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- 1 pound boneless pork chops, thinly-cut (1/2-inch thick), cut into strips
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon soy sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon ground chipotle pepper, (smoked or plain paprika can be used as an alternative)
- 8 small corn tortillas, warmed
- 1 cup romaine lettuce, shredded
- 1 cup pico de gallo, *
- To taste light sour cream, or crema
In a medium sized bowl combine the honey, olive oil, lemon juice, soy sauce and ground chipotle pepper and whisk to combine. Add the sliced pork to the marinade and let it sit for 15 minutes.
Heat a skillet over high heat. Add the slices of pork to the skillet and cook for 1-2 minutes on each side, flipping with tongs in the middle of the cooking process. Once cooked, remove the pork to a plate and reserve.
Arrange 8 corn tortillas on a platter. Sprinkle each with equal amounts of shredded lettuce and pico de gallo. Arrange a few pieces of pork on top of each taco, and top with sour cream or crema if desired.
4 servings, 2 tacos each
* You can find prepared pico de gallo, typically a combination of onions, chiles, tomatoes, lime juice and cilantro, in the refrigerated section of the produce department in most major supermarkets.
These tacos would be great alongside a rice pilaf dish. Chop up some fresh cilantro and stir it into the rice for an extra kick.
Calories: 330 calories
Protein: 25 grams
Fat: 19 grams
Sodium: 90 milligrams
Cholesterol: 100 milligrams
Saturated Fat: 9 grams
Carbohydrates: 18 grams
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Part of the reason PROMETHEUS disappointed so many was due to the richness of the universe it was playing in. ALIEN is considered one of the best horror movies ever made due to its design, its atmosphere, the shudder-inducing nastiness of its titular fanged penis-monster. And PROMETHEUS just took a lot of the potential for good storytelling in that universe, and farted all over it.
Some left the theater with that scent still burning their nose, and said "Yunno what? Fuck it. There's some cool ideas in here, but they're so borked at this point, that... look, can someone call a do-over and restart the whole damn thing?"
Today, Dark Horse Comics said "Sure, we can do that":
- Patric Reynolds, Dark Horse Comics
Dark Horse has been operating under a cloudly little dilemma since last October, when Disney bought Lucasfilm, calling into question Dark Horse's future in Star Wars comics. There's still been no official word on the fate of Star Wars at Dark Horse, although it seems really hard to believe Disney would pass up the opportunity to return the series to Marvel. Either way, it seemed a good idea for Dark Horse to come up with a plan for filling that void.
Their plan: get writers Chris Roberson (Edison Rex, I, Zombie), Chris Sebela (High Crimes) Joshua Williamson (Masks and Mobsters, Ghosted) and Paul Tobin (Bandette, Colder), get 'em in a room with editor Scott Allie and artist Patric Reynolds, and figure out how to create a unified comics universe focused on Aliens and Predators.
This isn't exactly a reboot. The interview Rob Bricken posted over at io9.com makes sure to point out that none of the "canon" (again, such as it is) will be contradicted by these new books. But they're not going to go linking and winking at past movies or comics, either. For all intents and purposes, these are brand new takes on this universe, with new protagonists finding themselves having to face Xenomorphs, Predators, and even Engineers.
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Apple's next generation flagship iPhone 7 has started being on the news just after the release of iPhone 6 and 6s. This clearly shows that fans have a lot of expectation from Apple and so it is always on news.
Apple, till date has launched a series of iPhones, and now time has come for another addition to the series, the iPhone 7. The advertising videos of the new gadget shows a few new features of the iPhone, like its larger display, or its paper thin body, while the pictures give us a clear idea of how the iPhone 7 is slightly larger than the ones previous to it. It is also said to been enhanced by a better battery, better camera, and a number of new features.
Most important part of iphone 7 is that "Apple is holding a WWDC 2016 keynote".
What's new in iphone 7 : Faster processor, iOS 10, headphone jack removed (or not), Smart Connector.Below we have rounded up rumours from around the web as well as making our own predictions based on what Apple has done in the past. The formula is clearly working for the company so it's unlikely it will deviate from the tried and tested update process this year.
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We're all well aware that the NFL is a copycat league. Teams that are successful with a new approach are often mimicked by others who seek to emulate the innovator's accomplishments.
Enter the Dallas Cowboys.
Invigorated by the emergence of two premier rookies, the Cowboys flipped a 4-12 season in 2015 into a 13-3 campaign in 2016. Those two rookies of course were Zeke Elliott and Dak Prescott.
In today's NFL with the reliance upon spread offenses and the passing game, the position of running back has been undervalued. Teams don't want to spend big money and high draft picks on ball carriers. But Jerry Jones bucked that trend in 2016 when the Cowboys made Elliott the fourth overall pick.
At this point you won't find many if any in Jerry's World who regret the pick. Elliott is fast, powerful, quick and an asset in the passing game both as a receiver and a blocker. And clearly, he took advantage of personnel groupings more intent of containing the passing game.
Front offices, scouts and coaches around the league are looking for speed in their linebacker corps and of course in the secondary. They seek safeties who can cover space instead of the overly physical types that can play in the box. Nickel defenses have become the norm.
Yet such tactical personnel maneuvering and situational sub packages are more susceptible to a powerful rushing attack. And that in at least a small way explains the success of the Cowboys and Elliott. Will others be inclined to keep up with the Joneses? If more teams follow suit, it could trigger a shift in the type of defenders teams seek. The more traditional alignments that have faded could be in vogue again.
The Ravens have let it be known that they plan to upgrade their rushing attack. Greg Roman has been added to the coaching staff to see to it and John Harbaugh has made overtures that the team would like to add to their offensive backfield. Such overtures have left many wondering if Ozzie Newsome will call the names of Dalvin Cook or Leonard Fournette if either of the talented tailbacks are available to the Ravens with the 16th overall pick.
There is plenty of evidence to support the notion that Joe Flacco is more effective when supported by a competent run game. But is a first-round draft pick the way to go?
If the Ravens do make such an investment, they'll have their bell cow for 5 seasons. But what happens after that? Let's assume Cook or Fournette are very successful as Ravens. Would the Ravens then pony up the cash to keep a star running back around? Even before his domestic violence case, Ray Rice had shown signs that he was on the decline just two seasons into the 5-year, $40M deal that he signed in 2012.
There's financial risk that can become a drag on a team's cap. And if the solution is to move on and not pay a successful RB the big money that is typical of a second contract, is that a wise way to invest a first-round pick? The Ravens most successful No. 1 picks were players who played positions that have a longer career-life expectancy than running back.
No one would argue that the Ravens need to get better running the ball. Adding Roman was the first step. Re-tooling the offensive line is another and of course adding a complementary back to the duo of Kenneth Dixon–Terrance West makes sense.
A first-round pick doesn't.
That pick needs to be someone that Ravens can count on to not only play beyond the level of their rookie contract, but to also earn that second contract and play to the level of THAT contract. Messrs. Ogden, Lewis, Reed and Suggs come to mind.
Let's not worry about keeping up with the Joneses.


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The Mask You Live In Trailer (2015)
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Compared to girls, research shows that boys in the U.S. are more likely to be diagnosed with a behavior disorder, prescribed stimulant medications, fail out of school, binge drink, commit a violent crime, and/or take their own lives. Jennifer Siebel Newsom's new documentary film, The Mask You Live In, asks: As a society, how are we failing our boys?
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Quiet, Quaint Maribor
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As I said, the train ride to Maribor was great. Very relaxing, although I was a bit tired from my sleep deprivation the night before. The colors on the leaves in the mountains were very nice.
I arrived in Maribor and phoned my couch surfing hosts from my cell phone. "we'll be right over" said Bojan. (I'm still not sure how it's pronounced.) What color is your car?" I asked. "I'm on foot, we live only two-hundred meters! He replied.
A few minutes later a young couple in their early twenties walked up to greet me.
Blanka, had organized a walking tour for us, so after they let me use their computer to check my e-mail (I couldn't get my laptop to connect to the server) we went on a walking tour all over Maribor. It is Slovenia's second largest city. Like all of the Slovenian cities I've seen, it was very tidy and clean. We saw churches and universities, government palaces and statues. Maribor straddles a huge river, which eventually runs into the Danube.
After our walk, we stopped at a restaurant and had dinner. They had the goulash, but I ordered from an
English menu and got something that said "Stuffed chicken breast with side of cooked pumpkin." When it arrived it was a grilled butterflied-fillet chicken breast with a piece of grilled ham sitting on top, and surrounded with breaded, deep fried zucchini slices. It was all very tasty, but I think something got lost in the translation.
Back at the flat, we put a movie in the DVD player. I watched from the twin bed and they from the double. By the time the movie was over, we were all ready to sleep, and Blanka had already fallen asleep.
I heard her alarm go off around 6:AM, but then I didn't know anything until 7:45 when I heard Bojan in the shower.
Blanka is a guidance counselor at a high school in a village 35 Km away, and has to commute everyday.
So, as I compose this I am on a train headed for Slovakia. I have just crossed the border into Austria, and will have to change trains in Vienna, then cross the border again, to arrive in Bratislava, the Capital.
Auf wetiersein friends.


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Stop wasting TV licence cash on golf globetrotter Watson, petition tells BBC
Anger is growing over the rising cost of sending BBC Northern Ireland staff abroad to cover golf tournaments.
The broadcaster has been accused of "squandering" public cash, prompting an online petition calling for its Belfast wing to "stop wasting" TV licence money.
It follows BBC presenter Stephen Watson's latest trip to the US to cover the 2016 Masters.
He spent a week at Augusta National following the progress of stars Rory McIlroy, Graeme McDowell and Darren Clarke.
A petition entitled 'Stop Stephen Watson wasting our TV licence on trips abroad' was recently set up on Change.org.
The journalist has travelled to the US 14 times in the last six years for three Major championships.
While the BBC - which was recently criticised for refusing to say how many staff it was sending to Euro 2016 - defended its decision, it refused to reveal the travel costs involved.
A spokesperson said: "BBC Sport NI is committed to reporting on the performance of our internationally renowned stars, in whatever sport they play.
"There is currently a huge interest from audiences in Northern Ireland in our golfers. BBC Sport NI sends a presenter and cameraman to these events so that we can provide in-depth, personalised coverage.
"Travel costs on these occasions are scrutinised to ensure efficiency and value for money. We do not publish commercially sensitive details about programme costs."
The online petition slamming the spending states: "When certain sports are played outside of Northern Ireland, BBC NI sports reporter Stephen Watson is sent to report on them.
"I think it's time that he stayed at home to watch these sports on TV like the rest of us.
"The Masters in Augusta is starting and guess who is there? Yip, Stephen Watson.
"There are already enough mainland Britain (sic) reporters out in Augusta covering the Masters for live broadcasts."
One Belfast supporter of the petition said: "I feel it is an utter disgrace that this is being allowed to happen.
"I follow the law and I pay my TV licence. Why should it be allowed to be abused like this. It's an utter joke."
The DUP's Sammy Wilson also accused the BBC of hypocrisy and said the broadcaster needed to justify its costs.
"They can't demand transparency from everyone else that they report on and at the same time hide behind a veil of secrecy when it comes to their own financial affairs," he claimed.
"There's a huge dollop of hypocrisy there. It's a public body, it's publicly funded, it comes from the licence fee, which is demanded off the public.
"People are criminalised if they don't pay, so the public have a right to know how the licence fee is spent.
"A lot of these sport events are covered and sold on. Why don't they use that as a more efficient way of gathering more information?
"The BBC get their money far too easily and they squander it far too easily. They don't look for efficiencies."
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London, Oct 25 (ANI): A new study from the UK has found that Britons spend a year of their lives just driving back and forth to park their cars.
The average Briton devotes the equivalent of 25 minutes a day, or 152 hours a year, to searching for spaces - adding up to almost 11 months if they hold a license for 50 years.
Not just that, the search also costs the typical motorist 120 pounds in petrol every year.
Almost half of the 9,000 drivers polled by National Car Parks said they wouldn't even attempt to park in a space if another car was waiting behind them, with women the most likely to feel intimidated.
A forgetful 44 per cent even owned up to 'losing' their car on at least one occasion, according to the poll by National Car Parks.
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text: OK, so I know Greek yogurt is thicker than regular. That's the point, right? But I had a big bowl of Fage 2% this morning and it seemed really, really thick. Like I had a hard time getting it down. I was eating it plain; does it help to put something in it? And why do they suggest such a large serving size?


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Boost for Tyrone as Cavanagh confirms he'll play on in 2017
Tyrone were handed a significant shot in the arm last night with captain Seán Cavanagh confirming he will return for another season with the Red Hand.
The Moy clubman, who has made 225 appearances for the county since making his debut in 2002, made the announcement last night, ending speculation over his future.
"I'm a lucky man," he said on social media. "Hope to be fit & healthy enough to pull on my beloved Red Hand jersey in 2017. Couldn't finish like that."
Tyrone won their first Ulster title since 2010 earlier this year with Cavanagh helping to drag his side over the line against Donegal with a powerful late surge.
However, their year came to an end when they went down to Mayo by the minimum at the All-Ireland quarter-final stage.
Read more: One more year: Sean Cavanagh confirms plans for 2017 return with Tyrone
Meanwhile, the country's longest-serving footballer, Monaghan's Dick Clerkin, has announced his retirement from the inter-county game, breaking the last playing link with the 1990s.
Clerkin, who made his senior debut way back in the winter of 1999, confirmed the decision after a career that saw him make 179 appearances for the county, 54 of those coming in the championship.
However, major silverware eluded him until late in his career when the Farney men secured Ulster honours in 2013 and 2015.
His final run-out for Monaghan came during their drawn Ulster semi-final with Donegal at Kingspan Breffni Park. He was an unused substitute as they went down to a shock defeat to Longford in the Qualifiers.
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Been making movies since I broke my parents Hi8 handycam.
YES. just saw that! haha
I *think* that's how I feel. Sometimes I want to throw too much at something and maybe compensate for my visuals? i.e. if I got bad shots, at least the story would be good? I go back and forth. Probably will always vary by project.
Thanks for sharing! Great work. I love to see skills improve along with available technology. :)
Very cool. That's a great then vs. now! Impressive stuff Luke. I've seen your work before! Always impressive.
90% of this last years reel is BMD Ursa Mini 4k and I felt I got some really filmic stuff. https://vimeo.com/198271130
Great concept. Some really great shots in there too. I feel the pacing left me a little 'skippy' where I was tempted to skip forward.


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__success() is an annotation that hs been around for "a little while", but isn't widely known about. Admittedly, finding content about it on MSDN is difficult - that should change as we approach the release of Windows 7. Upon release, exposure to the __success() annotation is going to become very common with the release of the Windows 7 WDK: any function that returns NTSTATUS (read: a large majority of Kernel functions we publish in the WDK) will have the __success() annotation appended to it:
typedef __success(return >= 0) long NTSTATUS;
The annotation carries a dual meaning: to the developer, it is an easy reminder of the return value (or set of return values) that indicate the function was successful. Most NTSTATUS functions return 0 to indicate success, the greater-than or equal sign is present because a select few will return some positive number besides zero to indicate success. The scanning engine expands on that feeling by assuming that functions annotated with the __success() annotation will only fulfill their contract when returning a value that is considered to be "success". The following declaration will help demonstrate this meaning:
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AcqResource (__out int *x);
When the scanner is processing a function that calls AcqResource, it will assume that SomeResource is acquired only when the function returns a success status. This follows the a typical coding convention of only doing as the function says when the function is successful; the annotation is a strict reinforcement of that principle. When the __success() annotation is not included, the scanner will always assume that the resource is acquired. There is one caveat to keep in mind: if x was not initialized before this call, the __out annotation stipulates that it will be initialized after this call, successful or not. When dealing with the fail case, it is common that a fail status from the function means the failure to acquire the resource. Whether or not the parameter is initialized post-call is a scenario of great debate, so the scanner assumes it was somehow initialized. The best way to deal with this confusion? Initialize the variable when you declare it, always a good idea in practice anyway.
Suppose, however, you have another function where you wish to express that an __out parameter would be returned to the caller as NULL in the case where the function failed. The annotation __on_failure() exists for this reason, to be explained following this example:
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The __on_failure(__null) annotation states that on function exit, when the return value is less than 0 (__on_failure), assume that the value of x (the address at which the value accessed by *x is found) is null. You may find that within your own coding style, __out parameters are always null or otherwise invalid in a fail case, and wonder why the scanner cannot go figure that out for itself. Remember that the PFD scanner only deals with a function at a time, and has to rely solely on the annotations for information concerning a call within that function. So while you may have code that obviously would set x to null on the failure instance, PFD will not know that unless you tell it specifically.


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New protections that take effect Jan. 1 will limit fishing at a number of spots in North County, in an effort to restore marine life.
The restrictions aim to replenish failing fisheries by setting aside 16.5 percent of Southern California's offshore habitat, more than doubling existing reserves.
The California Department of Fish and Game wardens will start enforcing the new rules Jan. 1, said Jordan Traverso, spokeswoman for the department.
"It's at the warden's discretion to take whatever action they deem appropriate for the situation," she said. "It could include warning or education, but could also include citation or arrest."
Protecting key waters for spawning and feeding is necessary to restore fish populations that have collapsed in recent decades, officials have said.
For instance, a recent study by researchers with the Scripps Institution for Oceanography found that populations of barred sand bass and kelp bass declined by 90 percent since 1980, because of water temperature changes and overfishing.
Expanded preserves at Swami's, off Encinitas and at La Jolla will create refuges for marine life by limiting anglers to hook-and-line fishing or spearfishing for certain species, or by banning fishing entirely within their borders.
"There were existing marine protected areas by La Jolla and at Swami's," said Stefanie Sekich-Quinn, California policy manager for the coastal protection organization Surfrider, which has held educational forums to inform the public about the changes. "Those have been expanded, so they'll be larger and protecting more habitat, with better benefits in the end."
San Elijo and Batiquitos lagoons, which previously allowed fishing, will now prohibit it, while the newly restored San Dieguito Lagoon will allow fishing only from shore or from the Grand Avenue bridge.
The California Fish and Game Commission adopted the system of marine protected areas proposed by a 64-person panel of stakeholders last year. The approval capped more than a decade of debate and discussion on the proposed restrictions.
"When you look at the maps throughout Southern California, San Diego is one of the best examples of the tradeoffs and compromises that took place during the process" of creating the protected areas, Sekich-Quinn said.
The new rules became tangled in regulatory and legal setbacks, however, which delayed their effective date from October to January.
Last fall, the Office of Administrative Law rejected the plan creating the areas, requiring the commission to correct errors in the plan, including the failure to provide adequate public notice, submit documents and to explain some decisions.
At the same time, a coalition of sportfishing groups that unsuccessfully challenged similar marine preserves in Northern California said it would fight the Southern California network once it takes effect.
Fishing groups have argued that the protected areas would place a stranglehold on recreational fishing and that the plans weren't sufficiently open to public input.
In the meantime, however, the Department of Fish and Game Commission updated the South Coast regulations, leaving the new protected areas ready to open Jan. 1.
Learn more at www.dfg.ca.gov/mlpa/scmpas_list.asp or on mobile devices at www.dfg.ca.gov/m/MPA .
The changes to marine protection in North County areas are highlighted below:
- Batiquitos Lagoon State Marine Conservation Area: Fishing and gathering of marine life is prohibited within the conservation area, along with boating, swimming, wading and diving.
- Swami's State Marine Conservation Area: Recreational fishing by hook and line from shore is allowed. Recreational spearfishing of pelagic finfish, including Pacific bonito and white seabass is allowed.
- San Dieguito Lagoon: Recreational hook-and-line fishing of finfish is allowed from shore and the Grand Avenue Bridge. Boating, swimming, wading and diving are prohibited within the conservation area.
- San Elijo Lagoon State Marine Conservation Area: Fishing and gathering of marine life is prohibited within the conservation area, along with boating, swimming, wading and diving.
- San Diego-Scripps Coastal State Marine Conservation Area: Recreational hook-and-line fishing of coastal pelagic species, except market squid, is allowed. Other fishing and gathering of marine life is prohibited. Students and staff of the University of California can take invertebrates, fish, or specimens of marine plant or algae for scientific purposes.
- Matlahuayl State Marine Reserve: Fishing and gathering of marine life is prohibited. Boats may be launched and retrieved only in designated areas and may be anchored within the reserve only during daylight hours.
- South La Jolla State Marine Reserve: Fishing and gathering of marine life is prohibited.
- South La Jolla State Marine Conservation Area: Fishing and gathering of marine life is prohibited except the recreational hook-and-line fishing for pelagic finfish, including Pacific bonito.


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LONG HILL TWP. The Long Hill Blaze, an AAU baseball team since 1997, is seeking players to fill its roster for 2002. Last year's 18-and-under team participated in a Florida tournament, reaching the semifinals. The Blaze will play in an independent league and participate in several tournaments. Play will begin in April, initially on Sundays. Those interested should contact Jeffrey Smedley at (908) 903-0297 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Long Hill ski trip planned Feb. 23
LONG HILL TWP. The Long Hill Township Recreation Advisory Committee is sponsoring a ski trip to Hunter Mountain in upstate New York Saturday, Feb. 23. Rates, including a lift ticket, bus transportation and refreshments, are $50 for adults, $45 for young adults ages 13 to 22, $40 for juniors age 7 to 12, an d $50 for beginners. To make early reservations for a half or full day of ski school or daycare, call (800) 486-8376, ext. 389. To register, visit Town Hall weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. or mail a registration to Long Hill Township Recreation, 1802 Long Hill Road, Millington, N.J . 07946, Attn: Ski Trip. Space is limited, and reservations are first come, first served. For more information about the trip, call (908) 580-1850.
Long Hill 7th grade girls top Warren, 40-29
LONG HILL TWP. The township's 7th grade traveling girls' basketball team posted a 40-29 victory over Warren Township on Thursday, Feb. 7. Long Hill took command in the third quarter, outscoring Warren 14-8 for a 30 -22 lead. Lindsay Mandato scored six points in that quarter, while Tara Tielmann collected 10 of her 14 points in the second half and snared numerous rebounds. Megan Kopecki scored eight points and Kelly Faig six for Long Hill, while Stephanie Clemente led Warren with 14 points. The win improved Long Hill's record to 7-3.
Devils hockey trip scheduled
A bus trip to see the New Jersey Devils play the Toronto Maple Leafs at Continental Arena has been scheduled for Friday, March 1, by the Knights of Columbus, Paterson Federation, District 38. The bus leaves St. Vincent de Paul Church parking lot in Stirling at 6 p.m. for the 7:35 p.m. game. Cost is $40. Call Ed Pniewski at 766-2476 for more information.
Warren baseball forms available
WARREN TWP. Warren Baseball Softball Inc. registration forms are available at the municipal complex, Warren library and SportsMinded Unlimited. The registration deadline is Friday, March 1. All Warren Township residents are eligible to participate in the league's softball and baseball program. The league is implementing a pilot boys program for grades three through six for the upcoming spring season. Boys will be evaluated and placed in leagues based on skill level. Mandatory tryouts will be held at the municipal baseball fields Saturday, March 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. for sixth grade and 4 to 6 p.m. for fifth grade. There w ill also be tryouts Sunday, March 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. for fourth grade and 4 to 6 p.m. for third grade.


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FBI expands anti-privacy surveillance from the air
Give them an inch, they take a yard. Such is the reality when it comes to government encroachment on privacy. That is why I seem to be the only non-conservative not ecstatic about the government classifying the Internet as a utility, or the celebrations by net neutrality enthusiasts. But that is another subject for another time. This article addresses a further example of "government surveillance creep"- a secret surveillance air force being operated covertly by the FBI.
Back in November I wrote about the proliferation of "dirtboxes" – devices affixed to light aircraft operated by the government which can spy on civilian's cell-phone communications. In this latest episode, apparently law enforcement has once again adopted not only the methods, but the actual aircraft used in military surveillance in the Middle East to once again spy on Americans from the sky, and thus expanding the skyborne-spying.
The never-ending drumbeat of intrusive surveillance tactics continues, just as small gains such as the USA Freedom Act are registered. I use the term "small gains" advisedly because law enforcement will still be able to access all the records it wants, and probable cause warrants are still not required.
It therefore comes as no surprise to learn that the FBI has been operating a secret fleet of small aircraft. It was the next logical step after the employment of "dirtboxes" and co-opting the Wi-Fi providers of airlines. Its actions, however have not gone unnoticed in Congress, and the hope is that Congress may nip the practice in the bud through legislation – though we shouldn't hold our collective breaths.
Liberal democratic Senator Ron Wyden (Oregon), a staunch advocate of privacy rights, declared that "Americans' privacy rights don't stop at the treetops." He has attracted bi-partisan support from a Republican colleague, Dean Heller (Nevada) for his legislation, the Protecting Individuals from Mass Aerial Surveillance Act.
The initiative comes two weeks after the Associated Press "traced at least 50 aircraft back to the FBI and identified more than 100 flights in 11 states over a 30-day period since late April, orbiting major cities and rural areas." The planes, using battlefield-tested technology such as day/night hi-def hi-res imagery, are in use all over the US. More troubling for transparency purpose, the planes ownership was hidden using fake company registrations.
The proposed legislation would render any evidence gathered through such means inadmissible in court if obtained without a warrant, and would also prohibit private carriers from participating in any such nefarious practices in collaboration with government agencies. Heller claims the measure would protect the public "from being trampled by the government's intrusion from above and provide much needed clarity on what authority the federal government has related to aerial surveillance." But does the bill go far enough?
Before we get too excited, it should be pointed out that there are loopholes – just as there are in the USA Freedom Act which didn't put a dent in probable-cause warrant abuse. In this case, local and state law enforcement is not covered. You can see the obvious shortcomings here with the FBI getting around the law by co-opting the locals. Anyone following the stingray saga knows how that works. Local jurisdictions, at the behest of the FBI, were sacrificing convictions rather than expose the stingray technology to the courts or the public. All accomplished with the blessing, nay the coercion of the FBI.
Other troubling loopholes are also apparent in the law not applying to immigration patrols within 25 miles of a land border, wildlife management, or illegal marijuana growing operations. Again, it is rife for abuse using these exigent conditions as possible go-arounds. Yet despite the obvious bowing to law enforcement, the bill may never become law, as lawmakers are loath to demand probable-cause warrants to protect Americans' privacy.
President Obama came into office with the promise that he would end the heavy-handed assault on privacy experienced during the Bush Administration in the aftermath of 9/11. Sadly, he seems to have doubled-down on those policies, and in the bargain has trampled transparency. What's more alarming is that as his feeble presidency winds down, the horizon is peopled by possible successors who either have been part of his posse, or likely proponents of Bush's programs.


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Karen, a young psychiatric nurse, boards the last subway train of the night only to have it stop in the middle of the tunnel. Suddenly, her nightmare begins: a mysterious cult has decided that it's the end of the world and the only way to save the souls of the living is to kill them in cold blood. As those around her are brutally murdered, Karen and a handful of survivors must face the homicidal cult, supernatural forces and their own fears of Armageddon in order to survive.
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The Zeitgeist Chamber Orchestra are a group of young musicians who move seamlessly between styles, genres and musical eras. Conducted by their founder Sam Poppleton, they share an appetite for juxtaposing familiar and adventurous repertoire for between 10-20 instrumentalists. Recent performances have included Mozart's Gran Partita at Clifton International Festival of Music, Bach's St John Passion at Ely Cathedral in aid of the Oxfam Syria Crisis Appeal and Arnold Schoenberg's rarely heard masterpiece Chamber Symphony no.1 at various venues across London and the south of England. This special performance at the museum promises to be an exceptional evening of music-making, with the opportunity to see the Brian Graham exhibition and enjoy a glass of wine beforehand.
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The man accused in a horrific drunken driving crash that killed a 21-year-old Brooklyn woman on the Williamsburg Bridge was driving almost double the speed limit at the time, according to a criminal complaint.
Stefan Hoyte, 26, is facing numerous charges following the crash that killed Amanda Miner, of Williamsburg, about 3:15 a.m. Thursday.
Miner was in the backseat of a 2013 Infinity four-door sedan, with Hoyte behind the wheel, heading eastbound on the bridge when the vehicle struck the median that divides the inner and outer lanes and then struck a support pillar, police said. The car split in half, and Miner was thrown from the vehicle. She was pronounced dead at the scene, according to cops.
Miner's boyfriend, a 24-year-old fellow traffic agent, was sitting in the passenger seat at the time of the crash, according to a source. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital Center with minor injuries, police said.
When officers arrived on the scene, police said Hoyte, an NYPD Traffic Enforcement Agent who was off-duty at the time, admitted he was the driver and appeared to be drunk.
According to officers, Hoyte admitted he was driving about 50 or 60 miles per hour at the time of the crash, the complaint said. The speed limit for the bridge is 35 miles per hour. Additionally, officers reported that Hoyte admitted to having two alcoholic drinks at a bar before the crash. He had a blood-alcohol level of 0.103 percent, according to a source. That blood-alcohol limit would have been above New York's 0.08 percent limit.
Officers said Hoyte smelled of alcohol, was unsteady on his feet and had watery eyes, according to the complaint.
Hoyte, who has been suspended from the police department, was arraigned on charges of second-degree vehicular manslaughter, driving while intoxicated and assault, the Manhattan District Attorney's office said. Bail was set at $100,000 cash or bond and he is due back in court on Tuesday, March 21, 2017.
This is the fourth time Hoyte has been suspended from the police department, according to a source, though the reason for the three prior suspensions were not immediately clear.
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The modern US plantation – The shameful state of college sports without integrity, dignity or sportsmanship and with student athletes exploited as cannon fodder: US Black schools paid to take a whipping. Small schools are unable to properly fund their athletic teams without sending their football and basketball teams out for a complete humiliation while risking injury. | JOE NOCERA
CLEMSON, S.C. (Sept. 18) — Clemson played South Carolina State in college football on Saturday. Both universities field Division I teams, and that is pretty much where the similarities end in terms of athletics.
The No. 5 Tigers have an $83.5 million athletic budget, which includes six strength and conditioning coaches, and chartered jets for some road games. South Carolina State, a historically black school, has an athletic budget of a little more than $9 million and just one strength coach. It travels to games on a bus. Continue reading


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I found some nice graphics in the PAC Display Symbol Factory. However, when I export them to a .svg file and try to add them to Groov, there is a file but it's not an image. I watched the video on working with SVG files but that is being done on a Mac. Is there something I need to do on my PC or in my browser? I was hoping the graphics would be independent of that as I'm looking to build an app I can distribute,
Our graphics guy here at Opto tried this as well some time back.He found the Symbol Factory SVG format to rather old - you know what they say about standards right? Standards are great because there are so many to chose from.....
There may or may not be a way to 'wash' the exported SVG from Symbol Factory to bring it up to date, or you may need to hand edit the SVG file... But at any rate, that's the problem, its not groov, or your browser, its the old format.
Our free SVG library: http://groov.com/svg-library/ can be used by anyone w/a browser, mac/PC shouldn't matter. Also, if it's missing something you'd like, our talented graphic designer who built that often has time for requests so don't be shy about suggesting an addition to that library!
I did look at the SVG library but all the good ones are in the Symbol Factory. Just kidding!
Here's what I did to fix it. I downloaded Inkscape, https://inkscape.org/en/, an open source graphics program in which you can edit SVG files. When I installed it, I associated the .svg extension with Inkscape. I then exported the Symbol Factory graphic as a SVG file, opened it in Inkscape, and then saved it again. That seemed to do the trick as I could then save it to my Image Library.
Inkscape is not for the faint of heart if your not a graphics person, which I'm not, but this little trick works.
Nice. Thanks for reporting back that Inkscape does the wash and tweaks the standard... Nice one.
(And yes, I have attempted to use Inkscape in a previous life (I know one of the primary developers) and wow, that's some learning curve - but its an attractive option (free and cross platform) for a simple open -> save process).
Yah, just export them out of symbol factory as jpeg....
Btw guys, those of you who are saying to yourself, "man is this thing labor intensive..." I have one little tidbit that might help, I just discovered that you can select a whole set of objects that need the same tag and then select one tag for all. It works and if you have several object say several pilots that need the same tag that has several states, this will get you all of them tagged in one effort.
How many of you want "find and replace" for Groov?


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Unanswered: row color change based on data selected or entered
I need the row color to change to purple if the number 202 is selected (in a field) from the form and also if it is entered directly on the datasheet.
I am a newbie and really need some help.
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While the last two versions of Access have a native function, I believe, for 'highlighting' alternate rows in a Datatsheet View Form, there is no provision for doing this kind of thing. And there really is no 'row' per se, but using Conditional Formatting you can, for instance, change the Back Color of all Controls, or the Font Color to kind of imitate this effect.
Assuming you're running Access 2000 or later. We'll call the Control you're speaking of TargetTextbox.
- In Design View, select each Control that you want to format. You can do all of them at once by holding down <Shift> and Left Clicking on each of them in turn.
- On the menu go to Format ‑ Conditional Format
- Under Condition1 use the down arrow to select Expression Is
- In the next box type in: [TargetTextbox] = 202
- Now select the formatting you want when this condition is true.
- You're done.
In Single View and Continuous View the formatting is instantaneous, but in Datasheet View there always seems to be a very slight hesitation when the form first loads. Don't know why this happens.
Linq ;0)>Hope this helps!
The problem with making anything foolproof...is that fools are so darn ingenious!
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06-30-11, 11:00 #3Registered User
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I did something wrong...
Hi I followed your directions but it did not turn the records purple. I am not sure what I did wrong. I use Access 2010. In the "Form", I followed your instructions and tried this several times.
BTW Thank you for answering my call for help!


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As you may notice in my review of Incorruptible #26, I'm a bit concerned over the nature of the crossover, which sparked a debate with my local comic book guy.
I had a conversation this past week with my Comic Book Shop Guy about Irredeemable and Incorruptible, and the nature of the current "crossover event." While he hadn't gotten around to reading it yet, he claimed the whole idea was absurd because the entire series was a crossover, and that while you could appreciate Irredeemable without reading Incorruptible, the opposite was impossible. I disagreed vehemently, claiming all they had in common was a shared universe. Eventually we came to a consensus that it was necessary to read the first issue or so of Irredeemable in order to appreciate and understand where Incorruptible came from, it wasn't necessary to read ALL of Irredeemable to enjoy Incorruptible.
What are your thoughts? Do you read just one of the series, or both? Do you feel you'd get more by reading both of them?
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I have really only read Irredeemable. This current cross-over has done a nice job of fleshing out the back story, but you can get by without Incorruptable.
Overall, I agree with your consensus.
Picked up the first couple of trades of Incorruptilbe, and now I just want to read my Irredeeamble and not warry about Max Damage – ever!


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To the idiots at the downtown pizza place who refused service to my hungry 5 year old: When I asked to have a slice of cheese pizza from the pie freshly pulled from the oven, instead of the crusty, obviously ready for the compost heap, single slice of cheese pizza left on the counter, I was informed that it was against your policy. According to your company, you were required to sell the "old" piece before you could serve the fresh pizza. It floored me! Never mind health department regulations on food handling and holding for service! "It wouldn't be fair to the other customers" and "if we did that for you, then everyone would want fresh slices and we would never be able to sell the old ones" were two excuses that the MANAGER gave when asked why on earth she refused to sell the fresh one. I have been in the restaurant industry for 17 years, and have been faithfully patronizing this "local" chain since I moved to Portland 7 years ago. This is the absolute worst customer service experience I have ever had in any of the 5 major metropolitan areas I have lived and worked in throughout my career. Congrats, downtown pizza idiots! You are the worst in the world! "I'm going back to New York City, I do believe I've had enough. "
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Photographer's Note
This is again taken in Colorado National Monument. We can see Independence Monument in the center of the picture. At one time there was a solid canyon wall present and two distinct canyons existed. You can see the outskirts of Grand Junction, Colorado. The tall features in the distance are the Book Cliffs. Again this was taken around noon. This shot will conclude our visit to Grand Junction.
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jjbach (9326) 2005-04-13 19:22
Hi Stephen,
Another great shot from this incredible place. Sharpness, colours, lighting are excellent. The depth wonderful. Very well composed!!
Regards John
poulinp (4530) 2005-04-13 21:57
Soooo sharp! With a lot of depth. A huge majestuous view. Simply impressive.
CliffW (2377) 2005-04-13 22:05
Great wide shot and yet very good definition - I can clearly see each individual bush. Great photo.
cam (9043) 2005-04-13 22:33
Beautiful place with a view worth millions.Good take
weswang (18223) 2005-04-13 22:42
Hey, Steve, No wonder you keep all your recent photo not posted, you have plenty of nice photos in storage.
This is another great view of the canyon. It looks like a risky place hiking to the bottom of this canyon. If anyone kick a rock, the rock would be all the way to the bottom.
An excellent view and a excellent center piece. A very well composed and well taken picture. Well done.
MoosicMan (1231) 2005-04-13 22:56
Hi, Steven, terrific shot. You have quite an inventory. I love the sharpness, the clarity, the contrast. It's just an awesome landscape. Thanks for sharing,
Best wishes, Matt
Well I have to say Stephen that this too is another fine photo that deserves much more than one dark green smile. i think I need a nice wide angle lens. But this place seems to call for it with its wide sweeping views. The ability to see far across this valley is also amazing. It is also nice and sharp. If you used USM you have done it well. Nice work.
Mishe (3533) 2005-04-14 0:24
Hi Stephen!
Very beautiful landscape.
Very well composed.
Kolyamour (1760) 2005-04-14 1:35
One more ineresting picture from this beautiful place. This tower really looks like Independence Monument! Excellent DOF and classical Utah's colours. I like these diagonal composition with grass and bushes on the foreground and clounds over the mountains. Great shot.
Thanks for share.
john_c (24666) 2005-04-14 2:43
Very effective shot, Stephen. The colours are natural and there are interesting little shadow effects. The tufts of grass in the foreground are a nice effect, lending softness to an otherwise harsh environment. Very pleasing to the eye.
thohau (919) 2005-04-14 3:18
Hi Steve!
You offer us another excellent shot of CNM! You took this photograph as well as the others posted on TE. I like your wideangle views, the blue sky and the horizon who is giving a lot of depth. Congrats again!
Cheers, Thorsten
aloyho (6798) 2005-04-14 3:31
Hi Stephen,
Another very impressive shot of a wonderful place. The feeling of wide open space is well captured. I like the texture and movement of the small bushes below. It is as if it is flowing down from the rocky mountain. Congratulations!! Thanks and regards.
PixelTerror (0) 2005-04-14 4:38
H iSteve,
Again here a wide and far reaching view with great clarity and colors, the subject may be centered but imo it accentuates its rising character and also shows well how it is surrounded by the cliffs.
Have a nice day,
jhm (167626) 2005-04-14 7:44
Hi Stephen, I can see this is the photo of Stephen, always perfect depth, good of colours and excellent composition!
My compliments again!
Great job!
nwoehnl (122) 2005-04-14 10:24
Another very good shot from this grand place, Steve. Nice vantage point, seemingly endless DOF, and impeccable sharpness. The fully natural look of the colors is also greatly appreciated. Nothing negative to say about this one, good job.
I'm eager to see you start sharing some of your D70 photos.
Steft (5975) 2005-04-14 13:10
Very nice photo of you again! This time, the horizon is not too sharp. The colours are good and you have again a nice blue sky which is decorated with some nice white clouds. Is the photo not a bit tilt to the right?
papagolf21 (118509) 2005-04-14 14:44
Cher ami Stephen,
Ce n'est pas moi qui me plaindrais de voir à nouveau ces paysages sublimes.
Le cadrage est parfait pour rendre l'aspect grandiose de ce paysage.
Excellentes couleurs avec une netteté parfaite.
Merci Stephen pour ce très beau partage.
Rockyboy (20598) 2005-04-14 15:33
It's so grandiose to see that place that I think we are always a little disappointed when we look at our small pictures... Anyway, you framed very well this senic landscape and the colors are great. Well done!
alvaraalto (25192) 2005-04-14 17:39
Hi Stephen, I wonder when your fantastic picture book will be published. I will order one copy immediately as soon as its in the bookshop.
Groet Rob
Tue (49598) 2005-04-14 18:47
Every time I see such a great, wide and impressive landscape, I'm surprised by this great piece of nature! A great picture again! :-D
quantabeh (5205) 2005-04-14 22:03
hi Mr. Stephen. Another fine view and perspective. I like the scattered clouds hovering in the sky in the background.
I like the independence monument. It just looks, so, you know, independent :)
thanks for sharing,
aznegrao (10316) 2005-04-14 22:53
Parece um ambiente de sonho!!!
As cores e a perspectiva são espetaculares, as sombras e as texturas, são elementos fortes nesta linda paisagem, parabens Stephen.
cessy (13647) 2005-04-15 0:24
is it really independence monument ? forgive my little knowledge :)
but it's really fantastic landscape, the land is so incredible plus wonderful sky. excellent shot
supereira (9576) 2005-04-15 7:27
Great view.I like the composition and DOF.Very good colors and contrasts.I like the contrast between the sky and the earth.Great sky,I like the clouds and blue.Good textures,light and sharpness.Well done!
jemaflor (108445) 2005-04-15 11:36
Hi Stephen,
Still a great shot, very nice place. Good framing. Interseting light and shadows. Well captured.
Jeppe (18654) 2005-04-15 15:46
Truly impressive landscape - the momument of nature well caputed - I like the fine light and colours you got as well - thanks Stephen for sharing with us.
Galmeida (12559) 2005-04-16 15:33
Excelent depth POV view of this great and beautiful landscape and scenery. Sharpness, contrast, great sky well captured and your very good way of view. All in one!!!
Quality work and as usual your great job.
rbcy1974 (20758) 2005-04-20 9:00
Hi Stephen,
Amazing photo with incredible detail. Very nice deep colours. I would have cropped the sky right above the cloufs though.
Nothing is small in America !
A very interesting pov on this famous monument.
alainh (33209) 2005-05-03 2:22
hello Stephen.
congrats for this one !!!
fantastic landscape, small clouds, sharpness, true colors, all what i like.
nbournas (3229) 2005-05-30 17:24
Beatiful panorama of a beatiful place I am hoping to visit one day. Nice contrast and balanced colors. Good job.
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- Copyright: Stephen Inguanti (singuanti) (15250)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2004-09-09
- Categories: Nature
- Camera: Olympus C-5060 WIDE ZOOM, Olympus Polarizing Filter
- Exposure: f/3.2, 1/400 seconds
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- Date Submitted: 2005-04-13 19:17
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Julianne Hough injured while dancing on Hollywood sign
A rushed Hollywood sign shoot that left Julianne Hough dazed and bruised has been cut from new movie musical Rock Of Ages.
Director Adam Shankman reveals the scene in question was part of a dream sequence – and Hough and the crew hit the famous Los Angeles landmark just before dawn to capture the beauty of a sunrise.
But filming left his leading lady nursing a few bumps and scrapes.
Shankman explains, "(Star) Diego Boneta fantasises about her character in a nightie dancing on the Hollywood sign. We didn't start shooting it until four in the morning and we were chasing the light.
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By Sally Squires
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Sunday, March 3, 2002
It was the quintessential plantation home, straight out of Southern Central Casting: 22 tall white pillars, arching double stairways, wrought iron banisters and even elegant, emerald green draperies that could easily have been made into a gown for a desperate Scarlett O'Hara.
And the best thing about Nottoway Plantation -- one of the premier surviving "great houses" along the Mississippi River, about 1 1/2 hours from New Orleans by car -- was that we were staying there for the night.
The Great River Road, as it is called, stretches for 45 miles through eight parishes (counties) along both sides of the Mississippi, from New Orleans to Baton Rouge. Several dozen historical houses line the river, from the days when the Mississippi was the mass transit option of choice. Not all are open for overnight stays or even tours, but you can see them from the road. A River Road drive makes a great side trip from New Orleans -- and the slow pace of plantation life makes it the perfect antidote to the revelry of the Big Easy.
I had saved Nottoway -- considered one of the best stops along River Road -- for last on my Louisiana trip, as a reward for my husband and 14-year-old son. We had spent several days scouting locations and poring through photo archives for a public television documentary on the Gillis W. Long Hansen's Disease Center, a place I've been reporting on since 1989.
The center, on a former 300-acre plantation in the town of Carville, has treated people with leprosy for more than a century. It's now a school and National Guard outpost, but about three dozen elderly patients remain along with seven Daughters of Charity, a Roman Catholic order of nuns who continue to minister to the patients -- a tradition that goes back to 1896.
In the course of my research, I'd stayed several times in the center's main house (also called Carville), a plantation home designed by Henry Howard, a renowned New Orleans architect in his day. It is a Spartan, somewhat spooky, place -- especially when the power went out during an electrical storm and I was the only guest. But Carville -- named, by the way, for Democratic gadfly James Carville's family, who ran the post office down the road -- had mostly been turned into an administration building. It was possible only to imagine glimpses of its former grandeur.
Then I heard about Nottoway -- a plantation home also designed by Howard and located across the Mississippi from Carville in White Castle. What better way to get a picture of what Carville might have been like in its heyday?
Built in 1859, Nottoway has long been maintained as a family home and now a bed-and-breakfast. It has 65 rooms (including closets), making it one of the South's largest antebellum homes. Commissioned by transplanted Virginian John Hampden Randolph for his growing family, which ended up numbering 11 children, Nottoway was the Trump Palace of its day.
Randolph got into a friendly competition with a fellow Virginian, John Andrews, who was building his own home nearby. By the time Nottoway, so big it's nicknamed the White Castle, was finished, it was the winner hands-down. The place included a 10-pin bowling alley, a ballroom, coal-burning fireplaces, gaslights and 365 doors and windows, so that a different one could be opened on every day.
Today, Nottoway has a friendly staff that is eager to please. After we arrived on a recent rainy evening, the bellman took our reservation for dinner; arranged for delivery of sweet potato rolls, coffee and juice in our room the next morning (our "pre-breakfast," as we came to call it); and transported our luggage to our room in the Overseer's House. Or rather, rooms.
We found fresh flowers on the mantel of our high-ceilinged, mustard-colored suite, which was filled with antique furniture and gilded mirrors. There was an oversized brass bed for my husband and me and a mahogany day bed in the adjoining room for our son, who said with surprise, "Hey, Mom, this is nice."
A private veranda ran the length of the house, with rocking chairs overlooking fields. After depositing us and our luggage, the bellman returned a few minutes later with a welcoming sherry for my husband and me.
Nottoway is one of the few remaining plantation homes where guests can stay in the main house (for others, see the Details box below). That was tempting, until we learned that guests in some of those rooms have to vacate by 9 a.m. for daily tours. But we never regretted our decision, although if we return in warmer weather -- and without a son in tow -- we might opt for the Bridal Suite, which includes a private swimming pool and patio as well as a Jacuzzi and wet bar. And it's not part of the tour.
There's an elegance to Nottoway, but it's not necessarily fancy. We dressed for dinner in Randolph Hall, although most of the other guests were more casually attired -- no jackets or ties for the men, sweaters and skirts for the women. The large dining room felt like a throwback to the 1950s, with good but uninspired food (chicken, pasta primavera, fried shrimp, prime rib, roasted pork loin and crawfish étouffée), except for a gooey chocolate-chocolate torte that put a smile on our son's face.
After dinner, we wandered over to the main house, where overnight guests are allowed to tour unassisted until 10 p.m. A few fun facts: The house has 4,200 yards of plastering, more than 1,500 feet of cornices and was built with two 10,000-gallon cisterns for rainwater. We climbed the majestic stairs, with their mahogany railing, and tiptoed through a sweeping hall and into the music room, where the Randolph children were tutored. We peeked into the dining room, where the 17-foot American Empire table was surrounded by Chippendale chairs and set with Sevres china for 14.
Early the next morning, I sauntered down a brick path under magnolias and past clusters of banana trees and tried to imagine what life might have been like at Nottoway in 1859. Leaving the grounds, I crossed River Road to see the Mississippi and walk along a levee.
Along the way, the chirping of crickets and cicadas kept me company, and I felt a sense of some of the beauty of a bygone era. I watched a hunter, shotgun slung over his shoulder, stepping through knee-high brush along the river and whistling for his dog. A blue heron waded for breakfast in the bayou. Fields of green tufted sugar cane sprouted in neat rows between small clusters of houses. It was a wonderful reverie, until the hunter fired his gun, startling both me and the heron.
Back at the plantation, after our pre-breakfast, we wandered over to the main house for the full plantation repast of eggs, pancakes, waffles, grits, sausage, bacon, fruit, cereal -- enough food for two meals. Then we joined one of the guided tours that runs continuously at Nottoway. We inspected the dining room again, and the music room, where a Civil War cannonball that hit Nottoway is framed and hangs on the wall. We were ushered into a bright yellow sunroom with white wicker furniture, and toured the master bedroom where, in the bedposts, Mrs. Randolph had hidden family money from Union soldiers.
The plantation was spared from burning, we were told, because at least one of the Randolph daughters was courted by a Union officer. In fact, Union troops camped out at Nottoway for three weeks. The Randolph sons were off serving the Confederacy -- two died in the war -- but Randolph never officially declared allegiance to the Confederacy, according to a brief history of Nottoway. Toward the end of the war, he holed up in Texas with 150 of his slaves, but upon his return, he signed a loyalty oath to the Union. After the war, however, nearly all of the Randolph daughters married and moved from the area. One wonders if this was by choice or pressure from the surrounding community.
Like other notable residences of its day, including Thomas Jefferson's Monticello and George Washington's Mount Vernon, slavery is a fact that figures centrally in the history of Nottoway and the other great homes along the River Road corridor. The tour guides don't soft-pedal the issue, but they don't dwell upon it either, simply noting when asked that about 150 slaves worked at the plantation. They helped construct the plantation home and worked in the sugar cane fields. The cabins that once housed them are gone. Today, the staff includes a diverse group of employees.
Touring Nottoway, I imagined the elaborate, days-long parties that were common in these homes during the mid-19th century. Guests at Nottoway -- and also at Carville -- arrived by boat from the Mississippi and stayed for days because it wasn't so easy -- or quick -- to travel home. I envisioned the excitement when one of the Randolph girls married in the second-floor ballroom (still a popular site for 21st-century weddings), and pictured her discreetly looking to see if her ankles were covered in the mirrored "petticoat sideboard" as she waltzed around the room.
Six of the eight Randolph girls, I learned, took their wedding vows in this floor-to-ceiling white room, with its delicately carved crown moldings. But one daughter, Sally Virginia Randolph, wasn't so lucky in love -- her fiance departed and was never seen again. She etched her name in the window with her engagement ring and never left Nottoway. Her ghost, supposedly wearing a long red dress, is said to appear in the music room from time to time, still heartbroken and gazing out the window for her lost love.
We never encountered her ghost, but for us, Nottoway was a rare glimpse of another world. If we had come in the summer, we probably would have sipped mint juleps by the pool, which was not open during our visit. Had we not had a teenager with us, we might have stayed one more night. But as it was, Nottoway provided the perfect, quiet spot to rest up for our next stop: the French Quarter.
Sally Squires is a health reporter for The Post. Her documentary on the Gillis W. Long Hansen's Disease Center will be released next year.
You can cross the river only at key points. One is the Sunshine Bridge (I-10 Sorrento-Sunshine Bridge, Exit 182, to Donaldsonville), which will deposit you near Nottoway. Another is the Mississippi River Bridge at Gramercy/Lutcher, about halfway between New Orleans and Gonzales. Or take a ferry across the Mississippi at Plaquemine-St. Gabriel. Ferries run daily, every half-hour, from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fare: $1. Just remember that there can be a long wait at rush hour when the chemical plants change shifts.
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Subaru Share the Love Event ® helps deliver nutritious meals and compassion to our Seniors
Mid-East Community Action Agency is proud to announce that it will be participating in the annual Subaru Share the Love Event as a member of Meals on Wheels America – one of four national Share the Love charitable partners for the ninth year running. Subaru will donate $250 for every new Subaru vehicle sold or leased to the customer's choice of participating charity.
"It is a true testament to the value of Meals on Wheels and the strength of our nationwide network that Subaru of America and its customers choose to give back to this vital service year after year," said Ellie Hollander, President and CEO, Meals on Wheels America. "Since its inception, Share the Love has helped deliver more than 1.4 million meals to seniors served by Meals on Wheels. It is our hope that this year's event ensures that even more seniors receive the nourishment they need to continue living independently at home."
This year, for the first time throughout the life of the program, there will be no cap on the total donation from Subaru of America to its Share the Love charitable partners. By the end of this year's event, Subaru hopes to exceed a grand total of $90 million donated since the creation of Share the Love.
By purchasing or leasing a new Subaru during the Event and selecting Meals on Wheels America as your charity of choice, you can help deliver nutritious meals and other important services to seniors right here in Roane and Loudon Counties.
For more information, visit www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org/sharethelove