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You may have to shield your eyes from the ark, but this theater won't melt your face—at least not in a bad way.
About two years ago, Larry and Colleen Halliday were looking to add a little excitement to their home theater. They made a deal with installer Doug Charrois, who then called in the doctor—Dr. Indiana Jones.
To many in the audiophile crowd, the Halliday's equipment list wouldn't be as coveted as the ark itself. The couple is more than satisfied though. It's got much better acoustics than the Well of Souls, and hey—it's all about the ambience.
"Larry saw the torches in a store and came up with the idea it would be cool to have a theme of Indiana Jones in the theater they were going to build in their up-and-coming new home," says Charrois, who was up for the design challenge.
And challenge it was. Much like Indiana, Charrois worked solo at the time of the installation, going by the company name Jade Security. "I found them," he says. "Working on my own, I would have to drum up my own business driving around new construction areas. Once I found a good size home going up, then it would be my sparkling personality that would take over."
Charrois may not be as suave as Indiana, but in six short weeks he did all of the design and construction that would bring this theme theater to life.
Enter the 18-by-12-foot theater and you'll see a familiar face: the Nazi-loving monkey from the original "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Guess the dates weren't so bad after all, eh? Look up towards the top of the room, and it's like entering a cave with the top worn out to expose the sky. Next to the door, there is a small equipment room, which also includes wiring for intercom, security, networking and sound.
There's no giant ark to double as a bar—not that it wasn't a thought. "[Larry] really wanted to find a full size replica of the ark and have it open and spew lots of smoke and lightning," Charrois says. "Kind of impossible to do, and slightly no room for it."Facebook and Twitter.
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Bistro One LR - Ritz-Carlton - South Beach
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ritzcarlton.com/
- Phone: (786) 276-4000 ext. 4329
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Breakfast Daily: 7am-11am
Lunch Daily: 11am-5pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday:5pm -10pm,Friday and Saturday 5pm-11pm
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- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Continental, American
- Executive Chef: Amol Agarwal
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Cafe, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Bistro One LR features a private dining room overlooking the pool.
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With its brightly polished retro appearance, imaginative cuisine, lively atmosphere and talented Executive Chef Amol Agarwal, Bistro One LR is one of the top, restaurants on South Beach. With all the allure and charm of a neighborhood bistro and the style and glamour of South Beach, Bistro One LR makes contemporary cuisine and relaxed, chic dining look good. The colors, textures and culture that make Miami a distinctive destination are enlivened and illuminated at Bistro One LR located in the Ritz-Carlton South Beach.
With its brightly polished retro appearance, imaginative cuisine, lively atmosphere and talented Executive Chef Amol Agarwal, Bistro One LR is one of the top, restaurants on South Beach. With all the allure and charm of a neighborhood bistro and the style and glamour of South Beach, Bistro One LR makes contemporary cuisine and relaxed, chic dining look good. The colors, textures and culture that make Miami a distinctive destination are enlivened and illuminated at Bistro One LR located in the Ritz-Carlton South Beach.
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- Great food and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014Great selection of items on menu and the food was delicious and well presented, all three courses were excellent. Our server had very good knowledge of dishes and offered suggestions based on our tastes. Overall a very enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting food and drink menuPheincDined on 10/11/2014Nice variety of specialty drinks and an interesting menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazing!!! :)MaryiaDined on 9/21/2014Food was great! Server Mayva is wonderful, she created a unique experience for me and my mom on my birthday. Thank you :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very expensive Sunday brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/14/2014Considering we don't drink alcohol, the Sunday brunch was extremely expensive for 2 people with tax and automatic gratuity added in, total $200. We wanted to try a proper Sunday brunch buffet though with a larger spread than other smaller brunches in the area. The food was above average. Service was how it should be at a Ritz property--very accommodating, attentive, professional. I wouldn't be in a hurry to head back just for the value since we don't take advantage of the alcohol included. But for those who consume alcohol, it's a nice Sunday buffet.
- wonderful experiencevickyVIPDined on 9/13/2014We were a group trying to find a place to eat and decided to try Bistro One LR since they had a good looking miami spice menu. We were pleasantly surprised with every dish superb and the service was excellent. We had a wonderful evening and definitely with return!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fairwayVIPDined on 9/11/2014i expected more from the ritz! the service was terrible and no one hardly there! the food was not spectualar like i expected it to be and the presentation was not good coming from a high class resortSpecial Features:
- Not what I expected from the RitzOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 9/7/2014Dark, location is odd, hotel set up feels awkward, not inviting.
- over ratedletseatout2niteDined on 8/16/2014view was great. service excellent. portion size would not fill a baby. for miami spice $39.00 price per person became $165 for 2 with a bottle of pino grigio wineSpecial Features:
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- relaxing breakfastalfredhpDined on 7/26/2014Sure this place is pricey! We were on vacation and it was worth it. We had a serene and relaxing breakfast and the service was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor Menu and ServiceGradyVIPDined on 5/16/2014I love the hotel but the restaurant is horrible. The food menu is extremely limited and the food tastes horrible. It's usually cold and rubbery. Such a disappointment.
- mother's day brunchschlabuffoDined on 5/11/2014This was my second time for brunch at this location and both were really great. I was hoping for an upgraded menu for mother's day since the price is increased 30% but it was the same as my first time two months ago. Anyways it is absolutely worthy . My mother, myaunt and my sister in law loved the experience. Service is outstanding as always at theRitzSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 4/20/2014I wouldn't recommend it, it was too expensive for what it had to offer. Nothing like the quality of Ritz Carton that I have experienced.
- Awesome Easter brunchMomandnurseMilwaukeeVIPDined on 4/20/2014Great ambiance. Excellent food and of course the service you expect from the Ritz. There is so much food, it is worth the cost.Special Features:
- DisappointedmelanieVIPDined on 4/17/2014Very bad service. Waiter not friendly at all. Disappointing when paying that much for a meal. Food ok but waiter made us feel like a pain waiting on us
- Great sunday brunchValFromParisVIPDined on 4/6/2014We booked for their sunday brunch, and it was awesome. You have a huge choice of food stations: sushi, barbecue, pancakes, pastries, and unlimited cocktails. After the brunch you can enjoy the swimming pool. Forgot to tell you: live music was perfect for a sunday brunch :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/16/2014I was so hoping for a good experience, I mean it's the RITZ!! Food was terrible, rack of lamb tough, with a terrible sweet potato puree, tasted like baby food. Compared to other hotels in the area, the Ritz was shabby and outdated. Such a disappointment compared to Ritz Carlton's in other cities.
- Beach and BreakfastqotuDined on 3/16/2014A very nice experience. Their special version of eggs Benedict was outstanding. Service was friendly. Great way to start the day.Special Features:
- Outstanding brunch!!!IzabellaVIPDined on 3/2/2014We had a wonderful brunch! Everything was very fresh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent food and great service.batmanVIPDined on 3/1/2014excellent food and great service. will be back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely restaurantlalapVIPDined on 2/16/2014We had a lovely meal---good food, very pleasant and efficient service and a beautiful outdoor setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for all occasionsGiovanniCadornaDined on 2/14/2014Amazing service, superb food, excellent ambiance, and fantastic live music. All is top quality. Highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines night dinnerGlenamaddyDined on 2/14/2014We had a wonderful evening. The food was great the ambience was just perfect. The waiter was very attentive and the music was perfect.Special Features:
- The food was so nice, butAnnaDined on 1/12/2014The food was so nice, but it hadn't that "wow". And I am afraid the service didn't reach the pricetag at all... on a restaurant like this you do not expect the plate from the apetizer to remain on your table for the whole meal, or having to ask for knife and fork when the entré arrives. He did not refill our wineglasses once. He was very nice, but I guess just do not have the know-how for this type of restaurant. The food so nice, but I'm afraid not value for the Money.
- Great spot, too bad the foodOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 1/5/2014Great spot, too bad the food and service are not up to par.Special Features:
- Poor NYE ExperienceLucianaDined on 12/31/2013Went here for the special NYE dinner and party package and found - unexpectedly - a very disorganised management which left us sitting at a table with little to no attention. The waiter was lovely and tried his best - but that was the problem, there was only one waiter. The food was good but not on par with Ritz or matching how expensive it was (which ended up being excessive, cost to quality/value ratio). Poor organisation overall and lack of good enough service, on top of having our 2nd course missed entirely off a fixed 4th course menu. Very disappointed.Special Features:
- The best dinning outlil27Dined on 12/28/2013It was fantastic, starting from the staff. They were excellent, very attentive. Food was wonderful, tasteful, exquisite. The outdoor dining was perfect for the occasion. Many wonderful wines to choose from the wine list. It will definitely recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ridiculous expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/24/2013Excessively expensive... 450 USD for 2 adults 1 kid... 4 drinks and their menu of the day...Special Features:
- Great ambiance, great food, great sBalthazorVIPDined on 12/7/2013This place has it all, and we even found the prices reasonable for the quality of food and the great atmosphere. Dining outside by the dimly lit pool is really pleasant, with hip lighting and relatively subdued music. The lamb was exceptionally tasty; I don't normally gnaw on my lamb bones, but I made an exception for this wonderful dish. Service was excellent. Downstairs is another bar area with live music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely sitting by the poolAnanymuseVIPDined on 12/7/2013Lovely sitting by the pool which was back lit. Service was excellent as was the food. The sun dried tomato tamponade was addictive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfectly fine - I expected better!RisaFoodyVIPDined on 12/5/2013Nondescript food, mid-level service. Great outdoor settling. Convenient location. I've had breakfast here many times - it's better - but this was the first time I had dinner. Nothing more than ok, and quite expensive for that.Special Features:
- FabulousLeslieDined on 12/1/2013We had a fabulous brunch. The choices were great and plentiful and the service was super. However, since it's a bit pricey, I would probably only go for special occasions.Special Features:
- The food was just not good.maryVIPDined on 11/29/2013The food was just not good. We did not even want dessert. I don't think they even care that the food was not good.Special Features:
- Thanksgiving dinnerRoges76Dined on 11/28/2013Excellent seafood !! champagne was great but the champagne flutes were not cold,great environment , many choices, the desserts were phenomenal.my family loved it and I did enjoy it a lot. The decoration of the restaurant was beautiful. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anybody who enjoys quality food and try different dishes in one place. The server was very nice and polite always making sure that everything was great. It was the best thanksgiving dinner in years!Keep the excellent quality of the seafood specially the sushi section. Need to have champagne glasses cold before serving champagne. The hostess at the entrance needs to move things around faster so customers are not waiting 20 minutes after the reservation time. OverallSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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CAN YOU HEAR IT? A tinkling crackity-crickity peppering all over the hills. It sounds like the breaking of a thousand tiny glasses under a thousand tiny boots. The ground is hard as stone and walking on the earth sounds like my feet are knocking on a wooden door that leads to Underground. All of nature is iced in mid sway and crowned with winter jewels rarer than diamonds. A low sun scatters fractals of beauty between the tips of grass blades and the furthest reaches of my eyelashes.
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Monday, 1 December 2008
A visit from Jack Frost
CAN YOU HEAR IT? A tinkling crackity-crickity peppering all over the hills. It sounds like the breaking of a thousand tiny glasses under a thousand tiny boots. The ground is hard as stone and walking on the earth sounds like my feet are knocking on a wooden door that leads to Underground. All of nature is iced in mid sway and crowned with winter jewels rarer than diamonds. A low sun scatters fractals of beauty between the tips of grass blades and the furthest reaches of my eyelashes.
Written by Rima Staines at 9:47 am
Tags: ice, jack frost, nature, scotland, winter
36 comments:
- Spot said...
Feeling very town bound at the moment, so it was good to gasp at the beautiful chill of your shots. Thanks for sharing.
- 1 December 2008 10:30
- Ciara said...
Ooo! We too have had a week of stunning crisp blue-sky frosty mornings here. But being practically on the beach means we never get hoarfrost like this! I am envious. I will never forget the first time I saw it in the mid-lands and I was completely incredulous at the pure beauty of it!
Isn't nature something else!!!
- 1 December 2008 11:15
- tut-tut said...
Here, the sun has not yet risen, and maybe it won't, as it is snowing . . .
I miss those breath-catching cold days of your wonderful photos, though.
- 1 December 2008 11:46
- Jess said...
So beautiful..and so bloomin' cold!!x
- 1 December 2008 11:48
- liZZie said...
Very beautiful words Rima to go with your beautiful photographs.
- 1 December 2008 12:31
- Karen said...
Beautiful, I just love old Jack Frost!
- 1 December 2008 12:45
- Vickie said...
I love the art of Jack Frost. So far he really hasn't visited. He must be getting closer though. My breath can be seen in the cold night air.
- 1 December 2008 13:26
- d. moll, l.ac. said...
BRRRR, crispy and crunchy.
- 1 December 2008 14:46
- nina said...
o! so very beautiful. i wish i were standing on a hill there, listening to the wind, to the silence. to my heart. ox
- 1 December 2008 15:15
- Lisa Falzon said...
I wonder if those sheep have cold feet!
- 1 December 2008 16:20
- From This Moment to That said...
Stunning pictures and beautiful writing Rima, you look really warmly wrapped in your new photograph, I envy your views of the hills!! I'm so glad you are feeling recovered from your bout of the flu.
- 1 December 2008 16:55
- Purest Green said...
I just knew you would have beautiful photos. I love them so - thanks for posting them.
- 1 December 2008 18:08
- Shelley Noble said...
"All of nature is iced in mid sway and crowned with winter jewels rarer than diamonds."
Are you kidding me with your gifts?! Your descriptions read like poetry and the finest story prose.
- 1 December 2008 19:06
- Kim said...
Wow, what beautiful pictures. Will you be warm enough in your moving home, when the time comes? I hope you have plenty of warm woolies (I sound like my Mother now!)
Kim x
- 1 December 2008 20:14
- laughingwolf said...
beautifully said, even the cold shivers are delicious :O lol
- 1 December 2008 21:37
- Pamela Terry and Edward said...
I can feel the cold air in my lungs just from the pictures. Bundle up!
- 2 December 2008 04:35
- Gail said...
What beautiful photos Rima ... they capture the beauty of a frosty morning so well ... brrrrrrrrr ...
-Gail X
- 2 December 2008 10:35
- BT said...
stunning photos and such beautiful words too, we have had Jack Frost but not with such depth.
- 2 December 2008 13:17
- Yoli said...
Oh Rima how beautiful and magical!
- 2 December 2008 18:35
- Pam said...
Beautifully written. I have never seen such frost!. They photos are amazing.In the city in South Australia I have never experienced frost like that.I'd love to step into those photos!
- 2 December 2008 22:55
- Solvay said...
How stunning the north can be in winter! Thank you for sharing those photos!!!
And your delightful, onomatopoetic description of the sights - magical!
"It sounds like the breaking of a thousand tiny glasses under a thousand tiny boots. ...crowned with winter jewels rarer than diamonds." GORGEOUS WORDS!!!
Meanwhile: Wow, thanks for taking the time - in this whirlwind time before your departure - to stop by my wee blog. And, how nice of you to stop over at Marc Hanson's blog, too! Yes, his paintings are wonderful - I especially like his recent "color study" of the moon rising over the wooded opening of the water.
Glad you enjoyed the music.
- 3 December 2008 05:10
- Nao said...
I have always thought fields to be the perfect canvas for the magical art of Jack Frost. Frosted grasses really are a dazzling display of sparkly wonderment.
- 3 December 2008 05:25
- Barbara Martin said...
Wonderful photos of the hoarfrost! Gads, putting fence posts in the winter.
- 4 December 2008 03:19
- herhimnbryn said...
These are truely beautiful images Lady R. I am homesick for my little corner of the Uk now! I miss cold winters, so very much.
- 4 December 2008 12:13
- Tammie Lee said...
From the looks of your wonderful photos, we have very similar weather! Twas a chilly 5F this morning with frost painting the earth. Lovely.
- 4 December 2008 17:36
- mariel said...
What beautiful photographs! I should post my photos of our Norfolk snow, but I don't think they do it justice. Wintery blessings to you both.
- 5 December 2008 20:07
- Gwen Buchanan said...
I truly can hear it..........
- 6 December 2008 00:43
- Barry said...
What a remarkably beautiful blog. This is just stunning!
- 6 December 2008 02:15
- Elizabeth said...
So painfully and achingly beautiful.
Magic pictures and magic words.
- 6 December 2008 14:54
- anthromama said...
We've had some very frosty mornings here and all the nights are below freezing now. My son and I admired some fine frost feathers on a concrete path the other day. Now I can finally sing "Earth stood hard as iron / Water like a stone" and not feel silly!
- 6 December 2008 23:24
- Cat (darklingwoods) said...
Oh Rima *brrrrr* I love the images of Jack Frost's visit! Would you believe it will free tonight here in Florida even? I hope to see a bit of rare frost myself! But I imagine you will also see snow soon!?
- 8 December 2008 04:48
- pomegranates said...
beautiful photos...how i wish i was there too...
- 11 December 2008 03:24
- Griffin said...
Yep, definitely Stone Season again. Everything as cold and hard as stone. Just you and young Tui keep warm, that's all! This is duvet weather fer sure. I am thinking of hibernating myself.
I love the ice feathers on car windows... admittedly it's not my car so that may be why I can enjoy them!! Take care both of you and be safe and well.
- 11 December 2008 07:57
- Carolyn said...
Beautiful Photos. This scenery resembles ours here in New Mexico, USA.
- 11 December 2008 15:27
- Griffin said...
Rima, you've been tagged for an award (it's your own fault for being fab!) so do come by and have a look.
- 12 December 2008 18:11
- anna wadham said...
lovely frosty pics. I really love your blog- have been following it since you left comments on mine! i especially like your clocks ;)
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I could be mistaken, but didn't bears recieve a notable increase to their Armor on PTR? So the whole damage vs. survivability context there is a bit skewed if it is not taking into account the survival increases coming as well.
Personally, I'm willing to give up some of my damage (although there is no white damage nerf, so it's a tad less) for a notable bump in armor.
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A:Stokke's Tripp Trapp is not fully assembled, and it's ingenious flat package is shaped like a right-triangle that takes-up very little space, making it great for traveling. The box's right side measures 34"; its perpendicular height measures 30"; its base measures 20"; and it's all of 3" thick. The box contains the following parts:
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Q:What is the correct location of the the clasp that holds the straps together in the back? the way we have put it on, it keeps irritating the neck of our baby.
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It's been a fabulously bizarre year for Gaga (as per). We've seen her shave her head, pose naked with mini-soldiers crawling across her body, start a body revolution and buy 55 of Michael Jackson's original stage costumes. She also toured the world in a range of bonkers headgear for her Born This Way Ball extravanganza, defended Hedi Slimane and went for tea with Julian Assange. Oh, and she wore a helmet made of flowers at the Philip Treacy show, natch.
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3) She was the first to wear Hedi Slimane's Spring Summer 2013 Saint Laurent Collection, wearing a witchy all black outfit and wide-brimmed black hat to go for tea with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London where he was staying to avoid being extradited to Sweden. Her company is as unpredictable as her couture.
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Magnard inherited from Franck the concept of cyclic form, whereby a work's themes recur in modified guises throughout its entire sucession of movements, imparting a distinctive unity of design. This notion is much in evidence in Magnard's Symphony No 1 in C minor, Op 4 (1890). No less striking, however, is an apparent filtering of the Wagnerian influence through Mahler: one is aware of the march-like, processional tread, of a fondness for the rough-edged tone colours of single- and double-reed instruments in unison, and of a powerful rhythmic impulse governing both the restless urgency of the principal theme and its later expansion and development. At first a sort of 'rival Resurrection Symphony' is oddly suggested, albeit a more fleet-footed version without its massive introductory paragraph. The illusion is continued in the lyrical second subject. One is then startled to realize that Mahler's titanic Symphony No 2 cannot have been known to Magnard at this stage, having been completed in July 1894.
The first movement (Strepitoso—'noisily'!) develops its two contrasted themes with determination and no little ingenuity. It has been remarked that no matter how congested and hyperactive the pages of Mahler's symphonies, his counterpoint remains essentially a matter of two salient lines, top and bottom. By contrast Magnard's passion for a discipline still quite newly mastered engenders polyphonic intricacy at many levels. His first symphonic movement arguably suffers from an excess both of alternatives to follow up and of orchestral colours in which to dress them, the latter distracting the listener (though agreeably) from the argument's continuity. A restrained ending suitably conveys the sense of cyclic business as yet unfinished. There follows a slow movement in the submediant key of A flat, the resulting tonal relationship honouring the precedent of Beethoven's Symphony No 5. This music is remarkable for its prayer-like, wistful serenity (later to assume more anguished tones) and for its tonally ambiguous opening by a subdued brass 'choir'. The Wagnerian presence is felt in the progressive prominence of the harp as a source of accompaniment. A climax of elevated restraint arises eventually from the typically academic device of a sustained canonic restatement of the two principal themes. Finally the chordal brass opening is recalled, radiantly transformed by the addition of sustained upper string notes.
Mahler comes to mind again in the scherzo, which attempts to hold up a distorting mirror to the first movement, with engaging but mixed and rather elusive results. It might be argued that a return to the overall tonic key is a miscalculation, or indeed that this movement is not wholly necessary to the symphonic design, since the subsequent finale seeks to bring together all the work's material in a definitive display of contrapuntal mastery, yet must continue in a key by now divested of conflict by its premature sovereignty. In addition, the principal 'cyclic' idea seems insufficiently protean in dramatic and rhythmic substance to adapt itself subtly to varied surroundings, instead threatening at times to disrupt the flow of other ideas by gratuitous interruption. Nonetheless, this is arresting music, big-boned, easy in its adventurous modulations and remarkably confident in feeling, even where one suspects misjudgement. The principal theme of the slow movement, embodying a transiently striking similarity to the composer Geoffrey Burgon's television music some years ago for Brideshead Revisited, bids fair to win Magnard much posthumous 'consolation' for public indifference in his lifetime.
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The 10man fight is relatively easy (as are most 10man hard modes) when compared to the 25man, which is a huge pain in the buttocks. Our guild just got it down this week and I've come to hate this fight out of all the hard modes we've done so far.
From how the video describes the detonating lashers I'm unclear on how they're handled. AoE taunt only taunts 10 yards, but the video makes it seem like you taunt from the riverbed...also, it only lasts 6 seconds...but even if you could get them all away and then burn them all down in that 6 seconds won't killing them all instagib whoever taunted?
Can we get a little more detail on exactly how that wave is handled? I've completed the encounter a few times on 10-man, but that wave always seems to give us some trouble.
Everyone groups up when the lashers come out and starts aoeing. A hunter then moves about 10 yards away from Freya in a pre-designated location and drops a frost trap. It is very important for the aoe phase that your aoe is using only abilities that hit the entire group to ensure they all come down evenly or else you will end up with some going off before you are ready to move.
There will also almost always be a sunbeam on the raid during this phase make sure your raid knows this and moves -together- in a single direction that still allows access to the trap on the ground. When the lashers are ~20% health the call to taunt is given.
We have two aoe taunts in our raid. The feral druid and myself, the prot warrior. When I do the taunt I grab them all and move over to the frost trap, triggering it, and then shockwaving the mobs in place. A shaman also drops an earthgrab totem down right next to them which snags every single lasher. I then intervene away to the nearest friendly player and make it out without even requiring the use of a cooldown.
When our feral druid does it the entire process is esentially the same but instead of a shockwave, we have a warlock use their little aoe shadow splash thingy (forgive me I forgot the name) to stun all the mobs for 2 seconds. Once again, the shaman drops the earthgrab and the aoe kills them all without a second thought. If some do get away, it should only be very few and it can be handled in the way you see demonstrated in the video on the first phase of lashers.
This is not the only way to do the aoe taunt, but without a doubt the cleanest way we have come up with and it works pretty well with the right coordination.
Hmm...warriors aoe taunt reaches 10 yards and only keeps mobs focused on you for 6 seconds...it just doesn't seem like enough time nor distance to pull it off effectively and get separation from both the group and the taunter while still making sure you taunt them all...but I'll give it a try.
Ty, for the further explanation.
To be honest, we just found it easier if we all group up and quickly burn them down to about 10%, spread out, and slowly pick them off over the remaining 40-45 seconds to give healers time to catch up. Healing a small pick of people for 5Kish every few seconds seemed a lot easier than trying to wrangle mobs with de-aggro tendencies off to the side and quickly burn them down, hoping no one's going to get gibbed when they all blow up.
Mm yes that may well work, we just practice the same strategy in 10 and 25-man, works best for us and no one gets confused.
We also have a feral druid usually that does the first AoE taunt with a guardian spirit up.


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The first time we did first boss HoF was straight after an Elegon kill. The week after we had MSV on farm & were wiping on the last phase on Blade Lord. Will (imho) is just glorified trash and if you have the DPS for Elegon and they can move at the right time, Blade Lord isn't that far off (hint: a Druid's Stampeding Roar helps, and moving all but the tanks in the slipstream to the other side at -% health makes it far easier, especially if your tanks are warriors with second wind who basicly can't die in 40 seconds)
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We had raiders rage quit the guild because we insisted on spending one night a week on Elegon rather than fully investing in HoF. Would you say that NOT being able to down Elegon is a sign that you will struggle in HoF?
"he doens't need healing, he doesn't need healing, he doesn't nee-WHAOSHIT!wtf was that man!". Please stop leaning on TDR. -Teng
Not necassarily, we downed Zor'lok before we downed Elegon. So far we've spent more time on elegon than any other boss so far in HoF.
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Hunters, Just get a Sporebat, most LFRs will be missing that buff.
Zor'lok is a test of your healers, elegon a test of your dps.
vizier is a very easy fight, but relies heavily on raid awareness. the healing requirements are very low (easily 2-healed), and as long as your raiders can stay alive until the end, you will get a kill. if you have people who struggle with spirit kings, they'll have trouble with him as well.
just started blade lord, and phase 1 is very straightforward. need to clean up phase 2 a little, but again it's raid awareness and being able to dodge tornadoes that's the key to success.
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The single span of the Phantasie embraces sonata exposition and recapitulation, separated by andante and scherzo episodes which are linked by rudimentary transitions into an arch-shaped introduction: sonata exposition—andante—scherzo—extension of andante episode to effect a lyrical climax—sonata recapitulation—coda.
It was some months after the adjudication that performances of the prize-winning compositions were arranged. The London Piano Trio was engaged and the three premieres given over a six-month period. Bridge's winning entry was given the distinction of publication through the Worshipful Company and a first performance at a Musicians' Society banquet.
Cobbett, who had a number of reservations about the finale of Bridge's first Phantasie, for string quartet (1905), was in no doubt of the quality of the new work. In a lecture given at the Royal Academy of Music in 1911 he said: 'Mr Bridge's Trio is of a remarkable beauty and brilliance and stamps him as one of our foremost composers for the chamber. With a lavishness to which I can recall few precedents, he has provided thematic material more than sufficient for a lengthy work in sonata form.'
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Karl Lagerfeld, creative director of Chanel and father of [a target="_blank" href="/fashion/archive/2012/09/21/choupettes-diary--bonus-edition.htm">Choupette Lagerfeld[/a], has announced he would rather die than retire. When asked on when he's thinking of putting down the Shu Uemura-coloured designs permantently, the Kaiser had this to say: 'Why should I stop working? If I do, I'll die and it'll all be finished,' he said.
'There's something boring about people who have to go to an office for a living, I wanted to do this job since I was a child. I love fashion. I'm lucky to work in the most perfect of conditions. I can do what I want in all kinds of areas. The expenses are not expenses. I would be stupid to stop that. Work is making a living out of being bored.' We're happy to agree with you there, Karl!
This is not only great news for the fashion-minded, but also for those who wait with baited breath for what his acerbic tongue will spit out next.
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Apparently, Anorexia is Not a Problem in the Industry?
When asked how Karl felt about the issue while at the [a target="_blank" href="/fashion/archive/2012/10/12/chanels-little-black-dress-event-at-the-saatchi-gallery.htm">Chanel LBJ[/a] event, he had this to say:
'I'm sorry to say that it's a subject I consider ridiculous for several reasons; the story with the anorexic girls - nobody works with anorexic girls, that's nothing to do with fashion. People who have that [anorexia] have problems to do with family and things like that. There are less than 1% of anorexic girls, but there more than 30% of girls in France, - I don't know about England - that are much, much overweight. And it is much more dangerous and very bad for the health. So I think today with the junk food in front of the TV it's something dangerous for the health of the girl.'
While morbid obesity is extremely unhealthy and a growing issue, Karl's opinion is obviosuly strange in the light of the fashion industry's obvious negative effect on models and young women. While he may disagree, he will have to accept the industry's changing views on the issue, which we hope will promote healthier habits!
Fat Mummies Are Taking Over, Beware!
While again being asked about the skinny issue, he had this to say: 'Fat mummies sit there in front of the television with their chip packets and say skinny models are ugly.'
Woah, Karl! And he didn't stop there, stating that 'no one wants to see curvy women' in the fashion world. Why Karl?! We very much disagree with the Kaiser there.
Women like Salma Hayek, Christina Hendricks and Queen Beyonce prove how amazing (and enviable) curves can be, and we hope he'll eventually agree!
The Adele Debate
'She is a little too fat, but she has a beautiful face and a divine voice.' All were enraged, and Karl tried to remedy his remarks with an open-letter of apology and [a target="_blank" href="/fashion/archive/2012/04/03/karl-lagerfeld-apologies-to-adele-with-a-collection-of-chanel-bags.htm">sent an entire collection[/a] of Chanel bags to the singer. Adele stuck up for herself, and the Kaiser was properly chastened.
On His Feud with Friend and Former Chanel Muse, Ines de la Fressange
On Chanel muse Ines de la Fressange after their falling out: 'I wish her all the luck in the world, just so long as I don't have to see her anymore or hear her spoken about.' Ouch.
His Abhorrence of Flippy-Floppies
'I am physically allergic to them.' Even if we wear them on a boat? No?
The Meaning Behind Tracksuit Bottoms
'A sign of defeat. You lost control of your life so you bought some sweatpants.' But what are we supposed to watch Girls or Downton Abbey in?!
No Kids for Karl
'They grow so fast, and having adult children makes you look 100-years-old. I don't want that.' Guess you can't argue with that, Unkle Karl.
His Philosophy on Food
'I'm like the animals in the forest. They don't touch what they cannot eat.' All we can picture now is Karl and Bear Grylls eating eyeballs on priceless Baroque china, and it makes sense.
Why You Must Always Look Your Best
'When I was a child, my mother always told me that you could wake up in the middle of the night and be deathly sick, so you always have to be impeccable.' Righto. That's one thing about Karl Lagerfeld, he's always prepared! We'll take his word for it.
His Views on Homosexuality
Karl isn't always ready to shock. He gives a very modest account on questioning his mother on homosexuality: 'When I was a child I asked my mother what homosexuality was about and she said — and this was 100 years ago in Germany and she was very open-minded — "It's like hair colour. It's nothing. Some people are blonde and some people have dark hair. It's not a subject." This was a very healthy attitude.' Well said.
Meaningful Goals
'My only ambition in life ... is to wear size 28 jeans.' Not a very usual or healthy goal, but he's 'one-and-only' for a reason.
And The Sum-Up
'Normal people think I'm insane.' Oh Karl, trust us, we wouldn't want you any other way!
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