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It was a memorable evening with excellent food, superb service, attention to details and an excellent wine and champagne list. The focus is on the food and not so much on the "show". The ingredients were seasonal and the combinations of tastes, colors and texture were remarkable. Each dish had a surprising detail and we were always wondering what the next - positive - surprise would be. The only disappointment was one of the deserts which was not quiet as tasty and elegant as the other dishes of the menu. You pay for what you get. We left the restaurant with 1200$ bill for two. That included excellent vintage champagne and one of the more expensive choices of excellent caviar. Next to Alinea the best place we have dinned at in Chicago.
I don't think I can do it justice, but... I planned a special dinner at Tru to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday. When we arrived, we were given menus, that upon closer examination, were custom-printed with "Happy 50th Birthday Jon". It was a wonderful, personal touch that set the evening off beautifully! (Of course, we got to keep the menus!) We ordered the 14 course Tru Experience--go big or go home--and started off with caviar & also enjoyed the wine pairing. This was some of the most beautiful food we've ever seen & every bite was heaven. An unforgettable evening!
We enjoyed our night and we were thankful for a wonderful waitress who understood we were not the best candidates for the full 14 course, 4-5 hour experience. We chose the 7 course option and added a caviar course which took a little under 3 hours. It is wonderful that they offer this option. The food was very good but it would not bring us running back. Having experienced NEXT, ELIDEA, and Alenia, TRU is good but not the best Chicago has to offer.
The food presentation and style changed from the last time I was there 4 years ago. Now ,although the food was good they added bells and whistles such as liquid nitrogen processed food. .Not my cup of tea. I like small portions which they had. Some of the larger portions could be smaller. Great sommelier and wine list.
It was a perfect experience in every way. Top-notch dining with food and service that far exceed expectations.
Great service, food is good but certainly not worth $500, for a party of 2.
An incredible dining experence. My very favorite place to dine in Chicago. Remarkable creative. Impeccable service.
Fabulous presentation and food. A real gem for special occasions. Über expensive
The food was innovative, flavourful and beautifully presented without being overly dependent on the mainstay of many menus today - foams, gels, powders. The wine list is broad with depth in French offerings but the list of Champagne and sparkling wines and New World wines offers selection at reasonable price points. Service was attentive, unintrusive and well paced for a tasting menu with adequate time between courses. The dining room is very attractive if your tastes run to a minimal, modern room and the tables are sufficiently wide spaced that you can have conversation without being overheard or having to compete with the ambient music. An excellent dining experience.
We had the wine pairings with the 13 course meal. It was a pleasure. The food and service were excellent. 3 1/2 hours went by quickly. Explanations of the food and wine enhanced the dining experience. The presentation of each dish was beautifully done with some very creative touches. The entire staff was attentive, professional and knowledgeable. The music was annoying at first, but we didn't notice it as the meal progressed. If you want to experience a spectacular meal in Chicago, Tru is a must. MP Cherry Hill, NJ
Quite a unique space where nothing competes with the food. Each course with it's own stage showing off the skills and creativity of Chef Anthony Martin and his staff. Highlights were Caviar, Blond Morel Royal, Veal loin, and the Epoisses with herb salad with the presentations in harmony with the quality of ingredients. All accompanied by great service of Mayan and her team on the floor. As good a list of Burgundies I've seen in the states in a while. It's always nice finding Rousseau on the list!
The food was excellent and service outstanding. Very friendly, helpful, knowledgeable staff. We were early and able to sit right away with no issues. The preset menu was great. We considered the Wine pairing but when advised that it was mostly white we opted for a bottle. We were very happy the waiter informed us of the white wine as we typically do not go for white. The setting was very quiet and romantic. Defiantly a must visit for dining in Chicago
Tru is lovely and the service is impeccable. Is it for every night? No, not unless you are extremely wealthy. We decided to treat ourselves on the occasion of my partner's birthday and me starting a new job. It was about $570 after tip. Now I'm motivated even more to succeed at my new job so I can come back! ;) Service was amazing, food delicious and inventive.
Tru had been on our restaurant list for awhile so we went to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. Lovely evening and even got a tour of the kitchen at the end. Service was wonderful and we had customized menus celebrating our occasion. Great wine and very interesting presentation of the food.
I had the 13-course tasting menu at TRU and overall really enjoyed it. Some of my favorite courses were the passionate marshmallow dessert, cool as a cucumber with caviar, Scottish salmon and yellow corn royal. I like Tru better than L2O and don't understand why it only has one Michelin star. On a weekday the dining room was less than half full the entire night and the lounge outside was completely empty. Service was excellent, always present but never hovering. I liked that they didn't push us to have wine pairings either, but helped us select a few glasses. Only a couple things were really off - the macarons in the mignardise tower were dry and crunchy and the veal was a little too chewy. The Epoisses cheese course was boring too.
Our 2nd annual Anniversary dinner at Tru. This year was as outstanding as last year. We are fortunate to have such a fine dining experience in Chicago. Everything was perfect !!!
The food was beautiful and tasty, I think. Portions could be two bite sizes larger. Don't go starving. Service and presentation was outstanding.
after the closure of Ambria and Charlie Trotter's have been on a search for a replacement. This place has been around for a long time, finally decided to try it. It would have been great if the 13 courses had some link to them (other than 3 of the courses being served on wood) other than beautiful presentations that left us wondering, where in the world do you find such petite veggies, herbs and tenderloins? This was another one of those dining experiences where the chef has too much time on his hands to come up with combinations of ingredients rather than what works and has way to many assistants in the kitchen with great knife skills. Won't be back again.
The food is exceptional, worthy of any praise it receives. I would go so far as to say it was flawless, beautiful execution. The service is beyond reproach-- absolute perfection. A "must-do" dining experience.
My wife and I have eaten at exceptional restaurants all around the world. On September 14th, 2013, we had the best dining experience of our lives. I have very rarely been so inspired by a restaurant that I was motivated to write a review. You will spend a little money at Tru but it is worth every hundred. ALL of the 13 courses we had were amazing. In every dish, each ingredient was appropriately presented bringing together taste and texture combinations that were nothing short of impressive. The service was flawless. The wine pairings were perfect. Go to Tru. You won't be disappointed. Again, this was the best meal we've ever had.
Your reviewers are correct the portions are too small and not having the bread service seems a bit cheap. Overall we enjoyed our meal very much and wished there was more. We had the five course menu and my husband left hungry.
There was not one dish that was less than wonderful. Once of the very best restaurants in Chicago!
The Tru staff was outstanding. It is obvious they take pride in their work and enjoy it too. Everyone who took care of me made me feel special and like I was a regular. Our seating was great too! I do not live in Chicago but visit often and try to make Tru a part of my visit.
Food is the focus and is prepared superbly. Seven courses are very adequate to satisfy.
Very elegant setting with absolutely stunning service. The wine list & pairings were exquisite. We enjoyed the food, however they did lack the creativity that some Chicago tasting menus have.
We loved the food and presentation! Each course was a delight although we preferred the cold courses over the hot dishes. All in all it was a wonderful dining experience and the perfect place to celebrate a special occasion!
My wife and I finally made it to Tru. The museum feel is classy and modern, and the artwork is truly sensational. However, it is a bit quiet and stuffy. The food was great, although there wasn't a dish that made it truly memorable. The experience itself was memorable. Our server did seem distracted and we never bonded like we have with other places. Overall, it was an experience, but one that I doubt we will repeat. Times are changing and my taste is too. I think I prefer more comfortable, music enriched restaurants these days.
An exceptional meal with attention to every detail from the pre dinner cocktail to the beautiful seating in the dining room with explanations of every course. We selected the 7 course experience with wine pairing and it was exquisite. We savored every bite of every course, including the extra cheese course. Unobtrusive but well orchestrated attentive service team. A memorable evening !
Great dinner, wonderful food and the best service imaginable. Worth every penny.
From start to finish, we felt very lucky indeed to be able to dine at Tru. We've heard a lot from our fellow foodies about this restaurant - it was the first reservation we sought when we knew we were traveling to Chicago. They were competing against a Bears home game, so it was a relatively quiet evening. The food was impeccably served, and the presentations were fun and somewhat innovative, particularly the pork belly with chambered smoke consomme. Jennifer Tietz is the sommelier, and she had some outstanding pairings. We were particularly impressed with the sake paired with the "Cool as a Cucumber" dish, as well as the brachetto with the wild berries dessert. The price was worth it - superb throughout.
My mother and I had the most amazing birthday dinner. We have a yearly tradition to eat at a restaurant we splurge at and enjoy the amazing talents of the chef. We were not disappointed. Every course we beautifully presented and tasted even better.
Great for a special occasion. I have dined at L2O and comparatively speaking, the food was better at L2O, but the price was also higher. The wine and the sommeleir were wonderful. He was very personable, which was great. The decor was very sparse, leaving a cold feeling.
Many taste treats with exceptional presentations. Tha service is superb.
Great experience. Some dishes were outstanding others ok, Japanese would call this a French American kaiseki.
One of the very best dining experiences that we have enjoyed in North America. Our tasting experience was right up there with the very best French restaurants in Paris. Outstanding taste and presentation. The foie gras was fabulous.
Took a group from a conference and it was a phenomenal evening. The wine pairings were great, tried new things, loved the explanations of how and why things were paired together. Everyone had a blast - would absolutely recommend TRU and will make a beeline over there the next time I'm in Chicago. Just awesome - food was delicious.
Service was excellent as was the food. The tasting menu had great choices and the wine pairings were superb. Would recommend this restaurant.
Absolutey wonderful. A special place for a special occasion. Steve.Durhslag
We had an awesome experience at Tru. It really is a rare occasion when everything comes together...service, wine list and food were all impeccable. I'm not a big fan of stand-offish servers however. While the services was crazy good, the servers don't engage with the customer. I like to chat with them, get to know them a little. That won't happen at Tru. They do their job (very well) but thats it. Don't expect to chat them up.
Good creatively and perfectly prepared. Service is the most exceptional I've experienced at any restaurant I've been at including Robuchon and French Laundry. Well done.
We went to Tru to celebrate our 20th anniversary. Hadn't been there since their first year. Amazing experience! If anything, it was better than I remembered. Wait staff was superb. Highly recommended.
The meal I had at Tru was one of the best dining experiences I have ever had. The service was excellent with an attentive staff which was not overbearing. There was not one course I did not love. I have dined at many fine restaurants and this is among the best I have ever been to. I look forward to returning to Tru in the future.
Each course was not only a piece of art, but builds the taste sensation. Some reviews made it seem like you'll leave hungry, but I thought the servings were just right. Excellent venue for that special occasion. Recommend the wine pairing.
It was a truly amazing experience. The food requires a developed palette, but is very very good. The service was great. It is fancy and worth the money.
Title says it all... Service was more than wonderful, attention to our personal menu needs/desires never questioned and responded to much to our delicious delight. We will surely return!
A truly memorable experience! The Foie & tartar stole the show :)
We go to restaurants like this ones a year with our grown up kids. Dinner takes 3 to 4 hours and you are pampered like kings. It gives you time to relax, talk and lough in a wonderful environment. We took a tour of the kitchen and it is amazing.
In town for a conference is sufficient reason to visit a few restaurants. Been here before, so worth a revisit, the same pertains. Great evening out
This was our second trip to Tru. Both my husband and I love creative food and the 3-4 hour tasting menu experience. However, this time the wait staff seemed a bit stuffy. Particularly the young lady doing the wine paring and presentation. She was not engaging whatsoever and she just poured the wine with the briefest of description and left. More disappointing was that of 11 courses offered only one course had a red wine. At least 3 courses had wines paired that we just did not think paired well at all. This has never happened to us at a fine dining restaurant such as Tru. For a meal that costs $850 (for 2 people) before tip I expect the wine pairing to be spot on and the staff pouring the wine to be friendly.
My sister and I took each other to Tru to celebrate our birthdays. We chose the mini-fixed price dinner which had seven courses. Though the portions are small, the flavors and presentation were superb and we felt that we had enough to satisfy. The wine list was endless and the sommelier assisted us in making selections which we made by the glass since our tastes in wine are very different. They brought us a dessert with a candle for our birthday celebration - a very nice touch. The service was outstanding and the pacing of the meal was perfect. All in all, it was a lovely dining experience!


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Posted: Tue Aug 17th, 2010 11:20 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
I'm thinking Kentucky...I'll admit it...I've read very little about the war there, but I've heard Perryville is nicely preserved. I'll probably go there the second week in October. Any suggestions on other places to visit, Fall scenery, etc? |
Posted: Wed Aug 18th, 2010 03:40 pm |
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Old North State Member
Richmond is well worth a visit also! ____________________ "While we live we will cherish, protect and defend her." |
Posted: Wed Aug 18th, 2010 05:04 pm |
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j harold 587 Member
You should schedule a day at Bardstown. IMHO one of the best ACW museums of the western theater for original items displayed as groupings by who owned the items. I was not impressed with the women of the ACW museum but have heard that it has improved considerably. You may also want to catch the Steven Foster My old Kentucky home for a tour of a well done Kentucky mansion, and a musical featuring his songs. Perryville is a well preserved state owned field. It also has a nice small museum which focuses on recollections of local residents prior to and following the battle. The Lincoln's Birth site and Knob Creek farm are also very close to Bards town. |
Posted: Thu Aug 19th, 2010 12:26 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
Richmond...check. Bardstown...check. |
Posted: Tue Aug 24th, 2010 03:11 am |
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The civil War Chat room group went to Bardstown as headquarters and then did Perryville , up to Lexington to see The Todd house , and some of us went to Richmond. That is Richmond Kentucky . It was a great trip . Some of us on the way home went to Mill Springs where Zollicoffer was killed and Cumberland Gap. Blue and Gray has a magazine on both Perryville and Richmond. The Richmond one was brand new when we last year. The are several other places to visit in the area. would be a great trip. The Stephen Foster place is hoaky . I skipped the house tour and wish I had skipped the musical. Waste of money as far as I was concerned. Friends that went to Bardstown later went into the home and turned around and left . There is an inn in the town square area that is an old old inn and the food is wonderful. Oh and not too far away also is Hodgenville and the cabin in the shrine where Lincoln was born. Not the real cabin they have found out since the shrine was built but worth the trip. Tebb's Bend is around there too. Where Morgan did some raiding on July 4, 1963. Does this help Captain ? Susan |
Posted: Tue Aug 24th, 2010 10:16 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
LOL! Yes that should fill my plate nicely Susan...those Blue and Gray mags are awesome...I actually used one in Mississippi to get my self un-lost while looking for Champion's Hill. |
Posted: Thu Nov 11th, 2010 10:52 pm |
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Barlow Member
Hello all, do you have your 2011 CW Trip plans for 2011 yet? I am thinking that 2011 will bring a Gettysburg, Monacacy, Harper's Ferry, Antietam trip in either May or June? I would sure like to hear from Pam, Capt Crow and Ole |
Posted: Sat Nov 13th, 2010 01:17 am |
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pamc153PA Member
Hey Barlow, The only sure thing so far is that I'll be going to Gettysburg for my usual week in July 2011, and probably a bunch of day trips our there, too. Depending on how things go, I might also try to talk either my husband or a friend of mine into Fredericksburg /Chancellorsville (haven't been there for about five years; I wonder if there's anything left?) and Antietam. I have a feeling our big trip will be definitely not CW this summer, but Disney: Disney World in June. Pam |
Posted: Sat Nov 13th, 2010 06:25 pm |
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9Bama Member
My 2011 plans will be infuenced 100% by my wife's health. did not get a 2010 trip, may not get a '11 trip either. |
Posted: Sun Nov 14th, 2010 07:29 pm |
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Basiliximab Member
I have the dates pretty much planned out, just not the exact locations. I'm planning for a week in early May to Gettysburg and the Fredericksburg/Chancellorsville area; perhaps I'll try to fit Antietam in there since it's not too incredibly far. Just returned from a trip to Gettysburg in October; didn't expect to like it as much as I did (expected it to be too "touristy"). I'll definitely be going back there frequently (like to avoid the touristy times as much as possible. The weather was kind of "bad" when I was there [rainy/cool]. But I loved it! I'm hoping it kept the crowds down). In October I also went to Fredericksburg/Chancellorsville, and I thought there was a fair amount left (Chancellorsville moreso than Fredericksburg, but then I spent more time in C. and hurried through F--that's why I'm definitely going to have to go back and take more time there). The last time I was in the area was about 15 years ago (and I don't remember it too well since I was with others who weren't much into it as I am), so I'm not sure if is really different or anything. This time I went by myself; I was kind of thinking I might feel "alone" or something--but I didn't feel that way at all. Actually I was glad not to have anyone else there; it was the best vacation yet! |
Posted: Wed Nov 17th, 2010 11:28 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
I take all my trips alone...I get more in the moment when I'm not constantly distracted...plus I'm kind of a hermit at heart any way LOL! |
Posted: Thu Nov 18th, 2010 07:27 am |
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ole Member
2011. June. We'll take off and stop at Shiloh. Then we'll go to Charleston and Savannah. After those specifics, I'll try to sneak in some stops I'd like. Other than that, no telling what we might do. Might even come back through Virginia. We have the fortunate proclivity in that we actually like each other. We can drive for hours and hours and not run out of things to talk about. But the ultimate point is Charleston. I haven't yet told her that Sumter will be on my list. And I'll need to see where the Swamp Angel was stationed. For that, I'll have to walk the walk and talk the talk in the old town. Most of y'all who've been married a long time know what I'm saying. It will be fun. |
Posted: Mon Dec 13th, 2010 09:51 pm |
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BHR62 Member
I'm pretty new to this site. I'm a big Civil War buff and was talking good natured smack about the war with a friend of mine from Alabama and he gave me this link. I am planning on hitting the Civil War tour trail hard in 2011. I've been to Shiloh, Ft Donelson, Chattanooga, and Vicksburg when I was little. Last year on travel I realized Manassas was 15 mins from my hotel and went down and checked it out. So now I'm making big plans for next year. Captain Crow did you get to see Perryville? I had planned on hitting that battlefield last October but it didn't pan out. |
Posted: Fri Dec 17th, 2010 10:19 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
My Kentucky trip was postponed due to some personal issues that had to be dealt with. I did get to take a long weekend in NW Arkansas as a consolation trip. I saw Prairie Grove and Pea Ridge...unfortunately I didn't get there early enough so most of my pics are shot with mid-day sun blazing away. Oh well maybe next year lol. |
Posted: Fri Dec 17th, 2010 10:21 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
Here are the links to my pics for those interested. http://s195.photobucket.com/albums/z116/jackrox_2007/Pea%20Ridge%202010/ http://s195.photobucket.com/albums/z116/jackrox_2007/Prairie%20Grove%202010/ |
Posted: Sat Dec 25th, 2010 02:38 am |
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BHR62 Member
Thanks for sharing those pics Captain. I love seeing the different battlefields. I'm planning on a big Civil War tour next year of Tennessee and perhaps Virginia. Last edited on Sat Dec 25th, 2010 02:41 am by BHR62 |
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I slipped away from the control board in time to hear the Christian McBride Trio and Wynton Marsalis Quintet at Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood on Monday. Both sounded great, and it was a real treat to get a first glimpse of McBride's new trio with pianist Christian Sands and drummer Ulysses Owens, Jr. (You can get a first taste of them on CD via Owens' outstanding Criss Cross Jazz release, Unanimous, which I've been playing heavily in Jazz a la Mode this year; the set's divided between trio and sextet tracks, the latter featuring trumpeter Nicholas Payton. Mack Avenue is releasing a trio set under McBride's name this fall.) On stage, and on record, the trio takes its cues mainly from the Oscar Peterson Trio. Bassist McBride has long been the Ray Brown of the Young Lions, a gang he chided himself for being too old to represent anymore, but Sands and Owens are among the most impressive of today's pride, and Sands, who attended Jazz in July at UMass for several years and was mentored by Billy Taylor, sparkles at the keyboard.
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Marsalis may have had the comedienne in mind when he played "Goodbye" early in his set; whatever the motivation, the 50-year-old trumpeter remains a compelling ballad player. Wynton recorded Gordon Jenkins's haunting theme over 25 years ago, but this was the first time I've heard him play it in concert since then, and it was a highlight of Monday's concert. He opened with an unannounced original that echoed his late '90's Ellingtonian-flavored suite, "Big Train," but this long work's frequent shifts in tempo reminded me more of automobile traffic in Midtown and brought to mind memories of Piet Mondrian's "Broadway Boogie Woogie" and the sounds of Raymond Scott's "Powerhouse."
For his encore, Marsalis recalled how another show biz legend, Pearl Bailey, did him a solid early in his career and told him to remember her example when he became established. Wynton, of course, has repaid Pearl and his other mentors many times over by offering his time, advice, and encouragement to promising players around the world. On Monday, he said the best gift a jazz performer could give or get was to improvise with other musicians, whereupon he invited McBride, Sands and Owens to join his quintet for a rousing finale that included "Cherokee."
(Wynton's Quintet: Walter Blanding, drummer Ali Jackson, Jr., pianist Dan Nimmer, Marsalis, bassist Carlos Henriquez)
You've probably figured out by now that the Boston Symphony Orchestra has quietly abandoned its annual Labor Day weekend jazz festival at Tanglewood, which is puzzling given the substantial crowds that turned out for it every year, and the celebratory air it fostered at summer's end. I inquired of the BSO's press office earlier this summer about the fest's demise but haven't heard anything official in reply. Here's what Charles Giuliano speculated at Berkshire Fine Arts.
Given the demise of the festival and the recent decrease in jazz programing at WGBH, we've now seen two major Boston institutions with long legacies as custodians of classical music making decisions that adversely affect the availabilty of jazz to radio listeners and concertgoers in New England. With the exception of Marsalis's Jazz at Lincoln Center, jazz has yet to establish a culture of its own with the means of endowing enterprises comparable to the BSO and WGBH, and that leaves the music as vulnerable as ever to the vagaries of commerce, shifting tastes, and the whims of presenters. In light of this, Monday's concert, and this Sunday's appearance by Chick Corea and Gary Burton at Tanglewood, raises one's hope that jazz will be discreetly included in the BSO's summer programs for years to come. If it continues to book artists of this caliber, and jazz develops a few more desperately needed marquee players , the music, however diminished from the scale of the former festival, should maintain a foothold in Lenox.
Speaking of Corea and Burton, the latest example of their mutual inspiration is a beautiful new set entitled Hot House, which you'll hear plenty of in Jazz a la Mode this Fall. They'll be at UMass on October 20, and I'll be hosting a Listening Party a few weeks before the concert on October 1. Check with the Fine Arts Center for details and reservations.
Here's Wynton, back when he was the de facto leader of the Young Lions, with Marcus Roberts, Robert Hurst, and Jeff "Tain" Watts, in a 1987 performance of "Goodbye."
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Nice take on the concert, Tom. What a thrilling night, it was.
While it's nice to see the BSO incorporating jazz in the high season (albeit on off nights), this "safe" programming is a far cry from the festive (sorry) air that the festival wrought. Discoveries in the jazz cafe', films and panels, and a wide range of concerts made the Tanglewood Jazz Festival a small jewel. Too small for the BSO, apparently; Train will certainly outdraw the festival. It's all about the gate.


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Callen, which is similar to Callan, is in the 500's. I wouldn't be surprised to see both spellings get more popular.
I like Nolan the best with Grace. Callen/Callan sounds more trendy than Nolan does. I wouldn't consider Nolan to be trendy as it's been in the top 500 since 1980 and in the top 1,000 all but one year since the list has been out.** The opinions expressed above are not meant to be reflective of Nameberry as a whole but are my opinion and mine alone. **
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Seoul Baekje Museum to open next week
Seoul's new museum featuring the history and culture of the ancient Baekje Kingdom (18 BC-668 AD) will open to the public at Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, southern Seoul, on Monday, the city announced Wednesday.
The Seoul Baekje Museum will display a collection of 42,311 relics not only from the Baekje Kingdom but also from the Goguryeo, Silla and other kingdoms that occupied the Han River basin. Seoul was the capital of the Baekje Dynasty for about 500 years until 475 AD, when it moved its capital to Gongju, South Chungcheong Province, 162 kilometers south of Seoul. The five-story museum, including three basements, has a total floor space of 19,400 square meters on a 14,00 square meter lot. The exterior of the museum is designed in the shape of a sailing vessel to signify the maritime power of the ancient kingdom and set off by the background of the nearby Mongchon Toseong, an earthen fortress built during the Baekje era. The kingdom developed its national power mainly by trading with China and Japan via the Han River and the Yellow Sea. To commemorate its opening, the museum will hold a free special exhibition titled "Baekje's Elegance: Costume and Ornament" from Monday through Sept. 14. More than 100 ancient textile items, costumes and ornaments from the period will be displayed. The museum is also equipped with an electronic library and will provide various cultural and educational programs. For more information, visit the museum Web site at http://baekjemuseum.seoul.go.kr or call 02-2152-5800. (Yonhap) |


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There are spirits that haunt the young man, as to what reason I do not know. Only he would. There is a great power around you young one. Both gifts yet some might call a curse. Use them wisely and you can grow to be great in power and knowledge. She nods to them. Now what have you come to ask a witch like myself?
I'd just like to mention that I responded to Griswold. Just wanted to make sure you were aware of that; I have no problems with a response being delayed, but it also could have simply been overlooked.
"what do you know of the evil that has come here?"
The man looked up, aye...that night was a cold bad night. I remember it so clearly. I has finished working in the forge late at night making a weapon fit to deliver to the Prince. It was my finest work yet and with it nearing his birthday I was to travel and deliver it. There was some sounds a little outside of town. Several men arrived in dark cloaks on horses. They cut down several men were they stood before entering in the cathedral. Shortly after that I entered shortly after that to see what I could find. I went down the four floors that we have and when I got close to the catacombs I heard some dark demonic chanting as thought they were trying to summon something. I went deeper against my better judgement. There was one that seemed to be dictating the others on what to do. he seemed like a powerful mage. I ran back as fast as I could not thinking that they would cause hell to break loose. Also I would thank Ye greatly if it is found. Griswold replies.
Ah, yes the evil that lurks with-in. It has been caused by some powerful mages from what I can tell. The dark magic that lingers in this town has risen over time, it is obvious that there was something here to begin with that would call them to unleash their leader. They would need some host to call upon one of the great evils...Diablo Lord of Terror. It seems that he is coming from the depths of this place and when he breaks out all hell will break loose and Tristram will be lost forever. Unless someone can stop it and host the Lord of Terror in his or her Body. The witch has obviously been well versed in the dark arts over the years of using magic.
The leather-clad man's eyes grow wide and whatever small amount of color he had in his cheeks pales away. He opens his mouth to say something, but can't make a sound. Turning his head, he glances back at the tavern. Don't even bother. There's not enough booze in this whole damn town for this one.
Looking back to the blacksmith, he smiles weakly, mutters a quick thanks, does an about-face, walks right up to the fountain (filled with foul-looking and -smelling water), and dunks his head. Submerged, nobody can see the look of abject horror on his face or hear his hollered epithets, curses, and panicked, terrified screams. The only indication of his outburst is a violent bubbling of the water that lasts for several seconds. Finally, the man pulls his head out and leans casually against the fountain. Water streams down his face, soaking his clothes, and he shivers violently as another breeze picks up, feeling all the more frigid for being wet. Sighing deeply, he uses his cloak to towel himself off a bit. Leaning his back against the fountain again, the dampened raven ruffles his feathers and gazes at the moon.
S@%@! S*!$shitshitshitshit! S++&shitshit s&!~shit!
Cloaks? Check. Chanting? Check. Creepy underground locale? Check. That's all the confirmation I need. Only problem is, it sounds like this is the work of a cabal, not one lone mage. And that's a really, really big problem.
To understand the magnitude of the problem that a cabal poses, there are some things about magic that you need to understand. Firstly, magic is powerful. One mage on his own can rain down fire from the sky, open the ground underneath you, summon a demon, and teleport far, far away. And he can do this in a span of about a minute. But that's fine; you can subdue a mage, and then he can't do anything. But a group of mages working together can be much more effective at defending themselves, even ignoring all of the extra firepower. You take one down, three more are throwing lightning at you, creating ethereal cages to trap you, and healing the one you just took down, all at the same time. Aside from that, mages working in tandem can perform feats of magic that can completely rupture the fabric of existence. Two mages casting individually can produce two demons. Two mages cooperatively performing a ritual can summon a single, reasonably powerful demon. I'm not talking imps here, I mean like one of those bastards with a name and everything, like Gorbacz the Vile-Tongued. Three mages? Now we're talking semi-permanent portals to Hell.
I'm not the smartest guy in the world, I'm really not. But if there's one thing I've learned, it's that mo' mages means mo' problems. And Tristram? You've got a whole lot o' problems, or my name's -- wait for it -- Jim-Bob Malkowitz.
"Host? one of the mad mages or someone form here do you think, some one of an old Bloodline?"
More then likely, the prince is one of the few that has the bloodline needed for the initial summoning, however after that anyone as long as they possess the blood stone can host the demon.
"Blood Stone?"
It is a old stone that mages who worshiped the lords of terror would carry with the right vessel and magic they can summon the Lord of Terror. I do not know much for this is dark magic I do not dabble in naturally. [/b]
The color drain for the elderly mans face The Butcher...Lazarus setting a trap...that does not seem possible. He was the kings most trusted servant and friend. I would tell you to arm yourselves as best as possible before entering the cathedral if what you said is true then you may very well be fighting for your lives.
"Its is a prophecy little one, that could be bad, age of darkness they said in the old days."
"Is there a prophecy involved?"
Was hoping I would get some response fom all that, but oh well. I'll try and keep it moving.
Hearing the conversation drifting from the other side of the fountain, the man breaks from his reverie. Taking a few steps around to join the conversation, he interjects. "What's this about Lazarus and a butcher?" Were the baker and the candlestick-maker in on it too?
Turning his attention to Rasmus, Emilio retells what he and Lanfearon found at the entrance to the Cathedral.
"Does any of this make sense to you? And I didn't catch your name."
We should gather and head into the cathedral. All this speculations do not help.
Lanfearon shakes her head.
No there is not, it is silly little worshipers and their religion going to far. Using magic not meant for man. The witch replies softly.
The raven-haired man listens to the story, frowning deeply. He shakes his head in frustration as he tries to piece it all together.
In response to the question, he answers, "I never gave it, same as you. The name's Rasmus." Shivering again, he draws his cloak around him tightly before laying out the the information his investigation has uncovered. "What you're telling me... I don't understand how it all fits together. The barkeep went on about men attacking in the night, and about the Archbishop disappearing into the labyrinth with the prince. The blacksmith says he followed the attackers down into the labyrinth and witnessed a summoning ritual. Now some bloody carcass of a man says that the Archbishop was laying a trap? It doesn't add up to me. But we know one thing for sure: there are demons in the church. And that seems like a good place to start. I'm with Four-Arms. But if we're all planning on going, we may as well wait for the others. I don't know about the rest of you," he says, now addressing the old man and the burnt fellow as well as the Zakarumites, "but I need to warm up. I'm going back to the tavern."
Without waiting for a response, Rasmus heads off for the tavern in search of a warm fire.
By the way, should I roll a Fortitude save or anything for the water? I know it's tainted, but I'm not sure if there's a mechanical effect associated with it.
"where would be the best place to sell things to get a good price, is there things you have gold to buy?"
A dc 13 for should work, it would have a small con drain effect, of 1d3 and only one save is needed.
I buy any magical trinkets, the healer buys potions or sorts, and the blacksmith takes care of everything else. You could try to sell to the child but he would probably give you less for your buck.
"Thank you for your time." says Dorian. He was quiet while listening to the witch.
"You think we should come back here more often?" asks Linde.
"NO!" shouts Locke in defiance.
"And why is that?" asks Linde.
"She's creepy and knows we're here. I don't like it. Not one bit." replies Locke.
Fort save: 1d20 + 4 ⇒ (6) + 4 = 10 Con drain: 1d3 ⇒ 3
Not sure whether to love it or to hate it. This is going to be fun.
Swallowed a bit too much water, eh Rasmus?
Emilio follows suit. After returning to the Tavern, he sets himself up by Rasmus. "The name's Emilio. If it isn't too much to ask, would you join us in cleansing this town of its problems?" Looking at Rasmus shiver, he makes another offer. "I could cure you of your cold, if you'd like. It's one of my duties as a Cleric."
Lessor Restoration will remove up to 1d4 of that Con damage you took. Hopefully it'll get rid of at least 2 points so you get your health back. And don't worry about my spell slots. I've still got two more spells after that one.
It would seem so. Of course, I doubt that the illness has had much time to take hold yet. I'll refrain from accepting the offer of healing for the moment; at the moment it's just a little too metagamey, and aside from that, I'd much rather suffer the effects in-character for awhile. The effect of me dunking my head in tainted water should be that I'm a bit sick, not that the cleric is down a spell; I feel like those should be saved for situations where the damage is not self-inflicted. I appreciate the offer, though.
Rasmus, sitting as close to the fire as he can, looks up at the approaching cleric. He shivers and sniffles a little, rubbing himself to aid his efforts to get warm. "It's just a little chill's all. No need to waste your Light on that." At least I hope it's just a chill. That stunt wasn't my brightest move, was it? "It seems that we all share the same goals, regardless of our motives. I'll accompany you in this quest, Zakarumite. Those responsible for this blight have offended the Light and forsaken the teachings of Horazon. They must be put to death. But it won't be easy," he says, shaking his head slowly.
"The Inn, we need others if we re to fight below"[b]
is all the little elf says as she walks to the Inn, going in she finds Rasmus and Emilio talking.
She walks over to them.
[b]"Aylya, will you be fighting the evil her, if so I would help"
"That is it little one, we need them"
Once I have confirmation everyone is going, I will do the next part. I don't have a map at the moment as I am in the midst of moving still. so it might be graph paper time D; hope that is not an issue
I pledge my sword to seek this taint and eat its sin.
Lanfearon nods at Rasmus and Emilio.
We won't really need a map until it gets to tactical combat time, and that'll take forever anyway.
Rasmus looks up at the fearsome, four-armed woman with a mixture of curiosity and revulsion on his face. "You sure you wouldn't rather have...stew...or something?" Zakarum is even weirder than I remember.
Sin relishes my appetite. Anything else just teases it.
When I am done with this place, perhaps I should check him. He seems like he has plenty of sin to hide.
"So... Aylya. Want to head back to the tavern and eat before we do anything..."
All of the spirits start giggling and cackling at his pause.
"Rash. I was going to say rash! Finishes Dorian.
Sure you were. says Lleu.
"Riiiiiiiiiiight." says Locke sarcastically.
"Don't tease the poor boy!" says Linde.
"...Sigh..." Bois sighs.
"Ehahahahaha!!!" cackles Gwendal.
"We need the others Dorian they are at the inn"
Says the small elf all ready walking that way.
Rasmus opens his mouth as if to say something, but finds no words. Instead he merely stares at the unsettling woman for a moment, his mouth gaping, before turning his head back to Emilio and promptly changing the subject. "So what brings you to Tristram? Are you here on church business, or are you investigating on a personal whim?"
Emilio takes a place by the fire to warm himself some as well.
"Yeah, this is mostly church business. I've never actually been outside my home town before, so this is a very new experience for me." He looks at his holy symbol as it glistens in the light of the fire. "After I devoted my life to Iomade (or Zakarum as you say) I had to give up a few things. I feel as though it gave me a better outlook on life, but I still miss them..."
His thoughts drift until he snaps out of it. "Oh, sorry. I sometimes loose track of time."
Aylya comes back into the inn with Dorian, she sees the others and walks over to where Emilio has taken a place.
"There is a stone that lets ones with magic call evil into the world Diablo Lord of Terror, who needs a body of a blood line or this stone to give him form, any use to you Cleric?"
Knowledge Arcana: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (5) + 3 = 8 Knowledge Planes: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (10) + 3 = 13
Your teachings of the church told you about such a thing but the most you can recall is that the stone is a dark, dark thing that is not of this world that would mean the ends of times to wherever it is used. You also know that diablo is one of multiple lords of terror, but not the exact number.
DC was 15 to get the full facts so close
"Any suggestions on what to do?" asks Dorian.
"I say we take a bath! You stink, Dorian!" says Locke.
"One: You do not have a nose. Two: that's not a very nice thing to say." says Linde.
"Well... naturally..." replies Locke.
"You know the real reason why, but you just don't want to say it, right?"[b] asks Lleu.
[b]"Ehahahaha!!!!" cackles Gwendal.
I only keep saying Zakarum as an in-character interpretation. The GM hasn't actually addressed how the Golarion elements are reflected within the realm of Sanctuary, so I'm doing the best I can to fill it in on my own, at least as far as my character's reactions go. At this point, given his lack of ranks in religion, Rasmus is going to make assumptions; for example, he assumes that Iomedae is a saint in the Zakarum religion. I've already got plans for Aylya when the time comes...
Rasmus turns at the sound of the creaking door opening. The strains of the ever-repeating song drift in, bringing with it two of the other strangers, the chilly girl and the unremarkable-looking kid. Once again, he finds himself gaping with incredulity, this time at the girl with her utterly casual claims regarding the Lord of Terror.
Knowledge: Arcana: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (15) + 5 = 20
Crazy four-armed Zakarumite talking about eating sin, crazy ice girl talking about legendary demon lords? What's next?! I don't even think I have it in me to come up with some weak joke to hide my complete and utter dread! This job just keeps going from bad to worse! Here I am, waltzing into Tristram, thinking it's just going to be an open-shut case of rogue magery. Nope, more like the workings of a cabal. No, Rasmus, actually it turns out that you were basically being sent to your painful, horrifying death at the hands of a cult of demon-worshipers bent on the utter annihilation of existence as we know. Don't let the door hit you on the way out!
I'm going to kill Natalya for this. That chick is dead. SO DEAD. We may have had our differences in the past, and sure, maybe I don't always treat her with the proper respect she's due as my commanding officer, but I think sending me directly to my doom counts as a bit of an overreaction, don't you? Besides, that promotion should have been mine to begin with. It seems that Hell hath exactly the fury of a woman scorned.
Women. Sheesh.
The old bear inside Aylya talks.
"Tell them little one they need to know it all, we go to fight that which would end all, keep nothing make they need to know what they will be facing"
She takes a deep breath.
"The witch here has the sight, I know, she knew things only one with it could know, She talked of some thing called the 'blood stone' Said its an old stone that mages who worshiped the lords of terror would carry, that once they had 'the right vessel' and magic they can summon the Lord of Terror. She says this is very dark magic, that she knows little of as she herself doesn't dabble such natural things. She said there are ones of a blood line that could be used as the 'the right vessel' but with the blood stone any one could be used, the good news she said there was no prophecy involved, so no gods to upset"
She looks into the fire.
"If your afrit, then best run home now."
Emilio stands up, a new look of determination on his face. "I was taught to be without fear in all things. If we are to take on this "Lord of Terror," then so be it."
He walks to the door of the tavern. "This demon plague needs to be stopped. As the elf said, if you're afraid, now's the best time to run home. I'm going to face these demons by myself if I have to. Who's with me?"
Aylya gets up and walks over to the Human, bow in hand.
"At last we can hunt little one come let us go to it"
"I will hunt with you"
is all she says
Locke, Gwendal, Lleu, and Linde start saying "Go!" Gradually repeating and raising in volume.
"FINE ALREADY!!!" Dorian shouts.
After getting more looks from the other people, he says "I'll go with you." while nodding.
At this point, I think we're just waiting on Cole.
Rasmus scoffs at Aylya and Emilio. His incredulence has faded, leaving nothing but a cold, long-suffering resignation to what must lay ahead. What mirth there may have been in his eyes has gone as well, and he fixes the company of would-be demon hunters in his brown orbs. Slowly, he shakes his head, his mouth turning down in a sneer. "You don't seem to understand how bad the situation really is. If you did, I wouldn't be the only one with wet pants. If what you say is true, if we're really dealing with the Lord of Terror, then it's not enough to keep a stiff upper lip and pretend that you're not afraid. If you don't feel fear now, it just means that you're fertile ground for the seeds he'll grow. The only way to face him is to acknowledge your fear, and master it. If you don't, Terror will master you."
Fighting the growing sickness in the pit of his stomach, he stands. Looking at Aylya, he shakes his head again. "You shouldn't be worried about upsetting your gods; if you insist on this, they've already forsaken you." Dropping his head, Rasmus closes his eyes. He takes a deep breath, performing a mental exercise to summon up the strength to say the words he knew must come. Exhaling, he shakes his head slowly, looking back at the group. "Let's just get this over with."
Yes once we get a confirmation from Cole that he is going in then we will move on. I have a back up GM selected for me since I might not be able to get on much after I move.
Btw, is there any extra info from my Arcana check? I just need to know how much I can assume my character knows regarding Diablo and Friends. And good luck with the moving.
you knowleg told you the names off all the lords or terrors and prime evils there are. That along with the fact that people tried to bring him back in the past and they failed and contained him in the blood stone. ^^; sorry bout that
Aylya fixes Rasmus with a cold hard look, her eyes look over the washed out and cynical vagabond in front of her Shivering from fear or cold it matters not, his pointless red scarf was not keeping what ever it was out, he looked sick. She had been told of the type, the ones that would hide in an Ice caves wile the sounds of their tribes death make them cower in the dark. They would let a whole tribe die so they could be safe. Slinking, sly types always seeking ways to keep themselves face 1st and foremost.
"I smell fear in this one Aylya, he would see the world freeze so his skin be safe, trust him not on the hunt for he will run to save his own skin."
In a cold hard voice Aylya says.
"I was born on the ice where life and death are simple, fear and dread are constants, the great white seeks always your tribes end. By Tooth, claw, crack and flow, under, above, in it, always and forever. Many of my blood have spent their lives so I may stand here now. What should I do now, evil comes and will not stop with a village so My tribe will live if I hunt well here and now, live or die, nothing more matters... "
She starts to trun her back on the small human.
"So Soft, plump, hot meal'ed, fire warmed tribe-less, southerner, keep your fear chilled breath to yourself, It is of no use to me."
She turns her back on him, totally forgotten until he shows worth to the tribe.
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Dubai Marina | On Thu, Jun 13 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
Bliss on Beach Beats
at Bliss Lounge
The beach-side venue will provide house tunes supplied by Time Out Dubai's Best Dubai DJ 2013, Raxon |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, Sep 12 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
Bliss on Beach Beats with Smokingroove
at Bliss Lounge
More used to spinning to thousands at Sandance, Marco – one half of duo Smokingroove – guests for Bliss's chilled weekly beach party |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, May 16 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
Bliss on Berlin
at Bliss Lounge
The beachside venue will be hosting a night featuring house music inspired by the Berlin scene |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, Oct 10 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
Bliss on Berlin
at Bliss Lounge
The beachside venue will be hosting a night where the house music will be inspired by the Berlin scene |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, Sep 26 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
Bliss on Deep Beats
at Bliss Lounge
Audio Tonic's Mr Mr will be supplying the house beats at this cool beachside venue |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, Oct 24 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
Bliss on Funk
at Bliss Lounge
Smokingroove will be on deck duty spinning funky house at this cool beachside nightspot |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, Oct 31 | DJ: House & techno Free | ||
An evening with Jeremy Guscott
at Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach
Former England international rugby player Guscott in conversation with local sports personality Rob McCaffery |
Dubai Marina | On Wed, Jun 12 | Free | ||
Bliss on Beach Beats with Raxon
at Bliss Lounge
The Audio Tonic resident who picked up our Best Dubai DJ award this year guests at beach bar Bliss |
Dubai Marina | On Thu, Jun 6 | Free | ||
Afif Jazz
at Ruth's Chris Steak House & Lounge
Talented Lebanese drummer Afif leads his quartet through lively renditions of bop standards |
Dubai Marina | Thu | Live jazz & blues | ||
Al Dhiyafa New Year's Eve
at Al Dhiyafa
Celebrate with an international, family-friendly brunch |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Dec 31 | Nightlife | ||
BiCE SkyBar
at BiCE Sky Bar
Rita Lombardi is at the piano |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Dec 31 | Nightlife | ||
BiCE SkyBar and Wavebreaker New Year's Eve
at Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Resort
Wavebreaker will offer a party on the beach, with one bottle of refined bubbly included, while at the SkyBar, guests can enjoy Rita Lombardi at the piano. Dhs2,150 (BiCE SkyBar); Dhs3,000 per couple (Wavebreaker) |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Dec 31 | Nightlife | ||
Blends New Year's Eve
at Blends
Expect ambience and entertainment at this bar. There's a resident DJ on the decks as the clock ticks down to midnight |
Dubai Marina | On Mon, Dec 31 | Nightlife |
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