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Biscuits & Blues
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Biscuits and Blues is a fun place to go to relax and enjoy a good meal, some good music, and some fun people watching!
This is a great place for blues music! The dinner menu is somewhat limited, but there are some top-notch southern dishes. I highly recommend the jumbalaya, the fried chicken and the yam fries. The calamari appetizer is also very special.
We came for the show and were very happy with the food and drinks, even if the drinks are way over-priced. Limited menu, lots of fried foods, but the Caesar salad and basket of biscuits were great.
The venue is a small hole in the wall as we call it. But do not let its appearance fool you. The venue has a Giantic flavor of musicians and a tasteful, mouthwatering menu of food delights. You are up front and personal with the musicians at a reasonable price. A great cast of servers and the venue as you make your way down the stairs speaks for itself. For many years we have seen great musicians in this venue, and it never lets us down.....
Went for the music, but the food and drinks were great.
Had a great evening here with a performer I previously enjoyed. The service ,food ect was very good. The only thing I noticed as we were seated along the side of the venue, close to the stage, is the speakers / sound system facing forward. So we moved to the bar after dinner to capture the artists full music explosion.
We just had desert because we went to the late sitting. The band was fabulous, but it would have been more fun if there had been more people. The two seating format doesn't let you settle in and make a night of it, which we would have liked. And the waitress wasn't very attentive. We would have bought more drinks if she had shown up more frequently. However, we really enjoyed ourselves.
Fantastic blues, staff was pleasant , efficient, and helpful. A very intimate venue for connecting with the performers. Very rare these days! The food was good, but not the reason for going here.
Everything from the reservations to the food to the music was fantastic. The only hitch was when we changed our food order, it seemed to be a big problem for our server. He had not even left the table from taking other orders. He explained he had already transmitted our order to the kitchen. He reluctantly made the change but the food came out timely and yummy!! We will be back! BSV
It was a little pricey for what you get. At almost $20 per plate, I don't think the food was deserving of the price. However, the live music show was fantastic!
Steven and his wife have done an exceptional job keeping the blues alive in the Bay Area and offer good food at a fare price. Watching a show here is like sitting in your living room. Intimate and inviting, it is always a pleasure to spend an evening here. Unfortunately, the woman mixing the sound is absolutely the most inattentive, disengaged and vacant sound person I have experienced and her lack of performance is consistent. She is either absent from behind the board or texting instead of mixing. SHE MUST GO! Regardless, this is my favorite place for music in the Bay Area.
The food was delicious & the venue was super for seeing a live band! Would definitely recommend this spot!
The food was delicious... The fried catfish poboy was perfect, the spicy tartar sauce was scrumptious and it was served with a coleslaw that had great seasoning and was not soggy. My friends had the grilled catfish and that was also good, served within such tasty grits I wanted my own side if it! Good service kept the food and drinks replenished. The entertainment was outstanding. Really good blues. We were given our choice of tables upon arrival, so of course chose those near the stage. Did not disappoint! It's just too bad the evening wasn't longer. We'll definitely be back.
Excellent night, food was great but music was excellent, hospitality was very pleasing and very welcoming,would recommend to all music lovers. Excellent ambience wish I was in SF another few nights to enjoy great music.
Excellent. Karen Lovely and her band were tops. We had a great night, thanks.
My wife and I went to Biscuits and Blues to see Caren Lovelys for the early dinner show. It's a Blues club! So we had to have the Shrimp and Grits, and an order of Fried Chicken! We shared both, and the Shrimp and Grits came out in first place for the night. Service is always top notch at this club, they get the fact that it is all about the entire package. This is either a wonderful restaurant with a great stage, or a blues club with a great kitchen and staff....either way, it has become a regular for my wife and I.
We went for the music, which was terrific, but were surprised that the food also was good. It's much too loud for the small room, so consider using earplugs.
Rally loved visiting B&B. Have come into San Fran for past 2 years when down on a visit, just to get the taste of a great blues club. Will always look for this spot when in the Bay area. Food could use a bit more variety. Otherwise, awesome dining.
We had never been to Biscuits and Blues but heard about it forever. We didn't know the group playing but took a chance. The greatest Harp player and band. We loved it!!!The food was really good. We had the sampler appetizers. Excellent catfish. A fun nite in the downtown area.
As a music venue this was awesome, every seat is great and they get amazing blues musicians. Food only so-so, service fine. The biscuits are good. :-)
First time to Biscuits & Blues - was not disappointed! Visiting from Canada. Good music, good food, good service. Will be back next time in San Francisco !
My 16yr old son and I attended the Regional Blues Championship hosted by Golden Gate Bliues Society. It was a full house, and a very good show on a Sunday night. We are from Canada, if we are in town again, I would definately attend again.
This is a great little spot for good food & great music. Love the live bands & feel of the place!
This is a fun place for Southerners who crave the tastes and sounds of the South in the middle of San Francisco. It's also a decent value in an area of fancy, overpriced restaurants. You can pay a bit just to get in and see the show, but it's worth planning to eat dinner as well. The shrimp and grits were great, we also tried the peppered brisket, which was savory and spicy, maybe a little on the heavy side. These guys take their music seriously, and we saw a great set by Guitar Shorty on a Friday night. It looks like they have lesser-known and local artists during the week. Service was attentive and efficient, we left feeling that we had a great time for a fair price.
Biscuits and Blues is a neighborhood gem. Eating dinner and listening to the legendary Guitar Shorty was such a fun evening. If you check their upcoming shows there is bound to be someone you would love to see. And don't forget to order a basket of homemade biscuits; the best I have ever tasted!
My wife and I arrived in San Fran on Sunday with no idea what we were going to do that night. We started poking around the Internet and found an act on that night at Blues and Buscuits. We both like Blues and figured we'd give it a try. Man am I glad we did. The act that night was great. (Alvon Johnson) We got the early and had the chance to sit and talk with him. He asked where everyone was from and when he found out we were from chicago he joked about the fact that he couldn't just fake it. The food was really good though the menu is kinda small. Drinks were a little pricey but it is San Fran after all. All in all I would highly recommend it. We had a great time.
Great food, Great music!! Great southern comfort food and excellent entertainment. Can't beat the ticket prices. Been here many times. The staff is wonderful and very attentive. Always a great show!
We discovered Biscuits and Blues two visits ago (to the Bay area) and have since made it a vacay tradition. Young or old alike will not been disappointed by the music nor the southern cooking. This place is a real gem.
The reviews suggested that Biscuit & Blues was one of the best blues bars in America and it certainly was a one of a kind experience. The band was great, entertaining and energetic! I would go back the next time I am in San Francisco, of course depending on who is playing. Sugar Ray's band was extremely talented!
If you like listening to music in an intimate setting, you'll love Biscuits and Blues! The tables are small, there are no bad seats in the house, and the band is only a few feet away. Don't go if you want to have a conversation over the music, that's not the point here. The point is to listen. And you judging from what I've heard, you won't be disappointed. The food is good old southern fare. The gumbo is wonderful, as is the cole slaw. This is a terrific way to enjoy the SF music scene without committing to a huge event.
I love B and B for the dive-y atmosphere and the small venue. No bad seats and closeness to the stage are the big pluses. The food and service are a step above usual bar food with great gumbo, salads etc. Love it!
We are a family from Sweden who booked a dinner for listenibg to blues music. We stayed the whole evening and had a great time. The food was maybe average but the environment and the live music made it to a night to remember.
Great entertainment and great service. Bit pricey but guess you get what you pay for.
Biscuits and Blues is the best restaurant/music venue I've ever been to. The food has great flavor and very distinct style. I loved it.
Biscuits and Blues is a rare combination - a blues/jazz club with excellent cajun style food. Entertainers change as can be seen on the B & B website, but all are good so far. We have been there at least six times and plan to go in the future. It is centrally located in the Union Square area of San Francisco, with a very modest exterior. We highly recommend it.
I absolutely LOVED the very talented musicians (a Stevie Ray Vaughn cover band). The food, ambiance, location, and service were also great! It was my second time there and plan to go back as often as possible.
Music was amazing. Night we went Featured a SRV cover band, Crossfire, and they were fantastic. Good drinks and fried chicken too!
My sister came from France to visit me. She wanted to go to a club in SF to listen to some blues for her birthday. I made reservation for the group "cafe R& B" . It was absolutely great! Everybody was very happy!
I LOVE this place...it is my go-to whenever I need a music fix or just want a fun night out with friends. The acts are consistently great and often excellent. The food is very good and the servers are always cheerful and frequently come through for additional cocktail orders! Treat yourself to the blues, you'll feel so much better!!
Great show and an unexpected surprise was how good our meal was. Definitely will be back next time we're in San Francisco!
We knew we'd love the music! And we were right!! But we had no idea the food would be so fantastic! The chef came out to meet everyone. He is originally from New Orleans, so the food is true cajun. I'm telling you, you're in for a treat. If we're ever in San Francisco, we'll be back!
We love Biscuits and Blues not only for its great fried chicken, well done bar drinks, and wonderful cole slaw but also, of course - for its blues offerings. Rod Piazza, Mitch Woods, and Otis Taylor just to name a fewRo. Intimate setting for some of the best blues going. Two shows with dinner, just perfect for us early birds and those who enjoy later nights out. Spent some time talking with the gracious owner and can hardly wait to come back for the next dining and blues show experience!!
Four of us went to dinner and show 11/23/2013. Great seats. Good comfort food. Amazing music!!
We love Biscuits & Blues and have been there several times. We love the music and the fried chicken.
I have been wanting to experience Biscuit and Blues for quite a while and finally got the opportunity. While the food was decent, the atmosphere is the best - especially if you are wanting some good music in an intimate environment. Service was very slow, but maybe that's standard in a music venue. I was hoping for biscuits - to go along with the blues - and was told (after the meal was done) that you have to order those when ordering dinner. So biscuits don't come with the blues :-)
We went up with the whole family and had a great time. Both of our boys (ages 11 and 13) play music and it was great to be able to treat them to live music in an intimate venue like this. The food was great, the service was attentive, and after the show the boys were able to tell the musicians how much they enjoyed the show. The band was gracious and made the time to speak to the kids and even gave them a few tips on their playing.
Reminded me of some great places in New York, little cellar bars where you could find great music and good eats. Definitely on the "go again" list.
Music was outstanding. Food was too. Very organized and professional.
The performance was outstanding and the atmosphere very lively. We had an amazing time. Staff were friendly. The only downside was, it was very cold throughout the evening. The waitress pointed out that they didnt have air conditioning, but they had no heating and the doors were open. She asked them to close them and it was a tiny bit better.
Went here for the music, not the food, so was pleasantly surprised that the fried chicken and biscuits were pretty good. This is a music venue that serves dinner so if you are bothered by people talking and eating during a set, it may not be for you.


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Go to the owtu library.
When I was in secondary school I did a project on him & had gone to the owtu library in san fernando & they had lots of info there.
Greetings! I am looking for information on my great uncle Captain AA Cipriani. I know there is a book written about him, by C.L.R. James. I would love to have a copy. but its long out of print. Captain Cipriani was my fathers uncle. I think he had 2 brothers. One of which was my grandfather, whose name I don't know. I know there is a technical college named for our family, and possibly a department store. I also know there is a statue of my great uncle in Trinidad, and I have seen pictures of it. I wrote to the technical college at one time, and never heard anything from them. Can anyone tell me anything?
Go to the owtu library.
When I was in secondary school I did a project on him & had gone to the owtu library in san fernando & they had lots of info there.
In Trinidad most places not to good with using email & answering emails so don't hope for an answer
There is the Cipriani Labour College.
On the Parliament Channel (TV) there are often short documentaries (half hour) about historical figures of Trinidad and Tobago. There probably is one entirely devoted to him, and others concerning the labour movement, Butler, and others, that mention his roles.
On Sept 11th 2001 in the afternoon, World Trade Center Tower 7 was brought down by CONTROLLED DEMOLITION. Who did it? When did they place the charges?
It's not the TRUTH that causes wars, it's the LIES.
from the first post .. it looks like this person is not in Trinidad ..
Remember, some criticise to denigrate, others to uplift, know the difference.
"Through his pioneering efforts, Andre Cipriani and his colleagues
and staff at Chalk River developed the first highly active cobalt
sixty sources, which were made for the treatment of malignant
The Ciprianis - a family at the heart of the country
The most prominent place in the heart of Port-of-Spain is overlooked
by a statue of Captain Arthur Andrew Cipriani. Thousands of people
pass it every day - and most of them don't even see it anymore. That
is the extent to which Captain Cipriani has been assimilated into the
And yet, his achievements in this country benefit to this day those
very people going to work every day, passing his silent memorial.
People who were children in the 1930s would remember that each time a
small airplane passed, the adults around them would point up and
say: "Look Mikey passing." Mikey Cipriani, yet another sprout of the
Cipriani family, was a significant West Indian sportsman and pioneer
aviator. Until recently, there was a call from time to time that
Piarco airport should be renamed in his honour.
Cipriani Boulevard, connecting Tragarete Road with the Savannah, was
named in memory of Emmanuel Cipriani, Captain Arthur's uncle, who was
several times mayor of Port-of-Spain. He was also responsible in
bringing electricity to the capital.
But the Ciprianis produced not only outstanding figures in the field
of sports, business, civic administration and the military, but also
in the arena of high-end science and technology. Andre Cipriani,
another cousin of Arthur and Mikey, brought relief to thousands of
patients suffering from malignant cancer through his break-through
research in cobalt radiation therapy at a time, when chemotherapy was
as yet unheard of.
The Cipriani family is of ancient Italian origin. In the 13th
century, in the feudal wars the racked Italy, the noble family had to
give up their towers and fortifications in Florence and flee to the
Mediterranean island of Corsica, where they recreated their fortunes
and even married into the famous Bonaparte family, who centuries
later produced the Emperor Napoleon.
In the 17th century, descendants of the Ciprianis established
themselves in Marseilles, France. It was from there that some members
of the family set sail for Trinidad in the late 18th century. They
married into other Corsican, French and Spanish families.
Arthur Andrew Cipriani - also known as `Tatoo' - was born in 1875.
While his sportsmanship and his success with riding and training
horses was quite considerable, he was known as a solitary sort of man
and in fact never married.
When he came back from the First World War in 1919, he accepted the
presidency of the Trinidad Workingmen's Association. This
organisation had then been in existence for just over 20 years, and
during the war it had `fizzled out', as C.L.R. James put it in 1932.
James stated further:
"If there is anything which can prove the fitness of the people of
Trinidad for self-government, it is the progress of this resuscitated
Captain Cipriani was very determined in his goal to improve the
conditions for workers in Trinidad and Tobago, which was then
administered by British Crown Colony rule. At the time he became
president, the Workingmen's Association was only operating in Port-of-
Spain. Nine years later, it had spread throughout the colony: there
were 42 affiliated sections and six in Port-of-Spain, distributed
among various classes of workers. In 1930, Cipriani established 13
sections in Tobago.
The meetings of the Association were always well attended - not only
by its members, which went into the thousands by 1932, but also by
plain-clothes policemen, who were sent there by the government to
keep a sharp lookout for seditious remarks. As C.L.R James said:
"But though Captain Cipriani gives these amateur reporters a lot to
take down, they get little to carry away."
Cipriani explained to the people matters of policy, circulated the
Workingmen's Associations organ `Labour Leader', and generally
rallied people in Trinidad and Tobago to become interested in
domestic politics and labour issues.
The Hon. Capt. A.A. Cipriani in court dress
(Paria Archives)
The Association was tremendously effective. It was instrumental for
shorter work hours (especially in the retail sector), at a time when
an eight-hour working day and free Saturdays were unheard of.
Cipriani also fought for the introduction of Workers' Compensation
Laws, under which workers were granted compensation for injury and
death, and for the establishment of an Agricultural Bank, which
facilitated low-interest loans to farmers for seed or helped them in
case drought, fire or flood.
Regarded by his peers as an officer and a gentleman, the Captain
definitely had a common touch. He became a spokesman for the people
in the Legislative Council, acting at times almost like an Ombudsman,
and his contribution to the legislative process in Trinidad cannot be
overstated. He was many times Mayor of Port-of-Spain, and was
presented at Buckingham Palace in London on more than one occasion.
"No public man is more widely known in Trinidad," said C.L.R. James
in 1932. "Many West Indians (and a few Englishmen too) have worked
for the emancipation of the West Indies. Their stories will be told
in time, but no one has worked like Captain Cipriani."
When Arthur Cipriani died in 1945, it is hardly imaginable today what
loss Trinidadian workers felt. That he was revered by the basically
black and coloured middle-class intelligentia that assumed power in
the 1950s is an indication of the stature of `The Captain'.
So next time you pass the monument on Independence Square on a Friday
afternoon, coming from work, stop a moment to cherish your upcoming
free weekend. Without Cipriani and his dedication to Labour, you
might have had to work tomorrow!
Mikey Cipriani epitomized the `local boy made good'. Born around the
turn of the century, he came from a branch of the Cipriani family
that left the colonial stigma of illegitimacy and skin colour behind.
His father Jules had prospered as a businessman and built a
remarkable mansion on Pembroke Street, known as `Cumberland House'
(where an insurance firm is today). Mikey's mother, who carried the
exotic name Louisa Leonisa Ultima Latour, is remembered for her great
Louise Ultima had 14 children, and Mikey was the third. He became a
solicitor by profession, but made his name as a champion cyclist,
cricketer and footballer and as an aviation pioneer. The sporting
fraternity knew him as `Marvellous Mikey', and in the 1920s and 1930s
sporting champions were revered by Trinidadians in much the same way
as they are today.
Mikey also became a highly decorated hero in the first European war
in which he served putting `backbone' into the French troops at
Verdun. During this war he became interested in aviation, and flew on
several missions over the western front in the closing years of the
Returning to Trinidad, he became a pilot, flying his own airplane,
the Hummingbird. Mikey's landing strip was on a portion of land west
of the river and south of Mucurapo Road, and he also used Piarco
Only forty years of age, he crashed in the Northern Range in 1934,
with a young Englishman called Bradshaw on board. His body was taken
from the wreckage of his plane, and thousands of people attended his
funeral, people of every class, colour and creed, from the
Representative of the British Crown to the barefoot people in the
Andre Cipriani, son of Leonetto Paul Cipriani and Helen Sellier, was
cut from a different cloth. He demonstrated from an early age an
interest in science. His father started to gear him for the
scholarship class of St. Mary's College. Andre was successful and
left for McGill University in Canada in 1928. He took his bachelor's
and master's degrees in mathematics and physics, his PhD in
gynecology and obstetrics.
After the Second World War, Andre entered the field of atomic energy.
He became director of biology and radiation hazards at the Atomic
Energy Plant at Chalk River in Canada, where he created a unique
Through his pioneering efforts, Andre Cipriani and his colleagues and
staff at Chalk River developed the first highly active cobalt sixty
sources, which were made for the treatment of malignant diseases.
Several hundred cobalt therapy units have been produced by the
commercial products division of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and
sold worldwide, bringing relief to thousands of suffering patients.
At his death at age 48 in 1956, the BBC gave Andre a three-minute
obituary, describing him as the most knowledgeable man in the world
on radiation hazards.
And yet, his success in the field of atomic research for peace is not
known in Trinidad, nor the fact that he - like the famous Marie
Curie - was a victim of his own research.
Remember, some criticise to denigrate, others to uplift, know the difference.
At no time in our history has politics transcended the decayed and depraved characteristics of the human order than in today's system we call parliamentary conduct.
But if one local politician could be remembered for an astute, humane disposition, demonstrated in the most righteous manner and acclaimed by all citizens of his time, and indeed today, 52 years after he passed away, he would be Arthur Andrew Cipriani.
Not regarded as one's typical political figure by several critics, but rather as a true servant of the people through the city administration culture, Cipriani nonetheless, became a champion of the Trinidad and Tobago worker, man-in-the-street and even businessman.
Only Uriah Butler, a contemporary of Cipriani's, could perhaps equal him in recognition of service and sensibility towards the people who depended upon them both in the hard, scrunting early and mid-20th century years in Trinidad.
But while Butler was basically a trade union giant, whose political career was not entirely a great success, Cipriani won his stripes in that fold, battling politically against many from top to bottom of the ranks and class in this country to put things right for the people, as a trade unionist, as a major civil servant and political force.
He took issues in hand if even it meant crushing some of the most influential corns in the land, he fought for the poor at the expense of the well to do and he never let up until he found solutions to all problems.
Cipriani told an audience at the May Day celebrations of 1936: "Ciprianis before me and after me have played every part in the history of a people. Our ancestors were bandits and brigands in Corsica; they robbed the rich to feed the poor, they were brigands and outlaws because they hated the rule." He added that there was one role, which the Ciprianis had never played, the role of hypocrisy and sycophancy and he was not going to be a hypocrite or sycophant.
More http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Biography/bio_AACipriani.html
Remember, some criticise to denigrate, others to uplift, know the difference.
Cipriani, gave dignity to the barefooted man. Butler brought the
inarticulate masses on a national scale on to the political stage.
To those who understand, no explanation is necessary; to those who do not, none is possible.
Nathaniel Branden, "Social Metaphysics."
Treat a man as he is and he will remain as he is; treat a man as he can and should be and he
will become as he can and should be..
I shall be glad to hear from you, since questions have have always interested me; questions, not
debates - I have given those up long ago. Life itself is a quotation.
I would suggest you visit Maracas St Joseph,where Capt. Cipriani used to live,I vaguely remember the house in which he lived,a few hundred feet from the RC Church.I also remember the stories surrounding a crash landing he made in the valley.I am sure you would meet people there who has first hand knowledge of their beloved neighbour and fellow villager.
West Indian Regiment servicemen were given plots of land in Maracas,St Joseph on there return from WW 2.
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POSER my good friend, very informative, and interesting reading.
If you say what you think, don't expect to hear only what you like.
Some men change their party for the sake of their principles, others change their principles for the sake of the party..


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Passengers might have been catching a catnap, reading a book or daydreaming as they gazed out the window into southern Canada. They may have recently hopped on the train or boarded many hours ago as far back as New York.
Whatever their origin, wherever they were sitting, wherever they were going -- perhaps to the last stop of Toronto -- these travelers wouldn't have expected the terror that Canadian and U.S. authorities detailed this week, a plot they alleged was backed by al Qaeda elements half a world away.
According to a U.S. intelligence official and another government official, the plan was to plant explosives on a trestle -- a type of bridge over which trains often pass -- and detonate them after a northbound train crossed from the United States into Canada. Specifically, another U.S. official said, the New York-to-Toronto line that runs through Buffalo was targeted.
Once the explosives went off, two of the officials said, the train would have careered off its tracks, causing untold death and destruction.
The attack never happened. Instead, the two men who Canadian authorities say planned the alleged terror plot are behind bars.
On Tuesday, a day after the Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced the arrests, 35-year-old Raed Jaser appeared in Old City Hall Court in Toronto, the city he calls home. Asked whether he understood the legal proceeding, Jaser said, "It's very clear."
But his lawyer, John Norris, afterward said that his client -- whom he described as a permanent resident in Canada, where he has lived the past 20 years -- is "in a state of shock and disbelief."
"He is anxious to see the evidence that the crown says that it has against him," Norris said outside the courtroom.
After waiving the reading of his charges, Jaser returned to the Canadian federal facility where he's being held. Bail was not considered Tuesday in his case.
His alleged co-conspirator -- 30-year-old Chiheb Esseghaier, who was taken to Montreal for a jurisdiction hearing so that a justice can decide whether he'll be transferred to the province of Ontario -- is expected to be in a Toronto courtroom Wednesday for a similar proceeding, said Norris.
According to court documents, both Jaser and Esseghaier face charges of conspiring "to murder persons unknown ... for the benefit of, at the direction of, or in association with a terrorist group."
Suspects not citizens but have roots in Canada
So who are these two suspects, and what were they doing?
Authorities have not released much detail about the men, including their nationalities or how long they'd been in Canada, beyond that they weren't Canadian citizens.
University of Quebec spokeswoman Julie Martineau said that, since 2010, Esseghaier has been a doctoral student at the National Institute of Scientific Research at that school.
He was conducting research on nanosensors, which are used primarily for medical treatments or to build other nanoproducts, such as computer chips, she said.
"He seemed like a normal student," said Martineau.
Authorities allege that Esseghaier and Jaser watched "trains and railways in the greater Toronto area" and intended to derail a passenger train, said Royal Canadian Mounted Police Chief Superintendent Jennifer Strachan.
"We are alleging these two individuals took steps and conducted activities to conduct a terrorist attack," she said.
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Comments about Innovation First Inc Hexbug Nano Habitat Set with 2 Hexbug Nano Units:
This was a gift for my nephew. It was a great value and based on his use of other systems like this one he will be able to continue to expand his habitat and have more fun!
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Awesome purchase for 4 yr old son
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My 4 yr old son love his b day gift. He loves watching them move around. His little 2.5 yr old brother does too. They pretend they are racing. It was easy to set up and it's nice to be able to make different tracks for the bugs.
the christmas gift my kids played most
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These are so cool! My kids, 6 and 8, played with these first on Christmas, and played with them for about 2 hours before moving on to something else.
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My 5 year old loves it. Battery don't last long enough.
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kids loved them! i'm only writting 1 review but bought all sets to split with the grandkids and they could put them together glad I checked your site as someone suggested better deals!!!
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I can't believe how long this entertains my kids! (Boys&Girls, Toddlers-Tweens!)
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Great introductory set
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I've purchased some of the individual hexbugs as gifts and the kids love to play with them. This set is great because it includes two hexbugs and enough habitat pieces to make it more interesting. The one downside is it is easy for kids with lots of toys to lose the small hexbugs and over time some kids can lose interest with them after the novelty wears off.
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Odd but fun for a kid
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It is an odd toy, but my son played with for days. It has held up to the dropping and changing of the layouts. My 8 year old loves it!
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My daughters play constantly with this toy Together. Their ages are 2 and 9, so not many things work for both of them due to their age difference. Batteries did not last past the first 24hrs, but they also left them running all night long... Haven't tried the online aspect of this, but am looking forward to what it will teach my science-driven 9-year old.
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Martha Nussbaum, Ernst Freund Distinguished Service Professor of Law and Ethics, University of Chicago, "Not For Profit: Why Democracy Needs the Humanities" Monday, September 23, 2013, 7PM, Ostrander Auditorium , and her second talk "The Capabilities Approach to Human Development: A Discussion" Tuesday, September 24, 2013, 10AM, Ostrander Auditorium
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In Rwanda, WFP provides food assistance through a Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation (PRRO), Development Programme (DEV) and Food For New Village (FFNV) to improve the living conditions and nutritional status of food insecure households as well as upholding their human dignity.
The Protracted Relief and Recovery Operation aims at meeting food needs of 116,000 beneficiaries for the entire project life till 2014. In 2013, the PRRO targets to feed 89,000 beneficiaries including 67,000 refugees, 15,000 Rwandan refugees returning home and 7,000 school children from the community around refugee camps. The most vulnerable segments of the population in the refugee camps also receive additional rations under safety net interventions to increase their nutritional status. These groups include pregnant and lactating mothers, malnourished children and people living with HIV/AIDS on ART.
WFP provides food assistance to 84,000 primary schoolchildren in food-insecure districts of Nyamagabe and Nyaruguru in Southern Province through a hot midday meal consisting of beans, maize, vegetable oil and salt. WFP feeds three days per week while the community feeds two days per week. A key element is the technical capacity building of government counterparts in managing the programme.
WFP also purchases food commodities locally, part of it from small holder farmers and also build capacity to these farmers to produce more for more. WFP plans to purchase around 95,000 mt of food commodities from Rwanda in 2013 through Purchase for Progress (P4P) and Forward Purchase Facility (FPF), part of it will be purchased directly from the small holder farmers. This is in line with WFP's objective to ensure sustainable food security in Rwanda.
Last year, WFP provided food assistance to 442,000 beneficiaries in Rwanda. In 2013, WFP is targeting to feed 175,000 beneficiaries through Protracted Relief and Recovery operation (PRRO), Food for New Village project and Development programme (DEV). WFP will also implement the Common Country Programme (CCP) together with UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and UNWOMEN. The new CCPD (starting July 2013) will focus on strengthening the capacity of the government of Rwanda in Food Security Analysis, Disaster Risk Reduction, P4P approach for government procurement, and home-grown school feeding. The CCPD will also pilot interventions to prevent chronic malnutrition and implement labour intensive asset creation works such as terracing. In addition to the Kigali country office, WFP Rwanda country office has a sub-office in Huye and a field office in Ngoma.
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Art Masterpiece Chalk Mural Challenge: Each school team will have the opportunity to create an image (maximum size 3-foot by 5-foot) of an art history idea with a modern interpretation. Teams will be made up of three to five students. Participants may bring a sketch of the planned mural and art reproductions of the original artwork. Media used will be chalk on brown craft paper. LIMIT: This event will be limited to 3 teams per school. Evaluation criteria: Easily identifiable as an artwork from the past; image is updated to contemporary images, ideas or thought. Duration: Session one and two.
3-by-3 Throwing Challenge: Participants will have three minutes and 3 pounds of clay to create a wheel piece. Evaluation criteria: Even thickness of clay body, symmetrical profile, interesting shape. (Best of two throwing sessions) Duration: Session one.
Tallest Cylinder Challenge: Participants will have 3 pounds of clay and five minutes to throw a cylinder, the taller the better. Evaluation criteria: Tallest standing cylinder (must be opened as a cylinder). (Best of two throwing sessions) Duration: Session two.
Wire Sculpture Challenge: Participants will create wire sculpture images by bending and shaping wire. The content will be assigned at the beginning of the challenge. Evaluation criteria: Strongly resembles the object depicted; made of one continuous line of wire. Duration: Session one.
Covered Wire Armature: Participants will create a sculpture form using a wire coat hanger that is covered with nylon material and placed on a wood base. Evaluation criteria: Interesting from 360 degrees; Composition is interesting to look at through the successful use of compositional elements and principles. Duration: Session one
Altered Cube Illusion: Participants will create the illusion of a carved relief cube by altering a cube form with value and color using paint or drawing materials. Evaluation criteria: Value and/or color are used to create the illusion of a carved relief. Composition is interesting to look at through the successful use of compositional elements and principles. Duration: Session two.
Ad Layout Computer Challenge: Students will be provided graphics and text to build a layout for an ad using any of the following programs, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Word. Students will be given 55 minutes to construct the ad using the design principles to build visual hierarchy. Evaluation criteria: Size, placement and boldness of text establishes a visual hierarchy. Arrangement of text and graphics demonstrates successful use of compositional elements and principles. Duration: Session one or two.
Quick Draw Challenge: Participants will draw five gesture drawings from a model in 10 minutes. Using one of these as a reference, the participants will have the rest of the session in which to elaborate upon the image, which might include a setting, details, etc. Participants will have a choice of drawing media. Evaluation criteria: Complete image developed from the initial pose. Composition is interesting to look at through the successful use of compositional elements and principles. Duration: Session two.
Theme Mural Relay: Teams will be given a theme for their mural at the beginning of the competition. Teams will be made up of three to five students. Team members will take turns drawing portions of the composition as directed by card instructions. Media: Colored chalk. Evaluation criteria: Most organized composition; separate parts fit together as a cohesive whole. Duration: Session one or two.
Monster Mashup: Participants will work as a team of three to collaborate on three separate drawings of a monster. Without being able to see the other team members' contributions, each person will draw the head on one paper, the midsection on another, and the legs on a third, for a combined effort of three complete drawings. For reference, click here and scroll down to Mini Exercise #2 – Monster Doodles. The team will select one of the three collaborative drawings for evaluation. Evaluation Criteria: Originality (not a typical response); Craftsmanship (carefully drawn). Duration: Session one.
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A presentation on topics such as striving for failure, and looking in all the wrong places for solutions.
Lee Shiney is a full-time painter and kinetic sculptor whose art and "art-making-art" machines are responses to high-art, art accessibility, and personal illness. Homemade turntables, spray devices, and paint dripping machines are some of the hardware used in his alternative painting processes. Recycling and repurposing is an ongoing theme, as is constant experimentation with non-traditional painting surfaces. He was part of the three-person "InterACTIVE" exhibition at the Wichita Art Museum from 2008 through 2010, and divides his time between commission work, shows in the midwest, and artist residencies in schools through Arts Partners. His portfolio and writings about art are found at leeshiney.com. "105 Horizons" is his current ongoing project to experience, document, and paint all 105 counties in Kansas.
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Hey spidey, nice work. It's got a nice energy to it and you did a fantastic job on the metallic texturing ! There are a few anatomical errors though, for example his right bicep looks a bit on the small side and both his hands look a bit strange ( not too sure why but I wish I was because I hate giving crits and not being able to offer helpful solutions ) but yeah, his hands both look a bit strange.
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The LOYOLA MAROON Vol. XXXIV Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, March 22, 1957 No. 19 WWL-TY To Operate Channel 4 Soon Former leti Building To Be Station Site Loyola University (WWL-TV) will soon be televising on VHF channel four as the result of the recent ruling by the Federal Communications Commission. The commission said Loyola established "one clear preference which is decisive of its case—its past record of performance in relation to station WWL over a period of many years in the principal community (New Orleans). "It has established another clear preference: diversification of communication interests. Under these circumstances of compartive superiority, the public interest, convenience and necessi- ty will be served by a grant herein to Loyola." The Very Rev. W. Patrick Donnelly, S.J., said that Loyola "will exert every effort to hasten service to the viewers. Loyola plans to bring the same high quality service to television that has characterized its 35 years of operating radio station WWL." The station will be located in the building purchased from the Zetz Bottling Co. tome year* ago in the 1000 block of North Rampart St. Work will begin soon on the renovating and remodeling program to transform the structure into a TV broadcasting studio. Building plans are being handled by the architectural firm of Diboll, Kessels, and associates. The plant will be completely modern and will include facilities for color television. Perilliot-Reicke Construction Co. will do the work on the structure. A&S To Meet For Nominations Representative* from the college of art* and tcience* will meet next Thursday in the Student Lounge at 5:30 p.m. to nominate *tudent* for Student Council citation*, Matt Schott, A&S president, announced. All A&S ttudent* are invited to attend the meeting and offer nomination*. Debate Society Holds Tourney For Hi Schools The seventh annual high school debate tourney, sponsored by the Edward Douglass White Debate Society will be held Saturday, March 30, on the campus. The Rev. Alvin J. Pilie, S.J., moderator of the society, will be the faculty director of the tourney.The topic for the debate deals with "Federal Subsidizing of Farmer's Produce." Some 33 high school* have been invited to participate in this debating session, Ed Peace, president of the debate group, •aid. Students and faculty are also cordially invited to sit in on the proceedings. Any student interested in being chairman of one of the high school debate groups, should contact a member of. the Edward Douglass White Debate Society. The debates will be held in various buildings and classrooms on the campus. A schedule of time and place of each will be posted that morning, Pesce said. Polio Shots Cancelled Scheduled polio inoculation for Loyola students has been cancelled because of a lack of available vaccine. Dr. Raphael Sanchez, instructor in medical technology and Orleans Parish Medical Society spokesman, announced.The vaccination program, which was to begin today, has been tentatively re-scheduled for mid-April, he said. Vaccine stocks of manufacturers throughout the country are depleted at the present time, and the parish health department is reserving its supply for vaccination of children under 18, he said. Frosh Moot Court Teams To Enter Finals April 9 Finalists in the third round of the freshmen moot court competition sponsored by St. Thomas More law club, will compete Tuesday, April 9, Paul Hurley, co-chairman of the event, announced. They are Marcel Garsaud and Gene Murret, appellants, and Cy Courtney. Courtney and Tom Fowler, appellees, who won the semi-finals last Tuesday. Ganaud and Murret won over Peter Butler and Don Garvey, while Courtney and Fowler took the edge on A. J. Capritto and Ed Merritt, who had drawn a bye in the first round. Chief justice in the first trial was Nick Gagliano, law senior, and the all-senior associate judges included Al Huddleston, John Peytavin, Charles Cassidy and Caryl Vesy. Dennis Rousseau served as the Chief Justice in the second case, which included associate justices Gene Palmisano, Fritz Westenberger, Tom Dubos and Frank Klein, also all seniors. Criers for the two courts were Augie Lanasa and Ed O'Brien, law seniors. Tri Beta Holds Yearly Biology Essay Contest The second annual essay contest in Zoology and Botany sponsored by the Lambda Chapter of Tri-Beta, National Biological Society, will begin this week, the Rev. John H. Mullahy, S.J., counselor of the campus chapter, announced.The contest is open to all high school seniors in the New Orleans area. Papers must be submitted not later than May 1, 1957. Purpose of the contest is to increase the interest in biological sciences so badly needed at this time on both the local and national level, Father Mullahy said. Entries will be judged by faculty memben of the department of biological science*. Winner* will be notified one week following the contest deadline; public announcement will be made the following day. Father Mullahy said that plaques will be awarded to the first .second, and third place winners at their commencement exercises. Inquiries for further information and interpretation of the rules may be made by telephone to the department of biology, or by letter to the contest chairman, Tri-Beta National Biological Society, Loyola University, Father Mullahy added. Series Plans April Concert The eighth program of the 1956- 1957 Loyola Concert Series will be a song recital by Mary Tortorich, lyric soprano, with Elizabeth Schwarz, accompanist, according to Rev. Joseph B. Bassich, S.J., acting dean of the college of music. Scheduled for presentation in Marquette Auditorium, Monday, April 8, at 8:30 p.m., the program will span two centuries of vocal literature. The first half will include songs by Veracini, Vivaldi, Rontani, Schumann, Pfitzner, along with Marietta's Song, an aria from the opera "The Dead City" by Korngold and Depuis le Jour, an aria from the opera "Louise" by Charpentier.After intermission Miss Tortorich will perform songs by Chausson, Debussy, Schuyten, Georges, Obradors, Bliss and Bantock. There will be no admission charge to the recital, Guy Bernard, manager of the Loyola Concert Series said. The public is invited to attend. Cramming Popular Pastime On Campus NO TIME TO SPARE was the attitude of JOE KIRN, A&S fro.h, as he found it necenary this week to squeeze in tome (tudying even while in JOE DiFULCO'S barber chair. CAFE COFFEE served its purpose as a means of keeping students wide-eyed for those cramming hours. Trying a dose are JOHN CUMMINGS, BA soph and JOCELYN KUEBEL, A&S soph. Thirty Club Names 8 Students Eight outstanding journalism students have been selected for membership in The Thirty Club, honorary journalism society on the campus. The Thirty Club, until recently an academic-social organization, is the first honorary journalism group on the Loyola campus, according to Ed Fricke, chairman of the department. Students named this week are: Senior—Joan E. Gaulene of New Orleans, who is editor of The Loyola Maroon and winner of a gold key as an outstanding Maroon staffer in her sophomore year. Juniors—Leo R. McLean of Shreveport, who is managing editor of The Maroon and campus correspondent for the New Orleans Times-Picayune; John Payton, co-news editor of The Maroon; Frank B. Causey, conews editor of The Maroon; and Marilyn Hall, feature editor of The Maroon. Payton, Causey and Hall are all from New Orleans.Sophomores—Gail E. Critter, Waco, Texas; Evelyn E. Komma and Isabelle A. Keefe, both of New Orleans. Komma and Gritter are columnists on The Maroon and Keefe is sports editor. Induction ceremonies are tentatively planned for April 6. according to Fricke. Fricke also said that in addition to the student charter members, the club will also select charter members from journalism alumni, faculty and staff as well as honorary members. Only those faculty and staff members who are in their third year on the campus are eligible for membership in the honorary society. Preference for membership will be given to those faculty and staff members who served on The Maroon in past years. Honorary members will be chosen from the New Orleans press only. The original Thirty Club was formed in 1947 with Leo Adde, now an Item editorial writer, as its first president. The purpose of the club at that time was purely social. The club was re-organized several year 3 ago through the efforts of Mike O'Connor, Leo Duffy, Jane Suhor, Shirley Stoma, Joan Gaulene and other journalism students. Fricke said that the journalism society is to be used as a working basis for a future national honorary society which the journalism department hopes to get in a few years. Students selected are those who are outstanding scholastically in journalism as well as outstanding staff members of The Maroon. After three years only juniors and seniors will be accepted for membership, Fricke said. FRANK CAUSEY EVELYN KOMMA MARILYN HALL JOHN PAYTON LEO McLEAN GAIL GRITTER JOAN GAULENE ISABELLE KEEFE Civil Service Opportunities A representative of the Department of Civil Service of Louisiana will be on campus Wednesday, April 3 to discuss employment opportunities with the seniors who are graduating in June. Greatest needs were listed in the following fields: accounting, social work, laboratory technology, public health and hospital nursing, personnel, and specialized public health positions such as sanitarians, educators, and dieticians. Bishop Sheen On Forum Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, noted orator, author and television personality, will make his annual appearance on the Loyola Forum April 11 at 8:30 p.m. in the Fieldhouse.By moving the lecture site from the Municipal Auditorium, where the bishop has made his previous appearances, to the Fieldhouse, the Rev. John A. Toomey, S.J., Forum director, hopes to attract a larger student audience. Among his accomplishments are his "Life is Worth Living" TV series, more than 30 books, two newspaper columns and editorship of two magazines. But in the bishop's eyes, these works are overshadowed by his work in making converts. Among his better known converts are Henry Ford 11, Fritz Kreisler, Heywood Broun, Louis Budenz, Elizabeth Bentley, Virginia Mayo and Clare Booth Luce. His television efforts won him the Radio and Television Daily Arts "Man of the Year" citation, and similar awards from the Freedom Foundation, Associated Press and the Catholic Stage Guild of Ireland. Just this past, week Bishop Sheen was one of five nominated for the Emmy award (television and radio) as the year's outstanding personality . . . this nomination (Perry Como won) was quite a distinction in itself. Though in recent years, his lecture circuit has been vastly curtailed by other business, he has kept the New Orleans Loyola Forum appearance on his short list of traveling appearances. Bishop Sheen's appearance will be followed 11 days later by the April 23 presentation of Victor Riesel, labor columnist who doubleddoubled his fame last year by being the victim of an acid-throwing attack in New York City. The site of his appearance will be announced later. BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN
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Why do we sing "chad gadya" at the pesach seder? What is it supposed to be about?
Also, as a side question, is it "d'zabin aba" or "dizvan aba"?
Why do we sing "chad gadya" at the pesach seder? What is it supposed to be about? Also, as a side question, is it "d'zabin aba" or "dizvan aba"? |
Many explain the song as an allegory for Jewish history, including Rav Baruch halevi Epstein, who uses the following symbology: Although he does not go into detail about that last item, he states that the details are evident to the wise. If this is indeed the meaning of the song, it is almost like a miniature version of Shir Hashirim, which is (according to some) another version of the exact same allegory, and is read at the same point in the seder. There is a footnote in The Practical Talmud Dictionary (p. 98) stating that the correct vocalization is "diz'van". | ||||
This is my own interpretation, (based on Jewish sources) but I like it.
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Regarding d'zabin aba" or "dizvan aba", the former means that he sold while the latter means that he bought. As to what it means, while it is possible to invest any text with deep meaning, my assumption would be that it is indeed an adaptation of a German children's song. I've noted the shift in verbs from interesting Aramaic ones in the beginning (in the stanzas paralleling the non-Jewish song) to boring Hebrew ones in the frum-ish conclusion. | |||||


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Wilm. Christian's Hickman - WDEL Male HS Athlete of the Week
By Sean Greene
VIDEO: Interview with Nate Hickman
Wilmington Christian basketball's Nate Hickman is this week's WDEL Male High School Athlete of the Week.
The senior has the Warriors off to a 4-1 start, including scoring 20 points in a season-opening win over Appoquinimink.
Nate says he's taken more pride in his passing this year, knowing the depth of his team will be a key to making a state tournament run.
"When we see better teams that have more defenders and offensive players, we're going to need everybody involved in the game. I know I can put the ball in the basket at almost any point, so if other people are doing it too we're almost unstoppable."
The Warriors have been one-and-done in recent tournaments, but Hickman says last year's early exit has been motivation.
"Every year we get a little bit stronger, but I think last year it really hit hard for us. This summer we had more people in the gym working on their game. Even in fall league we had more people working hard."
Nate says he has inspiration to help put in the hours needed to be one of Delaware's best players.
"I guess it's just God telling me I need to play basketball. Whenever I want to give up I can't, I can't give up, I can't stop playing and am always smiling when I'm working out or playing."
Nate says he hasn't made any decisions on colleges or majors yet, but says he loves his forensic science class at Wilmington Christian.
"It's an easier science to pick up because you're not getting as deep into the biology and the chemistry. You're just on the surface trying to figure out what normal people with normal brains can figure out."
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EA has announced a released date of October 19 for EA Sports MMA.
The date was revealed by Peter Moore at EA's E3 press event this evening.
Sat, Aug 15, 2009 | 21:40 BST
Randy Couture announced for EA's Mixed Martial Arts game
EA has announced that Randy Couture has signed on to appear in EA Sports' MMA alongside Fedor Emelianenko, Jay "The Thoroughbred" Hieron an others.
"I have been a part of MMA for over 10 years and I am excited about the global visibility that a game like EA SPORTS MMA will bring to the sport," said Randy Couture. "Like my fighting career, I look forward to taking on all comers in EA SPORTS MMA."
Randy Couture, a 6'1", 220 pound heavyweight, who currently holds a 16-9 record and is a five-time MMA champion
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Rock and Roll Piano Lessons
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Chapter 2 of the Piano For All piano lessons method focuses on Blues and Rock and Roll. This chapter/lesson was relatively short, but quite deep in terms of material. Before one is done with this online piano lesson, you will have learned no less than 5 different, standard blues and rock rhythms.
As with the first lesson, the emphasis here is on getting you PLAYING piano right away. The music theory is kept to a minimum so that you are not bored or bogged down with learning, when you could be PLAYING! And I mean "play" in every sense of the word, this is a fun lesson! A few of the songs you will be able to play and imitate after working on the exercises contained: Great Balls of Fire, Blueberry Hill, Get Back, Honkey Tonk Woman, Jailhouse Rock, and many many more. This really is the backbone you need to learn how to play blues and rock piano. You are going to want to pull out your boombox and play along with these hits right at your keyboard . . .
While I do have some experience in playing blues and rock piano, I still picked up a few tidbits by reading the lesson and watching the videos. Frankly, when I was teaching myself how to play blues piano twenty years ago it would have been nice to have had access to such a simple, easy to use, easy to learn method.
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