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Double awwwww!!! Celine Dion introduced her six-week-old twin boys Eddy and Nelson to the world today via not one magazine, but two! Both People and Canada's Hello! magazine got the pics of the boys, born October 23.
"The love and what I feel inside, what we have accomplished – I don't know how to put it into words," Dion tells the magazine. "It's bigger than life itself."
She also talks about the differences between her two new boys. "They are very different," says Dion. "Eddy is my smallest, very delicate and needs to be cuddled a lot. And Nelson is darker and very loud, in a good way. He's my bear, my big boy!"
Celine Dion Reveals the Twins Names
As for Celine's other son Rene-Charles, he's taken on the big-brother duty of picking out the twins' lullabies. "We've been singing Take Me Out to the Ballgame," says Dion, explaining, "R.C. loves baseball."
Side note: Am I the only one relieved they came up with the R.C. nickname for that poor child?! Phew!
Celine seems to have slid right back into her maternal instincts, despite having to try for nine years to get preggers after R.C. "They're feeding every two hours now," she told Hello!. "It's going well. I don't get a lot of sleep, yes, for sure I'm tired, but that's what I want."
And get this—it was supposed to be triplets! For a week we thought we had triplets, but sadly on the next visit to the doctors we only heard two heartbeats," she revealed.??
"That little baby decided to leave the space for the two others and to say goodbye to us. It happened very early during the pregnancy. But still, it shocks you."
And finally—those names! Not exactly what you'd imagine when thinking of newborn babies. But Celine's husband Rene explains that the names have meaning.
"The idea is to have our sons be inspired by somebody that has the same name," said Rene. "We met with Nelson Mandela and spent some time with him at his house when we started Celine's world tour."
"Eddy is an homage to Eddy Marnay," he said, referring to the French songwriter who wrote Celine's first five albums.
"He was like a father to me," said Celine. "He passed away six years ago. He was such a gentle man, everybody loved him."
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We have Crazy Talk 6.0 pro in a highschool. Pupils have limited rights to the PC - things like the C:\ are hidden via GPO.
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More on corporate buybacks (previous): A real sticking point for the anti-buyback crowd is the conflict of interest presented when an exec is offered a bonus for meeting an EPS goal. The problem? With a buyback sleight-of-hand execs are often able to realize a large bonus - despite a poor stock performance - because their financial target isn't adjusted to reflect the new number of shares.
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Eli Manning and Drew Brees are supposed to be two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. The results have not matched the narrative of late.
The defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants have dropped three of their last four games and have squandered a healthy lead in the NFC East. Just one game up in the division, the Giants will be looking to pad their lead when they host Brees and the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
The Saints had won five of six games following an 0-4 start, giving their fans some hope of a late move into playoff contention. But the last two weeks have been a disaster, with Brees throwing a total of seven interceptions in losses to the San Francisco 49ers and Atlanta Falcons.
Manning's touchdown-to-interception ratio has been a big concern to the Giants as well, with the Super Bowl MVP going three straight games without a touchdown pass before engineering a win over Green Bay in Week 12.
He found the end zone again on Monday, but led only one field goal drive in the second half of a loss to Washington.
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Artful rain barrels to brighten local communities
|Some Summit County communities will participate in a project to display artfully decorated rain barrels this year. Shown above is a rain barrel designed by students from King Elementary School in West Akron for a similar project with the Summit Soil and Water Conservation District.
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That's the idea the Summit Soil and Water Conservation District (SSWCD) hopes to get across in a new program in Akron-area communities that will display artfully painted rain barrels to promote their use.
Copley, Norton and Cuyahoga Falls are among the 10 communities that have agreed to take part in the program offered through the SSWCD, which received a grant from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources/Division of Soil and Water Resources.
Sandy Barbic, education specialist at the SSWCD, said similar programs have been done successfully in other Ohio counties, as well as at The University of Akron.
"The art makes them more palatable, something aesthetic that adds to the landscape," she said.
The SSWCD will provide the barrels, and the communities will be responsible for finding an artist to paint them. The barrels then will be placed in high-visibility locations to help promote their usage, and the communities will conduct a silent auction for the barrels.
In Cuyahoga Falls, Public Utility Advocate Becky McCleary said artist Valerie Moirano has been chosen to paint the city's rain barrel. It will be on display at City Hall during Earth Week, April 22-26, McCleary said.
"This is one avenue to help the public understand that our water resources are precious," McCleary said.
During that week, the city will accept bids for the barrel. The following two weeks the barrel will be on display at the Cuyahoga Falls Library, where Moirano works.
In Copley, Service Director Mark Mitchell said the township is still finalizing details on its participation, but he hopes to have the barrel on display at a local home improvement center.
"It's a great way to get the community involved and make them aware of rain barrels," Mitchell said.
Interest in rain barrels is increasing, Barbic said, and she added she hopes that will continue with the program.
"We are encouraging people to use rain barrels because it saves water and slows the water down so there's not so much runoff on properties," she said. "We want to keep the rain where it falls, and it's hard because of all the impervious surfaces. If you can at least slow it down and keep it and use it, it's great for plants and great for gardeners."
The SSWCD offers rain barrels for sale to local residents for $80. The heavy-duty plastic barrels hold 55 gallons of water, Barbic said. A linked barrel, which connects to the main barrel, is available for $50.
Installation is easy, she added, and diverter kits are available. The barrels are set up so a downspout empties into them.
Maintenance is not that difficult, Barbic added, noting that the barrels must be detached, drained and stored upside down over the winter.
For more information on the program or on purchasing a rain barrel, contact the SSWCD at 330-929-2871 or www.summitswcd.org.
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Peoria right now has a massive list of concert tours coming to the Peoria in February 2015. A selection of music's top tours are planning on having concerts in Peoria in February 2015. Make sure to catch some of the concert fever that Peoria has to offer at some of the most prolific venues in the country. Just see the schedule here for all the best Peoria concerts in February 2015. Our Peoria concert schedule is updated constantly in case their are any adjustments.


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Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said the Parliament has little time and little margin to modify his 30 billion-euro ($40 billion) budget package.
"Parliament is sovereign, but time is short and the margin for maneuver is very limited," Monti said today in an interview on the "Porta a Porta" talk show on state-owned RAI television.
One area where there government might show flexibility would be on how many pensions will be stripped of cost-of-living adjustments. Labor Minister Elsa Fornero said on a separate television program more pensions could be protected from the change if the funds could be recovered by other means.
It is "premature" to decide whether to call a confidence vote, which stakes the government's survival on the outcome, to speed passage of the package in the legislature, Monti said. The premier presented the measures to the Parliament in Rome yesterday and a vote is due this month.
The package includes an overhaul of the pension system, restoration of a property tax on primary residences, tax breaks for companies hiring women and young people, higher levies on luxury goods and measures to curb tax evasion. Monti said the package will help tame the euro-region's second-biggest debt and restore investor confidence in Italy. Italy's 10-year bond yield fell the most in four months yesterday after Monti presented the measures.
'Serious Sacrifices'
"I have asked Italians to accept serious sacrifices," he said. "But the alternative wasn't to go ahead without sacrifices. There was the real risk that the state couldn't be paid for, that salaries and pensions wouldn't be paid. We don't have to look very far to see what could have happened. What happened in Greece could have happened here."
The government will not raise personal income tax, though it will charge 46 percent on severance packages of more than 1 million euros, more than the top tax rate of 43 percent, Monti said.
Monti also plans to create a task force to come up with additional measures to reduce the cost of politics in Italy, a country with Europe's largest and best paid legislature. There are almost 1,000 lawmakers in the Italian Senate and Chamber of Deputies, almost twice as many as in the U.S., which has a population five times that of Italy's.
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The house is located in the Bow Pasarón de la Vera, town in the province of Cáceres declared a Historic-Artistic. It is believed that the house is from the late eighteenth century but has undergone several reforms later. Until 15 years ago had a grocery store on the ground floor. With the latest reform, made with the utmost respect the rural character of the building has been built into the house with everything necessary for a comfortable stay. The house is divided into two houses. The apartment-loft 1 (with up to 2 adults and 2 children) located at the site of the former grocery store, with separate exit to the street, and apartment 2 (House) with capacity for up to 11 people , which is located on the first and second floors and in the attic of the house. Both apartments share the hold area. The apartments can be rented together or separately. You can find reviews on this luxury Toprural.
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Photobombs – The Funniest Wedding Photos!
Wedding photos are once in a lifetime moments, everything must be perfect.
Personally, I say that the imperfections of a photo can make them perfect!
I can only speak for myself when I say, "if I were to look back at these photos, I would definitely laugh!". I hope the couples who are in these photos feel the same.
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On tonight's episode of Gossip Girl, Blair finally succeeded in the fashion world and even did it without scheming. Well, there was a little bit of scheming, but people genuinely liked her clothes.
Blair made her second debut into the fashion world, this time with the successful B by Waldorf Line. Blair repped the style of her new line in this collegiate-chic Alexander McQueen Tartan Dress, Louis Vuitton Resport 2013 Necklace and Christian Louboutin Bibi 140 Tartan Pump.
Hoping to show her best friend that she's truly sorry, Serena dropped by Waldorf offices wearing her best 'I'm sorry' outfit, which looked very B by Waldorf appropriate. Serena paired her T by Alexander Wang Neoprene Inverted Pleat Skirt with a Joseph Patchwork Colorblock Sweater and Fendi Peekabook Stripped Handbag.
Serena finally made amends with Blair and made out with Dan while stunning in her Peter Pilotto Fall 2012 Turtleneck dress and Valentino Va Va Voom Flap Bag.
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Glasgow Herald: Stay away from the euro, says Minford
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IT would be "strongly against" Britain's economic interests to join the euro, The Institute of Economic Affairs warned today.
Professor Patrick Minford said the country's interests dictated it should stay out of the single currency, and any gains from the move would be more than outweighed by the losses.
In a paper published by the institute he warns that joining the euro, and therefore losing control of setting interest rates, could also lead to increased economic instability.
He said: "When we don't set our own interest rates the economy becomes more unstable.
"Within the eurozone, the variability of British output, employment and prices in response to shocks would probably be much increased."
Minford argues that the benefits of joining the euro, such as savings in transaction costs estimated to be around £1bn a year, would be more than off-set by the £3 bn cost of the changeover.
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BRAKES suffered a blow to their Evo-Stik Southern League Premier Division play-off hopes after being held to a draw by relegation-threatened Swindon Supermarine at the New Windmill on Tuesday night.
Brakes never really stamped their authority on the game and twice squandered the lead which leaves them seventh in the table, three points adrift of the play-off places having played more games than all the sides above them.
The home side survived an early scare when former Brakes midfielder Nick Stanley struck the post with a fierce cross-shot.
But Brakes opened the scoring in the 19th minute when Lee Chilton started and finished a neat move by rifling a shot into the roof of the net.
Swindon got back on level terms after 34 minutes when Max Etheridge nipped in between central defender Jamie Hood and keeper Nathan Vaughan to flick home a dangerous cross from Stanley.
Brakes got their noses back in front five minutes later with a trademark 30-yard strike from Stephan Morley which left keeper Ashley Harrison helpless and flew into the net via the post.
David Kolodynski, Liam Daly and Jacob Blyth all wasted chances to increase the lead after the break and it eventually proved costly as lowly Swindon levelled again nine minutes from time through Ben Wells who curled a 20-yard free kick into the top corner.
Brakes almost hit back instantly when Craig Owen delivered a free kick to the far post but the unmarked Daly headed wide and Blyth was also carried off with a nasty looking ankle injury in the closing stages as the play-off challenge faltered.
Brakes had previously enjoyed a 1-1 draw at second placed AFC Totton on Saturday.
The title-chasing hosts got off to the perfect start when Ryan Moss headed them in front after just two minutes.
But Brakes recovered from the setback and recent recruit Lee Chilton grabbed a 57th minute equaliser with his first goal for the club which was certainly one to savour.
The diminutive winger received a pass from Jacob Blyth and ended a good run by hammering a powerful shot in the 57th minute.
Brakes, who have five matches remaining, have no scheduled game this weekend and return to action with a trip to Frome Town on Saturday, April 7.
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Cana SF
- Address:
500 Florida St
San Francisco, CA 94111Neighborhood:
Potrero Hill / Dogpatch
- Cuisine:
Latin / SpanishPrice: $30 and under
Cana SF
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://canasanfrancisco.com/
- Phone: (415) 580-7888
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Th-Fri 12:00am-3:00pm
Brunch: Sun 11:00am-3:00pm
Sunday Funday: 4:00pm-9:00pm
Dinner: T-Th 5:00pm-9:00pm
Dinner: F-Sa 4:00pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Caribbean, Cuban, Latin / Spanish
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Like us to cater an event? Call us in advance and we will set up the perfect Cuban menu for you and your guests. We are equipped for delivery and provide all your catering needs.
- Private Party Contact: Daniel Munoz 4155807888x
- Entertainment: We offer a wide variety of Live music. Club/Live-Music/DJ components available. Friday nights we offer live music during dinner. Music starts at 6:30pm
A word from Cana SF
Caña San Francisco is an upscale, full-service Cuban restaurant in the Potrero Hill/ Mission District.Continued
Our concept is derived from classic Cuban-inspired delicacies in conjunction with locally grown and sourced products to bring you both authentic and modern Cuban cuisine. We view food as a vital part of our Cuban heritage and as with all expressions of our culture, innovation, creativity, and invention serve as an engine to move forward...
In this way, we are authoring a modern Cuban cuisine.
Our mixology involves the use of real "Caña," that is, crushing our own sugar cane to produce syrups, glazes and tinctures in order to provide you with the best cocktails this side of the Caribbean.
We place special emphasis on creating a novel cocktailing environment in the Great Cuban Tradition of Rum-based bartending, along with a menu that is sure to take you to the heart of La Habana and beyond.
Our concept is derived from classic Cuban-inspired delicacies in conjunction with locally grown and sourced products to bring you both authentic and modern Cuban cuisine. We view food as a vital part of our Cuban heritage and as with all expressions of our culture, innovation, creativity, and invention serve as an engine to move forward...
In this way, we are authoring a modern Cuban cuisine.
Our mixology involves the use of real "Caña," that is, crushing our own sugar cane to produce syrups, glazes and tinctures in order to provide you with the best cocktails this side of the Caribbean.
We place special emphasis on creating a novel cocktailing environment in the Great Cuban Tradition of Rum-based bartending, along with a menu that is sure to take you to the heart of La Habana and beyond.
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Cana SF reviews from OpenTable diners
53 reviews since July 28, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.4
- Ambiance3.4Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (21)good for groups (19)fit for foodies (18)special occasion (11)romantic (10)great for brunch (9)vibrant bar scene (7)great for lunch (3)late-night find (3)hot spot (3)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Great find! Intimate setting,Chels1852Dined on 2/14/2014Great find! Intimate setting, fun date night spot! Had a live band and a great ambiance!! We loved the food tooSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fineDescrivaDined on 2/14/2014The food was overall just fine. Service was nice, very accommodating. However, incredibly over priced and live band added to the noisy atmosphere as did the two large televisions we were not expecting.
- so soOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 1/31/2014I recommend the caña in Oakland instead. Better food, better ambiance, more intimate and lower prices.
- Fun & Unique!Sandy94901VIPDined on 1/12/2014We enjoyed a wonderful brunch at Cana SF last Sunday. It is the second time we have been there and do plan to return. Some people have commented that the food is bland. It is not, it is Cuban so the flavors are different and perhaps a bit subtle...but delicious. The only negative was the service. We got off to a very slow start...took about 20 minutes just to get our drinks. They seemed to fall into step after that but one thing is clear....don't go if you are in a hurry. However, on the positive side, the servers were friendly and gracious. Again, we look forward to returning.Special Features:
- We only had time for a quickfoodieVIPDined on 1/7/2014We only had time for a quick snack, but everything was great from the service, to the food to the feel of the place. Not to mention an excellent rum cocktail and fabulous chicken/olive empananda.Special Features:
- NO DINNER ON SUNDAY NIGHTS!DianeVIPDined on 1/5/2014I thought I had made a DINNER reservation only to arrive at the restaurant which had been turned into a DANCE CLUB for the evening. The doorman told me that this is the case EVERY Sunday night. I was very unhappy that I had to scramble to find another open restaurant in the area (I had theater tickets). The restaurant should indicate on OpenTable that there is no dinner on Sundays.Special Features:
- Great foodCathyVIPDined on 1/4/2014My husband and I just went back to Cana for a second visit. We ordered two of the three flat bread options to start. The flavor of each was great and the crust thin and appropriately crispy. Our entrees, vegetarian stew for one of us and slow cooked pork over mashed potatoes for the other, were wonderful, too. About halfway through our early dinner, a Cuban band set up and started to play top notch music. They deserved a bigger crowd than had arrived so far. A note about the flat bread: the menu lists flatbread as a side for $3. When our check arrived, we were charged $10 for one and $11 for the other, a price much more in keeping with the worth of the dish, so we weren't upset. Just be aware.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service. Food was veryOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/4/2013Great service. Food was very good. Was a cold night in SF and the place was freezing though. Need to add some heaters to the restaurant on those cold nights.
- Overall good food, good LOUD musicOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/30/2013There were 6 of us, and those of us who had the pork dish were extremely happy. My beet salad was wonderful. The live music was excellent but not appropriate volume for dining. You could not talk unless they were on break. Even the server had to ask "what?" a frustrating amount of times. They play from 7-9. plan your meal accordingly. If you want to dance, many people do, and the crowd was very friendly.Special Features:
- Tiny Portionssf94110Dined on 11/23/2013Our 4 person drink and dinner tab was around $250 andI left hungry. Don't serve $16-22 vegetarian entrees that are child portions. Plus our server was missing in action most of the time.
- UnimpressedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/23/2013Visited Cana for the first time this past Saturday 11/23 to celebrate my birthday. The hostest was nice but that's about it. The drinks and food took a really long time, the live music was super loud, the food was edible -- but not the best. We left hungry. At the end, we got our check dropped on the table without asking if we would like anything else. We paid our bill, left and went somewhere else.
- Cuban: variety is the spiceSFOSteveVIPDined on 11/22/2013Great menu, very good food, lots of choices. Service was OK - waiter appeared inexperienced but attentive. Veggie main was tasty if sparse. Festive atmosphere. Worth checking out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the Few Good CubansbugzieVIPDined on 11/22/2013as in restaurants. Went with a small group for a birthday lunch, and one of the guys is Puerto Rican and highly critical of the paucity of good Cuban restaurants in the area. We had a great time. The service was totally solicitous, warm and friendly; he was impressed w/their rum selection; and all the food was delicious, including the vegetarian option. A large group was there for what appeared to be a wedding shower, and the big room was perfect. Will return for sure.Special Features:
- The food at this restaurantmicahDined on 11/10/2013The food at this restaurant is well made. excellent!.... Yet only two persons serving the tables, not enough. Therefore, there can be a bit of a wait. Music was TOO LOUD!...We could hardly carry a conversation. What it counts the food, I would go back the day there is no music playing. Cana is a little Gem. Salud!Special Features:
- Finally good cuban food!scb10VIPDined on 11/10/2013Pro's: I'm from South Florida & hadn't found a good cuban place until now. Their mojitos are fantastic, a stellar selection of rum, & the food is super tasty, too! I've eaten here 3x in the past month and plan to return again. Daniel, the manager, was very helpful & their loft is fun for private events. Con's: The service tries hard, but they're only so-so. Long wait for the food. Also, they have a tendency to close their kitchen earlier than their stated hours. When they have a dj/band the noise is ridiculously loud. However, when they don't have the band/dj the sound level is fine. Overall, definitely worth supporting. They also partner with the Royce Gallery down the street- so if you see a show there you can get 1/2 price flatbread!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comida Criolla in SFsharpes95Dined on 11/9/2013Carefully crafted mojitos and excellent live music are only part of argument for making Caña a priority destination: the ropa vieja (shreeded beef with black beans and rice mashed up) garnished with tostones (fried plantain chips), yucca fries and delicious black bean soup round out this caribbean experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great small plates & cocktailsidhfoodVIPDined on 10/31/2013We went here prior to a seeing a theatre show at Z-space, and had a great experience. Specialty cocktails were great, and the small plate selection was wonderful. Try the chorizo flatbread and coconut mojito.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- too new - still a little unevenSteveSFVIPDined on 10/27/2013We arrived on a Sunday night. They were playing music and there was dancing going on, so we were seated upstairs. It was *really* loud. The server was great and explained they were new and hadn't worked out the operations really well. Food came before the drinks....but our server nicely comped us a couple of shots of rum until the cocktails arrived. Food is quite good, and drinks are good but overpriced. I'll go back in a few months, once they've figure out their operations.
- Amateurs?IndustryinsiderDined on 10/25/2013I expected a lot--I've heard great things about this restaurant group, however, service was slow and inattentive--especially considering there was hardly anyone in there on a Friday night. Food was relatively good, but entrees were somewhat one note and on the sweet side. Cooks behaved like amateurs, sending out entrees one at a time instead of timing everything to come out at once. Unlikely to return...
- Dance Club not restaurantloves2eatVIPDined on 10/20/2013went on a Sunday evening at 6 pm for my niece's birthday. Did not realize that this is a dance club, with music at decibel levels unheard of (and I loved Ramones concerts). The waitress could not communicate with us so we tried pointing. Got the wrong things because there was no communication. During our occasional 30 second breaks between songs we would smile and say hi - and then eat. As quickly as we could. Have no idea if the food was good, our goal was to get out. We would have left before ordering except that it was a Sunday night, we were in multiple cars and the area didn't seem to have other places to eat. Waitress knew not to ask if we wanted dessert - we paid quickly and ate cupcakes standing outside in the cold.
- Great food. Live band andCodysfDined on 10/12/2013Great food. Live band and DJ music was very loud. I sat upstairs which cut down on the noise level but it was right over the ovens and so was pretty warm. But great food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The ambiance was fairly niceMiamiVIceVIPDined on 10/12/2013The ambiance was fairly nice with live music, although at 7:00 on a Saturday night it was quite empty. The food was dissappointing. Being a native of Miami, I know good Cuban food and this was off the mark. It tasted a bit "dumbed down" to a non-Latin palette. If there are real Cuban's running this place, they need to boldly embrace their roots and give us real Cuban spice!! Having said that, they did make a good mojito.
- very nice but loud for brunchspallyDined on 10/6/2013Loved the food, drinks were good, very accommodating to a large party for a last minute brunch reservation but was very loud. Live music was nice but difficult to talk and even when the musicians took a break, the piped in music was still a bit deafening. Probably way more enjoyable during the evening when everyone is dancing and drinking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very DisappointingCharVIPDined on 10/4/2013My appetizers were delicious and well presented. My husband's bean soup was fair - edible but nothing special.. The entrees were poorly presented and uninteresting. The pork dish Cuba is noted for had none of the crisp skin. The skirt steak was just stewed meat. The rice dessert was good but nothing special. The service was horrible. Asked twice for water, twice for salt, and couldn't get the dessert and bill. We got up twice and walked over to the waiter requesting both. (We were going to the theater and had to leave.) We spent almost two hours there. We will not return.
- Amateur hourkosinskiDined on 10/3/2013Restaurant caters to the pre-theatre crowd but doesn't know how to get diners out before curtain time. Servers try to look professional but don't know how to juggle multiple tables. Food is bland with an emphasis on sweet. All looks and no substance. No reason to return.
- meh.chefnjdDined on 9/29/2013This place feels like it just needs time to get its act together. The flavors are good but the execution of The food feels a bit amature. My steak was under done and lacked texture And seasoning. The breakfast potatoes were okay but if they were not Frozen the may as well have been. The seemed to be deep fried, dumped on Plate and that's it. A small dollop of caramelized onions on top was all. I want this place to get a chef to go with the level of service I received.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food at CanaFoodie3Dined on 9/27/2013We had a great meal at Cana! It was their first night trying a prix fix menu, so there were a few snags, but the great Cuban food and friendly service made up for the occasional wait for the next course.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was just ok. ThezarefansDined on 9/24/2013The food was just ok. The beet salad was the one excellent item. Our chocolate dessert was also excellent.the other two appetizers were mediocre and our entrees were just ok. The very BEST part of dinner was our server. She was a great part of our meal! She is Cuban and was great at explaining our dishes!she is a grwat asset to the restaurant!Special Features:
- Live Music FunSuperbrunchDined on 9/21/2013Great food with a live band playing! Music and food was festive and fun. The Yelp check-in offer allowed each of us to get a free glass of wine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply Superb!LissabeanDined on 9/17/2013This restaurant is definitely a diamond in the rough! Cana SF is PERFECT for a lunchtime getaway as I celebrated my bosses birthday here the other day... The service was excellent - very knowledgeable about the food and attentive but not annoying! Tamika Jones, one of the chefs, is AMAZING! And the mojito menu will knock your socks off! Actually, the ENTIRE menu of food and cocktails will make every dopamine receptor in your brain dance with delight! Wonderful ambiance, service, food & location!Special Features:
- Cana made my Cuban feel at home.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/15/2013My GF is Cuban. She felt like her abuela (spelling?) was in the kitchen when she tasted the food. Servers were excellent. I only wish it had been fuller. Clearly this place is still a secret from the locals. It shouldn't be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had dinner before going toOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/6/2013Had dinner before going to a play at Z Below. Food was good, particularly the beet salad. Service was very good. They got us in and out with plenty of time for the play.Special Features:
- Very nice experienceOntheroadVIPDined on 9/3/2013Lovely vibe, fun place, well prepared and tasty foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I lowered the rating for overallOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/1/2013I lowered the rating for overall and ambience because it was too loud. There was a band (very good,just loud) and then when they weren't performing, the music was still turned up. If I can't hear my dining companions - too noisy. I like the food, the service was very good, I love the space - but I would think twice about going because it is too noisy.
- This place seemed like itOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/30/2013This place seemed like it could be very popular, but it was completely empty. The food was very good and creative. The desserts were really interesting. All four of us ordered different desserts and were very pleased with them.
- Food we ordered was good butOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/29/2013Food we ordered was good but not outstanding. The décor is interesting and it is enjoyable place to eat. I would go back. Easy parking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & serviceLuigiDined on 8/24/2013Delicious Cuban food, excellent service and beatiful live Latin music !!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place, great food!CubanbornDined on 8/24/2013We went to celebrate both of my sons birthdays and it was most enjoyable. The food was delicious, great flavors. The style of the food is more Cuban fusion, not traditional Cuban. We went early on a Saturday evening because we had my 16 month grandson with us and it wasn't very busy, but by the time we left it was getting quite packed. The live music was great! We ordered Cuban coffee and after waiting about 15 minutes, the host finally came to inform us their espresso machine was not working. The menu is a la carte which is ok, except even the Cuban bread had to be ordered as a side! But otherwise a great place and I will definitely be back without the little one to enjoy a great night out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy HourOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/23/2013Great happy hour menu and nice service at the bar.Special Features:
- Food good, service poorJWSsfVIPDined on 8/23/2013Could be a neighborhood gem, especially with Z Space so close, if they could get around to waiting on folks. We were seated for 20 minutes before anyone came by. And the restaurant was not full. When the food did finally arrive, it was quite tasty and well presented. If you're going, allow plenty of time!


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Outside of confessional interests, Jesus has diminished in stature in recent decades but is even a minimalist Jesus sustainable?
Though most historians still aver that there was "probably" a Jesus (without any agreement as to quite who he was), and many people think that it required "someone" to inspire the birth of Christianity, an articulate and growing minority of scholars say, on the contrary, that no human Jesus of Nazareth ever lived, that he is a literary construction, fabricated from Jewish scriptural templates and motifs drawn from the world of polytheism.
Author Kenneth Humphreys has been the force behind the popular Jesus myth website www.jesusneverexisted.com for more than thirteen years, has appeared on TV and numerous radio shows, and has engaged in many debates with apologists for Christianity. Humphreys will be presenting the case that Jesus never existed and will inevitably follow Adam, Noah, Abraham and Moses into the mythology of the world.
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Economics is used as the justification for all manner of things many of which have a profound impact on our lives, yet as of July 2014 only 1 in 10 MPs could correctly identify how new money comes into the UK economy. This talk aims to explain the distinctly unfair workings of our money system and give everyone attending no matter their background the tools and understanding to begin to unpick economic arguments
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INDIANAPOLIS – The first day of the Indiana State Fair brought plenty of people to the Indianapolis fairgrounds, despite cuts in state funding as well as smaller household budgets for many fair visitors.
The Indiana State Fairgrounds saw its total state funding – including money from the state general fund and riverboat casino taxes – decline from $8.8 million in 2009 to $6.9 million this year, fair spokesman Andy Klotz said. The fairgrounds, which runs the fair, reduced its full-time staff, renegotiated contracts with vendors and made other changes that Klotz said visitors won't even notice.
The entertainment is as good as it's ever been, we have great exhibits and vendors are everywhere, he said. I don't think that anybody will have a clue.
But some visitors are still paying close attention to their own finances. Klotz says the fair is offering discounts, coupons and specials to help visitors stretch their money.
A voucher available online can get people into the fair for $2 instead of $8 on Tuesdays, which also feature deals for midway rides and food vendors. Information on deals, discounts and free events is available on the fair's website.
The fair hopes to attract at least 900,000 visitors during it's 17-day run. Last year, the first year the fair was extended to 17 days, more than 970,000 visitors came to Indianapolis.
For some visitors, a trip to the fair is cheaper than other vacation options.
Chad and Amy Jagger of Columbia City have taken their kids, 10-year-old Alissa and 8-year-old Cameron, to Cedar Point amusement park for several days during previous summers.
But this year they decided to save money by staying closer to home.
We've taken a lot of one-day trips rather than take one big trip this year, Amy Jagger said after watching pig races with her family at the fair. Admission to Cedar Point costs $45.99 per person, compared with $8 for the fair.
The Jaggers also found other ways to save. They were driving back to their small farm Friday evening instead of staying in a hotel and tried free ice cream samples. The kids said they were having fun, with Alissa wanting to see the animal barns and Cameron on a quest for cotton candy.


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Students at Farrington High are drawing national praise for bringing visibility to their lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) classmates.
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The award-winning Gay-Straight Alliance student club at Farrington High. "It makes me feel so accomplished," said senior Jonah Saribay.
Students at Farrington High are drawing national praise for bringing visibility to their lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) classmates.
The Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) awarded Farrington High with its Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) of the Year award at GLSEN's Respect Awards in New York on May 20.
"I applaud and commend Farrington High students and staff for their award-winning work to promote understanding and respect among its LGBT community," said Superintendent Kathryn Matayoshi. "They are setting an example for Hawaii and the nation."
The GSA of the Year award honors a student club that has demonstrated extraordinary leadership to ensure all students in their school community feel safe and treated with respect regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.
"Winning this award — through an organization I've been with since the beginning — makes me feel so accomplished," said senior Jonah Saribay, a Farrington High GSA member. "It means a lot, especially since the GSA is an organization I love being in, and have dedicated so much time and effort to help spread equality and acceptance in my school. I'm inspired to work with more people in our community, and help LGBT youth growing up now."
"This award is a tribute to the students and staff," said Farrington High Principal Al Carganilla. "We are excited for the students and their courage in being who they are. More importantly, they are getting the message across to the whole school community."
Farrington's GSA has brought attention to LGBT students through weekly afterschool meetings, field trips, a public service announcement, and community events such as the AIDS Walk.
"Hawaii is often pictured as an island paradise; but in reality, we too, struggle with intolerance and discrimination, particularly towards our LGBT population," said Alison Colby, co-advisor of Farrington High's GSA. "Our school is located in the center of a tough urban area, and consequently, our reputation is often negative. This honor gives us all a tremendous lift - it is a celebration of our youth's power to create a school and community based on acceptance and love."
"We are proud to honor Farrington High School GSA as GLSEN's Gay-Straight Alliance of the Year on behalf of all of the students reached by its work," said Dr. Eliza Byard, GLSEN's Executive Director. "They have taken a leading role in making sure that all students in their community feel safe and are treated with respect."
Writer and prominent transgender advocate Janet Mock graduated from Farrington High in 2001.
"As a former student leader and member of Farrington's trans student group Chrysalis, I know firsthand that the administration's longstanding commitment to LGBTQ youth changes lives," Mock said. "Their openness and affirmation of all students regardless of their gender identity and sexual orientation is one that should be held as a model of success."
The GLSEN's Respect Awards, held annually in New York and Los Angeles, showcase the work of corporations, individuals, students and educators who have made outstanding contributions as leaders in our safe schools movement, and who serve as exemplary role models to our nation's youth.
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Posted: 08/23/2007 - The World Health Organization released its annual report in Geneva, Switzerland Thursday and infections diseases are spreading faster than ever.
Posted: 08/23/2007 - The World Health Organization released its annual report in Geneva, Switzerland Thursday and infections diseases are spreading faster than ever.
Posted: 08/23/2007 - There is another vaccine to help protect girls from some sexually transmitted diseases and even cervical cancer, and has been in the making for years.
Posted: 08/22/2007 - Scientists can give entire cities drug tests by examining what people flush down their toilets.
Posted: 08/22/2007 - Sleep can impact everything from behavior to grades and new research suggests more and more children are having trouble sleeping.
Posted: 08/22/2007 - According to a new study, olive oil rich in phenol may prevent blood clots in people with high cholesterol.
Updated: 08/22/2007 - Sunburns are painful and may lead to cancer, however, there is a new ally in the never-ending battle against the sun that could be growing in your backyard.
Posted: 08/21/2007 - Attorneys general from 30 states, including Michigan, want federal regulators to crack down on the makers of energy drinks containing alcohol and caffeine.
Posted: 08/21/2007 - There's more evidence linking obesity to a virus. Researchers from Louisiana State University have found that when human stem cells were exposed to a common virus they turned into fat cells and then got bigger.
Updated: 08/17/2007 - A Missouri man has been told he is too overweight to adopt a child.
Posted: 08/17/2007 - The FDA is warning parents not to give their small children over the counter cold and cough medicine.
Updated: 08/16/2007 - Nearly 40-thousand women will die from breast cancer this year and another 213-thousand will be diagnosed with it. Now, in the only study of its kind, doctors are asking sisters of breast cancer survivors and victims to step forward and help find a cause and a cure.
Posted: 08/16/2007 - A new report says failed personal relationships, legal and financial problems and the stress of their jobs are factors in what motivates soldiers to commit suicide.
Posted: 08/16/2007 - Drug problems at the nation's schools are getting worse according to a new survey by Columbia University's National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse. It finds that more students in high school and middle school are reporting drugs as a problem.
Posted: 08/15/2007 - State police report that 14 sex offenders who have not kept the state up-to-date on their addresses have been arrested in Michigan and other states in the past year.
Updated: 08/14/2007 - Researchers tested the vaccine on women in Costa Rica who had HPV and research shows it does not work for those who are already infected.
Updated: 08/14/2007 - Kids are exposed to a slew of germs when they head back to school and end up with all kinds of illnesses.
Posted: 08/14/2007 - Researchers attribute the drop to more public education about the symptoms and treatment for diabetes.
Posted: 08/14/2007 - Officials say the State Department plans to create a new mental health care office and require employees to take additional time off. It's an effort to deal with a surge in stress disorders among diplomats in danger posts abroad - particularly Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Updated: 08/15/2007 - It's being called an addiction resource for the social networking generation. A pharmaceutical company has launched a Myspace page called Addiction411, aimed at educating the public about opioid addiction.
Posted: 08/14/2007 - The recent revelation that President Bush was treated for Lyme disease put him among a growing number of Americans who have gotten the disease.
Posted: 08/13/2007 - Kids across the country will soon be heading back to school after a summer away from the books, but does the three month break mean a step backwards for learning?
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Brian & Friends: A Soundstage Special event
Brian will be performing his hits and selections from his upcoming album at the famed Venetian in Las Vegas on December 12. Guests appearing Brian's upcoming "No Pier Pressure" will also be performing including Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin, Ricky Fataar, Capitol Cities Sebu Simian, Nate Ruess from Fun. as well as Jazz Trumpeter and composer Mark Isham. Additional guests will be named. Tickets and special room rates available.
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I wanted to share some very exciting news with you – my new album 'No Pier Pressure' is finally finished and will be out in Spring of 2015! Full details will be announced after the first of the year. Check out the album art designed by Daria Wilson. Love and Mercy
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The BBC has unveiled an all-star version of "God Only Knows", featuring today's greatest artists. Click on the video above to watch this amazing, visual performance of Brian's classic from Pet Sounds.
"All of the artists did such a beautiful job I can't thank them enough," he said. "I'm just honoured that God Only Knows was chosen. God Only Knows is a very special song. An extremely spiritual song and one of the best I've ever written."
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