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The Lobby - Denver
- Address:
2191 Arapahoe St.
Denver, CO 80205Neighborhood:
Downtown / LoDo
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Lobby - Denver
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thelobbydenver.com/
- Phone: (303) 997-9911
- Hours of Operation:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11am-9:30pm
Wednesday: 11am-9:30pm
Thursday: 11am-9:30pm
Friday: 11am-11pm
Saturday: 9am-11pm
Sunday: 9am-3pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Brandon Muncy
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We can cater most occasions including office luncheons, weddings, and private dinners. Please keep us in mind for: wedding receptions, office functions, happy hours, and private dinners! We are also able to host live music events! Please email us for more information.
A word from The Lobby - Denver
At The Lobby, we aim to be your new home away from home. Get a great Colorado craft beer (we have 22 on draft, and more in bottles and cans!), enjoy some specialty cocktails, and have dreams about the bacon. Our menu is American, concentrating on twists of some of your childhood favorites. Triple Decker Grilled Cheese, Carbomb French Toast, Mama's Meatloaf Sammy and Stuffed Burgers are some of our most popular! We also specialize in killer brunch, accompanied by the best bottomless mimosas in town!Continued
We want you to grab all of your friends and come in for a family meal, so we can easily accommodate groups from 2 to 25 whether you make a reservation, call while you're on your way, or just show up! Though, reservations are always suggested and appreciated! Have a group larger than 25? Contact our Purveyor of Good Times to plan your special event for up to 300 people!
We want you to grab all of your friends and come in for a family meal, so we can easily accommodate groups from 2 to 25 whether you make a reservation, call while you're on your way, or just show up! Though, reservations are always suggested and appreciated! Have a group larger than 25? Contact our Purveyor of Good Times to plan your special event for up to 300 people!
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
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The Lobby - Denver reviews from OpenTable diners
25 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
great for outdoor dining (17)great for brunch (15)good for groups (15)neighborhood gem (11)fit for foodies (10)great for lunch (7)hot spot (5)vibrant bar scene (3)romantic (2)kid-friendly (2)special occasion (2)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Fantastic!shutupandsmile8Dined on 11/15/2014The Lobby was great! We went for brunch and bottomless mimosas - which are to die for: not too sweet. The variety on the menu was so refreshing. They have standard eggs and bacon but also some more exotic combinations. Plus, they really have fun with the menu and format it into a more easy to read/search presentation. The only negative about this place was the noise level. I felt like I had to shout to my date to be heard. It wasn't the fun energetic kind of noise, it was obnoxious. Not sure what they can do about it, but if there is something, please do! Especially if someone is attempting an intimate conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome brunch spotEacharleyDined on 11/15/2014A friend and I had brunch on a Saturday and I was glad I made a reservation as the restaurant filled up pretty quickly. I had the chicken fried chicken with gravy and biscuits. It was delicious! My server was pretty busy running up and downstairs, but she was attentive and sweet. I'll definitely be returning to the lobby.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- brought our out of town guestsmichelleDined on 10/3/2014Friday night and it was dead. Read great reviews abut the brunch but should have listened to the bad reviews about the dinner. My tomato soup looked and tasted like a really thick tomato sauce, actually more like a paste. It stuck to your spoon. Not what I call soup. The rest of the food was meh. Not too happy considering I love the building and wanted to impress our guests.
- AwesomeReviewDined on 9/27/2014We were in Denver a couple of weeks for work, we passed by Lobby and never went in. We decided to give it and try, we regrettes just walking by it before. Amazing food, a great outdoor patio, and the experience was wonderful. A definite must stop in.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Patio seating for group of 10PaulDined on 9/14/2014This is our go to spot for weekend reservations for large groups - they handle them very well!Special Features:
- EmxtinaDined on 9/5/2014The chicken and gravy tots were sub-par. I left them on the table, 4 in group and no one wanted to eat them. We all thought the food was fair overall.Special Features:
- Huuuuge MimosaskiknicDined on 8/31/2014Tried The Lobby for the first time this weekend. The highlight was the ginormous bottomless mimosas. The food was pretty good too, but let's be honest, brunch is a drinking activity. The server was great and even brought our friend a special "birthday shot" topped off with bacon. I ordered the "challah at your boy" egg sandwich. Shouldn't have eaten the whole thing but it was really amazing and I couldn't stop. We will definitely be back!Special Features:
- so-so, but would try againOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/10/2014Patio and Bar were very nice. Service was good and staff was very friendly. We went for brunch and it was mostly all carbs in both of our entrees, think major comfort food. Not much flavor in the gravy (Chicken Fried Biscuits) or in the pork (cubano benedict). The drinks were great and atmosphere was pleasant. It would be nice to have more variety of brunch items, including fruit options and something with vegetables, not just potatoes and toast. I still would try dinner and see if that's a better meal.Special Features:
- Fantastic spot downtownmdameDined on 8/6/2014Great place for wonderful cocktails and fantastic food. I was impressed with the level of service from the bartender to the wait staff. We were immediately helped as we entered. We had wonderful cocktails prepared for us and were given great recommendations on what to choose off the menu. I would definately go back again. Great place to hit before and after a game or just sit on the patio and relax.Special Features:
- our first revisit to an old hauntjslrVIPDined on 8/2/2014Years ago we use to go to La coupolle here. We thought we would try something different with our friends and were pleasantly surprised with the vast menu, great service and wonderful setting. We choose to sit outside and it was a great night. Our server was very good as well. Everyone, including my difficult husband enjoyed their meal. I plan on returningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 216 reviews are from the The Lobby - Denver reviews archive.
- Beautiful PatioJeanneRVIPDined on 7/25/2014We had been wanting to go to the Lobby ever since we walked by and saw the patio. It channels some of my favorite New Orleans restaurants. The food is hearty American, the beer list is extensive, and the service smooth.Special Features:
- great summer time dinnerDiningFunDined on 7/22/2014This is a great patio dinner spot. The brick exterior wall, towering trees, and adjacent private back yard create the illusion of remarkable privacy in the midst of "just far enough away from Coors Field" LoDo. An energetic and engaging staff (TJ was our waiter) strike the right balance of friendliness without intrusion. The salads (both the endive and spinach) were creative and the entrees (both the salmon and skirt steak) were substantial and delicious. I really enjoyed the extensive tap list for Colorado beers. We met the owners Meg and Christian, who's commitment and presence make the place run very well. The neighborhood is fortunate to have this spot and we'll return.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/9/2014Sweet potato waffle fries with curry ketchup are wonderful. Great beer selection. Patio is a delightful place to dine.Special Features:
- Bottomless mimosas = Bottomless funAltitudeAttitudeDined on 7/5/2014Yummy eats, good tunes, a great patio, and bottomless mimosas! This place is the Jam for brunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday brunchWineMeDineMeDined on 6/29/2014What a great experience all around- food was fresh, server was attentive (and hilarious) and the bottomless mimosas were flowing. Our group tried the Challah b'fast sandwich, the French toast, the chicken fried chicken, and the omelette, so we covered the menu! All were tasty!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow serviceEricVIPDined on 6/25/2014I've always like The Lobby for brunch before, but dinner the other night was terrible. The menu is mediocre, the actual food was even worse and the service (despite an empty restaurant) was beyond poor. I've had great experiences on Saturday and Sunday mornings at The Lobby. For dinner, a beer from Great Divide next door and anything from the food truck out front the brewery would have been a better plan.
- DisappointedRLCIIIDined on 6/24/2014Mid-week evenings are unpredictable in terms of measuring appeal based on customer headcount. But the restaurant was virtually empty when we arrived, and those who were there seemed more interested in socializing than dining. Because the surrounding neighborhood appears to be adversely in transition, one would not recommend this venue as a walk-up spot from a downtown hotel. The service was cordial, but the actual entrees were not on par even with so-called "pub food." Their meat loaf item arrived to the table immersed in ketchup, but was bland otherwise with a bread-like texture. The cheese-steak (not a sandwich) was tough: unusually difficult to chew.
- Amazing food, awesome servicesumie4avsDined on 6/24/2014Menu was a great blend of vegetarian dishes with interesting ones. They were all delicious! The waitress was very attentive and made sure we never ran out of water or Arnold Palmers. Definitely would recommend this establishment!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Some great, other's just OKISki2Dined on 6/4/2014Love the outside patio area! The food overall was hit and miss. Really liked the Spinach Salad, but I guess I should have read the menu better, because there were way too many yellow hearts for my liking in the Romaine Salad. Great dressings The Salmon was wonderful - done to perfection!!! However, the Pork Chops were over cooked. The Cookie & Ice Cream Sundae (Chocolate Chip & Vanilla Ice Cream) was very good, but except for an odd lemon flavor to it. The Chocolate Mousse was a flop. The Mousse was very runny - just a puddle of goo. And we were not sure if that was melted Whip Cream on top of it, or runny White Chocolate Mousse. We would give the place another try. Just avoid the Romaine Salad, Pork Chops & Mousse next time.Special Features:
- Fantastic ServicekittenhasanoseDined on 5/30/2014We all have those moods where we are completely indecisive. I was in one of those on Friday night when I visited The Lobby. Thank goodness for our wonderful server who helped narrow menu favorites and made fabulous suggestions. I took my mom who was visiting and it was a great experience! Definitely a great deal!Special Features:
- The environment is the showcase!13bitesDined on 5/24/2014Went here for drinks and dinner with some freinds I had not seen in long time. Possible date connection between 2 of them. Wanted something casual but still not run of the mill. The interior is old school Denver well maintained. Great architecture, details and feel. The patio (it wasn't the best weather so we couldn't enjoy it) looked amazing. Sheltered from street noise. It has a cover for those super sunny days that can get hot. The food was better than just tavern fair but not tops. The "loaded" section of the menu for different types of taters was yummy and the green chili was definatly tasty. Drinks were tasty and a good variety. Want to try this place for bruch. It looks good with a tower of mimosas to partake of...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terriblekjc4674Dined on 5/21/2014Highly disappointed in The Lobby. Selected it based on ratings found on Open Table. The food was not good. No one in our party of 5 liked their food. Should have known when we walked in and there were only 2 other tables occupied. This was the only restaurant we visited in Colorado that we didn't like.
- Mother's DayhillaramaDined on 5/11/2014Treated my mom to a brunch here for Mother's Day, and the whole family loved it. My one regret was that I didn't go for the unlimited Mimosas and tried a Bloody Mary instead, which was nothing to write home about. Other than that, the food, atmosphere, service, and decor were outstanding!Special Features:
- Food & Service Are Outstanding!denverfoodiemomDined on 5/4/2014The bacon..... Is out of this world good. I've never had bacon that good in my life. It tasted like candy. Our server, Jolie was on her A game. She made sure that our coffees, waters, juices, Bloody Mary's, and Mimosa's were always appropriately full. We had three kids in our party which seems to be a turn off for some servers, but Jolie was fun and REAL! Many downtown restaurants have an 'adults only' feel to them, but the ambiance at The Lobby was awesome. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad Attitudes!GritsnGlamourDined on 5/3/2014Had brunch here on Derby Day like we have for the past two years. Got a great table outside. Our waiter was great, service was a little slow even though they weren't that busy. But since our only complain was0 bad experience with the bartenders, I am guessing it was their fault. The beer list had not been updated and the bartenders never smiled, spoke to us and then one actually rolled her eyes at us! If you don't like your job, find a new one. Other rude things happened while we were there but no big deal, we left and went elsewhere.Special Features:
- Great Food & ServiceThovaDined on 4/20/2014My friends and I went for Easter brunch which can be hectic at any restaurant. The staff at the Lobby was spot on and everything went very smoothly and the service was fantastic. The menu was creative and very well executed. We will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceDenverFoodieDined on 3/29/2014I tried this restaurant with a groupon type voucher and couldn't have been happier. The server did not make us feel inferior for using the voucher (you'd be surprised that this happens) and she was great at suggesting items on the menu for us to try. The voucher was for several courses and she even took our order in different pieces so we didn't feel rushed at ordering all at once. It was a great experience and I will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Great price on mimosawisconsin44Dined on 3/29/2014Seems the bottomless mimosa was a big hit, looking around the room. The food was mostly carb loaded so be ware. We were a table of two (women) maybe that had something to do with the fact the service was poor; had to ask for table service, had no salt/pepper on the table had to ask for that, soup was served and had to ask for a soup spoon, service came with a fort and knife.. Our appetizer/soup/entrée all arrived at the same TIME! Poor planning by the wait staff.or maybe they wanted us served so they could get to the table of 8 next to us. Door to the patio opens to main dinning room and "cold" air meant we kept our coats on. I did leave 20% tip so maybe that next time someone over the age of 28 comes in service will improve.Special Features:
- Not a nice neighborhoodAnnrDined on 3/14/2014On a Friday night, we found a parking place 2 blocks away. At 6:30pm, this was a scary neighborhood. There was quite a strong police presence on the streets. It appeared we were walking through a crime scene. As we continued our walk to The Lobby, we saw people on the streets looking through garbage cans, "sleeping" on the sidewalks, etc. The Lobby itself is a friendly restaurant; nice waitress; nice atmosphere; good burgers; good selection of beers. The salmon was very mediocre...pretty bland. Also I would pass on the desserts. We got 3 different desserts and all were below average. If you go to this restaurant at night, try to get a parking place directly in front of the restaurant .Special Features:
- Great Dinner!kateylynnVIPDined on 3/11/2014A great dinner here! Included appetizers to share,(Green Chili is spicy!) Pork and Apples , perfectly cooked Salmon, and this delicious Kazookie dessert, which is a slightly under baked warm cookie and a scoop of Oreo ice cream. It is an out of the way place at 22nd and Arapahoe, but a great outdoor space too for the summer months. Really nice and friendly server!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun PlaceChicagoanVIPDined on 3/7/2014Nice, casual place with a great happy hour and patio!Special Features:
- ImpressiveEdzoocatorDined on 3/6/2014The food was excellent and there is a nice selection of wines and cocktails. The beer cheese soup and the blue cheese balls are 2 of their excellent appetizers. I liked that the portion sizes are reasonable - you can have an appetizer, entree, and dessert without guilt. The menu is cleverly divided in sections, and the brunch offerings are a reason to keep going back. There is a great patio that will be full in the warmer months, and a parking lot next door. A win-win all around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not badOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 3/1/2014It was just ok, nothing really stood out or wow'd us.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant weekRestaurantweekfoodiesDined on 2/28/2014The appetizers were the best part of the meal. As a group we were able to try them all. The entrées left a little to be desired. The salmon was the best by far. The penne was ok, needs more sauce and maybe a protein. Desert was very good as well. We were seated in the basement where it was a bit chilly. Overall we were very pleased with our experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awful Resturant Week ChoiceKateDined on 2/28/2014When we arrived we compared the regular menu to the 5280 week menu. $4 difference. Not much of a deal if you ask me but we decided to try it out anyway. Big mistake, HUGE. While the food was tolerable it was definitely not worth $30. The chocolate mouse was chunky, the penne a la vodka was simply noodles and canned sauce in a tiny bowl. The best part was the potato leek soup but how hard is it to mess that up. As bad as the food was it was nothing compared to the service. It took until our second course to get utensils. Our water was never refilled and our waiter disappeared. Once we finally recieved our bill it took 40 min to flag anyone down at the restaurant to actually pay. We should have just walked out. Stay away from the Lobby!
- It was dead on a ThursdayOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/27/2014It was dead on a Thursday night, even though it was restaurant week, but the food was yummy and the service was great. Can't wait to go back in the summer and hang out on the patio!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Venerable old buildingHarrylVIPDined on 2/22/2014I've been to several iterations of restaurants in this building...it is an old classic on the northern edge of downtown. The owners are good folks, they serve good food at reasonable prices, in a unique space.
- Awesome Casual BrunchBrieDined on 2/16/2014Took some friends from out of town there for a Sunday brunch. It was yummy casual food that definitely wasn't generic. The bottomless mimosas were a great deal. Tons of people were there for brunch so be sure to make a reservation.Special Features:
- Great brunchCk25Dined on 2/9/2014Great green chilli and excellent vegitarian green chilli. Best bottomless mimosas in Denver.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly good foodHarrylVIPDined on 2/8/2014I had read that The Lobby had good food, but still was surprised to find such good food in such a casual environment. We'll go back!Special Features:


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An outstanding performance from the British and Irish Lions sealed a rampant 41-16 victory over Australia to win the Test series 2-1.
Australia were simply unable to live with the Lions in the second half, with the tourists unleashing a triple punch of tries from Jonathan Sexton, George North and Jamie Roberts - inspired by the brilliance of Leigh Halfpenny.
So much talk about whether the Lions had picked the right side was instantly banished by Alex Corbisiero's second-minute score.
The tourists could not have asked for a better start. Omitting Brian O'Driscoll had stolen plenty of headlines, but the return of Corbisiero was proving paramount as the England loosehead combined with Richard Hibbard and Adam Jones to cause havoc at the scrum.
Ben Alexander's sin-binning was inevitable, but in a way it momentarily swung in the Wallabies favour. With Sekope Kepu shoring up the tighthead side Australia plugged a hole and stopped their ship from sinking, leading the way for a comeback from 19-3 to 19-16 just after the interval.
Sexton's try gave the Lions daylight, before North hammered the nail into the Wallabies coffin. By the time Roberts cantered over, the Test was already being written into the history books.
For the Lions it was the perfect start, Corbisiero rolling his way over after a rampant burst from the kick-off. The hunger that was missing in Melbourne was alive in Sydney after only a minute.
George Smith's return to Test rugby then had the light switch punched out after only four minutes, a collision with Hibbard sending ripples around the Olympic Stadium. Somehow he returned.
Turning down the three points cost the Wallabies as Halfpenny enlarged the gap from seven points to ten, a monster from the halfway line disposing of any lingering doubts from the second Test over his ability from long-range.
Leali'ifano responded with three points of his own to put the Wallabies on the board and stem the tourists' early momentum, but the Lions scrum dictated - a second and third penalty leaving Halfpenny to stretch the lead to 16-3 with the Lions scoring more points than the number of minutes passed.
An issue for Australia turned into a calamity with Ben Alexander sent to the bin, the Wallabies revisiting some of their darkest scrummaging memories as Halfpenny's fourth penalty sailed over.
Folau shortly followed Alexander off the field, with a hamstring injury rather than for an offence.
There were golden moments for Australia, a burst from replacement Jesse Mogg cut down by a brilliant tap tackle from Geoff Parling, but their tails were firmly up as they pummeled away at the Lions line towards the end of the first half.
It paid dividends - O'Connor skipping and slicing his way in the tiniest box of space to bring the Wallabies back into the game, trailing 19-10 at half-time.
A pair of Leali'ifano penalties after the break shortened the gap to just three - that early Lions gap wiped out.
Kepu's introduction may have alleviated the pressure momentarily, but Jones remained a threat on the other side and earned the tourists another penalty, Halfpenny's fifth of the night.
The Lions then delivered a try straight into Lions folklore. Patience from Davies with the pass released Halfpenny down the wing, timing his pass to Sexton just right on his inside to open up a thirteen-point lead and a chasm of daylight.
Opting against taking crucial penalty chances was bold in theory but idiotic in execution from the Wallabies. North then made them pay.
More brilliance from Halfpenny, jinking his way upfield and searing past Genia, fed the giant Welsh wing for the try that sealed not just the third Test, but the series.
Bread of Heaven and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot filled the ground as the clock counted down, with Lions hearts and minds already soaking up every minute and feeling something missed since 1997.
For the Wallabies and Robbie Deans, uncertainty lies ahead after finishing so far behind in a series that at times appeared was there for them to win.
For the Lions, it is immortality.
Man of the Match: Alex Corbisiero deserves a ton of praise, but impossible to look past the Player of the Series - Leigh Halfpenny.
Moment of the Match: The Wallabies had fought and clawed their back into the match before Jonathan Sexton cantered under the posts and stopped the fightback.
The scorers:
For Australia:
Try: O'Connor
Con: Leali'ifano
Pens: Leali'ifano 3
Yellow Card: Alexander
For British and Irish Lions:
Tries: Corbisiero, Sexton, North, Roberts
Cons: Halfpenny 3
Pens: Halfpenny 5
Australia: 15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Israel Folau, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Joe Tomane, 10 James O'Connor, 9 Will Genia, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 George Smith, 6 Ben Mowen, 5 Kane Douglas, 4 James Horwill (captain), 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 Saia Faingaa, 17 James Slipper, 18 Sekope Kepu, 19 Rob Simmons, 20 Ben McCalman, 21 Michael Hooper, 22 Nick Phipps, 23 Jesse Mogg.
British and Irish Lions: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Tommy Bowe, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Alun-Wyn Jones (c), 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Alex Corbisiero.
Replacements: 16 Tom Youngs, 17 Mako Vunipola, 18 Dan Cole, 19 Richie Gray, 20 Justin Tipuric, 21 Conor Murray, 22 Owen Farrell, 23 Manu Tuilagi.
Referee: Romain Poite (France)
Assistant referees: Chris Pollock (New Zealand), Craig Joubert (South Africa)
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Ok, firstly while logs are useful for nitty gritty detail they don't give much bacground. Now i see here you have 11 attempts put in. Are these just the ones you recorded or were there previous ones? My guild spent about 50 attempts before we downed him the first time just for comparison statistic. Anyway, from the looks of your logs people are still getting a feel for the fight. While this is tedious, unfortunately it's nescacary, there is a LOT going on at once. I'll go through a few things I saw that were pure mental mistakes.
On a few attempts i saw a supernova go off. Now, i know this phase can get VERY hectic. Quite simply there is no room for improvisation in a transition phase. Not because it's bad to save your raids ass, but if somebody changes the way they react to a situation somebody else may decide to rely on them to do it the same way everytime and then you get a sneaky little guy getting to the hammer=Raid go boom. For Each position of the hammer you HAVE to make assignments of what is going to happen and when.
And don't forget that for the first transition you have to leave a tank with nothing to do since he will be preocupied for the second transition. If it helps your raid to practice assignments have that tank literally do nothing for the first transition just so DPS don't use that extra 8k dps or stun (depending on your tank) as a crutch and then parish to the next phase transition because the tank was tied up with the big adds doing his job. Now short of telling you my guilds full strategy (not a state secret, just timely and my gramar is bad enough without me explaining a WHOLE boss fight) I can't give to much advice on how to position your tanks. But whichever you chose for dealing with a small add both times, i would go for the one who will be able to tie up an add longest. As a prot warrior I have a nasty aray of stuns at my disposal, so what my guild has me do is go to the add farthest from the hammer if it's place on the right or to the add on the far right if it's place in middle or left. My function is to: Stun,DPS,Stun,DPS,Stun,DPS. If i do it right, it never gets to the lava and i'm sitting there very busy as my raid finishes and come to finish mine off and stack for seeds phase.
I see a lot of damage to lava trap eruption, now as the tank i'm not sure exactly how that particular mechanic is dealt with but i do know there are ways of minimizing it's damage. I can ask my guild about later today if you feel this would be helpful.
I also see damage taken to Engulfing Flame. You may need to emphasise that backpedaling is not a acceptable raid behaivior, nor is keybord turning. Right click, strafe.
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(US) Harpsichord Unlimited Concert: "Music of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach" (17 Nov 2012)
Location: Performing Arts Center, Adelphi University, Garden City NY, USA
Harpsichordist Elaine Comparone, QCB violinist Lori Miller Abbott and flauto traverso virtuoso Paul Mattick join forces for an evening of chamber music and sonatas by Johann Sebastian's second son, Carl Philip Emanuel (known affectionately to modern aficionados of his music as "CPE"). …
(US) Harmonia Early Music Interview: "Out Of The Glass Case: A Conversation With Anne Azéma" (Angela Mariani, 8 Oct 2012)
"Earlier this year, Angela Mariani spoke with Boston Camerata's artistic director Anne Azéma. …
… The Camerata was started interestingly enough as a "reach out" educational venture at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston in 1954. It was founded by Narcissa Williamson, a woman who was working in the education department at the MFA …
(DE) Carpe Diem Records New Release: "mundus et musica" (Qualia Ensemble)
(US) Early Music DC November 2012 Concert Listings
(IT) Libreria Musicale Italiana (LIM) New Release: "Il canto ambrosiano dalle origini al IX Secolo"
Il canto ambrosiano dalle origini al IX Secolo
Silloge ragionata degli studi recenti
Author: Francesco Petazzi
Edition: Lucca, LIM, 2012 (Quaderni Ambrosiani, 5)
You may also want to visit this particular website and browse the list of releases in its catalogue. There are quite a few interesting early music publications and there are usually quite frequent releases. (Editor)
Visit the Libreria Musicale Italiana (LIM) website for more information of new and recent releases.
(SE) Stockholm Early Music Festival (SEMF) Christmas Edition 2012 (24 Nov 2012)
Location: Stockholm, SE
"Welcome to an exclusive winter version of the festival, adapted to the cold season and Christmas celebrations, offering early music from afternoon to midnight! Indulge yourself with music, visual arts, storytelling, and historically inspired food.
Begin the day with Italian baroque, move on to medieval England and, later, the wonderful French performance "Monsieur Couperin's Laterna Magica." Round off the evening by lying comfortably back in the popular midnight concert. …
(US) Unquiet Thoughts: "Saturday quotes 2.25 Dowland's training part 4"
(From a recent newsletter)
"In previous posts, we outlined information highlighting typical modes of musical education in Tudor England. The pathway to a musical education for a member of the artisan class seems to have begun with grammar school, …"
(US) CFP: North American Conference on Nineteenth-Century Music (11-13 Jul 2013) (Deadline 15 Jan 2013)
The program committee welcomes proposals for individual papers, lecture-recitals, and panels on all topics relating to the history, analysis, and reception of music during the long nineteenth century (ca. 1789-1913). The committee would especially welcome proposals related to: …
(US) Harmonia Mundi Store Sale: Mozart operas -- René Jacobs, conductor (Sale ends 14 Nov 2012)
(From a recent Harmonia Mundi newsletter)
" René Jacobs has established himself as a superb conductor of Mozart's operas, his award-winning recordings on Harmonia Mundi are 30% OFF now through November 14."
Some titles included in the sale: …
(BE) Augustinus Muziekcentrum (AMUZ) November Concerts -- Reminder
Location: AMUZ, Antwerp BE
Just a reminder of the AMUZ concert line-ups for the month of November 2012:
- 11/11 Lieve Blancquaert & Victoria Consort
For the third time already AMUZ and the Antwerp Peace Centre present a peace concert on Armistice Day. Through music, word and image this event dwells on the horrors of war: a resounding plea for tolerance, solidarity and peace …
(US) CFP: AMS New England Chapter, Tufts University (CFP Deadline 26 Nov 2013)
"The Program Committee invites abstracts of up to 300 words for papers and roundtable sessions. Submissions in the area of digital musicology are of particular interest, but proposals on all musicological topics are welcome. …
(DE) Festival Alte Musik Knechtsteden 2012 Photo Slideshows
(NL) La Pellegrina: "Baroque Music for the Utrecht Peace Treaty (1713)" (8-18 Aug 2013)
"The La Pellegrina projects are open to experienced instrumentalists, singers and dancers. Whether you are an amateur or a professional, with La Pellegrina a professional attitude is an absolute necessity. … Do you fancy (again) a great music holiday in the summer? Ten days of music making in beautiful places in the Czech Republic? Handel's Utrecht Te Deum and Rameau's Deus noster refugium? Registration starts on December 1st. ...
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This TV is kind of a big deal, and I don't say that just because it's literally big—as in six feet wide. The new LG 84LM9600 is the world's first 4K resolution 3D smart TV. Because production quantities are understandably low, and this is a pricy set, it was easier for me to go to the TV rather than for the TV to come to me. I spent several hours alone with the TV and my test gear at LG's Chicago headquarters.
When we discuss 4K, we mean a TV with a resolution of at least eight million active pixels—3,840 horizontally and 2,160 vertically in a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is exactly the resolution of this model (as well as the Sony model that is also just hitting the market). The industry recently agreed to call 4K "Ultra HD," so for this review consider the terms interchangeable.
This is LG's flagship model, so it carries a flagship price of $19,999, though retailers are selling it for a minimum advertised price of $16,999.
The 84LM9600 includes all of LG's top TV features, including the smart TV platform, the gyroscope-like Magic Remote (with voice features), built-in Wi-Fi and a pretty good audio system. It also comes with a standard remote. (For more about LG's smart TV features and the Magic Remote, see this review.) It wears an attractive, fairly narrow bezel for a TV of this size and is only a hair over 1.5 inches thick. Sharp's 80-inch 1080p TV models are more than three inches thick.
That slim depth is a result of LG going with an edge-lit design rather than a full-array LED design, which Sharp uses in its big TVs. Edge-lit LED TVs are thinner, but they can suffer from some light blooming and uniformity issues that don't plague full-array models.
Like all LG 3D LCD TVs, this one uses the passive 3D method with polarized glasses (no battery or LCD lenses). The TV comes with six sets of 3D glasses.
The LG Ultra HD comes with a small, but very sturdy-looking table stand that permits it to swivel to either side. A swivel stand is unusual in the massive class of TVs, and this one swivels remarkably well—you'd hardly guess by how easily it moves that the TV weighs 150 pounds (Sharp's 80- and 90-inch TVs actually weight just a bit less than this).
Another issue with edge-lit TVs is their inability to locally dim the LEDs nearly as well as full-array sets. LG and other companies do employ an edge-based local dimming technology, and I'll discuss that a little later. Again, for comparison, the big Sharp TVs do not use local dimming, but the Sharp Elite brand TVs do. (Note: I use the Sharp 80- and 90-inch TVs as a reference only because they are the closest comparable in size. Being 1080p TVs, they are considerably cheaper, but also a different technology class).
Big TVs are fun—who doesn't love a TV that makes the neighbors' jaw drop? However, arranging a room around a TV this big raises particular issues, especially seating distance. Using the THX seating distance formula (diagonal screen size divided by .84) gives us an ideal seating distance of 8.3 feet. That might seem a bit close, especially if you're using a 1080p TV, but with Ultra HD resolution, you can actually sit much closer (the THX calculator is for determining an immersive viewing field, and does not necessarily take screen resolution into account). Most living rooms will put a little more distance between the TV and the sofa, so I set myself up at 10 feet.
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Watching TV certainly isn't what it used to be. Now, viewers want to multitask more than ever using a second screen, such as a tablet, smartphone or computer. Smart TV app company Flingo is looking to combine all of those goodies into one interactive TV platform, known as Samba.
Samba allows viewers to synchronize live TV viewing with just about any screen, whether it's the TV, a phone, a tablet or a PC. No apps or log-ins are needed; instead, it's embedded right into the TV.
So while you're flipping channels on a Samba-capable set, the system will automatically recommend relevant TV programming, online videos and even social media discussions. Other interactive features could include check-ins, tweets, polls, cast and crew info, special offers, and much more.
The system uses something called Automatic Content Recognition (ACR). Flingo's core technology is in algorithmic content detection, which identifies hundreds of channels of live television content that are being analyzed in Flingo data centers across North America. So instead of leveraging ACR from the microphones from second-screen devices, it is built directly into the TV, making it faster and more user-friendly than other platforms. It also means that you can have that second-screen experience with or without your trusty portable.
Both Hisense and Haier have just announced plans to integrate Samba into new smart TVs.
"Samba provides Haier sophisticated software technology and an integrated second screen experience," said Aywin Zhou, general manager of platform and services at Haier. "Our customers are seeking a powerful television experience whether they're watching live sports, primetime television or blockbuster movies. With Samba, Haier customers have everything from recommendations, what's trending on social media, and information about the show and cast at their fingertips on the TV and on the second screen."
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The restaurant venue in its entirety accommodates up to 150 guests for a seated event or to up 300 guests for a reception. The restaurant's intimate Private Dining Room accommodates up to 46 seated guests.
The Ballroom's timeless style is the ideal setting for professional functions and formal occasions. The versatile space offers a neutral, blank canvas for imaginative and themed events. The flexibility of the venue makes it the perfect location for a complete day or series of scheduled functions, seminars, workshops, events and celebrations. The stunning glass- covered garden Atrium is a popular, favorite local hot spot for photo shoots and unique receptions.
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