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The Ernest J. Gaines Center at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette is an international center for scholarship on Ernest Gaines and his work. The center honors the work of UL Lafayettes Writer-in-Residence Emeritus and provides a space for scholars and students to work with the Gaines papers and manuscripts. Born in 1933 on a plantation near New Roads, Louisiana, Gaines based his award-winning novels on the African American experience in the rural South. His works include The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (1971) and A Lesson Before Dying, both later produced as award-winning films. Gainess generous donation of his early papers and manuscripts (through 1983) and some artifacts to Edith Garland Dupré Library provided the foundation for the centers collection. The center also anticipates acquiring the remainder of Gainess papers.
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"Oh of course, I had forgotten that you are apart of the lower teams. No matter, I am getting my information from The Boss himself. Untill then do not try to sign your own death warrarnt." He ended the call and dialed.
"Oh of course, I had forgotten that you are apart of the lower teams. No matter, I am getting my information from The Boss himself. Untill then do not try to sign your own death warrarnt." He ended the call and dialed.
The Phone rang a few seconds 'Hello, welcome to SCP Foundation Corporate... please code in after the beep' BEEP
"Seems I dialed the wrong number."
He tried again.
"Hello, sir....I am afraid this is not a social visit....Yes, that was me. It was not easy, but it was accomplished....Before we go to that I wish to talk to you about this assignment....Well it is about a task force....Being sent to Mexico, sir....I am afraid I do not know all the details. You must ask the Terrance, he is the one who told me....What?! Please tell me you jest, sir?...Understood....I thank you."
He ended the call and called Terrance back.
"Seems no one informed him of this taskforce. Worst of all, he may think there is someone allied with the cartel in our mists. I trust his words more than Ser Bell's, that is for sure."
"Well apparently nobody know's my talent, because I'm being sent to the Field." Terrance said to him "I just boarded the C-130 to Nicaragua."
"Blast it all! can you not listen to some wise advice!"
"I can't leave, you call me as we got on the airfield, called me seconds to late... I'm being sent to Panamá Viejo, Panama to protect some Alien Stuctures... if you wanna help boss... come find us."
He ended the call.
"Has the world gone bleeding mad!"
He was under extreme scrutiny. Cameras were in every room, along with an armed guard. They'd done an excellent job of denying him anything interesting to tell the rest of the clan, but he was just happy to be alive. Doe was currently locked in what appeared to be a vacant office, though a guard was there to keep him company. The damned people acted like robots, never flinching and hardly moving. In a few minutes, he was escorted back to the same small conference room as before.
"Look, we believe we've pinned down the contractor that CIA has hired. It's the 'SCP Foundation', says on their website that they collect money and send people out to developing countries, though their people have a history of getting violent towards the oppressors in many countries, and condoning violent action. Not necessarily a bad thing given who they're lashing out at, but we've feared in the past that they've branched out into paramilitary work, and for that they may be a little less picky about who they fight for. If they have, they're keeping it quiet- probably go by a different name for that sort of thing. Might be why CIA chose them over the more common choices, but they aren't supposed to leave civilians responsible for anything this substantial. We're going to need your help..."
OOC:What SCP foundation? its the SPO
OOC:ahhh. keep their reputation and that kind of thing.
Terrance and other Foundation Paratroopers get ready for the jump, it's not until a few days but this could get crazy... nothing was off the table.
Doe was almost to the point of panic. "Look, I-I'll analyze all the pictures you can show me, I'll tell you what you need to know, but I would never-"
"Listen up, boy. The way I see it you don't have any choice..."
Eric was silent, lost in his own thoughts when he heard something. a murmur of voices, too quiet for the human ear. outside his hotel room.
When the troopers landed in Panama they quickly secured to Alien Site "Move, MOVE!" as Terrance got his sniper rifle ready
The senior agent was unmoved. "We need someone on the inside to feed us information. Whatever is going on, the contractor is going to be the most reliable source. What we need to know is where we can expect trouble next and how to stop it. CIA wouldn't have hired them if they weren't skilled at what they do, but lord knows they don't have the resources to deal with this sort of thing. You merely have to prove their existence to us- emblems, names, what have you- and tell us what we need to know about the crisis. Are you prepared to do that?"
"I get the feeling that 'no' isn't an option..."
"No, it's not."
He could tell that is was two males talking to each other in a language he could not understand. He could also hear the loading of guns.
"Well this is not going to end well."
OOC: Where are you and how did you get there?
OOC: Eric is in his hotel room. I have no idea where Terrance is.
OOC: I went back and looked. He's in "Panamá Viejo, Panama to protect some Alien Stuctures..."
He travels very quickly.
OOC: as to how Eric got there. He saw some FBI, decided to avoid conflict, and Terrance got him a room at a two star hotel where he crashed, so to speak. Now some people, speaking a forgein language and have guns, are at his front door.
OOCirect Military flights are surprisingly fast, if what I've heard about 'Black Flights' or the Black Operations flight patterns, they can get anywhere in the world within 3-4 days ignoring the most basic safety precaution.
OOC: now shall we continue?
Terrance looked around and picked up his phone, dialing boss "Say... where are you?"
There was no answer.
"'John Doe'... what the ☺☺☺☺ were you thinking picking a name like that, kid?" Silence. "Well, that ain't it anymore. From here on you will be Daryl O'Connor. You have no wife or family, no friends, your parents are dead, and you are willing to enlist as a hired gun. Remember that. We're paying for a commercial flight to Chicago, where you'll casually apply for a job with the SCP Foundation. You have an hour," the agent said dismissively.
When the cartel members kicked the door down, the room was empty. nothing was moving except the curtains of the open window.
Terrance looked around the building, throwing a flare into the structure "Clear!"
Daryl O'Connor, formerly "John Doe", had just arrived in Chicago. The FBI had supplied him with high-quality fake military credentials and had invented a number of fictional war stories for him to casually recall. They tried their best to make him seem as genuine as possible. The next night, he would head downtown and speak to the right people.
Their deaths were quick. Two bodies now littered Eric's hotel room.
"Next time, sneak up on someone that does not know you are coming. I have dealt with smarter hit men from the maifa."
He cleaned off his knives with one of the hotel's cheap towels.
"Better call the cleaners to get rid of these idiots. It would hardly be fair to let the hotel cleaning crew see this." He dialed on his phone and told about the situation.
"Now I am leaving before more show up. I would prefer to head back to Blue Bell Bay. But I seems to have no choice."
He the called the train station to arrange for some tickets.
"The SPO head quarters in Chicago should be a place to law low for a while."
Terrance and his unit found the alien factory, they broke up into team of 3 and aimed their M4's at anything that might attack them. "Slow and steady boys, don't worry about a thing and fire at anything that tired to jump at you." his radio said, then chirped as command cut the talk button.
"O'Connor" had gone to the SCP headquarters to interview for a job. He had been sure to use all the phrases and keywords that would imply that he knew about the paramilitary element of the foundation, and that he wanted in. The interviewer didn't seem disinterested, either. He returned to his hotel room later, and communicated to his contact that it had gone well. Fairly soon he should be inside this mysterious organization...
The train trip went without a hitch, thankfully.It was the only transportation he trusted other than his own feet. He had made arrangements to look at the records to see about finding this mole and cross referencing the monsters he killed in New York.
Most of the task force was wasted by an unknown enemy force, Terrance the former Air Force Rescue ops officer was fighting for his life, brute strength creatures versus American Technology
It had been a while, but Doe was finally inside the SPO. He had been placed in a tech position rather than being a field operative, which he didn't entirely mind. He was sitting at his desk, headset on. Being his first day, he was busy buying plane tickets and finding hotel rooms for nameless agents across the U.S., all of this while under the scrutiny of a senior agent. He would try to get some pictures of the place later, but that was suicide with the others all breathing down his neck.
A troubling thought that had occured to him was that he may run into the man he had called "Uncle Sergey", assuming he was part of this particular group. Not quite mercenaries, Doe had thought. More like private investigators with big guns. Well, it certainly existed. What was once a blurred abbreviation on an illegally-acquired document was now his employer, and like it or not he would be here a while...
Eric headed to the Records room as soon as he settled in to his hotel, the owner whom he knew quite well. While goig through the hallway, he noticed a familiar face, an all too familiar face.
"...I know the SPO are not afraid to hire those who are outlaws, I am a prime example, but something is very wrong about this. Perhaps he is the traitor I am sniffing out."
The Aliens took heavy casualties and so did the SPO front team "I'm hurt pretty bad..." one said as Terrance pulled him topside.
OOC:I have left a message for you Rosie on the OOC thread. It is best if you read it.
After "O'Connor" finished making a phone call, the senior agent in the room turned to speak to him.
"Kid, you're new here, and we've had some trouble with new people before. Let this be a friendly reminder that we have a zero tolerance policy for spies. You're doing well, but you never know who might turn and stab us in the back. Head to the break room and grab yourself something to eat."
And Doe did so, slightly troubled by the man's warning. Just don't think of yourself as a spy, and you'll be fine...
"Well. Well. If it isn't Ser Journalist."
Eric said as he entered the room.
"I knew my eyes were not deceiving me. Now who let you in?"


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We can't wait till the first day of school to give this to our daughter! She's a HUGE MLP fan and it always bothered her that they only made pink ones. Finally they got the color right!
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A must have for fans of My Little Pony
Celestia & Cadance were the two things my daughter asked for from Santa this year. She loves them both but we're a little disappointed in the lack of "recorded sayings"...Read complete review
Celestia & Cadance were the two things my daughter asked for from Santa this year. She loves them both but we're a little disappointed in the lack of "recorded sayings" the toy has. She loves the lighted wings that move alittle, although they don't really "flap or flutter" very much (even with brand new batteries). The toy is quite cute but it could use more "pizazz" for the price they charge.
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By Busy mom
from Edinburg tx
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
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My daughter loved this toy
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Daughter Loves it
By Single father
from St Petersburg
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Great toy, I have been collecting the collection for my daughter she loves them all
Great Price for what I received!!!
By Pops
from Evansville,In
Just great toy for the price
Great shopping experience.
By Santa's Helper Rose
from Pinole CA.
About Me Parent of Two or More Children, Stay at Home Parent
Great shopping experience. The products I purchased were easy to locate, and the line went quick at check-out.
My little girls love this pony
By Mommyof5
from Atlanta, Ga
To be honest I only purchased this toy because I needed birthday presents for my daughters' friends an I got an AMAZING deal on them in the store. They were cute and well made, and since My Little Pony is super popular among my youngest daughters friends I figured it would suffice. When I got them home (I bought 2) my two youngest daughters went nuts over them. We ended up missing the second party, so I let my daughters have the "spare" pony. They have had the best time with it. It talks and the wings move, but it isn't so tech-y that it takes away from the opportunity for imaginative play. Like I said, it seems to be well made as it has stood up to two weeks of near constant play with a four and two year old. I probably wouldn't have paid full price for it, but it has proven to be well worth what I did pay for it.
Love it!!!
By the wonder women mom
from Corona, Ca 92880
About Me Parent of Two or More Children, Working Parent
I have a 8 yrs old and 5 yrs old and my girls love it they go for hours playingwith it. I as a parent like the size of thepony because my girls ride their barbieson them the quality of the product is greatdurable my 5 year old throws it pretending itsflying and the pony stays together does not breakI highly recommend this products its long lasting,colorful.
love it!
By momofone
from Cuyahoga Falls, OH
About Me First Time Parent, Stay at Home Parent
My five year is My Little Pony crazy this year, so I was thrilled to find this toy and a an amazing price too! It is a Christmas gift so it has seen limited use so far, but I have great expectations for it!
my daughter loves it
By Liss
from Taunton, Ma
my 3yr old loves my little pony, she was so excited when she got this. has played with it for hours. highly recommended
Good toy
By Twoboymom
from Vacaville
My niece loves it!
"Wish I would have bought two"
By Sarah mom to many
from San Bernardino,CA
As a mother of daughters who totally love collecting their little ponies, this particular Princess Celestia was the icing on the cake for them. Wanted to wait till Christmas but was too excited to wait! This product is bright, colorful, and fun. They love it!
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"We are the playthings of the gods"
Before there was time. Before there was space. Before there was a universe. There was a void and the two great serpents of order and change. Violent and ambitious as change is. Placid and stubborn as order is. The antithesis of each other, the serpents attempted to destroy one another. Tail to tail, each serpent feasted upon the other. Order and Change became one and blood from each serpent dripped and combined, from this, the universe came was born.
Their blood formed the sprawling galaxies, their flesh formed the planets. As they violently lashed and battled, they tore holes in the void, creating the stars.
On one of these worlds. Life sprung and took root to the spirit bones. Humble folk, mortality was born. Simple things they may be, they are a curious sort. These humble folk spun tales of how the world came to be, of whom guides their hand in the time of crisis and whom tends to their flocks and their crops on the days without rain – the ruination of evil and the gallantry of good – they looked up to the sky and whispered to the void of their desires, of their fears and of their dreams and aspirations.
Born of the emotions, the virtues and aspects and tales morality. The gods came to be…
You came to be.
Aegis of the Gods is a role-playing game set around being a deity, so you would be correct in assuming that the mythology of antiquity is an inspiration, but also Neil Gaimen's 'American Gods.' Is also a core inspiration towards characterisation and the nihilistic approach between what you, as a god, are willing to do to survive. As much as a game that is based about playing a deity, you are not, all powerful. In fact, you are at times incredibly vulnerable and the universe is just as a mystery to you as it is the morals on the world below.
And important the mortals are.
Your power waxes and wanes upon how much mortality follows your beliefs and your actions in the heavens also have consciences below. An argument between two gods can result in violence between the cults below, which may end up leading to a war over whom controls an important city and as mentioned… Your power depends upon who follows you and how often your aspects and what you control are carried out. If you find you have a lack of disciples. You may find your existence in the universe coming to an end.
The start of the game details with the emergence of you, the gods, who are born out of the hopes and dreams, virtues and sins, fears and disillusions of mortality. Humanity is young, sometimes reckless, sometimes innovating but in need of the gods (and you in need of them) yet, great settlements are emerging and the gathering of so many people in one location is too much power, even for the benevolent, to pass up on. So let alliances grow and Parthenons form, let feuds be sowed and wars declared, because now mortality is nothing more than the playthings of the gods.
The RP will be split into multiple chapters, each with their own theme and objective. In this one, we the Gods will be trying to sway the citizens of a newly formed city into worshiping us. Each god will have to impress the people, earning their admiration and fear, and compete against their fellow gods to increase their cult and power. More on this later.
This is the OOC thread, run by The Dark Man. Maze is currently indisposed in some ambiguous crisis, so I will be taking over for now, as was planned. Dont worry folks, he'll be back soon. Hope you all like being ruled by a fascist GM.
We will be accepting a maximum of 10-12 players in this RP, including Maze and myself. We will not reserve any spaces/domains of gods for any player. We will instead accept the best characters that are posted here on the thread, which means you could be competing for a position in the RP. Don't let this intimidate you; just have fun with it.
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The Dark Man's Character
Post your sheets here in the thread. I look forward to reading through them, ya'll.
About the World of Aegis of the Gods
The World in our RP is meant to start out as a blank slate. Minimum amounts of culture, zero history. These things will progress and develop alongside our story, as our Gods step forth into the world and begin to interact with the humans within. Thusly, I have very little written on the world that I have created, as we are going to create it as we play. Presently, if you don't like names or the scant information provided, we can easily change that.
The City of Ayro: Perhaps the largest city in the world so far, Ayro lies in the southern foothills of an impressive and imposing mountain range that dominates the central peninsula of the map. Many different tribes indigenous to the nearby mountains and coastal regions have gathered here, conglomerating in an organized mess as to benefit from mutual protection and trading. A river cuts through the center of the city, running south into the sea. Based loosely off ancient Greece.
The City of Doguruhn: One wonders how a city could persist in the middle of a desert. Doguruhn does it by butting up against the fertile and slow flowing river of [insert name here]. It is here that the olive skinned citizens of the city plant their crops and draw their water, as well as sail craft that trade with both Ayro and Svundland. Since the city is built in the desert, there is no wood to found, and the structures are all built from quarried stone and baked mud bricks. Yes, I based this off ancient Egypt.
The City of Svundland: Cold winds and killing frost threaten to overtake the citizens of Svundland, as their city is built far in the north where snow falls annually. Most of the people here take to the sea, either as raiders or merchants. Others pick up their bows and head to the forest, hunting wild beasts to feed their families. The Svundlanders are a hardy people, though even they can succumb to the harsh winter if the balance of the scales are upset.


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That's right ... we just got word a Holiday World question (er...answer) will be on Wednesday's episode of Jeopardy! Click here to see the news release.
On Valentine's Day ... sweet.
I sent an email about this to Jane, Mrs. Koch's co-author, and her reply made me laugh:
Wow! Stephen Colbert and now this. Santa Claus is becoming a New York neighborhood (though one without a latte place).


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Hello there,
Just thought that you budding scenery builders would like to check out my blog regarding my ongoing project.
I've got to put my hand up and admit that I haven't yet played Black Powder (I know I play Lasalle) but certainly plan to try out BP asap.
Hope you enjoy.
My blog: http://napoleonictonic.wordpress.com/


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Reviews by bashiba:bashibaIowa 4.22/5 rDev +1.9% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured a nice copper/red color with a thick creamy head and good retention. Smell was dominated by the odor of sour cherries. Taste starts out sour then quickly mellows into a smooth woody charachter. Has a nice fruityness to it with a very deep overall flavor. Mouthfeel is thin and light with a nice amount of carbonation. A very good and enjoyable beer, very drinkable. Serving type: bottle 07-23-2005 01:34:14 | More by bashiba More User Reviews:dexterk1Illinois 3.89/5 rDev -6% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Pours with a lot of head/fizz. Head remains for a while. Color is dark brown, almost reddish. Odor is sweet and sour at once. Fruity as well. Taste is very fruity and sweet. A little vinegar. mouth feel is very carbonated. Has the feel of cider. Does not linger long on the tongue. Overall a very good sour beer. Nice and enjoyable from beginning to end. Serving type: bottle 12-18-2013 01:25:13 | More by dexterk1 BrandegeeMichigan 4.45/5 rDev +7.5% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Poured from big bottle into goblet A: Dark caramel brown, lacy head S: One of the all-time great beer aromas, with intense wood, banana and sour esters T: Dark fruits, lots of plum and raisin. Obvious sour but a surprising serving of sweet berry fruits accompanies the sour. Pretty amazing. M: I'm not a fan of huge carbonation and this has a lot of it. That's part of what gives it a "cider" vibe, I guess. It's not objectionable at all, however, and the smell/taste really defines this beer. O: I've had a number of Flemish sours prior to this bottle and I have to say the DDB really has the formula. Definitely the best of the style that I've had, and a stunning helping of flavor in this beer makes it memorable. I'd love to have this with some intense French cheeses. Note: Buy this in the big bottle, for the corkage experience. I don't know if this contributes to the experience, but the bottle art is far better than the small bottles. Serving type: bottle 12-16-2013 00:51:15 | More by Brandegee |
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This is an interview with former NASA flight director, flight controller and director of the Johnson Space Center, Gerald Griffin. After joining NASA in 1964, Griffin worked on moon missions, including Apollo 11, 12, 13, and 17. In the first half of this two-part interview, Griffin discusses his role in the Gemini program and his work at Mission Control. He also recalls when lightning struck Apollo 12, Apollo 8's groundbreaking mission, and how the almost disastrous Apollo 13 mission proved to be a NASA victory. This interview was part of the Johnson Space Center's Oral History Project.
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The Gables at Chadds Ford
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Our table was ready at the time of our reservation and our server was very good. Loved your wine list and your Ginger Lemon Lime martinis. The food itself was very good with a very nice presentation. Luckily our table was near the piano, so we really enjoyed the music too.
what a great dining experience. Thank you Phil for providing excellent service. This was truly an awesome dining experience that we both look forward to repeating. The food was prepared and presented with incredible taste. The atmosphere was relaxed and simply enhanced our dining experience.
I took my 87-year-old mother for a birthday dinner at The Gables which, I understand, is under new management. We split the artichoke appetizer which was delicious. She enjoyed the shrimp and grits entrée which, she said, was the best she had ever eaten - and she orders this dish everywhere it's on the menu. I ordered the halibut which was cooked to perfection. The service was friendly and attentive without being obtrusive. When the server found out it was my mother's birthday, she brought over a piece of banana chocolate cake (we had not ordered dessert) with "happy birthday" written in chocolate on the plate. We will definitely go back.
Had a great dinner. Quiet, we sat outside. Food was well rounded, especially the Stuffed Picodillo peppers.
We scheduled a family dinner for 17 people in the outdoor area. They were well prepared for us and the food and service was excellent. Everyone there was very positive about the experience.
We were celebrating our anniversary but this restaurant is nice for any occasion.
Gables just introduced a new prix fixe menu on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, so we went to check it out. My husband and I both got the grilled octopus appetizer which was excellent. Octopus was cooked perfectly - not chewy at all. For entrees, I got the rockfish and my husband got the surf and turf. The portions were very small - fine for me but my husband would have liked a bit more. The food was very good. Then for dessert I got the chocolate banana cake (excellent!!) and my husband got the strawberry rhubarb tart (also very good). Overall it was a great dinner. It was quiet on a Tuesday night. The prices on the menu have really gone up in the past 2 years so it was nice to have the prix fixe option. $7 corkage fee was a bit steep.
Overall we had a wonderful meal at the Gables. We've been there before & have always enjoyed dining in the outdoor area. A couple of things we tok note of. There is a new enclosure, of sorts, over/around the patio. While it certainly will allow dining outside during times of other than, clear warm weather it detracts form the authentic architecture that is the hallmark of The Gables,especially the patio, which was most likely a barnyard years ago. Also while we certainly really enjoyed our meal, we though that the menu did not describe the dishes accurately. In particular there was no mention of a bacon garnish on the Shrimp & Grits dish. It was easy enough to get rid of the bacon pieces. The dish was just fine without it.
Late Sunday afternoon dinner, outside, after a rain storm; dinner was terrific. Food & service were excellent, imaginative menu, very thoughtful wine list & excellent beers on tap. Was quiet outside, pleasant ambience. Good appetizers (mushroom soup (3), not the typical cream soup though, fried green tomatoes), varied entrees (shrimp & grits (2), halibut & squab), all good. Desserts were best, particularly chocolate banana cake. Highly recommend.
I meet with some friends every couple of months and we rotate the restaurant pick; this time it was mine and I chose The Gables. Having been here before for other occaasions from family meals to brunch to romantic anniversary dinners, I knew it was just right. Everyone agreed that it was a perfect choice - food, service, and ambience contributed to a wonderful evening.
We enjoyed the different combinations the chef had put together.
Had a good time at The Gables at Chadds Ford. The only downfall of the evening was not having a waiter come to our table for the first 15-20 min to ask us if we wanted anything to drink or eat. We didn't even know our waiter's name throughout the evening. We had someone who was waiting on other tables take our order. Our waiter eventually came out and provided us fantastic service. He told us that this was his first Saturday working at The Gables so we gave him a little bit of leeway. The food was fantastic, drinks were on key, and the environment was nice. Very class place.
This was my first lunch at The Gables with a group of friends. The setting was perfect and the food was excellent. The mushroom soup is the best we've found and the meal choices were a big hit with everyone. Definitely a keeper and one to visit regularly.
The prixe fixe meal selection was a special treat! Surf and turf selections to please the appetite
The outside dining is both lovely and more quiet. The main dining room makes the best use it can of not very attractive space.can be loud. Bar is loud but its a bar, it should be lively. Service is always excellent with people truly trying to satisfy. Food is good, not the best u'll ever have but they have a choice of small/lg portions and that's a plus. Some interesting choices on the menu. fried green tomatoes are a hit. Overall, a good choice
Food was great, server was great, overall a very nice evening.
We like coming to Gables - close to hom, great food and service and love the outdoor patio
Given it was a perfect day, sitting out back listening to water cascade down the rocks was great ambiance to the meal. Our waitress was very nice and the timing and taste of the food was perfect.
Historial restaurant nicely renovated with seating inside and out. Liked the ambiance of the outside but we decided on an inside table. The restraurant was fairly crowded with lunch goers but the service was good. The sandwiches were delicious and the desserts fantastic. Will try going for a dinner meal.. it looks like it could be romantic!
We had a lovely meal before going to a concert. The service was attentive to our schedule if a bit disorganized. Food was very good and the Tuesday night prix fixe was great.
This was our second time dining at The Gables at Chadds Ford when we have visited the Brandywine Valley area and we were as delighted by this experience as we were by our first. The staff is very pleasant and responsive--our server, Kelly, was outstanding in her positive attitude and efficiency and desire to ensure guests are pleased with their food and beverages-- and the food was truly delicious. Also, the patio is delightfully relaxing since there is a clear-topped tent to protect the area from the elements along with the soothing sight and sound of a waterfall fountain. The whole experience at The Gables is uplifting and we definitely still recommend it.
First time at the restaurant. We were going to Longwood Gardens for their fireworks display and have always been disappointed by the food at Longwood Gardens. This restaurant was recommended by a friend as an alternative. We ate dinner at 5:30 and got to Longwood Gardens at 7PM (plenty of time to get a seat and see the garden before the show). The food was outstanding. There were three of us and we each got a different salad appetizer. How rare is it that every salad appetizer was magnificent. The entrees were equally amazing. My only regret was that I had no room to try a dessert. This is going to be my restaurant any time I am in the Chadds Ford area!
Excellent value for Prix Fixe 3-course meal. Attentive service and quiet, attractive, dining room.
Piano player gave a nice ambience, and the food was quite tasty having ordered scallops and sturgeon, both nicely prepared. The service was well done with a nice comfortable pace of dishes. Service has been hit or miss in the past, but tonight was a success.
We were a party of four having lunch on a Satuarday, are first time at the Gables and the service and food more than met our expectations. Hope to enjoy out door dining in our next visit.
Wanted to dine outside on the patio, but too cold. We wished there were some area heaters, so we could have been out on the nice patio. Also, it was Saturday night and there was a vey loud wedding party upstairs.
My sons and I took my husband to the Gables for his birthday - great time, good food, excellent service (our waiter Phillip was wonderful). We will definitely return. One tiny thing, the chairs were uncomfortable.
We've been to The Gables several times and have never had anything but a perfect evening. The food is always prepared wonderfully and the tastes just great. Highly recommended.
New chef since our last visit and it was fabulous. Grilled octopus was moist and delicious, so much better than fried calamari. Scallops were great and the veal chop was awesome. Based on everything else we forced ourselves to share a dessert and were happy we did. Didn't get a look at the "reserve wine list" since we found a good bottle on the regular list.
We had driven past The Gables on several occasions and finally decided to try them for dinner. The food was very good, the chef very creative with his southern-northern fusion. The atmosphere, with its low noise level was conducive to a carrying a good conversation. The decor was rustic and added to a comfortable and relaxing evening. We will definitely dine at The Gables again.
Excellent food, interestingly and innovatively prepared. All four in party enjoyed dinner and would return.
Very happy to see that The Gables has maintained their high qualty of food and service. The wait staff were prompt, friendly and knowledgable. The food was fanstatic. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. We will be back!
We loved the Gables...the food, service and warmth of the restaurant were great. Our only complaint was the extremely uncomfortable chairs at the dining tables!
The food was unique and delicious. I appreciated the chef's use of local and seasonal ingredients to create meals that aren't served every day of the year. The menu had lots of fantastic options to choose from. We loved the Gables salad to start. I had the veal osso bucco (my first) with mushroom risotto. Even my mushroom hating husband made several visits to my plate. My hat is off to anyone who has the ability to make him say, "Wow! Maybe mushrooms aren't that bad after all!" I've only been trying for 30+ years. Sharing the chocolate banana cake with caramelized bananas and a delicious cream was a perfect ending to our meal. The service was top notch. My only complaint would be the noise level.
Enjoyed the food and the piano. Drinks were excellent! Beautiful outdoor dining!
Food was well prepared, served nicely. Staff was extremely attentive. Was a nice experience. Would definitely go back if in area.
We stopped for a late lunch - our first time in the area. The Gables and their staff were warm and welcoming. The late time was quiet on a weekday but the service and food made us feel they were waiting just for us. The Gables is a delight and when we return to Chadd's Ford, we look forward to enjoying a meal at dinner time. Such a lovely setting and delicious menu! Thank you!
The enforced valet parking....I want to park my own car, and just walk....The parking lot is not that big....Why is this becoming NOT an option at so many local lovely dining places? It really bothers me....
We have always wanted to visit this cute Chester County spot and it was as nice inside as its outward appearance would suggest. The wine list was quite adequate and the prices fair. Each dish came out quickly and the waitress was very nice and helpful even offering to change our table when it appeared we were too hot near the fire. Everyone loved their dishes and there were no complaints. The hit of the night was a brussel sprout side dish that everyone agreed was excellent. I would recommend Hedonist Shiraz to anyone, it was a delicious wine. We would definitely go back.
I went to The Gables with my boyfriend, brother, and sister-in-law after a day at Longwood Gardens. It was such a great dining experience overall. The food was exceptional, and our server was attentive, knowledgeable, and very friendly. I would definitely go back to this place again and would highly recommend it to anyone.
The food was outstanding. The mushroom soup was probably the best I have ever had. If you are doing a prefixed menu you must keep in mind that the portions are smaller, so if you are really hungry order an extra appetizer or order from the regular menu.
Modern fireplace in old building. A little on the noisy side, but it was filled for thanksgiving. Food mostly good. Dressing too mushy. Dessert selection lacking (pumpkin pie, pumpkin roll, cookies). Excellent breads (cranberry nut, pumpkin, chewy rolls). Meats all delish: turkey, steak tips, salmon, stuffed pork. I'd like to return for a non-holiday meal.
Excellent service, food and price. We will definately go back!!
Gables is one of our favorite stops, we share how we feel with others, keep up the great work, good food, and people friendly.
Your menu was just right for our Thanksgiving Day. Your service-staff couldn't be more helpful and friendly. The root-vegetable medley was outstanding.
This rustic but sophisticated spot is a charmer, all dark wood and brick and firelight -- perfect for a cozy dinner on a fall or winter evening after a visit to one of the Brandywine Valley attractions. In the summer, I prefer the patio out back. Not a "quick bite" sort of place, and on the pricey side, but perfect for a special occasion or a family gathering. The large dining room is surprisingly quiet -- our party of 6 was able to chat comfortably. My dinner was a step above ok, not the best I have had there, but my epicurean son said his was about the tastiest he'd had anywhere in a very long time. I would give The Gables a solid A-, and will definitely take other guests there.
The food and ambiance were fantastic. You definitely need to try the striped bass and veal osso bucco. However, if you are undecided then you cannot go wrong with selecting 3 or 4 vegetable plates to complete your meal. It was just the right atmosphere to kick off the holiday season with friends after strolling the gardens of Longwood. It's one of our favorite restaurants in the Chadds Ford area.
I had not been to this restaurant in 10 years. I discovered it was recently under new management. Turns out new management for the last two and and a half years. I was very pleasantly surprised at the very wide-ranging menu selection - from seafood to filet mignon to veal to duck. There were three of us in the party - one person ordered the lasagna special of the day, another ordered the salmon, and i ordered the crab cake. A nice menu feature is that some of the main dishes have a small portion and a large portion price. We all ordered the Gable salad which was wonderful. Our entrees were well-prepared, tasty and served hot. We will go back.
Great little discovery we made on the way to Longwood Gardens. Delightful lunch menu and polite service, nicely done up for the Holidays. Really worth the stop!


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CBU has now won 16 straight conference games and is just a win away from clinching the PacWest title in its first season in the conference.
CBU moves to 42-6 overall, 25-4 PacWest with the two wins and will face Dominican in its final regular season contest on Monday. Art U falls to 20-27, 14-16.
The Lancers trailed for all of a half an inning in the opener before things got back to normal and CBU scored two in the top of the second and then four more in fourth.
CBU scored on a wild pitch and a single by Andie Banuelos in the second. Marshean August and Lindsay Henry hit back-to-back doubles as part of the four run fourth.
After giving up an RBI on a groundout in the first, Emma Holden settled in and did not allow a run the rest of the way to get the complete game win.
Holden threw seven innings, giving up five hits and striking out 10 to move to 21-4 on the season.
April Vazquez was 3 for 4 in the game and Sloan McHann went 2 for 4 at the plate. Five different players recorded RBI in the game for the Lancers.
Mara Rodriguez put the Lancers up 1-0 in the bottom of the first with a solo-home run, upping her league leading total to 12 on the season.
Kendall Gorham matched Rodriguez with her 12th homer in the third, followed by an RBI groundout from Kailey Willingham and RBI single from August to put CBU up 4-0.
Art U answered with runs in the fourth and fifth, but Tory Ferreira settled back in and followed one of her best outings of the season up with another complete game victory.
Ferreira threw seven innings, giving up six hits and two runs. She walked two and struck out two batters as well. Ferreira moves her record to 21-2 with the victory.
Rodriguez was 3 for 4 in the contest with an RBI and run scored, and Gorham, Vazquez and August all had two hits and one RBI in the game.
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The fact that the Jewish Museum's curator Susan Tumarkin Goodman presents these issues as the inescapable core of her exhibition demonstrates the courage to challenge her audience with deeply discomforting images and concepts.
Lynda Caspe's current exhibition at the Derfner Museum is an extraordinary event. In this show of 12 bronze relief sculptures and 14 cityscape paintings we have the opportunity to see the full scope of her last six years of work that, as least with the sculptures, marked a radical change in subject matter and technique.
The philosopher Theodor Adorno famously wrote in 1949, "cultural criticism finds itself with the final stage of the dialectic of culture and barbarism. To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric." This statement posited that the Holocaust exposed the unredeemable rotten underbelly of Western culture and therefore the very notion of creating beauty and sensitivity was at an insurmountable impasse. Alas, as cultural history has shown, he was wrong. Strikingly, it might be said that one of the few ways still provocatively available to speak about the Holocaust is in fact through poetry.
"Hyman Bloom: Paintings and Drawings (1940 – 2005)," currently at White Box (the cutting edge international art space on Broome Street), is a rare opportunity to observe the creative process of one of the most important practitioners of 20th century Jewish Art in America.
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At the Chassidic Art Institute one artist, Harry McCormick, has rather amazingly fathomed the authentic heartbeat of the individual Jewish life. This exhibition, running until July 25, shows a mere 16 paintings, but six of them reveal a deeply perceptive and sensitive chronicle of Yiddishkeit.
Judaica Auctions and the exhibition that precede them at Kestenbaum & Company are always a cornucopia of aesthetic delights. The sheer variety and overall quality of the ceremonial objects and works of art make the exhibition and catalogue a museum-like experience. The current exhibition is no exception.
Whether it is the disastrous report of the 12 spies or the furious condemnation that doomed an entire generation to die in the wilderness, the Torah narrative in Bamidbar turns terribly grim after the glorious inauguration of the Mishkan in the second year after leaving Egypt. With this in mind, just imagine my surprise at an encounter with two artists who address these (and other Biblical) themes right around the corner.
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