ГОСТИ В ШОКЕ!!!Готовлю КАЖДОЕ ЛЕТО!ВКУСНЕЕ ЛЮБОЙ ВЫПЕЧКИ.ПИРОГ “НЕЗВАНЫЙ ГОСТЬ”

ИНГРЕДИЕНТЫ.
МОЛОКО 80МЛ
САХАР 80ГР
ЩЕПОТКА СОЛИ
ВАНИЛИН
ДРОЖЖИ 12Г СЫРЫЕ
ЯЙЦО 1ШТ +ЯИЧНЫЙ БЕЛОК 1ШТ (ЖЕЛТОК ДЛЯ СМАЗИВАНИЕ)
СЛИВОЧНОЕ МАСЛО 50ГР
СЛИВКИ 100МЛ
МУКА 400ГР

ДЛЯ НАЧИНКИ.
ТВОРОГ 180ГР
САХАР 3СТ.Л
СМЕТАНА 2СТ.Л
ЩЕПОТКА СОЛИ
ВАНИЛИН.

ПЕРСИК И КЛУБНИКА.

ШТРЕЙЗЕЛЬ.
СЛИВОЧНОЕ МАСЛО 50ГР
САХАР 2СТ.Л
МУКА 3СТ.Л

INGREDIENTS.
MILK 80ML
SUGAR 80G
A PINCH OF SALT
VANILLIN
YEAST 12G RAW
1 PIECE EGG +1 PIECE EGG WHITE (EGG YOLK FOR GREASING)
BUTTER 50G
CREAM 100ML
FLOUR 400G
FOR THE FILLING.
COTTAGE CHEESE 180GR
SUGAR 3ST. L
SOUR CREAM 2ST.L
PINCH OF SALT
VANILLIN.
PEACH AND STRAWBERRY.
STREUSEL.
BUTTER 50G
SUGAR 2ST.L
FLOUR 3ST. L

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HOW is GERMANY SO GREEN?

A day in Hannover in the Größe Garten led me to think about the question..
HOW IS GERMANY SO GREEN? Any tourist that comes here always seems surprised and in awe of how lovely and lush German Nature is and just how intricate through all the towns and cities it really is.

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2020 fall President’s Honor Roll at Casper College announced – Casper College

College officials have released the names of the 475 students who made the President’s Honor Roll at Casper College for the 2020 fall semester. To qualify, a student must take at least 12 hours and receive a GPA of 3.5 or better.

Students named to Casper College’s President’s Honor Roll, ordered according to their hometowns, follow. Wyoming students are listed first, followed by students with out-of-state hometowns listed alphabetically by state, then hometown. Finally, international students are listed by home country and hometown.

Alcova: Alysa Bentley and Dustin Smart.

Baggs: Tyler Englehart.

Bar Nunn: Damen Brewer, Gabriel Heuer, Sydney Holder, Zachary Houghtaling, Caitlin Logan, Candice Lugibihl, RhiAnna Mahoney, Jeniffer Middleton, and Ann Miller.

Basin: Ana Tharp.

Casper: Brooke Abbott, Christina Adams, Alaynha Aiello, Whitney Anderson, Jaden Amer, Maria Arnold, Clayton Atkinson, Griffin Bailey, Yavette Bailey, Jennifer Baldwin, Tatianna Baldwin, Stephanie Barella, Kelley Barker, Ashley Barkley, Candance Barnes, Carolee Bates, Alexandra Bath, Katie Bays, Mylen Bearden, Katilyn Beasley, Emery Bemis, Taylor Berg, Margaret Biskup, Sarah Blanton, Abigayle Bledsoe, Lawrence Boahen, Channing Bohnet, Kaytlin Booth, Emily Bradley, Grace Brauburger, Wes Bray, Nathaniel Britt, Colin Brooks, Ethan Brown, Wanda Browning, Emma Brummer, Kelsi Burd, Michael Burk, Marcela Caballero, Brooklynn Calkin, Sarah Cameron, Caitlyn Capps, Izabelle Cardenas, Kane Carlson, Aiden Carnahan, Brian Carpenter, Amber Chadwick, Ian Champion, Savanna Christensen, Kahner Christopherson, Annelise Clark, Whisper Cloward, Jamie Cody, David Coleman, Leighum Coleman, Ender Collins, Katie Collins, Julia Conte, Rebekah Conway, Clinton Cook, Sasha Cook, Katelyn Cooper, Jessica Cordova, Sienna Cortez, Mariha-Ann Cothren, Linda Cox, Sheridan Cox, Meghan Cramer, Troy Crump, Chloe D’Arcy, Lainey Deacon, Taylor Delaney, Aspen DeLano, Laura Delano, Rachel DeMaere, Camillo DePaolo, Joseph Desuno, Jacob Dickinson, Avery Doane, Lesley Doney, Stevin Dow, Kassandra Dutro, Alexis Dvarishkis, Christopher Edmunds, Haley Ellingson, Wylee Esau, Victoria Etuk, Lane Fanto, Gillen Faxon, Kyera Fernandez, Connor Ficken, Madison Fiedler, William Fielder William Fielder, Marci Florence, Jennifer Foster, Hayden Fox, Jonathon Franklin, Sean Franklin, Breanna Fredrickson, Megan Gardiner, Alexa Garfield, Gabrielle Garris, James Gerhart, Haley Gibson, Hannah Gilliland, Madison Gillum, Michael Gremp, Alaina Griffee, Megan Griffin, Gavin Grochowski, Jasmin Guarin, Kaylee Hanisch, Britnee Hansen, Kelsey Hamsberger, Molly Harshman, Sienna Hawk, Matthew Hays, Dean He, Lauren Heili, Lyle Hepworth, Jacob Hernandez, Desiree Hesse, Joel Hilde, Bryce Hindman, Kaitlan Hinton, Destiny Holden, Skylar Holmquist, Annicka Hoover, Rhonda Hoppa, Owen Horning, Taylor Howe, Saaj Hull, Stetson Hutmacher, Mickale Ireland, Elizabeth Jensen, Megan Jensen, Enrique Jimenez, Hallie Jimenez, Kellan Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Isabelle Jones, Sarah King, Kristin Klaahsen, Chelsie Klone, Emily Kruse, Shaney Kruse, Mikaeli Lacey, Turner Lack, Laura Lance, Katlyn Lane, Mackenzie Laufer, Sara Leach, Hee Lin Lee, Lance Lenhart, Carrie Leyva, Eliza Liska, Faith Lockwood, Nathaniel Loepp, Cameron Logan, Ryan Loghry, Hannah Long, Kimberley Long, Fredy Lopez Lopez, Maria Lopez, Stephen Lovato, Tristan Loyd, Isabel Lucio, Jennifer Ly, Sarah Ly, Hunter Lyman, Anthony MacMillian, Elizabeth Malone, Hailey Martin, Jackie Martin, Jared Martin, Peter Mayfield, Taylor McCabe, Roger McPherson, Hope Melton, alexia Mendez, Sye Meyer, Emmy Miller, John Miller, Cameron Moore, Kimberly Moran, Alexei Moreno, Connie Morgan, Tamara Morrison, Paige Muller, Parker Munsey, Christian Murphy, Alexis Muszynski, Skyler Nelson, Annabelle Nicholson, Julia Nielsen, Kaitlyn O’Malley, Brook Ostrander, Kayla Ostrem, Alijandro Parra, Lucas Patton, Timothy Pike, Valeria Pirela, Lauren Podjun, Robert Pryde, McKinzy Quiroz, Jaelyn Ramirez, Melissa Reilly, Rachel Retherford, Grace Ritchie, Race Rittenour, Corey Rizzi, Kelsie Roach, Kate Robertson, Morgan Robertson, Mindy Roney, Travis Rudd, Braxton Sambrano, Samuel Sapp, Joh Schoenwolf, Rebekah Sechrist, Lauren Shaffer, Cindee Shepherd, Kaylie Short Haylie Sienkiewicz, Louis Sierra, Theresa Simpson, Regann Sipe, Haleigh Skiles, Melonie Skovgard, Sara Sleep, Randy Sletten, Serri Smith, Jarrod Snider, Ryan Snyder, Joel Sorensen, Ryan Sorensen, Kylie Spangler, Logan Spiegelberg, Maycie Stack, Michael Stack, Robyn Stack, Andrew Staker, Garret Steinert, Hannah Stone, Nicole Stovall, Kylie Sullivan, Miriam Sutphin Andrew Swain, Matthew Tabor, Jesse Taylor, Zachary Tenney, Zeth Thomas, Shelby Trott, Alyssa Trujillo, Rachelle Trujillo, Siri Ullery, Erin Valentin, Alexandra Vincent, Emma Von Osterheldt, Angela Wallace, Heather Walock, Michael Walock, Qi Wang, Brandon Wassink, Justin Webb, Catelyn White, Robbie White, Breanne Wilkinson, Maisy Wilkinson, Tea Jean Williams, Ezra Wingfield, Brooklyn Wistisen, Liza Womack, Kyle Woodruff, Violet Wright, Diana Yanez, and Matthew Yarger.

Cheyenne: Dallas Baker, Emily Byrd, Meagan Vanbuskirk, and Giulia Vernati.

Chugwater: Amanda Cook.

Cody: Charles Polley.

Douglas: Denali Bergquist, Justus Calliham, Abbie Cornett, Joseph Miller, Tristin Munsinger, Lauren Pooley, Andres Robles, Joslynn Sauer, Lainey Smith, Brandon Sorg, Victor Wimmer, and George Wortham.

Dubois: Matthew Codevilla and Aaron Mountain.

Evanston: Jeffrey Ungerman.

Evansville: Franki Brower, Kaycee Gurkin, Brooke Johnson, Haley Keith, Elizabel Macias, Briahnna Manning, Tesla McConnaughey, Benny Ortiz, Chloe Riley, and Keith Rouse.

Farson: Amanda Weaver.

Fort Bridger: Aileen Bugas.

Gillette: Cheyanne Aalbers, Marissa Chatfield, Colleen Collins, Dylan Cornelius, Matthew Devries, Abbey Greenwood, Rebecca Haskins, Laci Parish, Isabelle Schlautmann, Diane Simurdak, and Landon Suchor.

Glendo: Colton Roark.

Glenrock: Corbin Blanton, Dalton Davies, Jennifer Hendrickson, Elika Lavender, Cameron Magee, Ty Makris, Brooke Moore, Shayna Perez, Morgan Schwindt, Shyla Whalen, and Archer Young.

Green River: McKinzie Buggy, Drew Gibson, Travis Kloepper, and Sean Rauert

Greybull: Sadie Harper and Braeden Tracy.

Guernsey: Dominick Ibarra.

Hulett: Dalton Butler, Emma Jay, and Mikka Rogers.

Lander: Kolbie Erickson and Aspen Thomas.

Laramie: Kenzie Beyer and Roland Wookey.

Manville: Timothy Ross.

Meeteetse: Bethany Taylor.

Mills: Angela Coleman, Damond Cottrell, Kelsey Cox, Jazmyne Giffrow, Amber Guseman, EdwinJay Harvey, Tasha McEvoy, Tyler Parke, and Sariah St. Clair.

Newcastle: Daytona Bennett, Grace Coy, Shelby Davis, Kaylee Sweet, and Markie Whitney.

Pavillion: Tierra Price.

Pinedale: Megan Anspach and Kodie Egle.

Powell: Rylee Ramsey.

Rawlins: Sadie Forney, DeNae Schoel, and Stacey Smith.

Riverton: Kodi Christensen, Cassandra Looper, and Tamira Marshall.

Rock Springs: Jordan Brooks and Brandy Dewar.

Rolling Hills: Cory Amirault and Brody Cathcart.

Sheridan: Allison Arndt and Edward Shannon.

Thermopolis: Spencer Axtell, Mya Holman, Lauren Reed, and Jaden Schierkolk.

Upton: Jamison Nistler.

Wheatland: Elizabeth Crowley, Emily Morford, and Matthew Wilhelm.

Worland: Jonathan Anderson, Karla Gaytan, Carlos Pacheco, and Elizabeth Voss.

Wright: Teresa Meza, Zachary Reade, and Jessica Reyes Castro.

Brighton: Skylar Lange.

Firestone: Gavin Self and Thomas Wallace.

Meeker: San Delana Riebold and Tevin Secrest-Pelloni.

Northglenn: Ryker Chavez.

Washington D.C.

Burwell: Emily Knust.

Crawford: Jake Sellman.

Gothenburg: Savannah Peterson.

Harrison: Kalen Lotton.

Lakeside: Shanna Bailey.

Society Hill: Timmons McElveen.

Edgemont: Kaylen Stearns.

Hermosa: Whitley Heitsch.

Rapid City: Christopher Bauer.

Santaquin: Shelby Nelson.

South Jordan: Adi Jada Suguturaga and Hannah Thompson.

Roblin, Manitoba: Jules Smyth.

Vervò Di Predaia, Trento: Matteo Conci.

New Zealand:

Te Aroha: Dejaan Schuler.

Posted 04 Feb 2022 04:32 by | News | No comments

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Posted 04 Feb 2022 04:11 by | Cats | 3 comments

MLB mock Draft June 16 2021

Let’s mix things up a bit, shall we?

No, that doesn’t mean a new name in the top spot, but there are several changes in the top 10, most notably moving North Carolina prep shortstop Kahlil Watson up to reflect the buzz he’s been getting. Many in the industry aren’t 100 percent sure how all this extra time will impact the first round and beyond, with some scouting directors feeling they won’t really start to get a feel of what will happen until the calendar turns to July.

That doesn’t mean we can’t continue to provide as much information about what scouts are saying and thinking as college baseball turns to the College World Series, high school seasons wrap up, private workouts get going in earnest and the Draft combine looms.

1. Pirates: Marcelo Mayer, SS, Eastlake HS (Chula Vista, Calif.)
No change at the top, with Mayer still very much in the mix with Jordan Lawlar, Kahlil Watson and Louisville catcher Henry Davis on the offensive end and perhaps Jack Leiter on the mound.

2. Rangers: Kahlil Watson, SS, Wake Forest (N.C.) HS
Some feel it’s down to Lawlar, Leiter or Watson here, with it a bit tough to ascertain if the Watson buzz up here is legit or if it’s because he’s playing (and playing well) while most others are done.

3.Tigers: Jackson Jobe, RHP, Heritage Hall HS (Oklahoma City)
Many of the same names, with Watson, Lawlar and Brady House in the mix. But there are those who feel Jobe might be the best pitcher in this class when all is said and done.

4. Red Sox: Jack Leiter, RHP, Vanderbilt
Leiter, coming off a dominant turn in Super Regional play, could very well be gone, in which case the Red Sox could choose from the high school shortstops or Davis.

5. Orioles: Jordan Lawlar, SS, Jesuit Prep (Dallas)
There’s still a lot of buzz the Orioles could cut a deal here, and many feel they like Davis on the college bat end, but here’s saying they’ll lean Lawlar, the top prep hitter available, over Vandy’s Kumar Rocker.

6. D-backs: Henry Davis, C, Louisville
Both Jim Callis and I have had Rocker in this spot, and that could very well happen. But they also may not have thought Davis would be here and this week we’ll say they’ll lean bat over arm.

7. Royals: Kumar Rocker, RHP, Vanderbilt
There’s no way the Royals thought Rocker would be available here when the spring season began, but they’d have to seriously consider him against whatever high school bats are available.

8. Rockies: Brady House, SS, Winder-Barrow HS (Winder, Ga.)
Speaking of high school bats, House is the best one on the board still and the Rockies might prefer him to one of the college arms or bats that will go right behind them.

9. Angels: Ty Madden, RHP, Texas
There’s still lots of chatter about the Angels going a bit off-book with a prep bat like Benny Montgomery, Harry Ford or two-way star Bubba Chandler. But Madden was very good at his Super Regional and will be watched carefully in Omaha as the next best college arm after the Vandy duo. 

10. Mets: Sal Frelick, OF, Boston College
If the Mets decide to go arm, it could be hard-throwing Sam Bachman. But I think they’re leaning bat and Frelick is one of those college hitters most feel is certain to hit at the next level.

11. Nationals: Sam Bachman, RHP, Miami (Ohio)
The “Let’s see if they can get Rocker down to them” buzz persists, but with him off the board in this mock, they’ll stay in the hard-throwing right-hander category with Bachman.

12. Mariners: Matt McLain, SS, UCLA
It’s been mostly college players in the conversation here, with Frelick and McLain on the hitter side, and Wake Forest’s Ryan Cusick on the pitching end, but they could explore some high school bats as a backup plan.

13. Phillies: Benny Montgomery, OF, Red Land HS (Lewisberry, Pa.)
A lot of teams love Montgomery’s tools, though some have questions about his swing, but he has as much chance as any hitter in this Draft to be a five-tool type at the highest level.

14. Giants: Colton Cowser, OF, Sam Houston
There’s more of a college feel here this week, with Cowser on the hitting side and Jordan Wicks on the pitching side. For now, we’ll say they’ll make it five bats in the first round in a row.

15. Brewers: Jordan Wicks, LHP, Kansas State
This is one of the first spots where the injured Gunnar Hoglund’s name comes up, but it’s more likely that if they want a college arm, they’ll take the best lefty in the class.

16. Marlins: Will Taylor, OF, Dutch Fork HS (Irmo, S.C.)
The Marlins would likely love if a college player like McLain or Bachman got here, but in this scenario, both are gone. Taylor’s name has been floating up thanks to his outstanding athleticism, a two-sport star with a feel to hit.

17. Reds: Ryan Cusick, RHP, Wake Forest
McLain might top their board on the college bat front, and they could look at the high school catchers (Ford, Joe Mack), but for now, we’ll go with Cusick and his arm strength.

18. Cardinals: Harry Ford, C, North Cobb HS (Kennesaw, Ga.)
Ford is super athletic and any team that takes him could decide to move him to third or even center field. This is another spot where scouts feel Hoglund could land.

19. Blue Jays: Anthony Solometo, LHP, Bishop Eustace Prep (Pennsauken Township, N.J.)
This still appears to be a solid connection, with college arms like Mike McGreevy possibly coming into play as well.

20. Yankees: Gunnar Hoglund, RHP, Mississippi
The Yankees wouldn’t mind if Benny Montgomery made it here, but save that, they’re not afraid of taking a Tommy John surgery guy like Hoglund and could also look at Florida high school right-hander Andrew Painter.

21. Cubs: Colson Montgomery, 3B, Southridge HS (Huntingburg, Ind.)
We’ve had McGreevy here a lot, and that could still be a fit, and if they wanted to go high school arm, they could consider Painter or New Jersey flamethrower Chase Petty. A college bat like Trey Sweeney starts coming up around here, but so does Colson Montgomery, who has a lot of helium.

22. White Sox: Joe Mack, C, Williamsville East HS (East Amherst, N.Y.)
High school hitters continue to get most of the buzz here, though they could look at Painter or Petty if they wanted a high school arm. Florida State catcher Matheu Nelson fits the mold of college bats that are starting to get more first-round attention.

23. Indians: Michael McGreevy, RHP, UC Santa Barbara
While he didn’t pitch as well down the stretch, his metrics are very good, and there’s upside in his frame. He could go higher than this, but the Indians have had success with Santa Barbara right-handers before (Looking at you, Shane Bieber.).

24. Braves: Bubba Chandler, RHP/SS, North Oconee HS (Bogart, Ga.)
There’s some talk of college arms, so someone like Tommy Mace or St. Mary’s lefty Ky Bush could come into play, but it would be interesting to see the Braves take the two-way guy from their backyard and perhaps let him hit.

25. A’s: Trey Sweeney, SS, Eastern Illinois
His name, along with other college bats, is rising more seriously into late first-round consideration, and the A’s would consider him along with some high school hitters who have come up in this spot, like Izaac Pacheco or Wes Kath.

26. Twins: Chase Petty, RHP, Mainland Regional HS (Linwood, N.J.)
It’s quite possible Petty could end up being a comp pick, but if the Twins really like him and think he’ll be gone by the time they pick again at 36, this could make sense. Mace and East Carolina’s Gavin Williams could be in the mix as college arms, and Ethan Wilson is still a college bat they like.

27. Padres: Joshua Baez, OF, Dexter Southfield HS (Brookline, Mass.)
Teams love his tools, but wonder about some swing-and-miss. But the Padres have never shied away from high-risk, high-reward players.

28. Rays: Gavin Williams, RHP, East Carolina
Williams, who was drafted by the Rays out of high school, certainly didn’t hurt himself with his postseason performances, looking absolutely dominant vs. Rocker and Vanderbilt in his Super Regional start.

29. Dodgers: Matheu Nelson, C, Florida State
Nelson has some of the most usable power in this year’s class and has convinced many he can stick behind the plate, having worked hard on his conditioning, agility and flexibility.

Posted 04 Feb 2022 03:31 by | News | No comments

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Posted 04 Feb 2022 03:11 by | Cats | No comments

Panel Gallery Now Open | File 770

By James Bacon: Britain’s first dedicated comic book gallery has opened and it’s brilliant.  

Panel Gallery is in Northampton, and makes this market town a definite destination for comic book fans, displaying original art of the highest quality and offering a thoroughly enjoyable experience, taking in absolute treasures. 

The Gallery is very close to the town centre, and you are confronted by an absolutely stunning collection of artwork as you enter. The space is beautifully bright, the shop front is totally clear glass allowing natural light to flood the space, giving the art its best look. 

This first exhibition of many is the personal collection of the gallery owner Jeff Chahal, stunning in its breadth, and a superbly thoughtful selection. 

It’s an overwhelming sight as you walk in, so very impressive straight away as you’re presented with a wide selection, 40 pieces in all, and a real variety of genre, countries, and styles. 

Jeff Chahal

 Jeff Chahal is first and foremost a comic book fan, running the very popular NICE (https://nicecon.co.uk/) comic convention in Bedford, as well as Northampton-based Close Encounters comic book shop. His appreciation and love of comics is palpable as he shows fellow fans his Fantastic Four #1 and is happy to let you have a photo with it. He has certainly developed a personal collection sufficient to kick off the first of many exhibitions, but engages and loves comics, and is wonderful to chat with. 

The Gallery’s aim is to reach out to new people, and Jeff is asking collectors and fans to bring in people who have not seen art like this before, hoping to share his appreciation of art with the local community – not only the comic book community but also people who may not realize how gorgeous this art is.  

I took my time. With over 40 pieces it was important to relax into a nice viewing. While many pieces were immediately recognizable, Jeff was happy to introduce me to pages that I’d not known or was aware of, contributing to a delightfully exploratory experience, learning as I went, taking it in. The pieces are strategically grouped, the space is utilized just right, to ensure it is not crammed.  

A page of Sláine by Glenn Fabry, a really strong classic page from 2000AD, starts us off and soon I am drawn to three pages of Justice League Classified featuring an incredible sequence of The Flash by John Byrne and Mark Farmer. It’s really lovely to see the first page and then a double page spread, allowing the observer to see a sequence and how it’s so interconnected. This is juxtaposed with a Newspaper strip piece by Frank Bellamy, Garth demonstrating a contrast in scope and style. 

Jeff’s personal tastes shine through in this collection and I was pleased to see a number of pieces by British artist Doug Braithwaite, who is a master with the pencil. Indeed, I spent time considering a Galactus commission which was to just such a high standard. Esad Ribic is likewise well represented and rightly so, this dynamic Croatian is so deft with a pencil and it was terrific to see a page of Thor God Of Thunder, to look at the detail, the blue pencil under the incredible pencil work.  

Two covers side-by-side, showed the real variety of approach, the Doctor Who comic character Abslom Daak: Dalek Killer by Steve Dillon, such neat clean ink line work next to a cover of Scalped, the Vertigo series by Jock. 

On the rear wall, fully painted work was on display, creating a colourful display.  

A Hulk by Bill Sienkiewicz, such energetic frenzied but brilliant work, was striking near to a fully painted Sláine by Glenn Fabry. Both pictures are incredible to see and take in, both stunning and so different in style.  

In the centre of the grouping a full colour mixed media piece by Barry Windsor Smith, initially I was at a loss, but Jeff explained this is the unpublished Marvelman/Miracleman 25 cover, a stunning and utterly unexpected piece to see. 

As I worked around, I had to pause, to really take in how beautifully simple and clean the work of Jack Kirby is. Yes, a page from Thor 165 in all its glory hangs near work by George Perez and Bob McLeod, Gill Kane and Geoff Isherwood. It is unreal to see, so close and in person. The art by Kirby so well done, and so polished and exacting. This was unexpected. It was good just to look and enjoy it. 

I continued to feel an experience of knowledge gathering, learning about the art, understanding it, that spine tingling feeling of ‘ah-ha’ and of course in some cases, discerning for the first time, particular and distinct styles, that Jeff and others may be able to immediately spot, but which we can all learn about, no matter how much of a fan we are. 

The stunning art continued, Absolute Carnage Vs Deadpool by Marcelo Ferreira, Punisher War Zone by John Romita Jnr,  Grimwood’s Daughter by Kevin Nowlan and Ultimate Thor by Carlos Pacheco. It is so delightful, to see, and again I was impressed at how art nearby complemented and of course contrasted, a Silver Surfer image by Herb Trimpe stunning in its black and white simplicity, and then a Spawn Dark Ages Liam Sharp so wonderfully rendered. 

Jeff loves the medium and feels that comic artists need more recognition, I pondered whether this was the personification of the solution to that, as he not only appreciates the art, as I do, but has spent time and money to share it, share the love and appreciation of the art. I have to admit, I totally understood this, we want to share the love with fans and collectors, but we all want people to come to it, to find it. 

Panel Gallery is a perfect welcome window. In the short time I was there people were looking in: the store stands out. Jeff plans to change the exhibit every 3 or 4 months. He will be changing it up, themes, individual artists, exclusive but affordable prints but importantly offering an outlet both for artists and the fans. As Jeff discussed the plan, which is to have art for sale, which is badly needed I feel, not only an outlet for fans to enjoy art, but a venue for artists to sell their art and fans to buy it, I made mention of how I’d enjoyed and had much success at art comic exhibitions where, while the key pieces were on the walls, excellent but more affordable pages were in folders or to hand, so a range of budgets could be catered for, and those pages that artists often find hard to sell meet their market.

Opening hours are planned to be Tuesday to Saturday 11-4. It was such a relaxed and lovely visit. I recognized as I left, the accompanying jazz music, unintrusive, but atmospheric, and noted as I looked back that it is an incredible achievement.  

This gallery opened on the 4th of December and File 770 had early access to ensure a full report could be given in what are busy times, for which we are grateful. 

Photos of the Gallery are by James Bacon and photo of Jeff courtesy of himself. 

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Tisbury: The best vegetable soup ever

Heard on Main Street: Duct tape is like “the Force”; it has a light side and a dark side, and it holds the universe together.

Hope you all survived our blizzard without damage. Has to be the craziest storm I ever saw. It was good it came in daylight, because we could watch the snow grow deeper and make beautiful visions of bushes and trees.

I didn’t watch the news, just read a lot, and was happy to be warm. Many friends brought food and treats. A neighbor gave me matches when I realized I only had a few in the house — though I never lit a candle. And then he shoveled me out. Someone gave me what was probably the best vegetable soup ever.

For a couple of days, people called from as far away as Florida, and even from the Cape as well, after hearing we had a blizzard. I sort of thought it was, but the news people must have made a big thing about it.

My forsythia bush at the back of the yard looked as if it were blooming with white flowers as the first flakes fell, a lovely sight. Now I have beautiful blossoming forsythia branches in my kitchen. I’ve never had them inside before in January. Delivered by a friend a couple of weeks ago, they began to flower in a few weeks, announcing spring very loudly. We were lucky that even with the cold, the bright sun shone on Sunday, with pretty blue skies.

After only a few hours of snow, I could see nothing out my windows. Each was covered with a snow-filled screen. My daughter called and wanted to know how much snow we had. I had no clue, so guessed about eight inches, from the stuff still around in the morning. Unless the high winds blew some of it away.

The only downside for me is that our road rarely gets plowed. So I have to wait until the neighbors tamp it down. It wasn’t that way nearly 40 years ago, but lately we are ignored by the town.

Monday Night at the Movies continues at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse, featuring classic movies for $5. February will be an homage to Sidney Poitier. “A Raisin in the Sun” is on Monday, Feb 7. “Pressure Point” on Monday, Feb. 14, also stars Bobby Darin; this film will have a special intro and brief discussion afterward, led by Wallace Bullock. These will be followed by “In the Heat of the Night” and “To Sir, with Love.” All films start at 6 pm.

If you’ve been looking forward to the “Covid Monologues MV,” the book will now be introduced at the West Tisbury library on Sunday, April 3, from 1:30 to 3 pm. However, you can buy a copy at Cronig’s, and all proceeds will go to the M.V. Committee on Hunger.

Big bunches of birthday balloon wishes go out tomorrow to Nancy Tutko Hanschka. 

Heard on Main Street: Gas prices are going up. Wine is cheaper than gas. Drink, don’t drive.

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