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Loyola University New Orleans THE MAROON VOL. 79, NO. 16 MAROON.LOYNO.EDU FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2002 Protests decry justice's presence Pro-life activists say they disagree with Loyola's invitation of pro-choice judge By Mary Chauvin News Editor As Associate U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was being welcomed to Loyola before delivering a lecture Monday, protesters gathered at the school to voice their disapproval of the university's choice to invite a prochoice advocate to speak. About 30 protesters gathered in the horseshoe, and more near the law school, Monday afternoon, carrying signs featuring demands that people "study the Bible" or showing pictures of aborted fetuses. Ginsburg, who has been a general consul of the American Civil Liberties Union, came to Loyola to deliver the 14th annual Ainsworth lecture at the Law School. Pro-life protesters gathered to denounce Ginsburg's career, especially her reputation as one of the nation's most pro-choice judges. "She has dedicated her life to preserving the right to privacy, as she called it, and the right to reproductive choice, and we know that reproductive choice is a euphamism for baby killing," said Kathleen Benfield, director of the American Family Association of New Orleans. Protesters said they were upset that a Catholic university would invite as a guest speaker someone whose views came into conflict with Catholic teachings."We're just appalled that a Catholic institution of higher learning would invite someone who advocates a woman having an abortion," said Bill Shanks, pastor of the New Covenant Fellowship and director of United for Life, the pro-life group that sponsored the protest. "The idea to invite someone here STAFF PHOTO BY LANE COTTON WINN Pro-life activists gather in the horseshoe in front of Marquette Hall on Monday afternoon. Pam Richard,right,coordinater of the Catholic Charismatic Sidewalk Counseling and Picketing Ministry, said it was "scandalous to the Catholic faith" for Loyola to have invited pro-choice Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to speak at the university. Orleans Room to be renovated over summer $900,000 donation from Sodexho making cafeteria changes possible By Erin Williamson Staff Writer Next fall, students will return to a completely remodeled Orleans Room with a new food concept program. According to Chris Cameron, director of Student Activities, the remodeling was made possible by a $900,000 donation from Sodexho, Loyola's dining services provider. "Sodexho, as a partner, really just stepped up to the plate on this one," Cameron said. Originally, Sodexho planned to donate money for a new student union, but when it became obvious that a new building was years away, the company decided to donate part of the money to renovate the existing 0.R., Cameron said. John Monica, director of Loyola dining services, agreed that a new student union was too far away and that the issue became what the company could do for students now. Monica said the plan will make Loyola "a state-of-the-art facility" and the first of its kind within Sodexho, a company that serves both national and international clients. According to Cameron, the proposal calls for emptying the O.R. of everything except the support columns. The existing grill and serving area will be removed to make room for a more efficient design. New self-contained serving units will help workers and students and will also prevent back-ups and long lines. "Each station will have trained workers, preparing fresh foods in front of students in a made-to-order, efficient way," Cameron said. Due to heavy demand from students, a vegan section will be created in the area where students get beverages and cereal in the current setup. While vegetarian selections will still be available on the various lines, the new section will provide foods without any animal products in them. Cameron said the catering manager is a vegetarian and has been working with the executive chef on recipes. A new dessert section, with an oven baking fresh desserts, will be located where the salad bar is. Another addition will be a carving station for the hot entree. It will be similar to what the O.R. does for special holidays, with someone slicing the meat and serving it. but it will be done on a daily basis. Smaller details such as paint, lighting fixtures, tables and chairs will be new as well. Cameron said he wants to have a student focus group choose the various aspects of interior design. Monica said the food program has been excellent, but that a lot is taken away by the decor of the O R. Fie said he hopes a modernized look will cause students to gather there more often to enjoy a sense of community. While food plans and a fourweek menu cycle will remain the same, food trends will change PHOTO BY COURTNEY COLLINS Bobby Hjortsberg, psychology sophomore, waits for lunch from the grill in the Orleans Room. The O.R. will get a makeover this summer. Ginsburg focuses on local issues Supreme Court justice discusses four La. judges during lecture at Loyola By Josette Capozzi Contributing Writer Judges Judah Benjamin, Alvin Rubin, Skelly Wright and John Minor Wisdom were "four giants in Louisiana law," according to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Ginsburg spoke at the Law School Monday. In her speech, the fourteenth annual lecture in the Ainsworth Lecture Series, she underlined the importance of the Supreme Court, federal laws, activism and freedom. The Supreme Court's second female justice, Ginsburg was appointed Associate Justice to the Supreme Court by former President Clinton in 1993. She is the Supreme Court's second female justice. Her speech outlined the civil rights movement through the careers and lives of the four judges, using anecdotes of her personal experience with them along with quotations and facts. Ginsburg spoke of Benjamin, the 19th-century New Orleans lawyer who almost became the Supreme Court's first Jewish justice but turned down his nomination. "He captured my imagination," she said. Ginsburg described Reuben, a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals judge, as "always true to legal source." Ginsburg spoke of Wisdom, who was involved in the desegregation of the 19505. Bonnie Wisdom, widow of Judge Wisdom, was in the audience. Ginsburg also described how Wright made a binding legal ruling with a quotation of Dr. Seuss's "Horton Hears a Who." "A person is a person, no matter how big or small," she quoted Wright as having said. She also said that Wright called himself "an activist, a liberal." The lecture series was founded and financed by friends of the late Judge Robert Ainsworth Jr., former U.S. District Court Judge of Eastern Louisiana and Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Organizers annually invite a distinguished member of the legal community to speak at Loyola's Law School. The series has brought such notables to Loyola as former White House special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, former Supreme Court Chief See PROTEST, Page 3 See 0.R., Page 3 See GINSBURG, Page 3 \ LIFE AND TIMES \ K MARDIGRAS » V 4 Y MADNESS FINALLY || J i HERE % Pg.9 Nothin' But Bet ! http://maroon.toyno.edu LOOKING BACK: 1987, Attacking the Boss V SPORTS BASEBALL READY TO KICK OFF SEASON Pg.4
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Hotel Amenities
- General
Campanile Paris Est - Pantin features air conditioning in public areas. The property has a 24-hour front desk.
The hotel Campanile Paris Est - Patin, a 3 stars hotel, located close to Paris and the subway station "Hoche", ligne number 5.
The hotel has 120 rooms with air conditional and 3 meetings rooms with audio visual equipment and a free Wifi access.
The Parc La Villette et Zénith located at 15 minutes by foot.
- Free Wi-Fi
- Year Built 1988
- Smoke-free property
- Parking nearby
- Multilingual staff
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Audiovisual equipment
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 120
- Number of floors - 8
- Business services
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- One meeting/conference room
- Luggage storage
- Street parking (metered)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Street parking (metered), Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Wake-up calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Premium bedding
- Window opens
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Direct-dial phone
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Dining
Le Restaurant is open every day.
The breakfast is served from 6:30 to 9:00 on week and from 7:00 to 10:00 on week end.
Situated near Paris, few restaurants are near the hotel for your lunches and dinners.
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in kg is 10
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Breakfast fee: EUR 9.50 for adults and EUR 4.75 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
- Details
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Oh AS IF
It'll be a one week wonder and then GONE forever (or in a bargain basement near you)
Those GNASHERS are worse than that rubbish Nicola Roberts (RIP her solo career ) has had shoved into her GOB
Clearly going to be a budget affair but hopefully he can shift some albums finally
Oh AS IF
It'll be a one week wonder and then GONE forever (or in a bargain basement near you)
Those GNASHERS are worse than that rubbish Nicola Roberts (RIP her solo career ) has had shoved into her GOB
Last edited by Christian; 02-08-2011 at 09:12 AM.
Yeah I can't see this doing a THING. The moment has well and truly passed.
Shame, I really would have liked to see him have a happy ending to his post-X Factor saga.
It's amazing how much people seem to dislike him. My current GENTLEMAN CALLER finds him ABHORRENT when he always seemed alright to me.
My Mother doesn't like him either. She called him a DULLER version of Will Young. Though she does ADORE Will in a somewhat unseemly way ("do you often see him in London?" etc.) so maybe she's not the best measure.
Last edited by Christian; 02-08-2011 at 09:41 AM.
The public can clearly only have enough room in their MP3 collection for one gay talent show winner
My mum loved Joe. Something about a social awkward and almost totally sexless gay boy really brought out her maternal instinct. Can't think why.
I thought you were IN THE GAME now, VoR?
(n.b. not ON the game)
It's the CD Cover equivalent of the Supermarket aimed Celeb Biography. Sad
He looks good in whatever he wears... But he's not wearing yellow.
Yeah in fairness he's bloody lucky he's had this second chance at a major label release even if it is looking commercially doomed. I don't think there's any shame in what he's doing now at all. I was hoping he might carve out an Aled Jones sort of career. Maybe he still will. (Though probably with fewer appearences on Songs Of Praise).
That's a BAD picture of him. I know he'd filled out a bit in a way that suggested flop-related comfort eating, but he's looking more than a bit KD Lang there.
I never know how to feel about all this. He does seem like a genuinely nice person, and it's a shame to see someone like him chewed up and spat out so mercilessly by The Machine, but on the other hand i do find him a genuinely RUBBISH pop star, so i can't say it's not deserved. I just hope he can come out of it with a bit more money / career opps this time around.
As said elsewhere i think his best bet is more on the reality tv circuit. Dancing on Ice would definitely have him next year. And probably I'm a Celeb the year after, if he still wants to be famous.
He'd probably win them all. And still disappear 2 days after they finished. He's just so ANODYNE.
Has that cover received NO Photoshopping. Compare it to the Wide Awake shot which was like a PG Abercrombie & Fitch.
The difference was at least Will Young was slightly CULTURED. Nobody wants a gay who wants to watch a Disney film at the end of a long day. It didn't work for IAN H WATKINS.
ugh covers albums are just the worst thing ever. He really should just stick to musical theatre, which he was clearly BORN to do.
But as it's been mentioned countless times before HE'S NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR MUSICAL THEATRE!
*except for possibly the role of Doody in the travelling version of Grease.
Now that is where I truly take UMBRAGE. Musical Theatre really isn't the easy route people suggest it is.
Sure, a ten minute turn in a regional tour of "A Celebration of the HITZ of Kool & The Gang" might be fine for him. But actually making a genuine, long-term career out of ACTING, SINGING, DANCING in the West End is something that requires genuine TALENT which he hitherto has NOT shown.
BLEURGH. Kim Wilde and Joe better do a duet album.
Yeah i'd say he's genuinely NOT GOOD ENOUGH (at least as any sort of lead), other than maybe for rubbish looking stuff at Trafalgar Studios 2, or weird little above-pub musicals for dirty old men, where the leads all get their cocks out. And still there's probably prettier desperados graduating from drama school every september.
Maybe Bill Kenright could stick him in a cheapo regional Joseph tour. Joe's probably on a similar talent/star quality level to KEITH JACK from the Any Dream Will Do show.
He very much IS good enough for many shows in the West End, but that's not necessarily a COMPLIMENT
Last edited by dUb; 02-08-2011 at 11:26 AM.
'Sue, did the President call?' ... 'No' Last.fm
I really have no interest in this, much as I love(d) Wide Awake but it's nice to see that he's been given another chance even if it is going to amount to NOTHING once again. I don't really GET why people hate him though, he's quite bland really so to evoke such a strong reaction seems a little odd. I quite like him though, he seems like he's genuinely quite a nice guy, if a little dull.
'Sue, did the President call?' ... 'No' Last.fm
at least he looks vv nice in the cover
My new single "My new single is dropping" is dropping
He looks MENACING and HAUNTED. Perhaps he had learned that Cheryl Cole had been SCRAPPED from the video jukebox down at G-A-Y LATE on the day of the shoot.
The problem is, and always has been, that he has no CHARISMA. And unlike the similarly DULL Leona, doesn't have a cracking voice or a top-drawer crossover ballad to disguise it. I was reading an interview in Heat Magazine (which I didn't buy) where they spent about three quarters of the interview trying to find out which famous males (™) he fancied. It was such an AWKWARD read and I'm not exactly blaming him, but he seems like someone who's very uncomfortable in the lay-it-all-bare pop market that we have at the moment - he has nothing to say for himself. Even Alexandra Burke spent her gap year tweeting utter SHIT to make it seem like she was a personality artist.
That's one thing you cannot argue with. THE BEAST has MORE personality than a Belle Amie/ Hope/ Kandi Rain/ Girlband/ Addictiv Ladies 'SUPERGROUP'
He needs some EDINA MONSOON style PR advice:
"Well, see, the trouble with you is you're not giving me anything. You know, if you want something from the tabs, you gotta give 'em something back. You're just kinda flatlining nice and sweet, are you? And they want a little bit of a heartbeat. They don't wanna know your mum's your best friend, do they? They want it to be some one-armed, lesbian assailant seeker! They want your main lining, arm-jacking, smack-crack nightmare, darling! They want you fileted all over the butcher's block so they can photograph all your organs for "Heat" magazine! I mean, frankly, for once, I would like to see you foaming at the mouth, stinking of piss in the gutter with this little thumb stuck up Justin Timberlake's ass and you wearing nothing but a Gucci belt!"
This is apparently #2 in todays midweeks!
'Sue, did the President call?' ... 'No' Last.fm
A normal person must
Dismiss you with disgust
And weep for those who trusted you.
Has Little Geordie Joe SLAMMED Lisa Scott-Lee or summit?
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When there's a special occasion think of Magnolia's. It's the perfect place for a celebration. The service is great, the food outstanding and the desserts and delightful! Try the flounder and make sure you have the spiced apple cake!
This is one of the best restaurants we ate at in Charleston. You have to try there version of boneless fried chicken which melts in your mouth. The black drum special was outstanding.
Great dinner. We ordered from the petit portions section of the menu. We were able to enjoy a salad prior to our main course which we would not be able to do with a full portion dinner. We were at the restaurant at 5 pm. The restaurant was not as busy and it was an unusually treat to have an extra quiet meal and extremely fun and attentive staff.
My wife and I ventured to Charleston for our 20th wedding anniversary, and we tried several top-rated restaurants during our stay. We had several good meals and ate in some interesting places, but nothing could compare to Magnolias. This restaurant hit all high marks for food, service, and atmosphere. The staff were personable and attentive. The food had an upscale twist on lowcountry favorites, e.g., my wife enjoyed lobster and scallops with her shrimp and grits, and I had a wonderful boneless fried chicken that was juicy and not greasy - you could actually taste the chicken and seasoning in the light batter. It was the most relaxed, enjoyable meal for us -- a perfect spot for any occasion, but especially if you want it to be special.
We ate at Magnolias on a Monday. It's good we had reservations even at 6:30 as it filled quickly with large groups and couples. We were visiting from cruise ship and wanted something local. It definitely is well patronized by locals. Attentive, friendly service. Generous portions. I had a "small plate" chicken breast which was good size breast, greens and mashed potatoes. Their full-sized entrees came with larger pieces of meat, second vegetable and biscuits and gravy. Considered going back for lunch the next day, but it started to rain and we had already put in a lot of time sightseeing. We'll keep it on our list for next time.
Our favorite restaurant on our recent visit to charleston!
Had a wonderful meal at Magnolias. The fried oysters and salt and pepper shrimp were delicious. The freed chicken melted in your mouth. We had the pecan pie, while very good, the crust was unusually hard,
Our meal was fantastic and very memorable. We thoroughly enjoyed the fantastic flavors and great drinks and wine!
The menu was quite extensive giving us a true taste for Southern-style gourmet cooking. Our waiter made several recommendations which we considered and we were quite happy with the freshness of the fish dishes.
Magnolia's remains, as it has for many years, one of the very best restaurants in Charleston with reliability. Food is always outstanding. Wait staff very professional. Reservations an absolute must. Note: if you want to be able to talk with your dining partners with relative ease, be sure to ask for a room in the gallery (the back room). The front of the house has a lot of ambience and charm with great energy but is not the best choice at dinner for someone with hearing difficulties
Magnolias is a fabulous "must" when in Charleston. Generations have enjoyed this gem of great lowcountry food, southern hospitality and relaxing decor. A trip to Charleston just isn't complete without a visit. Your taste buds will thank you.
We were near the market and decided to find a restaurant. Using Trip Advisor & OpenTable we came across a last minute reservation slot suiting our schedule (early dinner). Since we nearby and Magnolia's was in the top 10 for the area we decided to give it a try. The appetizers were very good as was the wine. There was a long lag between appetizers and the entrees but the food arrived just prior to our making comments to waiter about the delay.
Always a solid pick. You can't go wrong with the big M
Our waitress knew the wine list and menu inside and out. It was my first time to Charleston and to Magnolias. She offered suggestons that were perfect. She rattled off the ingredients of all the dishes without looking at the menu. One person in our party was a vegetarian and the vegi plate was delicious. All 6 of us had a very positive experience with fantastic service and wonderful food.
Excellent fried green tomatoes appetiser and sheepshead fish dinner. Only disappointment was that the house Chardonnay was terrible. I would never serve that wine as my house wine. Great Manhatten!!!
We were looking for a sampling of appetizers to start our lunch with. The waitress informed us that this was not an option, but suggested the fried green tomatoes. We were not disappointed !!! The fried green tomatoes were served with cheesey grits and caramelized onions. Those grits set the bar for the rest of the trip!!!! The crab cake with jasmine rice was prepared just as my daughter asked -without the shrimp- and tomato butter( nectar of the gods!!!)) delicious!!! I enjoyed a shrimp po boy sandwich - outstanding!!!! As we were leaving, we took out our water bottles, our waitress offered to refill them for us with ice water- how kind and thoughtful!!! We had a wonderful time!!!!!
Just a great restaurant. The food was the best we had while in town. Highly recommend it.
Always the most consistently good restaurant in the Holy City. We eat here every time we are in town. The fried chicken at Magnolia's is a staple of my diet.
What a wonderful experience. We have been to Magnolias several times and it was just as good if not better!!!! Our waiter, Pierre had a terrific personality. Thanks
We are frequent visitors to Charleston and it's always a tradition to dine at Magnolia's. Sure, there are newer, hotter restaurants on the scene but Magnolia's never disappoints us and it's a great place to take guests who've never experienced Low-Country cuisine at it's finest. Our favorite waiter that we always request is Steven Pierre. He sets the perfect tone at the table being warm, knowledgeable and attentive yet unobtrusive. I look forward to next time.
Went here for my 2 year anniversary. I had a braised pork shoulder (Special) and it was delicious. The souther egg roll appetizer was absolutely phenomenal and is an absolute must. Service was excellent and it was a nice romantic atmosphere, I would definitely recommend.
A must when visiting Charleston! I am so glad I made a reservation, it was packed after we sat down! The food is amazing and its a gem of charleston, sc!
My wife and I celebrated our first anniversary at Magnolia's on Sunday, 11/17. I had requested a good table, citing the occasion and the restaurant kindly complied. We were warmly greeted by a friendly hostess who wished us "Happy Anniversary" and had us seated at a table by the window. So our initial experience was exemplary. The service was fine, but not exceptional. The appetizers arrived as expected and were delicious. There seemed to be some problem with the entrees, as the party next to us was served well before we were, even though they had been seated about ten minutes after we were. My wife's entree was very good. Mine was also fine--a bit cold, but still delicious. I recommend Magnolia's highly.
Excellent southern cuisine and gracious service. Don't miss the fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits and the pecan pie. Request the back room is you would like a quieter area.
I have been at magnolias numerous times and never disappointed. This time I decided to try their ahi tuna over spring rolls. This is my now go to entree to have. My husband had the filet with pimento cheese which was indescriable . Needless to say there was nothing negative to say about the restaurant. The desserts looked yummy but we were way too full to try them.
Best place we sampled in Charleston on an anniversary getaway. When they heard we were here for a special occasion, they brought free champagne. Our waiter, Pierre, was outstanding. Great recommendations, without steering us toward the expensive options. Very attentive without being intrusive. We liked the ambiance, quite appropriate for a romantic evening, with a low noise level that allowed us to have a nice dinner conversation. Of course most importantly, the food was excellent. My wife was still talking about the Fried Green Tomatoes the next day. And the fried chicken entree... I'm not a fried chicken person at all but I am so glad I heeded our waiter's advice to try their signature dish. Unbelievably juicy and tasty.
Wow it is true about the culinary delights to be found in Charleston! Magnolia is one of those bucket list restaurants that my wife and I have wanted to visit and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent and the service spot on. We thoroughly enjoyed their famous spring rolls and scallop on hoe cakes appetizers. Ed our server was very helpful in assisting us in our dinners selections, he recommended the bouillabaisse said it was better than the local French competition! Competition? Excellent we will be back! Will and Joyce, Charlotte NC
This was absolutely the best meal we had during our stay in Charleston. Wonderful ambience. Great menu selections. Staff - very attentive and helpful but not overly attentive to the point of annoying. Will eat there again on our next trip to Charleston.
There is no shortage of restaurants in Charleston, So. Carolina! We tried many. Magnolia was our favorite! We had a very professional, friendly, and helpful waiter named Gregg. All his recommendations from appetizers through desserts were right on! He was also such a pleasure to talk to. We even listened to his dessert choice. Though pecan pie is not our favorite, it is now! One of the best desserts we have ever had. The food here is so fresh and you can taste the difference. The special salad that night was made with arugula and had a pomegranate vinaigrette. It was delicious! We had the Flounder and the Pork Chop for our main course. Fresh and scrumptious! This was a very enjoyable and relaxed meal. We will definitely be back!
This was our second visit to Charleston from Florida and it was as good as the first.
Went with 6 friends as the tail end event of a bachlorette party. The meal was perfect for soaking up our late night drinking, and the low county food was superb. The staff was very attentive, in particular when we spilled a glass of water and was very accomodating in adjusting the food to our tastes, in particular when our poached eggs were too hard for our liking.
My family and I decided to dine out this year while spending time in Charleston. We found Magnolias on open table not from a personal recommendation. The food did not disappoint! They were slammed packed but made sure to be as accommodating as possible. I will certainly return on a non holiday when things are less crowded. Upscale soul food done right!
Our family of four wanted to eat dinner out for Thanksgiving and chose Magnolilas because it had an outstanding menu of not the usual Thanksgiving dishes. Yes, most of us had the turkey, but one of us had tuna. We had an excellent Mac and cheese family dish, rather than sweet potatoes. The fried green tomatoes were great. And we all had different desserts-- not one apple pie among them. The restaurant was packed, and they were running 20 minutes late, but once we sat down, we never felt rushed. Our waiter was wonderful.
Terrific feel of good home cooked food...and a great wine menu.
Amazing food on a packed Thanksgiving evening. What's more - the service was amazing, probably the best waiter I've ever had. Fried green tomatoes were awesome - and I hate tomatoes. I had Ahi tuna which was great. Wife had Parmesan crusted flounder. Great wine pairing. Would definitely recommend.
Magnolias lived up to its reputation for being a fabulous restaurant. We had the traditional Thanksgiving fixings which were delicious.Our only draw back was not having pumpkin pie to top off out meal ,but the pecan pie was superb. Not to sweet and a big slice for my husband. He was very happy. Would recommend this to any friends who plan a visit to Charleston. And would definitely go again for the regular menu.
Best Thanksgiving Dinner we've had out ever! I do all the cooking at home and take pride in making traditional turkey dinner at home but when you're away it's hard to get satisfied. Magnolia's turkey was juicy and flavorful and the rest of the plate was delicious as well except the sausage dressing which I could help them out with and people would come every year for just that! So if your in Charleston on Thanksgiving make reservations to eat at Magnolia's, you'll be glad you did! I don't want to leave it there because there's more! We also ordered the Blue Crab Bisque which was out of this world! Looking around other people seemed to be happy with their food too so it looks like Magnolia's is a winner and deserves another visit!
This has become a go to spot on our trips to Charleston. Always friendly with a lot of energy. Food can be spoty but this trip was great. Wine list is a little predictable but adequate. Specials menu is worth paying attention to as menu items tend not to be as adventurous or as well prepared.
We went to Magnolia's for the first time. We had a 7:15 reservation and arrived about 15 min. early. We weren't seated until 7:25. The restaurant is small, so it was a bit noisy. My buttermilk fried chicken was a bit tough, but I enjoyed the collard greens, mashed potatoes, and corn that came with my meal. The spiced apple cake with cinnamon ice cream was delicious!
A friend and I were meeting for lunch as a get together since we hadn't seen each other in 2 years. I knew she would love it. The service was impeccable. The food was amazing. My friends loved it and will be coming back. I will be coming back again and again. I will tell everyone I know that they have to come here.
We has an excellent server...she was terrific! We had the fried green tomatoes, bouillabaisse and seafood over cheesy grits and a wonderful chocolate pie. We were seated in the rear dining room away from the waiting crowd and that made the meal even better because the vibrant bar scene and diners waiting for tables were noisy but way up front away from us. It was a fabulous dining experience!
My wife and I had seen the menu on line and saw multiple interesting items . Along with a strong history of high ratings we booked our reservation. We were VERY impressed with the food and service. Fried Green Tomatoes were unique and with the bacon and egg salad, we got off to a great start. I never order Pork Chops in a restaurant but the Horseradish and bacon gravy and red bean and rice side was too enticing to pass up. It was the best I have ever had. My wife had Shellfish over grits. Big chunks of lobster, lots of seafood and tasty fried spinach.......creative. No room after all that for dessert so we each settled for a specialty coffees......Charleston coffee is the way to end a perfect meal.5+ stars for this.
It is very difficult to please a foodie from New England as we tend to think we have the best of everything up here! Wrong! Magnolia's served my family an excellent choice of appetizers and lunch entrees one could only dream of. We are still discussing the virtues of "fried green tomatoes" and a previously unheard of " pimento cheese". We might have to return to Charleston and Magnolias just for appetizers! The crabcake sandwich was a perfect ending to a meal dominated by appetizers! Our waiter was the best of the South, his upbeat attitude and excellent service added to the perfect luncheon we had! We sat in a room in the back, tucked into a corner oblivious to the many patrons also enjoying this restaurant. Thank you!
Beautiful atmosphere and delicious food. Service was excellent and the neighborhood is the hub of Charleston and so charming.
Magnolia's has been our consistant go to restaurant whenever we are in Charleston. The food is always excellent. I had the shellfish over grits this trip. The fish was all perfectly cooked, tender & tasty. The grits were cooked to perfection, which just like risotto, is a feat unto itself. The wine list is very diversified, deep in vintages & very reasonably priced. They are also very kid friendly. Highly recommended!
Our waitress, Elizabeth, was attentive and friendly. The Seared Sea Scallop appetizer was to die for! Since it was my birthday, I got to pick. My husband is not so fond of scallops, but he thought it was so good he made sure he got half! We told Elizabeth we might order another for dessert! We ordered the Citrus Glazed Duck and Carolina Carpetbagger (filets of beef and crispy fried oysters) and traded portions of the proteins. All outstanding! Unfortunately, we were so stuffed, we were afraid another plate of those rich scallops wouldn't work, so we split the brownie and ice cream instead. Would definitely go here again!
Outstanding food and service. Waitress was extremely knowledgeable. She recommended and explained in detail many of the entrees to make sure that we ordered something to suite our tastes. She was also very familiar with the wines and helped us match appropriate wines to our meals. She checked back with us often to make sure that everything met our satisfaction.
As usual, Magnolia's delivered. The best southern food in the city, matched with the best service and attention to detail. Buttermilk fried chicken and flounder, standard items always on the menu, were our respective main courses. Recommended highly. An excellent Sauvignon blanc. For appetizer I had the pan fried chicken livers, and my wife Sue has the Caesar salad. Magnolias is the only place I've found that prepares livers this way. They are the absolute best. We had the chocolate fudge cake and cheesecake brownie for dessert. Then, we had a private wheel-barrow take us home. :-)
first rate dinning expierence, food, service atmosphere, a great treat anytime in charleston.
Second visit to Magnolia's and the food was just as impressive as the first time. Diners in the party ordered a variety of items and everyone was very impressed with the quality of the food. The one thing that could be improved upon is the service. The hostess was very cordial and helpful but the wait staff both this time and last were less than hospitable. Nobody asked if more drinks were needed and any conversation from the staff was abrupt and short at best.


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Carlson is a nice sized target at 6-5, 256 lbs. and he will turn 28 later on this spring. Last year, Carlson was out for the season, so he's likely to come on an incentive laden deal, or at the very least he'll be a cheaper option. However, the Notre Dame product has shown strong receiving ability in the past.
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This year's Ontology Summit is titled "Ontology for Big Systems" and seeks to explore, identify and articulate how ontological methods can bring value to the various disciplines required to engineer a "big system." The term "big system" is intended to cover a large scope that includes many of the terms encountered in the media such as big data, complex techno-socio-economic systems, intelligent or smart systems, cloud computing, netcentricity and collective intelligence. Established disciplines that fall within the summit scope include (but not limited to) systems engineering, software engineering, information systems modelling, and data mining. (317Q)
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"Follow Me and I will make you fishers of men."
I made a bracelet for myself out of fishing swivels and I wear it 24/7. I am sure you are thinking, "Very classy Dave!" Yes, I agree, it is very classy. The swivels have started to rust from wearing it when I mow my lawn and sweating all over it. But I love it.
The bracelet is a daily reminder to me of Jesus' promise to make a fisher of men out of me. If I say that I am His follower one of the things that will be true of me is that I am becoming a fisher of men. To greater and greater degrees in my life I will care about lost people and will take initiative to share the Gospel with them.
To be a follower of Jesus is to be a learner from Him. Clearly Jesus was a great Fisher of men and to learn from Him in that area will certainly result in improved fishing ability in me.
When a person first starts fly fishing they are horrible at it. They get their line caught in the trees or bushes or people standing behind them. They don't let their fly drift properly. They don't tie on the right fly. They get their line in a knot by poor casting. They are unable to read the water. They cannot put the fly where they want to put the fly. They are just horrible and it is very frustrating. They are great at scaring fish away and horrible at coaxing them to bite. I am very experienced at this stage of fly fishing.
But as a person practices and gets some coaching and sticks with it they can become quite an accomplished fly fisherperson.
When we first start fishing we are not good at it—we may even be horrible at it. We are great at scaring fish away and horrible at getting them to bite.
In Matthew 28:19, 20 Jesus explains the overarching principles of fishing for men. The elements are simple in some ways but very profound in other ways:
- Authority: Jesus has the right to tell us to do this and we have the right to do this and we are under orders to do this. Authority means being commanded. This is not optional for us. Fishers of men are under authority, under orders.
- Go: A core part about fishing for men and making disciples is going. Generally speaking a lost person will not come across the street to hear about Jesus. It is our mandate to go across the street and engage our neighbor, to go across the cultural barriers to engage others, and to go across the ocean to engage others. Fishers of men are goers.
- Make disciples: In cooperation with the Holy Spirit turn men and woman, boys and girls into thoroughgoing followers of Jesus. The "end product" of evangelism is not a saved person but a discipled person. Fishers of men strive to make men into serious followers of Jesus.
- Of all the peoples: Not some but all. Engage every individual and every people group. Do not judge who might respond or who might be in need. Do not weed anyone out. Just give the Gospel to all and let the Holy Spirit worry about them from there on. Fishers of men engage everyone.
- Baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit: Baptism is an act of complete identification with Jesus. It is not important to salvation but it is vitally important to discipleship. Jesus places it as the first step after trusting in Christ. It is a galvanizing of our trust in Christ and our identity in Christ and our identity to follow Christ from here on out. Fishers of men have been baptized and also baptize others.
- Teaching them to observe everything that I have commanded you: Teach them to observe or to do. Teach them to obey. This is beyond knowledge to obedience, being a continual "doer of the Word." Teach them to do everything Jesus commanded. Do not pick and choose. Just do it all. Fishers of men are obedient to all Jesus' commands and they are also teachers of men to obey.
- I am with you always: When you are involved in Great Commission activity Jesus is always with you. Now to be sure He is with you always whether you are doing Great Commission work or wandering in the ditch of personal pleasure and promotion. However, Jesus gives the gift of His presence and peace and enabling in a special way when you are doing Great Commission work. Jesus has walked with countless people as they have gone across the street to engage their neighbor for Christ or gone across the ocean to engage a tribal person for Christ or stood before a firing squad for having engaged others for
Christ. Jesus presence is more important than my safety. Fishers of men are constantly aware of Jesus' presence and taking courage in His presence.
I want to be a better follower of Jesus by being a better fisher of men. I don't want to spend all my fishing time climbing up into trees attempting to save my expensive fly. And, I don't have to. I can get better at this. This is important.


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Jen and Rob in beautiful Paris!
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Picture of me and my husband taken by our driver in front of the Petit Palais in Paris.
Full shot of carriage and horse, Pride.
Horse and Carriage
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The carriage staff were nice, and the horse was lovely (and Canadian!). Not sure in retrospect if it was worth as much as we paid for it but it was a neat experience.
Horse and carriage
December 2013
Fantastic, just as it was advertised!
Romantic Venice
November 2013
One of Venice's beautiful canals
Carriage Ride around Paris
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My wife and I celebrating her birthday in Paris.
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Just perfect
By Gourmet Gayle
from Manchester, NH
About Me Avid Cook
Comments about Toaster Oven Pizza Stone:
It's exactly what I was looking for. Absolutely perfect for reheating pizza or cooking small pastries. Thank you for a great product at an affordable price!
perfect size
By GerryH
from Southampton, New Jersey
Hate the fact that you can't use soap to clean it.Used once and very stained.I would recommend this if the stains don't bother you.
You're Gonna Like It
By Jim
from Dundalk Md
Its perfect for reheating pizza... it comes off the stone nice and crisp!
Multiuse Pizza Stone
By Rhonda
from Ketchikan, Alaska
I love that I can use this to bake cookies, The only downside is that it is a little hard to get out of the oven, but that's a minor item. Thank you,you made baking enjoyable again.
great product and can't beat the price
By cookie
from youngstown, oh
as stated a pizza stone so don;t try anything elsewhat is great as as said earlier great did its job with not problems
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
By florida4marion
from Port Charlotte Florida
I bought this because it said it was 11"x8" but it's only 10"x7" I have a larger toaster oven, and that extra inch would have made a lot of difference. I wanted it to make pizza on, but it's only large enough to heat up a large slice. I could have purchased it for a couple of dollars less on another site as it had free shipping. It was described as being 7"x10", that's why I bought it here, because it was larger, but when I received it today I knew right away they are exactly the same. If I'd known, I would never have ordered it.
I cannot say how well this performs, and from the size of it will not be doing much performing. I saw this on another site, it was more expensive, but the shipping was free and came to about two dollars fifty cents less. The only reason I bought it here because the size was supposed to be 8"x11" I wanted it to be as large as possible, as I have a large toaster oven and I wanted to make pizza on it. An inch either way may not seem much difference, but it actually would make it more possible to make a pizza on. This is really only large enough to heat up a large slice of pizza.
Great Stone
By The Pizza Man
from Pewaukee Wisconsin
They fit right in a toaster oven. This is exactly what we were looking for.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By Lu
from Sanford,Florida
Works just like a regular size Oven Stone,just in a small and practical size. Makes a personal size pizza, warm up slice pizza. You can but wraps, toast on it.
good for solo cooking
By Marykz
from Silver Spring
nice small hefty pizza stone, great for toaster oven. evenly holds and distributes heat. easy to store.