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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- The Knox County Sheriff's Department confirms Knox County Assistant District Attorney Kevin Allen's teenage son has been found.
Seventeen-year-old Andy Allen reportedly got into a fight with his dad after Boomsday when he left on foot.
According to family friends, the teen called his mother this morning to let her know where he was.
Seventeen-year-old Andy Allen reportedly got into a fight with his dad after Boomsday, left on foot and hasn't been seen since.
Search Organizer Betsy Coleman says, "We're going into neighborhoods; we're canvassing the woods."
Andy Allen was reported last seen wearing this gray and white striped shirt.
Deni Sobek, who also helped in the search says, "We hope he's in the area, hiding somewhere and just an angry teenager who's going to show up."
The Oak Ridge High School senior went to his dad's house in Kincer Farms after Boomsday and neighbors say they got into an argument.
Sobek says, "He was so angry when he left. He was by himself and he was on foot. He hasn't made contact with anybody."
Allen's cell phone last pinged a tower near Northshore Elementary school 2:30 Sunday morning. That's where Andy's father and nearly 60 people focused their search Monday morning.
Sobek says of the family, "They're a mess. As you can imagine, they're heartbroken and scared."
According to neighbors, Allen has never run away before.
Coleman says, "We hope he'll be coming home soon. We need to get together and search so we can rule areas out."
The volunteers say they're going to continue the search until they know he's not in the area.
The family filed a police report Sunday. If you have any information on where Allen may be, you're asked to call police.
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Suffragette being force fed in prison.
Women were "considered part of the people" when the government wanted to tax or count them but not when it came to the "parliamentary vote", wrote Mary Earl of the Irish Women's Franchise League (IWFL) in the Irish Times on April 1st 1911. The letter was to justify the organisation's advocacy of a boycott of the census, due to take place the following day. Statistics gathered through the census would be used by a parliament of men, elected by men, to make laws affecting women. Given this situation women were "quite justified" in refusing to be enumerated.
From the 1870s Irish suffrage groups had asserted "the moral right of properly qualified women to some share in the enactment of the laws which they are required to obey".
Earl's argument – that women were justified in flouting the law while they had no share in its enactment – flowed directly from that assertion, although it was more radical and, as late as 1911, only a small cohort of militant suffragists, the suffragettes, embraced the position.
In Britain from 1905 militant groups, most importantly the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), sought to "interfere with the peace of mind of the government" and push it toward granting women's suffrage by a campaign of escalating law-breaking. Disruption of political meetings gave way to breaking windows in public buildings, politicians' homes and shops. From the beginning, when militant acts remained comparatively mild, the state responded by imprisonment, jailing over 1,000 women in Britain between 1905 and 1914. In Ireland they imprisoned 27 suffragettes on 35 separate occasions between 1912 and 1914.
Imprisonment helped the militant groups to generate publicity and find new ways to trouble the state. From 1909, large numbers of British suffragettes embarked on hunger strike demanding to be treated as political prisoners.Militant suffragism in Ireland followed British militancy and appeared somewhat later.
Gradually, a small group of committed activists emerged and in the summer of 1912 the IWFL began militant activity.
On June 13th, eight women, including Hanna Sheehy Skeffington, threw stones through the windows of various government offices in Dublin. They received prison sentences of varying lengths. Held at Mountjoy, they enjoyed a privileged regime under a new rule introduced as a consequence of the prison conflict in Britain. As a result of these better conditions, and the IWFL's comparatively cautious approach, these women did not hunger strike.
On July 18th three members of the WSPU intervened in Ireland. They followed the prime minister, Herbert Asquith, to Dublin where he was to address a Home Rule meeting at the Theatre Royal. They threw a hatchet at him and John Redmond MP and attempted to set the venue ablaze. When they were convicted and given lengthy sentences, they began hunger strikes. This posed a problem for the IWFL prisoners: to strike in solidarity or continue not to strike given their privileged treatment. They split. Four women, due for release within days, joined the strike: two of them with enthusiasm and regardless of their colleagues' views and two (including Sheehy Skeffington) after considerable soul-searching. Four, serving longer sentences, did not: two supported their colleagues' actions in striking but refrained because of poor health; two others disagreed in principle with the decision.

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Garcinia Cambogia Extract Side Effects
Weight loss and physical fitness play a crucial part in determining the level of general good health. There are different ways that have been touted to effectively help in shedding off a substantial amount of body fat. Among them is the use of extracts and supplements that combine to burn excess body fat through different processes. However, there has been a heated debate on the side effects that are associated with these products. Garcinia Cambogia extract is one such product.
The miracle behind Garcinia Cambogia is attributed to a natural compound known as Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) that helps in weight reduction through inhibition of fat synthesis and suppression of appetite. There are many companies that make Garcinia Cambogia products and not all their products contain the same levels of the pure extract. Due to the publicity that the extract has received in the recent past, many people have found themselves buying the product from the stores that sell them. The result that has come out in mixed portions.
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Users that have complained to have suffered side effects complain about nausea, headaches, and abdominal discomfort. Other conditions include muscular atrophy and rhabdomyolysis. These side effects have raised serious concerns among many users. Does this mean that Garcinia Cambogia is not safe? In order to get the answer to this, it is important to understand some facts about using Garcinia Cambogia.
1. Garcinia Cambogia extract come with directions of usage that should be followed in order to get the right results. Unlike other dietary supplements, it is recommended that two capsules should be taken, three times a day with a glass full of water at � – 2 hours before meals. What this means is that, high dosage of Garcinia Cambogia bring side effects that include nausea, headaches and abdominal discomfort. Equally, less dosage cannot bring the expected beneficial results.
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[/QUOTE=Nawzer;1325252]I would love Earl Thomas. The guy plays instinctively and he would be a tremendous addition to our team. But I think he's headed back to UT for one more year if I'm not mistaken.[/quote]
The last I read, after the Nebraska game, he told the Fort Worth Telegram ( I think) that he went to college to make money and if he a a first round pick that would be more money than anyone in his family had ever seen and there was no way he would pass that up.
• Texas S Earl Thomas (No. 13) said last week that he was returning to Texas for his junior season. This week, he seems to be thinking about the NFL draft. "You come to college to make money and first-round money," Thomas told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "I haven't seen that. Nobody in my family has ever seen it. I'm definitely not going to turn it down."
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FCC: Half of Wireless 911 Calls Are Butt-Dials
The commissioner says as many as 84 million calls are accidentally made each year.
9-1-1 is the emergency telephone number for the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), one of eight N11 codes. The use of this number is for emergency circumstances only, and to use it for any other purpose (including non-emergency situations and prank calls) can be a crime.
In the earliest days of telephone technology, prior to the development of the rotary dial telephone, all telephone calls were operator-assisted. To place a call, the caller was required to pick up the telephone receiver and wait for the telephone operator to answer with "Number please?" They would then ask to be connected to the number they wished to call, and the operator would make the required connection manually, by means of a switchboard. In an emergency, the caller might simply say "Get me the police", "I want to report a fire", or "I need an ambulance/doctor". It was usually not necessary to ask for any of these services by number, even in large cities. Indeed, until the ability to dial a phone number came...
The commissioner says as many as 84 million calls are accidentally made each year.
Instagram photographers capture the Sept. 11 "Tribute in Light" art installation from 360-degrees around New York City.
Former President George W. Bush's press secretary Ari Fleischer is live-tweeting his experiences from Sept. 11, 2001, on the 13th anniversary.
As the entire nation pauses to mark the thirteenth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, this is Ground Zero today.
Starting today, people in select locations across the country can text their emergency to 911.
You can watch the ceremony live here. Speakers included President Barack Obama, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, survivors and relatives of those who died on Sept. 11.
In honor of the twelfth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Earth Cam has pieced together a time-lapse video showing the progress of One World Trade Center in New York City. The video features striking footage from October 2004 to September 2013, and captures the completion of the tower, including the addition of the spire last May. See also: 26 Beautiful 9/11 Memorial Instagram Images From NYC One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the western hemisphere at 1,776 feet.
Any anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, brings with it somber remembrances and a deep respect for those who lost their lives in the attacks. Organizations aim to honor their sacrifice by turning this Sunday, the 10th anniversary of 9/11, into a national day of service and good will. If you want to do some good this weekend, we've collected four ways to give back or show your support on Sept. 11. Let us know how you'll be participating in the comments below.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced a five-step plan on Wednesday to update the technology that powers the 911 emergency response system. The plan will enable the transmission of text messages, voice calls, videos and photos, as well as automatic location information. The FCC hopes that such a plan will enable emergency responders to respond faster while also giving individuals more options for contacting 911, depending on the emergency situation.
Can Facebook save lives? Here's video evidence, telling the story of college student Nitesh Bhakta, who spotted hooded burglars in his living room. He quickly grabbed his laptop and slipped undetected into the attic as the intruders tied up his grandmother and sister and then ransacked the house.
For many young people, texting might seem like a more quick and intuitive way to communicate than picking up the phone to make a voice call. And for some people in some circumstances, this relatively new technology may be the only way to communicate. Several U.S.
UK teen Luke Angel sent an angry e-mail to the White House and was consequently visited by local police and banned for life from stepping foot on U.S. soil. This state of affairs proves that the U.S. government takes digital threats just as seriously as any others. The 17-year-old Bedfordshire resident became upset after watching a TV documentary about 9/11, leading him to compose an expletive-laden e-mail that called U.S.


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In just four months, seniors at 20 Charlotte-Mecklenburg high schools helped build a Habitat for Humanity home and laid the foundation for future classes.
This was the first year for the CMS Senior BuildUp project with Habitat. CMS seniors plan to continue the partnership in future years.
Marthony Hobgood, a West Charlotte High School senior, helped work on the floor joists in the house.
"This took us out of our element," Hobgood said. "But things became second nature."
The BuildUp house was dedicated for In Rmah and Yun Rlan. They are immigrants from the central highlands of Vietnam and have three children: Yung, 13, Yong, 11, and Ronnie, 4. They plan to move in mid-July.
Rmah and Rlan spent 250 hours working with Habitat on the house and will be making mortgage payments.
Difficulty raising money
The Senior BuildUp project did not come without obstacles.
The initial plan was to build three houses, but some schools had already planned their major fundraisers, so they scaled back to one house.
The seniors raised $42,000, short of their $75,000 goal. Habitat funds covered the shortfall.
Next year should be easier. Seniors will have a full year instead of just four months to raise the money, CMS Deputy Superintendent Ann Clark said.
Gabriela Alemán of Providence High School and Khushbu Madhiwala of Cato Middle College High School will lead the Senior BuildUp project next year.
Bigger goals next year
Clark said Alemán and Madhiwala will be working during the summer as interns for Habitat Charlotte, planning next year's BuildUp.
Clark is challenging the 2014 seniors to build five houses in different areas of Charlotte.
Specific plans for next year have not been determined, but Aléman and Madhiwala said they want more students organizing more fundraisers.
"I can't think of a better way to dedicate my time," Alemán said.
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Betty A. Peck, 76, of Woodburn, passed away at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, June 12, 2012, in the Visiting Nurse & Hospice Home in Fort Wayne after having been ill since March.
Betty was born on Tuesday, June 9, 1936, in Elizabeth, Indiana, the daughter of the late Lyle L. Liebert and Anna (McCollum) Liebert.
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After the words in Gethsemane come the words uttered on Golgotha, words which bear witness to the depth–unique in the history of the world–of the evil of the suffering experienced. When Christ says: "My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?", His words are not only an expression of that abandonment which many time found expression in the Old Testament…One can say that these words on abandonment are born at the level of that inseparable union with the Father, and are born because the Father "laid on him the iniquity of us all." –St. JPII, Salvifici Doloris, IV 18
So far so gut-wrenching…
Brethren, there is consensus among the saints that one of the most spiritually wholesome practices is to meditate on the Passion of Christ. Many of us who look to Christ on the cross as the source of our salvation are quick indeed to remember the physical agony which he underwent; yet this was not His definitive suffering, the suffering which ultimately conquered the reign of sin and death and suffering in the world.
Don't get me wrong, His physical pain was so beyond excruciating that none of us will ever comprehend it, because in His perfection, His senses were likely all the more sensitive to/aware of pain. Yet the most acute suffering, the suffering that encompassed the full brunt of evil and won for us salvation, was something much more incomprehensibly horrific.
I don't think it's a stretch to say that each of us, at one time or another, has experienced the feeling of being separated from God. Whether due to being in the midst of suffering when He withdraws consolation for a deeper union, or due to our deliberate turning away from Him in sin, we've all experienced it or will experience it. And it sucks. There is nothing worse, brethren, than looking in all the places where you know God is, and yet feeling as though He isn't there, or doesn't care.
This pain comes from once having had some level of union with God and then having lost it. The deeper our union with Him, the more painful the apparent or actual separation.
So what must it be like to be in complete union with God, to literally share the exact same nature, to be eternally bound in love to Him, and in the incomprehensible depth of that union, to experience through human nature utter separation from and rejection by Him?
Together with this horrible weight, encompassing the "entire" evil of the turning away from God which is contained in sin, Christ, through the divine depth of His filial union with the Father, perceives in a humanly inexpressible way this suffering which is the separation, the rejection by the Father, the estrangement from God. But precisely through this suffering He accomplishes the Redemption, and can say as He breathes His last: "It is finished." –Ibid.
We cannot even begin to imagine, brethren, what intense suffering it was for Christ, through His humanity, to experience, by the depth of His intimate union with the Father, separation from Him.
There is a scene in The Passion by Mel Gibson, during the crucifixion, when Christ cries out in His agony, "They don't know…they don't know…", as they nail His feet into the wooden block. And He's almost looking out through the screen, like He's looking at you, at me. I'm going to post a link to that scene below. (Viewer discretion, this is brutal; it holds nothing back regarding the horrific brutality that was the crucifixion.) It's about 4 minutes in. All I ask is that you watch those brief moments, let Him look into your eyes as He moans, "They don't know". And humble yourself. Recognize that you don't have the beginning of an inkling of how deep, how intense, how horrific was the pain that your sins brought to Christ on the cross, wounding not only His body but the very depths of His being.
Then let it hit you that it's you He's praying for, that it's you He's dying for, that it's you He's loving even as you drive a nail into His feet and a wedge between Him and the Father.
And rejoice, even as you are humbled, that you are loved, that you are freed.
Enter into the mystery that is the suffering love of Christ that won for us our salvation.
I'm not entirely sure where I'm going to go with this particular post, I know it's been awhile since I wrote on here so I want to try and incorporate some of my recent adventures into the message I want to put out there. That message is, in a nutshell, this: NEVER take the little things for granted.
I have struggled for a long time with relating to other men . My age, older, younger, black, white, whatever–I just really don't connect with guys normally. Or at least with how I perceive guys to be. Conversations with other men are a struggle for me; even being around them for an extended period of time freaks me out. So when I actually make a connection with a guy, or even just hold a normal conversation with them without panicking, it's pretty euphoric for me. Actually, poor choice of words: it's healing. Healing for all the countless times I've been looked down on, ignored, or outright teased by other men.
That's literally all it takes.
So when a guy goes a step further, and professes himself my brother, both in words and actions, it's somewhere between terrifying and utterly exhilarating.
I could cite plenty of examples from my big or any number of my household brothers or others I have been blessed to meet the past few years, but I'd like to focus right now on my Totus Tuus teammate from this summer.
Now I'll admit, I was incredibly hesitant at first to open up in any way to this guy. I mean this guy is seriously legit. I'd try to conjure an image of him with my words, but I'll leave that to better writers. Suffice it to say that this young man is a man's man, and truly a man of God. Twice as intriguing, twice as intimidating.
So when he finally took time one week and went out of his way to get me to open up, to truly get to know me, I was flabbergasted. What could he want to do with me? And what the heck was I supposed to say? How was I, who took months to let down my walls even to the best of my friends, supposed to open up to him in a matter of weeks? And yet he pushed me in my willing hesitancy, not rudely but with care and compassion. He took little moments to spend with me, pushed me to become better at the work we were doing, moved me to reverence and prayer.
It all probably seems like a pretty small endeavor from his point of view, but to me, it meant so much.
It meant that maybe, just maybe, I wasn't such a horrendously terrible person to be around after all.
So I invite you, brothers and sisters, don't overlook the little things. The tiniest of gestures of love, respect, kindness, generosity, patience–they can change the course of a person's life. And let yourself revel in the little acts of virtue that are done towards you or those around you. These "little things" are the seeds of rejoicing, because they are planted by children of the One Who is the source of all joy, all healing, all peace.
God bless you all as this semester begins; may you find yourself ever rejoicing in the little acts of love from God and His servants.
Many Sparrows
Lord, I know we've been through this before. Still, I need to ask this again: why do You even care about me, as messed up as I am?
I'm terrified, Lord. I feel cornered into a life I never wanted, half of it self-created. I'm torn apart inside by the crosses You've given me and the sins I've committed. One of these times I'm afraid You'll stop at prodigal; You'll be too sick of me to call me a son.
So how is it You still look at me and smile? How is it you still call me your child, your beloved?
Are not two sparrows sold for a small coin? Yet not one of them falls to the ground without your Father's knowledge. Even all the hairs of your head are counted. So do not be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows. –Matthew 10:29-31
Many sparrows…I just imagine a huge flock of sparrows taking flight at once, filling the site with simple grace…Could I really be worth more than they?
Lord, grant me the grace to trust that even though I don't see a way out of the corner I'm in, You love me so much that You already have a plan for me. Help me see that I'm worth enough in Your eyes to die for. Help me to see these crosses as gifts, that the life You want from me isn't just a last-resort effort to save a soul broken beyond repair; that somehow, it's a perfect plan stitched together with love since before I was born.
Let my prayers of joy rise like many sparrows to Your throne.
Burning Thorns
Sweet welcome to you, oh burdensome trial,
And may your sweet barbs yet tarry awhile.
An earth more fallow for growth you'll not find,
For it's fertilized full with the corpses of your kind.
Yes, welcome to your sanctuary and death;
Though root you take, vain is your poisonous breath.
Your pain is but passage to courage and grace
And the One ever smiling from His bloodied face.
So unsheathe your sword and sharpen your lance–
The longer I cry, the harder I dance.
You've homed with a Gael, and all the world knows
That the greater our sorrow, the more our joy grows.
So welcome to rebellious fires, my friend.
My strength is your solace; His freedom, your end.
A Few Rapturous Thoughts
I heard it said once that if you want to make God laugh, just tell Him your plans. And really, how pretentious are we, to think that we could know what's best for us better than the God who holds Creation in His hands and knows us better than we know ourselves?
We are not our own. And that's OK, because we really don't do such a good job trying to do this thing called life on our own.
It's amazing really, when you practice a virtue you really don't want to, and you see no reward from it, and the one thing that makes you want to do it all again is seeing a man hanging on a cross and imagine Him smiling in the midst of His pain.
Ever stop to think about how precious we are in the sight of God, that He has a plan for each and every one of us that leads to us being as happy as we can possibly be, and how far He's willing to go to get us there? And how cool is it to round a corner that you thought would lead to your dreams, watch them fall apart, and still have a reason to hope and be joyful?
Forgive a man head-over-heels in love; it's been awhile since I wrote here, and Christ had done so much. And the remarkable thing is that most of the work has been through me losing things rather than gaining them, and instead of feeling jipped and poor, I feel so free that those things don't matter anymore to me.
Truly, God provides, and where His Holt Spirit is, there is freedom. To be more fully Totus Tuus, Mary, is so painfully hard at first, but so freeing once the bond is broken with those things that really just don't matter in light of the unfathomable love and mercy of God.
A Price Worth Paying
In one sense, it would be incredibly easy to write an "end-of-semester" post. There's so much I learned, so many ways in which I grew.
But in another, it's pretty much impossible. Too much goes on in my head in one day; there's no way to get it all out there.
It's questionable whether there's even a point to writing a post like that for this blog. But let me at least say this: For the first time, leaving campus was hard for me. Incredibly hard, actually. And that makes me rather happy, because it means that there was something I had there that meant enough to me that to lose it, even for a seemingly short time, was painful.
For the first time in a long time, I knew I had friends so close that they were practically family.
God works unbelievably slow sometimes, it's true. I waited years to find friends so close as these. But it happened. God brought these amazing people into my life, and finally convinced me to pry my heart open to them. It's difficult and painful to not be with them, and even being with them is hard sometimes, but every moment is worth it.
They've taught me something, too: that I can do more than just survive the storms of life and the trials I go through, I can actually thrive in them. Even if all I can manage is a smile, I've conquered something. I've had a little victory I can share with the Lord and Mama Mary. (Seriously, try sharing one of those with them sometime, you will not believe how proud they are of you!!)
And the thing is, even if we're in the middle of a waking nightmare, the beauty of life, the immensity of God's love, and the intoxicating preciousness of each and every person walking the face of this earth is untouched. What more reason need we to rejoice?
Holy Week: A Journal Pt. 6
Good Friday
The sound of tears is only outdone by the shattering of hearts all around. It seems wrong in a way that today should be so beautiful, with a bright, sun-filled sky and flowers beginning to bloom everywhere. Only the leafless trees seem to understand, and even they are putting forth buds.
But they're right, in another way.
We ought to mourn today. We ought to cry, to grieve, or to sit in silent reflection. Our hearts ought to be broken when we look at the wounds of Christ and hear His prayer for our forgiveness, when we see Mary weep as she kisses the feet of her Son, when we hear the soldier cry out in faith as his heart turns violently in His chest.
And yet, there ought to be just a whisper of a promise echoing still in our hearts, and echo that nature itself seems to speak today.
This is not the end.
It's a beginning.
Holy Week: A Journal Pt. 5
Holy Thursday
You certainly didn't hesitate to show me the shadows, Lord.
Which made carrying the candle that almost blew out all the more meaningful.
It was like my hope in You, Lord. And because it was in You, it couldn't be put out, although the winds of this life have certainly tried. The only time it went out was when it was blown out as I walked into the Chapel. I didn't need it any more then. The Chapel was filled with candles, and more importantly with Your presence in the Eucharist.
It's like our lives. If Christ is our hope, nothing in this life can put it out, no matter how low the flame may seem to get, no matter how hard the winds blow. It only goes out when we leave this world, and then we don't need it any more, because we have Christ Himself in Heaven. Christ never fails us.
But we have the choice to blow out the candle ourselves. To walk away.
It hurts like heck to have the flame purge away the darkness inside. But better that than to get lost forever in the dark.
Holy Week: A Journal Pt. 4
Spy Wednesday
Tenebrae. What a melodious word. Just speaking it is like silk in my mouth. And yet it's the Latin word for 'shadows', those dark things that fall gloomily to the earth as the sun sets.
How fitting.
The Triduum is here at last. The solemnity is almost tangible here…the shadows have fallen, and only one candle remains in this darkness which now falls: a promise. A promise of hope, of resurrection. A promise of redemption and salvation that fought back the darkness for centuries. A promise which was fulfilled, bringing light into the world to stay until the last breath of the last mortal on earth. How I long for that light.
But first, I must pass through the shadows.
I must look at my life and see the places that have become darkened by sin and covered over with cobwebs of excuses. I have to face the fearful monsters under the bed of my consciousness. I have to enter into that moment in the world when everything hung on the edge of its seat, then screamed in agony as the light seemed to be snuffed for good.
Only then can I truly know what a great miracle it is that the light would return, more alive than before, to scatter the tenebrae.
I can only know what a great miracle it is that Christ won the victory when I know how very much of a defeat it seemed to be.
Holy Week: A Journal Part 3
Somehow, there doesn't seem to be much of a lesson today…
I just feel…numb. And tired. Not anticlimactic, really, just…sad in a way that doesn't bring me to tears but just makes me want to sit and stare at a wall until I start to feel again.
I guess I'm just homesick.
Homesick for Heaven.
I've listened to this song so much the past few days, and it kind of puts things well for where I am. I'm clean from Confession, I'm in a good place overall, but it just doesn't feel like it's enough. Things aren't empty, just insufficient. Heaven just sounds great right now.
And it's crazy to think I wouldn't be able to get there if You hadn't died for me.
Thank You.
Holy Week: A Journal Part 2
Just…Monday? Is that it? Something huge is gonna happen! What's the big deal?
…really? A lesson in patience? That's what you're gonna try to pull on me right now?! PATIENCE?!
Wow. Ok. That's just–great. I mean, c'mon, nothing? No special commemoration? No big anticipatory thing? Nothing?
Patience. Perseverance.
Well fine then, it's not like this wasn't, like the biggest week of Your life or anything…
I wonder…
What was Your Monday was like?
There was time between coming to Jerusalem and the Passover…You already knew exactly what was gonna be coming. It was going to hit Your hard when You got to the Garden of Gethsemane. Was part of it because You had to go on living, go on teaching, go on serving for another few days?
You were literally born to die. For me. For all of us. What was it like to walk among the people You were about to die for, knowing exactly who was going to stay faithful and who was going to abandon You? To walk the streets You had just been paraded down on a donkey, knowing you'd be staggering down the same way with blood, sweat, and a cross on Your back?
What kind of perseverance did that take?
And how often have I let impatience over something infinitesimally less weighty lead me to sin?
Patience. Perseverance.
Holy Week: A Journal
Palm Sunday
Pay attention. Something huge is about to happen.
It's already here…the time has crept up so stealthily, it seems. All my hope, all my trust, all my love–it's all coming to its climax in a week. Easter. Lent makes so much more sense; it's that bugle cry announcing the Son of David, the voice crying to prepare the way in your life for Christ to enter the Jerusalem of your heart.
Something huge is about to happen.
I didn't think I'd cry. I've been going to Palm Sunday Mass all my life. It was always full of anticipation, but never like this.
It never really hit me that when I say, "Crucify him!', I'm just doing the same thing I do every time I sin.
No. Worse.
I drive the nails into His hands with my own.
I take the whip to his blameless back, as if it weren't about to carry the weight of the world.
I thrust the cross in His face and mock Him for embracing it.
And all the while, He prays, "Father, forgive them…forgive him…"
And all I can see are the tears streaming down Mary's face…and I cry because I'm begging her to forgive me for doing this to her Son…
Pay attention.
I don't have much to give you this Lent, Lord. Somehow these weeks seem to have flown by without my noticing; the little I've done to prepare feels so ridiculously inadequate now. All I have is this cloak and this palm branch.
So I lay them down now, and ask You to let me walk with You to Your cross.
Pay attention. Something huge is about to happen.
Unsafe, Undone, Unquestionably Loved
God often teaches us deep truths through some pretty odd yet magnificent, if occasionally (or frequently) painful, ways. I think He's been doing a little bit of that the past few weeks. And months. And years…Funny how it's only now that I'm seeing some of them unfold.
First, a true fix to any problem is never immediate; it's slow, gradual, and intimate. This past week, I was inducted (FINALLY) into my household, called Fishers of Men, and I have grown so incredibly close to my brothers and love them dearly. I honestly cannot express how very dear they are to my heart and how blessed I am to call them my brothers. Yet the anxiety over whether I am truly accepted, the dark memories of past failed friendships–in short, all the things that originally held me back–though lessened, continue to haunt me. Even though the past is past, it has made an imprint on my heart that will never be fully erased, or at least not for quite some time; so the Lord seems to be indicating. The healing of my heart is something that will take years to complete, something that the Lord will do in stages through His grace and through those He has placed and will place in my life.
Second, God's love doesn't change because of how we feel. Somehow, that's magnificently freeing: God's love for me doesn't depend on my emotions, my actions, my anything. It is wholly and incomprehensibly unconditional. I could go on, but no pen, no page, could ever encapsulate the boundless love of God.
Third, life just sucks sometimes, and you have to look to God for the strength and hope to continue to live and believe you are loved. The crosses I have to carry right now are such that I have to constantly turn to God in prayer just to make it through some days. His love always comes, sometimes as a beautiful encounter with Him, other times just as the next breath in my lungs. But He always comes.
And altogether, I see that God is teaching me that His plan is utterly mysterious, that it's anything but what we expect, and that it often calls for changes so radical that they bring us to tears, pull us to our knees.
And that's OK.
Because His will isn't arbitrary. He isn't just putting us through things to see us suffer, or with no particular purpose in mind for us. He's got an end goal in mind for us: Heaven, where we won't cry any more, we won't be in pain anymore, we won't know anything but joy and love and peace. Every trial, every cross, every tear–it's all a chance to move one step closer to Heaven by trusting in God and letting Him be our strength, by not giving up but living on in hope and courage. He sends His Holy Spirit to us to comfort and strengthen us. He gives us Mary as our mother and intercessor. He gives us His very self in the Sacraments.
His love…it's just…incomprehensible. And so intimate. I just can't even say it enough times. Even when I'm shaking violently, or crying profusely, I can't stop professing His love, because it's His love that keeps me alive, that comforts me, that gives me hope, that lets me have moments of peace, joy, and happiness.
So if the pain is coming back again, bring it. If it's the price I pay for loving God and others, it's worth it.
I'm supposed to write an Honors paper on St. Bonaventure and the Medieval period in general in respect to the idea of intimacy with God, and I've spent several unsuccessful hours staring at a blank page, trying to make sense of all my disconnected ideas on the topic. So to feel like I'm actually doing something productive, and maybe to get the juices flowing, I'm just gonna start spilling my thoughts on just that last bit, intimacy with God, right here, and there's nothing you can do about it! (Sorry, I get sassy when I feel blocked)
Just think about that phrase a moment: "intimacy with God". Break it down a bit, look just at that first word: "intimacy". It's a deliciously loaded word, really; there are so many possible interpretations and connotations. But just look at it as it is, plain and simple. What's meant by intimacy?
Intimacy is a kind of closeness of persons, a connection that implies a great amount of depth and personal contact. It's a kind of state, for lack of a better word at the present moment, that is properly paired with well-ordered love, a kind of expression (there's the word!) of a love which is true and good and deep and personal.
Ok good, definition of terms is out of the way, now let's look at how things are. Think of a relationship you have that's intimate. It probably involves the person knowing a great deal about you, but more importantly that person, to an extent, knows you as a person. There's a connection between the two of you that's expressed in affectionate ways, whatever that means for your particular relationship, and that closeness, that affection, that personal knowledge–that intimacy–speaks to a deep, loving encounter between persons.
So we've got intimacy nailed down and, I hope, separated it from being exclusively connected with sex (though there's no denying it's part of sex; I mean, c'mon, when you and your spouse have intercourse, it's hard not to be close and affectionate). But here's the crazy thing: that intimacy you have (or will have) with your spouse is nothing compared to the intimacy we are all made for with God.
That intimacy you have (or will have) with your spouse is nothing compared to the intimacy we are all made for with God.
Think of your favorite love song. Now imagine God singing it to you, except with ten billion times more meaning behind it. Basically, we've been created and redeemed by the most hopeless romantic ever to exist. Except He's not all blather; He continually shows His love, through the blessings we have every day, through our very existence, and through the gift of Himself in the Sacraments. Think about it: God, throughout the Old Testament, was basically dating humanity, until Christ came and took on our very flesh, and His love is so powerful that He died for us. GOD DIED FOR US, PEOPLE. If that's not ridiculously intimate love, I don't know what is!!!!!!!
And yet, how many of us act like it's true? I'm willing to bet most people have read through this with a bit of a cringe, making up excuses like, "Well, he means well, he just doesn't know what he's really implying," or "This sounds so nice, if only it were true," or "Please, spare me the rainbows and butterflies!" First of all, please show me where I said anything like "rainbows and butterflies". Second of all, explain to me why something that feels good to hear must automatically be shallow.
Here's why it sounds so good: it's what we were made for. St. Augustine realized that when he said, "You have made us for Yourself, Oh God, and our hearts are restless until they rest in you." God made our very selves, and knows us inside and out. He literally comes to dwell inside us through the Sacraments. He desires for us to be united with Him in the love of the Trinity eternally in Heaven. What part of that isn't intimate? We ought to have a deep, personal, intimate relationship with the Lord, and He is constantly romancing our hearts through everything He does in our lives, even the things that don't seem quite so positive.
But here's why it sounds so off: intimacy is dangerous. To seek intimacy at all is to allow oneself to be vulnerable, and to seek intimacy with God Himself is to be completely and utterly vulnerable, opening up and giving up our very being to the one who made us, who holds us in existence, who has seen every tear we've cried, heard every laugh we've let out, watched every time we've fallen into sin or fallen in pain. It means opening your heart to God's all-seeing eyes, and letting Him work in your heart, letting Him touch you deeper and closer than any person ever possibly could, and trusting that whatever He does is done out of perfect love.
But I ask you, isn't it worth it? Isn't it worth it to have a personal, close relationship with God?
If you have yet to have a personal encounter with the Lord, know that it can come in many ways, at any time God chooses, if you're open. If there were only one possible way, it wouldn't be a very personal encounter at all, would it? Just pray for an opening of your mind and heart to that idea of intimacy with God, and especially ask for the help of the Holy Spirit, who is the bringer of this grace. When you're ready, don't waste a second; ask God for a personal encounter with Him, for Him to touch you in a deep , intimate way, to begin a deeper, more personal relationship with Him. And know that He truly desires it, and is waiting, just waiting expectantly, and constantly calling out to you in daily life, for you to have that relationship with Him.
One or two last things: intimate doesn't always mean emotionally gratifying. If God chooses not to stir you in a way that activates the affective part of you, don't freak out; He's doing something else in your heart, something just as beautiful, and even if you don't see the fruits of it, trust that they're there.
And last, just a little story: One time, before one of my classes started, I wrote these words on the whiteboard: I see your face in every sunrise,/ the colors of the morning are inside your eyes./ The world awakens to the light of the day./ I look up to the sky and say,/ You're beautiful. Now I suppose I should have seen it coming, especially since it wasn't too long before Valentine's Day, but everyone who walked in kind of chuckled at what I had written and asked why someone had written a love poem on the board before Valentine's Day had even come. Thing is, those words are the first verse to my favorite Praise and Worship song, "You're Beautiful" by Phil Wickham. It's how our relationship with God really ought to be, especially considering the entire song is grounded in both recognition of God in creation and salvation history. Yet even at my school, which is so passionately Catholic, it went unrecognized as an expression of the soul to God. I'm going to let the song speak for itself, and my fervent prayer tonight is that everyone come to look at God with incredible love and affection and feel His intimate, personal touch in their lives.
Prayer of an Introvert
Speak no more, no more, I beg thee;
another weighty word,
another vessel of steel-cased emotion,
and the scales shall tip to fear,
and despair.
Grant me a moment more
in this comforting caress
of unspoken words, dreams unimagined,
a stream of potentiality on a canvass of silence
painted in tears of love and loss.
Take me not from this sweet hollow
this forgotten corner of creation
that hums yet faintly
with the musical silence of Eden.
And yet,
I see through the mist
in the panes to your stricken heart.
There is a longing,
a cry to balance the scales
as the words begin to spill from your lips
and down your cheeks.
Remarkable mystery,
the words cannot touch my fragile mind;
no, they sink
with heavy weight
to my heart,
and I find there an endless vestibule,
a deep chasm waiting for your words
as they pour but a drop
into the infinite awaiting.
It is no longer mine to listen,
nor was it ever mine to heal.
All falls into the mantle,
swaddled tenderly
and carried to the heart of Christ.
O Mother of Sorrows,
Victorious Queen robed in Eden's silence,
take me over.
My frail spirit is so little prepared
for all that I must take in.
Take these hands,
take this heart.
Let your Spouse
breathe in me His peace,
that this shuddering frame
may come as Simon to the crosses of others
in holy fear
and loving confidence.


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- yummyPiggy Jun 8, 2007 09:44 AM
I'm looking for a restaurant (GTA) that serves juicy tender porkchops... any suggestions?
Thanks. =)
See my new review of Red's... I had a fantastic pork chop there last night.
My other best memory-of-pork in the past few months involves a chop from the Rosebud.
The Porkchop at Vertical has blown my mind every time I have had it (in more than one incarnation). The chef brines them overnight, and then injection brines them before service, cook's them medium served with a whole roasted cubanelle pepper, roasted sunchokes and parsley jus (as of last week). It is one of those dishes that I would happily order again, and again.
re: Matt416
I just noticed that Vertical has a grilled porkchop on their summerlicious menu ! I'll be trying that for sure.
re: yummyPiggy
Just tried the pork chop at Vertical. It didn't surprise me. It tasted about the same as Canyon Creek. And their charred octopus taste like... badly burnt charcoal... fish was ok.. and they have the worst chocolate cake dessert I have ever tasted(not much coco/chocolate taste, more like a salty sponge cake.) IMO, I think Vertical is a rip-off even with the Summerlicious price. There are a lot more other restaurants in TO doing way better than this place in this price range.
re: oishiBear
Cumbrae's has thick cut, bone in Berkshire pork loin chops that are UNBELIEVABLE. I grilled some on the bbq last weekend... quickly dressed with salt, pepper, fresh rosemary/garlic, good olive oil and a splash of balsamic. They were fantastic, the most flavourful/juicy pork I've ever had bar none.
I know it's not a restaurant but they are unreal, Berkshire pork is certainly all that it is hyped up to be without question. I think I'll be getting some again tomorrow. :-)
re: oishiBear
I know !! the porchetta @ Big Ragu is AMAZING ...juicy, flavourful, tender, melt in your mouth MMm MMm good =)
re: deelicious
I'm not sure about that.. I'm still very hesitated to eat "rare" pork.. I am fine with fish/beef/lamb sashimi.. but not pork. I tried it once at Canyon Creek and I did not enjoy it. All I can taste was their sweet sauce.
Just my own opinion...
re: oishiBear
You can order it Medium. I believe Medium is their default anyway. As far as the sauce, perhaps your plate had too much. The pork itself has a great pork flavour it absolutley stands up for itself with flavour. By coincidence I dined there (downtown toronto location) with an Ontario pork farmer. He was blown away by the quality of the meat. Sorry yours wasnt as special! That is very disappointing.
re: deelicious
We went to the Mississauga Canyon Creek last week and some of us ordered the pork chop, it is really not that good, it has no taste but portion is hugh. We had a better one at another CC location at lunch, but the one at Mississauga disappointed us.


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I don't see a comparison between Lorde and Grimes in terms of popularity. Lorde is far more popular. I think she'll either be in the Mojave or Outdoor. I don't want her on the Main.
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Aww, she can go later than that, but still pre-sunset.
I wouldn't be at all surprised if she has a sub-headlining spot, and closes the outdoor on one of the days.
According to Wikipedia, Royals just finished its eighth straight week at the top of Billboard Hot 100. Gotye's song had 8 weeks at #1 as well, and everybody said that was a train wreck in the Mojave. She will be at least outdoor.
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Wolfgang's Steak House - 54th Street
- Address:
200 East 54th Street
New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
Midtown East
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Wolfgang's Steak House - 54th Street
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://wolfgangssteakhouse.net/
- Phone: (212) 588-9653
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 12:00pm - 5:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Wolfgang's Steak House - 54th Street
With 4 decades of experience, Wolfgang Zwiener didn't duplicate an exceptional steakhouse, he improved on it to make Wolfgang's Steakhouse exceptional. The porterhouse steak for one, two, four or more, is an outstanding choice. The atmosphere, expanded menu & professional service will appeal to even the most exacting diners. Wolfgang's is pleased to add this location in the heart of Midtown East.Continued
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Wolfgang's Steak House - 54th Street reviews from OpenTable diners
135 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service3.9
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (62)good for groups (54)fit for foodies (48)notable wine list (35)neighborhood gem (16)romantic (12)hot spot (11)great for lunch (11)vibrant bar scene (6)great for outdoor dining (5)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (3)great for brunch (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- LoulouVIPDined on 11/23/2014Manager was unprofessional, moving waiters around and repremanding them constantly. We had three different waiters that night. The food was excellent from our crab cake to our steaks. I'm not sure if I will come back and give them a second chance.
- r0903Dined on 11/22/2014never fails to impress food is always exceptional and steak is one of a kind. i always go back to wolfgangs for steak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- k1561VIPDined on 11/21/2014It was an important night with important fried who visited from Japan, but I will not recommend the place for a precious night dining.
- Waiter a bit pompous.FoodiesDined on 11/3/2014We had been seated for about 10 minutes, had been given menus but not any water or bread yet nor had we even met our waiter. Maybe 5 other tables out of 15 were occupied around us. We were trying to get a waiter's attention as they scurried around us several times attending to the other tables. Finally making his appearance our waiter bruskly asked "Are you ready to order?". My wife asked "Would you like to tell us about your menu?". He responds "What would you like to know about our menu?" in a very condescending tone. We dine out at similar restaurants probably 1 to 2 times a month and elsewhere they always have a dialogue about the menu so that is what we expected. Had we not arrived famished we would have left at that point.Special Features:
- Good Porterhouse steakNJerDined on 11/2/2014We ordered Porterhouse steak for two. Outside is crunchy and inside is juicy. It is perfect!!! Because it was on Marathon date, so many runners celebrated for themselves around us. Good energy and good food! Next day, unfortunately I had to go to another steak restaurant for business. It was totally different. If I have to eat steak two consecutive days, I come here.Special Features:
- The BEST in NYC!GourmetNYCVIPDined on 10/29/2014Whenever I go to Wolfgangs at 54th, they treat me like family! For a chain restaurant it is rare but management seem to care about their loyal customers. OFC the food is superb! They always exceed expectations and are like a second family. It's great to see how other servers help out without any complaint. They are very friendly and make the NYC experience wonderful for guests out of town!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExpensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/27/2014Dinner for 2, no drinks $160. It was very good... But not THAT good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodDanaDined on 10/25/2014The food was amazing and the portions were large. We went for a birthday and it was very special. Everyone had a wonderful time.Special Features:
- Very good food. Service so/soTBoneDined on 10/21/2014Definitely one of the best steak houses in town in terms of food but waiters' attention to female and foreign clients could and should definitely improve. My wife and I did not feel welcome there and as a consequence, we'll probably go somewhere else next time.Special Features:
- Not Peter LugersLiketoeatVIPDined on 10/21/2014Ok, but expensive and only ok porterhouse steak. Expected more. Friendly staff, good wine and service.
- Satisfied carnivorePinkPotatoDined on 10/21/2014Although me and my wife dressed casually (shirt, hoodies, sneakers) we were served promptly and politely by the waiter. Steak for 2 was pre cut, slightly charred on the sides but overall, great dinner. Preferred the creamed spinach from Sparks though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Regular foods very rude serviceoldfashioneuropeDined on 10/20/2014The food was aceptable but the service was really rude, specially cause the last day We were at Remi and there everything was excellent. I don´t think that I will comeback.
- DisappointingHyonDined on 10/18/2014Not good service as the top restaurant in the world. The guy with blue shirt lead us to our table and he was extremely rude. He implicated us to 'get out soon, because it gonna be crowded today'. Steak was good, but not great as we expected. House wine (Chardonnay) was very tasteful. We will not go again.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014Good place for a special occasion meal. Proper NYC steakhouse with a great wine menu. Get the porterhouse wont be dissapointed.Special Features:
- delicious steak, great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/14/2014came here with a friend, based on a "best steakhouse" google search. we both got the filet and it was perfect. inside was perfectly cooked, but the best was the outside which had the crunchy charred bits. awesome. would definitely come backI would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent foodJacobDined on 10/9/2014The steaks certainly lived up to Wolfgang's reputation but what impressed me most was my green salad. It was simply perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mediocre at bestfoodienycVIPDined on 10/2/2014Had a business lunch here out of my colleagues love of steak and convenient location. Food was mediocre. Service was inattentive. Inability to sub creamed spinach for steamed is ridiculous in this health conscious age. Creamed spinach was over salted and inedible anyway so no calorie temptation there. Lamb chops arrived sizzling in a bath of oil, despite asking if they were simply grilled with no butter or oil.
- Best steak! Yum!KarryVIPDined on 9/29/2014I went to Wolfgang with my fiance and his relatives. I heard great reviews about Wolfgang and am glad I dined here. The noise level was energetic. We ordered the Canadian bacon, tuna tartare tartare and steak for three. Everything was delicious!! I would definitely go back again. =)Special Features:
- EeeeDined on 9/29/2014La carne excelente, aunque el precio es excesivo para un local un tanto desangeladoSpecial Features:
- A Fine NYC SteakhouseFrenchfriesDined on 9/25/2014I was hoping for something special from this celebrated steakhouse, but it ended up being more of the usual. Except there are better choices for ambiance (e.g. Del Frisco's, Bobby Van's). If you are choosing a place based on location (midtown East) this is as good as any.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not GreatDanielDined on 9/25/2014Was disappointed! Had ordered a birthday cake which was mentioned initially in front of intended recipient when it was supposed to be a surprise and then completely forgotten about by wait staff. Wolfgang himself came over to table as was very nice but the place is dated and average at best!!!give it a miss and go to MortonsSpecial Features:
- Tasty steak and baconJayDVIPDined on 9/24/2014Classic melt in your mouth t-bone. Huge portions. Steak for two enough for three. Bacon started extraordinarily yummy. The largest baked potato was enough for three to share and still have left overs. A bit loud but we went on a busy night.
- Greaty Dry Aged Porterhouse!FirstTimeInNYDined on 9/21/2014My son recommended to us to have the Steak for Two at Wolfgang in NY. I don't really care for beef steaks too much, but I love it! It was tender and tasty. The sides we ordered sauteed spinach and mashed potatos were also very good. We enjoyed the dinner very much. The service was also great. We had only one hour to eat and go to the Lantern Floarting Ceremony starting at 7 pm at the Lincoln Center, and we told our server we did not have much time, who accommodated our request and the food came our right away after we odered our choices. We made to the Lincoln Center in time. It was a perfect night in NY.Special Features:
- hermannthegermanDined on 9/19/2014Excellent restaurant and great dining experience if you love meat / big steaks.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerBeauty17Dined on 9/16/2014Went to dinner with my wife for my birthday & the food was great; nice vibes;music was relaxing ! Overall great experience & yes I will go back for that 50$ steakSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteakDiscipulusDined on 9/16/2014Wolfgang's is my favorite steakhouse in Manhattan! My recommended meal: Bacon appetizer, Mozzarella & Tomato salad, Steak for 2 (or whatever the size of your party) with cream spinach and german potatoes. Delicious!Special Features:
- Best Steak in NYCOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/15/2014Outstanding good steak that is totally worth the price..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Delicious Wonderful TimeCarrobDined on 9/13/2014My husband and I were recommended to the restaurant. We went for dinner with good friends and had a delicious, wonderful time.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/10/2014Overpriced. Steak was not cooked to desired level. Room lacks character.
- Peter Luger Clonedca1125VIPDined on 9/7/2014It's one large, cavernous room with hard surfaces that make sounds resonate. Waiters are knowledgeable in a "rough & ready" way and slam dishes every chance they get so there's more the feel of an old fashioned deli than a high end steakhouse. Large tables add to the noise with the demographics tilted to 35 year old guys and large young families. This is no Peter Luger's……………….but the food is……………..and if you can overlook (ok, tolerate) the rest of the experience, it has the makings of a good steak dinner. We are, however, still of the mind that if you want to go to Peter Luger's go to Peter Luger's. If you want a steak in Manhattan, think about Smith & Wollensky's, Pietro's, the Palm……….each of which is an original.Special Features:
- One of the best Steakhouse in NYCIvanaxDined on 8/30/2014All the food is delicious - except the bread (cold). Be careful not to order to much as the portion is big.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Steak,satisfied.YOSHIDined on 8/28/2014We had the porter steak for 2.It good quantity and meat is,very fine.From Tokyo I had spend good night.Special Features:
- Great steaks, and nice seafoodOztFromJapanDined on 8/26/2014I visited with my wife and parents for enjoying dry-aged beef steaks that are even famous in Japan. Needless to say the steak was excellent, but seafood was also nice (my mother wanted ones because she had some health concerns). Wolfgang's is the best choice for those who love either steak or seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SteahouseGaryWGVIPDined on 8/26/2014The steak was outstanding. The service was attentive and friendly. Great midtown location.Special Features:
- FElizaldeOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/23/2014I've been to Wolfgang's countless times, and will continue to go back as long as its there. Always at the top of their game, great meat and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experienceYoungkVIPDined on 8/21/2014My boss and I went out for a dinner - we go out after work once or twice a month to a steakhouse around the office (Park Ave) - and we both enjoyed the food/service/ambiance. The food was not only tasty but also plenty including the sides. I definitely recommend this restaurant to a steak lover.Special Features:
- Wolfgang specialspecialoccasionDined on 8/19/2014A real neighborhood gem great steaks as usual. Wife had the Chilean Bass also good. Ambience is wonderful, service is great. I use this restaurant as my special occasion expensive but well worth it. Waiter actually remembered us from the last time we were there a few months ago.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best steak I have ever hadMichalkdDined on 8/16/2014The food here is the best I have ever had. The meat is deligous, and service is exellent. Do not miss outSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Location of the tablesweetappleDined on 8/16/2014I reserved the table about 5 months before. But the table introduced was near the entrance. It was not comfortable.Special Features:
- masaDined on 8/10/2014Good place for travelers (especially for foreigners) who are looking for tasty steak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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- Fat (g) 40.1
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- Cholesterol (mg) 367.5
- Carbohydrates (g) 79.1
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.8
- Total Sugars (g) 57.7
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