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Morrison Clark Hotel - Washington
1015 L St Nw - Washington1-877-662-6988
Built in 1864 as two separate town homes, this elegant boutique hotel offers modern comforts amidst historic charm.
Guests will enjoy on-site valet parking, free Wi-Fi Internet access, room service, complimentary shoe shine, concierge services, and complimentary access to a well-appointed fitness centre.
The hotel restaurant, named one of DC's finest dining establishments, offers contemporary American cuisine in an intimate dining room or delightful brick courtyard.
the hotel staff could not locate the reservation.Venere Guest, USA
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Facilities at Morrison Clark Hotel
- Business Center
- Conference room
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Baby sitter
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Personal newspapers
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- Internet/Email services
- Valet service
Know before you go
- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Valet parking fee: USD 33 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Morrison Clark Hotel is also known as
Morrison Clark Hotel
Morrison-Clark Historic Inn
Morrison-Clark Historic Hotel Washington Dc
Morrison-Clark Historic Hotel
Morrison Clark Historic Hotel
Hotel Morrison Clark Historic
Morrison Clark Hotel reviews
- October 2013
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
the hotel staff could not locate the reservation.
- September 2013
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
Will recommend and stay again
- April 2012
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
When I arrived, I was "upgraded" to a suite. Not sure how much of an upgrade it was as it was on the top floor with a slow elevator, and I had to go outside to get into the room. The "suite" part was VERY small and looked over AC units and rooftops. The bedroom was a good size, but lighting in the bathroom was old and inadequate and the window looked out on more windows in the next building. I just pulled the shades and didn't open them again. But the location is terrific -- walking distance to all the main sites. The breakfast was not included, but good food and good choices; the service was another matter. The waitress took forever to come out and had to be "found" in the back. Then I didn't see her again until another guest came in and again, she had to be coaxed into appearing. It's a charming place, but I may stay at a national chain if I go again.
- February 2010
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- China
This is a wonderful hotel and I was impressed by its architectural style and the fact that it's a historic house in U.S.
- July 2009
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
My GPS was stollen from my Arm Rest Box, inside the car I left parked with the hotel Valet Parking!!!!! No signs of forced entry into the car, confirmed by Washington DC Police. The hotel is claiming NO LIABILITY! DO NOT RECOMMEND staying there and if you stay, WATCH YOUR GOODS!
- May 2009
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Argentina
Los cuartos muy peuqeños pero muy lindo, la sala del desayuno chica, pero esta ok!!, yo pague aprox 100d por noche que esta muy bien para lo que es el hotel y la ubicacion. Lo unico que no tiene garage y el estacionamiento sale 35 dolares por dia aprox!!!!
- April 2009
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- United Kingdom
Overall, if you like historic places, the hotel is the perfect choice as it has been beautifully furnished. The food in the restaurant was superb and I must say it served the best strong coffee I have ever had in the U.S. as normally it is dishwater weak! Most staff were very accomodating, with one or two a little grumpy, but not enough to matter. There are some refinements that need to be made to the listing though. The internet is not free. The gym has only one treadmill and does not offer much. There is no room service on the weekend. Breakfast items cost as follows: small cafetierre of coffee - $4 (very delicious and strong), orange juice - $4 (freshly squeezed and good), most expensive cooked item - eggs benedict $18, least expensive - eggs, and potatoes $12. Oh and if you want toast, $2.50. Having said that, all of the meals were well prepared and delicious. Dinner was equally good and tasty, but seemed to be less expensive than breakfast. Overall, I enjoyed my hotel experience though some items were incorrectly advertised and this should be fixed. The location was brilliant as it was near the metro station (a couple of easily walkable blocks) and the buses which took you to either Georgetown or Union Station or down to the mall. If you are used to big hotels with greater facilities, do not stay here. You will be disappointed. If you like hotels with character and style, then do stay here. Just watch what you eat!
- January 2009
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- United Kingdom
Restaurant not up to scratch, overpiced, average food, but then I was the only diner that night!
- November 2008
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Germany
We very much liked the hotel itself, it's a beautiful old historical building in a central location and the room was also nice and clean although nothing special. That we were charged too much for breakfast was a minor issue and got resolved quickly. But that we were charged the double room rate which was corrected at check-out but without being offered an apology whatsoever really annoyed us. This together with a not very warm welcome led us to the conclusion that the Morrison Clark could be a very good hotel if run by motivated and customer-oriented staff.
- August 2008
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
This is a really nice old Hotel, very conveniently placed for walking or public transport. the staff were all pleasant and some were really helpful, particularly a guy called C0dy. unfortunatly some staff had very poor English. The restaurant was very nicely done out. we only had one meal there but it was really well prepared and very good value with large portions. there was a nice little cafe round the corner where we had breakfast. There was a good. fridge (icebox) in the room but no safe. We had to go to reception to use the guest strongboxes, which was a bit inconvenient if several people were booking in or out. One critisism of the room was the light level, which was too low to read in bed. For us, this was a major inconvenience but I was told they are planning a refurbishment. We would happily stay ther again, and hope to do so in the future.
- August 2008
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- United Kingdom
The hotel is indeed a lovely building - just as pictureque as in the photographs. The public rooms are very grand, with tall ceilings. But many of the bedrooms are in a modern extension at the back. Mine was quite ordinary, and was rather tired, but it was spacious and quiet. The staff on reception were very helpful.
- May 2008
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- Australia
Over priced. Made to feel like an unwelcome visitor in a private home. Not recommended.
- May 2008
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- France
The hotel charged my wife's credit card of 1.5 times the room price. I'm very surprised about this because she has never given the credit card number to the hotel and never signed any bill or authorization for the hotel. Moreover her name on her credit card wasn't communicated to the hotel. I would like to know how they did.
- January 2008
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
The staff was always helpful and courteous with inquiries I had, and the hotel has a very nice ambiance. The room service menu was a little limited, but the food was quite good. Within easy walking distance to many attractions and two different metro stops. Much better than a generic chain hotel. I'd recommend it. The neighborhood seemed to be pretty safe, but I was a little skittish to come back on my own after dark - though I tend to be over-paranoid about that in general, as a single female who travels alone often. I'd take a cab back after dinner and evening activities if I stayed there again.
- January 2008
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
I loved this hotel! It was quaint and intimate. The customer service provided was superior and the location was great. Nice neighborhood that is very close to downtown. (10 min. walk)
- December 2007
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Italy
The service of restaurant inside the hotel is very fine and the "kitchen" is very refined.
- August 2007
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
When we arrived, they stated they were not that busy so they upgraded our room for no extra price! Very convenient to hop onto the Metro. We ate dinner on their lovely porch the first evening. Best Crab Cakes I have ever had!! I would stay here again.
- May 2007
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
A superb hotel at an extraordinary weekend rate. Two Historic Register houses, later used as the Soldiers and Sailors Home, have been renovated to a very high standard. What's modern (bathroom, climate control, sound-proofing) works, and what isn't modern (Carrera marble fireplace, antique armoire, high ceilings with crown moldings, overall spaciousness of room) is tastefully restored. The staff was up to the same high level -- friendly and helpful, without losing a beat in providing smooth, efficient service. Public areas are small, but they're not the point in this kind of setting. The Morrison Clark Inn is a real find. If you're visiting lobbyists in nearby Gucci Gulch, it's a great choice at expense account prices. At the weekend rate, it's an outright steal of a top-end hotel experience.
- August 2010
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Spain
- January 2009
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Sweden
- April 2008
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Sweden
- July 2006
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- United Kingdom
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- January 2011
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Italy
- July 2012
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- France
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Canada
- October 2007
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- France
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Room Details
Book your business-friendly accommodation at Morrison Clark Hotel, offering 54 guest rooms with climate control. LCD televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Corporate travelers will benefit from free (wired) high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones during their Downtown Washington D.C. visit.
For comfort and convenience, each guest room comes with a separate sitting area. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Refrigerators, irons/ironing boards, minibars and coffee/tea makers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Rooms also include air conditioning and safes.
A turndown service is available.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Mini bar
- Mini fridge
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hairdryer in each room
- In-room ironing facilities
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- High speed Internet access
Distances from Morrison Clark HotelWalter E. Washington Convention Center - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Historical Society of Washington D.C. - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Franklin Square - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Civilian Art Projects - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
National Museum of Women in the Arts - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Mary McLeod Bethune Council House - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
McPherson Square - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Friendship Arch - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
D.C. Chamber of Commerce - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Studio Theatre - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Smithsonian American Art Museum - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
Washington D.C. Madame Tussauds - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
National Geographic Society - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
The preferred airport for Morrison Clark Hotel is Washington, DC (DCA-Ronald Reagan Washington National) - 6.2 km / 3.9 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Morrison Clark Hotel
- Valet service
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I am going to start my first batch of wine and I am going for a blueberry wine. I found this site online:
The blueberry recipe is as follows (5 gals):
13lbs Blueberries
11lbs Sugar
1tbsp Yeast Energizer
3/4tsp Peptic Enzyme
2tbsp acid blend
Montrachet Yeast
Do any of you more experienced wine makers see any problems with this recipe or have any advice? What should I expect from this recipe as far as flavor, dryness, abv, etc?
Cool site. I like the table set up, as it makes it easy to read and nice and condensed. Not much scrolling involved for so many recipes.
I think 2 tablespoons of acid blend seems like a lot, but maybe not. I'd probably start with about 1/2 that amount, and add more if it's needed for taste later on. I'm not sure how acidic blueberries are, but you may have enough acid with much less acid blend.
Ok, so here comes the newbie questions!
1)Can I add acid blend at any time?
2)What does acid blend do?
3)How do I know if I have too much/too little acid blend?
2. Acid balances sweetness and alcohol flavor. It make the wine more tart and lively. Wine without enough acid will seem flat and dead.
3. I go by what tastes good to me. Some aim for a specific pH and titrable acidity. Go with what works for you.
Just a bit off topic here but can you save a wine that is too acidy? Like lemon juice acidy not vinegar acidy.
Hi Emerald-the mead folks buffer their low PH mead musts-seems like you should be able to do the same with a wine.
Just curious on how things are going? I have blueberries in the freezer that are just begging to be made into wine! Why, I even have about 2 or 2 1/2 pounds of honey too...:D Just enuf for a one gallon batch!
I found a different recipe and am going to use it:
I set the blueberries out last night and I boiled the water and added everything but the yeast tonight. I will add the yeast tommorow and hopefully be on my way.
I'd consider adding maybe 1/2 teaspoon of tannin to a batch that size. Maybe just a hair more pectic enzyme, too, although some folks can be sensitive to off flavors from it. It's never bugged me though. Since it doesn't bug me, I'd add a bit more to help on clarity, since murky wine *would* bug me and filtering does not appeal to me.
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Did Netcraft confirm it?
Well, his CR32032 would be amazingly rare.
Out of morbid curiosity, I searched "CR32032" on Amazon. I think that's the first search I've done there, that only came up with one item.
That's strange. I've never had a seller demand anything from me. About half of the purchases I've made recently gave me positive feedback as soon as the received payment.
Here's my experience. Buy something from eBay or Amazon.
Well, we've bought a lot of batteries from various people I've been harvesting laptop batteries for the 18650 cells to put into phone recharging backs so we can play Ingress for effectively limitless hours, and for eCigarettes. That's given me a look inside them, and what condition the actual cells are. Leftovers, I sell to friends and friends-of-friends at cost.
The recharge packs I have take 4 18650's, so if I get 2500mAhcells, I have a 10000mAh pack. I went with carriers that have a physical on/off switch, rather than the soft switch like the Anker has, so they can sit a long time without discharging. I haven't needed to change batteries on them yet.
Generally, I buy from eBay. I'm looking for the higher cell counts, and aiming for about $1 to $1.50 per cell. So a 8 cell pack I want to spend $8 to $12 on.
When I crack them open (always more work than it sounds) they all have the standard overheat sensors, which was the concern before about exploding batteries. They have all been wired well. Out of say a couple dozen packs, I received one that had a dented cell in it. It didn't hurt the performance of the cell, but since it was dented, I refused to use it or give it to anyone. Some of them, I've damaged the wrapper, so I re-shrink wrap if I'm in urgent need of them, or I dispose of them.
Regardless if it says on the listing that it's an OEM or 3rd party pack, almost all of them have had no-name cells in them. I did get a few true Sony, Panasonic, or Sanyo cell, but they are rarer.
They've all tested out to be the listed capacity, and they all have worked at the expected life expectancy.
The only big exception was the battery for my old cell phone. It originally came with a 1400mAh battery. The only cheap seller listed 1600mAh for about $10/ea. I used them, and they were fine, but they only lasted as long as my original battery when it was new. When they finally started failing, I pealed the stickers off, and the original markings showed they were 1400mAh batteries. If I had been paying extra for the extra capacity, I may have been upset. Since I just needed batteries that worked, it didn't matter much.
I played Ingress a *lot* with my phone though that period. That draws a lot of power, so I kept a couple spare batteries in my pocket all the time so I could swap them as needed.
My new phone came with a much larger battery (part of my selection criteria), and I don't play as much. I let it charge in the car when I'm driving. If I'm walking, still carry the external pack, just in case I need it.
So.. Pick something cheap on eBay. Look for listing saying they're "new". Don't expect a higher capacity batter to be any better than the original battery. Since you're looking for cheap, you can generally afford to get a spare.
but should NEVER be part of a logical primary key.
I wouldn't say never. The odd case would be in the table held data by the minute or second or the like.
But, i share your adamant stand against it it nearly all cases.
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Service comes with a smile at this rustic restaurant on Baeza's Plaza de la Constitución, and it's popularity with locals is a good endorsement. The interior is typically Andalusian, with agricultural implements adding a rustic touch, and there's a pleasant and shady outside terrace. Specialties include snails as well as hearty fare such as homemade partridge pâté, and suckling pig and lamb, and there are some local dishes to choose from—patatas baezanas (roast potatoes served with mushrooms), for instance. The daily three-course menú del día and the dish of the day (usually a stew) are a good value.
- Address: Portales Carbonería 13, Baeza, 23440
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INNOVATIONS| Aug. 10, 2012, 7:18 a.m.
ITU's highly regarded global ICT statistics are now available through the Google Public Data Explorer (PDE).
With Google PDE, users can now explore and visualize ITU's key ICT statistical indicators from 1960 to 2011 (where data exists) for about 200 economies worldwide. Key indicators include fixed telephone, mobile cellular, fixed (wired) Internet, fixed (wired) broadband subscriptions and penetration, as well as the percentage of individuals using the Internet.
ITU statistics are widely recognised as the world's most reliable and impartial global data on the state of the global ICT industry. They are used extensively by leading intergovernmental agencies, financial institutions and private sector analysts worldwide.
The Google Public Data Explorer platform enables quick search of statistics, and helps users quickly interpret data and statistics through rich visualizations. Using PDE, users can 'mash up' data using line graphs, bar graphs, maps and bubble charts. Visualizations are dynamic, allowing users to track trends over time. In addition, charts can easily be shared with friends or even embedded on a website or a blog.
"Teaming up with Google Public Data Explorer will greatly expand the reach and usability of ITU's ICT statistics, making them more accessible and allowing users to explore and visualize ITU's rich datasets," said ITU Secretary-General Dr Hamadoun Touré. "For the first time, even non-experts will be able to quickly and easily create compelling charts and trends analysis that will enhance their work, and will also benefit others working to further develop the ICT sector worldwide."
As an example, using Google Public Data Explorer, a user could quickly find out that mobile cellular subscriptions reached almost 6 billion by end 2011 and visualize how this trend has developed over time, as well as in different countries around the world; or compare internet penetration across countries; or learn that 30 million fixed (wired) broadband subscriptions were added in China in 2011 (accounting for about half of total subscriptions added worldwide).
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Monk keen for Ashley Williams to stay at Swansea City
Garry Monk wants Swansea and Wales captain Ashley Williams to remain with the club 'for as long as possible'
Garry Monk wants Swansea and Wales captain Ashley Williams to remain with the club 'for as long as possible'
Wales captain Ashley Williams believes Gareth Bale is the same man off the pitch following his world record move to Real Madrid
Manchester City youngster Emyr Huws has been included in Chris Coleman's Wales squad for next month's friendly against Iceland
Ashley Williams remains sidelined for Swansea's Europa League meeting with St Gallen, and manager Michael Laudrup has again urged Wales boss Chris Coleman to prioritise the defender's welfare ahead of his own concerns.
Coleman, who names his Wales squad on Thursday, will desperately want to include Williams in his team to play Macedonia and Belgium, with his position under scrutiny with the nation bottom of their World Cup qualifying group.
We have not spoken, I haven't had time. Let's see what happens in the next few days and what we decide for Sunday.
If Ashley is playing or not, I am saying he should still go with Wales so the medical staff can look at him and then do the best for one person, for Ashley - not Swansea or the national side.
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Chris Coleman is prepared to throw Gareth Bale into the fray from the bench against Serbia tonight despite injury concernsRead the full story
Real Madrid's Gareth Bale has gone for a scan on a groin strain suffered in training before Friday's defeat in Macedonia, Wales manager Chris Coleman has confirmed.
Chris Coleman lost his passport and then watched his Wales side lose their World Cup qualifier in MacedoniaRead the full story
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Tottenham winger Gareth Bale will not feature for Wales in Wednesday's friendly against the Republic of Ireland in Cardiff.
The 24-year-old trained on his own at Wales' Newport base this afternoon but his fitness will not be risked as he recovers from a foot injury.


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14 JanMaria Sharapova press conference before the Australian Open 2012.
Q. How is the body feeling at the moment?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yeah, good. I′ve been in Melbourne for some time now. Came here a little bit early. I was thinking of maybe playing a tournament the week before. Just thought it would be good to stay here and train and get ready.
I wasn′t really in a hurry to go and play a tournament when I didn′t feel like, you know, I had enough practice and all.
But, yeah, it′s been really good. The body feels really good.
Q. You had a set on Margaret Court.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yeah, it was good. I spoke to Craig Tiley a week ago and he mentioned the Kids′ Day, if somehow I wanted to be involved in it. I knew there was little doubles and stuff going on. I knew I hadn′t played a lot of matches. I thought it would be great if I could go out and play a set. It was good.
Q. Is the ankle healed right now or are you unsure of some moves?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yeah, it′s healed pretty well. It just didn′t heal as fast as I thought it would. But, yeah, it feels good now.
Q. Are you worried about lacking matches and starting your season in a Grand Slam?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: I prefer to be going into the first Grand Slam healthy, not necessarily thinking that I′ve not played a lot of matches. To me health is the most important.
Q. There′s a lot of the top players carrying injuries coming into this tournament. Is that a little unusual?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Uhm, I′m not sure. You know, it′s a pretty tough sport. We play for many months out of the year. My injury was a sprained ankle, so it was a little bit unlucky. Everyone has a few nagging injuries. It′s just part of our careers. It′s just how we go about it and try to heal it at fast as possible.
Q. Does it make it any easier to deal with?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: To be honest, I think everyone′s really selfish and just thinking about themselves (laughter). I′ll be really honest with you.
Q. Does that include yourself?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yes, yes, yes (smiling).
Q. You have the younger players on the tour emerging and some of the older players like Serena Williams and Kim Clijsters. You′re in the middle. Where do you feel like you fit in?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Do I need to feel like I fit in, placement on the grid?
Q. How do you see the battle between the younger and older players and where you fit into that?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Uhm, define ′young′.
Q. Early 20s, Kvitova, Wozniacki.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Because 24 is not past 25, so I would say that′s still kind of early 20s. I just woke up a couple weeks ago and I thought to myself, When I was 18, I′d be thinking, Gosh, would I still be playing at 25. Wow, seven years. But now I′m 24 and I wake up and I still feel like I have so many more years ahead of me.
Q. Do you remember your first year here?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: In the juniors or in pros?
Q. In the juniors even.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yeah, I remember losing in the final of the juniors and not being too happy about it.
Q. Just coming to Australia, what type of person were you, what type of player? What was the experience like?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yeah, at that age it′s all about experience. I don′t think there′s really a bad experience you can have. When you′re at that point in your career, you′re just learning and everything is coming to you. You win or lose, you′re benefitting from all of it. You learn if you lose the matches. If you win, you improve your ranking and so on, people notice you and all that.
Yeah, it was an important time in my career ′cause those were the years where I kind of went from the juniors and started playing more pros. It′s a pretty important transition for any player.
Q. Wozniacki was saying when she first came here she was 13. You got to be around the stars. Did you ever feel that way, wide eyed, not thinking, Oh, my God, there′s Steffi or Monica?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Was Steffi still playing then?
Q. No, sorry. She stopped in ′99.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Actually I had that experience more so growing up in Florida and going to the Miami tournament every year. I remember my parents and I would drive down just to go and see the matches.
I actually preferred going and seeing the men playing. I remember loving going to Marcelo Rios′ matches and having a good laugh, watching some fun tennis, Kafelnikov as well. Yeah, that was my real experience where I wasn′t there to play but just to see the players and to watch tennis.
Q. It′s hard for us to get an understanding who the favorite might be on the women′s side of things. We don′t know how bad all the injuries are. Do you see as a competitor somebody that stands out?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Is it any different than other years?
Q. Probably not. But there were four different Grand Slam winners last year. It′s tough to get a read on it.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: You just want me to help you with that?
Q. Yes.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: That′s a tough one because we all come in here trying to be as prepared as we can. This is the start of a new year for us. We′re coming off a little bit of an off season where we′re training on the things maybe we feel we needed to improve. It just kind of gives us time to settle down and get away from the tour life for a little bit. This is just where it begins.
I think it′s not just for you or anyone in this room, but for me, too, it′s cool to see how everyone comes out of it, where they are, where they′re playing, where their level is.
Q. What was it like when you went to Miami as a player?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: First time I went to Miami as a player, they had like a junior version of the Miami tournament. I think it was maybe eight girls. I remember playing Gisela Dulko in the finals of this tournament actually. We had quite the battle, one of those Court 17s or something.
Yeah, I think I won. Maybe I lost. I don′t know. I remember it was three sets because it was probably the longest junior match I ever played.
Yeah, it′s all experience. Like I said, that′s one of the most important transitional stages as a tennis player, from the juniors going to the pros.
Q. Is it fair to say that 2008 when you won here was the best level you ever had?
MARIA SHARAPOVA: I think throughout a two week stage, for sure. No matter who you are, it′s pretty tough to have a high level over seven matches in 14 days. You′re bound to have some letdowns, maybe conditions, your opponent, maybe just not a good day. I actually thought the final was probably one of the worst matches I played in the whole couple of weeks as far as level goes.
But, yeah, it was the toughest draw that I think I ever had in my career, as well, so...
Q. Then your level over the last year compared to 2008 at times.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: I think my level was much more consistent than where I saw it at the couple years before that, you know, following the shoulder surgery. It was a big step for me in the right direction. We talked about all my changes that I made in the beginning of the year, new coach, new racquet. Obviously a lot of uncertainty. One level where I wasn′t going up or down. It′s tough. You make those changes and you want to benefit from them, but you′re not quite sure when and how.
Yeah, I didn′t really start the year off on the best note. I lost here in the fourth round. I got sick playing Paris. Didn′t play in Fed Cup. It was kind of, Where is this going? Then all of a sudden things clicked because ultimately when you put in the work, it′s going to pay off. Maybe not tomorrow, maybe not in one week, but maybe in many months.
Q. Can you talk about the things that you′ve been working on in your game now.
MARIA SHARAPOVA: Yeah, I mean, for me it′s just being aggressive and finding ways to move forward and finishing the points closer to the net. I mean, if I′m running around and playing 10 , 20 ball rallies, it usually means I′m not playing my game.
You know, first ball after the serve, being aggressive on the return, the first balls are very important. Yeah, things like that, moving forward, getting faster, yeah.
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... something. Put something out there that wasn't in the world before. If you don't, that song, that story, that meal, that artwork will never exist. If you mess up, oh well. At least you tried. That is something I am learning this week and I hope to pass along that message to my students - there is freedom in failure. Just make sure you get up and do it again.
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Date: April 1, 2010
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Downtown businesses want one main thing during the city's five construction projects scheduled to take place through December — for residents and visitors to know that they're still open.
The city wants the same thing, so it is designing large signs to place at the construction zone that list the businesses located beyond the road-closed signs.
City staff presented its preliminary plan March 29 to business owners and residents. Everyone agreed on the need for the signs, but some had suggestions on how to improve them.
The five construction projects are the Palm Avenue parking garage, Five Points roundabout, Palm Avenue and Main Street intersection improvements, Main Street waterline replacement and Downtown Improvement District landscaping.
The largest disruption for businesses will come when the entire 1300 block of Main Street is closed to cars during the month of June for the waterline replacement.
Six-foot-high blue signs are expected to be placed where the road is closed, and the preliminary plan is to have each business listed in 4-inch letters.
But some felt the names would be too small.
"Isn't this to serve businesses?" asked Pineapple Square developer John Simon. "You want signs with more than 4-inch lettering."
The signs will direct people to turn left to access businesses on one side of the street and to turn right to access the businesses on the other side.
Susan Dodd, assistant to the city manager, said the city did not have the resources to direct drivers to specific public parking lots, so the arrow would just point them in the general direction.
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Because downtown construction projects are going to result in the loss of parking spaces for much of the rest of the year, the city has come up with a plan to push underutilized parking areas.
Susan Dodd, assistant to the city manager, said she encourages people to use the Second Street garage at Whole Foods, the Cocoanut Avenue lot and the angled parking on Gulfstream Avenue.
Gulfstream has 110 all-day spaces that downtown employees frequently use. The city will convert 53 of those spaces to two-hour parking for customer and tourist use.
Dodd said she hopes employees who used Gulfstream will now use the four-hour parking in the Second Street garage, the Cocoanut Avenue lot or be willing to park a little further away in bayfront parking lot, near the "Unconditional Surrender" statue.
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A look at ex-Penguin Goligoski and other trade deadline matters
Adrian Fung | Feb 22, 2011 | Comments 1
Now that the Penguins have made one deal already, what other possibilites are smoldering? Yesterday, Pittsburgh GM Ray Shero struck while the iron was hot, pulling the trigger on a trade that sent young defenceman Alex Goligoski to Dallas for a pair of even younger players: left wing James Neal and blueliner Matt Niskanen. Shero was originally reluctant to trade Goligoski, saying that he "made it clear to every team that called that I was not looking to trade him … If I was ever going to move Alex it was going to be for the right forward, and with James Neal I think we've found that up-and-coming winger. His best days are ahead of him … Getting Matt Niskanen in the deal was also important to us. He's a young guy, only 24 years old, and he's had some pretty good years so far in the NHL."
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When the opportunity to acquire young, affordable talent so close to the deadline presents itself, wise GMs will look to push a deal closer to fruition, knowing that the closing of the window for getting such a player is just one moment of hesitation and a third team's phone call away. Shero and Dallas GM Joe Nieuwendyk thus got things done yesterday, rather than wait until the haggard moments that can surely come one week later which often lead to desperate, rushed and regrettable transactions.
This is not to say that there will be radio silence in Pittsburgh for the balance of the trading period. Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports that the club is interested in a pair of 37-year old forwards, both of whom have multiple 20-goal seasons on their resume: Cory Stillman of Florida and Alex Kovalev of Ottawa. Stillman won the Stanley Cup in consecutive seasons with Tampa Bay and Carolina while Kovalev needs no introduction. He played his best years as a Penguin, racking up 149 goals over five seasons in Pittsburgh. Ottawa is in full rebuild mode and has already gathered four draft picks in four deals this month.
If the asking price is a lower-round or conditional pick, it wouldn't hurt to add Kovalev, a player who, when healthy and motivated, is still a dangerous sniper. After yesterday's trade, the Penguins expunged Goligoski's cap hit of $1.833-million for next year while taking on a combined $4.375-million for a net full-season increase of $2.542-million for 2011-12. Presently however, taking into account the long-term injured reserve cap space afforded by the Penguins' injured players, there is still $2.275-million available for this season, room enough to absorb the remnants of either the contract of Stillman (approximately $892,000) or Kovalev ($1.263-million).
As for Goligoski, Dallas acquires a 25-year old defenceman whose potential was not fully realized in Pittsburgh. He made the 2008-09 team out of training camp, joining a defensive unit that was missing injured top blueliner Sergei Gonchar. Goligoski acquitted himself well, scoring 6 goals (4 on the power play) and 20 points in just 45 games and was recalled from the AHL for 2 games against Washington when Gonchar suffered another injury during the Stanley Cup playoffs. Last year, he put in another solid campaign, scoring 8 goals and 37 points in 69 games, adding 2 goals and 9 points while playing every playoff contest. On defence, he was second only to Gonchar in regular-season and playoff scoring.
This season however, with the Pittsburgh defence significantly revamped, he became a surplus commodity. It's strange to say that for a player who played all 60 games of the schedule at the time of the trade and was on his way to setting new career-highs in every major statistical category. In 2010-11, he already scored a career-best 9 goals (4 on the power play), his 17 power play points were third-best on the entire team and his +20 was tops on the Penguins. Yet two factors ushered his departure out of Pittsburgh. First, his defensive skills were inconsistent. He often had problems cutting off forwards from sweeping to the outside, along the boards and to the net. He was not a physically-imposing defender, generally incapable of using his body to compensate when beaten on an opposition rush towards the goal.
Second, when Gonchar signed with Ottawa in the off-season, it was assumed that one of Kris Letang or Goligoski would take over the #1 defenceman role. Letang seized the opportunity spectacularly and became an All-Star and his all-around skills on offence, on the power play and defensively, accelerated much faster than Goligoski's. As noted, Goligoski was signed for one more season after this one for an affordable $1.833-million while the team's "core four" defencemen, Letang, Brooks Orpik and free agent acquisitions Paul Martin and Zbynek Michalek, all are signed for at least three more seasons. Thus Goligoski's relative youth, potential and contract made him an attractive chip in a trade.
With Dallas, Goligoski already slots in as an offensive quarterback. He has more points than any other Dallas defenceman. Like Niskanen, a change in scenery could benefit Goligoski, who played in the shadow of Gonchar last season and in the shadow of Letang this season on man-advantage situations. He will have the chance to step out and be the key man on the power play as a Star and perhaps realize his potential to be a blue line star.
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Newcastle manager Pardew is facing punishment after admitting an FA charge of head-butting the Hull midfielder.
Pardew's actions were condemned by the League Managers' Association chief executive Richard Bevan who revealed the design of touchline technical areas is currently under review.
But Chelsea manager Mourinho -- who was charged after a touchline clash with Barcelona assistant coach Tito Vilanova when he was in charge of Real Madrid -- insists the current arrangement works well.
"I don't think change is needed. I never had a problem to share a short space with other managers," Mourinho said on Friday.
"In many stadiums, it looks like there's only one dug-out for everybody and that's not a problem.
"The manager should have that freedom to come out and speak with the players, to walk in the technical areas.
"The problem is human nature, and the human nature is open to mistakes. I made mistakes in technical areas, too. I paid for those mistakes. I was suspended for those mistakes. Every one of us can make mistakes."
Mourinho refused to condemn Pardew's behaviour and insisted the Newcastle manager is not the hot-headed character some describe him as.
"In the specific case of Alan, it was a mistake we're not used to seeing," he said.
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Mourinho's Chelsea face Tottenham at Stamford Bridge on Saturday and the Blues manager believes victory will help them achieve their first target of the campaign.
Mourinho's side are the only one of the top four in league action this weekend and a win will move the leaders seven points clear of Arsenal and Liverpool and nine points ahead of Manchester City, who will have three games in hand on the Stamford Bridge club.
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Mourinho again refused to install his side as title favourites but conceded a win would all but guarantee a top four finish and a route into next season's Champions League.
"We want our top four position safe and, in this moment, the biggest threat for that top four position is Tottenham because they are fifth and the closest team to the top four," he said.
"If we can get a result against them, we can say that, almost for sure, our objective of finishing top four is in a very good direction."
And referring to Chelsea's position in relation to their main rivals, he added: "I keep saying that is not a realistic situation.
"When teams have played the same number of matches you can say properly if you're in front or behind.
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Stonington Players has rescheduled open auditions for "An Ignorant Man" to Feb. 24 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Stonington Community Center Annex, 45 Cutler St. Auditions continue at the Annex on Feb. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. Performances are at the Stonington Community Center on April 26 and 27 and on May 3 and 4 at 8 p.m. with 2 p.m. matinees on April 28 and May 4.
"An Ignorant Man," presents a slice-of-life in an upscale New York City co-op and, in particular, the dynamics between a successful advertising executive and the poet who has just moved in next door.
There are roles for three women ages 40, 30, and 60s to early 70s; and for three men, two in their 40s, one in his 60s. For additional information, call Jacqueline Princevalle at (203) 421-8675.
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