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We picked this restaurant because we had a guest in town and wanted to try out one of Mario Batali's places, but didn't have the budget for Babbo or Del Posto. We made a 5-pm OpenTable reservation on Friday, arrived at 5:10, and were seated as soon as our whole group arrived. The menu invites you to have an adventure in flavor with the selection of cheeses, cured meats, and wines. We took our server's suggestions here. I haven't figured out the logic of dipping sauces: many other tables seemed to have olive oil, but we received three different plates: honey, cherries, and spicy dried apricots. When it came time to order dessert, our server, remembering my food allergies, pre-emptively marked the items I couldn't eat right on my copy of the dessert menu. This has almost never happened to me before, in any restaurant, high-end or low (I usually have to ask again), and I am totally impressed. We shared three cheeses, one special appetizer, two pizzas, one pasta, two vegetable sides, four desserts, and no wine, and the total bill was $91 before tip. We were stuffed. We had a great time, and we look forward to our next visit!
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Wasn't sure where to eat Christmas Eve... ended up at Otto. While the food quality is great- you walk away feeling like you haven't had a full meal. I don't eat a lot- in terms of quantity, so it's not like I can put away a 5 courses. With that being said, a few slices of deli meat and cheese- with a few small slices of pizza- tack on one of the lower priced wines- and you're looking at about $120 later... for that I would like to eat a complete meal... For about $50 I can get everything I ate at Whole Foods...
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We used to live in the area years ago and we both ordered delivery and ate in the restaurant frequently. It was flawless. But the last three times we've eaten there, it has seemed like a factory. The waiter abandoned us after we ordered. The amatriciana was not good at all and the desserts were bizarre. The only thing that remained as good as before was the cheese plate and the appetizers. We won't be back.
Posted by diner on 01/04/2009
I dont know what anyone is talking about in the previous reviews. Otto is one of the best restaurants in the city. i have dined at the most almost every restaurant the city has to offer, and otto is amazing food, for a great price, in a wonderful neighborhood. What could be bad? the environment is loud and packed at night, as with most amazing restaurants. if you want great food and to truly enjoy the envirornment, then go at an off hour.
Posted by Rob on 01/04/2009
With a name like Mario Batali, we would have expected a high standard of both food and service...and were we disappointed, most notably with the most horrendous service we've had in NYC in a long time! Our waiter took our order...and admittedly was helpful at the time...but was never heard or seen from again other than to throw our dessert menus at us (without a word) and later to drop the bill on our table (again without a word). The bus boys were lovely as were the service managers who were present in the room throughout the night and thankfully brought us our wine after we pointed out that our appetizers had already been served. The same service manager also did the waiter's job when she took our dessert order and was the only one to ask if there were anything we needed. The waiter came back once at the end of the meal to pick up our credit card and, when we had not yet put down our card, dropped the bill back on the table (yep, AGAIN without a word) and walked away. With unforgettable food and rude service, I do not intend to return other than to possibly have wine at the bar. Given the many restaurant options in NYC, the unforgettable food lackluster service, and current recession, hopefully Mr. Batali will note of this apparent trend before the restaurant goes down hill any further. Yes, Otto does set itself apart, but not in a good way.
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Without a doubt, I won't be returning to eat here. The atmosphere feels almost like a food factory, where the individual does not matter. Seating was tight and service was incredibly slow. It took us 15 mitutes to be seated, even though our party had reservations. Bread is cold and so hard you need a jack-hammer to gnaw through it. The menu is limited and poultry is a no-go at this wannabe-swanky locale. We were seated for 15 minutes before our waiter took drink orders. We had to wait 45 more minutes for our food. Both in bringing us dinner and dessert, the waiter seemed rushed and made no effort to TRUTHFULLY answer our questions. Our table wound up with a truckload of gellato (11 large servings) when we agreed that he'd bring out "a few" to sample. Our waiter did not give us the time of day did not bring out a menu so that we could order the gellato that suited our tastes and did not offer to take back the two gellato that literally tasted like cod liver oil and grandma's home remedy to treat the flu. With all of the great NYC dining options out there, it is a shame I would up here.


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The success was especially sweet for Swafford. It was his fifth attempt in a straight 34-month period.
Swafford received his GED through Roane State Community College's Adult Education program during its graduation ceremony in Roane State's theater.
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I'd like to know if there are any places in Montreal where they offer food challenges seen in Man Vs Food on the Travel Channel. For example, having a person finish a huge amount of food under a certain time, eating extremely spicy wings, or breaking eating records. Thanks!
good luck finding one. of all the places i've been to, america is the only place where those places are all over
Yeah, I didn't think there would be much in Montreal. And Thelonious777, it's not for me. Just doing some research. I can't even finish regular sized portion meals sometimes!
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Unfortunately Rudy's in closed (just thought I'd update).
However, I have done this challenge and conquered it twice !
It's true you have to eat all that you stated above, only you have a 3 hour time limit and you cannot go to the bathroom.
But if you'd complete it, the $75 meal was free.
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They do? Whoa. They should advertise this. It's always a good laugh watching people sloshed and shooting back habanero sauce like it's water.
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It's anytime you want to sign the waiver...really, you have to sign a waiver...
It's on the menu, but I forget what it's officially called, though you get your name put on the wall if you make it through 12 of them if I remember correctly.
I believe Mesquite has a rib eating contest once a year. El Zazium used to have (perhaps still does) Moe Le Monstre, a chicken burger with 4 breasts etc.. and a couple pounds of fries. If you ate it, you won a t-shirt. I did it once. It was pretty disgusting. And the t-shirt wasn't so hot either. The key is to eat really quickly before your body realizes what's up...
Just kidding with my previous post. I don't think chowhound has a sense of humour.
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Haha no time for humor. Must eat!
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Mesquite did have this contest. Sadly they have discontinued it!
I tried this contest once, as a long shot and actually won.
Check it out on their website www.mesquite.ca.
I won $500 cash, dinner for 4 & a humongous trophy.
Above all, it was really fun, because it was a speed eating challenge!
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I made a silk dress! It's the first time I've ever sewn with silk georgette. I'm pretty excited about it. I used Vogue 1344. See below for fabric links.
Sep 18, 2013, 10.29 AMby liliv-1
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Thank-you! I"m really drawn to greens right now.
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This dress is gorgeous! Suits you so well – and what a job! You did great ;-)
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Sep 18, 2013, 02.59 PMby stephanieu
Right?!? Yes, I'm excited to tackle another pattern in silk. It's not so scary! Thank-you!
Sep 12, 2013, 03.00 PMby carolynsuzanne
Wow, so beautiful! The color is fantastic and the pleats (?) on the back shoulder are really lovely. And it suits you so well.
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Yes, they are pleats! Thank-you so much!
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This is lovely on you!
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Sep 12, 2013, 05.35 AMby Mary Athey
This is gorgeous on you, its my favourite colour. So far i've only tackled tops in silk chiffon and would love to do a dress but it is daunting. love yours x
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It's my favorite color too! I think tops would be harder. This pattern doesn't even use a zipper! Just an elastic waistband. Thanks for the kind words.
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Very nice dress and great color! I'm glad for you that silk chiffon didn't scare you off of future projects. It is such a dream fabric to wear-worth all the effort and aggravation to sew :)
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It is SO beautiful and such a pleasure to swish around, but yes, a nightmare to sew! I'll tackle it again just because the result is so fun to wear.
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"Our nation cannot prosper nor retain true to its ideals when far too many young men of color are still not receiving the supports and opportunities needed to obtain a high school diploma," the report reads.
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It's that time of the election year again when incumbents and challengers alike flock to local libraries care of the League of Women Voters to voice their views on current topics and issues surrounding the respective areas they hope to either continue to or to newly represent.
The League of Women Voters of Eastern Nassau played host to Meet the Candidates Night at the East Meadow Library last week. Incumbents and challengers from the 6th and 8th Senate Districts, 17th and 19th Assembly Districts were on hand to take questions from the audience in an effort to clarify their take on Albany, Long Island and more.
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray and the Hempstead board honored Nassau County Police Officer Michael Bjornstad of the 8th Precinct, Officers Daniel Russo and Ricky Buckshaw of the 7th Precinct, and Officers Robert Blum and Arthur Lopez of the Highway Patrol Bureau among the 10 officers from Nassau County Police Department and six officers from surrounding villages at a ceremony on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at the Nathan L.H. Bennett Pavilion at the Town Hall in Hempstead. Also honored at the ceremony was Nassau County PBA President James Carver.
"From solving murders and extensive undercover work to patrolling our streets, our police honorees have distinguished themselves as local heroes," said Murray. "The town is proud to have the opportunity to recognize those who served and protect our residents."
Cartoonist Bunny Hoest, widow of The Lockhorns creator Bill Hoest, and artist John Reiner celebrated their gallery exhibit at Memorial Gallery in Sinclair Hall on the campus of Farmingdale State College on Tuesday, Sept. 14.
The comic strip was originally named The Lockhorn's of Levittown when it began in 1968. The cartoon follows the lives of, married couple, Leroy and Loretta Lockhorn who are always arguing. They are known for exchanging sarcastic or funny comments, most often revolving around married life.
Hoest shared stories and ideas, and also gave advice to students in attendance at the exhibit's opening reception. She said that creating one picture with concise, straight-to-the-point quotes was harder than it looked.
On Wednesday, Sept. 15, the most recent public meeting of the Levittown School District Board of Education began on an unexpectedly sad note when a moment of silence was held for two students who recently died. Brian McNamara, a senior at Division Avenue High School, died on Saturday, Sept. 11 and Jack Perlungher, a kindergarten student at East Broadway Elementary School died on Monday, Sept. 13.
Members of the BOE as well as the district's faculty and students were understandably emotional about the students' passing.
This week, Nassau County Legislators and other officials have begun to look into the hard copy of the 2011 budget that was proposed last Wednesday by County Executive Edward P. Mangano, which he said was designed to deliver no property tax increases while also addressing a budget gap of over $340 million.
As the specifics are explored this week, and the debate begins to play out, his detractors remain skeptical about how realistic the plan is, relying on union concessions that might not work. Critics also accuse that the proposal simply takes costs out of the county budget that taxpayers will simply have to pay through higher school and local taxes. Finally mass transit advocates say the budget turns its back on the negotiations with the MTA that might have kept Long Island from losing bus service.
Ex-Chiefs Steve Dunn and Steve Schuman place a wreath before the monument bearing the name of Lieutenant Kevin Donnelly of Ladder Co. 3, F.D.N.Y. in front of Wantagh's Station 2 on the morning of Saturday, Sept. 11. The placing of the wreath was in honor of Donnelly who was also a member of Wantagh Engine Co. 4. He gave his life at the World Trade Center. A second ceremony was held later Saturday evening at Station 1 for Firefighter Lee Fehling who was a member of Wantagh Ladder 1. Fehling also perished on 9/11 while assigned to Engine Co. 235, F.D.N.Y. Photo by Harry Loud
On Saturday, Sept. 11, the Seaford High School held its ninth annual Candle Lighting Ceremony to commemorate the lives lost in the 2001 attacks on the nation. Special honors were mentioned to the families of Thomas Haskell, Tomothy Haskell, John Perry, Robert Sliwak, and Michael Wittenstein. The Seaford Memorial Committee has established an annual Patriot Award and has given over $95,000 in student scholarships. The 2010 Patriot Award winners are: Stephanie Lebitz, William Kempner, Leonard DiBono, Michelle Bernshteyn and Jennifer Rodriguez.
Visit www.seaford911.org for additional information and upcoming events.
Declaring that his candidacy for the Republican Party nomination for governor was in "great shape," former Long Island congressman Rick Lazio made another campaign stop in Nassau County last week, with a visit to the Massapequa Diner.
Although most of his conversation with the local media was about jobs and the economy, Lazio also gave some personal insight into why, after a 10-year absence, he is back in the political arena. In 2000, Lazio, then a four-term congressman from the Second Congressional District, lost a highly publicized U.S. Senate race to Hilary Clinton.
A tribute to the Battle of Britain took place over the Labor Day holiday weekend at the American Airpower Museum at Republic Airport.
The American Airpower Museum hosted a World War II British Lancaster bomber (pictured), one of the few still flying.
Levittown families will have to dig a little deeper in their pockets this fall if they want their kids to buy lunch or participate in the district's driver education program.
At the last public special meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 25 at the Levittown Memorial Education Center, the board members voted to increase fees on both programs. In-district driver education will increase from $510 to $550 for the fall 2010 and spring 2011 semesters while school lunch prices will increase 10 cents for both K-5 and 6-12. The new school lunch prices will be $2.10 and $2.35, respectively.
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Toy Break Episode 333: DCon 2014 Wrap Up!
Toy Break returns with their annual Designer Con wrap up show. Doktor A and Ben join Ayleen and George for Episode 33: DCon 2014 Wrap Up! where they surprisingly talk about DCon 2014.
Toy Break returns with their annual Designer Con wrap up show. Doktor A and Ben join Ayleen and George for Episode 33: DCon 2014 Wrap Up! where they surprisingly talk about DCon 2014.
Tanya Tate joins George and Ayleen for a new episode of Toy Break. Episode 332: Sexy Superheroes! features the new My Hero Toys line as well as Baby Skeletor, Gizmo, and much more.
Toy Break Episode 331 : Get To DCon! features LindaPanda, Nate, Sarah Jo, and Luke Chueh joining Ayleen and George for Designer Con release info as well as looking at Colossal Michelangelo, Gummy Keiko, and much more.
Ben rejoins Ayleen and George for another episode of Toy Break. This week's episode(#330), entitled Back Without Fear, looks at 8-Ball Radioactive Rumblers, Slenderman, and Zombies At War...all while they're in costume.
Ben joins Ayleen and George in the Toy Break studio for Episode 329: Speaking Of A Lot. For this week's episode, they took a look at Revoltech Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Big Hero 6 Fred, Rivet Wars The Mountaineer, and more.
Good For You Toys joins George and Ayleen on the Toy Break couch for this week's episode. Episode 328: On Point features Good For You Toys showing off some of their art toys like Darth Kelemer and Darth Bacon as well as Minikins, Star Wars Command, and much more.
Toy Break returns to the interwebs for another episode - #327 - entitled Just Be Normal. Scott and Linda stop by for Titan Joker, Cat Paw, Blastables, and much more.
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2014 marks the 10 year anniversary of October Toys. To celebrates, they are going to post up a new product or project announcement every Monday throughout the month over at their website. Unfortunately, there are only four Mondays this October.
Toy Break returns with Episode 326: Towel Bear. Ben joins Ayleen and George to discuss the ED-209, Ron Burgundy, Hot Wheels, and much more.
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49ers rookie WR Quinton Patton caught two passes for 52 yards and a touchdown in the preseason finale.
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Dwayne Allen (ankle) remained sidelined on Thursday.
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According to investor Paul Kedrosky, the number of vacant homes in the U.S. (somewhere between 10 million and 11 million) is now roughly double the number of homes in all of Canada. Nice try, neighbors to the north. Go big or go home, you know, since you guys actually live in yours. [Infectious Greed via Felix Salmon/Twitter]
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Director Joe Wright's Peter Pan origin story, "Pan," has found its Tiger Lily: Rooney Mara.
Mara is set to play the character -- a princess of a band of Neverland natives -- alongside the previously-cast Garrett Hedlund and Hugh Jackman, who play a young Captain Hook and the pirate Blackbeard, respectively. "Pan" tells the story of Peter, a London orphan who's brought to Neverland, where he must fight against the evil Blackbeard. He initially befriends Hook, only to have the relationship run afoul.
The film is still looking for someone to play Peter, and studio Warner Bros. has reportedly put out an open casting call for 10- to 12-year-old actors.
Variety reports that "The world being created [in "Pan"] is multi-racial/international," though Mara's casting as Tiger Lily -- a character loosely modeled on a Native American -- has been raising some eyebrows for being just the opposite. The trade goes on to say that Warner Bros. "took on an exhaustive search in finding the right girl to play Lily," and even considered recent Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o for the role before settling on Mara.
Neither Mara nor Warner Bros. have made a statement about the casting yet; we'll have to wait to find out how the actress (known for darker fare, including the title character in "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") fits into Wright's vision.
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retractileSyllabification: re·trac·tile
Pronunciation: /riˈtraktəl, -ˌtīl /
Definition of retractile in English:
Capable of being retracted: a long retractile proboscis
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- In Australia, for example, marsupial herbivores the size of a rhinoceros, kangaroos nearly 10 feet tall, and carnivorous lion-like forms with shearing teeth and retractile claws all roamed the landscape.
- Like scaphopods, bivalves have a retractile foot which they use to burrow.
- The morphology of the middle and distal phalanx in Tapocyon exhibits a retractile claw condition, supporting this as the primitive condition for Carnivora / Carnivoramorpha.
late 18th century: from retract, on the pattern of contractile.
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Grilled Rosemary Chicken
Published: August 2011 Servings: 6-8
- 2 3-4-pound chickens, each cut into 4 pieces, backbones removed
- 3/4 cup olive oil, divided
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice plus 1 lemon
- 12 rosemary sprigs, divided
- 10 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 large pinch smoked paprika
- Tomato Jam (click for recipe)
Nutritional Information
8 servings, 1 serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 450.1
- Calories from Fat 237.9
- Fat (g) 26.4
- Saturated Fat (g)6.8
- Cholesterol (mg) 142.4
- Carbohydrates (g) 6.1
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.2
- Total Sugars (g) 5.7
- Net Carbs (g) 5.9
- Protein (g) 44.3
- Sodium (mg) 179.8
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Arrange chicken in a glass baking dish. Drizzle with 1/2 cup oil and lemon juice. Coarsely chop leaves from 10 rosemary sprigs. Toss chopped rosemary and garlic with chicken to coat; season with salt, pepper, and paprika. Cover; chill for 3 hours or overnight.
Build a medium fire in a charcoal grill, or heat a gas grill to medium-high. Let chicken come to room temperature. Brush off marinade; grill chicken, turning occasionally, until browned and almost cooked through, about 20-22 minutes for legs and thighs, 16-18 minutes for breasts. Pour remaining 1/4 cup oil into a small bowl. Dip 2 rosemary sprigs in oil; occasionally baste chicken with sprigs until cooked through, about 5 more minutes.
Let chicken rest for 15 minutes. Transfer to a bowl. Cut lemon in half lengthwise, then cut thinly crosswise into half-moons. Add to chicken with any leftover basting oil; toss to coat. Serve chicken on a platter with Tomato Jam alongside.
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So, it's been a while since I've posted anything in here. Just wanted to let you guys know that we've actually been working on LC28. Artist Guest has been finalized (Brandy will be doing a post about that
To let everyone know, we have our Artist Guest of Honor nailed down for 2015 in the (very tall) form of Sam Flegal!
You might have met Sam at this past LibertyCon, when he and his lovely wife Loraine attended for the first time. Or you might know Sam from one of the many, many (many!) conventions that he attends throughout the Southeast every year.
His work runs the gamut, though he is mostly known for his work in Horror and Sci-Fi/Fantasy. For LibertyCon fans though he would probably be best known for doing the cover of the "Monster Hunters, International" RPG. Also since Sam is a member of the "Nashville Art Mafia" (My name for it, not theirs) it's always fun to look through his artwork and play "Name the Model". You'll see not only Sam himself and his wife, but also familiar faces such as Michael & Paul Bielaczyc, Melissa Gay, Laura Jones Bielaczyc among others.
If you haven't had the opportunity to chat with Sam, you really should. He's not only an incredibly talented artist, but a really nice and funny guy to boot. We're excited to be able to bring such an incredibly talented new face into the LibertyCon Family!
You can check our Sam's work at his site: http://www.samflegal.com/
So, it's been a while since I've posted anything in here. Just wanted to let you guys know that we've actually been working on LC28. Artist Guest has been finalized (Brandy will be doing a post about that soon), Pre-Registration should be open any day now (I'll let you guys know when), and everything seems to be coming together.
But the important stuff... The Christmas Party! If you didn't see it in the Revenge already, the date is set for December 6th down at the Choo-Choo so make your plans and reservations now!
Here's the writeup from Timmy:
Set your phasers to FUN and your calendars for December 6th at 6 p.m. This is when LibertyCon and HallowCon will be hosting a festive combined Christmas party. All volunteers, regardless of which Chattanooga area SciFi convention, are welcome and encouraged to join us as we catch up and party hardwith old and new friends alike! While the final details are yet to be ironed out, I can tell you a few things. LibertyCon has contracted the Chattanooga Choo-Choo for the event and as usual we will be having a potluck dinner where all of the attendees will be bringing something to share. I would expect that SWMBO will be bringing her World Famous Sweet Potato Casserole for the dinner table.
This years' auction is ramping up and looking good. Yes, we will have an auction to help fund the event. (cost of the room rental and the meats). Any excess funds from the auction will be used to benefit LibertyCon Charity for 2015. So bring your donations for the fun auction and pull out your pocketbook and your innerelf to help a great party and a worthy charity.
If you will be dreaming of sugar plums at the Choo-Choo, make sure to mention that you are with the LibertyCon Christmas Party. This will get you the discounted price of $91.00 per night.
To make confirmed reservations for the Christmas Party, please contact:
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1400 Market Street
Chattanooga, TN 37402
or call them at 423-266-5000 or 1-800-TRACK-29 (872-2529).
Again, please mention that you are with LibertyCon Christmas Party to insure your discounted room rate!
So it's now been a week since LibertyCon 27 and things are starting to settle back down to a 'normal' schedule. We've been meaning to write up something about the convention for a while now, but have honestly had a hard time thinking of what to say. And now that we are actually sitting down to do this, we just want to warn you that it's probably going to go a little long. You might want to go get something to drink, or possibly let your dog out before you begin.
Our Literary Guest of Honor, Jody Lynn Nye, is one of the sweetest people that you could ever hope to meet in your life. She's personable, funny, and brings along a really nice guy with her in the form of Bill Fawcett. It was great sharing a table with the two of them at the Banquet on Saturday, and as a longtime fans of the MYTH, Inc. series it was a real pleasure to see that the person behind the words is everything that you would hope they would be. Matt, our head of Registration, was lucky enough to win the 'Tuckerization' that Jody generously donated for our charity this year. For those of you who are new to conventions, a Tuckerization is a promise to put the person who wins it into one of their future books or publications. Normally it is a minor character, but hey, when it's a book of this caliber, even a minor character is something to be proud of!
Kurt Miller, a master of many forms of art (including digital as well as non-digital), made being the Artist Guest of Honor look easy. The amazing artwork that you saw all over the convention on banners, t-shirts as well as the program book was only possible through his genius use of layering so that we could pick and choose pieces of the whole gorgeous picture for the different uses that we had. Because he is so conversant on so many topics, Rich Groller (our Programming Director) had Kurt running all over the place for panels! We all know that if you run a convention you get to go to very few programming events, but we did hear people raving about his panels though... apparently the guy can put on a heck of a demonstration.
It was great to have Travis Taylor, our Science Guest, back at LibertyCon. We lost him for a few years due to his schedule with 'Rocket City Rednecks', but this scientist turned author turned TV personality came back with a bang. Outside of the ever popular Mad Scientists Panel on Saturday, he could also be found by the pool chatting with both fans and budding authors. We did hear that the Mad Scientists panel might spawn some offshoots such as a 'Quantum Throwdown' event featuring this guy in the future sometime! All in all it was great to see Travis again, and hopefully he doesn't stay gone so long next time!
Speaking of gone for a long time, some of our newer attendees didn't know our Special Guest David Cherry. He's an incredibly talented artist who was a regular to the Chattanooga conventions, but dropped out of fandom many years ago to focus on 'real life'. It was great to get to hang out with David and his daughters Kasi and KJ, who are both talented artists as well. He has talked about getting back into SF/F art again, and possibly fandom in general, and we really hope that he does. On a more personal note, it was great to get the stories behind two of his prints that we have hanging in our bedroom. We've had them up since we moved into our house, about fifteen years or so, but never knew the names of them. Amazingly enough, even after painting thousands of pictures David was able to not only tell me the names of the pieces but also the back story of each just from my quick descriptions. If you missed the opportunity to chat with him, you definitely missed out. But hopefully we can talk him into coming back in the future so that you can get your chance.
Baen editor Jim Minz is a very engaging speaker, and a really funny guy... you know, things you want in a Master of Ceremonies. His carpet-bagging spiel at Opening Ceremonies had us in stitches and his deft handling of the Banquet brought a smile to everyone's face. He gave plenty of advice to budding authors as well as those who are interested in editing in various programming events. Jim's history with many in the LibertyCon crew just added a little spice to the convention as he was always ready with a funny con story, especially if you had good Scotch on you.
That's of course our main guests and while they are really important they're actually a small section of our guests. Don't believe me? HAVE YOU LOOKED ON OUR WEBSITE AT OUR LIST?! At LibertyCon 27 we had: Fifty seven listed authors (Todd McCaffrey, David B. Coe, John Ringo, Michael Hanson, Sarah Hoyt, Leia Barrett-Durham, David Drake, Timothy Zahn, Kim Daniels, etc), thirty six attending artists (I'll list a few for you below), twenty-ish scientific guests/panelists (Such as LC28 Science Guest Tedd Roberts, Les Johnson, Daniel Hoyt, some guy named Tim Bolgeo, and a bunch of other scary-smart people)... as well as several performers, entertainers and professional mischief makers. And that's not even taking into account the large number of fan panelists that rounded out the weekend festivities!
One of the things we can definitely talk about was the Art Show. Shannon did a GREAT job putting it together, and it was our largest show ever with around 60 presenting artists! There were a ton of new talented people who showed up this year such as Sam Flegal, Amy Ashbaugh, Nicole Nicholson, Sara Glassman, and etc. This was of course in addition to our 'regular cast of characters' like Mike & Paul Bielaczyc, Melissa Gay, Stacey Morgan, Fritz Fotovich and Daniel Jean. (And with a list like that, 'Cast of Characters' is so incredibly apt!) On top of that the Art & Charity Auction raised the better part of $4,000 for the AIM Center! We'd really like to thank our artists and authors who let us raise money to give back to the community every year!
As far as Matt's crew in Registration… well, there is really not much to tell, which is very, very good thing. Even with the largest attendance in history there was never a very long line and everything processed smoothly from Thursday night to Sunday afternoon. Mom and Ms. Barbara yet again handled pre-registration with lots of great help, and the t-shirts sold quickly. Good work everyone!
I can tell you where a good chunk of our money went to though, and that was next door to the Art Show. The Dealer's Room this year was phenomenal! We got books, stained glass (Thanks Leia!), and even picked up some Steampunk-ey jewelry and hat... and we think Alex was trying to run Mike Williamson out of his 'Sharp Pointy Things' inventory since every time we saw him he had a new acquisition.
I also have to throw out a special thanks to Matt and Dena with Aegis Steamworks. I hit them up for help with the Steampunk themed LibertyCon Banquet since I didn't quite think ahead to have a 'full' outfit. They didn't think about it a second before saying "Here!" and throwing their primary display piece, a custom leather and brass armor chestpiece, over my head. The fact that they let me borrow and wear such an expensive piece to just go to lunch was really over the top! Thanks again you guys!
As for Consuite, Michael and Vonn might have just about worked themselves to death feeding the horde, but things worked out pretty darned well, and from what I've heard there are plans for 'bigger & better' for next year already! All I know is that as long as they leave the Killians beer tap alone, we are good.
The final 'area' of the convention was all over the place, and we really mean that. Rich & Tish Groller headed up Programming, and holy crap did they pull it off! Can you imagine how much work went into running over a hundred guests, pros and panelists smoothly through almost two hundred panels/events/etc in ten different locations spread throughout the hotel complex?! If someone told us that Rich had thousands of hours in his schedule we would easily believe it. Of course one of the reasons that Rich's schedule went off without a hitch was thanks to John Trieber and his Engineering team working behind the scenes (since Thursday I might add!) to make sure that the rooms had working lights, projectors, sound, etc... not to mention keeping tabs on everything over the course of the weekend.
John had quite a few new people helping him out this year and to those new volunteers (and to all of the other new volunteers) we would like to say a special thank you. We're a convention that runs solely on volunteers and can always use all of the new people that we can get!
And speaking of new people, that's one of the main things we personally took away from LibertyCon this year. So many new people... we put purple 'First Timer' ribbons on the badges of new attendees, not in a 'Rocky Horror Virgin' way but instead as a way of letting the staff know that if someone is standing there looking lost that they actually might be. Well this year it was like a purple flood! You couldn't turn around without seeing 'First Timer' in front of you... heck I spent a good chunk of time talking to a Father/Daughter/Grandson family from Alabama who had never been to a convention at all. (And since they both work in a steel mill down there, the Tennessee heat was nothing!) We had people coming in from all over the country, and even had Ben and Shannan come down from New York for the first time! (For those of you that don't know, Ben is the guy that wrote the LibertyCon IOS & Android App. He'd never been to the con, but still let us not only use it but also let us harass him for changes and tweaks all the time! Thanks again, Ben!)
But it wasn't just first time attendees! While I've mentioned a lot of the new faces that we had in the Art Show already, we also had a ton of new names in the 'Author' column as well. Eric S. Brown was brought out to the con by his recent co-author Jason Cordova, LibertyCon regular and one of our 'favorite authors to give a hard time to' (which just proves that he's family!). The poor guy didn't stand a chance considering that he's the unofficial "King of the Zombies" and Derek is an unapologetic zombie fan... he fanboyed all over him, which amused Brandy to no end. Kim Daniels was another, and though Derek hasn't read her book yet it's definitely on the list after Brandy picked it up, read it in one go, and finished with, "wow... that was good!" (As an fyi, that list is actually getting pretty long with our "non-headliner" writers since Brandy keeps piling them up for me... The two series, "Fear" & "Trust", by L.R. Barrett-Durham (Thanks again, Leia!), the "Sha'Daa" anthology series by Michael H. Hanson and his crew, and I'm fully expecting the same thing when she's done with Alan D. Lewis' "Capes & Clockwork". (Which btw, Alan has one of the best quotes I think I've ever seen on his website: "Some may see me as a mild-mannered, single father, but I'm also a writer. That means that in the time it's taken you to read this far, I've already thought up 12 different ways to kill you with a spoon in my next book.") I'm personally currently working through Jason Cordova & Eric S. Brown's "Kaiju Apocalypse" series and related books, which I would HIGHLY recommend if you're a Godzilla or Pacific Rim fan!)
All of this helped make LibertyCon 27 one of the biggest and best conventions that we've ever had! Everything ran incredibly smoothly, and we'd like to again thank all of the staff for helping to make that happen! The few issues we had we've taken note of, and will work towards addressing those before next year (Room for the Mad Scientist Panel, we are looking at you!)
All of us hope that you guys had as good of a time at the convention as we did, and we hope to see you back next year for LibertyCon 28!
And in case you missed it:
Literary Guest: David Weber
Artist Guest: Not telling yet, but we will...
Science Guest: Dr. Tedd Roberts (Robert Hampson)
Special Guest: Steve Jackson
Master of Ceremony: Howard Tayler
- Derek and Brandy
Just wanted to let everyone know that while I don't have a writeup yet on LC27, I have gone ahead and put up the Photo Gallery as well as the Program Book for download.
LC27 was a blast, and if not our biggest then it was darned close! Thanks again to everyone for coming out!
(And I promise that I'll get a writeup put together in the next day or so)
So a week or so ago I let everyone know that the LibertyCon 27 App for Android was available, and that the Apple IOS version would be coming soon.
Well 'soon' arrived over the weekend. You can download it to your iPhone or iPad from iTunes and start playing with it!
Also an update on the Android App... Ben is still looking into some reports we've gotten about the App not working quite right on earlier versions of Jellybean. It seems to work fine on KitKat (4.4.3) and later Jellybean (4.4.2), but 4.1.1 and 4.2.2 are throwing it for a loop. I'll let you guys know when we find out something.
Also as of now it might be limited to Jellybean and up due to the enhancements that he's made over the last year.
App News!
People have been asking me if there would be a LibertyCon App this year, and if so WHEN WILL IT BE OUT?!
The answer is, now! (At least if you have an Android device. If you're on IOS you'll have to wait until Apple clears it to the App Store) You can download it from the Google Play Store, just search for 'LibertyCon 27' or here's a direct link if you're on your device now. If you've used it in the previous years, I think you're in for a nice surprise. Ben has been slaving his programming fingers away to polish this thing up.
Some features/additions:
Once again, thanks go out to Ben Gundersen for letting us use him and his mobile app! (And for putting up with me harassing him constantly)
I don't know how many of you guys use Twitter out there, but we finally got an account! The account is @LibertyconTN, and I blame Rich for dragging me kicking and screaming into 2011.
I've also put menu links to both our Facebook Page as well as the Twitter Feed in the menu under "LibertyCon Info" in case you forget.
Also the Pre-Reg list has been updated here on the website.
Quick question, have you ever heard of "The Dragonriders of Pern"?
If so, you might be interested in the news that Rich just emailed me about. It seems that we have another guest coming in to LibertyCon this year, Mr. Todd McCaffrey!
I don't know how you COULDN'T know about Todd, but just in case here you go: He started co-authoring Pern books with his mother (Anne McCaffrey) in 2003 with Dragon's Kin. Since then he has written three solo Pern novels, and has co-authored an additional four with his mother (five including Dragon's Kin).
But that's not the only thing that you might know Todd from. He's also written plenty of non-Pern related works, including quite a few short stories in various "Bolo" collections as well as a "Combat Command" book set in David Drake's Hammer's Slammers universe!
You can check out more information about him on his website at http://pernhome.com/tjm/, where you'll see the tagline "Todd McCaffrey: Author, Artist, Pilot, Geek".
Sounds like a great addition to me, folks!
Also you might want to check your bank balances. Todd, like some of our other author guests, has graciously said that he would donate an upcoming 'Tuckerization' to our Charity Auction. He apparently has a new SF (Non-Pern) book that he's working on that he should be able to slot YOU into as a character.
I'll be working on getting a page on the website to list our Charity Auction items which will include this, a David B. Coe 'Workshop/Manuscript Review', Tuckerizations from other authors, original paintings, and the list could keep going... but it will all be up on the website before the convention. It's for a great cause, after all!


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Labourers in this unit group remove excess metal and unwanted materials from metal parts, castings and other metal products and perform other labouring activities. They are employed in structural steel, boiler and platework fabrication plants, heavy machinery manufacturing plants, sheet metal fabrication shops, shipbuilding and other metal products manufacturing companies.
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- Polish metal products to mirror finish
- Immerse metal products in cleaning solutions
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- Transport raw materials and finished metal products manually or using hoists or other devices
- Sort metal sheets and parts, scrap metal and other materials
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- May cut, grind or chip excess metal from metal products using hand tools.
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- Corporation de Literie Sommex, which specializes in manufacturing mattresses, announced a marketing project evaluated at $191,697, which should add 15 jobs at its Trois-Rivičres plant (available in French only)
- Since the machining and welding trades are experiencing the most significant shortage of skilled workers in the industrial sector in Mauricie, some 30 new workers will benefit from a work-study training program in machining. (available in French only)
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- Since August, a dozen people work at the Technifab GC machine shop in Trois-Rivičres, and plans are to create about 15 jobs over the next 3 years, following an investment of nearly $1.5M. (available in French only)
- Several companies in the electronic and electromechanical sectors of Mauricie are currently recruiting personnel (available in French only)
- In Shawinigan, the Vallée du Parc sliding centre has about one hundred vacancies in preparation for the next winter season (available in French only)
- CGI is looking to hire a systems analyst, a systems architect, a mobile applications programmer, a programmer/analyst, a database administrator, and a project lead for its IT centre in Shawinigan (available in French only)
- The closure of the Laurentide plant in Shawinigan has led to the lay-off of 12 truck drivers and employees assigned to the Resolute Forest Products yard and sawmill in Rivičre-aux-Rats (available in French only)
- Representing an initial investment of $2M, the opening of a second Desjardins call centre in Trois-Rivičres will enable 60 jobs to be created. (available in French only)
- With the arrival of CGI in Shawinigan, which will require an investment of several tens of millions of dollars, 300 IT services jobs will be created within three years (available in French only)
- Premier Aviation Overhaul Centre in Trois-Rivičres and Delastek in Shawinigan have labour needs, especially in aerospace structure assembly, composite materials manufacturing and mechanical assembly (available in French only)
- About 60 jobs were created in the past year at Kongsberg Automotive in Shawinigan, and around 10 research and development jobs are still available, as well as a few production day labourer jobs (available in French only)
- Shalwin would like to recruit 15 employees as window installers or project managers at its Shawinigan plant (available in French only)
- In Saint-Élie-de-Caxton, close to 15 students work on a full-time basis during the summer, whether in reception or in various tourist attractions (available in French only)
- Despite the arrival of 27 new family doctors in Mauricie, about 100 physicians are still required to meet to needs of the region (available in French only)
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