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Jill Dole, co-chairman of the event, said there were 318 homeless or at-risk guests with 38 children under the age of 18, 42 service providers and 225 volunteers. Last year, the event had about 350 homeless or at-risk guests attend. Dole feels the numbers might have been higher in 2010 because it was the same Thursday as the annual Point-In-Time homeless count.
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Gelder used to help with OlyCAP's dental program, which he feels was a huge asset to the county before it shut down. He continues to help a few patients each month from Dungeness Valley Health & Wellness Clinic.
Dole said a number of sponsors helped with finances, as volunteers, and in-kind donations, including the City of Sequim, Clallam County homeless fund, 7 Cedars Casino, North Peninsula Building Association, Serenity House of Clallam County, and several countywide agencies and groups.
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As expected, Nvidia drivers have reduced my customizations. I can't login to Unity 3D session. I can't find any content to help me to uninstall the driver and I don't know what to do as I have never uninstalled them before.
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The New Jersey Devils said goodbye to their winning streak on Friday night at the Prudential Center in Newark after falling to the San Jose Sharks 4-3 in the shootout.
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After Douglas Murray was benched two minutes for roughing David Clarkson, Patrik Elias scored a 26-foot wristshot to put New Jersey up 1-0 in the first period.
Zach Parise backhanded one in to make it two-zip just 36 seconds into the second stanza, but San Jose answered later in the period with back-to-back goals from Joe Thornton and Ryane Clowe.
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You've heard of a nail file in a cake, but a cat with a drill? That's what prison guards in Brazil's northeast Alagoas state say they found when they spotted the black and white feline trying to enter the jail.
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Kmiec Comes Home: Ambassador Resigns Position in the Obama Administration
To this day, I am of the opinion that Doug was used by the Obama campaign.
To this day, I am flabbergasted by Doug's position during the last presidential campaign and his decision to support Barack Obama. However, I still consider Doug to be a friend. Friends can make wrong decisions. If we care about them at all, we pray for their conversion. If being deceived by a Presidential candidate is Doug's major fault, we have all made the same mistake. Welcome home Doug, give me a call.
To this day, I am of the opinion that Doug was used by the Obama campaign. Why, I will not speculate because I would be led into sin. However, as a result of Doug's support, President Obama received votes which put him into the White House. In light of the effects this election had on the fundamental human rights issue of our age, the Right to Life, the result was absolutely horrendous. Thousands have died because of this and the world is worse off for their loss. The You Tube lead in to this article is an example of the sophistry which Doug Kmiec not only promoted but advanced.
Doug and I share a Catholic Christian faith which proclaims the existence of a profound body of Moral teaching, a subset of which is called "Catholic Social Doctrine." At its foundation is the insistence that every human life has an inviolable dignity and must be protected against unjust aggression from conception, through every age and stage of life, up to and including natural death. This position respecting all human life at every age and stage is not a single "issue" but a framework through which all moral considerations and the positive law must be viewed. Human rights are goods of the human person, not free floating concepts. They require human persons to both receive them and to exercise them. Catholic Moral teaching is rooted in an affirmation of the existence of a Natural Law which is knowable by all men and women because it is written on the human heart. This is the basis of the very hierarchy of rights which Doug Kmiec had spent his career attempting to espouse and train others to serve. To the Christian believer this Natural law is understood to be a participation in the Divine Law and is further expounded upon by Revelation. However, the existence of this truth is an objective reality and does not require one to have any religious belief. It is also binding on all men and women. This is where Doug lost his way. For example, it is always and everywhere wrong to take innocent human life and it is always and everywhere wrong to kill our neighbor (outside of a legitimate exercise of self defense). Ascribing to these truths does not require one to be a religious believer. In fact these truths form the very core of Western positive law and the Jurisprudence which it birthed. Voting, like any human action, involves an ordering toward an end. Doug attempts in this little book to explain the morality of human action but does so incorrectly and inadequately. I asked my readers during the last election to examine the section entitled the "Morality of Human Acts" in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (Par. 1749 -1761) and compare it with Doug Kmiec's short treatment on page 135 of his little book which is abysmally deficient. Further, it is essential to read Blessed John Paul II's Encyclicals entitled "The Gospel of Life" and "the Splendor of Truth" and then consider Doug Kmiec's approach to analyzing the morality of a human act. It is immoral to vote in a manner which fails to protect innocent human persons from being unjustly killed. This is what occurs in every procured abortion, human persons are killed. It is clear, Doug was wrong in his analysis and his error was a tragedy. It is immoral to vote in a manner that fails to include all of the poor, including children in the first home of the whole human race (their mother's womb) within the obligation we owe to one another in solidarity. Doug and his candidate, now President Obama, were right during the campaign to emphasize that we are our brother's (and sister's) keeper, but wrong to then exclude an entire class of brothers and sisters, the unborn, from the protections of the positive law. Doug contended that the choice he promoted in that little book, to support the candidacy of Barack Obama, was morally acceptable. I insisted then that he was absolutely wrong and time has borne out the consequences of his wrong choice. I understood his frustration with the same old/same old offering of the other Party, the Republicans. In fact, I shared it. However, I knew that the man whose soaring rhetoric seduced Doug was going to let him down. I was right. Doug and I share a deep admiration of Blessed Mother Teresa. She said it all so clearly in 1994 in words which Doug and I discussed on several occasions: "America needs no words from me to see how your decision in Roe v. Wade has deformed a great nation. The so-called right to abortion has pitted mothers against their children and women against men. It has sown violence and discord at the heart of the most intimate human relationships. It has aggravated the derogation of the father's role in an increasingly fatherless society. It has portrayed the greatest of gifts - a child - as a competitor, an intrusion, and an inconvenience. "It has nominally accorded mothers unfettered dominion over the independent lives of their physically dependent sons and daughters. And, in granting this unconscionable power, it has exposed many women to unjust and selfish demands from their husbands or other sexual partners. Human rights are not a privilege conferred by government. They are every human being's entitlement by virtue of his humanity. The right to life does not depend, and must not be declared to be contingent, on the pleasure of anyone else, not even a parent or a sovereign." To this day, I am flabbergasted by Doug's position during the last presidential campaign and his decision to support now President Barack Obama. However, I still consider Doug to be a friend. Friends can make wrong decisions. If we care about them at all, we pray for their conversion. So, I have followed with great interest Doug's service to the Obama administration on the beautiful Catholic island nation of Malta. I have regularly heard reports of his dedicated public service, the affection of the Maltese people toward him and his writing and defense of religious freedom. I was not surprised. He is a good man. I have also prayed for him continually. When I read of his awful traffic accident last year, I prayed intensely. I was deeply saddened to hear of the death of Sister Mary Campbell and subsequent death of, Monsignor John Sheridan later that same year. I am sure it was devastating for Doug. I tried to contact him, but to no avail. Recently, I followed with great interest the brouhaha over Doug emanating from some circles of this administration. It all seemed to center on his continued writings in defense of religious liberty, the arena to which Doug had dedicated his commendable legal career. I have, as they say, "been around" politics long enough to see that the writing was on the wall. When a State Department report criticized Ambassador Kmiec for the very writings which I was happy he was continuing to devote himself to, I sensed something was afoot and that Doug's service to this administration was to come to an end. In fact, it appears to this observer that there was an effort to force Doug Kmiec from his post by underlings unhappy with his dedication to furthering religious freedom. Frankly, the administration in office had derived all they could from him and it was time to let him go. Through two letters, the first addressed to President Obama on April 13, 2011 which can be read here: and the second to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, on Saturday April 16, 2011 which can be read here , Ambassador Doug Kmiec submitted his resignation from his position as Ambassador to Malta this weekend. The date of his departure from his ambassadorship is August 15, 2011. He made a point in his letter to President Obama of noting that the date is the Feast of the Assumption. He told CNN news, "With my reputation impugned by the recent ... report, I can no longer be certain that I am in a position with my government to have your needs and perspectives heard in the best possible light." Doug Kmiec will be coming home this summer. I welcome his return. I miss him as a friend. He is a great legal scholar. He is the former dean of the Catholic University of America's Law School. He has been on leave as the Professor of Constitutional Law and Caruso Family Chair in Constitutional Law. He will certainly have no difficulty securing a position and continuing his career. However, I hope that, upon reflection, this relatively young man will reconsider some of the positions he took in that little book he wrote and rededicate himself to the fundamental human rights movement, the effort to secure the Right to Life taken from an entire class of persons, our youngest neighbors. After all, mistakes are meant to become tutors for men and women of faith. I believe that Doug Kmiec is a man of faith. I know that many of my other friends will object to my characterization of him. However, when all is said and done, I know that Doug Kmiec loves the Lord and the Catholic Church. In the spirit of this Holy Week, I invite our readers to pray for Doug and his family. These are historic times for the Church and the world into which she is sent to carry on the redemptive mission of Jesus. Pray for Doug Kmiec to acknowledge his mistake in the last Presidential campaign. More importantly, pray for him to become a part of our vital work to elect a truly Pro-Life President in the coming election cycle. After all, if being deceived by a Presidential candidate is Doug's major fault, we have all made the same mistake. I sure know I have, too many times! It is time to reject sophistry and to nominate someone who truly understands that the Pro-Life position is not about a single issue but about the very future of western civilization. Welcome home Doug, give me a call.
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2 years ago
To the extent you forgive, you will be forgiven. Christ came to heal the sick. And I also seem to recall "forgive us of our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us" as something we say daily. We would do well to keep that in mind as we vainly decide whether Mr. Kemic should be let back into the Catholic club. His sin is great, but it didn't eliminate people's free will or their ability to seek out the truth. Mr. Kemic is not the pope, a bishop or a priest. Those who chose to follow him did so of their own free will. Nothing he did or the government does eliminates free will. And as we all know, not even God the Father will take this away from us. He will let us choose death if that is what we want.
2 years ago
Mr Kmiec, in my estimation, made a tragic error in writing a book justifying why he felt, not believed, that he could vote for a virulently antilife president. By committing his rationale for his feelings, as opposed to his beliefs, to writing he betrayed the Author of Life every bit as much as Judas. Moreover, he led other less informed catholics, who were looking to justify their feelings as opposed to their beliefs, to vote for an unapologetic pro abortion candidate. For this he does not have to answer to anyone on this earth and I have no burning desire to hear Mr Kmiec apologize. He will, however, have to justify his actions at his final judgment. To this end, his book will be of little assistance!
2 years ago
First, I must say that I often find many of the Comments as excellent as the Articles. I am also of the mind that "the Party" should not be the focus of our vote; rather the Principles of the people running for Office is what we should be weighing. Our nation's "Fundamental Principles" are ranked in order of importance. First comes: LIFE, next comes LIBERTY (includes our right to express our Religion in public as well as in private, without interference from government--as long as our religion does not violate the LIFE Principle) and then "the Pursuit of Happiness" (that leads all the way to being "Happy with [God] forever in Heaven--what we learned in First Grade Religion Class!) as long as it doesn't violate the first 2 Principles. Needless to say, these three Principles accord perfectly with the Catholic/Christian Faith. This is why both Pope JP II and Pope Benedict so highly praised our Founding Principles. Considering the impact our President has on the implementation of these Principles, we do well to weigh well where candidates stand on these Principles. If we did that, I would venture to say, we wouldn't be in all the trouble we've seen (in many areas of government/national interest) since Roe v Wade. Needless to say, we need to pray at all times for our President--that he lead from a position of integrity and truth. I am very concerned re. where we are going and being taken these days....One last thing: re. meeting the needs of the poor, the homeless, etc., I agree that "the people" do a better job than the government; it is "the people" who give out of their love--not the government. An awful lot of tax dollars is wasted, and also spent on administrative costs. (I think we would be surprised at just how much of our tax dollars go into these two pots--that doesn't get to the people who are in need!) We need to re-examine and re-engineer the operations in "Washington" (and in our States) --from head to toe! The financial crises we are in could be a real start--IF the LIFE and LIBERTY-related matters are also brought back on track in the process....
2 years ago
Vance, you missed my point. Actually, with the exception of the early stages of Afghanistan, I think Libya and Iraq are terrible mistakes. I think our continued conflict in Afghanistan is also a mistake. My point wasn't to say that Libya was a just war at all, I am merely saying if we are going to justify military intervention for the loss of life occurring in Libya, why are we content to wait on politicians to stop abortions by trying to use our broken political process? I would hope that our decisions to wage war would be made without a D or R label.
2 years ago
You say we should vote for the least bad candidate because no candidate has the complete Christian credentials? That all the candidates are flawed? That is exactly the rational that lead me to vote for Obama in the first place! I naievely thought that since republicans will not really end abortion but are just pandering to the pro life constituancy maybe voting democrat would improve other areas.
But you are right about the democrats enabling more abortions. At the time I did not think more enabling could be done. Live and learn I guess. I will never vote democrat again.
But I will not vote republican again either. Well meaning as they may be, their policies will only benifit the rich and well to do and leave the poor and vulnerable by the wayside, which will lead to more poverty, misery, despair and, because of that, more abortions!I do not believe that "getting the government of our backs" and letting the "free market"(aka rich people with money) fix things will work. For the most part the corporatocracy care only about "efficiency" and maximizing profits. They willl continue to outsource jobs and lay people off at the first sign of trouble. If the corporatocracy has its way and achieved the absolute freedom from"government interference" that republicans would give them things will get much worse, wages and benifits lowered, higher unemployment, etc, all the while calling any opposition to such absolute freedon "communism" or "Marxism" The corporatocracy cares nothing for the common good, only its own interests.
Hence the need, I believe, for us to stop settling for the "least bad candidate" and for people like Jamie and myself to demand an end to a situation where we have to sacrifice some principles in order to uphold others. The Obama candidacy has clearly shown this need. -
2 years ago
Rob, Lybia is a just war? Now, I am confused. The USA is evil for nation building in Iraq and Afganistan but it is a Saint for getting rid of Gadaffi. The USA is a Saint for wagging war in the Balkans. OH, Now I get it!!! If a Republican President wages war, it is evil BUT when a Marxist Democrat President wages war it is JUST. Man-o-man am I slow.
2 years ago
I was thinking about some of the commentary I've heard about Libya. Some of the criticisms of Obama have centered around the thought that he waited to long to intervene and many innocents lost their lives. With the premise of preserving life, we destroy life. Perhaps this would fall into the category of a "just war." I agree that none of our military coflicts rise to the level of the loss of life in abortion. But why the tempered response on the loss of life in abortion and decisive military action on something like Libya? I dont' get the sense that the best way to have handled the holocuast during world war II was to hope our politicians get it right some day. Why are we so content to leave the mondern day holcaust of abortion in the hands of our politicians?
2 years ago
Kmiec will not publically repent. It would be too humiliating.
Jamie and others, please vote for the least bad candidate instead of the candidate with all the Christian credentials. We are not in heaven; all the candidates are flawed. Democratic politicians always find ways to allow more abortions; more public funding, positive advertisement, less restrictions, etc. -
2 years ago
@troisnyx Are you saying the government should not help the poor because if it does then individuals won't help the poor? I fear that I do not have nearly enough faith in the people of this country to fill the void that government would leave. Also spending cuts/tax breaks tend to mostly benefit the very wealthy who have not shown much interest in helping the poor these days.
@Jennifer I am not trying to equate the two other than to say a life is a life is a life. Either you believe that every life is precious and should not be ended unnaturally as per the teachings of the church, or you believe that only the unborn are important and those that have been born are irrelevant and may be bombed, starved, executed.
I agree with roman. There should be a third party that really speaks to our fundamental beliefs and we should find candidates that will uphold all of Christ's teachings and not just those that are politically convenient the way George W. Bush did.
Finally, we need to deal with these perpetual scandals within the Church such as the recent case in Philadelphia if we want the possibility of a Catholic-minded political party. Too many people associate Catholics with child-molestation and we need to change that. -
2 years ago
I can't agree with the Deacon. Kmiec is responsible for giving scandal to Catholics who are confused about the Church's teaching on the evil of abortion, and he was derelict in his duty in his position of Ambassador for his country. Those are two major mistakes that he made and he is responsible for the damage that they caused.
Having said that, Kmiec should be forgiven for his actions if he shows appropriate remorse, because all of us have acted in ways that injured others or had the potential to injure others. None of us are perfect, but we are all responsible for the harm we do.
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Beer Stats: Active Beers: 12 Beer Ratings: 99 Beer Avg: 3.49 Taps: - / Bottles: - Cask: N / Beer-to-Go: N |
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3.8/5 rDev -5.2%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $
Fun place. HUGE. FYI, i chose "inexpensive" for "value" because we happened to be there for happy hour when you can get an enormous mug (larger than a pint, i thought) of their house beer for $1.50. Really. A buck fifty for a big mug of craft beer at a brewpub? That rocks. I think happy hour goes till 6:00pm.
I started out by ordering the Irish Red, because good Irish Reds are practically nonexistant in this area of the country (maybe everywhere, don't know). My wife, not a beer lover, ordered the sampler to taste them all and see if there was anything she could handle.
I was immediately disappointed in the Red. Their beer descriptions claim it's been praised by Michael Jackson, but c'mon. It tasted like Killians, which isn't an Irish Red. Come to think of it, i wonder if they'd run out and they just served me Killian's instead? Really, that's not out of the realm of possibility, cause that's what the damn thing tasted like.
Fortunately, my wife didn't care for most of the beers in her sampler, so after a small sip of each, she gave me the rest of them, which came in large shot glasses. Everything was pretty good, but i really like the seasonal, which happened to be what they were calling an ESB.
So after finishing my McGuire's Irish Red (COUGH killians) i ordered a glass of the ESB. Which wasn't an ESB. Absolutely, positively an American Pale Ale. Those were American hops or my name is Bubba. And it was really hoppy. But it was an *excellent* APA. Wife ordered a Raspberry Wheat, which was also excellent. She ended up not being able to finish it, so i got to enjoy about half her glass.
Service was so-so. We had a new guy who actually pushed MIXED DRINKS before casually mentioning "and if you like beer, all our beers are brewed right here." No crap dude. It's a brewpub. I was absolutely flabbergasted that the first words out of his mouth weren't describing all the amazing beers brewed on site that you can't get anywhere else. It was completely an afterthought for him.
Food was good. They have an enormous grid of all these "steakburgers" they do. I asked for a reccommendation, tried it and enjoyed it. Wife got the fish & chips and enjoyed that as well.
Oh, and after we asked, the waiter said the current estimate for the amount of money stapled to the walls and ceiling was around $645,000. I plan on sneaking back in sometime and grabbing me a few grand : )
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4.75/5 rDev +18.5%
vibe: 4.75 | quality: 4.75 | service: 4.75 | selection: 4.75 | food: 4.75 | $$
If you ever get a chance to eat at McGuire's Irish Pub, I suggest you do. Great food (from the 18 cent Senate Bean Soup to the 30 different burgers to steaks and seafood), the best wine cellar in Northwest Florida, and they brew seven different beers on premises (including a great root beer).
Then there are the dollar bills covering every wall and ceiling, the very tricky restroom signs, the Irish Wake served in a mason jar (limit 3 per customer for your safety), and even a $100 burger (ground filet mignon, served with a side of caviar and a Grand Magnum of imported Moët Impérial Champagne).
The original in Pensacola nearly always has a line, sometimes a two hour wait in the summertime. I prefer the newer Destin location. I've never had to wait for a seat, and if you can sit upstairs on the deck you have a fantastic view of Crab Island.
01-13-2013 20:51:23 | More by TheMarkE
4.33/5 rDev +8%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | food: 4.5 | $$$
Where to start. This a trout amazing place, unique in my experience. A great steak house that is also a brew pub.
The ceiling is covered in dollar bills. In fact, every piece of woodworking that isn't the bar has dollar bill stapled to it. I can't even describe the place accurately. And busy like I've rarely seen. Tuesday night at 7:30 and Friday at 6:30 were interchangeable. A wait but they move them through well enough.
And boy is it worth it. They food is fantastic, perfectly made, and well presented. As authentic as you can probably get without going to Ireland. Lamb stew with big chunks of parsnips, carrots, potatoes and Lamb, all well seasoned. The steaks are the best I've seen for under $50 though they are over $20 each.
Six different brews on today (of their own brewing). An Irish stout, a porter, red ale, Oktoberfest, a light ale and a raspberry wheat. Full bar as well.
There are tv's spread around so you can keep up with the game, especially if it is Notre Dame (boo, hiss).
Service is good but it can be hard to get the bartenders attention as they keep busy.
As to the price, the food is a bit expensive, $15 & up for entrees but the quality is impeccable. The beer is quite a bit cheaper @ $4.25 a full pint. In case you can't add it yourself that's 4 beers = 1 entree, maybe.
10-20-2012 00:16:21 | More by PorterLambic
4.83/5 rDev +20.4%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $$$
I say a bit pricey, but it is reasonable for the quality. Everything I've ever ordered is divine. I love their steak, their prime rib, and their sheppards pie which is what I had this time. I also enjoyed a delicious deconstruction of a Reuben which was an egg roll with corn beef and sour kraut with a thousand island style dipping sauce. Delicious. Rich and decandent, savory, irish, traditional meals. Quality and quantity.
Spacious and clean. Fun environment. Classy, but rugged in an Irish fashion. Beers are ok. At least they are original recipe. The red aint bad.
Service was great. A little prissy, but he was precice and conversational. Stayed on the ball. A bit slow, but to be expected for things that need to slow cook and come out right.
Overall, absolutely awesome place to eat and drink. Nice, spacious, clean environment with great service.
09-15-2011 04:17:30 | More by JayS2629
3.63/5 rDev -9.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 3 | $$
I went in late May with my wife, son and a dozen other kids from their youth choir. McGuire's has one of the coolest decors, lots of old wood and Irish attitude.
Hamburgers are the main event on the menu. For about $10, you can get a huge burger (from a choice of 20 on the menu)with fries. There're also sandwiches and po-boys. Nothing is truly exceptional except the atmosphere.
You can order a sampler set of their six beers, brewed on location. The waiter brought out a rectangular board with holes in it to fit the test tubes of brew. Once you try them all, you can decide on which pint-sized portion you'd like. The waiter was very knowledgeable about the styles. Nothing really outstanding about any of the beers. Not bad, just not memorable. Made me look forward to visiting Four Winds later on.
McGuire's has a great gift shop to get lost in. Lots of t-shirts and mugs. Wander around the place and check out the decor.
Fun for families, decent sampling for beer fans.
08-11-2011 20:13:41 | More by brewskifan55
3.1/5 rDev -22.7%
vibe: 3 | quality: 2 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 2 | $$$
I went against my usual instincts of avoiding really touristy looking places to go here because I saw they brewed their own beer. In the future, I'll know better. The beer isn't great to begin with and in addition to this, they are served in 14 oz "falsies" - an annoyingly popular trend these days. On top of all this, glasses are chilled to freezing, another annoying popular practice that helps demolish any trace of flavor the beer had to begin with.
Food is overpriced for what you get. I ordered a burger I had heard was good, and got a pretty typical, slightly larger than usual burger with cheese that the chef hadn't even attempted to melt.
04-17-2011 15:16:50 | More by DrWangerBanger
3.78/5 rDev -5.7%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 3.5 | food: 4 | $$
I may label the beer they make as "tourist style." It is by no means a high quality craft brew, rather a middle of the road product made to please the masses. It is at least a step above macros bought in local big box/grocery stores.
The food is all tasty, if not a little over priced. The burgers are huge and can be split between two moderately hungry people.
The atmosphere is very good for an Irish bar. The dollars hanging everywhere are quite the sight to see. Write on one of your own and leave your mark!
With not much else to do in Pensacola (besides the Naval Aviation Museum), this is a mandatory spot to at least grab a beer.
12-08-2010 23:41:49 | More by BoilerUpNavy
4.43/5 rDev +10.5%
vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$$
I decided to review McGuire's as I was feeling a bit nostalgic today and missed this place. I lived in Pensacola for about 5 years and visited McGuire's at least once a month. It's a really fun place if you go on a Friday/Saturday night. Great place to hang out with friends and have some great steaks and Irish food and listen to live music.
Doesn't look like much from the outside and you'd probably pass it by if you didn't notice the packed parking lot and great smell as you pass by. Depending on which side of the restaurant you park on, you'll notice the large copper beer tanks as you walk to the front door. Once you enter, you're greeted with a dimly lit atmosphere, dark woods, and hundreds of thousands of autographed dollar bills stapled to every surface possible. There are a bunch of framed photos of celebrities with their own autographed dollar bills on the walls too. If you're a regular there, you may have seen this article on the wall, but there is a funny newspaper clipping of somebody who had ripped a bunch of the dollar bills off the wall and then tried to use them at a store down the street. To any local, it's well known where those dollar bills came from. Needless to say, he was caught/arrested.
I never had a bad meal here. The steaks are top notch. As this is BEERadvocate, of course I have to comment on their beers. They have 5 beers on tap, my favorites being the Irish Red and the Porter. Great taste. If you're there with the kids, get them a McGuire's Root Beer, also brewed in house and so thick, the straw won't stay in the glass.
Overall, I had great service every visit. It's a fairly large restaurant and they always seem to have adequate staff. It can get busy at nights, especially on the weekends, so there will be a few times where you're waiting for the waiter, but it's expected and is never excessive.
The beer selection is good, but I believe a bit smaller than the McGuire's location in Destin. The food selection is pretty good too and they have something for everyone, but there have been a few times that they've been out of certain cuts of steak.
Everything is extremely tasty. My favorite was the peppercorn crusted steak. All of the pepper on there makes it very hot. My fiance loved their Shepherd's Pie. For an appetizer, I recommend the Irish Boxty's, which are garlic mashed potatoes rolled in bread crumbs and then fried. If it's your first time here, you should order their staple drink, the Irish Wake. From what I remember from one of the bartender's, it's got Bacardi 151, vodka, gin, a white rum, blue curacao, and orange juice. As they make the drink, you can watch them fresh squeeze the juice from the oranges behind the bar. The orange juice mixed with the liquors causes the drink to turn a murky green color. It's served in a mason jar that you get to keep.
They also have an extensive vintage wine/champagne list for others if that's what they desire.
Can be pricey, especially if ordering steaks and multiple drinks. The experience is worth the price though, especially if you go when they have the live music and dirty limericks going on.
This is a place that can't be skipped when you're in town. So if you've vacationing in the area, go here for a night out. If you're a local and haven't been, why not?
12-08-2010 15:47:23 | More by kevinv
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Streaks Snapped as Lindsey Wilson Takes Down Eagles
WILMORE, Ky. – Asbury snapped several streaks on Tuesday night, losing to Lindsey Wilson in four sets, 25-15, 17-25, 25-12, 25-22. By the end of the first set, Asbury's 34 set win streak was history and by the end of the night so was their 12 match winning streak and their 12 match home winning streak.
Asbury (13-4) was uncharacteristically off with their attack for most of the night, hitting only .160 for the match. They came in with a .314 attack percentage for the season. Brittney Rader and Dena Busse led the Eagles with 11 and 10 kills.
Lindsey Wilson (14-1) used a 7-0 run midway through the first set to jump out to an 18-8 lead the Eagles could never recover from. Asbury would return the favor in the second set with their own 7-0 run to turn a 7-6 match into a 14-6 affair.
In the third set Asbury would have a 9-8 lead but LWC would take 12 of the next 15 points to take a 19-12 lead. The fourth set would basically encompass the previous three sets into one. Asbury went on a 7-0 run to make it 15-7, then the Blue Raiders would answer with their own 9-0 run to make it 19-16. Asbury would rally to tie it at 19 and the teams would trade points until a 22-22 deadlock. Lindsey Wilson would take control after a ball handling error on the Eagles and closed out the final three points.
Lindsey Wilson was led by Sarah Anderson's 16 kills. Kirsten King was also in double-digits with 10. Andrea Taylor racked up 34 assists and 14 digs along with King.
Asbury's two setters, Mackenzie Burke and Jessie Bartlow each tallied 19 assists on the night. Kelly Cole wound up with 19 of the team's 59 digs.
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Something as simple as breathing creates waste by-products that must be flushed from the body. Combine this with a whole host of other activities - stress, exercise, eating food, drink, medicines and other chemical products - and our toxic load increases. So it makes sense to keep as many toxins out of our bodies as we can.
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1. Drink plenty of water. Im sure you have heard this before from various sources. One source suggests drinking 32 ounces the other 64 ounces. So what is the correct amount? A good rule of thumb is to drink half you weight in ounces (i.e. if you weigh 150 pounds, you should be drinking 75 ounces of water a day). This makes sense when we think that our bodies are 70-80% water which is constantly evaporating throughout the day and needs to be replenished. The good news is that herbal teas and vegetables juices count as water.
2. Reduce your caffeine in-take. Caffeine has been linked to stress, anxiety, insomnia, heart disease, heart palpitations, fibromyalgia, and a host of other problems. Not to mention, it leeches the calcium out of your teeth. Be aware that if you go cold turkey eliminating caffeine, you could get a withdrawal headache which can last for 2-5 days and be quite severe depending on your level of caffeine consumption. It would be better to gradually scale-back the amount of caffeine you consume by switching from coffee to black tea, to green tea to herbal tea. After a couple of weeks, your stress hormone levels will return to normal.
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If your adventurous, the rides at the top of the Stratosphere tower will get the blood pumping..........LOL
Am hopefully going to Las Vegas in the summer. Any suggestions on "Elvis" places (or even non-Elvis places) to go?
We have been before but not for a few years, so will go and see the statue at the Hilton and the Elvis museum off the strip All suggestions appreciated. x
Only the obvious ones May..................Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon are both a must. Spectacular
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"NO-ONE, BUT NO-ONE,IS HIS EQUAL, OR EVER WILL BE. HE WAS, AND IS SUPREME".Mick Jagger
Elvis-A-Rama has sadly closed down, but there is the Kings Ransom museum on the third floor of the Imperial Palace run by Bud Glass (on the Strip)
There is Elvis's star out front of the Riviera Hotel on the Strip. There's some nice Elvis goodies at a shop in the Tropicana. The Little Church of The West (near the Welcome to Vegas sign) is the one Lucky and Rusty got married in in Viva Las Vegas!There's a couple of Elvis waxworks in Tussauds at the Venetian and some memorabilia in the Hard Rock and Planet Hollywood. Dont forget to go to see Viva Elvis at the Aria!!
Yes, we went there on the last trip. Had a fantastic ride up the Colorado river. And no WAY would you get me on that thing at the Stratosphere!! Only just managed to get on the New York New York casino rollercoaster! And I think thats quite tame compared to the other one!!
That new walkway at the Grand Canyon wasn't there when we went. But I don't fancy that much. It looks like it will just snap off with too many people on it!
By the way, make sure you have an Elvis t-shirt on when you go to look at the Showroom in the Hilton - if you're lucky a nice security guard might take you in and show you around - happened when i went!
Yes, its the very showroom - but its laid out like a theatre now, without the tables they had in Elvis's day.
The Aria is the hotel at the new City Center complex and their theatre is the home of the new Cirque du Soliel show Viva Elvis.


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