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Courtesy of Eli Klein Gallery, New York City. From the exhibit "Hot Pot: A Taste of Contemporary Chinese Art" on display at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center March 16 - June 23, 2013. For more information, visit www.brattleboromuseum.org.
Puscifer
at The Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
June 12, 2022
All photos © Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com
Existential poem by the aspiring poet Peter Menkin, workshopped on Academy of American Poets site (Poets.org) in 2008, written around 2000.
A set inspired by Sartre's existential conclusion that the consequence of God's nonexistence leads to an ongoing experience of anguish, forlornness, and despair.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
Panasonic Lumix G Vario 20mm/1.7
1/50 sec. at f/13, ISO 160
April 2011
Full Sail Brewing Company - Hood River, Oregon USA
Altbier (ABV 5.1%) (IBU 43)
[Suggested Glassware: Kölsch/Altbier Glass]
Rating: 3.7/5.0
Aroma: 7/10
Appearance: 4/5
Taste: 8/10
Palate: 3/5
Overall: 14/20
The pour was a clear caramel brown with a large (2-3 finger) off white pillowy head that was mostly lasting, finally receding to a large cap with excellent streaky lacing.
The aroma was nice and enticing with a toasted sweet grain malt, light floral hops and a mild doughy yeast and had hints of caramel, honey and a slight fruity ester.
The taste was good and malty with a nice caramel sweetness in the beginning, and then took on a mild fruity hoppiness with a slight bitterness creeping in at the end. The flavor hung on for a good duration proceeding the swallow with a mild citrus peel bitterness lingering for a little while longer.
Mouthfeel was a few steps above light in body with a smooth creamy texture and a somewhat mild carbonation.
Overall probably the best Altbier I have tasted to date, it was malty-sweet with a good hoppiness and a great drinkability. There is not much more one could ask for within this style...
Sampled: 9/27/2012
can anyone id these little suckers... ? my girlfriend found these on a night dive under st leonards pier
Due to the state of repair of the sign, I wonder if the guy on the right is not just being depicted as falling through the ice, but is actually falling out of the sign itself.
*yeah, I'm guilty of misusing "existential", but at the moment I can't think of the right word, so it will have to do.
Stopped by a fave spot last evening near sunset, calm water, the gulls in a quiet mood. One of them yawning. Nice evening! : )
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Brewery: New Holland Brewing Company
Holland, MI, USA
Web site: newhollandbrew.com/corp/beer/high_gravity
Beer style: Imperial IPA (Double IPA, IIPA)
Alcohol (by volume): 10.5%
Tasted at: home
The existential zoo is a retreat for those who believe that it is time to abandon LA. They have a fear of traffic lights always looking to the left and the right. Look at that man trapped in his car on a journey to some distant star. Look at that man falling out of the sky. Maybe he thinks that he can fly. There's a candle in front of wilted flowers and a picture of a dead Mexican kid. Let us use this dim light to disciver all the tragedies that have been hid. Walking alone under empty blue skies I don't like the way the land seems to lie. It's tilted a little to one side.
In case you forgot or didn't realize, Jack originally worked at the Ginna nuclear power plant although it's hard to imagine what he could have been doing there. It had a lasting effect on him.
Tales of Amnesia - an American comic book playing out existential Indian drama. A series of 21 prints.
the photograph shows just a detail of the full image.
- my photographs are far from perfect. I could not avoid the reflections in the framed images... still, it is a miracle that Saatchi allows freely to photograph the exhibits. I love this place. It's very hip, free, there are no silly attendants harassing you, no ropes in front of exhibits, no bariers (the walls have no skirtings too) and they are not afraid of submerging one of the rooms with the used sump oil!
Not the greatest photo I've ever taken, but not the worst. It was a struggle to produce something today, I had a bad night last night and I don't feel that great today.
I think I might have had enough of Derby, it's feeling less and less like home, and more like a place just full of bad memories.
Thanks to you lovely people that were attempting to cheer me up last night, you did and you're awesome. You know who you are x