" Top 5 Page for this destination Capitoline Museums - Musei Capitolini Tip by breughel
Capitoline Museums - Musei Capitolini, Rome: 64 reviews and 173 photos
In a former tip about the bronze statues of this museum I wrote: The Roman she-wolf "Lupa Capitolina" is dated from the 6th century BC but the twins Romulus and Remus were added during the Renaissance.
In 2008 a study of Carbon 14 dating of the dirt and clay pieces from the statue indicated that the statue was cast in the 8th century A.D and might therefore be a copy of an Etruscan bronze!
This study has itself been criticized by both experts in Etruscan and Roman history but also by experts from the carbon-14 dating. It is a delicate method as pollution risks distorting the dating.
Since it's likely that the statue has been manhandled over the years, carbon dating tests could have no relevance regarding the time when it was created, explained archaeologist Nicoletta Pagliardi.
The age of the Lupa Capitolina statue is therefore still under discussion.
There is another question about the famous Lupa.
Any good tourist has learned that the foundation of Rome goes back to Romulus and Remus -precisely in 753 BC (!!!) according to Marcus Varron called "the most learned of the Romans" - and that they were children of the princess Rhea Sylvia and the god Mars himself. The princess Rhea was the daughter of the king Numitor of Alba.
Just like Moses the two babies were put in a basket and entrusted to the floods to escape death and were rescued by a she-wolf, the famous Lupa which became the symbol of Rome.
But in Latin the word Lupa has two significances: she-wolf and prostitute! In French the word "lupanar" derived from the latin "lupa" means brothel.
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Maruti Ritz
The Ritz, inspite of being a well packaged car, wasnt really setting the sales charts on fire for Maruti. With increasing competition, the only way to make the Ritz a very successful hatchback was to induce new features and changes. Infact, Maruti went a step ahead and gave over 50 changes to the Ritz, the result of which you see on this page.
Most importantly, the new Ritz comes with the improved version of the FIAT sourced multi-jet unit that also serves the new Swift. This means, that although the max power and torque on paper remain the same, the new Ritz is 10% more efficient, taking its ARAI approved fuel economy figure to 23.2kmpl! As of September 2012, the new Ritz is only offered with a diesel heart and additionally, the company will now sell the Riz diesel in the top end ZDI version too.
Changes have been made externally with redesigned headlamps, bumper and fog lamps. At the rear though, things remain pretty much the same. On the inside, the overall design is same but changes come in the form of a new audio system, driver information display, dual tone interiors etc. Maruti also claims improved rear seat space and comfort.
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Maruti Ritz PriceList
MileageEngineStarting PriceStarting Emi
Maruti Ritz Specifications
Dimension & Weights
|Overall Length
|3715 mm
|Overall Width
|1680 mm
|Overall Height
|1620 mm
|Ground Clearance
|170 mm
|113Nm @ 4500 rpm
|1197 cc
|No of Cylinders
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Maruti Ritz Features
|Maruti Ritz Diesel
|VDi ABS
|Power Steering
|Power Windows
|Front Only
|Front Only
|Audio System
|Alloy Wheels
View Detailed Features
Maruti Ritz Colors
- New Breeze Blue
- New Mystique Red
- Silky Silver
- Bakers Chocolate
- Superior White
- New Granite Grey
Expert Test Review
New features are welcome
Boot space could be better
Interiors Details
Boot space
Ritz has 236litres of boot space in the car, which is quite enough for a family hatchback car. The 60 40 folding rear seats is of great help wherein you can store in extra luggage in case of long drive.
Ritz has got a huge speedometer which is clearly visible from the driver point of view.
Gear lever
The gear lever in the Ritz is very small and handy and well within the reach of the driver.
Cup holders
There are cup holders in the Ritz
There is a spacious glovebox attached with the dashboard.
Audio system
Maruti Ritz is packed with Integrated Audio System with USB. Maruti Ritz has taken care of the music department very well, but in some variants the car does not have in built audio system but you can purchase it according to you need and requirement.
Air Conditioner
There is air conditioner in the Ritz and cools the car efficiently.
Arm rests
There is arm rest in the Ritz.
Air vents
There are air vents fitted in the dashboard of the Ritz and circulates air well inside the car.
The seats are comfortable inside the Ritz which give comfort not driver and also to passengers.
Leg room
Ritz has leg room of 1210 cm (max) and 970 cm (min).
Knee room
Ritz offers rear knee room of 790 cm (max) and 570 cm (min)
Shoulder space
Ritz offers shoulder room of 1310 cm
Head room
Ritz offers front headroom of 990 cm, rear headroom of 940 cm
Steering wheel
Ritz uses power assisted rack and pinion steering wheel with The illuminated steering mounted audio controls offers control of audio system on the steering itself.
Power windows
Maruti Suzuki Ritz is offered with Power Windows on both Front and Rear on the VDiVxi and not on the base variant
Keyless entry
Maruti does not provide this feature to the Ritz model.
Driver information display
Maruti Suzuki Ritz comes with couple of warning lights and manual trip meter. It give almost all the details a driver must know about the car while moving or on halt.
New grille looks good
Basic shape is same
Exteriors Details
Front design
The cars exterior look is very sporty and attracts lot many people in just a single glance. Ritz is a very smart and classy car that posses very dynamic and robust look. The car is surely a head turner
Rear design
Rear visibility is a bit of an issue with the Ritz. The cars styling; its the oddly angled rear doors and pillars which support those gorgeous-looking boomerang tail-lights that create the massive blind spot.
Side profile
the roof line that flows in an arc to combine with the vertical rear window of the Maruti Ritz and conveys a sense of lively movement with stability at high speed
Ground Clearance
The ground clearance of 170 mm in the Ritz is pretty good.
Ritz has body coloured bumpers attached to the car.
Head lamps
The headlamps looks beautiful and provides good illumination in the dark
Tail lamps
Ritz has gorgeous-looking boomerang tail-lights
Fog lamps
There are options of fog lamps in the Ritz.
Maruti Ritz is available in 14 inches wheels that provides very sporty and robust look to the car It uses 16580 set of rubbers for its wheels.
Alloy wheels
There are variants like ZXI & ZDI is available in alloy wheels.
Outside mirrors
The outside mirrors are manually adjustable in the Ritz although some variants has electronic operated mirrors too.
The following colours are available in the Ritz variants These colors are available with all variants of Maruti Ritz Fire Brick Red Racing Green Bakers Chocolate Blue Blaze Midnight black Silky silver Glistening Grey Superior white
Rear wiper
There is no rear wiper in the car.
Roof rails
There are no Roof rails in the Ritz.
Sun roof
There is no sun roof in the car.
Ritz has an integrated spoiler at the rear.
Side Steps
There is no side step in the Ritz.
Spare wheel
There is a spare wheel at the boot of the car.
Diesel improved, no petrol
Refinement could be better. 4-speed autobox is slow.
Engine & Performance Details
The acceleration of any car is mainly dependent on the power, torque and transmission gearbox of the car. The pickup and acceleration of a car is very much essential and one cannot ignore its importance Maruti Ritz crosses the barrier of 100 Kms in just 14.71 seconds and reaches top speed of 156kmph.
Top speed
Ritz has a top speed of about 170kmph.
In-gear acceleration
Maruti Suzuki Ritz can reach between 40 - 60 in 3.57 seconds in 3rd gear and 80 to 100 in 6.11 seconds.
The gearbox too is superb with short, snappy shifts via the console-mounted gear lever. Ritz uses six-step manual gearbox.
Ritz has an 1248cc engine which produces 70ps of power@4000rpm
NM of torque is produced at 2000rpm in the Ritz
NVH levels
The improved transmission and engine has left the Ritz with no noise and vibration from the engine
Diesel Mileage 23.2 kmpl
The Ritz diesel version has a 1248 cc engine with 75 PS and has got some changes to make it more efficient. It has now got an ARAI efficiency of 23.2 kmpl which is very good and efficient also. The Ritz petrol gives 18.5 kmpl and the automatic gives 17.6 kmpl.
Mileage View full detail
|Diesel Variants
|Maruti Ritz Diesel LDi
|23.2 kmpl
|Maruti Ritz Diesel VDi
|23.2 kmpl
|Maruti Ritz Diesel VDi ABS
|23.2 kmpl
|Maruti Ritz Diesel ZDi
|23.2 kmpl
Diesel Mileage
Ritz gives an overall mileage of 20.75kmpl. On highway it gives 32kmpl and in city it gives 17kmpl.
Mileage Details
City fuel economy
Ritz returns 17kmpl in the city
Highway fuel economy
Ritz returns about 32kms in the highways.
ARAI rated economy
The fuel efficiency has been increased to 23.2kmpl (ARAI rating)
Tank Range
Ritz has a tank range of about 850 Kms which is quite a lot of distance.
The high seating position and a relatively light steering makes the Ritz easy to drive in traffic. Being a tall boy, you do expect body roll around corners and curves but the car surprises you with its behavior. It isn't as agile as the Swift though. Steering feedback is good though and its light but direct.
Easy to drive
Handling not as good as Swift
Handling Braking & Safety Details
The light clutch and easy steering all do their job in making the Ritz a zero-effort car to drive
Braking performance
Maruti Ritz are Ventilated Disc brakes and the rear brakes drum brakes which offers very safe drive in case of unexpected surprises in the road. The powerful braking system of Maruti Ritz is very helpful in de- accelerating the car when the car s moving in high speed
Safety features
Maruti Ritz is one of the safe cars with many advanced safety features. Maruti Ritz is packed with both active and passive safety features to safeguard you against the unexpected surprises that come in your way. Maruti Ritz is endowed with the life saving safety device, Dual front SRS Airbag in the car. This dual SRS Airbag is a very important safeguard which helps in providing a cushioning effect in collision and jerk and also reducing the impact of collision. Maruti Ritz is also packed with AB
There is an option for ABS in the car.
Traction control
Ritz doesnt have an option of traction control in the car.
When it comes to suspension, the high seating position and a relatively light steering makes the Ritz easy to drive in traffic. Low speed ride on the lower variants is good due to their tall tyre walls, the undulations, especially sharp ones, are easily transmitted into the cabin. High speed stability is pretty impressive and the Ritz feels at home at triple digit highway speeds.
Improved suspensio
Still a bit bouncy
Comfort & Suspension Details
The cabin is remarkably airy thanks to large windows. The seats too are more comfortable than the interior space suggests, thanks to an upright seating position and loads of headroom. The generous and comfortable front seats with a high seating position translate to hours of stress-free city travel. Its amazing how much an extra couple of inches of height boost your confidence. Sitting in the Ritzs lofty seat
Front suspension
The best bit really is the suspension set-up which is softened for low-speed trundling over uneven roads. Ritz uses McPherson struts and coil spring at the front.
Rear suspension
Ritz uses torsion coil and beam spring at the rear. The Ritzs soft suspension, which is its greatest asset in the city, becomes a weakness on the highway.
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Pros its a bvery big small hatch with good milage handling an looks over all a winner in every way.
Cons i tried hard but could not find one..amazingly flawless
Well i was the first one to take the test drive in the show rom i went to on the launch day..I am a proud owner of a A Star Zxi.Naw i feel i should have a ritz too..Well to start i took the test drive of zxi ,,an the moment i got in the car it felt good,there was hardly any engine noze had to really listen hard to know wheather it was start or off.i took it slowly to the road an the 85ps moter came to life instantly..an i hit a bad road patch where ever other car was slow an i could go fast it was amazing..there was not evan a sound to be heard ,then i went to 90kmspeed in the second gear an th car still did not shake, it was too good an engine..After that i dorve it with a lite foot an the car was drivble in 5th gear as low as 10kmph speed an i could go from there to 60km speed with out comming a gear down ,the gear box is also amazing.. There is enouf room in the car for five person an a sixth one could ezly be fit in.Ritz has a new feeling an a extrmly stunning good looker.Ten out of Ten.Plz i request each one of u reading this plz do take a test drive...Regards. ,.Winn.
Pros great look on front
Cons less boot space,bad look on rear,less comfort,poor handling,no stability
Ritz is a bad car its back is very very bad.another one is that the car is less comfort.due to poor suspension.the side is very poor looks.the quality of parts are poor.small wheelbase compared to ford figo.the car as no sporty looks it doesnot gives comfort when turning right or left,not oniy this it as less stability,handling is so bad.ritz ldi and vdi has small tyres 165 r14 it gives less stability on roads when sudden braking if it is rain the car accident may be occur.it as no good features for its price comparing this with anothercar in this segment ford figo disel is good.no boot space
Pros good look on front
Cons less boot space,bad look on rear,less comfort,poor handling,no stability
Ritz is a bad car its back is very very bad.another one is that the car is less comfort.due to poor suspension.the side is very poor looks.the quality of parts are poor.small wheelbase compared to ford figo.the car as no sporty looks it doesnot gives comfort when turning right or left,not oniy this it as less stability,handling is so bad.ritz ldi and vdi has small tyres 165 r14 it gives less stability on roads when sudden braking if it is rain the car accident may be occur.it as no good features for its price comparing this with anothercar in this segment ford figo disel is good.no boot space for ritz
Pros Great looks. EXCELLENT ENGINE (POWERMILEAGEVIBRATION LEVELS), Excellent SPACE, COMFORT.
Cons None, so far
Got RITZ ZXi On 3rd Sep, 2009. Color Fire Brick Red. Overall, it is an excellent car. Remains stable even at 120kmph (like any other modern hatch). Has lots of space, and 3 ppl can easily fit in the rear seat. The day i got the car and made 3 of my friends sit on the rear seat, one of ma friends said,"i've never sat so comfortably with 2 other ppl in a small car!". Hats off to SUZUKI on this car! It has amazing HEADROOM, and more KNEE ROOM as compared to SWIFT, or any competition. i10 is not to be compared with the RITZ, PLEASE. Ritz gives a power of 85ps, which is amazing. NO NEED of switching to 1st gear AT ALL. LITERALLY. U can start with the second gear! and even if u drive at low rpm, there are NO VIBRATIONS. THE AC IS SUPERB. I have owned WagonR and ZEN both, but the ac of RITZ, you need to check it out for yourself. It returned a mileage of overall 15 (i.e CITY as well as HIGHWAY). No doubt, this car is gonna rock, and afterall it is a SUZUKI, a MARUTI SUZUKI. *(i guess that is enough to say it all)
Pros great looks , class leading mileage
Cons nothing so far!
Maruti Ritz is the best car in hatchback segment. The exterior has futuristic design and interiors have contemporary colors. There is no problem with the service of Maruti, so you can buy this car. Also after a few years, the resale value of the car is also very good! Hence you can go for it. I am getting a consistent mileage of 18 kmpl on average. The car's superb steering response, velvetty suspension and high ground clearance are very much needed for Indian driving environment. In spite a tall boy model, Ritz is extremely stable at high speeds and there is no vibration whatsoever in the cabin at 3 digit speeds. Ritz is the best hatchback for me!
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"If they are admitted to the program, in their engineering senior year they are simultaneously the first-year law students and will be taking the first-year law courses," said Alex Cheng, dean of the engineering school. "At the end of four years, students are granted a B.E. degree. In another two years, they earn a law degree. Hence, rather than the traditional four-plus-three years for a law degree, it becomes three-plus-three."
UM alumnus and former U.S. attorney general Jim Greenlee (BE '74, JD '81) was very supportive even in early discussions about the program.
"This innovative program not only provides a saving to the gifted students through efficient use of their education dollars," said Greenlee, partner at Holcomb Dunbar in Oxford. "It provides much more value to all, the students and the schools."
Students gain an incalculable analytical, technical and scientific education that transitions to a vibrant legal education, providing a path to excel in both fields, Greenlee said.
"The School of Engineering gains by providing the future legal support for the profession and its emerging advances," he said. "The School of Law is provided with top students of outstanding analytical ability to mold into leaders in law in this ever-advancing technological society."
Marni Kendricks, assistant dean for undergraduate academics, will be managing the program for the School of Engineering and advising students in this degree path.
"This 3+3 Accelerated Engineering + Law Program provides an excellent opportunity for the student with an interest in both fields," Kendricks said. "We're very excited to have formed a formal partnership between schools."
The arrangement also benefits law school students, Dean Richard Gershon said.
"The program benefits the students, because they can complete the engineering and law degrees in six years instead of seven, which is a huge savings to them," said Gershon, also a law professor. "The schools benefit because we keep strong students at Ole Miss, rather than having them go to other law schools outside of Mississippi."
Alumni attorneys agree that engineering is a great background for a career at a law firm.
"I definitely think having a technical background would help," said Sally I. Gaden, an attorney in Cordova, Tenn. "With so many attorneys finishing law school and not having job prospects, I think having a technical background is extraordinarily helpful and can give them an edge."
"There are so many technical aspects of product liability litigation, medical devices in particular, and having someone who could explain engineering, mechanical and technical issues is invaluable," Gaden said. "Instead of going to an outside engineering expert, we had someone on our legal team who knew what to look for in engineering and technical documents, where to look for it and how to decipher what we located. He was also helpful in vetting experts, knowing what questions to ask them, knowing what questions to ask plaintiff's experts, identifying aspects of a plaintiff's expert's reports that were nonsense and knowing how to translate technical issues to lay terms."
Bill Clemmons, a UM alumnus and senior partner with Smith & Nephew Inc. in Cordova, Tenn., highly recommends the program.
"Patent law continues to be one of the most attractive areas of specialization for attorneys," Clemmons said. "All licensed patent attorneys must have a technical background in engineering, math or science. This is an outstanding opportunity for Ole Miss engineering students, especially those interested in patent law, and I hope they take advantage of it."
Christy Lea, a partner at Knobbe Martens in the firm's Orange County, Calif., office, said her Ole Miss engineering degree (chemical engineering, 1997) prepared her well for a successful career in patent law. "The 3+3 Program gives students even more options for pursuing such a rewarding career," she said.
School of Engineering officials are looking forward to another bump in enrollment.
"We anticipate that we will have another record enrollment in the fall," Cheng said. "The daily tracking shows that our pre-enrollment numbers are 20 percent higher at this time than they were this time last year. In the end, I anticipate it to be 15 percent or more."
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CA – All-Ages Comics Signing
September 17, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Comic creators Jennifer Holm (Sunny Side Up), Craig Thompson (Space Dumplins) and Judd Winick (Hilo: The Boy Who Crashed to Earth) sign at Once Upon a Time Bookstore on Tuesday, October 13, 2015 at 7:00pm!
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Montrose Shopping Park
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NY – Creating Comics w/ Mark McKenna
September 15, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Long time comic book illustrator Mark McKenna, who works for Marvel and DC Comics and whose credits include The Hulk, Spider-Man, and Justice League and most recently Star Wars: The Old Republic for Dark Horse Comics, appears at the Guilderland Public Library on Saturday October 3, 2015 at 11:00 AM to demonstrate the process of creating comics in a 90-minute presentation. With a hands-on approach, Mark explains the jobs and atmosphere surrounding a freelance comic illustrator including what it takes to put a monthly comic book together, via a 25-minute PowerPoint presentation.
Register for this event online here, or call 456-2400 x 2
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Guilderland Public Library
2228 Western Ave, Guilderland, NY 12203
SF – Hilo Signing
September 10, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Cartoonist Judd Winick, creator of Pedro & Me, Barry Ween: Boy Genius, and more, appears at Comix Experience on Sunday, September 27, 2015 at 11:00 AM to sign his new children's book, Hilo: The Boy who Crashed To Earth.
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305 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
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NY – Hilo: The Boy who Crashed To Earth Signing
September 2, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Award winning cartoonist and author Judd Winick appears at Book Revue on Wednesday, September 16th, 2015 at 7:00 PM speak about and sign his new children's book, Hilo: The Boy who Crashed To Earth.
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Introducing HILO—a funny, action-packed, full-color new middle-grade graphic novel series that Bone creator Jeff Smith calls "delightful."
D.J. and his friend Gina are totally normal kids. But that was before a mysterious boy came crashing down from the sky! Hilo doesn't know where he came from, or what he's doing on Earth. (Or why going to school in only your underwear is a bad idea!) . . . But what if Hilo wasn't the only thing to fall to our planet? Can the trio unlock the secrets of his past? Can Hilo survive a day at school? And are D.J. and Gina ready to save the world?
HILO is Calvin and Hobbes meets Big Nate and is just right for fans of Bone and comic books as well as laugh-out-loud school adventures like Jedi Academy and Wimpy Kid!
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SF – Hilo Launch Party
September 1, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Cartoonist Judd Winick appears at Books Inc. on Friday, September 4, 2015 at 7:00 PM!
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Screenwriter, award-winning cartoonist, and scriptwriter for issues of bestselling comic series, including Batman and Green Lantern, Judd Winick celebrates the launch of his funny, action-packed, full-color new middle-grade graphic novel series with HILO Book 1: The Boy Who Crashed to Earth. With Starred reviews from School Library Journal and Kirkus Reviews, and critical praise from the likes of Jeff Smith and Armistead Maupin, HILO is a hilarious comic book that will keep both kids and adults giggling!
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CA – Gabe Eltaeb's 2nd Annual Comic Con Kickoff Fundraiser
June 29, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Gabe Eltaeb, Carlos D'Anda, Todd Nauck, Jim Calafiore, Eddie Nunez, and Doug Wheatley appear at Basic Urban Kitchen on Wednesday, July 8, 2015 from 9:00 PM – 1:00 AM!
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Win great prizes. Meet great artists. Have great drinks. All for the GREATEST of causes!
Come party with J!NX, Razer, Loot Crate, and Dark Horse Comics at BASIC during SDCC 2015 Preview Night!
We're excited to have special artist guests :
Gabe Eltaeb (Star Wars, Green Lantern Corps)
Jim Calafiore (Exiles, Aquaman)
Carlos D'Anda (Star Wars, Deathblow)
Todd Nauck (Young Justice, Nightcrawler)
Eddie Nunez (Fanboys vs. Zombies, Ben 10)
Doug Wheatley (Star Wars, Blade: The Vampire Hunter)
The raffle will be a per-item drawing, so you can try your luck to get the exact prize you desire. Raffle tickets will be $5 each, and there is no limit to number of entries per person per item. All proceeds go directly to the Hero Initiative!
Some of the raffle prizes available will be:
– Hand-drawn sketches from the guests artists
– A Razer Blade Gaming Laptop Courtesy of Razer
– Crates and free subscriptions courtesy of Loot Crate
– and more!
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DE – Batman '66 #18 Signing
December 17, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Dave Bullock appears at The Comic Book Shop on Saturday January 3rd, 2015 to sign Batman '66 #18 at 11:30 AM and lead a special art class at 1:30 PM!
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Comic Art House Takes NYCC 2014 By Storm
September 22, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Comic Art House takes New York Comic Con by storm! All artists will have original art for sale and prints! Most artists will be accepting commissions on site! You can find our very talented artists all in one place!
Agnes Garbowska C15
Autumn Frederickson P15
Ben Templesmith M1
Billy Fowler I15
Buzz E9
Cat Staggs I8
Chrissie Zullo I18
Christian DiBari J14
Christopher Uminga I17
Daniel Govar A3
Jim Calafiore V1
Jay P Fosgitt D12
Jeff Dekal A2
Jessica Cox (h-eri) V16
Joe Eisma W15
Edwin Huang W16
Katie Cook C10
Keron Grant BB11
Leo Leibelman S3
Mark Dos Santos B17
Mark Texeira F4
Matthew J Fletcher I16
Mike Lilly E18
Nen P10
Norman Lee O9
Pat Davidson B7A
Sara Richard A4
Scott Wegener I12
Stephane Roux E10
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Several artists, but not all, are accepting pre-orders for commissions, some for pick-up and some to be completed at the show. Commission slots are limited, so please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com or text me at 603-657-0480.
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NJ – Leaving Megalopolis Signing
September 17, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Artist Jim Calafiore appears at Dewey's Comic City on Saturday, September 27th from noon – 2:00 pm! Jim will be sketching for fans and signing copies of his work, including the new LEAVING MEGALOPOLIS graphic novel (written by Gail Simone), his current DC Comics series RED LANTERNS (both available for purchase during the signing) and other works of his purchased at Dewey's during his appearance or from your personal collection!
Dewey's Comic City
13 Park Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940
(973) 593-0042
SF – Judd Winick Gives Away Comics
March 13, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Judd Winick appears at Two Cats Comic Book Store on Sunday, March 24, 2013!
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TWO CATS COMIC BOOK STORE is absolutely thrilled to host, in a rare store appearance, Judd Winick, cartoonist, writer (Pedro & Me, Barry Ween: Boy Genius, Marvel's Exiles, DC's Under the Red Hood, Green Arrow, Batwing, Catwoman, Outsiders) cast member of MTV's REAL WORLD San Francisco, reality TV has-been (he MADE us say that if we were gonna plug The Real World), lecturer and AIDS activist will be in-store for signing, sketching and a hearty bout of Q & A on SUNDAY MARCH 24th!!
But wait! There's MORE!
Judd's got an awful lot of comics built up over the years and he's going to be GIVING them away. That's right: Buy ONE comic or any value, get 3 free of your own choosing from Judd's collection. (Availability limited to a first come first serve basis subject to select times to avoid over-crowding) Not only do you get comics FROM the guy who wrote them, but that very guy will be RIGHT THERE to sign 'em. NOW how much would you pay for this event? Well stop right there, cause there's absolutely NO COVER!
Two Cats Comic Book Store
320 West Portal Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94127


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The last article on introducing new hunters to the sport got me to thinking about what makes for an easy hunt out west. Very few general season units have success rates above 30%, and finding units where the general public can score at least 50% of the time is pretty rare. My focus here isn't going to just be meat hunts, but high success, good opportunity to get into game types of hunts. Some of these will require advanced planning and preparation and/or a few preference points.
So let's define "easy" here. I'm talking about hunts that can be pretty close to a sure thing with only a fair amount of physical effort as long as you aren't too selective in your harvest criteria. Though I mostly intended an article like this for new or inexperienced hunters, these are the kind of hunts that I consider "meat hunts," with or without toothpicks (antlers). For a guy like me, who hunts enough (and raises chickens) and doesn't really need the meat, I like an occasional casual hunt. An easy hunt is something I don't have to take too seriously, one where I know I'm going to get into game, the only question is how things are really going to go down.
Now, what is not an easy hunt? Backcountry wilderness hunts are never easy hunts, so scratch those off. Sure you can hunt with a rifle or muzzleloader during the elk rut in some places, but the physical demands are such that you cannot take these hunts casually and are a poor choice for inexperienced hunters trying to get a first notch or two on their belt. Archery hunts are never going to be an easy hunt, stick with modern firearms.
Migration elk hunts can be easy, but I think more often than not they can be a pain. The reason I say this is because you are depending on timing the herd's movement through a certain piece of public land or off of a certain mountain and into a certain valley. Things change, weather changes, migration routes change. I'd rather focus on hunting them in the late winter when they reach their destination on their wintering grounds. Which brings up my first "easy" hunt…
Late season elk hunts that take place when the elk actually arrive in their wintering grounds are easy hunts if you have access to the winter range. There are some aspects of an antelope hunt involved here in terms of covering a lot of ground and looking for the herds. These are December and January hunts, not November hunts. Though elk may be on the move toward their wintering grounds, there is only rarely enough snow to really force them to move. And when there is enough snow, you'll have to time your hunt properly. If you typically hunt Colorado's 4th season, but they all moved during 3rd season, you're SOL. My point here is, if you're looking for the one easy elk hunt, pick a late hunt with a long season in an area with public land winter range. Colorado and Wyoming have several hunts that average around 50% success and are pretty easy to draw.
One caveat, don't be fooled by Colorado's not really late, late seasons. Several units have a hunt that takes place during Thanksgiving weekend through the first part of December. Those are late season, but you're still stuck with a short hunt and hoping to time the arrival of elk through some transition range, as many of those hunts don't really have publicly accessible wintering grounds. Units 27, 28 and 37 come to mind as units to avoid for this hunt.
Another easy hunt is river bottom deer. I usually think of whitetails, but there are certainly places throughout the west where mule deer can really be thick along a creek bottom or agricultural area. However, in my experience, getting access to river bottom muleys is a little tricky. For whatever reason, landowners with whitetail problems seem to more readily allow hunting, especially through state-managed programs than those with obscene mule deer numbers. My picks here are Eastern and Central Montana and Wyoming. Wyoming's Walk In Access Areas have some great whitetail properties, as does Montana's Block Management Program. I was just looking at picking up some more leftover tags for Wyoming, but I'm just not sure that I'll have the time to put them to good use. I've already got 2 whitetail only doe tags for use in Eastern Wyoming on some Walk In properties through mid December, so I dang sure don't need to hunt even more country. However, if you've got a gap in your hunting schedule in November and are intrigued by the $34 nonresident doe tag price, grab a few of those unit 10-15 type 8 whitetail only doe tags and go get em for me. Included in those areas are also some Pine Ridge country that is usually teeming with deer. And while we're talking about cheap doe tags, don't forget Nebraska sells 2 doe tags for just $55 to nonresidents.
What I like about river bottom deer hunting is that it is physically easy and the game density can be amazing. It's never a sure thing, but you're probably doing something wrong if you don't at least see game.
I've mentioned numerous times that antelope hunting can be relatively easy. There are hard ways to do it, but if you're looking for a gimme hunt, a rifle antelope hunt should be near the top of the list. Antelope is the only western species of big game where success rates are usually well above 80%. Though most writers refer to antelope as some sort of exclusively long range affair (same with Coues deer), if you pick your spots and hunt hilly terrain with plenty of public land, you can easily approach to well under 200 yards of most herds.
For most new western hunters, picking the unit and figuring out the application is the hardest part of the process. My advice is to just avoid the areas with lots of private land and/or mountains. Stick to somewhere in Central Wyoming or Montana and you'll be good to go. Make sure you look into Hunter Management, Walk In Areas and Block Management too. Many of the areas that I've hunted in the past supposedly have had poor public access, which would be true if restricted to only public land. However, these states both have excellent public access programs. Forget about hunting antelope in Colorado unless you've arranged for a private ranch hunt.
I'd like to talk a little bit about mule deer rut hunts as an easy hunt (if you aren't picky), but there's so many aspects to it, I think it would be best for another article early next week sometime.
So, while I'm sure everyone's idea of easy may be a little different than mine, I think these hunts dovetail nicely with taking inexperienced hunters out, just trying to get a little experience under your own belt, or for a more casual hunt.
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Another Learning Curve Short Cut
Submitted by Retired2hunt on Thu, 2011-10-20 13:40.
Mark - thanks for another learning curve short cut. Your knowledge of the types of areas involved for specific animals in the various states will allow me on future hunts to be more successful.
I didn't have a hunting mentor once arriving here in the west so I started off not knowing any better and going with harder hunts - harder than they really needed to be. Since taking on a first time hunter this year I focused our hunts back at the "easy" stages. Not only did this ensure greater success for my newby it also assisted me in learning more how Western hunts are prepped for and how to be accomplished in order to generate that success.
I'm focused now on Colorado but this information will help greatly once I ventured outside of its boundries. Thanks for yet another great article. I look forward to your next one.
As usual this is a good read.
Submitted by SGM on Thu, 2011-10-20 08:32.
As usual this is a good read. I totally agree on the Wyoming antelope hunt being the easiest of all big game hunts. There is more than enough public lands and in my 4 trips I have taken, all trips have been 100% fill each time. Doe deer being the next easiest hunt after the anti-goat. Not sure there is such a thing as an easy elk hunt but as you stated there are ways to increase your odds greatly. I like the fact you pointed out several states and di not focus just on one.
Yep, these are great "easy" hunts
Submitted by COMeatHunter on Mon, 2011-10-17 21:00.
I absolutely agree with the article here too. We really enjoy antelope hunting in Wyoming for the basic reason of convenience. Now that my kids are are old enough to begin big game hunting, antelope is almost ideal for a first hunt.
Success rates tell part of the story for the ease of the hunt, but what I would stress with antelope versus the other hunts you mention is: 1) the ability to "sleep in" until after daybreak. 2) eating meals at the rig, no need to pack much food with you because it's usually spot and stalk from the rig/road, and 3) the time of year (September & October) for antelope season is generally nice weather. All of this adds up to "easy" for us.
We also hunt whitetails in Nebraska, another great youth hunt for us. We don't have as much experience with hunting Nebraska, but it has worked out great for us so far.
The other point mentioned about cost is also noteworthy when compared to most other western states. The non-resident doe tags can be very cheap. Youth tags in Wyoming are only $19 and in Nebraska only $6. And the Nebraska tag is good for 2 deer. Now that's cost effective tag pricing!
Thanks for another great article. Really enjoyed the read.
I think I am definately in
Submitted by Ca_Vermonster on Mon, 2011-10-17 08:44.
I think I am definately in need of an "easy" hunt, that's for sure...
Another great article Mark! The one that sticks out to me is the river bottom deer. I have always wanted to hunt someplace like the Milk river in montana, or the Platte river bottom in Nebraska for some of those big corn fed bucks. Granted, no hunt is truly "easy", but it does seem that if you get into the right area in terrain like that, the deer are either patternable, or at the very least, limited in where they can move if they want to stay concealed. That help narrow down your search area.
Numb talked about doe tags. Well, they are actually easier to draw here, but not so easy to fill. I think the draw is around 75% for my zone, but the success rate is only 20%. I have shot one deer out of 3-4 years of having that tag. I have another one this year, and it starts this weekend, so I am hoping for a more successful year this time. I also have land in Wyoming to hunt antelope some day, if I ever decide to put in for it. I have been told that my family has antelope in their backyard, so maybe that would classify as easy.
Great article Mark. I agree
Submitted by numbnutz on Mon, 2011-10-17 01:01.
Great article Mark. I agree that getiing an inexpericenced hunter into "easy hunt" will increase the changes of a harvest and a great time foe the new hunter. I wish Oregon had some easier hunts. Antelope tags are hard to come by. Even Doe deer tags are getting tough to draw without a couple points. I think the easiest hunts in Oregon are the archery seasons. Those are the best chances to see game for both deer and elk because I can hunt both during the rut. However nothing with archery is easy and anyone who bow hunts knows this. I wish The ODFW would set up some better hunts for does. I guess there are a few but with the points I have bulit up for all the speices I dont't want to burn them on a unit that take 1 or 2 points to draw. So I guess I'm stuck. There are people here in Oregon that could probably draw a doe tag or a late season cow tag with 0-1 points. As far as the tags and areas you mention it's a bit of a drive and not very cost effective for me to do.But for those who are closer it sounds like a great oppertunity. Anyways thanks for the great work you do for all of us here and keep the articles coming.
I totally agree with your
Submitted by hunter25 on Sun, 2011-10-16 19:41.
I totally agree with your observations here. Elk are the least predictable as the weathre can play such a huge part of the puzzle. Some years they are everywhere and others we have none in the same spots. Even dee can be a bit strange at times as last year one of the only tags we didn't get filled was a doe tag. We got our bucks but just couldn't find a doe to fill things out. Antelope are my favorite when it comes to hunting easy and being to get into a bunch of them nearly anywhere you go. Wyoming is great as like you mentioned Colorado is getting to be a couple times in a lifetime event at least as far as bucks go.
I may look into some of the antlerless tags you mentioned in Wyoming or Nebraska as a chance to get some more late hunting in. I hate to travel so far and not get a buck but at least it would be exploring some new areas for low cost.
Great title and topic for a
Submitted by jaybe on Wed, 2011-11-02 13:51.
Great title and topic for a hunting article. With so many people concentrating on big B&C scores, it's easy to give the impression that the primary reason animals were put here in the first place was for large antlers, and not for food. Add to that the fact that many people simply aren't in the physical shape required to reach trophy areas, and many could get the idea that hunting is only for the athletically-endowed body types that pursue only the largest of racks.
Thanks for bringing the subject back to basics and for the great tips and information on where to go and what to avoid.


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I sang it in Iceland, in Greenland, England, Germany, in Czechoslovakia
Visualizing History
Syracuse, ancient and late classical era. Pompeii's Last Day. Hadrian's Villa: reconstruction and current state and virtual walkthrough. Virtual exploration of Corinth, 2nd century C.E. Rome circa 320 C.E. Flyby of Tenochtitlan. A 3-D walkthrough of Paris in the 18th century. Paris in 1896 and today. London in 1927 and 2013, side by side. A portal into 1924 London through 2014. [more inside]
Ooh ooh a special route master!
Exhausting a Crowd is an interactive video you can annotate yourself, using footage from a London street. It was commissioned by the Victoria & Albert Museum as part of their All of This Belongs to You exhibition.
Not fancy like Levittown
It's debatable whether the troubled World War Z signals the end of the ongoing zombie craze, but the film that started it all is much more clear: Danny Boyle's bleak, artful cult horror-drama 28 Days Later, which saw its US premiere ten years ago this weekend. From its iconic opening shots of an eerily abandoned London (set to Godspeed You! Black Emperor's brooding post-rock epic "East Hastings") to the frenzied chaos of its climax, Boyle's film -- a dark yet humanist tale of a world eviscerated by a frighteningly contagious epidemic of murderous rage -- reinvented and reinvigorated the genre that Romero built (though many insist its rabid, sprinting berserkers don't really count). And while sequel 28 Weeks Later with its heavyhanded Iraq War allusions failed to live up to the original (despite boasting one of the most viscerally terrifying opening sequences in modern horror), and 28 Months looks increasingly unlikely, there remains a small universe of side content from the film, including music, short films, comics, and inspired-by games. [more inside]
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New New You. [more inside]
20 short films, each made in 48 hours for Sci-Fi-London 2012
Sci-Fi-London put on another 48 hour film challenge this year, challenging film teams to make a short based around a given title, a snippet of dialogue, a short list of props, and an optional "scientific" theme. After two days in April, over 380 shorts had been made, and the winners have now been announced and and their short films posted on Sci-Fi-London's Vimeo account. 17 more shorts below the break. [more inside]
Hello, my name is Tara and I scream my own name during sex
From 1999 to 2003, the largely-female UK comedy trope Smack The Pony had a series of short skits based on video dating ads. Youtube user myLastTears has edited them together into a supercut: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 [more inside]
I Would Never Tell On You
Cabaret's Don't Tell Momma performed by a young Judi Dench, or by Molly Ringwald, or Chris Moore, but what would she want with me?
Brown And Also Blue
The School of Life is a new social enterprise offering good ideas for everyday living.
How to be cool? How to stay calm? How to have better conversations? How to make love last? The School of Life is a place to step back and think intelligently about these and other concerns. [more inside]
Sam The Wheels's films of Brixton
Pentecostal minister Clovis Salmon, known in Brixton as "Sam The Wheels" due to his wheel-making skills, came to Britain from Jamaica in the 1950s. From the 1960s to the 1980s he used his Super-8 camera to film Brixton daily life and church scenes, including the aftermath of the 1981 riots.
Arcangel and the future of digi/net art
Corey Arcangel is perhaps the internet's most infamous hack, masher-upper, digi/net artist. His work stands for a growing culture of artists who run wildly through animated GIF landscapes populated with corrupted data-compressed bunny rabbits and tinny, MIDI renditions of Savage Garden ballads. As the Lisson Gallery, London, opens its archives to Arcangel's curatorial eye, could digi/net art be set to infect the real, fleshy world, like a rampant Conficker Worm? Has YouTube become the truest reflection of our anthropological selves? Are we destined to roam the int3erw£bs like the mythic beasts of yore, hoping, in time, that digi art can free us from the confines of this fleshy void? [...previously]
We're all blue from projection tubes
UK band The Get Out Clause made their newest video by performing in front of 80 of London's approximately 13 million CCTV cameras, and then requesting the footage via the Data Protection Act. The footage was then edited together into this music video. [more inside]
Boris Johnson for mayor?
Too Much Panic In This Town: London Underground Drivers play Spielberg
Some commuters are nervous about London Underground drivers filming journeys on their camera phones and posting them on YouTube. YouTube links all. BBC Story.
London to Brighton. Are our attention spans getting shorter?
London to Brighton in Two Minutes (2006) [HI Apple Quicktime, LO Adobe Flash] preceeded by London to Brighton in Three-and-a-Half Minutes (1983) [RealMedia, context] preceeded by London to Brighton in Four Minutes (1953) [RealMedia, context]
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