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Flax Crackers
I think I've mentioned this before, but I frequently look at raw diet cookbooks and websites – I don't think there's anything wrong with cooking food, but I love using them as a resource for healthy desserts and figuring out variations on flavors – those raw people can get super creative, and they usually only use whole foods which is great.
Case in point – they've been doing the flax cracker thing forever, they just dehydrate them instead of baking them. I've hardly ever seen a recipe for this kind of flax crackers that wasn't raw, so I decided to see if they worked as well in a standard oven since I don't own a dehydrator.
They do! These things are awesome – super healthy (flax is all kinds of good for you), super flexible (you could season these with a ton of different flavors), delicious, and easy! And of course, vegan, gluten free, sugar free, yadda yadda yadda.
The basic recipe is essentially just ground flaxseed and water – from there the flavors are up to you. I did a bit of a garlic and onion thing for this recipe, but it would also be great with italian herbs, some nutritional yeast to give it a more "cheesy" flavory, some mexican spices, you name it.
The dough is really easy to work with as well. As I mentioned, you just mix up water, ground flax, some salt and some spices, and then spread it out on a parchment or silicone lined cookie sheet (you do want to make sure it's lined or really well greased), pre-cut them so they will snap into nice square crackers once they are cooked, and bake for about 20 minutes. I didn't even have a rolling pin handy and was able to roll the dough pretty thin with just my hands (make sure you keep your hands wet if you do it this way).
As you can see I went right up to the edges – this recipe makes a perfect amount for a standard cookie sheet. In retrospect, I would probably not go quite up to the edges next time, they tended to cook a bit faster than everything else and ended up a bit too crispy (read: "burnt") – make sure to keep an eye on these and take them out when the edges start to get browned. If the middle isn't quite cooked enough you can leave them on the pan for a few minutes to finish baking.
That's all there is to it! Nice crispy crunchy crackers that are crazy healthy. I like making up a couple of batches and just leaving them around to munch on when I want a snack. They're also great with spreads like hummus or mock salmon dip.
Vegan, Gluten Free, Refined Sugar Free, Low Fat, Soy Free This recipe is for a garlic and onion flavored cracker - to make it with different seasonings omit the garlic and onion powder and use whatever sounds good - nutritional yeast, rosemary, herbs, chili powder, etc. Ingredients: Directions:
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This recipe is for a garlic and onion flavored cracker - to make it with different seasonings omit the garlic and onion powder and use whatever sounds good - nutritional yeast, rosemary, herbs, chili powder, etc.
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Great recipe! I love the idea of making crackers (without any wheat or sugar) – I'm off today and I just might try this recipe out! Happy Monday to you.
sounds yummy! not to sounds stupid, but are flax meal and groud flax the same?? i think they are, but sometimes i am very wrong! =)
YUM!! They look just like graham crackers!!! DELISH!
I'm making these tomorrow morning, and I'm betting that I'll polish them off for lunch. They look SO good.
Lovely pictures and great simple recipe. I've been experimenting with all sorts of gluten-free crackers lately. These flax crackers will surely be included. What dip or spread do you recommend with it?
Amazing. Super easy – I need to make them.
I've been wanting to incorporate more flaxseed in my diet. Thanks for the recipe!
great recipe! i have been wanting to try some healthy crackers to snack on… i will try this with more spices may be some cumin and black pepper!! yummy
wow, i have to try this sometime! looks really great.
Made these and they are yummy! Thanks for the great pictures!
I just made these and I love them! However, they smell and taste fishy! I heard that's because the flax seeds are rancid but I just bought the meal from my grocery store already ground. I think I will have to buy fresh from now on.
Just what I was needing. I am on a general cleanse, eating mostly raw and no gluten, sugar, daity, etc … and just HAPPENED to have a bag of Bob's Red Mill Fax Meal in the freezer. Really, this is going to be PERFECT for my guacs, dips, & spreads. YUMMY. Thank you.
I just found this great page with recipe and super helpful pics. As I read the comments, Bethany's experience reminded me of reading once that omega 3s are what make fish fishy! I think it would be more pronounced in older oil. I know we're supposed to buy freshest seed possible and grind as we use but sometimes, the flax seed available will just be fresher than others, no?
So excited to try this recipe for myself and others I know who want to try a flax and chia seed combo cracker! Chia is even higher in omega 3s and other nutrients than flax! You're not supposed to have to grind chia to get the benefits, but they're the size of poppy seeds! How do you chew that?! A cracker!!!
This looks good! I got a couple of questions how much flaxseed do I need to ut in the food processor to obtain 2 cups of ground flaxseed? and do you happen to know the nutrition facts for these crackers? Thanks! I will try to make them later.
I loved these! I made a savory seed version with sesame, poppy, and rye seeds and then made a graham style one with some molasses, honey, and cinnamon. These were perfect. Easy, customizable, and deliciously free of all the things that my son is allergic too. Thanks – I've shared this recipe (through your site) with everyone I know! It is always good to feel empowered by options when allergies seem to confine and limit. This one gives us some choices.
What an easy recipe. The crackers look delicious and exactly what I have been looking for (I am currently doing a cleanse and can't have wheat, sugar, etc).
I was so excited to try these but I've made them twice now with fishy results I was also told that the flax could be rancid but it smells fine, the dough smelled fine, smelled good when cooking but then the last few minutes of baking it started to smell bad and now they all taste so fishy I can't stomach them! I'm so bummed.
Do you think if I buy flax at a big store (Bob's Red Mill) that there is a chance it's sat out too long on the shelf? Maybe if I buy from a natural food coop it would be better? I need help! I really want to make these and love them.
Any tips would be great!
I too had the fishy issue. I had kept my flax refrigerated, but I got the rancid fishy taste too. Don't know what can be done there as we are pretty much at the mercy of suppliers and we don't know how old their stock is.
Could i put this in the dehydrator?
have the same fishy smell issue. I think that if you use 4/5 whole flax seed and about 1/5 grownd it will reduce the smell. what do you think?
I made these last night at home. The flaxseed meal we used was a lot darker than sample pictured in the photo, and I used other spices to flavor the dough. It helped to use olive oil on my fingers to spread the dough evenly throughout the baking pan. Sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds for extra flavor. Baked 15 minutes and no burned crackers. Husband LOVED them! Even took some to work with him today to eat with his tuna fish. Perfect for the low-carb dieter!!
Yay! All recipes for flax crackers are "raw" versions that require a) cooking at low heat in the oven for 8+ hours (not exactly eco-friendly) or b) using an expensive dehydrator. I love hummus and almond butter and am trying to cut out most wheat and gluten from my diet – after 2 weeks I'm noticing significant results, most especially that my carb cravings are nil and I don't feel as tired as I used to when I'd eat wheat products. Anyhow, I know flax is great for you, and just last week bought some flax meal to enjoy as a hot cereal – it's filling, tasty, and can be customized in so many ways! Thanks, Jessica! I look forward to making a spicy version of these crackers with fresh jalapenos…
PS: flax meal MUST be refrigerated to keep it from going rancid – I'm learning a lot in a book I'm reading, called "Lose the Wheat, Lose the Weight."
google search led me to this. enjoyed the recipe. i grind my own flax so no issues of rancidity there. i really do love dehydrated flax crackers but sometimes i am impatient. thanks for this!
Any ideas on how to make them cheesy while still being vegan and soy free? Just found out my daughter is allergic to soy, egg and milk to mention a few and I'm trying to find an alternative to gold fish:) I don't know much about vegan cheese yet. Thanks:)
Thanks for posting this recipe!! Just made them…but did not have enough flax meal on hand (only had 1 1/2 cups) so added 1/2 cup of chia seeds!! So good. After 10 minutes of bakign started smelling fishy (though my flax has been in the freezer)…but taste fine! (hopefully I'm not going to make myself sick). My 3 year old loves them (with vegan butter on them). So yummy!! Also, can't do onion so did 1 tsp garlic and almost a full tsp of salt. Love how easy this is to make too!!
You can try using Nutritional Yeast!
My experience was that they needed to be sure and be thin so they would turn out crunchy; mine turned out soft and kind of eh. I would surely keep making them but maybe add spices like some of the above to give them some more flavor. I did use them for low carb and added cheese but if you are relying on them for a diet that forbids that, spice it up! They were very very easy.
They are the same =)
Thank you for this recipe because it's been on my mind to make these! Going to after work today. Can't wait to check out the rest of your site to later!
Can you eat too many flax seeds? Is there a limit? I saw on Dr. Oz that 2T a day will cut hot flashes in half so I'm going to try these crackers.
Oh these are just what I was looking for! Thank you so much. I am going to make a nice big batch tomorrow. I am a new vegan and looking for easy ways to beat snack attacks.
Just did a quick calculation using the calorie information on the back of my ground flaxseed package. Since this recipe gets all its calories from flaxseed, the calories for the whole recipe are 960. If you make the 24 crackers, that is 40 calories per cracker. Sorry, I don't have time to calculate the rest of the values at the moment. I'm looking forward to trying this recipe on my wheat free diet.
I just put a batch of these crackers in the oven. It
Was do easy!! Cant wait to taste!!
I'm trying these right now! I'm going to use them as substitutes for graham crackers in s'mores. I added a bit of honey, guava, and cinnamon. Thanks for the recipe!
I just made these with salt only -sooooooo delicious! Probable would be yummy with rosemary, too. What would you say is the calorie count on each 2 inch square?
Nutritional Yeast!
They smell fishy because they have Omega 3 in them… same as fish. If you've ever taken an Omega 3 supplement and then burped, you'll taste a nasty fishy taste. FORTUNATE, these crackers DON'T taste nasty. They're yummy!
According to NutritionaData – these crackers contain:
(Per cracker)
Calories – 21.6
Fat – 1.4
Carbs – 1.7
Fiber – 1.2
Net Carbs – 0.6
Protein – 0.9
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Surveillance footage, which was taken on Jan. 20, according to Turkey's Hurriyet newspaper, shows Sarai Sierra, 33, eating alone in a food court and walking around the mall, which is located near her hostel.
Sierra's husband, Steven Sierra, and her brother, David Jimenez, arrived in Istanbul Monday. Steven Sierra met with U.S. officials Tuesday and was interviewed by Turkish authorities, according to local media.
The New York City mother, who has two young boys, traveled to Turkey alone on Jan. 7 after a friend had to cancel. Sierra, who is an avid photographer, planned to document her dream vacation with her camera.
"It was her first time outside of the United States, and every day while she was there she pretty much kept in contact with us, letting us know what she was up to, where she was going, whether it be through texting or whether it be through video chat, she was touching base with us," Steven Sierra told ABC News before he departed for Istanbul.
Sierra took two side trips, to Amsterdam and Munich, before returning to Turkey, but kept in contact with her family the entire time, a family friend told ABC News.
She was supposed to fly back to the United States on Jan. 22, but she never showed up for her flight home. When it came time to pick her up from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, Sierra wasn't on board her scheduled flight.
Steven Sierra called United Airlines and was told his wife had never boarded the flight home.
Further investigation revealed she had left her passport, clothes, phone chargers and medical cards in her room at a hostel in Beyoglu, Turkey, he said.
The family said it is completely out of character for the happily married mother, who met her husband in church youth group, to disappear.
In a press briefing on Monday, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said officials in Washington D.C. are "aware of reports" that Sierra was missing in Turkey.
"Our consulate general in Istanbul and our embassy in Ankara are working on the case, and they are obviously in contact with the family and with Turkish authorities," she said.
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It's been a downer of a week, especially if you've had your emotional core invested in celebrities. How to cheer up? Well, you could check your brain at the door and watch Transformers 2 (which I haven't seen yet and which all the critics hate but which I am willing to defy the odds since I'm a puppet of Hasbro), or you can find your joy in the world of webcomics:
- This week, Toothpaste for Dinner provided a fairly concise assessment about most of the "webcomic industry."
- Incidentally, if you enjoyed the new Dick Grayson Batman and Damian Wayne Robin in the new and highly acclaimed Batman & Robin #1, you might also enjoy Dave Willis' 3-part Batman tale in Shortpacked!
- Man, now's your chance to hang with your cool literary friends because Ulysses Seen brings that infamous James Joyce novel (Ulysses) to life! Clearly it looks a lot like Watchmen. And… it's as dry as everyone claims it is. Each page, when clicked on, provides a nice literary analysis of the work that has become synonymous with "stuff piece of literature that people who wear monocles read." Hey, whatever makes AP English summer reading easier. Anyway, here's to hoping it goes further than that 1984 comic, which got as far as Chapter Two.
- Alexds1 of The Meek was nice enough to link to my site ("It has some pretty kickass webcomic reviews!"), so I'm returning the favor. I've been reading The Meek for a month now. I gotta say it's one of the prettiest webcomics out there. It's got mystery. It's got danger. It's also got a giant mudpuppy. I highly recommend it. And at only 38 pages in, right now is an pretty good jumping point. I'll probably end up reviewing it after Chapter One wraps up, and needless to say it probably won't get that 1-star rating that Alexds1 so desperately loves to consume. (NOTE: more than half of the comic right now features a very naked girl with very naked breasts. Not necessarily safe for work.)
- Ping Teo of Lonely Panel checks out Luke's URL (or Luke Surl), which she says doesn't have the nicest art in the world but has writing that tends to grow on ya.
- Grim Tales (reviewed here) has ended, apparently. I am SO heart-broken. Though reader Quijotesca tells me that Bleedman's threatening a sequel. Um… hooray!
- There's a SMBC Theater now? Zack Wiener from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (reviewed here) tries out sketch comedy. Can't say the trailer inspires me much, but best of luck regardless.
- Well, since we're all talking about Michael Jackson anyway, I feel obligated to point you to Heidi MacDonald's news round-up of MJ and comics. Of particular interest is the picture she's showing in the post: a Disney Adventures cover with MJ and Pinocchio (Ms. MacDonald being the editor of comics on that mag). There's also a link to a somewhat subtle comic tribute done by Jame Kochalka of American Elf. Ms. MacDonald's final assessment:
In the end, the man lived a sad, sick life, but it's the music that will live on forever and ever. Cliched but so true.
- Not at all webcomic related, but some of these outdoor ads (care of mentalfloss.com) are too hilarious and too awesome not share. Especially the Spider-Man urinal.
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Educational Technology 554
EDSP 554: Educational Technology for Diverse Populations
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Credit Hours: (3)
Students will develop critical awareness of educational and assistive technologies that support students with disabilities, and other learners with diverse needs. The course begins with an overview of the latest research and evidence-based practice in educational technology applications for instruction. Participants will explore a wide range of these technology applications with a focus on assistive or adaptive technologies. The course focuses on the historical and legal mandates that guide the integration of assistive technologies into the educational programs of students with disabilities.
Detailed Description of Content of Course
Exploration of these technologies emphasizes their use as effective instructional tools that enhance, improve and support success of students with disabilities within the educational setting.
Specific technologies and topics include:
- Current technological trends shaping education
- The legal aspects of providing AT devices and services with public school settings
- Models for selection of AT devices and services
· Universal Design for Learning principles
- Development and evaluation of scaffolds that address technology-supported instructional technologies
- Identification of possible funding solutions for AT
- Exploration of The AT spectrum – from no to high tech solutions
- Exploration of AT categories such as technologies which address challenges arising from cognitive/learning needs, physical/sensory needs, communication/social needs, and multiple complex needs
- Applications and integration of educational and assistive technologies in order to support and improve student success
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
This course utilizes a combination of web-based learning modules, lectures, and hands-on activities within a lab setting. This course stresses hands-on experience with a variety of assistive and adaptive tools and software.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
Goals, objectives, and assignments in this class address:
NCATE Standard 1c Professional and Pedagogical Knowledge and Skills
Virginia Department of Education Teacher [VDOE] Licensure standards in Professional Studies requirements in Curriculum and Instructional Procedures for Prek-12, special education, and secondary education and Early/primary prek-3 education, elementary education, prek-6, and middle education: Demonstrated proficiency in the use of educational technology for instruction.
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Upon completion of this course the student will demonstrate understanding of/ability to apply knowledge related to:
1. How technology can impact learning
- Current technological trends shaping education (CTE1S2)
- Universal design for learning
- Cognitive science and research-based attributes of effective learning environments
- Practical classroom realities of the integration of technology
- Investigation of student characteristics, the collaborative role of educators, and strategies for differentiating instruction for students with learning disabilities within the general education environment
- Facilitation of full participation and access to the general curriculum of individuals with disabilities by adaptations and assistive technology (CTE1K1)
2. Legal and Social Aspects of Assistive Technology
· Philosophy and history of assistive and adaptive technology
· Equity issues related to use of technology in the classroom & assistive technologies (CTE9K1)
· Ethical practices and cultural/familial considerations in applying these technologies(CTE9K1)
· Legal definition of AT devices and services (CTE9K1)
· Legal requirements for implementation of assistive technology assessment and services in the IEP (CTE1S3) (CTE9S2)
3. Selecting and Evaluating AT
- Processes that can be used by AT team members to plan, analyze, select, and assess AT devices and services for a student (CTE10K2)
- Collaborative steps involved in planning and implementing assistive technology services (CTE10K1)
- Identification of sources of and funding solutions for AT (CTE7K2) (PH4K2)
4. The Spectrum of AT Devices
- Identify possible AT solutions along a continuum of options based on students' cognitive, physical/sensory, and/or social/communication needs:
- Identify technology tools for students with cognitive disabilities, ranging from no tech to high tech, in core content areas: Reading, Writing, Math
- Identify technology tools for students with physical/sensory disabilities from no tech to high tech
- Identify technology tools for students with multiple complex needs, as demonstrated by children with pervasive developmental disorders such as autism.
- Identify augmentative communication tools for students with limited verbal communication (GC7S4)
5. Fitting AT Into My Instructional Program
- Design student learning activities which incorporate AT that fosters equitable access and promotes enhances, improves the success of students with disabilities within the educational setting (CC7S9)
- Utilize computer based instructional tools to develop classroom materials (CC7K4)
- Evaluate computer software and applications for their potential application for use with students with disabilities (GC7S4)
Assessment Measures
The students are specifically assessed on the following items:
1. Class participation (real and online) & professional behavior
2. Completion of web-based learning modules
3. Class presentations
4. Observation of assistive technology evaluation and service delivery
5. In collaboration with a team of students, development of assistive technology plan for case study student
6. Development of AT or Augmentative Communication artifact that aids instruction or learning
Other Course Information
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(New York, N.Y.) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator Judith A. Enck was joined today by Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Congress Member Bill Pascrell, Jr. and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District Commander Col. Paul E. Owen to announce that the W.R. Grace & Co./Wayne Interim Storage site in Wayne Township, New Jersey has been cleaned up and will be taken off the Superfund list of the most hazardous waste sites in the nation. The site was contaminated by thorium and rare earth metals, which can have serious effects of people's health. Studies have shown that inhaling thorium dust causes an increased risk of developing lung cancer, and cancer of the pancreas. The EPA has made a final decision to remove the site from the Superfund list after a review of conditions confirmed that it no longer poses a threat to people's health and the environment. Some of the cleanup was conducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with oversight by the EPA.
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The six-acre site, located at 868 Black Oak Ridge Road in Wayne, NJ, was used by Rare Earths, Inc. between 1948 and 1957 to extract thorium and rare earth metals from monazite ore. In 1957, a division of W.R. Grace & Co. Inc. acquired the facility and continued to process monazite ore at the site until 1971. Radioactive waste and contaminated building rubble were stored in approximately 16 burial pits on the site.
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Hoarseness refers to a difficulty making sounds when trying to speak. Vocal sounds may be weak, breathy, scratchy, or husky, and the pitch or quality of the voice may change.
Alternative Names
Voice strain; Dysphonia; Loss of voice
Hoarseness is most often caused by a problem with the vocal cords, which are part of your voice box (larynx) in
the throat.When the vocal cords become inflamed or infected, they swell. This can cause hoarseness.
The most common cause of hoarseness is a cold or sinus infection, which usually goes away on its own
within 2 weeks.
Another rare, but serious cause of hoarseness that does not go away in a few weeks is cancer of the voice box.
Common Causes
- Acid reflux (
gastroesophageal reflux) Allergies
- Breathing in irritating substances
- Cancer of the throat or larynx
- Chronic
- Colds or upper respiratory infections
- Heavy smoking or drinking, especially together
- Overuse or abuse of the voice (as in shouting or singing), which may cause swelling or growths on the vocal cords
Less common causes include:
- Injury or irritation from a breathing tube or
bronchoscopy Damage to the nerves and muscles around the voicebox (from trauma or surgery Foreign object in the esophagus or trachea
- Swallowing a harsh chemical liquid
- Changes in the larynx during puberty
Thyroidor lung cancer Underactive thyroid gland
Home Care
Hoarseness may be short-term (
Things you can do at home to help relieve the problem include:
- Talk only when you need to until hoarseness goes away.
- Drink plenty of fluids to help keep your airways moist. (Gargling does not help.)
- Use a vaporizer to add moisture to the air you breathe.
- Avoid actions that strain the vocal cords such as whispering, shouting, crying, and singing.
- Take medicines to reduce stomach acid if hoarseness is due to gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
- Do NOT use decongestants which can dry out the vocal cords.
- If you smoke, cut down or stop at least until hoarseness goes away.
Call your health care provider if
Call your health care provider if:
- You have trouble breathing or swallowing
- Hoarseness occurs with drooling, especially in a small child
- Hoarseness occurs in a child less than 3 months old
- Hoarseness has lasted for more than 1 week in a child, or 2-3 weeks in an adult
What to expect at your health care providers office
The doctor will examine your throat, neck, andmouth and ask you some questions about your symptoms and medical history, including:
- To what extent have you lost your voice (all or partially)?
- What kind of vocal problems are you having (such as making scratchy, breathy, or husky vocal sounds)?
- When did hoarseness start?
- Does hoarseness come and go or get worse over time?
- Have you been shouting, singing, or overusing your voice, or crying a lot (if a child)?
- Have you been exposed to harsh fumes or liquids?
- Do you have allergies or a post nasal drip?
- Have you ever had throat surgery?
- Do you smoke or use alcohol?
- Do you have other symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, difficulty swallowing, weight loss, or fatigue?
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Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. St Louis, Mo; Mosby; 2010.
Feierabend RH, Malik SN. Hoarseness in adults. Am Fam Physician. 2009;80(4)363-370.
Schwartz SR, Cohen SM, Dailey SH. Clinical practice guideline: Hoarseness (Dysphonia).Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. 2009;141 (3S2)S1-S31.
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by Chessack » Sat Sep 14, 2013 3:54 pmWe all have our favorite comic series (or runs on series, such as a 30-issue run by our favorite author) -- that stack of comics that you pull out every year or every couple of years and re-read it even though you've read it 10 times already, just to experience it all over again. Sometimes these may be famous runs, like Claremont/Byrne X-men. Other times they may be more obscure, like Bill Mantlo's Micronauts.
With ComiXology and trade paperback reprints, many of these are now available to modern readers. But unless you actually read them, or know someone who did, you might, perhaps, not even know that these are any good or are worth finding/buying/reading. With all the dreck floating around out there particularly from the Big Two these days, I thought I would start a thread where people could list their all-time favorite series, or parts of series, that they thought were truly stellar in both art and story and recommend those to others.
Here are some rules:
1. These should be sizable runs of comics. Don't just post a favorite story arc like Dark Knight Returns. Sure it was good, but it was only a few issues. I am looking for long-standing bodies of work that went on for a while. So please post suggestions that went on longer than 1 year (13+ issues).
2. The series or run should have ended at least 10 years ago. It's not that I don't think anything good could have come out more recently (I know it has), but rather, the more recent stuff is already well known and probably had been read, and I would like us to compile a list of older stuff that might not be known about but is worth reading.
3. No more than 3 suggestions per person. I know you love many runs and series, but post your 3 favorites.
4. If the stuff can be found on ComiXology or in trade, please state this so we can track them down more easily. (I know it won't always be the case, but sometimes it will).
Here are mine:
Walt Simonson's Thor (337-382) - available on ComiXology and in collected trades on Amazon.
George Perez's Wonder Woman (1-35) - some (1-24) available on ComiXology.
Rom: Spaceknight (1-50) - sadly I don't think these are available as anything but back-issues. But they are worth a read.
So what are your three favorites?
by Garofani Spruzzo » Sat Sep 14, 2013 4:06 pmEightball
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by LobsterJ » Sat Sep 14, 2013 4:15 pmAnn Nocenti's run on DD, especially her issues with JRJR
by Stephen Day » Sat Sep 14, 2013 4:17 pmThe Cap No More storyline from Mark Gruenwald's Captain America run. I think it may be available in trade paperback.
by Amoebas » Sat Sep 14, 2013 4:40 pmToo easy to name the popular runs so...
Haywire #1-13 (1988-1989)
Zot #1-36 (1984-1990)
The Chopper Saga in 2000 AD #206-207, 424-429, 545-570, 594-597, 654-665 (1981-1994)
by guitarsmashley » Sat Sep 14, 2013 6:31 pmpreacher
by Chessack » Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:07 pm
Ah yes, I remember that. I started reading Cap during that run, and kept reading it for another 40+ issues. Gruenwald was the master.
by LoganRSA » Sat Sep 14, 2013 9:16 pmGiffen/DeMatteis Justice League, JLI and JLE
Matt Wagner's Mage
All-Star Superman
by avengingtitan » Sat Sep 14, 2013 10:30 pmSandman
Y: The Last Man
Generation X
I recommend above all else the New X-Men Omnibus by Grant Morrison.
by UnionJack » Sun Sep 15, 2013 3:44 amI'll have to go with some Golden Oldies:
Amazing Spiderman #1-300 - there are just so many great stories & creators in the first 300 issues you just can't go wrong. Classic superhero action.
New Teen Titans - Marv Wolfman/George Perez. Brilliant, best thing DC ever published.
Incredible Hulk - Bill Mantlo/Sal Buscema (from about #245 - #313). HULK SMASH!! I'd recommend anything Mantlo ever wrote - a tragic loss to the world of comics.
by Chessack » Sun Sep 15, 2013 9:09 am
+1 for this. Best. Creative. Team. Ever.
Bill Mantlo was one of the greatest comic-book writers of all time. And the Mantlo-Buscema pairing was outstanding. They did Rom 1-50 together as well and it was just incredible. Although we will never know all the back-room dealings, Buscema left when Mike Carlin came on as editor, and it certainly seemed like Carlin fired him. My guess is Mantlo was probably not happy about this, as he and Buscema clearly were fond of each other, and although he kept trying to write good stories, it felt like after Buscema was fired, Mantlo's heart was just not in it. But that run from 1-50 was well worth a read.
And now that I know they teamed up on those Hulks, I will absolutely see if I can get my hands on them.
by Amoebas » Sun Sep 15, 2013 11:21 am
Off the top of my head - these are also Mantlo/Buscema you may not know about...
And iirc from Sal's biography, it wasn't Carlin or Ditko - it was Rom's inkers Aken & Garvey (Sal, who rarely complained - didn't like their style over his pencils). This led to a slow breakup with Mantlo first in ROM and then shortly afterwards in Hulk. Which worked out for everyone as Sal went on to some spectacular stuff with Simonson on Thor.
As much as I loved Mantlo/Buscema, I always loved DeMatteis/Buscmema more and was so happy to see them back together just a couple months ago...
by covalesky » Sun Sep 15, 2013 12:32 pmTransmetropolitan by Warren ellis.
Animal man by morrison.
Starman by Robinson.
by UnionJack » Sun Sep 15, 2013 2:07 pm
I think those Hulks are pretty cheap on the back issues market - I'm tempted to buy another set as I read them so often (to be fair, the RogerStern/Sal Buscema run leading up to Mantlo's tenure is superb too and there was a great cross-over with Captain America in there as well). There are also three trades - 'Pardoned', 'Regression' and 'Crossroads'.
Rom would also be on my recommended list & Micronauts but you only allowed us three.....
How amazing was Rom though? #50 is one of my all-time favourite single comics - along with Incredible Hulk #300.
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Former Obama White House aide Bill Burton will receive the Distinguished Alumni Award from the City Honors/Fosdick-Masten Park Foundation in a ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the Museum Room at City Honors School, 186 E. North St.
Burton, a 1995 graduate of City Honors, was national press secretary for President Obama's 2008 campaign, then was deputy White House press secretary and special assistant to the president until he left the White House in 2011. After helping establish and lead a super PAC for Obama in 2012, he became managing director of the Washington, D.C., office of Global Strategy Group, a public affairs and research consulting firm.
Other honorees will include retired City Honors teacher Diana Rochford and Les Hoffman, a former foundation board member and City Honors parent.
The ceremony will be followed by a party at 6 p.m.


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These days my bed is for sleeping not reading and as soon as The Little Mister is asleep I am lights out and snoring like I might never sleep again. Therefore my list of books has declined, dramatically to two over the last few months.
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November 28, 2018 | Winning Democratic challengers and losing incumbent Republicans drew from very different sources of funding during the 2018 election.
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July 12, 2016 | In May, Wall Streeters donated more than any other industry to Hillary Clinton's campaign and pro-Clinton super PACs – nearly $4.45 million out of her total $314 million raised. Retired people and the printing & publishing industry took the Nos. 2 and 3 spots. This news tracks with one of the major critiques of Clinton: that…
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May 19, 2015 | In the world of money in politics, many interest groups behave predictably. Election after election, contributions from oil and gas companies, for instance, flow overwhelmingly to Republicans, while those who work in education favor Democrats. What about when contributions break down differently within industries? The CFO and the janitor, for instance, may have opposing political views,…
Financial Sector Helps Barack Obama Score Big Money for Re-election Fight
July 22, 2011 | One-third of the money President Barack Obama's elite fund-raising corps has raised on behalf of his re-election has come from the financial sector, according to a new Center for Responsive Politics analysis. Individuals who work in the finance, insurance and real estate sector are responsible for raising at least $11.3 million for Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee, according to the Center's research.
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Following an in-depth study, the CMA is setting clear ground rules for all online comparison tools and opening an investigation into one site.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published its final report following a market study into the use of price comparison sites and other apps.
The year-long examination found that these sites offer a range of benefits, including helping people shop around by making it easier to compare prices and forcing businesses to up their game.
But where sites are not working in people's best interests, the CMA is taking action. As part of this, it is opening a competition law investigation into how one site has set up its contracts with insurers, because it suspects this may result in higher home insurance prices.
The CMA has also laid down clear ground rules for all sites on issues such as communicating how they plan to use people's personal data, and clearly displaying important information like price and product description.
Andrea Coscelli, CMA Chief Executive, said:
"Our study has found that most people in the UK have used a comparison site at least once, so it is vital that everyone gets the benefits they deserve.
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- It should be made as easy as possible for people to make effective comparisons or use different sites, for example through better information about products.
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What's the Real Story Behind the Term 'Freelancer?'
For a lot of people these days, the job market is still a pretty gloomy affair. Temporary jobs, part-time work and freelancing have all been on the rise. Well, for those of you who make your bread and butter by freelancing, you can take heart. You're in the company of proud, if somewhat immoral, warriors.
What is a freelancer?
A freelancer is someone who is self-employed and works from contact to contract. They tend to have a lot more freedom than a typical contracted employee, but less job security, benefits and perks.
A novel idea
The term 'freelancer' was first coined in the early 19th century novel Ivanhoe. The Scottish writer, Sir Walter Scott, created a complex world populated by historical figures from the Crusades, as well as some characters shrouded in legend, such as Robin Hood. The novel was a romantic tale of chivalry and political intrigue. Of course, every work of fiction and adventure needs someone to fight, and that's where the freelancers came in.
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In Ivanhoe, the freelancers were medieval mercenaries, hailing from the kingdoms of Italy and France. The men literally had a lance that was 'free,' or ready for hire. They were paid to fight other men's battles — battles in which the freelancers had no real vested interest. All that mattered was how much money any particular mercenary could get for the service of his lance.
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School began today in Christian County, KY, but I'm afraid Isaac isn't going to have a very good first day. I heard on the radio this morning that the Hopkinsville High School air conditioning system is not working. It failed Monday, and they don't have it working yet.
The radio said something about trying to get a "stopgap cooler." Is there actually something called a "cooler" or do they mean they're going to put in a temporary air conditioner of some sort?
The weather forecast predicts temperatures in the low 90's for today and the rest of the week. I can't say that the students and staff at HHS will be suffering because too many people in the world are truly suffering today. I will say that it's going to be a test of everyone's anti-perspirant.
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Houseboat owners face an anxious wait to discover the fate of their floating community, which they claim could be torn apart by a Nine Elms development.
Residents of Tideway Village, a small collection of boats on the river in Battersea, have tirelessly fought to secure protection for their community after developer St James submitted a planning application to Wandsworth Council for the redevelopment of the Tideway Industrial Estate.
It detailed a proposal to create 752 new homes, a hotel, space for new shops, a café, restaurant, bar, offices, crèche and gallery on the site next to the boating community.
The consultation period over the plan finished on Friday - but not before campaigners hand-delivered a petition signed by 1,500 supporters to officers at Wandsworth Council. They also presented Mark Hunter, the planning officer responsible for this application, with a Save Tideway Village message in a bottle.
The Tideway Village community - supported by many houseboat owners from the neighbouring Nine Elms Pier - fear they could be forced out because their boats do not feature on St James' plans.
Tideway Village resident Toby McCulloch said: "All we want is to be an integral part of the regeneration of the area. We have been an established community for 10 years on the river front.Read more at http://www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk/news/local/wandsworthnews/8487546.Houseboat_owners_await_development_decision/
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