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The Dutch Miami
- Address:
2201 Collins Avenue, W South Beach Hotel & Residences
Miami Beach, FL 33139Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $50 and over
The Dutch Miami
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.thedutchmiami.com/
- Phone: (305) 938-3112
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: 7:00am - 11:30am Daily; Lunch: 12:00pm - 4:00pm Daily;
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 6:30pm - 11:30pm, Thursday - Saturday: 6:30pm - 12:00am. The Bakery Counter is open daily from 7:30am - 4:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Andrew Carmellini
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Wine
- Special Events: We offer a variety of private dining options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Accommodations range from an intimate dinner party for 14 people to a larger affair for up to 70 guests.
If you would like to receive information about hosting a private event at The Dutch, please contact Katya Segovia at firstname.lastname@example.com or (305) 938-3095.
A word from The Dutch Miami
The Dutch is an American restaurant, bar and oyster room inspired by local cafes, country inns, corner taverns, neighborhood bistros, seaside shacks, roadside joints and the same mix of cultural influences that make Miami Beach great. Award-winning Chef Andrew Carmellini's roots-inspired American menu features fresh fish and shellfish, choice meats, local produce and the best of what's around.Continued
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The Dutch Miami reviews from OpenTable diners
51 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food3.8Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (23)great for outdoor dining (19)good for groups (18)special occasion (17)romantic (15)notable wine list (12)hot spot (9)vibrant bar scene (5)great for lunch (4)late-night find (4)neighborhood gem (2)great for brunch (2)scenic view (2)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Loved The Dutch!EvlovesfoodVIPDined on 11/14/2014Started off with the Perfect Storm cocktsil which was a margarita like drink with peppery rim. Delicious. Tried the oyster sliders which were great along with the yellowtail ceviche with watermelon. Yummy. My husband had the grilled chicken with black quinoa which was good. I opted for the yummy lasagna with butternut squash. Had to pass on dessert but our waiter was wonderful enough to bring us chocolate brownie lollipops from the chef. Just enough to get a sweet taste of decadence. Sat outside, beautiful night, service excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy DiscoveryWaitOnMeDined on 10/31/2014We picked The Dutch from the folder at The Setai and were beyond delighted. Being old fogies, we went on the early side so the place was quiet. What really sealed the deal was the pleasant and attentive service. And then the food. WOW! The smoked mahi appetizer was fantastic, as were the flash fried oyster sliders. So often appetizers are special and the meals ordinary, but no. My husband had red snapper with caramelized fennel and it was perfect. But I won the entree competition with a butternut squash lasagna with walnuts. Even my squash-averse husband found it fantastic. We were too full for dessert but couldn't resist trying one more dish, so we had beignets with intense blueberry jam. They were heavenly. We will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Poor service and overpricedDP85Dined on 10/7/2014$17 for 2 slices of tomato and 1 slice of mozzarella is ridiculous!!! The portion size is beyond small for the price and to have poor service on top just makes the experience even more dissatisfying! I'm a chef and this restaurant is all about the Sobe scene not the food. The Dutch in NYC is so much better.Special Features:
- Very good food and staff!GuiSaoPauloDined on 9/22/2014We had an excellent meal and were really well treated. Go for the pork chop!Special Features:
- standard hôtel restaurantjpsparisDined on 9/14/2014We choose this restaurant during the Miami Spice month because of its location in the W hotel which we love. The decoration is very average, the food is a classic of hotel groups, so average and too much music The only thing positive is the service.Special Features:
- Office tripOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Took the girls from the office for dinner while in town for classes. Beautiful views, great service, wonderful food. The watermelon cocktail was a table favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad choicesamforduDined on 9/12/2014The Miami Spice menu had very bad choices. We ordered from the regular menu. Plates were either average or bad. Very over priced. Billed was $180. We ordered 2 drinks, I glass of wine, shared an appetizer and shared a dessert. Not worth it.
- Very Nice placeSupbicouDined on 9/7/2014I took the Miami spice menu that was good but not incredible. Service was great though. Ambiance is awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cool spotoutnaboutDined on 9/6/2014The decor is casual, very similar to The Dutch on Prince St in SoHo. The food is inventive but not as fantastic as we had hoped. The quail was hilariously tiny (yes I've had quail at other places) but well prepared. Overall our experience was pleasant until we got the bill...Special Features:
- Switch and baitPegasusVIPDined on 8/31/2014Both Miami spice menu and regular menus were different from the web menus advertised, hence dissapponted I had to settle for fish and chips when I was counting on lobster pot pie. The gazpacho was however the best ever and the service of the entire wait staff was lovely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very impressed!!Bonjour123Dined on 8/29/2014I am from NYC and while on vacation in Miami came to The Dutch for the first time. What an excellent experience. The food was SO TASTY. I could just tell the freshest ingredients were used. When I get home to NY I am definitely going to be going to The Dutch there. Very impressed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bring moneyFoodieDined on 8/29/2014We were there for Miami Spice with another couple. The menu options were very limited. We all had simple green salads. The men had 1/2 rack of ribs which were good. The women had fried fish and chips, nothing special. We ordered a $50 bottle of wine. The tab was $138.00. Expensive for fish and chips and ribs. And we didn't get to experience what the chef can do.Special Features:
- Great spot for friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/23/2014We recently dined at The Dutch for the first time, and 3 of the 4 of us ate of the Miami Spice menu. We we're not disappointed! For appetizers we had the Tuna Crudo, (I loved them but our men weren't in love with because they apparently have something against watermelon), the beer steamed clams (big hit with the table, even though most of us previously disliked sauerkraut), sheep's milk ricotta, and country fried chicken wings with a spicy jam. The only appetizer we didn't care for was the oyster sandwiches, because the clams were so small they fell out of the sandwiches. For supper, we really enjoyed the lobster pot pie (a favorite!), chicken tikka masala, sea scallops and the rainbow trout. This is the perfect spot to dine with friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bad b-day experiencemonicaVIPDined on 8/16/2014I went for my b-day dinner to dutch on aug. 16 and I chose the lobster pot pie which I paid $12 more for. The pie arrived and there were very few lobster in it and it was overcooked and very tough. I wish I had complained and had it taken off my bill but I was embarrassed and didn't know if they were going to give me a hard time. Disappointed
- Did Not Disapointlove2eatDined on 8/9/2014Had a very nice time. Great waiter. The fresh cold water oysters were very good specially the ones from BC. Ordered from the Miami Spice menu which was also very good. Surprised that the portions were not tiny as some other restaurants seem to do with the set menu.Special Features:
- MitsDined on 8/6/2014Casual, great service,good food, expensive,cool sceneSpecial Features:
- August Miami Spicefoodie101Dined on 8/2/2014I was impressed most by the service ar the Dutch. I dined at the Dutch for the Miami Spice Menu in August. My table was waited on by Chris who is a most attentive waiter. I had the fried chicken wings to start with the scotch bonnet jam. The wings were perfectly fried, crispy and non oily and paired well with the jam. The chicken tikka masala was the second course and however was unimpressive. The Dutch has a much toned down dish of this loved Indian dish and I much prefer the zest and spiciness of the authentic version. Sorry Dutch, this didn't cut it for me. The chess pie however redeemed the meal and was a great finish to a fun night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New York City beat with a SOBE spinMattVIPDined on 7/29/2014This is the South Beach offshoot of New York City's The Dutch. The emphasis here, like in NYC, is on local seafood. Unfortunately for the restaurant, it's located off of the lobby of the W hotel, with no clearly visible signage from the street. That may have explained why so few tables were occupied. Nonetheless, it was a very enjoyable meal. Engaging and thoughtful staff; food of the highest quality. While my Peruvian partner didn't find the "traditional" ceviche to be quite traditional--and perhaps served a bit too cold--it was still memorable. Oysters were terrific. My red snapper was succulent, perfectly cooked and one of the thickest pieces of fish I've ever had. My partner's scallops were equally fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 218 reviews are from the The Dutch Miami reviews archive.
- Great restaurantChicagoTouristDined on 7/25/2014Outstanding experience. The outdoor space was very nice, and our waiter was excellent- very thoughtful, attentive and knowledgeable. Food was excellent. I had a watermelon cocktail, scallop entree and a salad to start. It's expensive but well worth it, especially if you sit outside. Atmosphere is important to me...Special Features:
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/22/2014We had a great client lunch, great service and great food. Everything went smoothly and on time. GREAT experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding food and serviceAlex43Dined on 7/21/2014I had a memorable dinner with my wife. We arrived late (10 pm) on Monday and the restaurant was already empty. Even though, we were treated very well by the staff. The food is really awesome, I highly recommend this place!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/19/2014Used to go at least once a month, hadn't been back in several months this time. Resto was buzzing because of Mercedes Beach Fashion influx but food was NOT up to par.Special Features:
- Jonathan and his brotherchuckrockDined on 7/16/2014Amazin service Korean BBQ was official best service I've had in Miami, wish I had a bigger appetite because between the service and food I wouldn't have left!!!!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Great AmbianceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/12/2014The Dutch has a good menu, and all the dishes were very well prepared. The service was great. It has a casual ambiance, very relaxed. Outside tables look on to the pool, with live music, and a great bar. It is a little expensive, and they do include a 20% service charge, since it is part of the hotel.Special Features:
- feedmysoulDined on 7/5/2014Service and ambiance were both great. Food was good not outstanding. Long trek to the ladies room. Several people came by the table to check on our meals which was nice including the GM. Menu is limited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- som was very approachablechuckrockDined on 7/2/2014Great spot service best I've had in you the 305, ask for Peter either som or beverage director very professional ton of knowledgeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Miami FavescooserDined on 6/29/2014We loved the Dutch. It is, unfortunately, hidden from the street in the W hotel, but once inside, the place oozes character and charm. Food and service was fantastic, and our waiter Chris was very helpful, suggesting dishes and pairings. We will definitely return.Special Features:
- Great Beach restuarantMARKCDined on 6/27/2014Chefs 4 course tasting ( his selections ) was excellent. Great variety and taste. Special mention to the service in particular Jonathan. Could not have been better - informative, never rushed and attentive.Special Features:
- Where is it?JonoDined on 6/26/2014After searching for 15 minutes in 100F heat for the restaurant, we found out it has no sign! We were greeted at the door and seated immediately in a very nice location. The food was very good, especially the Biscayne platter and the steak tartar. The main course I chose was good, but over priced at $34 for 3 medium sized scallops. Our server Jonathan was excellent, as was the rest of the staff, and I would definitely recommend the restaurant to others.Special Features:
- Top notchIkisanVIPDined on 6/15/2014This is undoubtedly a Collins avenue gem. Hidden away from all the tropical Miami fuzz inside the modern and elegant W hotel, the restaurant has everything you can look for: great interior design, food and service. Their attention to details is unique and turns every meal into a dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kitschy and eclectic atmosphere!Delish40Dined on 6/15/2014The food was delicious and different. The service was lovely. Wish you all were closer to us or we we would frequent more often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 6/12/2014Great food and cool scenery, but was empty on a Thursday nightSpecial Features:
- Perfect from start to finish!PJWinnerVIPDined on 6/2/2014The Dutch is popular with the late night SoBe crowd so we had the lovely screened in outdoor patio to ourselves when we went on a rainy Monday night at 7:00 PM. The meal was perfect from the moist corn muffins and cajun spice dusted foccacio with honey butter that started our meal to the fudgie mint brownie bites that ended it. We loved the savory homemade sheeps' milk ricotta with grilled toast. The Bibb lettuce and citrus salad was the perfect combination of sweetness, tang and crunch. The pasta with lamb ragu, their ricotta and fresh mint was heavenly. It was our 35th wedding anniversary and they brought us beignets with delicious liquid caramel centers (and then the brownie bites!). I couldn't have imagined a more perfect meal.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/31/2014Great food. Chef knows how to surprise eyes and the taste buds. Very good service. Prices are moderate to higher. One unexpected detail, which in this case I did not mind since service was great, there is a 20% gratituty included right away , even for 2 people table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Dutch MiamispectatorDined on 5/27/2014We ate at The Dutch Miami on Tuesday 5/27/14. THe food was delicious and the waiter was very knowledgeable about how the food was prepared. His recommendations were spot on and we had a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very deliciousHblondVIPDined on 5/18/2014Tasty food, attentive staff. Hit many top restaurants in south beach / Miami beach this trip, everybody agreed that this was definitely the best meal. The lighting a bit too low though, couldn't read menu or see food (had to use iPhone flashlight, and I am young with perfect eyes). Even though we were the only people there, light can't be adjusted because it's on timers :(Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pricey but worth it!Walt13Dined on 5/9/2014Fine American kitchen, with Italian charm. Agnoletti or yellowtail with water-melon are outstanding! Very good service, just prices could be a bit better :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!Pretender75Dined on 5/2/2014We had a great experience at The Dutch Miami. Pablo our waiter was a big part of this wonderful experience. The food was great and we were recommended a great bottle of wine by the house sommelier.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Food and ServiceFoodjunkieDined on 5/2/2014My husband got there around 7p and it was empty inside the restaurant. Apparently there was a party of 70 outside. By 8 it was packed! The service was impeccable. We started with the sheep's milk ricotta and the butter lettuce with avocado, citrus, pistacios and buttermilk. Then we had the grilled pork chop with kimchee fried rice and sausage, and the Australian lamb saddle, goat cheese polenta and romesca. Both were out of this world and very filling. We couldn't even finish our meals and try dessert. Would go back in a heartbeat!Special Features:
- DeliciousMariBVIPDined on 4/30/2014third time at the Miami location, and it's always great. This time it was a client dinner, and they couldn't have been happier. Food and service were both great, and not one bite went uneaten. Can't wait to go back again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Sunshine, fresh air and nothing but trees as far as the eye can see. The owners of this 12,000-square-foot custom home in central California enjoy all of nature's bounty, but with the added luxury of some very sophisticated home technologies. Yes, in this house modern electronic systems and the great outdoors live in perfect harmony, where one complements and enhances the other. Automated lights accentuate pathways that lead from one back yard patio to the next; music drifts from rock speakers by the pool house to the guest house; and a variety of sensors keeps an eye on the grounds so the owners can relax and enjoy their wellearned free time.
Like many homeowners embarking on a high-tech project, the couple who owns this residence wasn't sure initially which kinds of features and functions would make the most sense to incorporate into the design of their custom home. With guidance from the custom electronics (CE) professionals at David Vincent Design, Carmel, Calif., they were able to determine several areas of their lifestyle that would benefit greatly from technology. "They came up with several good concepts, mostly based around how they envisioned living in the house," says David Vincent Design owner Jim Zoyiopoulos.
Since they planned to spend much of their time outside, special attention was paid to the outdoor living areas. Keypads mounted in several weather-protected places let the owners summon music to any or all of 13 independent listening zones. For example, while XM radio plays through the eave-mounted SpeakerCraft speakers at the outdoor kitchen, tunes from a dock-mounted iPod can drift through the rock speakers (also from SpeakerCraft) by the swimming pool. Those keypads can control much more than music too—like fountains, a bug zapper and two overhead gas heaters. The lighting also plays an important role, leading from the main house to the pool house, to the billiards barn, to the guest quarters and everywhere in between—and all the owners do is touch a button to illuminate the pathways. The music and lighting function the same inside the house as they do outside.
Responsible for this mode of convenient control and the distribution of music is a sophisticated, custom-programmed Crestron Pro2 processor and matrix switcher. Signals from keypads and touchpanels travel over a high-speed highway of cabling, which was installed while the home was under construction, to a rack of equipment stashed in a specially built utility room. It's here that the CE pros from David Vincent Design can program settings for the extensive Lutron lighting and Crestron distributed music systems, as well as for the motorized shades, thermostats, security sensors and other electronics.
While the homeowners wanted the Crestron system to provide easy, convenient control over various elements of their home, some adjustments they decided should happen automatically. For example, they never have to remember to turn off the gas fireplaces. Instead, the Crestron system deactivates them after they've been on for a certain amount of time. And the motorized shades that cover the windows in several rooms lift and lower based on a preset schedule so that the sunlight won't damage the furniture or artwork. Smart thermostats? You bet—they self-adjust based on the time of day, so the house is always at its most comfortable. Should the temperature and humidity in the wine cellar rise or fall beyond a certain range the owners are immediately notified by a text message. And even if the owners aren't outside to enjoy the fountains, the automation system still remembers to turn them on occasionally so that the water stays fresh.Facebook and Twitter.
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this school of thought fails to address the fact that California is different from the rest of the United States in multiple respects—many of which influence electricity consumption. To isolate one particular difference between California and the United States (EE savings) and attribute the divergence in per capita use to this one factor, is likely to overstate the impact or import of that variable. While EE programs and standards undoubtedly have contributed to the relatively stable pattern of per capita electricity consumption in California, our analysis found a relatively weak association between California's EE savings and per capita consumption. Rather, these savings have been achieved within a specific socioeconomic context that also acted on electricity consumption trends.
A number of factors distinguish California from the rest of the United States, and may have contributed to keeping the state's electricity consumption relatively stable. Understanding the role of these factors, as well as savings from EE programs and standards, will allow for a better assessment of the extent to which the California model successfully can be transplanted to other states, regions, or countries. Although the California model may offer lessons for other states or countries, its applicability to meeting global warming targets is limited at best, since what's necessary are sustained absolute reductions in energy consumption, something not observed in the state of California as a whole or anywhere else.
Slow growth in California's per capita electricity consumption over the past several decades combined with population growth equals significant (~2 percent p.a.) growth in total electricity consumption for the state. This is the variable that must be tracked—and reversed.
1. California's Energy Action Plan II adopted in 2005 by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and California Energy Commission (CEC) established a "loading order" of preferred resources—placing EE as the state's top priority procurement resource—and set aggressive long-term goals for EE. See CPUC and CEC, Energy Action Plan II , October, 2005 .
2. CPUC and CEC, Energy Efficiency: California's Highest Priority Resource - Lowering Energy Costs, Promoting Growth, and Protecting the Environment , August 2006 . See also the CEC's 2007 Integrated Energy Policy Report (IEPR), Executive Summary, p. 2:
"Largely as a result of these [energy efficiency] policies, California has the lowest electricity use per person in the nation. While the United States has increased by nearly 50 percent over the past 30 years, California's per capita electricity use remained almost flat, demonstrating the success of a variety of cutting-edge energy efficiency programs and cost-effective building and appliance efficiency standards." (emphasis added).
CEC, Integrated Energy Policy Report , CEC-100-2007-008-CMF-ES, December, 2007. Further, see CPUC and CEC, Energy Action Plan: 2008 Update , February, 2008.
"Below we have included one of California's famous graphics of success in energy efficiency. As Figure 3 indicates [U.S. v. California Per Capita Electricity Sales] , electricity use per person in California has remained relatively stable over the past 30 years, while nationwide electricity use has increased by about 50 percent.
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HUNTINGTON, Ind.— Huntington University will host its 114th commencement exercises at 3 p.m. May 12 in the fieldhouse of the Merillat Physical Education and Recreation Complex. The university will award master's, bachelor's and associate degrees to 264 graduates. The university will also award three honorary doctorate degrees. Dan Wolgemuth, president and CEO of Youth for Christ USA, will give the commencement address. His address is titled "What do those stones mean to you?" Dr. Tim Smith, Huntington University associate professor of history, will present the baccalaureate sermon at 10:30 a.m. in the fieldhouse. His message is titled "The Empire Strikes Back" and will focus on Ecclesiastes 9:11. An honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree will be presented to commencement speaker Wolgemuth; an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree will be presented to the Rev. Luther Whitfield of Youth for Christ; and an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters will be presented to 1977 Huntington alum Charles Curie. The commencement exercises and the baccalaureate sermon are open to the public, and no tickets are required. Wolgemuth joined Youth for Christ USA as its president and CEO in 2005. He is a 1977 graduate of Taylor University with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration/systems. He also studied investment management at the Fellow Life Management Institute and manager development through General Electric. In 2010, he published a book titled "Fragments," and he currently writes a weekly motivational message called "Friday Fragments" which is widely accepted within as well as outside the Youth for Christ organization.Whitfield joined Youth for Christ in 1991 as the urban inner city director. In his many years of service with the organization, he has helped to develop urban ministry programs for Fort Wayne, including the formation of the Primetime Community Center. Primetime inspires the youth of Fort Wayne through Campus Life ministries, juvenile justice programs and sports programming. Whitfield continues to serve Primetime today as its senior director. He is also the senior pastor of New Covenant Worship Center, a church based at the Primetime Community Center. Whitfield holds a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education from Concordia College in River Forest, Ill., a diploma in biblical studies from Calvary Ministries International CMI and a License of Ordination from the Greater Progressive Baptist Church Inc.Curie is the principal/owner of The Curie Group LLC in Rockville, Md., which is a management and consulting firm specializing in working with national and international leaders in public and private health care. He is a 1977 graduate of Huntington with Bachelor of Arts degrees in psychology and sociology. He also holds a Master of Arts degree from the University of Chicago. In 2001, Curie was nominated by President George W. Bush and unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate to head the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Smith joined the Huntington history and political science department in 2007. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, and he previously taught history at the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom. His research and teaching focus on British imperial and diplomatic history. He is also the director of the Centre for Non-Western Studies. Smith recently published two books on the Vietnam War titled, "Churchill, America and Vietnam, 1941-45" and "Britain and the Origins of the Vietnam War: UK Policy in Indo-China, 1943-50."
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LONDON (AP) -- All but one of the suspects arrested by British police investigating computer hacking and privacy offenses by the media have been released on bail.
Authorities say six former journalists were arrested on allegations that they were involved in intercepting voice mails for the defunct News of the World tabloid
It's part of a new line of inquiry to the ongoing investigation in Operation Weeting, which is one of three investigations into press wrongdoing.
Britain's power structure has been rattled by allegations that the News of the World hacked people's phones for stories. Dozens of arrests have been made. Police say the new suspected conspiracy is believed to have taken place primarily during 2005-2006.
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ROM Friday Night Live
The premier social event Torontonians have been waiting for all winter is back – the third season of ROM Friday Night Live returns Friday, May 3, 2013. The city's original and ultimate cultural social party for young adults is back and better than ever with more live
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to enjoy in unconventional ways every Friday night from May 3 to June 21, 2013.
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Location: Royal Ontario Museum — 100 Queen's Park
Lost in the Memory Place: Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller
The multimedia artworks of Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller emphasize aural and visual experiences that transport the viewer to other realms of consciousness. Their work is highly scripted, meticulously detailed and often cinematic in scope, breaking down distinctions between fiction and everyday reality. Through various levels of engagement, the viewer becomes a participant, either witnessing a phenomenon or becoming immersed in a scenario and vitally activating it.
Janet Cardiff began collaborating with fellow Canadian artist and partner George Bures Miller in 1995. When Cardiff and Miller represented Canada at the 49th Venice Biennale with Paradise Institute (2001), they won both La Biennale di Venezia Special Award and the Benesse Prize, which recognizes artists who "break new artistic ground with an experimental and pioneering spirit." They are now among the foremost artists of their generation, and their work has been shown around the world.
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Location: Art Gallery of Ontario — 317 Dundas Street West
NHL Team Fan Days
Celebrating hockey fans one team at a time. On 30 selected days this summer, the Hockey Hall of Fame will spotlight a different NHL team. The first 1,000 guests with paid admission on these days will receive a free Hockey Hall of Fame "Game-Worn Jersey" trading card of the featured team's captain. Show up wearing the apparel of the scheduled team and receive half price admission and a chance to win prizes including a trip to the 2014 NHL Winter Classic.
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Location: Hockey Hall of Fame — 30 Yonge Street, Brookfield Place
YDS presents City Cinema: CULT CLASSICS
From June 25 – August 27, YDS presents City Cinema: CULT CLASSICS, free outdoor screenings of classic cult films, at sunset, every Tuesday. Films include the hilarious "Anchorman, The Legend of Ron Burgundy," the beyond-quirky "Napoleon Dynamite," and all time cult classic, "The Godfather."
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Location: Yonge-Dundas Square — Yonge and Dundas Streets
Picnic In Our Spectacular Gardens!
During your visit, take a break and enjoy a lovely picnic on the enchanted grounds of Casa Loma. We'll do the work; you just pick up your basket, spread out the blanket, and relax in the sunshine.
Picnic Basket for Two: $25.50 (taxes included). Available Wednesday to Sunday.
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Location: Casa Loma — 1 Austin Terrace
Genesis: Sebastião Salgado
North American Premiere!
Roloff Beny Gallery, Michael Lee Crystal, Level 4 and Centre Block, Level 3.
GENESIS by internationally renowned social documentary photographer Sebastião Salgado makes its North American premiere at the ROM presented in partnership with the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival. GENESIS is an eight year photographic expedition travelling to 32 different locations around the planet, showcasing over two hundred hauntingly beautiful and provocative photographs aspiring to share the raw beauty of the landscapes, seascapes and people that have escaped the destructive reach of modern society. Curated by Lélia Wanick Salgado, GENESIS takes you on a journey to rediscover the far corners of the world and urges you to consider what is left of our planet, what is in peril and what is left to be saved.
For more details: www.rom.on.ca/en/exhibitions-galleries/exhibitions/upcoming-exhibitions/genesis-sebastiao-salgado
Location: Royal Ontario Museum — 100 Queen's Park
Unconventional Portraits
The Bata Shoe Museum is excited to showcase the work of Tuscan photographer Matteo Brogi in celebration of Italian Heritage Month. Sophisticated and beautiful, Unconventional Portraits offers visitors the opportunity to "meet" the students, dancers, architects, fashion designers, wine producers, celebrity butchers, perfume makers and carabinieri that represent Italian society explored from the knee down. Revealing varied passions and lifestyles, Matteo's work masterfully conveys an intricate weaving of emotion and story through the lens, illustrating the important role that footwear plays in the modern Italian identity.
An exhibition catalogue is available in the Museum gift shop beginning June 5.
Bata Shoe Museum — 327 Bloor Street West (at St. George)
FOR MORE INFORMATION: 416.979.7799 or www.batashoemuseum.ca
Game On 2.0: An Exhibition
The world's largest celebration of video games making its first Canadian appearance, Game On 2.0 features game design, development, and production including multiplayer games, handheld devices, original concept and character art, and the history's most influential arcade machines. From Pong to Guitar Hero; the Ontario Science Centre will host Game On 2.0 which offers a hands-on exploration of video game history and culture. Visitors will experience more than 60 years of gaming entertainment and technology; from the very first commercial coin-operated game to the latest in virtual reality and 3D gaming.
Game On 2.0 tracks the development of video games from the earliest computer games to arcade-era hits and the very latest from today's multi-billion dollar industry with more than 150 playable games from across the history of the medium – including pinball games – as well as rarely-seen consoles, controllers and collectables.
Location: Ontario Science Centre – 770 Don Mills Road
Visit the Ontario Science Centre website for more information.
Game On 2.0 is an exhibition organized and toured by the Barbican Centre which is owned and funded by the City of London Corporation. Game On 2.0 is presented by triOS College. This event has been financially assisted by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund, a program of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, administered by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund Corporation. Media Partner: The Toronto Star
Postscript: Writing After Conceptual Art
Curated by Nora Burnett Abrams and Andrea Andersson, Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.
Postscript: Writing After Conceptual Art is a group exhibition featuring the work of more than fifty Canadian and international artists and writers. It is the first exhibition to examine the work of conceptual writing, investigating the roots of the movement in the art of the 1960s and 70s and presenting contemporary examples of text-based art practices. The Power Plant brings Postscript to the gallery to explore the place of language within contemporary art and broadly examine its relationship to history.
Read more → www.thepowerplant.org/Exhibitions/2013/Summer/Postscript.aspx
The Power Plant — 231 Queens Quay West
Jimmy Robert: Draw The Line
Curated by Julia Paoli, Assistant Curator at The Power Plant.
The Power Plant is pleased to present a solo exhibition of work by French artist Jimmy Robert. Robert's practice typically explores the corporeal potential of a range of media including photography, drawing, film, video, sculpture, and performance. In his first Canadian solo exhibition, Robert addresses questions of limits: of his body, of the media he uses, of our understanding of exhibitions, and the various disciplines his work encompasses. At the centre of Draw the Line is a commissioned performance project that takes place within this installation of new and past work at The Power Plant.
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Crap because this thread has became that way with people seemingly using flames and ignoring facts. If people bothered to research before ranting, Jeff would not get labelled a Marxist and we wouldn't have to sit here hearing how great BLAG would be even without Jeff. Both of those statements in my opinion are crap based on factual information and both stem from a political disagreement.
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I am a devout conservative from Altoona, Pa. and I want all the folks at BLAG to know that I think you have a outstanding o/s and I havie been with you guys since Blag10k. I often go to the different bookmarks that come with the distro because I like to hear and consider other points of view. I am not afraid of other points of view so I don't need to avoid them. While this topic has generated a lot of meaningless flaming, I've not read much in the way of a valid argument. Be that as it may, I felt I needed to make sure you guys are aware of what a great job you're doing and I will use this distro as long as I canregardless of the politics of the creators. I don't agree with your politics, but I respect your right to voice them and there is always a little bit of validity in everyone's political views. I think we all want the same things for this world, just have different approaches. Thanks guys for a great operating system and I thank you for the tremendous efforts involved to keep it running.[/u][/i][/b]
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In an attempt to sort out another problem I loaded 30k from scratch then upgraded to 40k alpha and now the troublesome bookmarks are missing!
Perhaps this is the answer?
Shame though because I needed some of them :-(
john maclean
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 2:28 pm
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To see a "tidy" or pretty list of all of your firefox bookmarks run
cat ~/.mozilla/firefox/o0tp3p70.Default\ User/bookmarks.html | grep http | cut -d"\"" -f2-3
but note that the "o0tp3p70.Default" part may change fom box to box or across installations. I say this cos I've reblagged a box and the "o0tp3p70.Default" has changed. Now I need to run
cat ~/.mozilla/firefox/fsme095m.default/bookmarks.html | grep http | cut -d"\"" -f2-3
to see a nice list of all of the boomarks. I guess that this method should work with most browsers out there. Remember that you can put this list of b-marks into a file like this
cat ~/.mozilla/firefox/fsme095m.default/bookmarks.html | grep http | cut -d"\"" -f2-3 > bookmarks.backup
BLAG 'em up!
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2005 3:49 am
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I decided to take jayeola's idea a step further and produced a version that figures out what your profile is called so you don't have to add it manually:
cat ~/.mozilla/firefox/`cat ~/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini |grep Path |sed -e 's/Path\=//g'`/bookmarks.html | grep http | cut -d"\"" -f2-3 | sed -e 's/\" ADD_DATE\=//g'
Plus, it fixes some weird ADD_DATE issue I had.
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john maclean
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 8:02 pm
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that's sooo cool :-)
BLAG 'em up!
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 9:47 pm
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Again, in the light of how this thread has spiraled downward into the cesspool, I think a bit of censorship would be necessary. Please remove this thread, it has become the cesspool of an otherwise wonderful sight representing a wonderful distro.
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 10:30 pm
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apteryx wrote:
Again, in the light of how this thread has spiraled downward into the cesspool, I think a bit of censorship would be necessary. Please remove this thread, it has become the cesspool of an otherwise wonderful sight representing a wonderful distro.
I think the thread originated from a cesspool. ;)
But... I'm not into "censorship". One troll won't kill us. ;)
Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 4:33 pm
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*grin* I kind of thought you would feel that way, and that is why I chose that word/gibe *grin*. I sort of knew you would decline to censor based on your 'scandelous' choice of links in firefox. ;)
Anyways, I truly am greatful for all the work you do, and if it means anything, I and many others are truly appreciative. Keep up the fine work. In the end, it DOES make a difference.
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Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 12:47 pm
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Anonymous wrote:
I installed it a few days ago, it is pretty nice. But then I went in firefox and opened the bookmarks one day (yes it took me several days to notice this), and saw all this 'Activism' crap.
Go to hell with all of your hypocritical whiny leftie/human rights/"our oppressive racist sexist society is so evil" bs. I am uninstalling it simply because I hate worthless snobbish politics nerds.
No one cares. Go screw yourself!
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wow what a thread this is. I guess I am the opposite of our guest threadstarter friend. I have used alot of different distros over the past 6 months and I find myself attracted to BLAG because of its political views. Honestly I am not much of a fedora fan but it appears that blag comes de-bloated. I have been working in a University computer lab for 3 years, the lab runs RedHat Enterprise, I got my first real linux experiece in this computer lab. Last summer I got an internship which meant I had a break from classes at school so I decided to try installing a linux on my laptop since I no longer needed to depend on it to get my homework done. I think I am now at the point where I can rely on linux to work for me when I need to do homework done.
I live in Raleigh, and attend NC State University. Red Hat's headquarters are on the campus. One time they had an open house and I went there and met one of the creators of gcc. Because of all the redhat people nearby I decided to start with FC3 and a couple livecd's. Since then I have tried slackware, arch, debian, ubuntu as well. I kept going back to debian because I enjoyed the way it worked and liked their opinions. I've been switching distros so much mainly because I'm constantly looking for something better, I am trying to produce some music and get into signal processing. Debain, slack, and redhat all have music production packages and so far I've had the most luck with debian's, I haven't tried mandrake's and don't intend to.
Lately I have been reading alot about anarchism and I am quite thrilled
to find a bunch of linux people who beleive in it. I think it a worthy cause to push for, but the people who want it are so highly misunderstood. It doesn't seem to fit into the right or left of liberal or conservative, it is like a synthesis of a bunch of different ideas. From what I have read so far about you bunch you favor self sufficiency and small government, which in America are traditional conservative ideals, at the same time you seem to favor individual rights, protecting the environment, and humane treatment to the less fortunate, stuff that liberals beleive in, then their is this 3rd radical part thrown in that wants the complete removal of hierarchial authority. So none of us are lefties or neo cons or any of that, it appears to me that you are a bunch of free thinkers who have formed your own opinion and I am glad to see that there is more than one of us out there.
I think alot of linux ppl beleive in these things but remain silent about it so that developers and users dont get scared away, I am glad you guys don't hide your ideals and can have passionate discussions like this. I have seen similar things happen around debian but they are much more devided and compromise alot more.
I am going to install BLAG on my laptop soon, and this time I am not going to bother adding nvidia drivers, sun's jdk, win32 codecs, or flash. I was previosly considering a dual boot arrangement to play some games, but I decided to just play nethack and freeciv and armagetron instead.
I would like to help the development effort as well, I can program in a bunch of different languages, write some docs, even do some lower level hardware type stuff, and I would really like to have some contributions to mention at job interviews and stuff, so far most of my experience has come from school. At the moment my job is writing tcl scripts for a web app that gets sold to telco's.
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 5:57 pm
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I really like what you have to say, but what REALLY caught my attention is this:
UnWorldly wrote:
I would like to help the development effort as well, I can program in a bunch of different languages, write some docs, even do some lower level hardware type stuff
We're on irc.indymedia.org #blag. Stop by sometime. That's mostly where we coordinate building things.
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 10:56 pm
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Six pages of posts because of one troll ... priceless ...
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 2:17 am
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garp wrote:
Six pages of posts because of one troll ... priceless ...
Yes, but there was plenty of followups both from others and the troll himself, plus tons of after-commentary and completely off-topic posting.
--Stephen Clement
E-mail me at s.clement@localhost (replace localhost with sympatico.ca) or stevo32@localhost (replace localhost with blagblagblag.org).
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 3:46 am
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ah, but that truly is the beauty of it all! ;)
everyone just wants to be heard, even if they are saying nothing at all.
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The mighty introduction somehow emerges with its full stature, even though many elements have to be transposed up or down an octave in order for all the lines to fit within the mortal compass of the hand. If the spirit of the dance informs Beethoven's Vivace it becomes quite a high-kicking affair in Liszt's arrangement where the leap is the predominant step, to such an extent that one often seems to be playing in three different registers of the piano at once, especially in the coda.
As with so many of the slow movements, Liszt's version of the Allegretto is a masterpiece of the transcriber's art. In every variant of the melody after the countermelody has joined in there are at least two disparate things which must be managed by the right hand, whilst everything else must somehow be reached by the left. And although Liszt has to resort to octave transpositions from time to time he does a marvellous job of keeping everything going, even in the treacherous fugato.
Whether or not one attempts the ossia passages, the Scherzo remains a prodigious piece of pyrotechnics—just as it is for the orchestra. These alternatives come at every bar where Beethoven has a trill in the original. Liszt begins the trill and ends with an arpeggiated Nachschlag which spirits the line to the upper octave for each answering bar. The resulting colours are well worth the effort, even though the nine consecutive trills at the end of the Scherzo are not for the faint-hearted. The repeat from bar 148 back to bar 25 is respected by Liszt, if not by many a contemporary conductor.
One of the greatest alterations between the two versions of Liszt's transcription concerns the Trio, which is given very grandly in the first version but approached with a much simpler attitude in the present version, even leaving out Beethoven's octave doublings until the fortissimo shortly before the Scherzo and Trio are repeated entire (save the ritornelli).
The finale, like the first movement, requires a good deal of stamina but manages to convey just the right rumbustious atmosphere. The few proposed simpler alternatives are of so little respite in the face of the general order of things that they are best ignored, as here.
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