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eh? death note is so emo I really liked parasite (manga)
Berserk and One Piece. Both are incredibly in-depth, and have very, very extensive worlds which go far beyond their primary and secondary casts, and must have been intricately been put together. Also, the level of story-telling in each is far beyond that which you find in your average manga, such that either could exist easily as even just as a series of novels.
"The color fades along the intervals I follow."
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Secret Technique.
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for me its Meitantei Conan--the best anime to watch,from episodes to ovas and movies.
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I'd have to say Death Note as well. The reason I think it's so interesting is because of the type of conflicts in it. Is Light right or wrong in what he is trying to achieve? That is the one big question that everyone has conflicting views about, and the more people that talk about that question, the more people hear about Death Note, the more people watch it, the more fans it has.
This may be an abstract example, but take, for instance, the rapper Lil Wayne. There is alot of controversy over whether he is the best rapper alive or just garbage. Just like that controversy has made him one of the most talked about rap artists, the conflicting views of morality in Death Note are what makes it a hit.
*thinks* . . . umm . . . well, I haven`t really seen much anime, yet, but I`m watching Wolf`s Rain, so I`ll go with that!
Oh, and Fushigi Yugi wasn`t bad either.
GTO, just started watching it (I know I'm so out of date with anime) but GTO is really awesome and funny.
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Capitol Office
101 North Carson Street
Carson City, Nevada
(775) 233-2905
Senator Debbie Smith served in the Nevada Assembly for more than 10 years, 2001-2002 and 2004-2011. She was first elected November 2000 and after a lapse in service, was subsequently elected November 2004. She was elected to the Senate in 2012.
In the Assembly, she served as speaker pro tempore in 2011 and as assistant majority whip from 2007-2009. She has been involved in a wide range of organizations, including the Nevada Afterschool Network, Education Alliance, the Washoe County School District Parent Involvement Council, the Nevada Parent Teacher Association, the Northern Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation, the Sparks Chamber of Commerce, and the Office and Professional Employees International Union Local 29.
Her personal and professional achievements include being a 2010 Toll Fellow; Yale Women's Campaign School; Public Education Hall of Fame; Elected Official of the Year, Disability Advocates; Public Official of the Year, Nevada Association of Social Workers; Legislator of the Year, School Counselor's Association; Western Legislative Academy, The Council of State Governments–WEST, 2002; Flemming Fellow, Class of 2002; past president of the Nevada PTA; and more.
Smith, a native of Tucson, Ariz., is married with four children. Her hobbies and special interests include reading, walking and scrapbooking.
Capitol Office
320 State Capitol
Post Office Box 145115
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
(801) 538-1035
Curtis S. Bramble was elected to the Utah State Senate in November 2000. Bramble is in his fourth term in the Utah Senate, where he previously served as Senate majority leader and currently serves as Senate president pro tempore.
Bramble, a CPA, is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants. Bramble was elected as vice president of the National Conference of State Legislatures in August 2013. He served as co-chair of the NCSL Standing Committees 2012-2013. He is a member of the State and Local Taxation Task Force, a member of the Immigration and the States Task Force, and the International Affairs Task Force. He has participated in forums addressing issues like education, transportation, energy, and taxation.
Bramble began his college career at the University of Notre Dame, and earned his bachelor's and masters degree in accounting from Brigham Young University.
Bramble is a fixed wing and hot air balloon pilot and owns Stars & Stripes Inc., a hot air balloon company, with former Utah House Majority Leader Jeff Alexander. He and his family live in Provo and are actively involved in motorcycle touring, mountain climbing, scouting, antique automobiles, skydiving, skiing, backpacking, fishing, hunting, scuba diving, and boating at Lake Powell.
He is married to Susan Mackay of Provo, and they are the parents of six children and four wonderful granddaughters and three grandsons.
Senator Bruce Starr is in his third term representing Oregon's 15th Senate district. He has been actively involved in NCSL for more than a decade, including service on NCSL's 60-member Executive Committee. He has held numerous NCSL positions, starting with the Elections Reform Task Force formed in the wake of the 2000 Bush/Gore presidential election. He chaired the NCSL Transportation Committee and the Working Group on the Federal Surface Transportation Act Reauthorization. He also served on NCSL's Executive Committee's Working Group on Committee Structure and Policy Development Process; the Public Private Partnerships Transportation Working Group; and the Deficit Reduction Task Force.
Starr lives in Hillsboro, Ore., with his wife and their two children.
Capitol Office
Legislative Services Agency
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200 West Washington Street, Suite 301
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
(317) 233-9604
Margaret "Peggy" Piety has served as a fulltime staff attorney for the Office of Bill Drafting and Research of the Indiana Legislative Services Agency since September 2000. Her duties include providing, on a nonpartisan basis, bill drafting and legal research to all members of the Indiana General Assembly in the areas of labor and employment law, public pensions, and elections. She also staffs standing committees during the legislative session and legislative study committees during the interim, and performs editorial tasks related to the preparation of session acts and updates to the Indiana Code after each session. Other work experience has included employment as an attorney for the City of Indianapolis and in private practice.
Piety has participated in NCSL from 2002 to the present. Her participation includes services as a legislative staff officer of NCSL's standing committees; an officer of the Legal Services Staff Section (LSSS); a member of the Legislative Staff Coordinating Committee (LSCC); and an at-large member of the NCSL Executive Committee.
Piety received B.A. and J.D. degrees from Indiana University, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Capitol Office
Executive Director
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Maryland General Assembly
90 State Circle
Annapolis, MD 21401-1911
(301) 970-5200
In September 1997, Karl Aro was named Executive Director of the then newly created Department of Legislative Services (DLS) that was formed by consolidating three former staff agencies. He first joined the legislative staff in 1979 as a bill drafter and research analyst, eventually serving as the Deputy Director and Director of the Research Division in one of the predecessor agencies to DLS. His special area of expertise is redistricting and reapportionment, for which he was lead legislative staff in 1981-82, 1991-92, 2001-02 and for which he assumed a similar role in 2011-12.
In conjunction with the National Conference of State Legislatures and the International Republican Institute, Karl has traveled to Indonesia and Jordan to participate in and conduct training seminars for public sector stake holders and parliamentary staff. He has also worked with the National Democratic Institute to provide training seminars in Annapolis for visiting parliamentarians and parliamentary staff from several nations.
Prior to joining the legislature, Karl worked for Prince George's County government and for the American Public Health Association. He holds a B.A. in government and politics from Monmouth University in New Jersey and an M.A. in government with a concentration in public administration from the University of Maryland College Park. He also has completed doctoral course work in policy sciences at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Karl is a 1993 graduate of the National Conference of State Legislature's (NCSL) Legislative Staff Management Institute and has been an active member of Research and Committee Staff Section, serving as vice-chair for 1997-98, chair for 1998-99, and as chair of the Planning Committee for the 1997 Professional Development Seminar for the Senior Research Staff. He served on the Legislative Staff Coordinating Committee (LSCC) and has been the chair and vice-chair of its Task Force on Staff Development, as well as the chair of the Task Force on Legislative Staff Management. Karl currently is a member of the NCSL Executive Committee and previously served as a member of that committee from 2000 to 2003. He also served as staff chair of the Legislative Effectiveness Committee (2002-2003) and as vice staff chair (2004-2005) and staff chair (2005-2006) of the Redistricting and Elections Committee.
NCSL Immediate Past Staff Chair
Thomas W. Wright
Capitol Office
716 W. 4th Avenue, Suite 600
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
(907) 269-2030
Tom Wright's career spans 25 years with the Alaska State House. He served as chief of staff to three different speakers, currently to Speaker Mike Chenault. Wright's responsibilities include working with all House and Senate members and the administration on legislation and strategy; briefing staff on caucus matters; establishing legislative session priorities and committee management; coordinating end-of-session strategy between the House, Senate and administration; coaching other legislative staff in leadership and legislative management skills; and handling the Speaker's personal legislation and other district and state matters.
Wright was elected staff vice-chair at the 38th Annual NCSL Legislative Summit in Chicago. He succeeded to the office of NCSL staff chair at the 2013 Annual NCSL Legislative Summit in Atlanta. An active member of NCSL since 2006, he served on the Leadership Staff Section as vice-chair (2007-2008), chair (2008-2009) and immediate past chair (2009-2010). He was a member of the Legislative Staff Coordinating Committee from 2007-2012 and was an executive committee member from 2010-2012.
Wright earned his bachelor of communication arts degree from Michigan State University. He has lived in Alaska for 35 years where he is also a commercial salmon fisherman in the summer.
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3.25/5 rDev -12.9%
Pours very dark brown with a substantial tan head. Smell is of deep roast and mild fruity esters. Initial entry onto the palate is sweet, with substantial toffee and chocolate notes coupled with some light fruit(cherry) esters. Slight chocolate feel to it. Earthy hops emerge amidst this and dry through the finish along with the bitterness of the roasted malt. Unfortunately I found this a bit too acrid and biting (roasted barley), burnt bitter char through the finish and while otherwise decent, a major annoyance. Makes the beer come across as disjointed, a large gap in the malt profile. Body was medium light with medium, yet assertive carbonation, creating a slightly aggressvie mouthfeel, which when coupled with acridity is not so good. Drinkability is hurt due to what i perceive as being too much black roast.
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North Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +9.4%
Pours a deep brown,not quite black with some reddish highlights with a slight off white head,arom is nutty and of bitter chocolate.Taste is very earthy and almost lactic with some unsweetened chocolate notes,alot of different flavors are packed into this one.A stout low in alcohol I could more than one pint of these I would get again as a nice night cap or session-type stout.
03-17-2004 00:44:49 | More by oberon
4.55/5 rDev +22%
Wonderfully dark, can barely see through this. Just some ruby seen at the edges when held to the light. Nice, thick, creamy beige head that managed to stay as a good heavy ring. Amazing scents of darkly rich hops, espresso, and chocolate. Maybe a it of oaky whiskeyness, and even a bit of terriyaki came out towards the end. Very good mouthfeel, just flows over your tongue. The carbination is just barely there, so that is nice for me. Taste is nice, not too intense. Expected it to be very powerful, but is so nicely drinkable. Dark roasted malt taste, chocolate, and black coffee, house red wine. Very tastey.
12-18-2004 05:21:12 | More by shapudding
3.58/5 rDev -4%
Dark brown, almost opaque, a little light comes through at the bottom. Nice yellowish head, laces in complicated thin sheets. Aroma is mild, light coffee with cream. Java really dominates the flavor, oily and bitter roastiness attack the tastebuds up front. More than medium carbonation adds some interest but the mouthfeel could be a little creamier. Finish has maybe a bit of smoke. Not a bad beer, bottle conditioned, lacks isinglass for organic folk, but a little light, spritzy, and maybe monotone for a Stout overall, though its resembles an Irish style most closely.
12-14-2003 20:26:48 | More by ADR
United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev +0.5%
Pretty nice little stout. Smoky nose and flavour, with a little roast and then some chocolate, quite subtle, with a crisp, slight fizzy mouthfeel, with perhaps a touch of acidity. The palate is a touch short, but theres some nice flavours in this, quite bitter-roasty aswell. Dry, lightly chalky finish.
09-08-2003 03:04:13 | More by rastaman
2.8/5 rDev -24.9%
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A- During a gentle pour this is a full glass of big bubbly light brown foam. The foam fades quickly to a black body with a faint brown glow and a high carbonation of big bubbles.
S- The very clean aroma of carbonic acid has a faint dark roasted barley aroma that grows a bit as the beer warms.
T- This beer has a thin dark roasted cola note with a faint black roasted bitter note in the finish. As the beer warms the finish turns a bit sour with some soft roasted notes lingering. There is more of a watery taste replacing the cola flavor as it warms with a carbonic acid taste coming through as well.
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with no alcohol heat but a big scrubbing fizz in the finish.
D- This is a very bland tasteless beer with a dark color. The only real flavor was the sour note and even that was soft with a softer black malt note. It was hard to get through a full imp. pint of this stuff.
04-16-2009 16:48:40 | More by rhoadsrage
2.5/5 rDev -33%
09-06-2013 18:41:44 | More by Misterefe
4/5 rDev +7.2%
First a little history... prior to the industrial revolution, brewers would dough-in their mash, let it rest, and then roll a barrel underneath the mash tun. They'd knock-out the bung (leading to brewer's current use of the term "knock-out" to mean sending beer to fermentation) and fill the barrel (or barrels). They'd then re-bung the mash tun and add hot water. This second mash would make a weaker beer. And so on. There were roughly five different strengths of beer available. When pumps and metal vessels came into use, brewers started to recirculate and sparge their mashes, utilizing the "entire" mash. Hence the name "Entire" here.
It pours a clear, almost black body with deep mahogany highlights beneath a short head of creamy tan foam. Some yeast sediment settles to the bottom of the glass, and occassional, very-fine bubbles can be seen rising steadily towards the surface. The combination of it's fine, bottle-conditioned moderate carbonation and medium-light body leave it silky-smooth across the palate. The nose expresses a dark, slightly acrid bittersweet chocolate maltiness, and some yeasty fruitiness that encompasses both dark and light skinned fruits (plum, red berries). The flavor follows pretty much exactly, with its dark maltiness expressing a bit of roastiness, and some caramel, and reigning over the gentle fruitiness. A subtle touch of grassy and leafy hops lend it some depth. The bitterness is restrained, but solid, allowing the malt some room to play, but anchoring it completely in the dry, roasty, and slightly acrid finish. It's quite drinkable in that it's lighter in body and maltiness, and doesn't overwhelm the palate. And, it still has enough flavor and depth to keep it interesting for more than or two. It's not a pint that I'd go for if I was having only one, but for a night out with the lads I'd more than care for a few of these!
02-04-2007 18:37:15 | More by NeroFiddled
4.1/5 rDev +9.9%
A Valentine's gift from my lovely wife, I decided to crack this one right away while it's still fresh. Poured from the 500ml bottle into a Maudite snifter. Body is a deep dark black topped by a half-inch of tan head. Aroma is full of roasted dark malt and a touch of oats, with a hint of piney hops and licorice to balance things out.
Palate is rich and roasty up front, with a mellow bitterness from the hops emerging before the swallow. Notes of licorice, dark chocolate, and chicory linger in the background. Body is stout, yet not thick, which is to be expected in a low-alcohol stout. An approachable, easy-drinking, sessionable stout.
02-15-2008 07:18:46 | More by ElGordo
4.05/5 rDev +8.6%
Got this from bottletrek, BBD of 06 08
Pours chestnut/ebony with 1 finger of tan head. Average head retention & lacing
S: Chocolate & roasty malts
T: Chocolate, a bit of iron, slight herbal hops up front. Coffee, some fruittyness, & licorice once warm. Finishes roasty with mocha & some more iron
MF: Smooth, medium body & low carbonation
Drinks very easy, this was better on cask, but then again most English offerings are. Solid session stout
03-17-2008 05:14:11 | More by russpowell
4.03/5 rDev +8%
A very good session type brew. Dark brown, almost black in color with a beautiful head and excellent lacing. Smell was a nice malty, coffee aroma. Taste, surprisingly didn't have that much coffee flavor. However, it was an initial sweet taste with a nice slightly dry and tart finish. Mouthfeel was light and pleasant. Very drinkable due to lightness of character..a definite session brew.
02-20-2004 00:11:42 | More by edchicma
New York
4.13/5 rDev +10.7%
I was very impressed with this English Stout. It poured a very deep black, with a nice head that lasted through the entire glass. Had a delicious chocolate like smell, and a very nice chocolate malt flavor. I thought it had just the right amount of carbonation for a stout. I find some to be too flat, by design i think. Too heavy to be a session beer, if you are having 2 or 3, this will work well. While I didn't have it with food, I got the feeling that it would complement a beef or lamb stew perfectly.
03-05-2004 14:13:32 | More by TheJudge
New Jersey
3.45/5 rDev -7.5%
A: Pours a dark opaque ruby red color with a huge creamy 2 finger tan head.
S: A deep dark roasted aroma fills the nose.
T: For flavor there is dark chocolate and roasted malt along with a dry coffee presence. The bitterness and coffee flavoring is very dry and lingering. The body is typical English style, light and smooth. The hopping is bitter complimenting the rich coffee character the beer has to offer. A nice dry bitter English finish.
M: light, perhaps a little thin with a moderate carbonation but overall had a smooth texture to it.
D: Decent drinkability and flavor, a nice finish and easy to handle stout.
07-14-2008 23:24:54 | More by beerthulhu
3.35/5 rDev -10.2%
Pours dark brown with red highlights. Thin ring of tan head kicks off spotty lace.
Aromas of darker citrus fruits,some cassis and a little bit of chocolate.
Flavor of chocolate with some prune notes and a hint of roasted nuttiness with a hard water mineral hit and some pine and resin hop hints.
Mouthfeel lacks carbonation and clarity of flavors or progression. Semi-sweet that then dissolves into a sort of mish-mash of odd barley, malt and hop notes.
Drinkability is average at best. Probably a good beer close to home but this bottled version tht made a trip to the US just doesn't make it.
01-08-2005 00:02:01 | More by CRJMellor
3.65/5 rDev -2.1%
No freshness date just a little descriptive drunk label that ends with the proclamation: 100% VEGAN.
Damn vegans.
Almost black with brown highlights and a very big, unavoidable tan head. The head is so dense you could probably rest a quarter on it. I can almost see through it the body though and that bothers me.
Chocolate, roasty sweet malt with a hint of freshly scrubbed metal. Once the metallic smell fades Entire Stout reminds me of a chocolate cake with ganache.
Sweet, smooth, roasty, chocolate-like and slightly metallic. Light english hop character hiding behind the rich malt. There is a weird mineral water quality to this beer. Its not bad just strange.
Very little carbonation (thankfully) and very slick oatmeal stout type of mouthfeel. I would say this is medium-bodied.
A solid, low alcohol, low IBU session beer if I've ever come across one.
Overall this is a nice beer. Not the best stout I ever had. In fact, this may be a stout by English standards, but here it would be considered a porter. Hmmmm, not sweet, roasty, not totally black... sounds like a porter to me. Glad I like porters. Give it a shot for S & G.
05-04-2005 19:38:20 | More by krberg
3.78/5 rDev +1.3%
Pours a beautiful head with a strong lacing, it's jet black and crisp looking. Smell dark malt with a sweet hint of hints. Tastes like hops with a malty coffee taste in the end. Feels watery, but smooth in my mouth. It's fairly drinkable, a sipping beer. Also great when complimented with food.
12-15-2005 11:22:32 | More by Erdinger2003
3.23/5 rDev -13.4%
500ml bottle. Pint glass. Enjoyed on dec´11. Pitch black with beige, large bubbled, froth. Close, quickly dissipated, crown. Yeast & toffee note aromas. Bitter upfront, slightly fizzy, followed by sweet malts & hints of coffee. Velvet palate. Light body, medium carbonation. Dry bitter finish & dark fruits on the aftertaste. A little more viscosity will be appreciated for a Stout.
04-29-2012 18:11:09 | More by GONZALOYANNA
South Carolina
4.03/5 rDev +8%
Almost pitch black. Hold it right over a light and some dark reddish colors peek through. Good tan head, plenty of tracings. There is a strong roasted aroma on the nose, which sticks around on the palate, along with definite chocolate flavors as well as a crisp but mostly mild hop bitterness. There is a somewhat unsettling metallic taste that migrates around the palate from the fore- to the aftertaste, then seems to fade away. At this point the aftertaste becomes predominently roast malt-centric. For a stout this is a pretty easy drinker, not palate-coating, and quite enjoyable.
02-10-2006 02:42:08 | More by VoodooBrew
New York
4.22/5 rDev +13.1%
Poured a deep brown, almost black hue with a half finger off white creamy head. There was good retention and lacing.
The smell featured a solid burnt grain with hints of coffee, dark chocolate and charcoal.
The taste consisted of an excellent burnt malt, coffee bitterness, mild smokiness and floral hop. A very balanced and full flavor.
The mouthfeel was full with a dry finish.
Overall an excellent stout. Very dry and very drinkable. Simply an excellent session beer.
11-02-2006 01:10:02 | More by plaid75
4/5 rDev +7.2%
11-20-2012 14:01:00 | More by Arborescence
4/5 rDev +7.2%
I really enjoy this stout. It's so easy to drink, no matter how hot it gets outside. I love English session beers, but I only drink it when I know it comes in fresh. Can't wait to go to the UK sometime in the future so I can be that much more assured of freshness, because it seems to go downhill quick around here.
The beer pours to a nice dark brownish black color with a thick tan head. Leaves a decent lacing (which oddly enough appears to form a word... "lice?" This is the oddest thing I've ever seen happen while appreciating the appearance of my beer. I had to give it a .5 bonus).
The smell is quite good. Plenty hoppy. Herbal and spicy bouqet lying over a chocolate and roasted barley malt character. As it warms, a bit of a berry ester begins to show up.
The taste is good as well. Tastes like dark chocolate with an herbal bitter finish. Very smooth and creamy and nutty, but quite thin, almost more like a robust porter. A little bit of a metallic, almost bloody aftertaste, however. It's great to have a light [ABV] beer that's so full of flavor and nuance.
The body is thin, and the carbonation fairly light. Light yet creamy. The 4.5% ABV obviously can't be detected or felt until after quite a few more, making this seem more like a roasted barley and hop tea than an actual beer. I kind of like that, though.
06-11-2007 06:13:01 | More by neonbrown82
4.13/5 rDev +10.7%
Dark brown, with a glint of ruby at the base. Low head of soapy bubbles. Faint caramel scent, followed by roasty smoky caramel. Thin body, sticky finish.
on cask at Redbone's
Tan head of openwork lace that stands perhaps a pencilwidth above opaque blackness. The body is thinner than I expected, with almost a crispness to it. For a stout this is an excellent porter, tasting of french roast. Has a stealth sweetness that sneaks up on the tongue after each swallow.
02-11-2004 00:51:28 | More by gentlebubbles
United Kingdom (England)
4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
A dark pitch black pint was presented to me throwing up aromas of chocolate malt and bonfire toffee.
The taste was superb a buttery expresso kick and well rounded aftertaste that slowly mellow with charcoal hints.
Most of all the real treat of a cask stout is something truly else.
To have the drink with all the complex elements of the rich malts
of course it takes a good brew to do this and entire stout is that.
11-18-2011 22:45:26 | More by EmperorBevis
3.43/5 rDev -8%
LOve this bottle, the traditional long ,thin neck makes the pour just perfect.
In appearance.its gorgeous black ,black,black with a lovelly tan creamy head.
However the aroma is rather pedestrian , mostly faint roasty maltiness.
Maty sweetness in taste covered by a burnt roasted barley, hints of dark chocolate and dark roasted coffees. Nice taste
Pretty average mouthfeel..quite carbonated and thin compared to many stouts.
Its a drinkable enough stout. But I dare say I would not pay $5 again, when I can get much better and much cheaper American stouts here.
07-03-2006 05:48:55 | More by Reidrover
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
4.15/5 rDev +11.3%
500ml bottle bought from The Vintage, Antrim..
Poured a deep dark brown... Creamy tan head poured thick and foamy then faded to thin layer... very little lacing..
Aroma - Strong coffee notes, roasted malts, slight smokiness, dark chocolate, light hop bitterness, leathery, woody, slight dustiness, peppery, aniseed hints...
Taste - Roasted malts, bitter chocolate, slight aniseed notes, coffee, dark fruits (light blackcurrents, prunes), faint nuttiness, earthy, some creaminess / milkiness, biscuity hints...
Feel - Quite smooth and creamy... Full body. Very drinkable...
Overall - An excellent example of good, straightforward, drinkable stout... highly recommended
08-06-2012 13:46:18 | More by mdagnew
Hopback Entire Stout from Hop Back Brewery plc
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It's no exaggeration to describe this corner venue as an institution, since it's welcomed across the threshold of its rather shabby upstairs room Coldplay, Franz Ferdinand and The Futureheads – just a few of the many bands who played very early London gigs here. The Barfly retains its reputation for seven-day championing of cool and upcoming talent, making it a destination venue for serious music fans and partygoers alike.
- 49 Chalk Farm Rd, NW1 8AN
Blues Kitchen
- Rated as: 3/5
This lively, contemporary bar-diner on the main Camden drag celebrates American musical heritage in song (live shows, DJs, free harmonica lessons), spirits and sustenance. Dino Ribs is currently cooking cooking up - you guessed - ribs in the kitchen. There are around 50 bourbons in a variety of categories, some used as bases for cocktails.
- 111-113 Camden High Street, NW1 7JN
- Rated as: 4/5
The Scottish craft brewery's London outpost is an initiation into the exciting and groundbreaking world of craft beer, but never feels intimidating. Admit to a bartender you've no idea where to start and they'll gladly guide you through the list, offering tasters. And what a list it is – every one of Brewdog's groundbreaking beers on keg draught (with occasional guests) and bottle, from the smooth, amber 5am Saint to the quadruple IPA 'Sink the Bismarck' at 41 per cent.
- 113 Bayham Street, NW1 0AG
- Rated as: 3/5
Although it's away from the ever-busy heart of Camden, Fifty-Five is party central. Its dog-leg terrace spread over a corner, the bar fills with a loud crowd of late teens here to breeze through happy hour and beyond. Two-fers are currently offered on all 190 cocktails during happy hours; no wonder it gets a little boisterous. Spirit bases are quality – martinis with Ketel One or Tanqueray – while the list of rums, tequilas, vodkas and other spirits runs close to 200. The bartenders are adept and quick; they have to be.
- 31 Jamestown Road, NW1 7DB
Joe's Bar
For a small place this bar manages to pack in a lot of fun. Whatever genre the DJ's spinning (usually rock 'n' roll or reggae) the dancefloor will be full of people having a great time.
- 78-79 Chalk Farm Rd , NW1 8AR
Lockside Lounge
- Rated as: 3/5
A pleasant ten-minute walk past an array of bars clustered around the bridge, this first-floor boathouse-like venue above Caffe Crema makes great use of its location. It's occasionally hired for private parties but when it's open to all, you can gaze over the twinkling lights around the lock and the bobbing barges as you sip your Erdinger. If it's too nippy, the interior is long and artily loft-like, and fairly relaxed – at least compared to the glug-'em-quick vibe on the main drag.
- 75-89 West Yard, Camden Lock Place, NW1 8AF
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It might be the kind of place you're likely to find Fearne Cotton slumming it, this venue was once stables for horses who were injured pulling barges along the nearby canals. Nowadays, the 200-year-old, Grade II-listed horse hospital plays host to far less lame attractions, focusing on Radio 1-ish indie-electro and synth-pop to delight Sadie Frost, the late Amy Winehouse and other slebby visitors.
- Horse Hospital, Stables Market, Chalk Farm Rd, NW1 8AH
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Senator the Hon. Ian Campbell
28 January 2005
The Victorian Government is on notice to ensure the heritage values of the Alpine National Park are protected, the Minister for Environment and Heritage, Senator Ian Campbell said today.
While the park would not be emergency listed on the National Heritage List at this stage, Senator Campbell said the Alpine National Park added outstanding heritage value to the nation.
He said his decision took into account evidence of the natural and cultural heritage of the park, including the history of alpine grazing.
"The Mountain Cattlemen's Association of Victoria has my support in their pursuit of a standard nomination on the National Heritage List," Senator Campbell said.
"The application for an emergency listing was unsuccessful because it did not meet the second requirement of emergency heritage listing — that one or more of the values is under immediate threat.
"However, if the Victorian Government does make a decision that threatens alpine grazing, I will reconsider the question of emergency listing.
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The Mountain Cattlemen's Association of Victoria submitted an application to the Minister to emergency list the Alpine National Park in January this year.
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Feast (2005 film)
Theatrical release poster
|Directed by
|John Gulager
|Produced by
|Michael Leahy
Joel Soisson
Larry Tanz
Andrew Jameson
|Written by
|Marcus Dunstan
Patrick Melton
|Balthazar Getty
Henry Rollins
Navi Rawat
Judah Friedlander
Josh Zuckerman
Jason Mewes
Jenny Wade
Krista Allen
Clu Gulager
|Music by
|Stephen Edwards
|Thomas L. Callaway
|Edited by
|Kirk M. Morri
Maloof Motion Pictures
Neo Art & Logic
|Distributed by
|Dimension Films
|Release date(s)
|October 14, 2005 (CIFF)
September 22, 2006 (Limited)
|United States
|$3.2 million
|Box office
Feast is a 2005 action-horror film, a result of Project Greenlight's third season, the amateur filmmaking documentary series and contest. The winning team was composed of writers Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, and director John Gulager. It was executive produced by Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Chris Moore (through their LivePlanet production company), Wes Craven and the Maloof family. The film was produced and distributed by Dimension Films in association with Maloof Motion Pictures and Neo Art & Logic.
It is the first installment of the Feast series, followed by Feast 2: Sloppy Seconds in 2008 and Feast 3: The Happy Finish in 2009.
As people are enjoying drinks in a bar, a man covered in blood—identified onscreen as "Hero" (Eric Dane)—enters through the door and warns them all of impending danger. No one heeds his warning, so he shows the bar patrons the head of a repulsive creature to make them take him seriously. He is soon pulled through a window and decapitated by one of the monsters, amusingly just after it was implied that his chances of survival were very high. After the carnage, a woman—"Heroine" (Navi Rawat)—bursts through the door and reveals herself to be the recently deceased man's wife. After a brief sentimental moment between the wife and her late husband, they begin boarding up the windows in the bar. Despite their efforts, a young monster bursts through an uncovered window and begins killing the people inside the bar. It bursts it's hand through a Vet (Anthony "Treach" Criss), causes Edgy Cat/Jason Mewes to get shot in the face, and dismembers one of the women—"Harley Mom" (Diane Goldner)—and it is initially assumed that she died from massive blood loss.
The monster disappears for some time, then is found attempting to sexually penetrate one of the deer heads nailed to the wall. A shotgun blast removes the deer head and monster from the wall. The monster drops into a freezer which is then sealed shut, trapping it inside. Following this, the remaining windows are boarded up and the bar patrons are given a moment of peace. Trying to call for help, they learn that the only phone in the bar has been hit by a stray shotgun blast and has been rendered useless. After a short breather, one of the women—"Tuffy" (Krista Allen)—suddenly realizes that her son (Tyler Patrick Jones) is still upstairs and runs to get him. Once she finds her child the group rejoices until the boy is pulled through a window and eaten by one of the monsters, leaving only his sneaker behind. Tuffy is now incapacitated by grief, and the monster then vomits a stream of slime at one of the group—"Beer Guy" (Judah Friedlander). As the remaining people regroup downstairs, they realize that the slime has a decomposing effect and that the victim is being slowly overcome by its effects.
The group kills the young monster in the freezer and hangs it outside. The monster's parents quickly eat the child, have sex and produce two offspring in a matter of seconds, all of whom begin to attack the pub with renewed fury. Meanwhile, one of the women—"Honey Pie" (Jenny Wade)—begins washing off the blood and has to take off her clothes, much to the amusement of the others. The patrons regroup and enact various attempts to escape or drive off the monsters, including using Harley Mom's body as bait while the Heroine and the "Coach" (Henry Rollins) attempt to escape. Upon discovering she's still alive, "Boss Man" (Duane Whitaker) continues to sacrifice her to the creatures. The distraction fails, leading to the accidental death of the Heroine at the hands of another character, "Bozo" (Balthazar Getty). Driven by rage over the death of her child, Tuffy aggressively takes charge of the remaining survivors, which results in the audience seeing her nickname change from "Tuffy" to "Heroine 2". After "Boss Man" and "Coach" are murdered, "Honey Pie" successfully makes it to a truck, giving the other characters brief cause for hope (until they realize she is speeding off by herself).
A fight to the death between the last remaining humans and monsters ensues, resulting in the deaths of "Beer Guy" and supposedly the "Bartender" (Clu Gulager). Bozo, his brother Hot Wheels (Josh Zuckerman), and Tuffy (Heroine 2) survive, and drive off to retrieve the Heroine and Hero's daughter. One person—"Grandma" (Eileen Ryan)—seems to survive but is seen being attacked by one of the remaining monsters at the end of the film.
- Balthazar Getty as Bozo
- Navi Rawat as Heroine
- Henry Rollins as Coach
- Judah Friedlander as Beer Guy
- Josh Zuckerman as Hot Wheels
- Jenny Wade as Honey Pie
- Duane Whitaker as Boss Man
- Jason Mewes as Jason Mewes
- Eileen Ryan as Grandma
- Eric Dane as Hero
- Krista Allen as Tuffy
- Clu Gulager as Bartender
Other characters
- Diane Goldner as Harley Mom
- Tyler Patrick Jones as Cody
- Anthony "Treach" Criss as Vet
Feast received mixed reviews from critics, scoring an average of 43% on Metacritic and 56% on Rotten Tomatoes. However, the film has quickly become a cult favorite among horror fans.[citation needed]
Originally produced at Miramax Films, the film was later taken by Bob and Harvey Weinstein to their newly formed studio, The Weinstein Company, along with the Dimension Films brand after their so-called "divorce" from Miramax.
The film premiered at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, the Chicago International Film Festival, the International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival, and the Savannah Film Festival on various dates throughout October 2005. John Gulager was named "Best Director" for Feast at Fantastic Fest 2005.
After a period of delays, the film eventually made its way to American theaters on September 22, 2006. The DVD was released on October 17, 2006.
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Two sequels were produced, Sloppy Seconds in 2008 and The Happy Finish in 2009, where John Gulager directed both and Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan wrote the screenplay; Jenny Wade, Clu Gulager, and Diane Goldner returned; Wade as Honey Pie, Gulager as Bartender, and Goldner as Biker Queen.
External links[edit]
- Feast at the Internet Movie Database
- Feast at AllMovie
- Feast Reviews & Scores at Metacritic


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General manager Brian Cashman was set to be a star on Monday when it appeared the Yankees were on the verge of landing Minnesota ace Johan Santana. But the Twins balked, Hank Steinbrenner walked, and Cashman was left pursuing a series of minor moves.
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lol: check out the rabbit series on aniboom
Lol: Lol, i don't belive in God .. If there was a God , there woldent be wars all over the world ! Think of that for a sec. and u will see what I mean..
He is not virgin? That is it!: god had a bad experience and so he punished all women, shrinking their Johny or making it work only after 25 minutes...God would say: Go find who wants to work half an hour for free!
hahaha: vere fuuny but that is not ture
not bad: cool cartoon
90% of wars are caused by the beleaf in a god: and the othere 10% is caused by bush wanting all yhe oil
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The event will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Miami Airport & Convention Center, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Target is looking to fill 200-250 team member positions.
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Judge cuts short ex-La. gov.'s court supervision
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - A federal judge has agreed to cut short former Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards' court supervision following his release from prison.
Edwards was sentenced to three years of supervised release. His supervision lasted about 18 months before U.S. District Judge Brian Jackson agreed Wednesday to end it early.
Edwards served eight years in federal prison and six months of home detention after he was convicted in 2000 for his role in a riverboat casino licensing scandal.
Jackson said Edwards fully complied with all of the terms of his supervision. Prosecutors and probation officials didn't object to Edwards' request for it to end early.
A reality television show about the 85-year-old Edwards and his third wife, 34-year-old Trina Scott Edwards, is scheduled to debut sometime on A&E.
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In the numerous anthologies of artists&rsqu o\; manifestos\, photographic manifestos are often relegated to the shadows \, but wrongly so. We show to what extent throughout the long history of th e medium the makers of photographic images have repeatedly voiced their opi nions about the use and perception\, as well as the vision and pitfalls of photography. They have sparked important\, not least political debates. Ext ending from pioneers\, such as Daguerre and William Henry Fox Talbot in the 19th century\, to Paul Strand\, Man Ray\, Sherrie Levine\, contemporary ar tists like the Atlas Group\, and photography bloggers\, the predominantly t ypographic design of the exhibition and accompanying catalogue bring togeth er seminal texts\, essays\, and other topical contributions\, which are acc ompanied by photographic &ldquo\;footnotes&rdquo\; by the respective author s. This provides a new perspective on the medium and formulates an alternat ive history of photography.\n
LOCATION:Fotomuseum Winterthur\,Gruzenstrasse 44 + 45 \nWinterthur\, Zurich
SUMMARY:MANIFESTO! - An Alternative History Of Photography
LOCATION:Fotomuseum Winterthur\,Gruzenstrasse 44 + 45 \nWinterthur\, Zurich
SUMMARY:MANIFESTO! - An Alternative History Of Photography
A co-operative p roduction of Museum Folkwang Essen and the Fotomuseum Winterthur.
Blow-Up\, Michelangelo Antonioni&rsquo\;s first Eng
lish and commercially most successful film\, not only occupies a unique pos
ition in the history of film\, but also in the history of photography. Hard
ly any other feature film has portrayed the many different aspects of photo
graphy with such sophistication or has attempted to understand the medium i
n such an elaborate and timeless manner. The photographic spectrum conveyed
in Blow-Up is correspondingly broad\, ranging from fashion photog
raphy to social reportage\, Pop Art\, and abstract photography. In multiple
chapters the exhibition Blow-Up presents these many-sided themes
and their relationship to one another. In addition to stills from the film\
, the exhibition also presents works actually shown in Blow-Up as
well as images that highlight the cultural and artistic context of the film
&rsquo\;s production&mdash\;specifically London in the swinging sixties.
The exhibited photographers include artists such as David Bailey\ , Terence Donovan\, Richard Hamilton\, John Hilliard\, Don McCullin\, Ian S tephenson\, John Stezaker\, and many more. In co-operation with the Alberti na\, Vienna\, and C/O Berlin.
Thomas Shillea&rsquo\;s photographs capture a full range of human feeling\, from the poetic and spiritual to the dramatic and sensual. What is most striking is his consistency of vision: in portraits of ordinar y people\, studio nudes\, drag queens\, or celebrities\, including Sissy Sp acek and Coretta Scott King. Currently the Director of Art Programs at Nort hampton Community College\, Shillea has an MFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology. There\, he revived the nineteenth-century printing process called the Platinotype that was popular with pictorial photographers such a s Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Steichen. Platinum prints have a subtly and r ichness not found in traditional gelatin silver prints and allow individual hand control\, as the emulsion is applied with a brush.DTEND:20140928 DTSTAMP:20140829T171714 DTSTART:20140702 GEO:40.6043099;-75.4680694 LOCATION:Allentown Art Museum\,31 North Fifth Street \nAllentown\, PA 181 01 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Platinum Visions\, Thomas John Shillea UID:353632 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:
Los Caprichos\, a set of eighty etchings by Spanish artist Francisco José\; de Goya y Lucientes (1746&ndash\;1828)\, is one of the most influential series of graphic images in the history of West ern art. Enigmatic and controversial\, \;Los Caprichos&mdash\; meaning &ldquo\;follies&rdquo\; or &ldquo\;caprices&rdquo\;―was created dur ing a time of social repression and economic crisis in Spain. Influenced by Enlightenment thinking\, Goya made a groundbreaking analysis of the human condition\, denouncing superstitions and social abuses. This rare first edi tion\, published in 1799\, is one of four sets of the series purchased by t he forward-thinking Duke and Duchess of Osuna\, who were aware that Goya wa s lampooning their fellow nobles and the Inquisition.\n
The exhibitio n will also feature works by contemporary artists Emily Lombardo and Enriqu e Chagoya\, and by Edward Hagedorn from 1925\, that relate \;Los Ca prichos \;to our own troubled times.DTEND:20140907 DTSTAMP:20140829T171714 DTSTART:20140608 GEO:40.6043099;-75.4680694 LOCATION:Allentown Art Museum\,31 North Fifth Street \nAllentown\, PA 181 01 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Los Caprichos\, Francisco Goya y Lucientes\, Emily Lombardo\, Enriq ue Chagoya\, Edward Hagedorn UID:353631 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:
With works by some of the greatest names in European art\,&n bsp\;Of Heaven and Earth: 500 Years of Italian Painting from Glasgow Mu seumsexamines the thematic and stylistic developments in Italian art\, from the religious paintings of the late Middle Ages and Renaissance to th e secular neoclassical and genre paintings of the nineteenth century. The e xhibition's summer 2014 stop at the Allentown Art Museum is its only appear ance on the East Coast. Organized into five chronological sections\, \; Of Heaven and Earth \;includes paintings originating from the principal artistic centers of Italy&mdash\;Rome\, Milan\, Bologna\, Florenc e\, Siena\, Naples\, and Venice&mdash\;and presents the works of artists su ch as Giovanni Bellini\, Sandro Botticelli\, Domenichino\, Francesco Guardi \, Salvator Rosa\, and Titian alongside those of lesser-known masters. Many of these works were conserved specifically in anticipation of this tour. T he exhibition highlights significant new research and discoveries relating to attribution\, dates\, provenance\, infrared analysis\, and the reconstru ction of fragmented altarpieces. The accompanying catalogue features essays on Glasgow&rsquo\;s collections and the museum&rsquo\;s Italian paintings by Guest Curator Peter Humfrey\, an internationally renowned specialist in Italian art history who teaches at the University of St. Andrews. After its run at the Allentown Art Museum\, the exhibition will continue on to the M ilwaukee Art Museum (October 1\, 2014&ndash\;January 4\, 2015) and the Sant a Barbara Museum of Art (February 6\, 2015&ndash\;May 3\, 2015). It previou sly appeared at the \;Oklahoma City Museum of Art and the Art Gallery o f Alberta\, Edmonton\, Canada.DTEND:20140907 DTSTAMP:20140829T171714 DTSTART:20140608 GEO:40.6043099;-75.4680694 LOCATION:Allentown Art Museum\,31 North Fifth Street \nAllentown\, PA 181 01 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:OF HEAVEN AND EARTH: 500 Years of Italian Painting from Glasgow Mus eums\, Francesco Guardi\, Domenichino\, Sandro Botticelli\, Andrea Casali\, Giovanni Bellini\, Salvator Rosa\, Titian UID:353630 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:
The paintings in the exhibition \;Destinations in Pa intings: Kasten Collection \;depict scenes from artists&rsquo\; tr avels. Viewing them is like being transported to another time&mdash\;from t he 1860s through the 1920s&mdash\;and to other places including Europe and Asia. During the second half of the nineteenth century\, new modes of trans portation (trains and luxury ships) made it possible for middle-class artis ts to study\, live\, and travel abroad. These realist painters who illustra ted their journeys belonged to a new international art world\, marked by tr ansnational exhibitions and world&rsquo\;s fairs. This exhibition features thirty-two paintings by twenty-eight artists from seven countries\, includi ng the Frenchman Jean-Louis-Ernst Meissonier\, Great Britain&rsquo\;s Richa rd Redgrave\, Philadelphia native Daniel Ridgway Knight\, and his son Louis Aston Knight\, who was born in France.DTEND:20140914 DTSTAMP:20140829T171714 DTSTART:20140518 GEO:40.6043099;-75.4680694 LOCATION:Allentown Art Museum\,31 North Fifth Street \nAllentown\, PA 181 01 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Destinations in Paintings: The Kasten Collection\, Louis Aston Knig ht\, Daniel Ridgway Knight\, Richard Redgrave\, Detlev Nitschke\, Jean-Loui s-Ernst Meissonier UID:353629 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:
The Flyway Print Exchange is an international environmental art project featuring 20 artists from 9 dif ferent countries\, linked by the East-Asian Australasian Flyway. \;The Flyway describes the route flown twice-annually by Australia&rsquo\;s migra tory shorebirds\, to and from their breeding grounds above the Arctic Circl e.\n
The artists\, from New Zealand\, A ustralia\, Indonesia\, Singapore\, India\, China\, Japan\, South Korea and the USA\, have all created an edition of original prints to exchange\, exhi bit and sell. Techniques include woodblock printing\, silkscreen\, digital\ , etching\, linocutting\, stencilling and more. The artists are donating al l proceeds from print sales to BirdLife Australia&rsquo\;s shorebird resear ch programs.\n
The Flyway Print Exchang e exhibition in Melbourne will feature two sets of prints: one pristine and framed\, the other one worn and weathered\, which has been posted without protection along the Flyway from New Zealand to Alaska and back to echo the birds&rsquo\; journeys.\n
ralia: Alexis Beckett\; Kate Gorringe-Smith\; Helen Kocis Edwards\
; \;Amanda O&rsquo\;Sullivan\; Vida Pearson
New Zealand:< /strong> Celia Walker
Indonesia: Syahrizal Pahlevi Singapore: Tham Pui San
India: Radhika Gupta\; Kavita Shah
South Korea: Hyun Tae L ee
Japan: Kyoko Imazu
China: Cui Xiao Hua\; Ni Jianming\; Feng Jiaming
USA (Alaska): Garry Kaulitz\; Edwin Mighell
Aft er the inaugural exhibition which will be held in Melbourne\, Australia in the second half of 2014\, we hope to exhibit in and outside Australia to ex hibit the Flyway Print Exchange.\n
LOCATION:No Vacancy Fed Square: Project Space\,Tenancy 32 The Atrium\, Fede
ration Square\nMelbourne\, 3000
SUMMARY:The Flyway Print Exchange\, Alexis Beckett\, Kate Gorringe-Smith\,
Helen Kocis Edwards\, Amanda O'Sullivan\, Vida Pearson\, Celia Walker\, Sya
hrizal Pahlevi\, Tham Pui San\, Radhika Gupta\, Kavita Shah\, Hyun Tae Lee\
, Kyoko Imazu\, Cui Xiao Hua\, Ni Jianming\, Feng Jiaming\, Garry Kaulitz\,
Edwin Mighell
LOCATION:No Vacancy Fed Square: Project Space\,Tenancy 32 The Atrium\, Fede
ration Square\nMelbourne\, 3000
SUMMARY:The Flyway Print Exchange\, Alexis Beckett\, Helen Kocis Edwards\,
Kate Gorringe-Smith\, Radhika Gupta\, Cui Xiao Hua\, Kyoko Imazu\, Feng Jia
ming\, Ni Jianming\, Garry Kaulitz\, Hyun Tae Lee\, Edwin Mighell\, Amanda
O'Sullivan\, Syahrizal Pahlevi\, Vida Pearson\, Tham Pui San\, Kavita Shah\
, Celia Walker
11:15 am \;| \;The Contemporary Founda tion\n
Elizabeth Smith\, Joel Wachs a nd Christy MacLear In Conversation\n
Executiv e Director of the \;Helen Frankenthaler Foundation \;Elizab eth \;Smith\, President of the Warhol Foundation \;Joel Wachs \;and Executive Director of the Rauschenberg Found ation \;Christy MacLear \;join together to discuss each of their respective foundations&rsquo\; initiatives within their cont emporary practice in order to increase public engagement. The talk will foc us on various tactics used by each foundation &mdash\; bestowing grants to other institutions and artists\, legacy programs and holding talks througho ut the year to educate the public on various cultural concerns.\n
12:45 am \;< /strong>| \;The State of the Midwest Museum\n
Christopher Atkins\, Rose Bouthillier and Tricia Paik In Conversation\n
This discu ssion will present three curators working in prominent Midwestern instituti ons\, highlighting their focus on the forward-thinking programming that oft en surpasses more well-known institutions in bravado and ground-breaking co ncepts. Participants include Coordinator of the Minnesota Artists Exhibitio n Program at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts \;Christopher At kins\, Associate Curator and Publications Manager at MOCA Clevelan d \;Rose Bouthillier \;and Curator at the Indianap olis Museum of Art \;Tricia Paik.\n
2:00 pm \;
| /Dialogues Highlight
Ryan Gander In Conversation with Hamza Walker\n
Associate Curator and Director of Education at The Renaissanc e Society at the University of Chicago \;Hamza Walker& nbsp\;will speak with internationally noted conceptual artist \;Ryan Gander \;(Lisson Gallery) about his extraordinary practi ce\, including his &ldquo\;Per/Form&rdquo\; installation at CA2M in Madrid and his upcoming exhibition at the prestigious Mostyn Gallery in Wales.\n
4:00 pm& nbsp\;| \;Collecting: Challenges in a New World\n
Sandra Guthman\, R. Hugh
Magill\, Canice Prendergast and Dorsey Waxter\, \;moderated b
y Brook S. Mason.
Sponsored by Northern Trust
This panel discussion will present diverse viewpoints from
a prominent collector\, a gallerist\, an academic\, a lawyer and a journal
ist examining the challenges of art collecting and new shifts in the market
and how to access the market in a fast paced world. Moderated by the U.S.
Correspondent for &ldquo\;The Art Newspaper\,&rdquo\; and many other public
ations \;Brook S. Mason\, panelists will include Colle
ctor and Chair of the Board of Directors of the Polk Bros. Foundation \
;Sandra Guthman\; Executive Vice President at The Northern
Trust\, Chicago \;R. \;Hugh Magill\; Professor of Economics\, Booth School\, University of Chicago \;
Canice Prendergast\; and Principal\, Dorsey Van Waxter Galle
ry and President of the Art Dealers Association of America \;Do
rsey Waxter.
5:30 pm \;| \;In Conversation: French Curator Exchange\n
Naomi Beckwith\, Guillaume Dé\;sanges and Matthieu Poirier\, mode rated by Forrest Nash\n
Moderated by Founder of &ldquo\;Contemporary Art Daily&rdquo\; \;Forrest Nash\, this conversation will include Marilyn and Larry Fields Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago \;Naomi Beckwith\; Independent Curator and WriterGuillaume Dé\;sanges\ ; and Curator of Exhibitions\, Reunion des Musé\;es Nationaux \;< strong>Matthieu Poirier \;discussing a unique curatorial and c ultural exchange between Chicago and France happening over the next year\, which will culminate with a Special Exhibition at EXPO CHICAGO/2015.\n< p class="rtejustify">With support from the Cultural Services of the Fre nch Embassy in the United States in collaboration with the Institut fran&cc edil\;ais.\n
11:15 am \;
| \;What Do Your Politics Get From Being In My A
Jim Duignan\, Michael Rakowitz and Abigail Satinsky\, moderated by Duncan MacKenzie\n
Moderated by Bad at Sports founder and host \;Duncan
MacKenzie\, this panel discussion examines what our contemporary a
rt world offers to creative activists by looking at what conditions grow th
e appetite for political engagement within the art world\, and what the art
world can do for the causes it portrays. Panelists include Associate Direc
tor of Threewalls \;Abigail Satinsky\; artist \;
Michael Rakowitz \;(Rhona Hoffman Gallery)\; and artist&
nbsp\;Jim Duignan.
 \;\ n
12:45 am \;| In Convers ation: \;The Network as Form\n
Pablo Helguera and Christian Viveros-Faune In Conversation w ith Bad at Sports\n
Bad at Sports \;will speak with artist \;Pablo Helguera&nb sp\;and widely published writer and critic \;Christian Viveros- Faune. This panel will discuss Pablo Helguera&rsquo\;s connections between the different regions of the Americas and his infamous project\, & ldquo\;The School of Panamerican Unrest\,&rdquo\; in conjunction with his w ork in the School of the Art Institute&rsquo\;s Sullivan Gallery&rsquo\;s e xhibition entitled &ldquo\;A Proximity of Consciousness: Art and Social Act ion\,&rdquo\; curated by Mary Jane Jacob.\n
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2:00 pm \;| \ ;In Conversation: (Im)possible Matters\n
Franklin Sirmans In Conversation with Tavares Strachan\n
Curator of Contemporary Art at the Los Ang eles County Museum of Art \;Franklin Sirmans \;dis cusses artist \;Tavares Strachan&rsquo\;s (Kavi Gupta CHICAGO | BERLIN) conceptual installations that investigate science\, techn ology\, mythology\, history and exploration. Strachan&rsquo\;s work represe nted the Bahamas in the 55th Venice Biennale.\n
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3:30 pm \;| / Dialogues \;Highlight: The Physical Importance of Perf ormance Art\n
Eric Shiner In Conversa tion with RoseLee Goldberg\n
Performa Founder and Director \;RoseLee Goldberg \;will speak with the Director of The Andy Warhol Museum \;Eric Shinera bout the literal and figurative impact of performance art within the contem porary art world.\n
5:00 pm | In Conversation: ART21 &ndash\; Season 7\n
James Cohan and Arlene Shechet In Conversation with Bad at Sports\n
Bad at Sports&n bsp\;will speak with Owner of James Cohan Gallery and &ldquo\;Art2 1&rdquo\; Board member \;James Cohan \;and &ldquo\ ;Art in the Twenty-First Century\,&rdquo\; Season 7 artist \;Ar lene Shechet.\n
Providing unique access t o some of the most compelling artists of our time\, the new season of &ldqu o\;ART21&rdquo\;&mdash\;premiering October 2014&mdash\;features a dozen art ists from the United States\, Europe and Latin America\, and transports vie wers to artistic projects across the country and around the world.\n
11:30 am \;| /Dialogues \;< /strong>Highlight: The Open Road\n
Justine Kurland and Alec Soth In Conversation with Denise Wolff< br />Presented by the Aperture Foundation\n
Artists \;Justine Kurland \;and \;A lec Soth \;(Weinstein Gallery) will speak with &ldquo\;Apertur e&rdquo\; Photobook Editor \;Denise Wolffabout &ldquo\ ;The \;Open Road: Photography and the American Road Trip\,&rdquo\; the first survey book to consider the American road trip as a photographic genr e. The book presents some of the best-loved photography\, and the story of the open road as photographer&rsquo\;s muse. \;\n
1:00 pm \;
Orly Genger and Hank Willis Thomas In Conversation with Marilu K node\n
Artists \;Orly Genger  \;(Rhona Hoffman Gallery) and \;Hank Willis Thomas \;(moniquemeloche) will engage in a conversation with Laumeier Sc ulpture Center Executive Director \;Marilu Knode \;focusing on the unique role that public sculpture and collaborative projec ts play in popular culture.\n
 \;DTEND:20140921 DTSTAMP:20140829T171714 DTSTART:20140919 GEO:41.8917374;-87.5998759 LOCATION:EXPO CHICAGO\,Navy Pier 600 E. Grand Avenue\nChicago\, Illinois 60 611 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY: Expo Chicago 2014 - Dialogues UID:353427 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND:20140828T200000 DTSTAMP:20140829T171714 DTSTART:20140828T180000 GEO:41.8917374;-87.5998759 LOCATION:EXPO CHICAGO\,Navy Pier 600 E. Grand Avenue\nChicago\, Illinois 60 611 SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY: Expo Chicago 2014 - Dialogues UID:353428 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:
Thursday\, September 18 | 6:00pm&ndash\;9:00pm
Friday\, September 19 | 11:00am&ndash\;7:00pm
Saturda y\, September 20 | 11:00am&ndash\;7:00pm
Sunday\, September 21 | 11:00 am&ndash\;6:00pm
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