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Hold Up Art Gallery Presents: Eddie Colla. Hugh Leeman and V Young D "Epilogue" (Los Angeles, CA)
Posted on August 30, 2012
The Bay Area's most prolific vandals, Eddie Colla, D Young V, and Hugh Leeman create a fully immersive installation inspired by America's gun loving culture, its corporate behemoths, and a financial meltdown. Reclaimed billboards, fire stencils, carbon soot emissions, and hand painted assault rifles take the place of canvas and oil paint at this timely Los Angeles exhibit. Know more, see here epiloguela.com "Epilogue" opens Saturday, September 8th at Hold Up Art Gallery in downtown Los Angeles, 2 blocks south of the Geffen Contemporary MOCA, 358 E. 2nd St.
Show opening Saturday September 8th, 7p.m. PST
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The finalists compete one last time to see who will claim the winning prize of $250,000 and a Head Chef position at BLT Steak at Bally's Las Vegas.
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The remaining chefs must prepare a steak dish for special guest judge, executive chef Ari Rosenson from CUT by Wolfgang Puck in Beverly Hills.
After receiving their coveted black jackets, the remaining chefs will prepare a high school lunch dish, with the teenagers serving as the judges.
After a surprise visit from their loved ones, the remaining six chefs are quickly thrown into a challenge in which they must properly execute Chef Ramsay's Branzino dish. During the challenge, the chefs will be forced to wear a straitjacket while instructing their loved ones on how to successfully complete the signature dish.
Chef Ramsay puts together a blind taste test challenge, in which each chef must identify different ice cream flavors.
This week, Chef Ramsay wastes no time, quickly throwing the remaining chefs into a challenge that will be a test of teamwork, creativity and communication.
After last week's shocking elimination, Chef Ramsay invites the contestants to participate in a breakfast challenge.
After two contestants swap teams, Chef Ramsay startles the cooks by inviting a furry friend to the dining room – Jack, a 12-year-old American bison.
Chef Ramsay surprises the contestants with a rockin' performance from Grammy Award-winning guitarist Steve Vai, to illustrate the similarities between musicians and cooks in their ability to make magic with just one instrument.
Love is in the air when Chef Ramsay invites special guest and former HELL'S KITCHEN sous chef Andi into the kitchen for the next team challenge.
After the most intense and disappointing dinner service yet, the blue team welcomes a new member and Chef Ramsay invites the contestants to participate in a grocery spelling challenge.
Working in pairs, the contestants must create three main dishes, each with a different holiday theme: 4th of July, Cinco de Mayo and Mardi Gras.
Chef Ramsay starts at the quack of dawn, as he challenges contestants to a rubber duck hunt to determine what ingredients they will use with duck in the next team challenge.
After the contestants struggle to work together during opening night in the dining room, Chef Ramsay presents the red and blue teams with a communication challenge.
Chef Gordon Ramsay puts both teams to the test when they are challenged to produce more shrimp dumplings than their opposing team in just 20 minutes.
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Sorry, this may seem similar to an earlier question but I am still a little confused. Here is the same code I am using as an example:
type Pig = String
type Lion = String
type Feed = [(Char,Char)]
type Visitors = [(Char,Char)]
type Costs = (Int,Int,Int)
data AnimalHome = Farm Pig Pig Pig Feed | Zoo Lion Lion Lion Feed Visitors
orders :: Char -> AnimalHome -> Costs -> Char
orders stuff (Farm p1 p2 p3 feed) (cost1,cost2,cost3) = some code here
But this time I want to execute different functions if the costs are different i.e. (1,3,9) executes a different equation to (0,0,16) etc.