Mark Bittman's cold soba noodles will be just the ticket.
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It proved just the ticket for imaging the tiny Chtonobdella tanae.
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It's not just the ticket that will make the weekend pricey.
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Cheer up, commuter: these episodes might be just the ticket you need.
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"Deliver Us From Evil" might be just the ticket for some, who knows?
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Integrating rear sensors into existing adaptive cruise-control systems may be just the ticket.
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For those in the mood for a mindless, trashy flick, it's just the ticket.
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"With thousands of salespeople in many cities and towns, Dean Witter was just the ticket."
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Perhaps a deep learning system to detect deep learning-based image manipulation is just the ticket.
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Encouraging more immigration and foreign takeovers; just the ticket for the prime minister's new brand of Conservatism.
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It might be just the ticket for an escapist read that is both disturbing and utterly moving.
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If you're finding it difficult to get into the festive spirit, James Corden has just the ticket.
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Baby back ribs, cut Asian-style into three-inch, bone-in pieces, would be just the ticket.
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Then a new startup appropriately named Pay Your Selfie is just the ticket for your confluence of interests.
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Image: Jeremy KnightIf you need raw power in your desktop PC, Intel's new CPU will be just the ticket.
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If you like your music videos punchy and confusing, Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" will be just the ticket.
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For those wanting to stand out from the crowd, a 3-D printed hat may be just the ticket.
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If you're in the mood for something else — from pizza to asparagus — our grilling guide has just the ticket.
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For anyone who's been the victim of unforgivable curses administered by small, angry, children, J.K. Rowling has just the ticket.
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It requires readers already infected with such daydreams, but when it finds them it will be just the ticket. ♦
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Now, more than ever, we deserve to let ourselves into a happy place, and these games are just the ticket.
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After all the years of Oasis trying to break America, did you ever think Ariana Grande would be just the ticket?
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For a teenager looking for a fictional yet realistic world to get lost in, these novels may be just the ticket.
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Phyllo is just the ticket to jazzing up leftovers — which you may end up liking even more than the original dish.
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No need to read a 500-page biography; the graphic novel Haddon Hall: When David Invented Bowie is just the ticket.
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If you're more in the mood for a romantic getaway, the $149 flight from New York to Paris is just the ticket.
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But Salt & Char should be just the ticket for this chef whose signature is the use of blocks of pink Himalayan salt.
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Just the ticket for colds, hangovers, late-night paper writing, and yes, making a very weird statement about early morning lecture classes.
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For Alexander Hamilton, life tenure was just the ticket: "the best expedient which can be devised in any government" to preserve judicial independence.
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For those who prefer a luxury experience when traveling by rail, East Japan Railway Company's Train Suite Shiki-Shima is just the ticket.
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Good luck trying to convince your pals that The Operational Art of War is just the ticket after they got into Homeworld or XCOM.
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Sometimes you just need a bigger umbrella, and theG4Free Automatic Double Canopy Golf Umbrellais just the ticket with its wide canopy and sturdy build.
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For Vee (Emma Roberts), a shy high-school senior longing to escape her Staten Island home, a livelier, bolder self seems just the ticket.
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"I think a good gut check to sentiment, like a 15 percent correction, might be just the ticket to extend this bull market," he added.
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We've got just the ticket, with deets on ten of the coolest gifts we're loving right now, all of which you can snag in the Mashable Shop.
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If you've always dreamed of using your neck to do something more productive than just keeping your head from falling off, these might be just the ticket.
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If the remnants of the Irish Republican Army needed a provocation to take up the fight again, British officials along the border might be just the ticket.
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If you're searching for the ultimate holiday gift, this 21970 Ferrari may be just the ticket – provided you have a spare $21 million to match the asking price.
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When you want to add some fun to a child's travel bag – or maybe to your own luggage – the Finex Character Luggage ID Tags are just the ticket.
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The Los Angeles-base chocolatiers headed by Jonathan Grahm just released a brand new bar, and this one is just the ticket for all the avocado fanatics out there.
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Snub: 'Maniac' Usually the Globes love a high-profile, high-star-power mini-series, and "Maniac," starring Emma Stone, Jonah Hill and Justin Theroux, seemed like just the ticket.
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If your food processing needs are relatively small or you just need something to whip up dressings and the like, then this unit from KitchenAid is just the ticket.
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But if you've done your research and think a creative cover letter or resumé would be just the ticket to set you apart, go ahead and color outside the lines!
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But if you're not too concerned about perfect prank execution and want to have a good story to share around the water cooler, then this sounds like just the ticket.
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Whether you're making tacos, throwing a backyard barbecue, or just looking for the perfect thing to do with a skirt steak, this simple carne asada recipe is just the ticket.
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Navigating the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple can take it out of you, so a quick pick-me-up for heading for the train is sometimes just the ticket.
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Yet at many concerts Live Nation is not just the ticket seller, but also the promoter, the venue operator or even the artist's manager, with an opportunity to collect at every juncture.
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Florence might be just the ticket: plenty of history, not just the political dark arts of Machiavelli, for a crafty speechwriter to weave into her own narrative for the future of Europe.
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Just the Ticket: Ticket Stub Organizer, $14.08, available at AmazonVideos and photos aside, a way to remember their concerts, down to the exact seat in the venue, is this ticket stub diary.
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Japan's largest initial public offering (IPO) this year, Kyushu Railway, turned out to be just the ticket for the country's yield-starved investors, taking the fast track higher on its debut on Tuesday.
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Given the political landscape, I could use a jolt of optimism, and gathering with other New Yorkers to cheer for thousands of striving strangers from all over the world is just the ticket.
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This guy is by no means an electronic music expert; rather, he needs some extra juice for his Crossfit class, and pulsing Coldplay remixes from the biggest names on Beatport offer just the ticket.
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So if Arnold can just say he had all the Cohen tapes before anyone else in the media did, that could be just the ticket to deflect from an ultimately disappointing TV show, right?
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He yearned to be where he didn't have to care about what others thought about him: Sweaty clubs featuring longhaired metalcore musicians with tattoos, piercings and no-nonsense glares proved to be just the ticket.
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Giffin's smart, sexy romance — about a 30-year-old New York City lawyer who falls for her best friend's fiancé, later made into a movie starring Kate Hudson and Ginnifer Goodwin — was just the ticket.
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For those looking to get their sound with a considerably smaller footprint, 2.1 powered systems consisting of a pair of bookshelf speakers and a subwoofer are just the ticket, and Edifier's $300 S350DB is solid option.
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David's recipe for cold spicy kimchi noodles could be just the ticket for that evening's feed or, if it's a less fiery meal you desire, there is his recipe for pasta with zucchini, ricotta and basil.
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"If you know what you're getting into and you're in the mood for blood, velvet and a director's sincere commitment to excess, then this might be just the ticket," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Tywin is a figure of authority, and that's just the ticket for an actor who elsewhere features in the video game "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" as the voice of Emhyr var Emreis, Emperor of Nilfgaard.
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It&aposs not a great formula, but if you&aposre within striking distance of Silver or one of the higher tiers of status and need that little extra help, the 1,000 PQPs might be just the ticket.
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Changing tactics and pushing the best of Android (its apps) onto an operating system that's more capable of productivity could be just the ticket to giving tablets a second life, not as content consumption machines, but as content creation ones.
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Much rumored prior to Eurogamer's sources-informed announcement that it's incoming this side of Christmas, a plug-in system pre-loaded with a bunch of Super Nintendo classics would be just the ticket for a beneath-the-tree gift, wouldn't it?
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As she climbed in, just the ticket in her Air Transport Auxiliary uniform of dark navy slacks, fur-lined boots and navy jacket with golden wings, she caught a glimpse of her blonde curls in the Perspex canopy of the cockpit.
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The Marmite maker can do a lot to protect itself with higher margins, but were a manager determined to avoid a takeover at any cost, a timely review that effectively played host countries against one another might be just the ticket.
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AGFiQ's U.S. Market Neutral Anti-Beta Fund, ticker BTAL, has climbed nearly 9% in the last month and could be just the ticket for those looking to hedge against a swing-prone market, Davi said Monday in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
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To those on the left who look at Senator Warren's proposal and think that giving the government a stronger whip hand over American businesses is just the ticket, I would like to present four questions: Who is the president of these United States?
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Tristan McIntosh, Vince Gill's "Go Rest High on That Mountain" At first I was appalled that she was safe considering her spotty past performances, but this week's piano-driven '90s hit was just the ticket for the gawky but gorgeous 15-year-old.
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For those that like the elegance of Apple hardware but want a little more freedom in how the operating system works—or for those that want to tinker with Android on the iPhone just because—a new project may be just the ticket.
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Layer1 isn't the first in the blockchain world to take this approach nor I am sure will it be the last, but it might be just the ticket forward for a world that has struggled to pay its employees and bills in a crash.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump's Lizard Wisdom" (column, May 11): I read with some astonishment and disappointment David Brooks's column praising President Trump's "lizard wisdom" as being just the ticket in dealing with other thugs or fanatics ruling North Korea, Iran and China.
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One such idea began brewing in 2014, when de Mink and Ilya Mandel, an astrophysicist at the University of Birmingham and a member of the LIGO collaboration, realized that a type of binary-star system that de Mink has studied for years might be just the ticket to forming massive binary black holes.
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If you've always dreamed of stepping onto the set of Outlander, Starz and Mashable have just the ticket: an exclusive deleted scene from Season 3, episode 11, filmed with 360 degree cameras to allow you to explore every inch of the Artemis — the gorgeous full-scale ship that's currently carrying Claire and Jamie Fraser to Jamaica.
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Buy Now Mid-Century Bar Cart, $300 For the hopeless sentimentalist, who still gets misty-eyed thinking about the Mad Men finale and loves to zou-bisou-bisou their booze right over to their guests, a mid-century bar cart made out of walnut wood and old-fashioned class is just the ticket for jazzing up an apartment that needs a little extra swinger flair.
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We've got just the ticket in the form of this 18-and-a-half-hour bundle that's divided into three parts: Master the Fundamentals of SQL with Python, an essential tutorial on using Python in conjunction with SQL for rapid development and automation of data systems; MySQL: Become a Database Engineer, a three-hour look at database basics and how MySQL servers can be used to manage data; and Complete SQL Database Training Course, which goes over beginner and intermediate SQL commands.
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You'd think a couple of those sandshoe crushers might be just the ticket here.
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Dollard, Alicia (14 July 1995). "For youngsters, Learning Station's just the ticket", Hartford Courant, p. B3.
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He was 76 years old during the campaign.Jeff Gray, "Parking woes? He's got just the ticket", Toronto Star, 23 October 2006, A14.
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Just the Ticket is a 1998 film directed by Richard Wenk. It stars Andy García and Andie MacDowell. Garcia was also the producer. The film was originally titled The Scalper.
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"Masters is just the ticket for 'A-Train'". The Gold Coast Bulletin. November 4, 2008. 56. He has been active in the community through his Big Feat program, promoting healthy lifestyles to school groups and other organisations.
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Tall has appeared over twenty times for the Senegal national team. Despite his French birth and upbringing, he qualifies to represent the African state through his parents' Senegalese lineage.Euro Crunch just the ticket for Tall Scotsman.com Sport', 4 October 2006.
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The court did not accept his argument.Jeff Gray, "Parking woes? He's got just the ticket", Toronto Star, 23 October 2006, A14. ;Other cases Weingust represented a tobacco farmer who had been denied a license by the Ontario Fine-Cured Tobacco Growers' Marketing Board in 1965.
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Fans often use the high vantage point of the City Cemetery in Creggan to view games for which they have failed to source tickets or simply to view the games at a distance for free.Carton, Donna. "Bus is just the ticket for fans", Sunday Mirror, 2006-09-03.
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The book debuted at No. 10 on The New York Times Hardcover Books Bestsellers List and climbed as high as No. 8. It received mostly favorable reviews. Bob Kapur of SLAM! Wrestling was favorable toward the book, saying that it "is just the ticket for fans looking for a trip down memory lane".
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" The British Theatre Guide, 2009, retrieved April 14, 2010 gaydarnation.com wrote that "Zanna, Don't! is just the ticket to make the world seem fabulous again." Mike Shearer gives a "skilful performance" of "Zanna that is both campy narrator and emotional centre of the show. It doesn’t hurt that he has a fantastic voice as well.
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FirstGroup finds London bus firm is just the ticket Herald Scotland 9 July 1998 On 8 July 1998, Capital Citybus was sold to FirstGroup.Tendered Bus Services Select Committee on Environment, Transport & Regional Affairs March 1999Annual Report Year Ended 31 March 1999 FirstGroup After a period of initially operating separately, the company was integrated into the other First London operations.
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They asked Karen to audition and decided she "was just the ticket". Commenting on her casting, Karen said, "It's great to be back on the box and a real treat to be working alongside my old mate [Barbara Windsor]." Kate Lock brands Sal as "Peggy's blabbermouth sister" and "She has a hide thicker than Peggy's, a penchant for interfering and a tendency to become loud and hideously embarrassing after a couple of drinks".
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Subsequently, CentreWest was renamed First CentreWest, while the buses' fleetnames were revised again so that "First" was prominent, the local identities becoming secondary. On 8 July 1998, FirstGroup purchased Capital Citybus.FirstGroup finds London bus firm is just the ticket Herald Scotland 9 July 1998Tendered Bus Services Select Committee on Environment, Transport & Regional Affairs March 1999Annual Report Year Ended 31 March 1999 FirstGroup It was subsequently renamed First Capital. In March 2001, First consolidated the CentreWest and Capital operations under the First London brand.
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This was Scooby Doo stuff. The Russian assassin would've got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky Brits". But he also found that, "Walliams's performance was less muted than in last week's opener, when he played it too straight and ended up being thoroughly outshone by Raine. Here they were on more of an equal footing", and concluded: "This might be featherlight fare but sometimes handsomely produced historical fun is just the ticket for a Sunday night – see also Downton Abbey.
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Zip is based on the 1902 novel Brewster's Millions by G. B. McCutcheon and a 1906 play adaptation of the same novel by Winchell Smith and Byron Ongly. In 1919, a musical adaptation of the novel, with music by Jerome Kern, including "Look for the Silver Lining" was slated to open on Broadway, but it closed after out of town tryouts.Zip Goes A Million. Just The Ticket website, accessed June 17, 2011 Maschwitz began writing the piece for variety performer George Formby, who had never starred in a musical.
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Gary Graff of the Detroit Free Press wrote "EWF returns to the joyous R&B; that made it famous, landing smooth if not exactly landmark results." Andy Gill of The Independent stated "if it's an old-style R&B; sensibility you're after, the new Earth, Wind & Fire album may be just the ticket." The Buffalo News placed the album on its list of the best R&B;/Hip-Hop albums of 1993. Millennium was also nominated for a Soul Train Music Award within the category of Best R&B;/Soul Album - Group, Band or Duo.
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Murphy debuted with the Fitzroy Football Club in 1967 after being recruited from Heidelberg, and went on to set the record for consecutive games played from debut -158 matches. This record held until 2005 when surpassed by Jared Crouch from Sydney.Sydney Morning Herald (2005). How a piece of paper proved just the ticket for Crouch. Retrieved on 6 May 2008. Murphy was made captain of Fitzroy in 1973, a position he held until he left the club at the end of the 1977 season after 214 games and winning five Fitzroy Club ChampionsBrisbane Lions (2008).
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Spinozza also appeared on Ringo Starr's 1977 album Ringo the 4th, earning him the distinction of having recorded with three of the four Beatles. Spinozza played acoustic guitar on the song "Honesty" on the 1978 Billy Joel album 52nd Street. In 1978 he released Spinozza on A&M; label, a jazz-oriented album with some vocal tracks. Spinozza played the guitar solo on Dr. John's hit, "Right Place Wrong Time", Paul Simon's albums Paul Simon and There Goes Rhymin' Simon, Don McLean's American Pie, and later made contributions to the soundtracks of the movies Dead Man Walking, Happiness, and Just the Ticket.
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There are occasional moves towards African and East European musical styles, but Shooglenifty keep their groove pure Celtic. Shooglenifty make music which reaches parts other bands never knew existed…a compelling set dripping with high energy club vibes." Although all reviews were favourable, some noted minor drawbacks with things other than the band's performance. Ann Flint of Rambles was very favourable to the album, calling it "interesting" and "innovative", but was unsavoury towards the uncommercial tone of its packaging and artwork, saying that "for those who like music and don't have a particular medium they favor, [the album] may be just the ticket.
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M. Evan Brooks reviewed the game for Computer Gaming World, and stated that "While Iwo/Falklands may not be to the taste of the experienced wargamer, they may prove just the ticket to gaining another convert to computer conflict simulations." A reviewer from ZX Computing heralded the graphics and details of the map but suggested that "hardened wargamers" would not be interested in graphical advancements. A reviewer from Computer Gamer praised its simplicity, stating that it was a "simple game" and would prove to be an "excellent" introduction to the wargame strategy genre. In a 1994 survey of wargames Computer Gaming World gave the title one star out of five, stating that "it has aged poorly".
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But it's campy and silly and just the ticket if you're in the mood for a film that makes you groan at its inanity as often as it makes you shiver." On his website Fantastic Movie Musings and Ramblings, Dave Sindelar stated that the film "never really becomes either a full-blooded horror movie or an effective variation on the fairy tale. The scare scenes would be more effective if they didn’t seem so arbitrary, and the last third of the movie fails to build up the necessary tension or suspense." TV Guide awarded the film 2/5 stars, and stated that the film "walks a fine line between good and bad taste, manipulating audience expectations and loyalties gleefully and shamelessly.
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Irving "Sully" Boyar (December 14, 1923 – March 23, 2001) was an American actor of Russian-Jewish descent. Boyar was one of seven children, some of whom grew up to become lawyers and businessmen. He also worked as a lawyer before turning to acting. He had a twin brother named Samuel. A life member of the Actors Studio, he worked with Al Pacino in Dog Day Afternoon (1975) as the bank manager Mulvaney. His many other film credits included The Panic in Needle Park (1971), The King of Marvin Gardens (1972), The Gambler (1974), Car Wash (1976), The Deadliest Season (1977), Oliver's Story (1978), Night of the Juggler (1980), The Jazz Singer (1980), Fort Apache, The Bronx (1981), The Entity (1982), Too Scared to Scream (1985), Prizzi's Honor (1985), Best Seller (1987), The Lemon Sisters (1989), Betsy's Wedding (1990), In the Soup (1992), and Just the Ticket (1999).
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Theatermania described Fly by Night's script as "a perfect balance of serious and self-deprecatingly funny", and praised its "beautifully melodic score and... absolutely heartwarming story". Ben Brantley of the New York Times wrote, "The score makes extensive use of time-freezing vamps and riffs that flirt with early rock ’n’ roll, as well as recurrent motifs that are guaranteed to take up longtime residence in your ear" and described the song 'Eternity' as "a perfectly self-contained tour de force". He did, however, criticise the show's "sense of stasis" and "tendency to repeat itself, both thematically and musically", as well as its length: "at 80 or 90 minutes, instead of two and a half hours, “Fly by Night” would have been just the ticket for audiences with a taste for sentimental quirkiness set to music". Reviewers generally praised the show's direction, set design, and lighting.
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She also appeared in two episodes of the ABC series The Librarians. In 2011, Muggleton started playing multiple roles in Love Loss & What I Wore at the Sydney Opera House alongside Magda Szubanski and Natalie Bassingthwaighte. Subsequently, she played the role of Susan in a one-woman comedy Just The Ticket for Ensemble Theatre, Sydney (March 2011). After a short break, Muggleton took over the role of Mrs Peachum in The Threepenny Opera alongside Paul Capsis for the Sydney Theatre Company, from 1 September 2011 to 24 September 2011, and then headed to Perth (WA), where she played the role of Mrs Johnstone in Blood Brothers, from 9 November 2011 to 4 December 2011 – a role that she had longed to play. In March 2012, Muggleton went to Queensland for a role in Fatal Honeymoon, a feature film based on the death of Alabama woman Tina Watson on her Great Barrier Reef diving trip in 2003, shot for the American cable channel Lifetime. In 2013, Muggleton starred in three different theatre productions.
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The course runs over 4 terms per year with 40 hours contact time per week, with classes evenly divided between all three disciplines. As a key policy all of its staff are currently working in the industry at a level of the West End (London)No 1 UK touring circuit or the equivalent in their area. It produces public performances in an established off-West End venue every term – shows to date include the world premieres of Lia's Guide to Winning The Lottery (by Keren David, Paul Herbet and Andy Kaby), In Touch (by Dougal Irvine), Dangerous Daughters, Celebs Anon, The Sunshine Gang, The Ballad of Kitty Jay, Just the Ticket and The Venus Factor (all by Nick Stimson and Annemarie Lewis Thomas), Animus (by Webborn and Finn) The academy is the only UK college to have a core policy of supporting new writing in the UK and regularly has composers coming in to work with the students on new material, such as Chris Passey, Dougal Irvine, Tim Sutton and Laurence Mark Wythe. The MTA sees itself as a college for life, providing their graduates with ongoing care, support and help.
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