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Morton's The Steakhouse - Arlington
- Address:
1750 Crystal Drive
Arlington, VA 22202Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Morton's The Steakhouse - Arlington
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.mortons.com/
- Phone: 7034181444
- Hours of Operation:
Hours of Operation: Bar:
Sunday - Thursday 4:45pm - 10:00pm
Friday -Saturday 4:45pm - 11:00pm
Dining Room:
Monday - Thursday 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Friday -Saturday 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Sunday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Private and group dining available. Contact our dedicated Sales and Marketing Manager to plan your next business or social event. Hosting a party at your home or office? Ask about Morton's Prime To Go and Prime Platters!* Availability may vary by location.
- Special Events: Morton's in Arlington hosts a variety of special events featuring fine wine & spirits, the best steak and a great time! For more information, visit, www.mortons.com/arlington
A word from Morton's The Steakhouse - Arlington
Morton's The Steakhouse, the nation's premier steakhouse group, specializes in classic, hearty fare, serving generous portions of USDA prime aged beef, as well as fresh fish, lobster and chicken entrees. The menu features a variety of favorite cuts, including a 24 ounce porterhouse, which is the house specialty; a 16 ounce New York Strip and a 12 ounce double cut filet.Continued
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Morton's The Steakhouse - Arlington reviews from OpenTable diners
116 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (78)romantic (56)notable wine list (45)good for groups (31)fit for foodies (27)neighborhood gem (26)great for lunch (15)vibrant bar scene (10)great for brunch (5)hot spot (4)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)Show More
- Great ServiceGwenieVIPDined on 9/26/2014Our waiter, Rachid, made our evening a real special night by being very attentive to our needs. He was very knowledge about the various selections of the menu and drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverpricedJJH1Dined on 9/20/2014The food and service was very average but the prices are very high. The number of managers that ask how you like your meal was excessive. My suggestion is that they need more waiters and fewer managers. The atmosphere was ok but it lacked any charm. Given all the great independent restaurants close by in Alexandria you can do better. Or if you really want a steak house, try Bobby Vanns in DC just over the bridge.
- Terrible dining experience.jamrsDined on 9/14/2014In 30 years of loving Morton's, I'm very disappointed with this last experience. Other than ambience, all other categories (food, service, and attention to details) was extremely poor. I would not recommend Morton's until they focus on getting their act together.
- Experience at Morton's Crystal CityOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/14/2014I did not have a good experience at Morton's Steakhouse on Sunday, September 14, 2014. However, I contacted the general manager and reviewed in detail. He has offered a resolution to the problem. If that is unsatisfactory, I will contact Landry's. Thanks for your follow up on the dining experiences.
- Wonderful, as alwaysBethVIPDined on 9/13/2014What can I say Morton's? You always get it right! And I don't know how you train your servers, but you have some of the best in the business.Special Features:
- Excellent Service/LunchFoodieVIPDined on 9/5/2014My friend and I lunch at Morton's a couple of times a month. We truly enjoy sitting at the bar having our lunch and shooting the breeze with Travis. Travis makes us feel welcome and takes care of all of our needs. Though the food is good the service we get from Travis is why we go back so often.Special Features:
- DinnerFoodieDined on 8/30/2014Great service and we were made to feel special, especially since we were celebrating a birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding SteakTime2DineDined on 8/30/2014Our dinner was terrific; our steaks were outstanding! Service was terrific.Special Features:
- Great!Datenight2Dined on 8/30/2014Went here on a date night with my boyfriend and it was great. The staff was very attentive and friendly. The food was delicious, especially the green beans (best I've ever had!). The summer deal for $40 couldn't be beat. We will definitely be coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Great DinnerMikeMVIPDined on 8/29/2014We always have a great time at Morton's in Arlington. Food is always great and we are treated like family! Highly recommend!Special Features:
- Great mealJustineVIPDined on 8/24/2014We enjoyed eating out to complete the celebration of my husband's birthday. He enjoyed his food and mine. I would eat here again.Special Features:
- newguyDined on 8/23/2014The lobster bisque was very poor. no taste or lobster. It cost #15.00 I was about to turn it back, but felt bad.
- Lobster Lovers take NoteBimmertimVIPDined on 8/22/2014Last Friday was the semi-annual Lobster Sale with a 2lber going for 34.99. We expected service to be slow but after the craziness of Restaurant Week and Filet Mignon Day the staff is now expert at handling these crowds and our group of ten had a remarkable experience - including six lobsters that were on the high side of 2lbs. Of course those in our party that only eat meat were not disappointed as the Chef is an artist when it comes to steaks & chops. If you have not had the lamb chops butterflied and cajuned you are missing a treat. Not one person at our table was disappointed and our server Travis was on top of every detail. The manager stopped by numerous times to make sure we were happy; not easy given the number of diners there.Special Features:
- Awesome surf and turfCherryBlossomGawkersDined on 8/22/2014We had the 2 lb lobster and peppercorn strip steak recommended by our waiter and shared each. It was awesome. We had twice baked au gratin potatoes which were good but the best side was the spinach and button mushrooms. That side was delicious. We went to Morton's to compare to Ruth's Chris which is our favorite, but we will have to go back to Morton's and get a filet mignon to compare. In all other respects, the two are tied!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- superb food, slight service hiccupOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/18/2014Morton's serves up the best steaks. Period. It is worth every penny. We also indulged in the incredibly amazing Shrimp Alexander, the creamed spinach, and souffle. Everything was perfect, down to the Maitre D greeting us, personalized birthday menus, complimentary dessert of our choice, and food. The only nitpick is a double oops for an "upgrade" butter we ordered. We asked for the foie gras/cognac butter, and twice received the wrong item (and all three were underwhelming). That being said, we will absolutely continue to dine at Morton's around the world.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The mighty have fallenIrishtiggerVIPDined on 8/17/2014This was once one of my favourite locations in Metro DC but with Stephen the manager departing it has fallen out of favor. Chef is still an outstanding master in the kitchen but aside from that everything has dropped. The bartender did not have a clue on how to make a Kentucky Slam or a rocky Basel. She was unable to be creative and make suggestions. It was the first time I left and got home on time.
- Pretty good despite serverPhilipDined on 8/15/2014Our server was nonplussed that we asked for the Restaurant Week menu, and seemed to warn us against ordering items more often than recommending in favor of them, but overall, can't really complain about the experience nor the food. Great steak and everything else.Special Features:
- Underwhelming, and confusingBlahVIPDined on 8/15/2014Cocktails menu is bad, high prices for terrible choices. Wanted a Prime Rib French Dip sandwich which the waiter said they did have and never have had, even though I had one in there before for lunch. He still insisted they have never had prime rib sandwiches, so I ordered something else. Pulled up the Morton's lunch menu online and sure enough the sandwich I wanted was on there, so much for them "never offering it". The waiter tried, but the entire evening felt like we were speaking two completely different language. I have no reason to go back.
- Restaurant WeekOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/15/2014Although the service was good, we felt like we were down treated because we ordered from the restaurant week menu instead of the regular menu. Our restaurant week experience has been much better at some other restaurants (and we eat out a couple of times every week).
- Never DisappointsOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 8/15/2014There are many places in the DC-area where you can get a good steak, but the Morton's in Arlington is our go-to place every time. The food is consistently amazing and the service is top-notch. The staff makes everyone feel like a VIP--whether you are there for happy hour or for a big celebratory evening out. Speaking of happy hour, do yourself a favor and check it out. The food is great and the friendly bartenders definitely know their cocktails.Special Features:
- Morton's Restaurant WeekSIdadof2Dined on 8/15/2014Went to Morton's Arlington for restaurant week. Went early (5:30 pm) to take advantage of happy hour. Had to sit in bar area in tall chairs to take advantage of drink specials, $7 glass of good wine. Noise level was high. Servers tended to pay more attention to the regulars. Had to request bread. Slow to refill water glasses. Salad, filet mignon and dessert very good. Side of creamed spinach pricy ($13), and not to my liking with nutmeg.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expected MoreDaWizDined on 8/14/2014I expected more of a special menu with unique creations for Restaurant Week. I was disappointed. It seemed like the restaurant provided low quality/low graded food items for it's menu selections. This is the time to shine and show off the creativity of the chef. I did not see that all with the menu choices. I have eaten at this restaurant and other Morton's across the country, so I expected to be able to showcase its phenomenal offerings to my visiting sister prior to her deployment. I thought Restaurant week was a perfect opportunity. Truly disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just as I anticipatedRonaldDined on 8/14/2014My wife and I dined at Morton's during DC Restaurant Week. It has been 40 years since I've eaten at a Morton's because I'm really not a steak person. This Morton's is in an easily accessible area and parking is very convenient. Our filet mignon was the best we've tried but the accompanying salad and vegetables were quite ordinary. The small desserts were very good. This cut-down version of a Morton's dinner was probably not the best way to judge the restaurant. I'm sure other meals would have made a greater impression. I'm glad I tried Morton's again and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to dinners who enjoy steak but I doubt we will come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Began well, ended in disappointmentDisappointedDined on 8/13/2014Reception was very nice and server was pleasant enough, but downhill from there. Had to send our steaks back to be warmed up; they had obviously been waiting long to be brought to the table. Too much time between courses. Even the bread arrived late. Too bad for a big-name outfit...
- A little disappointed...StuffedafterdinnerDined on 8/12/2014When I called to ask what was on the restaurant week menu (because it was not posted on their website) I was read their special Summer Finale 3-course menu which was not the same as the menu we were handed. The meat was not as perfectly seared as I have had before, my mashed potatoes were cold (they replaced these when asked), and the key lime pie was "ok". I just felt maybe their heart wasn't into this restaurant week meal.
- Amazing experienceJoneZDined on 8/11/2014Probably the best steak I have had in the area, wine list was amazing. Of course you pay for what you get, but amazing restaurant!!!Special Features:
- expensivesusieDined on 8/11/2014Always wanted to go to Morton's so used Restaurant Week to try it. It was ok, but I've had better steak. Very expensive, and not really worth the price.
- Terrible Service & okay foodOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/9/2014Pacing of service was terrible. Waited 30 minutes for appetizers and 20-25 minutes for main course after salad. Had to send steaks back because they were stone cold. For the price I expect everything to be perfect for a not so busy Saturday night.
- Birthday PrizeLPC490Dined on 8/9/2014Morton's provided the best Birthday Surprise ever! From the moment we entered till the time we left the staff was excellent the service superb and the food top shelf. The table was decorated and the special touches from Happy Birthday on the menu and the birthday wishes from the staff made it a special night.Special Features:
- Classic Steak HouseOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/8/2014Food was excellent, although a tad pricey. We had the summer special which was a big savings, which really is the only way I could justify coming to a place like this, lovely though it was. (They even charge more for their iced tea than other places.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic69erVIPDined on 8/8/2014Food is outstanding, service was great. Manager was helpful.Special Features:
- Celebrated our 3rd AnniversaryNeCeeVIPDined on 8/6/2014The food was excellent and service was top notch! Denise and CliffordSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversityOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/3/2014The waiter (BEN) was very professional and attentive! The service was excellent and also the food. My wife was very impress with the atmosphere and decor!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the best MortonswyerivermarineVIPDined on 8/1/2014No Maitre D' at front counter when we arrived. I finally went into the main office to find someone to sit us. After waiting a long time for service and drinks we ordered 2 filets, both medium rare. Larger cut came out medium to well done. Ate it anyways because I didn't feel like waiting. I know I should have sent it back. I just expected better when ordering a $40+ steak from Mortons. Also dark and dingy location. Ruth Chris in Crystal City is a much better choice.
- All perfect but new managementIrishtiggerVIPDined on 8/1/2014I shall start off with the negative since there is only one -- That being the new management I found rude and lacking. This is one of my favorite Morton's and ever manager up until now has been friendly with the crowd. If this manager does not want the store to go downhill fast he better learn to come out and speak with his customers. Now Travis behind the bar has always kept my wife and I happy little folks. A friendly and local bar feel with the elegance and charm of what you expect from Mortons. Chef has done tremendous job in the kitchen and I am a new 'lover' of the crab cake sandwiches.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/30/2014The lamb chops were salty and tough. Everything else was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding BarbobdDined on 7/28/2014The Bartender was a standout knowing his drinks and in particular the wines served. Food was good as was the table service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TamiDined on 7/19/2014Great service and exquisite food. The waitress sold the menu with her enthusiasm and detailed description.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maybe Tuesday was a bad nightHungrybutPickyDined on 7/14/2014Dined on a Tuesday at 7:00 PM. No one at reception desk. Ate in bar where service was slow although there were only two other groups eating in that area. Food was OK but not on par with other Morton's. Should have walked a block further to the Ruth's Chris.
- Great experience007ZDined on 7/12/2014Me and the misses enjoyed a great dinning experience well deserving of the price. Will return in the near futureSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Lions and tigers and bears -- at home?
What does it cost to own exotic animals -- and is it worth it?
This post comes from Giselle Smith at MSN Money.
What does it cost to own a grizzly bear, a wolf, a tiger?
Tuesday's exotic animal escape in Ohio has renewed calls for a crackdown on exotic pets and puts a spotlight on the practice of owning and breeding exotic animals. People are riled up on both sides of the issue.
If you want to purchase an exotic animal, you can probably find one.
The website BuyTigers.com, which bills itself as "the first real Tiger store online," offers a "Tiger Pack," including a 5-month-old female tiger, a guide, collar and three toys, for $13,400.
While dangerous breeds such as tigers and wolves get the lion's share of attention when the practice of owning and breeding exotic animals is discussed, most of the hundreds of animals listed for sale on Exoticanimalsforsale.net are less likely to kill or maim their owners: hedgehogs, monkeys, kangaroos, foxes, camels, and a giraffe.
The website offers this caveat for shoppers:
There are many types of exotic animals for sale in the United States. You will have to research the species you are thinking about to see if it is the right one for you. … Do not choose to get one because it is something interesting to talk about at work, or it is unique and will make people wish they had one also. These are bad reasons to buy one and the exotic animals end up in sanctuaries or released into the wild.
The site also cautions would-be owners to make sure their city or state allows such animals as pets, and encourages them to make sure a local veterinarian can treat their desired species.
Many companies that sell exotic animals list their clients as zoos, aquariums, educational facilities, and entertainment venues, but also sell to private parties. CJG Exotics, in Florida, states:
If you are looking for something special, please inquire. If it is legal and available in the U.S., it's very likely we can find it for you if not currently in our breeding programs.
You can, but should you?
But whether you should buy an exotic animal is another question entirely. Post continues after video.
On its website, Big Cat Rescue, a Florida-based nonprofit sanctuary for abused and abandoned big cats, offers a list of killings, maulings and escapes by big cats, and adds:
The following is a partial listing (616) of incidents in the U.S. involving captive exotic cats since 1990. The U.S. incidents have resulted in the deaths of 21 humans, 16 adults and 5 children, the additional mauling of 203 more adults and children, 226 escapes, the killing of 129 big cats, and 127 confiscations. There have also been 211 big cat incidents outside the U.S. that have resulted in the deaths of 72 humans and the mauling of 112 humans by captive big cats.
Instead of getting a wild cat or bear, perhaps you could settle for an aardvark ($5,500 on Exoticanimalsforsale.net), zebra ($3,500 to $5,000), a baby marmoset ($1,500), two-toed sloth ($2,400 through CJG Exotics), or a baby skunk ($350 at A+ Exotics). Chances are, you'd still be the first person on the block to own any of those.
Still set on owning a big cat?
The Feline Conservation Federation, a nonprofit organization committed to conserving wild felines through preservation, education and research, offers a handy U.S. map with information on current laws by state, and information on how to contact local agencies.
While acquiring a lion or tiger is not as difficult as you might think, the costs -- in the states where owning big cats is legal -- extend well beyond acquisition and feeding. Most states have specific requirements for caging (though rescue groups say the minimum sizes are inhumane), insurance, and permitting, though the latter is not prohibitive.
In Montana, for example, private possession of up to 10 wild felines or bears is allowed with a valid permit for a "wild animal menagerie." The annual permit is only $10 for up to four animals (or $25 for up to 10).
Big Cat Rescue offers this summary on the cost of keeping a wild cat, noting that rules vary by state, as do property costs (some states require at least 5 acres for big cats):
You can expect to invest almost $22,000 your first year into owning a small to mid-size wild cat, and your annual expenses will cost you around $2,300. If you want the big cat experience, the set up cost is over $94,000 and the annual care is over $8,000 IF you have no emergencies and no one gets hurt and sues you for millions of dollars.
Number of animals in private hands
The Feline Conservation Federation estimates that the total private-sector large-cat population nationwide is between 5,000 and 7,000 tigers, lions, leopards, jaguars and cougars. Some experts put the number higher, positing that there might be 6,000 tigers in the hands of private owners, says USA Today.
Animal rights activists have speculated that Texans alone own thousands of pet tigers, but Feline Conservation Federation executive director Lynn Culver said her organization determined that the state has just 312 tigers in 47 locations, most of them zoos and sanctuaries.
It's difficult to know exactly how many big cats belong to private owners because tigers born outside Association of Zoos and Aquariums-accredited zoos are considered "generic" and are thus exempt from the list of species that must be registered under captive-bred wildlife regulations. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering a new rule that would remove this exemption and is accepting comments on the proposed rule through Oct. 21.
What you can do
Given the risks and responsibilities of owning a wild animal, perhaps the wisest choice is to "adopt" a wild cat through an organization such as Tiger Haven, where your $53 annual fee will help feed and care for a great cat at its no-kill shelter. It takes in tigers given up by private owners who realized -- too late-- that they couldn't handle them.
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Actress Natalie Portman is one the cover of the September issue of Interview, and her interview by actor Jake Gyllenhaal is quite interesting. Read more of what Natalie revealed below.
Natalie Portman has confessed to her love of "dirty" and "obscene" rap music in her interview with Interview magazine.
The actress was interviewed by her co-star in new war movie Brothers, Jake Gyllenhaal.
Here's what Portman revealed:
GYLLENHAAL: Okay. What's your favorite food?
PORTMAN: Well, I don't think you can really improve upon Carvel ice cream cake.
GYLLENHAAL: I'm more Baskin-Robbins style myself.
PORTMAN: Oh really? I am so Carvel. Did I just bring us back to 1985 Long Island?
GYLLENHAAL: What song best describes your current state?
PORTMAN: My current state . . . I'm trying to think of a song that feels like sleepwalking. [laughs] I don't know. I've mostly been listening to dirty rap lately. That's sort of my scene.
GYLLENHAAL: Your affection for dirty rap is something that people really don't know about you, which I think is fascinating. You do incredible things for the world, and then you listen to just completely obscene hip-hop music.
PORTMAN: Really, really obscene hip-hop. I love it so much. It makes me laugh and then it makes me want to dance. Those are like my two favorite things, so combined . . . I've been listening a lot lately to "Wait (The Whisper Song)" by the Ying Yang Twins, where the lyrics are like, "Wait 'til you see my dick"–which is just amazing because it's whispered. [whispers] "Wait 'til you see my dick . . . " [laughs] Crazy. So I just listen to it like I'm a five-year-old, like, "Oh my god! I can't believe he just said that!"
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Florida House Rep. Carl Domino, R-District 83, asked me to propose a bill for him to consider sponsoring which addresses my objections to the dealer fee.
There were discussions with Ted Smith, president of the FADA, Carl and me about meeting to discuss this bill. However, due to the current automotive crisis, Ted Smith and his executive committee have had their hands full. I fully understand and respect this.
Having never drafted a bill for the legislature before, I'll drafted a layman's version, which I'm sure Rep. Domino and his staff can put into the language that lawyers and politicians seem to prefer.
Jeff Atwater, e current president of the senate, has been very supportive of my cause and I'll ask him to sponsor a senate version of the bill.
I have lobbied for two years to make the dealer fee illegal. In last March's legislature, despite my flying to Tallahassee, it never got out of the Senate Commerce Committee. I do not want anybody to think that my drafting a bill falls short of making the dealer fee illegal is a sign of weakness or a sign of my "selling out" to the FADA. My ultimate goal remains to make the dealer fee illegal, period. But I am convinced that there is a much greater chance of getting a compromise bill passed into law. This compromise will be better than having nothing at all.
After you've read my proposed bill below, please give me your opinion and suggestions by calling my no dealer fee hotline at (800) 809-9879. On this hotline, you will be able to record your thoughts on the dealer fee. Your voicemail will be forwarded to my e-mail via an audio file, which I can then forward to Rep. Domino and Sen. Atwater.
. The dealer fee printed on the buyer's order should be directly below the cash selling price and the column just below that should read, "cash selling price including dealer fee."
The dealer fees currently disclosed on buyers' orders are enmeshed in the middle of legitimate taxes and fees. Because the dealer fee is profit, and part of the selling price of the car and sales tax must be paid on it, it should be displayed as part of the price of the car, not as part of the taxes and legitimate fees.
. A car buyer should have the right to negotiate the dealer fee, just as she can the rest of the price of the car. Next to the dealer fee on the car windows and the vehicle buyer's order, must appear the word "negotiable." Furthermore, salespeople cannot tell car buyers that they "cannot remove the dealer fee from the buyer's order" which is universally the practice presently.
. Dealers who violate the dealer fee law should be fined and there should be internal enforcement by FADA.
Currently, there is virtually no enforcement of the dealer fee law. What good is there of passing a new law if the old, inadequate law is not even enforced? The fines should be severe and progressive.
I've had talks with Ted Smith and FADA about establishing an internal control system that would police dealers in different parts of the state. A dealer violator would be given one "free pass" before the violation was sent to the AG's office. I not only support this, but I believe this would greatly enhance the enforcement of the new law.
. A customer who can prove that the dealer fee was not disclosed as required by law, is entitled to 100 percent reimbursement of the dealer fee plus her legal fees and costs.
. Do not allow manufacturer/distributor group ads to exclude the dealer fee from their advertised prices.
This loophole exists in the current law. The argument is that it would be too "confusing" if a separate price was advertised for each dealer in the ad. If the manufacturer/distributor wished to run just price, then he must be required to identify the amount of each dealer's dealer fee next to that dealer's name.
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COOPERSTOWN, NY – Visitors to Cooperstown for the 2012 Induction Weekend, including the Saturday, July 21 Awards Presentation and the Sunday, July 22 Induction Ceremony, are advised to utilize several parking and transportation options in an effort to alleviate potential delays and traffic problems.
The 2012 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 22 on the grounds of the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown, one mile south of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Travelers are advised to allow plenty of time to find parking and transportation to the following points close to the Induction. Because of its small size – with a year-round population of about 2,000 residents and just one traffic light – Cooperstown will fill up quickly during Hall of Fame Weekend. Parking arrangements detailed below will be in place for Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22.
Two trolley lots, located just outside the village limits and color-coded in red and yellow, are available for those visitors in the immediate Cooperstown village area. Parking in these lots is free, and a trolley ticket good for unlimited daily transportation costs $2 for adults. Children 5 and under will ride free, and the trolley service will operate from 8:30 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily all weekend.
Parking spots in these lots are limited. Trolleys will run only from the lots to regular stops in the village. Trolleys will not run to and from the Induction site. Hall of Fame shuttle service will provide free shuttle buses from Doubleday Field to the Induction site, with continuous service from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and then from the conclusion of the Induction Ceremony until 8 p.m. on Sunday, July 22. Shuttles will not run during the Induction Ceremony.
For complete Hall of Fame Weekend information, including a detailed schedule of events, please visit baseballhall.org or call 888-HALL-OF-FAME.
The 2012 Induction Ceremony will feature more than 40 Hall of Fame members in attendance, and will feature the speeches of Barry Larkin and Vicki Santo – on behalf of her husband Ron Santo – on the grounds of the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown. The Ceremony will be televised live on MLB Network, broadcast nationally on Sirius XM Radio Sirius 209 and XM 89 and will be available via a Webcast at www.baseballhall.org.
The Museum maintains the following Hall of Fame Weekend hours: Friday, July 20: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday, July 21: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday, July 22: 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Monday, July 23: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Advance tickets are not necessary but are available by contacting the Hall of Fame at 888-425-5633. For Hall of Fame Members, doors open at 7 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. As always, Hall of Fame Members receive free admission. Interested parties may enroll in the Membership Program in advance or at the Museum.
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People in Boston, Georgia are reaching out to people in Boston, Massachusetts after Monday's attack.
Our Boston hosts a mini-marathon every October.
And while the small town's annual race pales in comparison to the one in its sister city, folks there hope to honor the victims during this year's race.
Boston, Georgia Mayor Danny Groover says Monday's tragic events hit the small south Georgia town especially hard.
"Of course we just feel bad for everybody that was involved and we do feel like we have a connection with our sister city."
Groover says Boston's Mini-Marathon was patterned after the official Boston Marathon.
"I sent a letter to the Mayor of Boston, Mass yesterday expressing our concerns, sympathy, and just let him know that we were thinking of everybody and thinking about what we can do. We just wanted to let them know we are praying for them."
And while the mini-marathon is significantly smaller than the Boston Marathon, Police Chief Ferrell Howell says security will be a bigger topic of discussion this year.
"My thoughts actually did come back to our marathon here. Boston is a small town, but we will be monitoring things closer. I think that's a very small chance that could happen here, but I bet the chief in Boston, Massachusetts probably thought the same thing."
Boston resident Sandi Shaw says her first emotion Monday was grief, but then she had a thought that surprised her.
"Oh I live in Boston, GA so I'm safe. And while I was feeling rather clever about that, this morning we woke up and found out a fertilizer plant blew up in west Texas."
But Shaw says she hopes they have a record turnout in October to show solidarity for those up north.
"I know this year when we have the mini marathon, we'll be thinking about the people in Boston, Massachusetts and very glad to be together and continuing a tradition that has been so much fun for this town."
Groover says he also sent a letter to all of the local churches requesting they have a special prayer on Sunday for the entire city of Boston, Massachusetts.
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You can always find something to do during the week. There are different events and seminars to attend that provoke intellectual conversation or laughter. Weekends on campus can be just as busy on campus. There are a number of bars that students go to on the weekend to blow off some steam and we aren't that far from Daytona or Orlando if you feel the need to hit the town outside of DeLand.Read More
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The leading email applications include new features for helping users secure and authenticate their mail messages, but each tool has a different approach to handling tasks such as signing and encryption. This article describes how to add encryption and digital signatures to the Thunderbird, Kmail, and Evolution mail clients.
Spoofers have an easier time on the Internet than anywhere else. There's no need to forge a signature to dispatch mail under someone else's name; all you need is a spoofed entry in the From header. The mail protocol does not provide any kind of protection against this kind of manipulation. If you want the people you write to to be able to rely on the authenticity of your messages, you should get into the habit of signing your email messages. The same thing applies to encryption: or would you really want a curious mail server admin reading your letters? Anyone with access to one of the computers that relays mail between your outbox and the destination could theoretically read your messages. GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG) [1] is a program that protects your messages against monitoring and manipulation. GnuPG is a cryptographic system that uses asymmetric keys. For the user, this means having two keys, a private key and a public key, which are generated as a key pair. The passwordprotected private key is kept secret.
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Inmates serenaded Sandusky with Pink Floyd: 'Hey, teacher, leave those kids alone'
Prison isn't the only punishment Jerry Sandusky will receive. The former Penn State assistant football coach was taunted by his fellow as well.
An inmate from the Centre Country Correctional Facility, who only identified himself at Josh, said inmates serenaded Sandusky with Pink Floyd's "The Wall."
Don't remember the lyrics to the classic song? We'll help you out. Here's what the inmates sang to the former football coach:
"Hey, teacher, leave those kids alone."
This serenade occurred in December, when Sandusky was first arrested. The coach went free on bail then, but is back in the same correctional facility after being convicted of 45 counts of sexual abuse. He has currently been placed on suicide watch.
In the December incident, inmates could not see Sandusky because he was held in a cell in a special unit reserved for sexual offenders, but at night, once the lights were out, the singing began.
According to Josh, the inmates knew who Sandusky was because they had access to television and newspapers.
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Health Care Top Story in Nation's Newspapers
The day after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld President Barack Obama's health care law, newspapers around the country dedicated their front pages to the historic ruling.
The Newseum's display of front pages, located in front of the museum on Pennsylvania Avenue, provided a backdrop for media outlets and reading material for passersby. The newspapers are posted daily at 7:30 a.m.
The Supreme Court's ruling was of particular interest to Carolyn Williams of Augusta, Ga., who was dropped from her health insurance plan and has had to pay higher monthly premiums.
"It's disappointing that our governor won't act until after the election," Williams said, while reading the front page of The Atlanta-Journal Constitution with two of her daughters. "But justice will prevail."
Ian Hainline of Chapel Hill, N.C., was struck by what the law was called in headlines.
"It's 'Obama's health law' in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and 'Health law' in the Los Angeles Times," he said.
Every morning, more than 800 newspapers from around the world submit their front pages electronically to the Newseum for its exhibit. The Pennsylvania Avenue display includes one front page from each state, the District of Columbia and a rotating selection of international papers. All 800 front pages are available online at newseum.org, and on the Newseum's Today's Front Pages iPhone app.
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Three Stocks I'm Most Thankful for This Year
Matthew is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
The holidays are always a nice time to take a step back and better yet, take a step away from the hustle and bustle of investing. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I thought I would take a look at three companies that I'm most thankful to be holding in my portfolio. Each one has provided an investing lesson that is nearly as valuable as the return that's been added to my portfolio.
Buy and Hold Is Not Dead
Background: I first bought shares of Catamaran (NASDAQ: CTRX) (then SXCI Health Solutions) in April of 2009. Maybe you remember those days in the depths of the financial crisis when you had to be pretty brave to be buying stocks. As a longtime member of Motley Fool's Rule Breaker stock service, I've grown accustomed to the need for bravery in buying certain stocks; SXCI was one of them.
What Made This Stock a Winner?: At the time, the half billion dollar company had less than a billion in annual sales and just $15 million in earnings. However, this disruptive innovator's growth was just starting to accelerate as they were just beginning to roll up other smaller Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM's) in an effort to offer a wider array of services to a growing list of clients. In the merger that created Catamaran, they joined forces with Catalyst Health Solutions in a deal that created this now $10 billion giant.
What's the Future Hold: In the three and a half years since I bought SXCI, shares have risen nearly 900%. While the company is unlikely to repeat those returns, they still are just a quarter of the market cap of industry behemoth Express Scripts (NASDAQ: ESRX), which gives you a glimpse of their industry's size. The industry is in consolidation mode, and Catamaran is already on the lookout for their next target.
Lesson Learned: Let your winners run!
Options Give You Options
Background: About a year after my brave bet on Catamaran, I took another brave step by adding "frankenfood" purveyor Monsanto (NYSE: MON) to my portfolio. What was different this time was that instead of just buying shares, I used an options strategy called a synthetic long. For those who aren't familiar with the strategy, it simulates being long the stock as you buy a call option while simultaneously writing a put option at the same strike price.
What Made This Stock a Winner: What's different about a synthetic long is that you use the equity in your brokerage account instead of cash or margin. In most cases, the broker will set aside around 30%, making this a leveraged trade. In my case, I followed along with Motley Fool's Options service and went with the $70 strike at a time when Monsanto was trading around $72 a share. Over the years I've written calls against our calls and generated more than $30 a share in gains, which is 50% higher than the $20 a share the stock gained. That's a pretty hefty leveraged return over the years of more than 150% against a stock that rose less than 30%.
What Does the Future Hold: With the global growth in the middle class we'll need an increasing supply of food in order to meet the world's needs. Monsanto's products help farmers increase production to meet those needs. I continue to have a lot of options with Monsanto, including selling calls for income while enjoying continued leveraged upside.
Lesson Learned: Options can be long term wealth generators if used wisely.
Income is a Great Outcome
Background: I've owned units of pipeline giant Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) for more than five years. Over that time, those units have risen nearly 90% while piping in a total of 28% worth of income back into my portfolio. It's rare to find a company that generates both income and capital gains to the degree that Enterprise Products has over the years.
What Made This Stock a Winner: Over those years, Enterprise has steadily grown by building new midstream assets as well as acquiring complementary assets. Many of the assets they acquired came by rolling up their former publicly traded affiliates. By streamlining their ownership structure, they've bucked the trend of their more complex MLP peers like Kinder Morgan, which has four ways to invest in the company. This simplicity has enabled management to focus their efforts, which has yielded excellent results.
What Does the Future Hold: I see no signs of Enterprise turning off their income spigot any time soon. They are working their way through a backlog of more than $7.5 billion worth of projects that will be completed over the next three years. They have plenty of growth once they work past those projects. Looking again at peer Kinder Morgan, they've identified more than $11 billion worth of projects over the next five years. There are countless examples that demonstrate just how busy the midstream industry will be as they race to build out the infrastructure we need to meet the needs of our booming domestic energy industry.
Lesson Learned: Simple, boring investments can be big winners.
Bottom Line
My portfolio has a lot to be thankful for this year. Investing in a balance of growth and income focused companies and holding for the long haul has led to excellent long term results. Finally, by adding options to the mix, I was able to leverage both my knowledge and portfolio for even greater returns. These are just some of the valuable lesson's I've learned on my journey to Invest Better.
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Cincinnati Police are investigating an overnight aggravated robbery that occurred around 10:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 13.
Investigators say five males approached two male victims who were walking in the 300 block of Warner Street. One of the five males produced a handgun and demanded property from the victims. After obtaining a cellular phone, all five suspects fled the scene on foot eastbound on Warner Street. The five suspects are described as: * Black male, 18-22 years old, 6'0", black hoodie, blue jeans, armed with a black handgun. * Black male, 18-22 years old, 5'10", black hoodie, blue jeans, white gym shoes. * Black male, 18-22 years old, 5'10", white jacket, gray hat, blue jeans. * Black male, 18-22 years old, 5'07", black hoodie, gray scarf, blue jeans. * Black male, 18-22 years old, 5'10", gray sweater, black skull cap, black pants. If anyone has information about this, or any other crimes, please call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
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World Wetlands Day 2008 -- UK -- Isle of Man
World Wetlands Day was celebrated on the Isle of Man in a very creative way, with a full day programme of discussion celebrating Manx Biodiversity, with special emphasis on wetlands. The day began with a presentation on "Healthy wetlands, Healthy people" by the former Secretary General, Peter Bridgewater. The well organised and well attended event was organised and hosted by the Isle of Man Government's Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, particular thanks being due to Liz Charter and Fiona Gell.
Talks that followed reviewed the wetland inventory for the Island, being undertaken to understand possible other nominations for the list, after the successful nomination of Ballaugh Curragh in 2006. Other talks ranged over species and area conservation issues, many with a wetland focus.
The day's proceedings were attending and opened by local politician David Quirk, MHK, and chaired by Professor Trevor Norton and Peter Bridgewater. The meeting was very well attended and reported in local media. Among the conclusions was the need to focus the efforts on different species and habitat groups more effectively in a "joined-up" manner, particularly through a unified publicly-accessible biological recording system. Work is on-going to sift through data for a second nomination from the Island.
Photographs show the speakers and chairs assembled together in the poster display area, Philippa Thompson delivering the results of her wetland Inventory and Chris Sharpe presenting the Manx Bird Atlas, winner of an award for best bird book published in 2007.
Celebrating Manx Biodiversity and Conservation
World Wetlands Day Event
Hosted by the Wildlife and Conservation Division of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), Isle of Man Government
Saturday 2nd February, 2008
Erin Arts Centre, Victoria Square, Port Erin, Isle of Man
10.00 Welcome. David Quirk, MHK
10.05 Healthy wetlands, healthy people! Dr Peter Bridgewater, Chairman, Joint Nature Conservation Committee, UK.
Session 1: Protecting sites of conservation importance
10.25 Introduction to session. Professor Trevor Norton (Chair).
10.30 Ramsar Wetland Inventory for the Isle of Man. Dr Philippa Tomlinson, Wildlife and Conservation Division, DAFF and the Centre for Manx Studies.
10.50 Areas in conservation management. Aline Thomas, Wildlife and Conservation Division, DAFF.
11.10 Manx Wildlife Trust Wildlife Sites Project. Jodie Robertson, Manx Wildlife Trust.
11.30 Refreshments
11.45 Wildlife conservation and the historical perspective in Manx National Heritage. Kate Hawkins, Manx National Heritage.
12.05 The River Management Project. Dr Karen Galtress, DAFF.
12.25 The contribution of the Wildlife Park to conservation. Nick Pinder, Curraghs Wildlife Park, Department of Tourism and Leisure.
12.45 Closing remarks. Professor Trevor Norton.
12.50 Lunch
The Ayres by Steve Wright
During the lunch break this short film will be showing in the Auditorium.
Session 2: Species conservation, recording and research
13.30 Introduction to session. Dr Peter Bridgewater (Chair).
13.35 Searching for rare plant species. Andree Dubbeldam, Wildflowers of Mann, Manx Wildlife Trust.
13.55 The Manx Bird Atlas and beyond - working to conserve the Isle of Man's wild birds and their habitats. Chris Sharpe and Kim Etherton, Manx Bird Atlas.
14.15 Bush crickets - living on the edge. Dr Richard Selman, Wildlife and Conservation Division, DAFF.
14.35 The Manx Bat Group roadside mammal survey. Bob Moon, Manx Bat Group.
14.55 Man at the Crossroads: Moths, Butterflies and Climate Change. Stephen Jeffcoate, Butterfly Conservation.
15.15 Refreshments
15.30 Rare and endangered species in the Ayres National Nature Reserve. Louise Samson, Wildlife and Conservation Division, DAFF.
15.50 Recording amphibians. Luke Simpson, Isle of Man College
16.10 Species biological recording - why and how should we do it? Ed Pooley, Mammal Society.
16.30 Discussion.
16.45 Closing remarks on species conservation, recording and research. Dr Peter Bridgewater.
16.50 Final comments and close. Liz Charter, Wildlife and Conservation Division, DAFF.


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AN investigation into an incident where an unknown man was thought to have attempted to grab a young boy in Popley is not being treated as suspicious, detectives said this afternoon.
On Wednesday it was reported that a 10-year-old boy was approached by a man in his 30s near to Marnel Junior School on Shetland Road at around 3.15pm.
It is was said that the man tried to put his arms around the boy from behind, but the boy carried on walking towards to his mum who was nearby, and they continued to walk home. The man then disappeared.
Police released an appeal for more information regarding the "suspicious" incident.
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The Word: Miley Cyrus's 13-year-old sister Noah is driving around LA
Stars: They're very different from us!
They are when it comes to driving, anyway. Apparently, unlike the rest of us who had to wait till we were 15 or 16 to get behind the wheel, celebrity's little sisters can start driving whenever their dads think they're ready. That's Billy Ray Cyrus's understanding of the driving laws, I gather, since he was spotted on Thursday letting Noah Cyrus, Miley's 13-year-old sister, take the driver's seat, according to TMZ.
Remind me not to drive in LA any time soon. I would hate to get in a fender bender with someone who still believes in the tooth fairy.
It looks like Noah's big sis Miley has gotten over her ditched engagement to Liam Hemsworth pretty quickly, as the "Wrecking Ball" singer is reportedly smitten with Rolling Stone magazine heir Theo Wenner, according to Radar Online.
"She's definitely dating him," a source says. "Miley talks about how hot Theo is and how nice he's been to her. She's definitely completely in lust with him."
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The Fear Factory, in conjunction with Paul Mitchell Schools, is hosting a classic car show on Saturday from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. In addition to the antique vehicles, there will be pin-up models, food, prizes, music, entertainment — including the Fear Dance Team — and a haunted house to check out.
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Calorie burning and muscle building are the obvious ways cycling helps you drop unwanted pounds. But that's just the beginning. Here are a few stealth and sometimes surprising ways that bicycling can help you shed body fat fast. —Selene Yeager
A healthy body simply functions better, allowing you to live more fully and, of course, burn more calories in the process. For John Turney, 63, of Concord, California, riding was practically doctor's orders. "In August 2008, I went to my cardiologist for a routine visit, and my blood pressure was measured as high. I had been really glued to my desk for the past couple of years, and my back was starting to hurt. And at 6'0", I weighed 218 pounds. The doctor prescribed weight loss for everything."
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At the time of making such deposit the officer designated by the Secretary of the Interior shall furnish a list showing the date when the money was paid to him or to his predecessor; the names and residences of the parties; the purposes of the payments and the amounts thereof, which list shall bear the certificate of the officer that the same is correct; that the amounts are due and payable; that diligence has been exercised to return the same, and that the sums specified have remained unclaimed for a period of five years or more.
Source(Mar. 2, 1907, ch. 2562, § 2,34 Stat. 1245; Oct. 28, 1921, ch. 114, § 1,42 Stat. 208; Mar. 3, 1925, ch. 462, 43 Stat. 1145; 1946 Reorg. Plan No. 3, § 403, eff. July 16, 1946, 11 F.R. 7876, 60 Stat. 1100.)
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With a name like Pixlr Express, Autodesk's new flagship photo editor for Android sounds as if it should be a relatively light app with only a few basic features. On the contrary, though, it is about as powerful a mobile photo editor as we've seen.
You may not know it, but Autodesk, maker of the design and engineering staple AutoCAD, has been in the Android photo editor game for a while now. Previously, the company's Pixlr-o-matic was one of the more popular photo editors on Google Play, but its newest title, Pixlr Express is significantly more powerful.
Upon launch, Pixlr Express's start-up screen lets you either take a new photo or choose an existing photo to manipulate. From there, the app transports you to the editing screen, where all of its powers are split among four categories: Adjustments, Effects, Overlays, and Borders.
The Adjustment menu offers a wide array of photo manipulation powers, by way of familiar tools such as Crop, Rotate, Blur, Color Fix, Brightness and Contrast, Sharpen, De-Noise, Red Eye Reduction, and Whiten. Dive a little deeper, and you'll see that each of these tools comes with its own settings, so you can micro-adjust any changes before you commit them. For instance, you can control the radius of the Sharpen tool and the tolerance of the Red Eye tool. These sorts of fine tuners offer a huge advantage over many of the other tap-to-apply photo editors out there.
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It was another successful event for Forsyth County as more than 120 volunteers gathered together for the recent Rivers Alive cleanup.
At least 200 pounds of debris was collected from along local waterways. The volunteers also filled 75 bags of trash found in 11 different areas along Lake Lanier and local creeks.
"We are appreciative of all of the volunteers who came out to make a difference in our community and the environment," said Environmental Program Manager Tammy Wright.
She also extended a special thanks to the city of Cumming for providing food for the volunteers.
The event, held on Nov. 3, was sponsored by Keep Forsyth County Beautiful.
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