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Tom Poland
For six years, Tom worked as a scriptwriter and cinematographer, working primarily along the South Carolina Lowcountry and its barrier islands. While filming on a primitive barrier island one evening, fog rolled in trapping him overnight. That experience led to his novel, Forbidden Island, and the mythical Georgialina. Currently, he's working on two nonfiction books.
A Lincolnton, Georgia, native and University of Georgia graduate, he lives in Columbia, South Carolina. Read more at www.TomPoland.net.
Favorite Quotes On Writing and Creativity:
"Writing is a kind of smoke, seized and put on paper. "— James Salter
"I never wanted to be well rounded, and I do not admire well-rounded people nor their work. So far as I can see, nothing good in the world has ever been done by well-rounded people. The good work is done by people with jagged, broken edges, because those edges cut things and leave an imprint, a design." — Harry Crews
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The Dead Of Winter
About two weeks ago in a macho moment I told a friend that in a way I enjoy getting the flu. I explained that the flu is about the only time I hit the bed for days on end and sleep, that otherwise I go full speed day after day. I went on, too, to brag that I had made it through 2012 without having to see a doctor. The problem was 2012 had two weeks to go. Well be careful what you wish for and never brag about good health. The flu found me. I missed Christmas with my family and have been flat on my back since Christmas Eve.
North v. South
Jingle Bells
The Song That Started A Feud
It's one of the more popular Christmas songs. It's also a song that lends itself to all sorts of versions and lyrics. Back in my boyhood school days, classmate Carl Ivey would sing "Jingle Bells" come Christmas time. He'd alter the lyrics to go "Jingle bells, shotgun shells," and from there memory fails me. Carl, however, was not the first fellow in Georgia to experiment with the words of this popular Christmas song.
Southern People
An Afternoon With Artist Jim Harrison
Sunday afternoon I had the pleasure of joining eleven authors at a holiday book signing the Preservation Society of Charleston hosted. The Society's bookstore and gift shop sits at the corner of King and Queen Streets, a royal location. There we convened from 1 P.M. until four to sign books and meet people.
The event coincided with "Second Sunday," an event where the city cordons off King Street for blocks and people fill the streets. Musicians do their thing and restaurants set tables in the streets so people can dine with views of the Holy City's steeples.
Southern Places
Remembering Danburg, Georgia
Ecologists love remnant habitat: places where time has yet to ruin what nature so carefully assembles. Generally we can thank isolation for pockets of remnant habitat. The self-centered modern world builds highways far beyond them and then forgets they exist. Here and there you can also find remnant habitat for man: communities of the past. Danburg is such a place. Glance at the map and you clearly see that Danburg sits off the beaten path. If you pass through the community of Danburg you are lost or you come there for a reason.
Painful Insights
How The News Lost Me
In elementary school, Mrs. Murray Norman praised me one day for my ability to keep up with current events. As a kid I watched the Today show. I watched the Huntley-Brinkley Report. I watched local news on Augusta's WJBF and WRDW. I knew what was going on and I could answer Mrs. Norman's current event quizzes.
I no longer watch the news. The news lost me by taking a long slow slide into a big puddle of ineptness. Never have we had so many ways to be informed but never have we had such a clueless bunch of faux journalists. Maybe the news has lost you too.
The Short Sad Life of Snakes
Back in the 1980s when I was the managing editor of South Carolina Wildlife magazine a lean, tall drunk staggered into my office one afternoon. He wore a big cowboy hat, fancy boots, and a string tie adorned by a silver and turquoise clasp. He looked like a Texan, an older version of Josey Wales. He was sun-and liquor-burnt and burning mad.
"You got to do something about folks killing snakes," he said, red-eyed, agitated, and smelling of Jim Beam. He had just seen a car swerve across a country lane to deliberately run over a rattler.
Never Ceases to Amaze
Making Memories Down South
My earliest memories of Charleston, South Carolina, go back to the mid 1960s when I would spend two weeks with my Aunt Vivian and Uncle Joe in Summerville. We'd make daily trips to Folly Beach and Charleston, and those trips made for memorable times. We'd hit the beach, crab in the marshes and creeks, and sometimes tour Fort Sumter and the Charleston Museum.
Being a landlocked kid the chance to go to the beach excited me to no end. And crabbing was fun but filled with fears that the claws of a blue crab would nip me. The museum I remember as a dark musty place filled with oddities none of which I recall with detail. What was important however was that I remembered the overall experience.
Notes From The Grave
Dead Man Talking
You read where there was a forty-year celebration of the movie Deliverance this spring up in Clayton, Georgia, and Longcreek, South Carolina. It wasn't all fun and games. Some folks didn't appreciate the festival dredging up bad blood. Deliverance casts a long shadow along the banks of the Chattooga.
If someone wrote a novel depicting the people of your county as toothless, murderous rednecks would you take it in stride?
The Old-Fashioned Way
The Broom Lady
Some folks were talking presidential politics last Tuesday, that ugly subject that's the new pornography. The economy and jobless rate came up, of course, and one fellow commented on the sorry state of affairs we have these days. "Americans themselves, as individuals," he added emphatically, "don't make useful stuff anymore. We got folks sitting around doing nothing."
He went on to say that the Chinese and big companies manufacture way too many things people used to make themselves.
With A Little Help From The Jukebox
Crossing The Race Line
I went to high school in Lincoln County, Georgia, during the dwindling days of the Jim Crow era. I'm too young to remember Jim Crow's salad days, that strange time of strange laws separating the races. I do recall that Elijah Clarke State Park was for whites and Keg Creek State Park was for blacks. I don't recall separate water fountains and restrooms, and the only bus I rode was a yellow schoolbus, segregated until my last year of high school. No one cared who rode in the back. In fact it was cool to ride in the back. We wanted to ride in the back.
We had our Jim Crow moments though…
Teasing the Eyes
Our Gentle, Rolling Land
For five months I've been the first person to see the magnificent photographs Robert Clark is taking for our fourth book on South Carolina. Each day is long but good. For about nine hours a day, with breaks of course, I sort and evaluate images and place the ones with most potential in the appropriate chapter, Lowcountry, Upcountry, Pee Dee, and so forth.
Where Despair Lives
From the moment you're born you begin to die. So the saying goes. It's true in a way but life sure holds promise when you're young. Everything is in front of you. And then the calendars come and go, each year passing faster than the year before. One day you look in the mirror and you've aged.
How long must a person live to say they had a good run? How long is too long? Studies indicate we are living longer and longer but just how long do you want to live? It comes down to three words: "quality of life."
Rock of Ages
Blue Granite
When I was a boy back home one thing that caught my eye was a pile of crushed blue granite, kindly deposited by the highway department along the shoulder of the road. Cone-shaped, the critical angle of repose at work, the pile of blue-white stones glittered like diamonds. I'd get a bag and load up on the smaller rocks, the ones that worked best in my slingshot. Then it was target time in the woods back home.
Knowledge Comes In Unexpected Ways
Save The Last Dance For Me
My old girlfriend, Linda, emailed me recently. She had heard I'd written a book about the shag. "I am totally shocked that you of all people wrote about the shag and beach music. I just cannot believe it!"
She had reason to be astounded. In the early 1980s when she and I hung out, the shag was beginning its comeback from the infamous Dark Ages and she and I mocked the older shaggers as they twirled, dipped, and slid across the dance floor. We had no idea how they had suffered and how they fought to rescue their dance. It was part of the story I would write.
Recollection & Personal History
Cooper & Poland
A woman acquaintance said something one afternoon that struck me in a bad way. I was giving her a ride to pick up her car. As we drove up to the shop, two mechanics were outside looking beneath a hood. Casually and icily she said, "I've got no interest in any man whose work requires him to wear a shirt with his name on it." Had she known me better she would have kept her mouth shut, but she knew little except that I write for a living.
A Southern Classic
Sweet Tea
Fourth of July brings picnics and lake outings aplenty, and it means fried chicken, all the fixings, and gallons of iced tea, a southern tradition. Before we proceed with this exposition on tea let's take care of a slightly irritating matter. I hear this great beverage referred to as "ice tea" and "iced tea." Which is correct?
I prefer "iced tea." After all it's the ice clinking in the glass that chills tea, giving it the cool, refreshing taste we love so much on a summer day. "
Southern Aurora Borealis
The Southern Lights
In the pantheon of great night-sky spectacles, you're sure to find meteor showers, lunar eclipses, the Aurora Borealis, mysterious fireballs, and the uncommon comet. Lattices of lightning make my list too, but there's one conspicuous absence, absent possibly because this show clings to the horizon and many miss it. Out of sight, out of mind as they say.
One of the unsung joys of summer is a star-filled evening softly underlain by heat lightning.
Before Toilet Paper
A Trip Down Memory Lane
It stood a strategic ways from the house and no home could do without one. People loved using it when the time was right. This staple of life never failed to make people feel better. In a way it was a luxury. About now young folks reading this are shaking their head. "What's he talking about? The pool?" Hardly. I'd wager most young folks have never seen an outhouse, much less used one unless they live in the deepest recesses of Appalachia. I have and I bet a good many of you veteran readers have too. I recall the outhouse at my granddad's place. It sat a calculated ways back on a slope between his home and store. (How far away you placed your outhouse had to be carefully planned, as you'll see.) That old outhouse served people well. It had a smell of course but the truth is it […]
Southern Places
The Old South Rediscovered
Over here across the Savannah there's an old road that makes for a great Sunday drive. In no time at all, you can see historic sites, get the feeling you are in the mountains, and yet feel you are at the coast, all at the same time. More than that you'll come across the ghosts of historic characters, some of whom will surprise you.
Old SC State Route 261, birthed by an Indian path and widened by public act in 1753 became "The Great Charleston Road." What feet have trod this path that connected Charleston with Camden. Festooned with old churches and plantations this passage hosted a Civil War diarist, governors, Revolutionary and Confederate generals, and just off its path a man rests eternally, a man we should think of come Christmas.
Love Means
Forty Miles Of Bad Road
Julie wouldn't look me in the eye. She tore off bits of paper napkin and rolled them into little balls. Every few seconds she'd glance at her girlfriend pleading for help. She was trying to explain what happened to her marriage. And then she broke down. Tears welled up in her eyes and she put her head on my shoulder. Her girlfriend reached out and stroked her blonde hair.
Julie's 41 with two teenagers and she's alone and scared, not to mention devastated. A neighbor ended up with her husband. The road to love and happiness: what a brutal road.
Courthouses of Georgia
The Seat Of Power
I can't speak for crooks, drifters, and others standing before a judge, but law-abiding Georgians love their courthouses and well they should. Georgia has one of America's great collections of courthouses. The buildings range from Greek Revival to International Style. In fact, just about every architectural style imaginable can be found in Georgia's 159 counties.
What's interesting is that although Georgia is the twentieth largest state, it is second in number of courthouses. Only Texas has more. Without doubt, Georgia has a reputation for having some of the more beautiful and historic courthouses in the country.
The Good, Bad, & Ugly
Southern Road Names
How often we drive along giving no thought to the road we travel. And more often than that we give no thought to how the road got its name. In my case, I'm often forced to learn why or how a road got its name. Generally it makes for interesting reading. Over the years I've profiled several highways for magazines. Some of these profiles have worked their way into books. All the roads you'll note have numeric names: Highway 378, Highway 17 the coastal byway, and Highway 76 a road that crosses South Carolina from the Peach State to the Tarheel State.
Simpler Good Times
A1A, The Road To Burma-Shave
Despite the high price of gasoline the summer vacation lives on. A lot of families will vacation at the beach this summer. Over here, across the Savannah, that usually means a trip to Myrtle Beach, Pawley's Island, Charleston, or Edisto. When I was a boy, it meant a trip to Florida. I recall Silver Springs, Daytona, and much later tours of Cape Canaveral and days at a house near the sea in Ormond Beach.
Wrought Thoughts
The Poetry That Is Ironwork
What have man wrought? Well let's start with iron, wrought iron. Favored for ornamental fences and gates it's an aspect of the South that's as southern as biscuits and molasses, as southern as sunshine and magnolias.
For a long time I thought wrought iron had one purpose: to give cemeteries a secure and attractive enclosure. My earliest memories of wrought iron fences go back to the cemeteries in Lincoln County. I saw enough of these stately fences around cemeteries to get that notion firmly in my head. And I well remember a wrought iron fence up at Lincoln County's Beulah Baptist church because my cousin, Larry Walker, gashed his leg climbing over that fence when he was a boy.
Made in the Shade
Rhett Butler Would Have Worn Wayfarers
How fine the Southern sun and yet how strong. Sunlight in the South is one and half times more intense than in the North. How damaging that Southern sunlight can be to the eyes, a fact apparently lost on the Texas boys, ZZ Top, who didn't worry about cataracts when they wrote "Cheap Sun Glasses."
"When you wake up in the morning and the light hurts your head … go get yourself some cheap sunglasses. Now go out and get yourself some big black frames … With the glass so dark they won't even know your name … And the choice is up to you cause they come in two classes: Rhinestone shades or cheap sunglasses."
Southern Land
Stranger Than Strange Swamps
When I worked in film one of my early assignments was writing a script about Carolina bays, perhaps North America's most unusual landform. The subject intrigued me on two levels. One, I have always found swamps alluring. Two, Carolina Bays, so the speculation went, resulted from a massive bombardment of meteorites.
Our film was to explore the possible origins of these swamps and present them as rich oases of abundant wildlife. I mentioned this project to a city slicker and his response was subdued and predictable. "If you see one swamp, you've seen them all." I never saw this unenthusiastic fellow again. Too bad. He could not have been more wrong.
Southern Places
First Light Upstate: Land of Mountains and Water
Early daylight is our god.
We are disciples all. We go where the light leads us, and it leads to a crumpled, carved land where the earth flexes rock-hard muscles. Here, in this uplifted land of tangled greenery, early light uplifts the spirit. No place slakes a thirst for wanderlust like these conflicted highlands and their crusade eternal — water versus rock.
Worthy of Comment
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Money, the life-blood of the nation Corrupts and stagnates in the veins Unless a proper circulation Its motion and its heat maintains. – Jonathan Swift For the first time since 2009, the rate at which the dollar moves through the economy on its way to becoming part of the Gross National Product has increased. The Federal Reserve data collectors had to extend the number out three digits to get there. But, from a low of 1.381, we're now up to 1.386. The high point for the rate was in the third quarter of 1981, when it reached 3.5 and the country was not only awash in pap Read on →
Former AJC editor restores Talmadge Mansion in Telfair
Back in 1937 when Gene Talmadge was finishing his second two-year term as governor of Georgia, he took a big step. For Miss Mitt (his wife), he built a new home on U.S. Highway 341, between McRae and Lumber City, in his home county of Telfair. In today's world, this residence looks much like a Southern 5-4-and-a-door, with two-story white columns, red brick, and set about 100 yards back from the highway in a grove of pine trees. But it wasn't built in today's world, but constructed 77 years ago when most people in Telfair County probably didn't have running water in Read on →
Enhancing the Benefits of Walking
You spend a lifetime in your body, so why not enjoy it? Now, some consider their body simply as a vehicle to transport their head from point A to point B. Others are quite focused on and interested in engaging and using their body. Obviously, some activities, like sex, are very body-centric. That said, a happy body means a better sex life – and vice versa. Beyond sex exists the practical matter of relying on our body to get around and help manage our life. After sleeping, sitting, and standing, walking represents the next level of activity for the body. We c Read on →
Change is Going to Come
I am plagued with strange compulsions. Some have been with me as far back as I can recall and I have added several through the years. Compulsions rarely make sense to others, but I often find that those folks who scoff at my compulsions usually have their own rituals that seem perfectly reasonable to them. I find it particularly galling when someone who jumps over sidewalk cracks or changes direction to avoid crossing with a black cat makes fun of my rituals. One compulsion is ordered reading. I do not like to stray from first to last order. I read the Read on →


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Third Olympic wrestler returns medal to the IOC
Mar 7, 2013, 11:02 AM EST
Polish wrestler Andrzej Supro is about to become the third Olympian to return his medal to Jacques Rogge and the IOC in protest after the sport was recommended for removal from the 2020 Olympics schedule during a meeting last month.
Supron won silver in the Greco-Roman lightweight division back at the 1980 Moscow Games, which apparently still happened despite the fact that the U.S. and sixty other nations didn't participate.
The former world champ joins Atlanta gold medalist Valentin Yordanov of Bulgaria and Sydney Olympic champ Sagid Murtazalie of Russia who started the movement last month.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Armen Nazaryan of Bulgaria is also protesting the decision with a hunger strike that will last until wrestling's European championships start March 21 in Tbilisi, Georgia.
No Americans have followed suit, yet. But USA Wrestling created the Committee for the Preservation of Olympic Wrestling to help the the sport beat seven other prospective sports in IOC votes this May and September for the one spot available in the 2020 program.
The U.S. federation is also putting aside diplomatic issues with countries like Iran and Russia in order for wrestlers from those nations to join in the common goal of returning wrestling to its Olympic status.
Rio Olympic Park construction progress (photos)
Nov 28, 2014, 2:57 PM EST
How the venues for basketball, swimming and other sports are coming along.
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The youngest Olympic slalom champion tries to emulate one skier above all the rest — an Olympic men's champion.
Four-year ban sought for Carolina Kostner
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Kostner, the Olympic and World figure skating bronze medalist, is taking this season off.
Seb Coe outlines concerns for track and field, eyes IAAF presidency
Nov 28, 2014, 11:01 AM EST
Coe sees problems with the World Championships and Diamond League.
Iouri Podladtchikov out after ankle surgery
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Olympic champion's status for World Championships in January is unclear.
Gracie Gold leads NHK Trophy; Yuzuru Hanyu struggles
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Grand Prix final picture includes plenty of Americans.
Rio Olympic golf course work can continue, judge orders
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Sapporo mayor plans 2026 Winter Olympic bid
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Japanese site could break a 46-year Winter Olympic streak.
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Dr. Specs Optical was founded in Kelowna in 1987 to offer patients exquisitely crafted lenses at prices they could afford. Today at the high-tech optical lab under new ownership, skilled technicians continue to churn out perfectly formed lenses in as little as one hour, with varieties ranging from simple uncoated prescriptions to polarized Drivewear lenses. The knowledgeable and friendly staff helps clients select from more than 1,000 varieties of frames, including many new lines, and make recommendations based on face shape, lifestyle, and probability of being mistaken for a professor.
Dr. Specs give back to the surrounding community by donating eyeglasses once a year to churches, Rotary Clubs, and hospitals. During mission trips, the team helps disadvantaged communities live fuller, happier, and easier lives by supplying them with prescription glasses.
Clad in whimsical wraps and tops that shimmer, Bahiti Belly Dance's instructors lead groups through belly-dance routines that blend Egyptian, Polynesian, and Bollywood moves. Groups learn to undulate, shimmy, and pop, burning calories and toning their abdominal muscles all the while.
Members at Curves, a fitness centre designed exclusively for women, rotate around a circuit of hydraulic resistance machines that have been designed to work with female bodies and promote weight loss, protect against osteoporosis, and deal with arthritis. Circuit coaches are always nearby to help manage participants' machine manoeuvring and muscle making. The hydraulic machines use the exerciser's own body weight and aerodynamic water bottle to create resistance that matches abilities and decreases the risk of soreness or injury. Because traditional lift-and-lower motions create bulky muscles, each machine uses push-and-pull motions to create toned, lean bodies perfect for crushing a grapefruit without looking like they can.
Whether students want to tone their muscles, learn self-defense, or simply compete in martial arts, Pacific Top Team Kelowna is there for them. Brazilian jiujitsu classes help students in all three areas, whereas Future Champion kids' classes focus on building the values every athlete needs, including self-discipline, cooperation, and respect.
Women's only kickboxing and self-defense classes also build self-confidence, and they empower women by teaching them how to fend off an attacker. The classes rely on techniques from kickboxing, boxing, and jiujitsu, and often have a party-like atmosphere complete with pounding music and balloon animals.
During muay thai classes, instructor and world muay thai champion Adolfo Lozano teaches students the crucial eight points of contact?the two hands, elbows, knees, and shins. This class is designed to push bodies to their limits.
It started with watching Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris movies as a kid—since then, Sean McHugh has taken his martial-arts study seriously. Since 2001, Sean has trained under 8th-degree red-and-black belt Master Marcus Soares as part of the Carlson Gracie team. In 2010, he decided to spread the benefits of Brazilian jiu-jitsu by opening First Strike Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Penticton. By 2011, he was ready to open another school in Kelowna. Together with his team of instructors, he trains students in the art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which helps strengthen bodies and minds alike.
Because many real-life confrontations end on the ground or in close struggles, Sean views Brazilian jiu-jitsu—which focuses on ground-based grappling—as one of the most effective martial arts for self-defense. Each of the studio's classes starts with a warm-up and drills. Next, the instructor will teach new techniques and supervise a half hour of free rolling, where students can practice their moves with one another, rather than waiting to try them out on stuffed animals at home.
Reflexions Studio's seasoned yoga instructors guide students toward inner peace by teaching them to close their eyes and open their hearts, minds, and ears. Leading by example, they shower their charges with personal attention and words of encouragement during classes powered by ancient poses and breathing exercises. Ninety degrees of infrared heat oust tightness and toxins during Hot Flow classes, which build strength and flexibility with 26 beginner-friendly poses. Zumba's modern, Latin-inspired dance moves give bodies a cardiovascular challenge, and Indoor Bootcamp's calisthenics offer a workout as old-school as a typewriter made of sarsaparilla candies. No matter the class, hardwood floors provide a solid foundation for bends, balances, and inversions, and paper lanterns fill the tranquil space with a warm glow.


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NEW ORLEANS — The Coast Guard continues to respond to a crude oil spill in the lower Mississippi River near mile marker 436 in Vicksburg, Miss., Tuesday.
A lightering and salvage plan has been approved and multiple response crews have been dispatched to begin removing oil from the damaged barge.
Response crews have deployed 2,800-feet of boom to contain the source of the oil leak. Skimming vessels have recovered approximately 2,300 gallons of oil-water mixture since the incident occurred. The tank levels are being continually monitored. The leaking tank contained approximately 80,000 gallons of light crude oil. An estimated 7,000 gallons of oil is unaccounted for with an unknown quantity potentially contained in the void spaces of the damaged barge.
The Mississippi River remains closed to all traffic for a 16-mile distance between mile marker 425 and mile marker 441 near Vicksburg. Currently there are 21 northbound and 34 southbound vessels affected due to the river closure.
Mississippi River vessel traffic queue management is ongoing. Vessels will be allowed to transit the area as soon as it is environmentally and operationally safe to do so.
The Coast Guard investigation into the incident is ongoing.


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The image of the laid-back New York City cabbie may not be long for this world. According to Yahoo News and WNYC, the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission had been slated to vote on a new rule that could force the drivers to maintain a "professional appearance," but that vote has now been postponed until the end of next month.
As of right now, cabbies are simply required to be clean and neat and forbidden from wearing swim suits, tank tops and the like while behind the wheel. Needless to say, the chauffeurs of the Big Apple aren't exactly thrilled about the change – some are particularly fearful that the new rule will impact their ability to wear ethnic or religious clothing.
As the argument goes, the Taxi and Limousine Commission believes that cab drivers are the city's ambassadors – the first people most visitors are likely to come in contact with on a visit – and that they should be dressed accordingly. What's more, the organization admits that isn't really even something that they think they can enforce in any legal way. Instead, the move is more about reminding cab drivers of exactly how important they are to the city's tourism industry.
[Sources: Yahoo News, WNYC | Image: tomodea, CC 2.0]


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Chatham Cottage Rental Photos and Description
2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, sleeps 4, open LR/DR area, all on one floor
We own two 2 BR cottages (#194 & #200) on same waterfront lot, which may be rented separately (each sleeps 4 guests), or together to create a 4 BR family & friends compound sleeping 8 guests.
Both waterfront cottages have been newly-renovated inside and out; provide large decks and shaded patios with amazing bird watching & scenic views over tidal Taylor's Pond; share our private dock for boating and kayaking; and are an easy 4/10th mile walk or bike ride to Cockle Cove beach. The cottages have gleaming hardwood floors, a light "beachy" décor, renovated bath with kohler fixtures, ceramic tile & tub/shower combination, a large private outdoor shower, a bright open living/dining floor plan, well-equipped kitchen, one bedroom with a queen and one with two twin beds and a partial basement for storing bikes, kayaks and other large gear. Full sized washer and dryer in basement of #194, which has off-street parking for 2 cars, and is accessible for seniors or those who have difficulty with stairs. Lower cottage (#200) has parking for 2-3 cars, and is also readily accessible.
Taylor's Pond is an ancient "kettle pond" that has been connected to Nantucket Sound by the sea. It has tidal salt water and supports amazing seasonal bird populations, including herons, egrets, ospreys, king fishers, geese, etc. Striped bass and blues visit on the spring and fall high tides to chase schools of bait fish. You can kayak, canoe or boat in the pond from our private dock; or connect through the Mill Creek channel into a large estuary/marsh and out into Nantucket Sound.
Cockle Cove Beach (a short 4/10 mile walk or ride down the hill) is one of Chatham's best town beaches with no stairs & easy accessability, expansive room for jogging/beachcombing; warm, calm & safe swimming; and clamming & surf casting.
This great South Chatham location provides safe, quiet 'away from it all' ambiance, but is within 10 minutes' drive of the best shopping, dining and local club venues in Chatham & Harwich and exit 11 on the mid-Cape hwy. On the Cape's 'elbow,' it is 30-40 minutes from the bridges as well as Hyannis, the national seashore and P Town.
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After having lived in Florida for 20 years, I've been sorely underwhelmed with the fresh seafood offerings around the Triangle. Fresh Southeast coast seafood has been difficult if not impossible to come by in casual settings, despite our being only 2 hours from the ocean. Sure, one can drop a load of cash to eat at Fins, or put up with seafood that is frozen and shipped from thousands of miles away, but there hasn't been a place where one can go for good, inexpensive, fresh and local seafood prepared simply but done right (with Blu being perhaps the only exception, but I'll get to that). I've always had to drive to South Beach Grill in Wrightsville Beach to get my seafood fix. That is, until now...
Very recently, a place opened up in downtown Hillsborough on Churton Street called Gulf Rim Cafe (where the Flying Fish used to be). The chef and wife (Joe and Andrea Tullos) moved to this area from New Orleans shortly before Hurricane Katrina and have opened up this place as a tribute to cajun/creole seafood, Florida Gulf Coast seafood, and even Yucatan-based seafood recipes. The menu is indeed a survey of these three styles, and the chef excels at all of them. The key difference is his starting point of ingredients - with an emphasis, if not exclusivity, on local seafood. Indeed, every night he'll have a chalkboard of fish of the day which revolves around whatever he can get fresh. You won't find farm-raised tilapia coming out of this kitchen (sorry Blu)
Tonight they had a special menu to celebrate the Last Fridays! street event in Hillsborough. We started off with conch fritters, which were absolutely sublime. The conch were some of the best I've ever had (and that includes my conch binge down in the Florida Keys) - perfectly juicy and tender, with the fritter itself having just a right amount of tabasco bite paired with a wonderful remoulade. For my entree I had the grilled wahoo, which came in the form of a thick (1 1/2 inch) filet that was perfectly cooked all the way through yet juicy. The fish was clearly fresh - and perhaps one of the best cuts of fish I've had at a casual restaurant farther than 40 miles from the coast. The cilantro cream sauce was light and subtle and complemented the white, flaky nature of the meat perfectly. The dish was paired with green beans and rice. The other member of my party had the crawfish etouffle, served over rice with a andouille cream sauce. It was OUTSTANDING. I kept stealing bites off of her plate. Wow.
They also had baby back ribs today, which we did not get (but they have a smoker set up on the sidewalk). These had been slow cooking for hours in a blackberry cilantro glaze, and we noticed the table next to us exclaim that they were "[expletive] good." In fact, they got a huge thing of it to go.
Their regular menus look extremely promising too, for both lunch and dinner. They have shrimp po-boys, salads, fish and shrimp tacos, oysters, seafood baskets with fries, etc. - basically the sort of stuff you'd expect at South Beach Grill in Wrightsville Beach or some other local casual seafood joint by the sea. The atmosphere here really makes you feel like you're on the beach - it's cajun to be sure in music and decor - very fun.
I know some of you may consider it sacrilege to claim a place better than Blu Seafood, but I'm willing to say that they serve different niches. Blu is great for importing oysters from all over the place and serving up seafood with great and interesting recipes. But honestly, it's a bit tough to find fresh, local seafood on Blu's menu. They don't serve shrimp. Their "fish of the day" always seems to be tilapia, which is decidedly NOT fresh and local. They don't have casual fried seafood baskets and such.
So this is where Gulf Rim Cafe comes in. It's a lot more tropical with a fun vibe to it. It deserves checking out. I'll be back for lunch and will post some more reflections then.
Lunch menu: http://www.gulfrimcafe.com/files/Lunc...
Dinner menu: http://www.gulfrimcafe.com/files/Dinn...
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Lunch: Monday - Saturday - 11:30 - 2:30
Dinner: Mon - Thurs: 5-9
Fri - Sat: 5-10
Sunday Brunch: 11-3
111 North Churton Street
Hillsborough, NC
(919) 245-0040
Gulf Rim Cafe
111 N Churton St, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Mike - I am so glad to have this great information. I have to go to Hillsborough about once a month, and I am looking forward to trying Gulf Rim. Thanks!
I live in Hillsborough and have eaten here a few times, though the place hasn't made quite the impression upon me as it has upon you. Nothing has ever stood out: the conch fritters were fine enough, though nothing memorable and nowhere near "sublime," while the fish burrito is priced a dollar or two more than I feel it's worth. The black beans that accompany the burrito, I think, are tasty. The servers are friendly, but if you go there later in the evening, they seem to be in a hurry to close up the restaurant. One evening some friends and I went in to have some appetizers and some beers and we were, more or less, hurried out. We went next door to the Wooden Nickel only to find two of the Gulf Rim servers hurry through the door minutes later.
re: otto_pivner
Yes, the one time we went to Gulf Rim we were underwhelmed - and I thought it was rather pricey for what we got.
That spot seems to kind of cursed too. We've lived here for almost 8 years now and Gulf Rim is the 4th restaurant to go into that space in that amount of time. But maybe this one will stay awhile.
Mike - Great review, I have been eating at the Gulf Rim Cafe, GRC, since the first week of them changing the name in August 2007. It has been one of my top 10 places to eat, but in the last 2 weeks it has officially became my favorite spot to enjoy a meal. I think it took some time to get the restaurant to what the new owners had planned. So if you have not been in since the first of April, it deserves another shoot. I have carried numerous friends and family there and they have enjoyed the place as much as I have and they have gone back. Recently my wife surprised me by having my birthday party there in April and everyone (11 of us) enjoyed everything. The seafood, like Mike said, is one of the cornerstones of the place, it is fresh and you can tell it and if when you go, they have the dinner special Scallops with Bourbon sauce, you have to get it, but with that said, I have never had a bad special. Some of my favorites off the menu are, Fried Pickles, Conch Fritters, Crawfish Pie and just about anything they have listed for the daily special listed on their website. Everything on the brunch menu on Sunday is "Quite Delicious", but if you like crab, you have to try the Crab Cake Benedict. They even keep Mountain Dew under the counter for my favorite drink, Jack & Dew, which I order from time to time when I go out to GRC. I have been so impressed by them that I had them cater our Christmas Banquet (80 people) back in December, and they did a fantastic job for us. I am as cheap as the next guy, maybe more, and I have to say knowing what quality food costs, that their lunch prices are great and the dinner prices are fair. Worth going!
honestly, i havent been this impressed by GRC in their standard menu, though i'll give them kudos for a well-done brunch menu.
I guess, out side of the Brunch menu, which i feel is creatively put together and actually representative of the foods and cultures Joe is trying to represent...i feel the rest of the menu is just rather...pedestrian. I just think he could have done much better with the menu, and I dont see why he had to pay any sort of Homage to the previous owner by keeping things like "The Flying Mayan" on the menu...if you want a flying Mayan, go to the flying burrito
OUY, looks like I jumped the gun with praising this place. Perhaps I should've waited to try their menu not on a special evening before extrapolating their greatness. I think we have enough data points c/o other opinions in this thread to suggest that it deserves a few more tries (which I will do) to either confirm or reject my initial impressions.
When I looked at the menu it was familiar. I think I ate there before the change in ownership. The Tarpon Springs Greek salad stood out - since it is missing many of the ingredients that any Greek salad in Pinellas/Pasco always has. The server at that time found my questions about the missing items very tedious, I ordered something else, meal was mediocre & have not been back.
Mikeh, your review & the further info of new owners has me inclined to try it again.
TSQ75's mention of them keeping old menu items as a homage - that can be dangerous too. Ex: I recognized the old items & would have just assumed it was the same place & not been willing to give them another try!
Some friends have a lovely jewelry store down the road, I'll have to try Gulf Rim Cafe next time I visit their shop!
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they're great people, and I do love their Brunch! Tuesday nights, the owner and a catering friend do a "showcase" cooking night, which i have yet to get to...maybe that's worth it.
but lets face it, caribbean food is the original fusion, and it peasant food at its best...comforting and flavorful and zesty and real...it should represent all that...the european the african and the indigenous...mm
I just wanted to post to reaffirm an earlier comment i had made...
Had Brunch there today...it was perfect. Exactly what i like to see a place do...offer options different than your average brunch, and reflect the feel you're trying to portray.
the $15 for the brunch entree was worth the sheer amount of food they offered in the plate.
my shrip and grits plate was half covered with cheesy grits, grilled shrimp and rich tasso crab gravy, and also came with 2eggs, 2 pieces of bacon (or sausage) 2 half slices of bread, and sliced fruit...it was a beautifully composed and balanced plate...and did its job of filling a belly until evening.
my husband's crab cakes were a good size, on crumpets, with perfectly poached eggs and tasty hollandaise. accompanied by home fries (or grits) and fruit.
i still am unimpressed byt the lunch and dinner menus just not creative at all...and the Flying Mayan Burrito that they kept on the menu...while a really amazing veggie burrito...should def. not be $10
Can't wait for the Weaver St. Market to open in Hillburough. It'll be more worthwhile to pop into Hillsborough from Chapel Hill when we will be able to take in a good meal and get some grocery shopping done in one trip. I have a feeling the amount of business done by the Churton St. restos will jump dramatically when Weaver St. opens-- which their sign is nebulous about saying "by the end of May."
re: TSQ75
I guess quite a few of the Weaver Street shareowners live in Hillsborough and have asked for years about getting a branch there. They're also putting a large prepared food facility into some nearby old warehouses - that's what they are waiting on. When that's done they'll open the market, which will also have an indoor cafe. The entire first floor will belong to them - they have purchased the site.
The Orange County Library will also move over there later on, so there's going to be a lot going on in that building once everything's in place.


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Ten top tips to help you sail through the survey when the Joint Commission pays its unexpected call
Unless you've been living under a rock lately, you know that The Johns Hopkins Hospital is due for a Joint Commission inspection this year and that for the first time the visit will be unannounced.
Our last survey took place in November 2004. It was a regularly scheduled, triennial event for which staff had months to prepare.
Now, unannounced inspections, which can take place anywhere from 18 to 39 months after the last survey, require staff at hospitals everywhere to be always on their toes. No more resting on one's laurels. No more scrambling around at the last minute to pass muster.
To ease the way, a Web site has been designed to aid physicians, staff and managers. For extra advice, we consulted Susan Franklin, the hospital's new director of regulatory affairs, for tips on how to sail through the survey with flying colors. Here's what to know:
1. How to prepare at the last minute.
At 7 a.m. on any Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday between now and Dec. 31, surveyors will notify us on their secure extranet site of their imminent arrival. Word will go out throughout the institution, and at 8 o'clock sharp, they'll be on our doorstep.
From 8 to 9, surveyors will meet in Billings to review all documents they requested. From 9 to 10, they'll meet with senior administrators. We have three hours in which to prepare. It would be foolish not to make good use of them. For help, check out "Just-In-Time" on our Web site.
2. National Patient Safety Goals.
They're 90 percent of the survey. The goals appear on the Web site, on the new laminated badge tags, and in Clip's Tips, the spiral-bound accreditation guide booklet.
3. Universal Protocol.
Universal Protocol, sometimes called Universal Standard, includes three elements: preverification checklist, site marking and a final timeout involving the entire surgical team. The Joint Commission is quite serious, incidentally, about timeouts.
4. How to manage a fire or other emergency.
What to do in the event of a fire should be drilled into everyone. Disaster planning will be a focus. Staff should be able to articulate an evacuation plan and say what their role would be in, say, a code yellow.
5. How your area improved patient safety.
Surveyors are tired of organizations collecting data but not using it to make improvements. Staff should be able to talk about actual improvements like what's been done to prevent patient falls. These should be shared by managers regularly with everyone.
6. Principles of infection control.
Clean your hands! Clean your hands! Clean your hands!
7. Details of your professional training.
How were you trained in infection control, fire safety, emergency management and other core competencies? Be able to describe your orientation to the hospital and your job and outline your credentialing and ongoing education.
8. Principles of effective communication.
What steps have been taken to improve communication from site to site, provider to provider, unit to unit? Communication during hand-offs is most important.
9. How your area protects patient privacy.
Open computer screens, charts laying out, patients' full names openly displayed on nursing units—such indiscretions compromise patient privacy.
10. The rights of patients—and the public.A big focus is on giving patients and the public the ability to report safety and quality concerns. Surveyors will look to see if we have provided instructions and encouragement to patients and the public to report concerns to the Joint Commission if the hospital is unable to resolve them.
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