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Tristan - Charleston
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Service very slow but had many large parties because two local colleges graduated that day and it was Mother's Day weekend. Food not spectacular. Other restaurants in area do better dining
Tristan contributed significantly to our Mother's Day dining experience. Their brunch menu offered creative and mouth watering selections. Each course was delightfully presented and a dining sensation. Service was outstanding as well. Thank you Tristan!!
Our server was good and the manager came by with a treat or two. Both were very nice. Food and presentation excellent!
Really enjoyed the 5 course Chef's tasting menu with wine pairings. Food and presentation were outstanding and just right portions. Wine pairings were perfect.
While visiting Charleston recently, we dined at Tristan, having noted their menu outside the night before. While the items on the menu looked good, nothing prepared us for the way dinner was served. We chose the Chef's tasting, 7-items, along with half glasses of wine which paired perfectly with each course. While the plates were small (not a problem for us -- we'd rather have a little bit of really good than a lot of not good), by the end of dinner we couldn't fit another bite. The servers were at the top of their game. Dinner was elegantly presented, and the servers described each dish in detail and answered any questions we had. They were attentive, responsive, and a pleasure to speak with. It was one of the best dinners EVER.
The wait-staff, and everyone else we met, were all very friendly, very knowledgeable and very enthuiastic. The food was both adventuresome and outstanding. From preparation to plating, all of our courses were as wonderful as they were innovative.
Tristan is a real treat for lovers of fine food. Unique combinations and preparations are coupled with outstanding service.
Brought an out-of-town guest knowing that she would love the food and atmosphere!
With a last minute reservation I was able to get a table at Tristan. It was something of a belated Birthday dinner for a friend. The staff were aware and were very good and attentive. Questions were answered with confidence and knowledge. The food was excellent, presentation superb, great service. Surprised it wasn't busier for such a busy weekend in Charleston. Not compaining though!
My husband and I had the 7 course tasting menu with wine parings. The flavors were complimentary. The service was perfect. We would sincerely go back. Pricey and worth every penny.
Our party of four dined on the five course tasting menu with the wine pairings. It was the perfect amount of food and accompanying wine. Each course was well thought out and inventive without losing the character of the food. Service was attentive but not obtrusive.
Tristan's is a metropolitan restaurant that stands out from the many also-wonderful Charleston restaurants that specialize in Low County staples such as shrimp and grits. Located in the French Quarter hotel, it offers valet parking, a much-appreciated perk in a town with limited and expensive garage parking downtown. Our first visit we tried the tasting menu; this time we selected entrees, including Scottish salmon, scallops. All were outstanding. The dessert chef is especially creative. We had expert service. It was an evening to remember. (And they remembered it was a birthday dinner, writing "Happy Birthday" in chocolate of the plate of my chocolate mousse dessert.)
Tristan's was a wonderful, unique birthday dinner that I will never forget. First, the service is outstanding. Their attention to detail is very impressive, from the service to the plates...wow wow. Plate presentation is so unique and just looking at the food makes your mouth water. Everything tasted great, including the drinks. We'll definitely be back!
The chef has come up with some innovative and creative dishes all beautifully presented.
this is my favorite place to eat in Charleston - the food is great and only surpassed by the service
Dinner and service were outstanding; some of the best short ribs I have ever had. The presentation was beautiful too.
Our first time at Tristan; we were celebrating our 4th Anniversary. The food was great and the service was fabulous. We were there on a weeknight; it was quiet. I would recommend Tristan for special occasions; or if you want to impress a first or second date. We will do this again!
The food was really good...sampled all entrees in our family. Wished we could have done Chef's presentation, but our two teens were too reluctant to buy into that. Scallops were very well prepared..short ribs and duck also...the presentation of the food (small portions on one side of very large plates) reminded us that the place was a bit pricey per ounce. Desserts were very best part of the meal. Lots of service staff for the number of diners. "Treats" between courses were pleasant surprises and conversation items.
Tristan deserves all the accolades it receives. It also deserves more customers- the Friday evening we were there saw a very light number of diners . Too bad. They don't know what they're missing. Wake up Charleston; you have an excellent restaurant in Tristan.
Really enjoyed our evening here. The service was better than anywhere else I've ever been - these guys are professionals. The team brought customized palette cleansers between each course. They made thoughtful, but not intrusive recommendations. The food was lovely, but would like to go back and try the tasting menu.
We ended up at Tristans because we had difficulty getting reservatiins at some of the well known spots such as FIG. So glad we dined here because the food and service were spectacular! The homemade breads and unique comninations of flavor made the food fabulous. More people should add this restaurant to their must visit list while in Charleston. In addition complimentary valet parking was an added bonus!
Nate and staff always rock it out. Absolutely fantastic food!! Lauren gave expert service.
The food was great - what there was of it. The chef was outstanding and attentive - sending samples to the table of tasty fare. If you are looking for a romantic spot and you have at least $$$ to spend - this is the place for you. But be prepared to have a back-up meal relatively soon because you will feel the hunger pangs within an hour or so after dining. The atmosphere, décor, service, and attentiveness to your needs are superb. Just need a little more food on my plate. Suggestions: (1) Please include healthy choices (i.e. 100% whole grain breads and pastas, Fat-free and low calorie dressings and sauces, etc.); (2) Broaden your wine list to include sweet wines: blackberry, plumb and Sparkling Miscato & MR Asti Spumante.
Food was good and inventive, but for the price, more unique dining experiences can be had in Charleston. Decor is attractive but beginning to become dated. Overall, the pricing exceeded the overall quality of the food, service, and environment.
5 course tasting menu was an experience ( once again) not to be forgotten. Nate came out to the table and discussed some of the nuances that go into his style of art. All I can say is do NOT go to Tristans for a meal. Go to Tristans for an experience you'll never forget.
Everything that came from the kitchen was delicious and executed very well, and it was a beautiful restaurant....... But there was no one else there I don't understand.
Setting is upscale, chef is inspired- and both food and staff were sublime! We were treated like family, and the Restaurant Week menu was out of this world. We will be back!
We did the 4 for $40 and each course was spectacular. From service to wine to food. It was the best Restaurant Week in highly competitive Charleston we have had in many years
Everything was wonderfully fabulous - from the prompt, professional service to the absolutely delicious food there was not one thing wrong with our fine dining experience. Thanks!
Great decor, outstanding service, impressive food and presentation.
It was great service and food! A great 4 course menu for restaurant week!
The food here is a culinary masterpiece that will leave your palate dancing with happiness for days. Wonderful balance of flavors, beautiful presentations, complex yet somehow not ostentatious. The service was wonderful with all of the staff jumping in to help with whatever needs to be done. They ride the line of very formal (always serving from one side and taking away from the other, placing your napkin for you etc) but manage to not make if uncomfortable if that isn't your usual scene. The wine list is absolutely impressive but daunting and would take a solid 30 minutes to actually read through so if you want wine have a peek before you go in or give yourself plenty of time. Will be returning when we have saved more money!
For Restaurant Week, Tristan had a set menu and that is what we went with. We also included the wine pairings. Each course was delicious, unusual mix of favors, and well presented. The staff was extremely helpful, knowledgable, pleasant and personable. We tried 3 restaurants this week, and we decided Tristan's was the most interesting dining experience.
Another local and I tried this restaurant during Restaurant Week with a couple from out of town. We all agreed that it was a wonderful dining experience. One of our out of town guests is a wine buyer for a grocers and she thought the wine pairings were great. All of us have traveled all over the world and the experience was right up there with the best of our dining experiences in places like Spain, Italy and parts of SE Asia.
Totally delighted and expectations surpassed with all aspects of the evening. Attentiveness and friendliness of the staff, timing of the delivery, presentation of the courses, and the exquisite flavors of the selections were all absolutely outstanding.
Tristan's is, by far, the most tasty, elegant and enjoyable eating experience in Charleston. As a New Yorker, I find the general standard of dining below my 70 plus years of experience. Tristan's is one of the very few exceptions. Great service, wine selection and menu. Can't wait to go back.
I wanted to dine somewhere I'd never been before. Tristan is not new and I could not think of a reason I had not tried it. Now I think it may have been on the back burner simply because it is not as visible as many of the finer Charleston restaurants. It is off the lobby of a hotel and not visible from King or Meeting Streets. After dining there on a recent saturday night, it shares a spot in my favorites list. Not only was the food delicious, it was a picture for the eyes. The beet salad should be painted by someone, lovely and wonderful. The space is quiet, formal and elegant. Valet parking takes the bite out of Charleston congestion. While I was there I made a reservation for 10 for an upcoming event. It was that good.
Chef Nate and staff continue to create a great dining experience for those seeking an inventive departure from the Lowcountry influence that dominates the Charleston scene. Qualtiy of prep and presentation don't disappoint. Creativity abounds from the amuse to the treats acommpanying the check.
We live in Charleston and are accustomed to outstanding restaurants. Tristan is definitely one of the five best restaurants we've encountered in Charleston. The service was impeccable, every dish was absolutely delicious, and the meal was beautifully presented. We were impressed with how creative the menu was-- just enough different from your standard, up-scale Charleston restaurant to make it distinctive and interesting. And the decor of the restaurant is elegant, yet very comfortable. Every time we eat at Tristan we walk out going, "we've got to make sure to eat there more often." Located just off the Market, it is definitely a place we would recommend to anyone wanting a fine dining experience.
we always do the chef's tasting menu with wine pairings. my favorites so far have been a corn chowder with crab and she-crab ravioli. they have the best crab and scallop dishes, and the purees are fantastic
This restaurant has unbelievable flavors of food in the downtown charleston area my husband and I found. Although they are small portions, that is not what counts. It is the taste of the food that overwhelms you and fills you up. After an appetizer, a drink, my entrée, and dessert I was absolutely satisfied. Everything was the perfect portion, and just the right amount. We finished up every crump and dressing that was left on our plate. The service was great, as well as all of the staff members.
My husband and I ate here this last Saturday evening. I ordered the pumpkin tortellini entree. The texture and taste of the pumpkin filling was incredible. You could taste the pumpkin without the typical pumpkin pie spices you seem to get everywhere else. The earl gray brown butter sauce complimented it so perfectly. My husband had the beef short rib. He said is was very tender and delicious. We tried 2 different desserts - the plumb crumble reconsidered and a pumpkin dessert. The different flavors and textures were wonderful and kept every bite exciting. Highly recommend trying this place! It's a gem and a great place to have a lovely dinner that is something a little different than what seems to be offered everywhere else.
This chef is all about the food. Creative, artistic, at times whimsical, flavors are both nuanced and bold in perfect harmony. Combinations are clever and sophisticated. We are in Charleston for dining several weeks a year and stay current on the dining scene, but this is the restaurant we never miss. We always have the chef's seven-course tasting menu with wine pairings, and we are always impressed and delighted!
I travel to charleston for business often and have dined in most of this great city's best restaurants. This was my first visit to Tristan and I must say that it is really second to none. The menu is inventive and unusual and the staff were all very knowledgable and attentive. I would highly recommend Tristan to anyone.
First time there. Service and food was top notch. Will plan to always go back everytime we are in Charleston.
When one first arrives you are struck by the cold decor. Then you receive the menu, which was not impressive. Then the food arrives and you are sent into culinary orbit.
Every time I dine @ Tristan, the food is the stare of the show. The pine smoked scallops served on a seared pine plank were nothing short of perfect. Service was good, though I have had better at Tristan. Last time I was there, the server did an excellent job "collaborating" with the mood of the table. This time, the server was good, but determined to do HER thing with less regard to what my guesta and I were trying to accomplish. Still an outstanding experience.
Menu choices are not extensive but the quality of the dishes was excellent and the presentation imaginative. The restaurant is quite easily accessible for anyone with limited mobility, i. e no steps to enter, valet parking from a covered circular driveway, ample room for a wheelchair. It is also quiet enough for conversation. We found the service staff to be a bit "too attentive" in that our conversation was interrupted several times by well-intentioned inquiries intended to meet any needs we might have.
We had an outstanding meal at Tristan on Thanksgiving day. The reconstructed roast turkey and North Carolina flounder were spectacular. The service was as good as the food. What a wonderful experience!
Growing up in a small town outside of buffalo, we never experienced something like this with the ambience, elegance and service. A big night out was going to ponderosa, so this was different and at first glance I thought maybe it was a little much than I bargained for but the prices were fairly priced for the value and taste of the food. We were served politely and timely, they were accommodating even when my party had challenges to make it on time for our reservation and they were informative without being pushy. This small town guy was nervous at first but it turned out to be an awesome experience.


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Timeless hospitality and culinary variety take center-stage at this Bavarian hotel on the banks of the Tegernsee.
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Socratic > and griefers prey on noobs because they are evil bullies
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Socratic > there are never enough smart people
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Whoever thought that the Socratic Files would come to such an abrupt end.
You may remember two weeks ago. When the sidebar (Boston Bradley) insulted Soc. Well, that day I had been losing ships in 1v1's with Morin Blain. Excellent guy, honors his 1v1's. And kicked me hard several times. So we're friendly. Then, Boston crossed the line, and we both ended up wardeccing him.
Well now...Imagine my surprise. He also seems to be in good with Socratic, even though he is thoroughly hating him, but biting his tongue. Because Morin Blain...has a plan. [ED: Sorry folks, it turns out that Morin does not actually hate Socratic... But it was over his treatment of the rookies (Whom Socratic calls noobs)] Which may be an even better reason]
It's on
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.07 00:05
To: Zedrik Cayne,
Just send 5 full length evemails to socratic with the final bait. Now all i can do is wait. The backing story is long and elaborate and i've used all the bits i have been seeding for the last week or two. Biggest risk is that I'm exhausting him with info........
If you like i can send you copies of all the mails.
ps I've created a channel "Socratic's Fall" PW: "xxxxxxxxx" to coordinate the effort if he bites. Join it at your convenience. Skwis is already in as is that scumbag that just decced you.
And here is the bait that he sent Socratic:
FW: (1) Unexpected help
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:16
To: Zedrik Cayne,
(1) Unexpected help
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.06 23:59
To: Socratic,
Hi Soc,
I am sorry that it is such a long set of evemails but there is a lot of stuff to explain and you need to know it all before and if you decide to help me. I have to send it in several parts as there is a limit on the length of an evemail. Please read them in the order i've numbered them.
As you know Zedrik podded me with his alt specifically to strip my implants. I now know why. As I still have my alt in the griever intel channels i found out that they like to bet against each other on their grieving antics and are regularly engaged in juvenile "who has the longest" contest. Well one day it seems that someone (I think it was those OOPS and/or SKULD guys) mentioned that they doubted that Zedrik could beat me in a straight 1vs1 frig fight. So suicide podding me with an alt had absolutely nothing to do with his current campaign against you, it was just to improve his odds to beat me 1vs1 in a frig fight.
This sickens me to my stomach that someone would go that far. I can't image how one could ever feel proud about such a rigged fight. I do 1vs1 regularly and one of my proudest moments was when i beat Kate in a straight 1vs1 fight, not because i cheated but because I won fair and square.
After Zedrik's alt podded me he has been hammering me to get into a 1vs1. If rumors are correct there is a very large sum riding on it for him. Without implants I wouldn't stand a chance so I've been ignoring him mostly up until now. I also have not given them the satisfaction of hearing about how devastating a loss those implants were to me. They are in the business of "extracting tears" as they call it, so the best thing to do is deny them that, however difficult.
Some days ago I was contacted by a large mission runner alliance. Turns out that i've fought several of their members in 1vs1 and they really liked how i showed respect to every opponent. I even let some of them go (the ones that were obviously very bad at pvp). They have lots of experience with Zedrik too, he has ganked a lot of their mission runners and they have been looking for revenge ever since. They even hired some of the biggest merc alliances but unfortunately they didn't know that Zedrik is affiliated with those so they poured their isk down the drain as the mercs always seemed to "just miss" Zedrik.
To make a long story short, they want me to get revenge on Zedrik. They want him podded while wearing his good implant set (next to HG snakes he rumored to have extremely rare and expensive officer implants as well). In return they will pay me a nice amount of isk. At first I didn't believe any of it and turned them down (explained i couldn't fight him as he podded me out of implants) until I received a trade at SoE station hardly an hour later and got handed a full set of shiny high grade slave implants and several other +5% ones as a downpayment. I couldn't believe my eyes! This was several bill worth of implants, they must really want this Zedrik guy bad. I am amazed and humbled by their trust in me, i could simply walk away but thats not who i want to be (even in a game) so I will do everything i can to fulfill this (near impossible) contract. Now that i think about it, that wasn't you was it? With 7 years in the game you must have some alts too. Nah I'm getting paranoid.I have been very busy trying to prepare a trap for Zedrik but quickly ran into several problems, more about these in my next mails.
FW: (2) Ensuring contract parameters
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:16
To: Zedrik Cayne,
(2) Ensuring contract parameters
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.06 23:59
To: Socratic,
First problem is how to know that he is in his good implant clone and not a cheap one. Fortunately I am in a unique position to practically guarantee that. If he fights me 1vs1 in a frig it will definitely be in his best implants (otherwise he has no chance at all and he knows it) and my contractors have accepted a podkill if and only if it is right after the 1vs1. They stated that the 1vs1 and pod kill have to be within a minute of each other so he won't have time to clone jump. Fair enough.
This leads to the second problem, how am i going to get a lock on his pod right after the 1vs1? I'm perfectly willing to give up sec standing by suiciding him but he is good enough to warp his pod immediately and will definitely not wait for me to lock him (in the intel channel i've heard that he is extremely paranoid when in this clone, wont even go near his own "buddies"). From my own experience I know that it is virtually impossible to catch a well piloted pod in empire space. The only reason he got mine is because i was typing "GF" in local (even though it wasn't), so courtesy killed my pod. I payed the ultimate price for not spamming the warp button right away, he won't make that mistake.
Smartbombs could be a solution but i quickly realized that even without all the security status risks using a throw away alt it would require extreme good timing and positioning skills. As pods insta warp the smarties would have to be fired at exactly the moment he enters his pod. This requires more luck than skill and since i get only one shot at this that option was off the tableI
t would seem that this contract is really impossible to do.
FW: (3) Getting his pod
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:17
To: Zedrik Cayne,
(3) Getting his pod
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.06 23:59
To: Socratic,
Impossible contract, or is it? During my observation of Zedrik I noticed that he always warped to somewhere under SoE, there are no celestials in that direction so it has to be a safespot. It took me a really long time but I managed to probe it out (i got lucky he went afk while there). I put an alt in a cloaky there and yes, he seems to use it every single time. Refining the bookmark to the exact position took even longer (days) but I did it and am 100% sure it is spot-on (at one time he scared the shit out of me by warping there and landed only 3400m from my cloaky alt). An idea formed in my mind……
The only way to reliable way get a pod in highsec is by using smartbombs. This virtually makes it impossible as you cannot use them near a station or belt. A safespot is something completely different however. So the idea is to have a ship at his safespot with smartbombs already blasting away, beat him at 1vs1 and he will warp his pod right into it. Sounds easy enough but i didn't want to take any chances so I tested it out in using a safespot of my own and warping in a pod several times to see where it would end up. Turns out warps are not that accurate, there is a variation of a few K in which you land. As smartbombs have short-range it will only work with large smartbombs. I did lots of trial runs where i dropped cans on the landing spot and 24 out of 25 cans were within large smartbomb range. I like these odds :-)
But now i am coming to the third big problem, for which i need your help. The only alt i have that could fly a battleship with large smarties is on the same account as Morin, so cant use that. I will have to confide into someone. All of my old corpmates of SHHM are basically grievers too and i would run the risk that they would run to Zedrik with this for a reward. I cant trust them with this. I cannot imagine getting a random other person to go out and use smarties without telling the whole story so that option is too risky too. That leaves you, you are the only one I could trust with this and you happen to have some beef with Zedrik too so you might be willing.
But with you there is the problem of your security status. It's already at -2.5 and I will not lie to you you will get a sec penalty. I've calculated it to be a 0.93 point loss for you (12.5% of 10 - 2.5 = 0.93) so you would go to -3.4. This would mean you could barely enter 0.7 systems. I wouldn't ask that of you and I doubt you would consider it worthwhile. I would of course be helping you regain the sec status but it would take a long time and very hard with Zedrik most likely on our tail.
FW: (4) Your security standing problem
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:17
To: Zedrik Cayne,
(4) Your security standing problem
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.06 23:59
To: Socratic,
I have to admit this had me puzzled for awhile. The obvious solution would be for you to be in a corporation that is at war with Zedrik's corp IEEE, no sec standing loss that way. I could invite you to my corp (since everybody except Xenofarion left SHHM is mine) but then I wouldn't be able to do a 1vs1 with Zedrik ruining the plan (for Morin would be at war with IEEE as well). You creating a corp and decing IEEE is not a good solution either, it would make his job grieving you far to easy and I doubt he would engage me at SoE with a 2004 wartarget nearby. He is not stupid. The solution presented itself with the whole Boston Bradley affair (as a sidenote this is an area where I agree 100% with Zedrik). As I'm hunting this Boston character too I did some intel and this boston character is unbelievably dumb, rude and arrogant. Dumb enough to dec IEEE without raising any suspicions. As this boston guy likes to hop corps to avoid wardecs and has lots of young alts with similar names I went creative and made up a new boston alt and corp and decced the IEEE. Zedrik will think it is just another hop in/hop out corp of Boston's and will not worry about the single few day old toon that's in it. Zedrik also knows that I would stop any 1vs1 if this boston character would interfere with the duel.
Next I remembered Skwis bragging in April about how he tricked you with an old pending application you send to his corp. If I have the story straight he saw you out of docking range in your gila, quickly accepted the application and both got your ship and pod. I didn't know that it was possible to accept an application while in space but apparently it is. It's a very dirty trick but we can also use this to our advantage. What if you would go to Zedrik's safespot in the smartbomb mega while still in [A] (so you won't be red to Zedrik at SoE and no strange corp ticker) and I would accept your application to the boston stooge corp right before engaging Zedrik 1vs1? The only way he could possibly see is if he would do a show info on your name but he'll be far to busy fighting me to do that. After it is all over you can simply dock up and drop corp (for some reason joining a corp can be done in space but leaving one requires being docked, some of the CCP mechanics are really warped!)
I have everything prepared and I assume you can fly a mega (it's T1 fitted). If you are willing to help me just let me know and i'll give you the exact mega i've tested with and necessary bookmarks. We will then go over the strategy in detail and execute our plan.
FW: (5) The final plan
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:17
To: Zedrik Cayne,
(5) The final plan
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.06 23:59
To: Socratic,
So there you have it, in a nutshell my plan is as follows
:1. you apply for membership of my alts corp, i will not accept yet
2. I will accept Zedrik's 1vs1 challenge3. You hop into the mega i will give you and warp to the bookmark i will give you as well. It is important not to move at all once arriving and just let the ship come to a natural halt on its own. You will then be perfectly positioned to catch him.
4. Once you are at Zendriks safespot and seconds before i engage i will use my alt to accept your application and you will be at war with IEEE -> No concord -> No sec loss from podding Zedrik!
5. I will say "good luck Zedrik" in local and that is your cue to fire up the smarties, simply press F1 to F8 with about a second in between, this will ensure that roughly 1 will go off every second and no way a pod escapes from that. You will get the concord warning only when firing up the first. The timing isn't too critical. It's just that if you would fire them up almost simultaneously it will leave a gap of a few seconds when they recharge and you can be sure that Zedrik will be spamming the warp button when he sees you at his landing spot. For this reason the smarties have to be running before he arrives on grid in his pod
.6 Depending on the outcome of the 1vs1:
6a) I win, i will say "GF" in local and Zedriks pod will be on his way to you
6b) I lose, i will say "damn" in local and a badly damaged rifter will be on his way to you
6c) Win or lose, but Zedrik does not appear at the safe, you turn off the smarties
7. You warp back to a station and drop corp back to Aliastra, you will no longer be at war with IEEE
Option 6c seems to be highly unlikely to me, as i've been watching this safespot for days now and every single time after a fight Zedrik will warp there. In the days i've been watching i've never seen any other pilot there so i'm confident it is Zedrik's personal safespot. Also note that it doesn't really matter if I win or lose the fight with Zedrik, either way he will arrive at the safespot in a pod, or will soon be in a pod as his rifter will be badly damaged. If you turn on the smartbombs with 1 second intervals between the pod will have no chance in that case.
I had a different strategy at first which absolutely required me winning. This is however much better as that variable is no longer a part of the equation.
So basically you need to do only 3 things: 1) apply to the stooge corp, 2) warp to the bookmark and 3) Turn on the smarties at approximately 1 sec intervals when the fight between me and Zedrik starts.
The only potential danger for you is actually me. If i would double cross you and not accept the application to the alt's corp I would have an instant trigger to get aggro on you whenever you are undocked. I have no way of taking this risk away except that in this case you would be aware of it and you can add one more name to your list of known grievers.
FW: (6) Final words
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:17
To: Zedrik Cayne,
(6) Final words
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.07
To: Socratic,
Lastly i would like to point out that i'm not doing this out of revenge, isk or some other juvenile reason like that. I just like a challenge and am trying to make something that is considered impossible possible just for the satisfaction of achieving it. I also believe that if this works you won't have a problem with Zedrik anymore. First of all because we use a corp based on boston bradley there is no link between us and no way of them knowing we are working together. All they can assume is that you probed out the safespot yourself, invented the boston bradley alt + corp and patiently waited for the right moment. Strange as it sounds but they will respect you hugely for that. Secondly he will be the victim of many jokes in his beloved griever channels for months to come. It's kind of a poetic justice that he will be podded in his expensive implants by his current victim and that makes you the perfect man, probably even the only man for this job.
Neither me nor my contractor have any interest to make this known to the eve universe. It will be my own private little chuckle to see them talking to each other in the intel channels with my spy about how socratic beat "one of their best". What you choose to tell afterwards in local i will neither confirm nor deny.
Strange as it may sound I'm having a blast with all this. It's a different type of PvP and i've already had moments gathering intel that were just as exciting as 1vs1 frig pvp. The time when he almost warped in right in top of my cloaky really got my blood pumping!
ps. I know that this was a lot to take in (and type in!). I urge you to read it all carefully and judge for yourself. I have nothing to offer you to gain your trust but my past behavior and if that isn't enough then at least keep this to yourself and I'll try to find somebody else.
Okay, that was a lot to read: Then, Morin actually explains the nuts and bolts to me:
Our strategy
From: Morin Blain
Sent: 2011.06.08 07:19
To: Zedrik Cayne,
Socratic's fall - strategy
Simply put I am able to get socratic at a safespot blasting 8 large smartbombs at my command (how i will explain after). We will use this to warp in a small fleet of pods right on top of him giving him instant -10 sec status
The fleet will consist of
Morin Blain in an disposable JC
as many alts/volunteers as we can get, all in disposable JC's
Out of fleet:
Zedrik Cayne in a rifter
My support alt in a cloaky.
I have the following bookmarks all in line:
SoE - Sisters of eve station
GP - Pod fleet gathering point
SOC - Location of socratic in a mega blasting large smartbombs
WATCH - My alt in a cloaky to verify if socratic is indeed blasting away
The gathering point is sufficiently far away from Socratic that it won't show on d-scan. I doubt he would use it anyway but you never know.
The events will (hopefully) unfold as follows:
1) Some chat in local about Zedrik and Morin going for the 1vs1, Morin and Zedrik both in rifters at SoE
2) I give the signal to soc to get ready, soc undocks the mega and warps to the SOC bookmark
3) My alt verifies that soc has indeed arrived at that point
4) My alt will accept soc's application to his corp to put him at war with the IEEE. Soc knows this and this is how he "avoids sec standing loss"
5) I signal the pod fleet to warp to the GP (manual warp) (all pods check if they are indeed in disposable clones).
6) The fight starts, Morin will win even though he he doesn't have implants. Somehow Zendrik is shooting the wrong ammo with only 1 gun while we orbit at 6.5k. I am actually counting on comments from the locals to make it look real.
7) My alt verifies that soc has indeed started the smartbombs.
8) As soon as Morin pops Zedrik's rifter both manually warp to the GP, neither of us will say a gf in local until we land at GP and step 9 is in progress
9) Upon arrival Morin ejects right away (Zedrik can take the rifter) and initiates a fleet warp to the SOC position, taking all the fleeted pods with him.
10) Upon landing all pods should spam the approach button on soc just in case, shouldn't be needed if soc followed my instructions.
Extra style points for the pod that yells "Yippie Ki-Yay motherfucker!" in local last before popping.
My alt will be frapsing the whole event with the camera view on socratic and local chat visible. I will post it to youtube and Zedrik will publish the link on his blog.
So..such a simple plan...
All it needed was a few good pilots willing to sacrifice their pods. We got thirteen of them.
And because it is so simple..it worked...wonders.
I'll be collecting the local chatter in a subsequent post...but let me just say that Soc's sec status is....-9.8 right now.
And all thanks to...Morin Blain. So, if anyone wants to thank someone for this wonderous event..that is the man.
And I would like to thank all thirteen of the folks who sacrificed their pods for the good of Arnon. They can out their mains themselves in the official thread here: http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1514296


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Selene Colburn's "The History of the Future Suite" is a work in progress which was performed at the Flynn Space Sunday night to a full house.
Speaking of the future, many babies and toddlers were in attendance including Selene's (pronounced Selena) own children.
Selene was the recipient of the Flynn Center's spring 2007 New Art Space Assistance (N.A.S.A.)
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In the past month, the final group of performers solidified and they began to plan the show. The dancers' experiences, backgrounds and ages vary wildy. It is a diverse slice of the Vermont community in which we live.
Selene's show explored themes of twins, science, the future and her own life. After suffering a debilitating back injury, Selene had to re-learn how to move, starting with her fingers. Selene's solo dance incorporates finger dancing as well as spoken words about her experiences. This is her first performance since her injury years ago.
What does the future hold? As Selene says at the end of her solo piece, "In the future, I am a dancer..." After Sunday, nothing could be clearer.
The show was followed by cupcakes!
The music is by melodic Carrigan, off their album Young Men Never Die, and aptly titled "Moving Bones."


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Gallup: Majority Against Fed. Gov't Guaranteeing Healthcare Coverage
Despite the reelection this month of a president whose primary legislative achievement has been the enactment of a national healthcare program, a majority of Americans now believe it is not the responsibility of the federal government to make sure all Americans have healthcare coverage, according to a new Gallup poll.
Senate Committee Weighs Amendment to Electronic Privacy Act
The Senate Judiciary Committee has before it a bill that proponents hope will not only increase protection of personal privacy, but will also bring some order and consistency to a conflicting patchwork of laws and judicial decisions about the government's reach into personal data stored in electronic records.
Ex-Con Elected to N.H. House Changes Mind, Won't Resign
Stacie Marie Laughton's election on Nov. 6 drew national and even international headlines, as she became the first openly transgender person to be elected to the New Hampshire House of Representatives. Then came the news, first reported by the Laconia Daily Sun over the past weekend, that Laughton is a convicted felon, having served time in the Belknap country House of Corrections. In the controversy that followed, the newly elected state representative announced on Tuesday she was resigning the seat. On Wednesday, she said she had reconsidered and would continue with plans to be part of the new House of Representatives in January.
McCain Wants GOP Mum on Abortion
There should be no talk of abortion — or as little as possible, anyway — in the "bigger tent" Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) recommends for the Republican Party. Republican candidates should "leave the issue alone," McCain said in his November 25 interview on Fox News Sunday.
Sen. Paul: Nation to Get "Big, Ugly" Debt Bag for Christmas
In what might loosely be described as the "spirit of the season," the Congress of the United States will likely put together a huge grab bag "with a lot of stuff in it," including tax- and debt-ceiling increases, and drop it down the nation's chimney before adjourning for its Christmas recess, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) predicted Monday.
White House Warns "Fiscal Cliff" Threatens Holiday Shopping
Despite the report of record "Black Friday" and weekend sales to kick off the holiday shopping season, the White House Council of Economic Advisors warned Monday that the tax hikes due to take effect on January 1 could slow the holiday shopping spree unless Congress and the president agree on a way to avoid going over the much anticipated "fiscal cliff."
TSA Makes Travel More Dangerous
The average American is more likely to die in his bathtub than be killed by an Islamic terrorist. That is but one of many fascinating statistics presented by Charles Kenny (no relations to this writer) in his article on Businessweek.com,"Airport Security Is Making Americans Less Safe."
High Court: Appeals Court Must Hear Liberty U.'s Challenge to ObamaCare
Today the U.S. Supreme Court ordered the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia to hear an appeal the lower court had previously rejected in a suit filed by Liberty University of Lynchburg, Virginia against the health insurance mandate on employers in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, commonly referred to as ObamaCare.
U.S., Afghans Negotiating Over Troop Presence Beyond 2014
The United States may be looking to keep 20,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan beyond the 2014 timeline for withdrawal, as negotiations began in Kabul Thursday over the continued presence of American forces.
It Was "Deja-Dewey" All Over Again
In assessing the Republican meltdown of November 6, let us not blame the candidate at the top of the ticket. No, we mustn't blame the candidate, not when there are so many other explanations readily at hand.


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August Rewind: C40 Launches Green Growth and Sustainable Infrastructure Finance Networks
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Over the next two weeks, we hope you will enjoy a selection of highlights from 2012 thus far. In today's post, C40 Chair New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announces the launch of two C40 city-led networks – the Green Growth Network and the Sustainable Infrastructure Finance Network – the first of several new action-oriented working groups of cities that are serving as a primary organizing principle of the C40. This post originally ran on March 8, 2012.


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NEW ORLEANS -- If Colin Kaepernick is not geared up for the biggest game of his young life, he has fooled us all.
His cold stare since Wednesday suggests a lion a member of the Pitman Pride, perhaps? staring down a wildebeest dinner in the Serengeti.
Looks can deceive, of course, so let's study Kaepernick's remarkable rise toward Super Bowl XLVII from closer range.
He's started only nine NFL games, yet he's already outgunned Drew Brees (Saints), Aaron Rodgers (Packers) and the Golden Boy himself, Tom Brady (Patriots). If you're keeping score, the trio has combined for five pro football titles.
More telling, Kaepernick performed some gutsy heavy lifting for Jim Harbaugh. The 49ers coach pushed all his chips forward when he benched a good quarterback, Alex Smith, and inserted a 25-year-old pocketload of thrills after nine games.
And the former backup validated his coach's confidence.
A warning: Kaepernick and his San Francisco 49ers could be beaten today by the Baltimore Ravens. Super Bowl lore is littered with talented players and superior teams humbled by inspired opponents, buzzard's luck, or both.
But if such a fate awaits the 49ers and I don't think that will happen they won't fall because Kaepernick found himself in over his head on sports' most spectacular stage.
Rest assured, the son of Turlock is ready for this dance despite his tender years.
If so, he'll become the first Stanislaus District athlete to quarterback his team to a Super Bowl championship. He'll also join Kurt Warner and Tom Brady as the only QBs to win the NFL's biggest prize in their first seasons as a starter.
Worth watching, right?
Kaepernick revealed his mind-set during Tuesday's Media Day. In his world, anxiety is a waste of time. He stays calm because, well, the opposite defeats his purpose.
"For me, it's just staying focused on what we're trying to get done," he said. "It's great to have all these cameras and people here, but we're here to win a game."
Listen to his response when he was thrown one of those way-out-there hypotheticals: Would you resort to trickery to beat your brother in the Super Bowl (a reference to the brothers Harbaugh, Jim and the Ravens' John, squaring off today as coaches)?
Kaepernick: "No, I would blow him out."
Blunt. Straight. Direct. Like a crisp left jab.
His sports pedigree is flawless: A three-sport star at Pitman, a record-setting quarterback at Nevada and an outrageously fast start as a pro.
Jim Harbaugh, ignoring critics' doubts about Kaepernick's worth in the NFL, made sure the 49ers drafted him in the second round two years ago. Why? Because, to him, it was a no-brainer.
Jack Harbaugh, the father and coach who mentored his famous sons, heard it firsthand from Jim the night before the draft.
"He said, 'We're drafting Colin Kaepernick,' " Jack Harbaugh remembered. "Jim said, 'Not only do I think he's the best quarterback in the draft, I think he's the best football player in the draft.' "
What's not to like about him? He's 6-foot-4, 230 pounds, runs like an antelope and whistles the ball like a laser. His body language says, "Whatever it takes, I'll do it."
"The good thing about Colin is he thinks he can make every play," said Rick Kaepernick, Colin's father. "The bad thing about Colin is that he thinks he can make every play. Wouldn't you want that?"
It's called athletic arrogance. The best know they can rescue any busted play, rally from the most hopeless deficit or win the game when it appears unwinnable.
Kaepernick owns those qualities. He's led his teams to points after each of his five interceptions this season. When he falters, he attacks. It is an unteachable skill. You have it, or you watch it from your couch.
"I try to stay low-key," he said this week. "I do what I have to do with the media. Other than that, I am all football."
Is he ever. It's why the 49ers will win today 20-17. Somehow, someway, the graduate of Pitman will roar.
Because he was born for this.
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Birth defects are an infrequent but major source of childhood illness. Although many families worry that their infant will have a birth defect, for most the risk is low. Only about 2 percent of babies have a recognizable birth defect; about half of these are caused by known genetic problems. Fortunately, many of these children also have satisfactory outcomes; however, some require special care before, during, and after delivery.
The risk of an infant having a birth defect varies according to the mother's age and the medical history of both parents. Women less than 35 years of age at delivery with no personal or family history of birth defects are at low risk. At your initial prenatal visit, your doctor will evaluate your risk of having a baby with a birth defect. You should also receive information about the available tests for further evaluating your risk. Despite the absence of risk factors, some low-risk women do have babies with birth defects. Prenatal screening tests are used to assess the risk of having an infant with a birth defect in women with low risk. Diagnostic tests help confirm or exclude the presence of birth defects before delivery in women with increased risk.
If a genetic or other problem is present, you and your medical caregivers should discuss your options. These problems can influence how you deliver your baby (C-section), where you deliver (in a hospital with a newborn intensive care unit), and who will be present at delivery (pediatric specialists).
Factors Increasing Your Risk
Your doctor is in the best position to evaluate your risk of having an infant with a birth defect; however, you can estimate your own risk by reviewing the following risk factors:
- Maternal age greater than 35 years at delivery increases the risk of Down syndrome (extra chromosome number 21) and other chromosomal problems in the baby. There is a gradual increase in chromosome problems with increasing age. This increase accelerates after age 35. The age of 35 is used as a cutoff value for more detailed testing. Women over 35 at delivery are usually offered amniocentesis to check for a chromosome problem in the fetus. For example, the risks of having an infant with Down syndrome or other similar chromosomal problem (per 1,000 deliveries) are as shown below.
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- A family history of genetic problems in you, your spouse, or anyone in your extended family may increase your risk of having an infant with genetic problems.
- Abnormal screening test results suggest that your baby may face a higher risk than expected by age or history. Screening blood tests or ultrasound can identify some of the low-risk women whose fetuses have genetic or other problems. A problem with these tests is they sometimes give falsely positive results; they indicate a high risk for genetic problems even when those problems are not there. This can cause considerable anxiety for expectant parents. Remember that these are risk-assessment tools, not diagnostic tests. Likewise they may not indicate a problem when one does exist. If there is an abnormal screening test, additional testing and counseling are offered to address your concerns.
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Crew for Leadville 100 MTB
I'm thrilled to say that I've recruited one of the best soigneurs in cycling history. Actually, I imagine he thinks a musette bag is something a small marsupial snuggles in.
I was planning on going without crew for the Leadville mtb 100 (mostly because no one offered) but now I get to scream through aid stops without a foot touching the ground. There will be plenty of opportunity to run alongside my bike on the climbs.
JT will be going through extensive training camps leading up to the race, including: Musette handoffs, chain replacement, Stan's tubeless sealant efficiency (and how to wash the shit off yourself), extensive lubrication, and upper thigh massaging.
I figure he'll either add or subtract at least 20 minutes for my race. Either way it'll be fun and great having him there.
Anyone else wanting to join JT for the day is definitely welcome. Just shoot me an email.
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