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Home Tour Ideas Destinations & Attractions Colonial America: Uncover legends and experience history
Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Va. Credit: Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial America: Uncover legends and experience history
David Hoekman, Managing Editor
It's a long way back to Colonial America. And, it's easy to get lost when making the journey.
Thanks to organizations and attractions along the Eastern Seaboard, group tours can follow the footsteps of those who made their mark, explore historic sites and get a sense of what life was like in the long-ago past.
While history may be the inspiration for the tour, stay on for some modern fun.
Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, Mass.
Credit: Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism
After a hazardous North Atlantic voyage from England, the Mayflower arrived in what is now Massachusetts in November 1620. The 102 passengers, separatists from the Church of England, established Plymouth Colony.
Plimoth Plantation is a living history museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The museum offers a personal look at the lives of the native Wampanoag people and the English, who became known as the Pilgrims.
"At Plimoth Plantation, our group guests experience powerful encounters with history that spark their imaginations, delight their senses, touch their hearts and enrich their minds," said Rob Kluin, director of marketing and communications for the museum.
Sites include The Wampanoag Homesite, the 17th-Century English Village and Plimoth Grist Mill.
Mayflower II also is part of the museum. Although normally docked at the Plymouth waterfront, Mayflower II is receiving a full restoration at Mystic Seaport for the Plymouth 400 commemoration in 2020. The ship is scheduled to return to Massachusetts in May 2020.
Groups can set up a guided tour, arrange for a specialized speaker and book one of the plantation's historical themed dining experiences.
Stay for: Original artwork in a variety of mediums is for sale at Made It!, located on the Plymouth, Massachusetts, waterfront. Most of the artists are from Plymouth, the South Shore, Cape Cod and New England.
Huzzah! Tavern Nights!, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Boston, Mass.
Credit: Michael Blanchard Photography/Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum in Boston presents a time near the end of the Colonial period.
"We love working with groups and teaching them in a fun and interactive way about the Boston Tea Party," said Paul Lurie, group sales manager. "The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is an immersive experience, led by costumed actors, versus a museum filled with artifacts. Each person on a group tour experience gets to participate in a hands-on re-creation of the Boston Tea Party, and our interpreters go the extra mile to make groups feel like they are truly taking part in a historical event."
Lurie said the Dec. 16, 1773, Boston Tea Party was the single most important event that led to the American Revolution and, in turn, the creation of the United States.
For a unique evening experience, the attraction hosts groups for an engaging and fun Huzzah! Tavern Nights!, Boston's only Colonial dinner experience. Guests are invited into a spirited 18th-century tavern complete with live period music, rustic fare, historically inspired cocktails and a host of famous Colonial-era Bostonians.
Stay for: Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, plans to open a 40,000-square-foot addition on Sept. 28. The Gallery Expansion Project will include 15,000 square feet of galleries, a light-filled atrium, an entry for school and group tours, linkages to existing galleries and a new garden.
Historic St. Mary's City, St. Mary's City, Md.
Credit: Historic St. Mary's City
Historic St. Mary's City
Historic St. Mary's City in southern Maryland is located on the original site of Maryland's first capital.
The 800-acre living history museum provides a link to the 17th century. Guests make a connection to the diverse group of people who lived and worked there and shaped Maryland's history.
St. John's Site Museum shows how HSMC archaeologists use discoveries and research to decode the past.
Hands-on activities are offered at the town center; a 1667 tobacco plantation; the waterfront and Maryland Dove sailing ship; and the woodland Indian hamlet.
"As you walk down Aldermanbury Street towards the 'center of town' you walk with the knowledge that history was made on that path," said Sharol Yeatman, external relations manager. "Many visitors that come first ask, 'Where is the city?' They're surprised to see such a rural area. The answer I always give is, 'it's beneath your feet.' The mysteries of Maryland's first capital lie beneath the ground, and Historic St. Mary's City archaeology and research have informed everything we see and do here."
All tours and activities are customizable and can be designed to match a group's specific interest.
Stay for: Stop for a guided tour and optional tasting at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery and Barrel House in Baltimore County, Maryland. The brewery opened in 2018 and produces Guinness Blonde American Lager and small-batch beers.
Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Va.
Credit: Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburgin Williamsburg operates the world's largest living history museum. Virginia's 18th-century capital is preserved as a fully functioning city.
"Colonial Williamsburg is a rare place where groups can disconnect from the modern world, experience firsthand the moment of our nation's founding and reconnect with one another and our shared story," said Winette Jeffery, Colonial Williamsburg outreach and sales manager.
Nearly 40 historic area sites include 22 historic trades shops, historic gardens, the Capitol and the Governor's Palace. Colonial Williamsburg guests also can experience two world-class art museums.
Groups can come face-to-face with a Nation Builder: one of the men and women of Williamsburg who helped establish the nation.
"Haunted Williamsburg" is the only ghost walk to bring guests into the darkened interiors of Colonial Williamsburg historic sites. The new "Colonial Williamsburg Escape Room: Spies & Lies," features interactive trials of alleged witches, pirates and patriots at the Capitol, plus music and dance programs.
Enjoy period-inspired dining at four historic area taverns, as well as modern experiences at restaurants including Sweet Tea and Barley at the Williamsburg Lodge and HUZZAH! Eatery.
Stay for: Finnegan's Flyer, a high-flying thrill ride at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Virginia, opened earlier this year. Two pendulum-like arms fly progressively higher over the park with each swing, providing remarkable aerial views of the park.
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Harrison has bolstered his midfield ahead of the opening weekend with Former West Brom Academy player Sameron Dool.
The midfielder joins from West Bromwich Albion where he has been since he was 10 years of age.
Here is what Craig Harrison had to say his new midfield man "I'm really pleased that Sam has joined Bangor City FC as I've knowing Sam for 18 months or so. He is a player I tried to sign at TNS and also at Hartlepool. Sam is a very talented midfielder with a great passing range and great individual ability. Sam can also score goals from midfield".
The new Boss went on to say: "Sam is still only young at 19/20 but has a fantastic grounding at WBA where he was there for 10 yrs, playing lots for the U18s and U23s as well as training with the first team at a 17/18 year old. There is no doubt about Sam should be playing at a higher level and Bangor City have seen some very good players over the years kick on and get an opportunity back in England and I fully expect that from Sam once he has fully settled into the group and gets himself 100% match fit as he hasn't really played competitive football for almost a year,he will be a fantastic signing for Bangor City FC and certainly one to watch out for in the future. I'm really pleased to have him on board. 3rd time lucky from my point of view!!"
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Box office duds threaten Oscar ratings
by Frank Pallotta @frankpallotta January 15, 2015: 1:38 PM ET
Oscar Nominations in under 90 seconds
The films nominated for the Best Picture Oscar on Thursday may be critically acclaimed, but they didn't do much at the box office, and that could present a ratings challenge for ABC, the network broadcasting the awards.
The eight movies in the running made a combined $231 million at this year's box office. That figure pales in comparison to the combined $809 million which last year's nine nominated films made.
One of last year's nominees ("Gravity") made $274 million at the U.S. box office. That's more than all of this year's films combined.
"American Sniper," "Birdman," "Boyhood," "The Grand Budapest Hotel," "The Imitation Game," "Selma," "The Theory of Everything," and "Whiplash" are all critical darlings but for the most part have had small and limited releases.
After an Oscar nomination, unpopular films like "Birdman" often get a box office boost, but ABC's ratings might get hosed since many of this years nominees are relative unknowns.
The Academy Awards telecast is a ratings monster for ABC. Last year the broadcast's ratings reached a 10-year high with 43 million viewers.
The awards are also a huge social media TV hit as seen last year when host Ellen DeGeneres' "celebrity selfie" generated a record 2.7 million retweets.
But this year's show could possibly take a hit considering that the average movie-goer may not have seen many of the movies nominated.
A lack of known popular films was arguably one of the reasons the Academy expanded the Best Picture field from 5 to a possible 10 nominated films in 2009.
Yet, if history is any indication, many of these up 'til now unpopular films may finally find the audience they have been desperately lacking.
For example, last year's Best Picture winner, "12 Years A Slave," saw a 469% boost at the box office in the weekend after its nomination last year, according to Rentrak.
The 87th annual Academy Awards will be aired on February 22.
CNNMoney (New York) First published January 15, 2015: 1:38 PM ET


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Using PHP and Apache, S2 only sees the remote address of incoming requests as the internal IP of S1.
I would like for S2 to be able to see the actual client's IP address for logging, but after much searching and debugging I haven't been able to get this to work.
A rough sketch of how requests flow in and out of the system is as follows:

S1 does not use any applications (reverse proxy, etc.) to forward on these requests, which means that it cannot append a X-FORWARDED-FOR header (or any of the other proxy headers) to the HTTP request.
A truncated version of the $_SERVER array from phpinfo() is as below:

I have found this question whose top answer specifically mentions port forwarding that might be "messing with the packets", which appears to be precisely what is happening in this instance.
Is there any way to see the remote client's IP instead of the IP of S1? Is there a config that can be set in Apache or PHP for this? Or is it in the network layer and thus cannot be resolved in the application layer? I don't have a lot of knowledge about networking here to know what to search for.

A: If you're losing the client IP, then it's not really port forwarding. It sounds more like SSL termination where S1 handles the SSL and forwards the decrypted traffic to S2. That kind of interception (not saying it IS that scenario - just sort of like it) will result in the scenario you're seeing.
In this scenario, your best bet is to figure out the specific configuration / technology doing the forwarding and have it copy the original remote IP into the environmental variables for the request to S2. A simple way to do that is to inject the IP into a custom HTTP header so it shows up in your $_SERVER array.
But how that is specifically accomplished is up to the setup on S1, since S1 is rewriting the packets (the IP is stored in the packet header).

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Roland Martin Says Andrew Gillum 'Knocked Out' The Competition
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Roland Martin says "don't call it an upset," the competition got "knocked out" last night when Andrew Gillum won the democratic nomination for governor of Florida.
As expected, Andrew Gillum is "above the clouds right now," but says he's "quickly coming down because we have an election to win in November."
Gillum started out trailing behind other candidates and no one projected to win. He spent the least amount of money, and knows that he was not the front runner. All he has to say about the victory is, "but God." He prayed and prayed and his prayers were answered.
From now until the November 6 election, Gillum will "be all over television, all over radio, and all over doorsteps."
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I know what you're thinking, it's been a week since the documentary was released, which means every lunch table and social media head wants their two cents, and let me tell you – that is exactly what is about to happen here.
If you haven't already watched the much-hyped Netflix documentary Fyre: the greatest party that never happened, then I urge you to turn around right this moment or else be redirected to the trailer below.
The documentary is a Coachella experience gone Black Mirror combined with an event organisers nightmare. Fyre Festival was to be a two-weekend immersive music festival that quickly turned to disaster. The documentary takes us through the execution of #FyreFestival -which promised A-list music acts, Instagram models, and yacht parties — yet, instead failed to deliver on any of their promises leading attendees to flee the Bahamas as soon as they could.
We may never underestimate the power influencer marketing. With over ⅓ of millennials and Gen Z trusting an influencers word over a brand, it's no surprise that the social media campaign for Fyre gained the traction it did. The campaign which included influencers and models like Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner had a tremendous impact on the sales and marketing of the festival.
Jerry Media was the marketing team that managed the influencer campaign and produced the social video content for Fyre. They had 400 on-demand influencers with millions of followers post an orange tile on Instagram leading onto the official promo video and including the hashtag #FyreFestival that garnered over 300 million impressions in 24 hours. At the expense of objectifying the models, the festival sold out in 48 hours. Apparently, this is enough social reach to convince someone to fly to the Bahamas for a fake Blink-182 concert.
Jerry Media crafted a narrative of exclusivity and opulence all from leveraging social media. With great power in the social sphere, comes great responsibility. Since the release of the documentary they have tried repairing the situation by donating to the Go-FundMe started for Maryann Rolle, the woman conned out of $50K of her life savings to cater for the event. The societal impact on the island had local people out of pocket after spending weeks building a sinking ship. This begs the question, do we ever know if what we are promoting on social will have a positive impact and how can we predict the outcome?
With the race for attention being intensified, we are operating in a troubled social media landscape, where lack of regulation is rife and the buzzwords on everyone's lips are data privacy and influencer fraud. This is a wake-up call for agencies and influencers to be more discerning about who they work with and a stark reminder for brands to be far more transparent about who's being paid to endorse them.
In conclusion, there is a lot that can be learnt from Fyre. We are left posing other questions such as why Ja Rule? Why ransack other tents to keep them away from your own and of course, why put $12,000 on a wrist band for a three-day event?
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U.S., China agree on new North Korea U.N. sanctions, Russia has issues
The United States and China have agreed on new U.N. sanctions to impose on North Korea over the nuclear test it conducted in September, but Russia is delaying action on a draft resolution, a senior Security Council diplomat said on Wednesday.
The diplomat, who spoke on condition of anonymity, believed China could persuade Russia to agree to the new sanctions and that the 15-member Security Council could vote on the draft resolution as early as next week.
Since North Korea's fifth and largest nuclear test on Sept. 9, the United States and China, a close ally of North Korea, have been negotiating a new draft Security Council resolution to punish Pyongyang.
A North Korean flag is pictured at its embassy in Beijing January 6, 2016. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon
That draft text was recently given to the remaining three permanent council veto powers – Britain, France and Russia.
"The (permanent five members) are getting very close to agreement on a draft resolution," the diplomat said. "The key thing is that China and the U.S., who have led this, have got to a position that they agree on. So the issue now is Russia.
"The Russians are trying to hold it up but the Chinese are comfortable with it in terms of content," the diplomat said.
Two other council diplomats confirmed China has agreed to new sanctions but that Russia had some issues.
The senior diplomat said the draft resolution closes loopholes in sanctions imposed on North Korea by the council in March following Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test in January.
It cracks down on North Korea's coal exports, the diplomat said, and lists new names for targeted sanctions of a global travel ban and asset freeze. The senior diplomat gave no further details.
In March the council banned the 193 U.N. member states from importing North Korean coal, iron and iron ore unless such transactions are for "livelihood purposes" and would not generate revenue for Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
Coal is particularly important to the economic health of North Korea because it is one of its only sources of hard currency and its largest single export. Coal also is bartered for essentials, including oil, food and machinery.
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