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The best alliance race for tanking is currently Dwarf because of stoneskin.
Hi guys, been a while since I've been here!
So I've recently come back to WoW after about 2 years out, absolutely loving MoP.
I'm bored of my Draenei Paladin though (I have 2!, long story) and am considering changing race. I've had a little look into what race might be best for a Paladin tank based on skills such as Humans having 'Every Man For Himself' and Dwarves having 'Stoneform'.
I can't seem to find a definitive answer on whether race actually makes any difference at level 90 or if it's just all about how purrdy the spells/toons look -.-
Any suggestions or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
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The best alliance race for tanking is currently Dwarf because of stoneskin.
Although, the times that stoneform will be the difference between a wipe and a kill are few.
It just depends on how you feel about absolute min/max. Diplomacy, for instance will also help you rep grind faster and at the start of an xpac like this may increase your gear that much faster. There are always trade offs. Personally, I love Every Man for Himself and Diplomacy. Anything to not have to grind as much rep.
Alliance get the best tanking racials =/
I guess drawf is the min/max choice. If you are in a hard core guild, which may not be your case, no rep gear is mandatory, as all the gear can be obtained from raid. And you still need the valor points for purchase anyway, and Diplomacy has nothing to do with that. So chances are that your bottle-neck in purchasing the epics are how much valor points you have, not how fast you can grind the rep.
Sadly night elves can not roll a paladin. Their racial is really strong for tanks.
Thanks for the replies guys. Tbh, I'm just being picky. After quitting for so long the spacegoat is just boring to look at. I'll just need to decide whether it's worth spending the money just because of how it looks as the racials don't really seem like they would make all that much difference.
While for DPS classes there are racials that are a flat DPS increase and thus better, its a bit more complicated for tanks.
If i am not mistaken the dwarven racial is pretty much the only racial that grants damage reduction. Many see this and assume it is the best tanking racial. But the 10% damage reduction for 8 seconds and on a 3 min CD is so small that its overall impact on total damage taken is near irrelivant.
This ability could indeed give a slight (but important) edge when dealing with some very hard hitting abilities/mechanics in which even a major cooldown might not suffice (HMadness Impale at no or low nerfs comes to mind), but this is the only case in which it matters, and this kind of mechanic isint present in every Boss.
Meanwhile, other racials such as the draenei healing racial would be more usefull in constant but not overwhelming damage income situations. We used it widely during Baleroc progression (since its receiver % based and even DPS could throw in significant heals), or for MV first boss (whos major damage source is the DOT). It is easy to see that mitigating a couple of dot ticks 10% is a smaller contribution to survivability then a HoT for 20% of your base health.
Even the human racial, widely regarded as " PvP" , was usefull in Hagara - I could dispell myself from my slows thus dismissing the need of healer attention for the ice fase (of course paladins have other methods for removing slows, but this falls from the point im making).
What im getting to is: If every racial shines in only one fight per Tier, its hard to say one is better then another.
Anyhow, I honestly beleive that the Expertise/Hit gains from races (or the dodge bonus for NE) are far more important then their activated racial habilities. However, since many of these are weapon type dependant and we cannot know for sure which weapons will be available, it has little impact on class decision.
In the end i play a human because i like the looks, expertise bonuses to two different weapon types (sword/mace) and I absolutely hate farming rep. I figured that, knowing myself, without that rep bonus i might find myself weeks behind on getting rep gear during progression - which would have much more impact then any racial.
All this was just to explain my line of reasoning when i state:
"For tanks, although races may be optimal on a fight for fight basis, there is no better tanking race in general" .
My advice is to just pick whatever race you want to play.
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Poet, author and gardener Charles Goodrich played a lead role as he read from his published work. But many others signed up to share their own work or favorite pieces from other writers.
Reference librarian Courtney Terry helped organize the series, which was introduced over the summer as part of the library's adult summer reading program. She said it met with such wide support and success the library decided to keep it going.
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Today afforded the slightly more leisurely start which accompanies second show days. Once again we crawled to the venue in our white van in heavy traffic, through Mexico Citys hazy, sunny, fabulously polluted thin air. I've not done too badly with the altitude, but each time I hike up the stadium steps from the field to backstage I certainly feel like a little sit down afterwards.
The large and highly enthusiastic Mark Pellington is amongst us, directing the 3D cameras with Catherine Owens. Hes been associated with U2 for many years and was in many ways the godfather of ZooTV, having been first out of the gate in creating the hyperactive television style. We are still feeling our way as far as how 3D film might work in this context and there has been much experimentation, particularly with lighting, but its looking remarkable so far.
Last nights set list was generally deemed a triumph so we tweaked it a little further, bravely including an unrehearsed Stuck in a Moment and Fast Cars. The latter received its finest rendition to date (according to me) which rounded out a great show. I couldnt believe how many cell phones there were in the building, and with most of the audience going for the double-fister - cell phone held high in one hand, cigarette lighter in the other - being in the centre of this high-sided stadium was more immersively beautiful than is possible to convey in a few lines. I love the way the audience flick their lighters in this part of the world. They hold them up, then, on the beat, they flick them to produce a momentary flame or spark. Seen from afar, this produces a wave of flashes, like expanding rings of ripples on a pond. Everyone flicks in time to the beat of the song as they hear it, so what youre seeing is the sound wave travelling through the stadium - lighting at the speed of sound.
There were 90,000 people in the stadium so we did a runner out of there: with the last chorus of 40 still ringing in the air, the band party sped out of the back gates under police escort. This is standard practice and some runners go better than others, providing additional entertainment for the seasoned professional. Tonights runner was deemed the worst in history, as we ended up square-wheeled in solid traffic and crowds of cheering punters. Pretty slick.
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At this point it all got a bit unexpectedly A list as U2 arrived with Selma Hayek and Penelope Cruz. Paul McGuinness found me and said, Ah, Willie, do you know Damian Hirst? before introducing me to the British spin-painter, cow-slicer and uber-artist extraordinaire. Hed been at the show and was very complimentary, commenting on the walking figure in Sometimes by fellow Brit-artist Julian Opie, with whom he was at art college. As the bar filled up Clem Burke, the worlds-best-rock-drummer-whos-not-in-U2 wandered through my field of vision. Honestly, you go out for a quiet drink and suddenly youre overrun with international media celebrities.
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This was my cheap, DIY version to create a wrap for less as I didn't want to invest in a Bjorn, as great as it would be to have one!
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Tutorial: baby wrap
This was my cheap, DIY version to create a wrap for less as I didn't want to invest in a Bjorn, as great as it would be to have one!
23 comments:
- Julie said...
Thank you for this! I've read my mind!
- January 31, 2013 at 6:27 PM
- Jill Hoelle said...
How to you put the baby in, and wrap it around yourself? It's too cute!!! I can't wait to make your baby bags!
- January 31, 2013 at 6:46 PM
- mrsm said...
Where did you find $1/yd knit!?!!!!
- January 31, 2013 at 7:28 PM
- Erin said...
Jess: I can't believe how awesome you look! Oh, and the project is great too, naturally.
- January 31, 2013 at 9:26 PM
- Marie Lafranque said...
Those are amazing and so quick. Great job, and you and baby look amazing!
- January 31, 2013 at 11:41 PM
- kristin said...
You are so pretty, Jess. I have a moby wrap and LOVED using it to wrap up my little ones. Great tutorial!
- February 1, 2013 at 1:15 AM
- Lila Lime said...
O wauw, fantastic!! I did also with my third child. She's now 3,5 years old and I'm still wearing her in a wrap on my back. Because it 's a wrap you can wrap her ergonomic for you and her.
Happy babywearing :-)
- February 1, 2013 at 3:16 AM
- Steffie said...
You should be using a woven wrap if you wear her on your back. A kid can push away from you, and because the knit stretches, she can fall out backwards - Moby brand wraps no longer give instructions for back wraps because kids have fallen and been seriously injured. For safety reasons, please switch to a woven wrap if you haven't already.
Additionally, the blogger should do a little research and see why seamed wraps are not recommended. Making your own is fine, all of mine are homemade. None are seamed. wearyourbaby.org is a little disorganized, but hits all the high points. If you're interested in learning new ways to wear your little one, join the forums at thebabywearer.com!
Happy and safe babywearing!
- February 1, 2013 at 11:14 AM
- MollyMJ said...
thank you so so much for this!!!!
- February 1, 2013 at 11:21 AM
- Jessica said...
ha ha, Walmart actually. They randomly get tons of fabric in for $1 or $2/yd. Some is total trash as you can imagine, but they do have knit that I look through for little projects like this. Sometimes there's something pretty great like sweatshirt fleece or corduroy. Worth looking through the trash to find a few useful things!
- February 1, 2013 at 12:17 PM
- Jessica said...
You wrap it around and tie it first, then put the baby in. I just googled ways to wrap your baby and there are a lot of different options. The one I've like the best crosses in front and back to help distribute the weight across the back. There's also ways to wrap an older toddler on your hip and things.
- February 1, 2013 at 12:20 PM
- Jessica said...
oh thanks Erin, I think the wrap helps. I was thinking it's kind of like a corset for the post-baby jello guts!
- February 1, 2013 at 12:21 PM
- Truly Myrtle said...
Yay!!!! I "slung" my last two babies once I found out about wraps like this. I fell in love with Kari Me wraps which are also stretchy but don't have the seams. My sister made me a lovely one too - with a felted heart at the centre to sit right on the front :) These type of wraps are much better for babies backs and hips than the Baby Bjorn types (I had one of those for my first baby but like you, couldn't use it after about six months because my shoulder hurt so much under the weight of him!)
I used my stretchy wraps for a whole year. I say WRAPS... I had quite a few in the end! I found that they lost their stretchy-ness after a few wears and while I washed one to get it back into shape, I'd wear another.
I also figured out how to breastfeed in it, but I'm not sure I should be saying that from a health and safety point of view ... It worked for me though. I wore a low fronted top and fed over the top.
Enjoy :)
- February 1, 2013 at 1:04 PM
- Jessica said...
LOVE!!! I love wearing babies!! If you haven't checked it out yet, I'd check out thebabywearer.com! It's an amazing site with a full forum about babywearing basics, how to wrap, and how to make carriers!! Using wra[s is so much better for you and baby than using a "crotch-dangler". :) Thank you for the tutorial!
- February 1, 2013 at 2:25 PM
- Jessica said...
Thanks for that resource on how to wrap! Still laughing about the "crotch-dangler" comment!
- February 1, 2013 at 3:35 PM
- Charity said...
Cute! I made something similar out of woven fabric sometime last year, and although it didn't get a whole lot of use it was nice to have when my little one really needed to be held.
I like the contrasting serger thread. =)
- February 1, 2013 at 3:54 PM
- Pam said...
I don't have a baby to "wear" as I'm a grandmother to 3 the youngest being 4, but I just had to comment. You look so great to have had a recent baby and she is so precious. The photos of the two of you melted my heart.
- February 1, 2013 at 4:30 PM
- Dressing Ivana said...
looks great, and your baby girl is adorable
- February 3, 2013 at 3:15 AM
- Ledys said...
It looks fabulous, Jessica! I have a wrap like this one (wish I'd had your tutorial before I bought it!) and it's very comfortable. Love yours!
- February 3, 2013 at 7:58 PM
- mylittlegems said...
How do you have time or energy to make all this cute stuff when you just had a baby? Love your baby sacks! And your wrap! I made a moby wrap with one of my babies, but I like your pattern better. You look amazing for just having a baby, but you really should be sleeping :)
- February 4, 2013 at 1:16 PM
- arlene said...
Congratulations on your beautiful baby! Your tutorial is just in time. I had a new grandson arrive on January 29th and a wrap like this was on my daughter-in-laws wish list. She is homeschooling, and with four kids 6 and under she needs to be hands free. Thank you!
- February 5, 2013 at 9:01 PM
- La Pantigana said...
Yo también me cosí un fular elástico... la diferencia de precio es enorme... y lo hice como yo quise. Además me encantan este tipo de fulares para recién nacidos.
Enhorabuena por su maternidad
- February 7, 2013 at 6:27 AM
- Skirt Fixation said...
Definitely going to be my next project! We included this in our round up of things to sew with knit fabric: http://skirtfixation.com/2014/06/20-things-sew-knit-fabric/
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Liszt: The complete music for solo piano, Vol. 48 – The Complete Paganini Études
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Liszt's second study is based on Paganini's seventeenth Caprice. Apart from the familiar thinning of textures, the second version sounds similar to the first, but the differences in the arrangements of the hands to make the best musical solutions between the one version and the other are subtleties worthy of close observation. (For many years it was the fashion to 'improve' the little valedictory coda Liszt composed for this work with a crass flourish. Fortunately this practice has almost entirely ceased.)
The third study is commonly known by its title in the second edition, La Campanella, a reference to the little bell employed by Paganini in the rondo of his Second Violin Concerto. Uniquely in this study, Liszt does not preserve Paganini's original tonality (B minor) or structure. In the 'Clochette' Fantasy, Liszt transposed the main theme and a ritornello theme from the Second Concerto into A minor. In the first version of the study, he used A flat minor—which puts all the nastier leaps between black notes, which are much easier to target—and mixes in a repeated-note elaboration of the first theme of the rondo of Paganini's First Violin Concerto transposed into A flat major from the original D major (or E flat, as Paganini first conceived it). This study turns out to be quite a boisterous affair and could not be in greater contrast with its second version, now in G sharp minor (for ease of reading, no doubt) and with the theme of the First Concerto expunged. La Campanella has, over the years, often been utilized by unthinking players as some gigantic warhorse, whereas (and just listen to Joseph Lhévinne play it—even on a piano-roll!) it is clearly a study in quiet playing with a mystical quality to it. It is marked Allegretto until the last pages and only grows in volume towards the end. Forte never occurs, but fortissimo is indicated once—just for the last eleven bars.
Paganini's first Caprice (which quotes Locatelli's seventh) is the basis for Liszt's fourth study. In the first edition it appears in two versions, the one accompanying the original arpeggiated chord with further arpeggios in the left hand, the other doubling the arpeggios in both hands. Even though they are both marked Andante quasi Allegretto, they inhabit the very edge of the technically possible with their stretches, leaps and hand-crossings. Liszt adds grand melodic lines in counterpoint to the straightforward broken chords of the original. In the 1851 version 4 the piece is marked Vivo and the music is printed, uncannily like Paganini's original to the casual view, on one stave; the hands intrically alternate in a neatly woven replica of the Caprice, shorn of all added melodies.
La Chasse is the nickname often given to Paganini's ninth Caprice—a study in double-stopping—as well as to Liszt's fifth study which is based upon it. Both Paganini and Liszt mark the opening theme as imitando il flauto, and the lower repetition as imitando il corno. The spiccato phrases tossed from one register of the violin to another in the middle section are cleverly adapted by Liszt, right down to some rather violinistic fingering which produces just the right articulation. The first version is somewhat thicker in texture than the second, and Liszt's staccato scales in octaves and chords in the first version become double glissandi in the second. The first version also has a simpler alternative text for the majority of its length. This produces in effect another version of the work whose character is quite different.
The twenty-fourth Paganini Caprice is certainly the best known, or at least its theme is, since it has been widely employed by so many other composers for variations of their own. Paganini wrote eleven variations and a coda, and Liszt sticks to this plan in both editions of his sixth study. The many differences between the two Liszt pieces cannot be enumerated here; the second version is, as one would expect, not as monumentally treacherous as the first and the textures vary enormously—especially in Variation IX with its different attempts to compensate for the wondrous effect of left-hand pizzicato on the violin.
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You get the idea with this one. Grid is behind the panel, as I am too lazy to take another one. I've replaced nameplates with kNamePlates.
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might want to get rid of the second screenshot with all the names....
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To [Persianmessenger]: Madness? This is TANKSPOT!
Since everyone's doing it apparently here's a screenshot of my ui in a raid situation.
I accidentally left my Quest Tracker open in that SS. And my DXE Proximity frame is sized incorrectly and placed incorrectly.
Taking any suggestions.
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I never understood what the appeal was in having your combat log right in your face. It moves too fast to really notice anything in it in combat anyway.
Maybe you're talking about my combat text? If you are, I have my text scroll speed set to a bit lower so I can actually see it. And it's not really in my face at all, it's off to the sides and up a bit, pretty much out of the way.
Maybe you're talking to someone else though :X
This is my bear's current raiding UI
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I can't speak for others, but I try to have combat text up when I know I'm taking a screen shot in case I have embarrassing and/or stupid stuff in my chat box.I never understood what the appeal was in having your combat log right in your face. It moves too fast to really notice anything in it in combat anyway.
My new Ui. Not 100% sure what I wanna put in that bottom right hand corner. The empty box is for party/raid so it extends out a bit when I get a 25 man group but I could still fit the map down there I guess..
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- Food4Service3.9
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great for lunch (15)neighborhood gem (11)good for groups (10)special occasion (8)fit for foodies (7)great for outdoor dining (5)great for brunch (5)romantic (4)notable wine list (4)vibrant bar scene (2)kid-friendly (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- JohnDined on 10/31/2014We were a party of four and each had a wonderful meal: surf and turf, twin lobster tails, pork medallions, cod. We shared two very nice appretizers: calamari and fried oysters and two excellent sides: roasted squash and roasted Brussel sprouts. We had two very nice bottles of wine though the restaurant ran out of the first label and recommended a different bottle. It was a special occasion and the restaurant was perfect for the occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/11/2014So many restaurants to dine in on a holiday weekend in NYC! We arrived 10 minutes prior to our 6:00 pm reservation and gladly accepted the hostess' invitation to enjoy a cocktail at the bar as they finished prepping the restaurant. After 10 minutes at the bar We were told at least 3 times that our table was ready. Feeling rushed and recognizing that they might be filling up soon, we took our drinks to the table and proceeded with dinner. The food was average, the service slightly better. And upon our departure 2 hours later, the restaurant was mostly empty. Why the rush????
- excellent seafoodAandJVIPDined on 10/3/2014The oysters were fantastic with 'Wrath'. I ordered 'calf's liver' and it was a bit tough and stringy. But every time we come here we had a great time.
- Not as SpecialniceguysethVIPDined on 9/24/2014For the service and the decor you would think this would be a very special restaurant but the food lacks in giving me a wow experience for the price. I would recommend the restaurant re does the entire menu.Special Features:
- Third Try - DONEloveitslianfoodVIPDined on 9/17/2014Pretentious, rude and overall unpleasant. Definitely NOT worth the prices charged.
- MAC1Dined on 8/14/2014City Hall is great. The food and service are always top notch.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/13/2014The Chrysler tower was pitiful. A few clams, mussels and oysters on a huge bed of ice; some shrimp and one lobster tail. Menu states for 2 - 4 people! For $65!
- Just the right amount of fancy.YumIVIPDined on 8/11/2014Very yummy. Perfect sized portions. I really nice break from the stress of the work day.Special Features:
- mediocre restaurant week lunchrainieVIPDined on 8/5/2014Mussel appetizer was extremely salty with small, rather than plumb mussels. Scallops were okay but plated on top of slimy ravioli with very little flavor. The angel food dessert was so bad it was inedible. There was nothing on the plate that resembled angel food. Service was disinterested and disorganized. This was a very disappointing meal.
- Great surprise in TribecaNYCnewbieDined on 8/5/2014Met a friend there for lunch. The food was very good and so was the service. Menu was interesting and diverse. Will definitely go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- hidden gemsunshineDined on 8/1/2014Perfect. Great food, excellent service,great atmosphere. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok food - Bad servicedkdinnerDined on 7/31/2014Food was ok - but seriously... the service was so poor! We sat at the table for 20 mins before being asked for drinks. It took an additional 20 mins and 3 reminders to get sparkling water...
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/31/2014The food at City Hall is impeccable. Always the freshest seafood/raw bar. The staff is super professional but lacking a bit in warmth. City Hall is my go-to place for business luncheons. It never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Appetizers were greatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/31/2014The watermelon salad and mussels were great, the main course for the summer catch and steak weren't great and the dessert didn't look like angel food cake. But it was a good spot and am thinking about going back for the burger.Special Features:
- eating outsideibystuffVIPDined on 7/26/2014We ate outside and were exposed to a pan handler asking for money. When we asked him to move on he went into a threatening verbal abusive language rant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood placeOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/24/2014Wonderful summer, fresh menu. Had delicious scallops as well as a scrumptious watermelon tomato salad. Gracious service as well. Enjoyed it very much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Average - nothing specialNycfooooodDined on 7/23/2014The food was good (above average), but in a competitive NYC food scene, it's nothing super exciting. If you order the Mac and Cheese, watch out - the dish is VERY HOT and your waiter may or may not advise you of that. I burned my hand when I accidentally bumped the dish. I indicated that I would recommend this to a friend - I say this because the restaurant wasn't too crowded and if you need a good place that you can come in last minute without a reservation, is in a good neighborhood and has above average food, this is a good place to keep on your list. Didn't seem to be too many tourists - mostly afterwork/local crowd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Disappointing......NYCSanFranVIPDined on 7/16/2014Our many years of enjoying a nice dinner at City Hall has come to an end. The service was lacking in attention and detail, our waiter forgot our mac and cheese side and had to be reminded numerous times, it finally arrived at the end of our meal without an apology, the waiter then cleared our wine glasses with wine still in the glass without asking and he never checked to see how our dinner was. Truly horrible service. The medium rare steak arrived dry and hard. A bottle of $26 white wine was $69 and not worth the price of inflation. It is unfortunate that a neighborhood gem and former reliable restaurant has lost its focus on providing good customer service and food.
- Delicious food.KatyaVIPDined on 7/11/2014Very nice restaurant on a quite street with outside sitting available. I have been here a few times and food is always fresh and delicious. The service is great and the staff knows what they are doing but it is a bit slow especially during lunch hour, when you do not have that much time. I will definitely come back though.Special Features:
- OUTSTANDINGwheeljim1Dined on 7/2/2014I'm here multiple times a month. The food is always outstanding, with one of the BEST burgers in the city. Henry Meer, chef/owner, is always warm and a great host. I recommend CITY HALL for a superb dinning experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch spotLunchmavenVIPDined on 7/2/2014You can talk comfortably and the seating gives you lots of elbow-room. The food is presented well and is uniformly delicious. The room is airy and well-designed. Nothing distracts you from your lunch companions, which to me is a huge compliment for a restaurant.Special Features:
- Lock of freshness seafood.sunnyr2Dined on 6/28/2014My husband and I love oysters. They had 3 types of oysters to choose from. Actually they should have offered just 2 types. One type of oysters(west coast) were aweful. Not fresh at all. The service was good, the waiter was trying so hard I felt bad for him.
- Great Anniversary dinnerDianeDined on 6/28/2014Enjoyed a relaxing dinner seated outside on a balmy evening. Duane Street is relatively quiet even on a Saturday evening which makes outdoor dining very pleasant. The food and the service are always good at City Hall. We return each time we stay in the downtown area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sfhphVIPDined on 6/19/2014While the food was good, the service was fair at best. The restaurant was not busy, but nonetheless the waiters kept going missing. Also it was unclear who was our waiter. Four people total were at our table ( cocktails, ordering, food delivery, plate removal). But who was responsible? Also think they put items on our bill that we didn't order. Unfortunately we didn't notice until we reviewed the bill when we got home.
- Great lunch near the CourthouseBarbaraVIPDined on 6/19/2014We have been having lunch at City Hall during our 2 week trial at the nearby Courthouse. Great food, friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic!out2lunchDined on 6/12/2014Best hanger steak this side of Brooklyn! I need to spend more time downtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good but service was down.NYDiningFoodieDined on 6/11/2014Perhaps it was being a Wednesday but servers were few and attention to the table was below the standard of past visits. Food was ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kid friendly weekend spotOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/31/2014Have been here for brunch twice recently and service was consistently good both times. It was not very busy so we had short wait times for meal and attentive service from the staff. This is a great alternative to the nearby overcrowded and underwhelming Odeon. Will be back as they are a kid friendly spot and would like to try a wider range of choices from their menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible BartenderWickerwork59Dined on 5/30/2014Bartender had an awful, unprofessional attitude. Slow, talking way to much to regulars, thought who he was, obvious chip on his shoulder.
- City Hall is a treasureHowardSFVIPDined on 5/27/2014We just loved City Hall for dinner this week. The food was outstanding and reasonably priced. The service was excellent. If I lived in NY I would eat there once a week :-)Special Features:
- Still a first rate restaurantBrookboyVIPDined on 5/24/2014City Hall remains a dining destination even after all this time. It has an old-time New York ambiance and plenty of elbowroom. The owner still patrols the dining room and makes sure everything is running smoothly. The food is excellent and amply portioned. The fly in the ointment is the cost. It ain't cheap, especially if you indulge in some of the finer wines. But it's always worth a visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GloriaVIPDined on 5/16/2014If you are in this neck of the woods, you almost have to do lunch at City Hall as a perfect fit to your day; we were touring historic Soho (do this too!) and ended up here for a late lunch; a little empty by 1:30 on a Friday, but had some top oysters (altho they were out of our first choice!) and the mixed salad (very interesting dressing,DIFFERENT GOOD!) and the salmon/grilled cheese; a nice white blend wine from the North Fork (didn't know quite all the grapes....) and a "kit kat dessert" which was pretty fantastic; a nice fit to OUR day!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Somewhat disappointedHopperDined on 5/13/2014I have always had a great time at this restaurant,this time i had to send the food back and spent quite a while looking for the server.Special Features:
- HootieDined on 5/8/2014Had to ask for bread three times. Finally received the basket half way through the meal. Capuccino was served cold. Otherwise the food was excellent and the owner was very pleasant.
- will returnPATEEATSVIPDined on 5/6/2014Dinner w/college-age son. His hangar steak was great. My salmon in kale salad overcooked to the point of looking like a white eraser. Forgot croutons. Wine pours are small: half cup and even thought they could tell we are multi-glass people; never poured more than 4 oz. So bill was really high. Had to flag for wait person; had to ask for menus; had to ask for bread. But the place is nice. Just don't arrive starving or parched.Special Features:
- Expensive sidesdiningonGoodFridayDined on 4/18/2014We really liked City Hall, and we had a terrific lunch after attending Good Friday services at Trinity Church on Wall Street. But it makes me mad when a restaurant charges extra for the sides. The entrees were fairly priced, but they came with nothing. Couldn't they can't put a couple of dollars worth of beans or broccoli or carrots on the side with a scoop of rice or potatoes? It just seems cheap and frankly a rip off to have to pay $11 for some sauteed kale or French fries. I'm not sure I would hurry back.Special Features:
- A changed placeGoodeatsonAtlanticDined on 4/4/2014I've been to City Hall many times and was sad to see it has run its course. The food and service were still very good, but it was quite slow and it changed the vibe of the establishment.
- Wonderful dinner spotScoutDined on 4/2/2014City Hall is a gem to find in the downtown area. The restaurant was nice a quiet, which was perfect for my dinner with clients. We each had the delectable burger, shared crispy tender onion rings and practically got into a fight sharing the creamy mac 'n cheese. It was my first time at the restaurant, I will absolutely return, many times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- City Hall - great for conversationGloriacharleneDined on 4/1/2014I'm always looking for a QUIET restaurant where conversation is easy and we don't have to shout to hear each other. Make a reservation in advance, request a booth. Service is lovely, food is good, with a nice range of options. I really like the burger, for example. Salads are fresh and delicious. Etc. Also, I understand they have a party room, which I haven't seen, but it is good to keep in mind.Special Features:
- Reliable and Very Good FoodLivesNearbyDined on 3/13/2014City Hall is our "go to" restaurant when entertaining clients and/or when we're in need of excellent American food and very fine wine. While the menu varies somewhat by season, the familiar items that I usually rely on are almost always perfect. The Thursday night we were at City Hall was a quiet one - some nights are raucous, but not this one - and service was a tad sleepy; but we'll continue to treasure the restaurant's ambiance and usual excellence.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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.LUXURY domain names now available for registration
23 May 2014
This week, our client .LUXURY entered General Availability which means anyone is now able to register a .LUXURY domain name on a first-come first-serve basis.
Blog Posts
What's the ROI on a $20m TLD auction?
Oct 20, 2014
By Ryan Baker Ryan Baker, ARI Registry Services' Industry Consultant, offers insights into valuing a TLD and crafting a winning auction strategy to help applicants in contention sets secure their highly prized TLDs. ICANN have taken a solid stance in regards to contention...read more
Grand Final marketing dominated by .com.au domain names
Oct 7, 2014
By Adrian Kinderis This year's AFL and NRL Grand Finals set viewership records for the number of people who tuned in to watch the matches. A whopping 4.6 million people watched the Rabbitohs beat the Bulldogs on Sunday night, making it the highest rating television progra...read more


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