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White House Studios
The beach is just a 5-minute walk from these apartments. And there's a great pool scene, too.
These studios give you the best of both worlds. They're in a quiet countryside spot. But they're also only a short walk from the centre of Alykanas, and less than 5 minutes from the sandy beach.
The apartments share a big pool. It comes with a popular bar that does daytime snacks and evening cocktails. The regular barbecue nights are a highlight, too.
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Studio sleeps up to 3 - with twin beds and sofa-bed. All rooms have a kitchen and air-conditioning at a charge.
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dissapointed !!!!!!!
Hi we stayed in the whitehouse studios for 2 weeks in october, and was very dissapointed at just how basic the kitchen was. We booked this a s a self catering apartment, well no draining board so had to wash up cups plates etc then drain them in the sink. No where to dish up breakfast !!!! also had a dripping tap which we did report and was told would nbe fixed but was not. And also had a clear glass door which had a security light outside so it was really bright when you went to bed ! so we had to hang a sheet up at the door to make it darker. We also had a travel kettle in the apartment !!!!!! so that was odd !!!! also we did not get our breakfast which we ordered for the morning we were flying home !!!!!!! which we were told we would get !!!! so all round not to happy and we wont be returning to these apartments again. But we did love Alykanas !!!!More
saffron001, Dover, United Kingdom
Pleasant studio in perfect position
We stayed at these self-catering studios for two weeks during the last three weeks of the holiday season. We had a ground floor room (number 4) at the end of the block, which gave us a lovely view over the neighbouring olive grove - lovely. The studios seem ideally situated, very close to the beach, at the end of the road and back from any traffic noise. Very pleasant. The kitchenette area is very small, with a tiny area for draining crocks OR putting plates etc - no problem for making drinks, but something of a challenge if you want to prepare food. The rooms are nicely presented, and our two week stay was quite comfortable. The balcony was one of the nicest we have EVER had, being roomy and also sunny for a good part of the day. The doors are on the back, and this access area is kept lit at night by lights along the passageway. As the door is half glazed, and there is no door between the kitchenette and the bedroom, there's no refuge from these lights, which only go off about an hour before sunrise. I tried to tackle this by wrapping a Weetabix box round the one outside our door before going to bed! It cut out some of the light but not all. Tip - if you need darkness to sleep, take a sleep mask with you! Also take your own tea-towels and washing line/pegs - not provided. There is room on the balcony to tie a small line. The pool area is pleasant but we didn't sit round it as the beach is only a few minutes walk. The beach seems ideal for families as you can walk out for a long way in shallow water, and neighbouring Alykes is just a short and pleasant walk away alongside the river (more like a canal, not sure which it is, but it's a pretty walk, and popular.) TV - no satellite TV in the rooms, it's all Greek, but they have satellite TV in the bar - all these places seem to show mostly football. Plenty of restaurants, littel supermarkets and gift shops nearby, Alykanas is small but quite big enough! I would go back.....More
baref00tgypsy, Birmingham
They must be doing something right!
This was our second stay in 4 years at The White House Studios (having tried 2 different ones in previous years). We were greeted as old friends by Pavlos & Karen on our arrival. The rooms are basic but superbly clean, with all having good views over the pool and serviced/cleaned daily. There is only a kettle, 2 burner electric hob and a toaster, but as we never eat in this was a minor point that didn't affect our holiday. The private bacony that all apartments have is a delight for dining on or a quiet drink and read. Cleanliness doesn't only apply to the rooms. The pool, surrounding area and bar (Bonkers) are always immaculate. Meals are very good and I recommend the breakfasts, omelettes and my wife the tuna salad. Fresh produce is always used with no hint of any ready-prepared or frozen foods in sight. Drinks prices are VERY reasonable. We met a number of people we recognized from previous stays who had also re-booked......some many more times than us.........hence the title.......THEY MUST BE DOING SOMETHING RIGHT! We will definitely be going back.More
RoverP6, Battlesbridge, United Kingdom
Great value for money holiday at White House Studios!
We had one of our best holidays ever at these studios where Pavlos and Karen are very friendly and welcoming. They take great pride in ensuring their studios ,pool and bar are comfortable and immaculately clean. The rooms are basic and very clean and comfortable with nice balconies. The Bonkers Bar by the pool is great -first beer was a Mythos served cold in a glass straight from the freezer and the red wine by the glass is cheap at 2 euros for a rather large glass. Food at the bar is also delicious and reasonably priced.The Studios are very handy for the village and for walking to the neighbouring Alykes.There is a small supermarket opposite the studios and bigger ones in the village. The beach is only 3 or 4 minutes walk away although there are always sunbeds available by the pool. This is a great place to stay as proven by the number of returning guests.Great credit to Pavlos,Karen and their staff!More
ROYandLINDA, Altrincham, United Kingdom
Another Year Over
Just returned from our annual visit to Alykanas staying with Pavlos and Karen at The White House. Yet again another great stay with nothing being too much trouble for any of the team. Pavlos continued with his update plan by installing new kitchens in the apartments this year. Our Sept trip for 2015 is already booked. Bring it on !More
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International Folklore Dance Festival, Katastari
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It advised "...Fill the pot with 2 inches of potting soil. Place one uncracked raw egg in the pot - as it decomposes, it will serve as a natural fertilizer..."
I'm thinking the egg could well be intact and only rotten inside the shell come fall having provided no nutrients to the plant as all...or you could have a stinky mess. Has anyone used this method or heard of it before? I don't look to Redbook for advice on much of anything and certainly not for gardening, but I did find this method interesting even though I don't plan to try it. They also suggest using a screwdriver instead of your finger to make holes in the soil for planting. Talk about taking away all the fun :)
"Fill the pot with 2 inches of potting soil. Place one uncracked raw egg in the pot..."
Unless I'm growing moss, or possibly grass, I think I want more than 2" of potting MIX. If I am growing moss or grass, I'd rather eat the egg fresh than use it for fertilizer.
Thanks, but I don't think I will subscribe to "Redbook" for gardening tips.
Also, if you have any critters in your yard, they might smell the egg and dig up the pot to get to it. I tried putting banana peels in the soil under potted plants one year and the raccoons thought I had set out a fruit compote just for them. I ended up having to repot a bunch of plants after they had left them scattered around the yard.
Well, I think it's an odd recommendation, but maybe not entirely unreasonable since a lot of old-time farmers used fish in a planting hole for vegetables. My grandfather did -- he also had a fishing boat that enabled him to sell fish. The culls became fertilizer for the farm. Maybe eggs are just as beneficial to plants -- who knows?
I don't think I'd want to put it in a potted plant soil though.
My sister raises chickens and often puts an egg in the hole when planting tomatoes, they have never had a problem with anything digging them up, but they do live in a big city with not that many wild animals. Although, there is not really any difference between the ones that were planting with eggs and the ones that are not.
I do think it would be weird to not crack the egg, though. Because you really would not want it whole.
This is a good question. I have chickens, and every few days, there's an egg that's cracked or really dirty or otherwise gets rejected for the table. But if was actually helpful for the garden, it would be good to know. Currently, I compost them, for lack of better ideas.
Scroll down a little to the table, itll tell you what eggs are made of
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Egg_Yolk.html
I'd be curious to see if it works, but offhand it sounds completely idiotic. I think it would either sit there and do nothing-- eggs last for a really long time, even out of the fridge-- or it would rot and smell. (Especially in potting soil, which would probably lack the bacteria that break down organic material in the ground). Sounds like one of those articles that tells you if you mix olive oil and mayonnaise and leave it on your hair for six hours it'll never be frizzy again. Either someone's a total idiot, or they're having a really good laugh in the break room at the magazine, thinking about people planting chicken eggs and conditioning with rotten mayo. . .
Haha I read the same article and was just doing a google search to see if there was anything to it. Personally I see no way the shell could break down in any reasonable length of time. Might be worth testing for the scientific ones among us. They also suggested you break the roots apart with your fingers before potting, somthing I never do. I try not to disturb the roots at all.
"Unless I'm growing moss, or possibly grass, I think I want more than 2" of potting MIX."
tdscpa, they meant you put 2" of soil, then the egg, then your plant and the rest of the dirt. A lot more than 2" total.
There is no doubt that any organic mater(eggs, fish, flesh, bone,..) eventually will decompose and can provide some nutrients for the plant life.So this can include an egg, a dead rat, squirrel,...
What is in egg(contents) is some water and protein,
( consisting mainly of these elements: C, H, N, O, S,)
What plants can utilize from those is "N" which is about 1.2% of total. This is not a whole lot for a pot, EVEN if it is fully decomposed on time. A handfull of dry horse or cow manure in place of that egg can provide many times more nutients that are readily available.
You want to make it slow release? Mix it with clay soil, form it as a cooki(hehe, no cholesterol))
I always heard the for compost, animal matter should be avoided. With that, it seems to me that whole eggs would rot and become fetid for your plants. Eggs shells are a different matter because they add minerals to your soil. I would avoid whole raw eggs!
I heard about âÂÂwhole eggâ method for rooting cuttings.
Before calling this method âÂÂidioticâÂÂ, maybe, people should try it first and see what will happen. The fact that you canâÂÂt envision benefits does not mean there are no benefits.
I remember, few years ago someone from Brugmansia international forum did the experiment with âÂÂwhole eggâ growing method : she took a couple of hard-to-root brugmansia cuttings and planted them in 2 identical pots with the same potting soil: just one pot had a whole egg buried in the soil. In a few weeks, she removed the cuttings from the soil and showed the pictures of both. The difference was amazing: the roots of the âÂÂeggedâ cutting were twice as big and dense as non-âÂÂeggedâ one. She didnâÂÂt invent this method , " she actually heard it from someone else, so this practice is not that new.
And the success was attributed not to the nutrients in the egg, but to the hydrogen sulfide gas (and possibly other gases) that the rotting eggs would constantly emit in the soil somehow stimulating the root development of the plant.
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If you google âÂÂrooting cuttings egg methodâÂÂ, you will find plenty of references to first-hand experiences of people using âÂÂwhole eggâ rooting method.
Here, I found it on Plumeria site as well:
And here is Brugmansia (with comparison pictures):
This post was edited by green_go on Sun, Feb 24, 13 at 18:46
Is it fair to say that people have been growing plants in containers successfully for a long time without the benefit of whole eggs? So what's the point? Eat the egg, pot the plant. Any potential benefit to the plant would be far less than the benefit from eating the egg.
Hydrogen sulfide has been shown to promote root growth in many ornamental plant cuttings...that said you can buy a huge bucket of sodium hydrosulfide which will break down into hydrogen sulfide for a few dollars without messing with eggs or the proper environment to produce hydrogen sulfide by excluding oxygen from the deep root zone.
That said...it's still more of a novelty for anything grown from seed vs something you're trying to promote root growth with cuttings.
Well, I, for one, am glad that green_go z5a provided such a good explanation and link to the page on rooting with an egg. You might not think it's useful to "waste" an egg on such a silly thing, but I've come upon the problem of having a half dozen eggs go bad on me while having a broken stove/oven.
So while looking for a use for rotten eggs, I found this.
I have a couple of plants that I'd like to root and what better use for those rotten eggs than to help me root my cuttings. At worst, I get no good roots and I'll have to compost the soil, or I get good roots and still have to compost the soil.
I'm glad someone was thinking outside of the ....eggshell
This is just in-situ composting, but with a relatively expensive compost material. A fish or an egg in a hole I can sorta understand. But in a pot?? Ick.
Now, to the extent that hydrogen sulfide helps seedlings, and to the extent that rotten eggs smell like hydrogen sulfide, there are better ways to get hydrogen sulfide than by rotting eggs. Of course, if you rot your egg in a pot that is sitting in the air, your nose will know, as will those of your guests. Might as well drop some septic tank material in the pot as well. That'll make hydrogen sulfide too.
Sure, if you have a bunch of rotten eggs, throw them in the compost heap. Won't hurt.
I would at least break the egg a little bit, if you are wanting some kind of slow break-down, or break it in half and pour the contents into the pot (even mixing it) if you want faster. The reason for this is that I've had whole eggs in a compost bin before, and although I thought I had cracked them all, there were some that remained uncracked for several months until I was using the compost. At that time, I found they were not cracked, anjd proceeded to crack them. It was a horrible smell.
It disappeared soon enough but I would rather not have that smell.
If people can grow plants and trees over dead pets and people, surely a small calcium fertilizer coffin for the easy to decompose egg yolk can't be the end of the world...
Egg not being good for compost is not necessarily same as egg not being good for plant. For example, I know someone who puts ashes into the soil. Many farmers in India start controlled fires to burn dry vegetation and get their ash into the soil, but I don't think it is a good idea to put ash in compost.
If it comes as a recommendation, it is worth keeping open as an option unless disproved.
I don't have much space in my balcony, but given I live on the third floor, there isn't much risk of animals either, so I will try to plant two plants with and without egg and report back.
I came across this information on facebook & thought it would be a great share here.
To make a Concoction (Egg Amino Acid)
Take 2 Organic eggs (without breaking it) in a glass container and soak them entirely with lemon juice. Seal it and keep it away from direct sunlight.
Open the Jar every 3 days to let the gases out.
At the end of 18 day period, you would notice all the calcium has dissolved and settled at the bottom.
You add 250gms of powdered jaggery, stir it (your eggs would have broken down during this period) and store it for a period of 10 days.
What you have is an effective concentrate. You would need to dilute in proportion and store the balance concentrate.
For spraying on vegetables - ratio of 2 ml to 1 lit of water
For pouring on soil - ratio of 100 ml to 3.5 lit of water.
Gives new Vigor to the plant, increasing flowering & gives good fruiting results.
Credit: Sourced from Mr Binuraj Purushothaman.
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Justice K.K. Sasidharan made the observations while disposing of a writ petition filed by the wife of an accused, Senu Chidambaram alias Kutti, who was wanted in connection with many criminal cases, to restrain the Thanjavur police from killing him in an encounter.
"At first blush, the prayer sought for by the petitioner would appear to be too strange… Media reports regarding the alleged extra-judicial killings by the police appears to have prompted her to file this writ petition. Therefore, she cannot be blamed," the judge said.
He went on to state: "The deaths in police custody have assumed alarming proportions in recent times. Such incidents were defended on the ground that the attempt made by the prisoner to snatch the rifle and the act of attacking the police officials made them to open fire. "The bona-fides of such contentions are matters to be decided by the courts in appropriate proceedings.
Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees right to life and personal liberty and an individual could be deprived of such a right only in accordance with the procedure established by law. "The extra judicial killings by the police cannot be termed as a procedure permitted by law," the judge added.
In so far as the present case was concerned, he said that it would be open to the petitioner's husband to surrender before the Chief Judicial Magistrate in Thanjavur in order to get recalled a non-bailable warrant pending against him.
After such surrender, if the police want to take him under their custody for interrogation, they could do so only after swearing an affidavit before the Magistrate undertaking to produce the accused in the very same condition in which he was taken from judicial custody.
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The sun tattooed on my back begins to spin faster and faster whirring whirring throwing out a glory of sparks. Sparks shoot off into space sparks into shooting stars. Shooting stars collide with comets. Explosions. Naked colors explode into Red Disaster.
I crash out through a window naked wide-spread upon a Heliosaurus. I uproot an obelisk and plunge it into the ink-pot of the Black Sea. I write the word SUN across the dreary palimpsest of the world. I pour the contents of the Red Sea down my throat. I erect catapults and lay seige to the cities of the world. I scatter violent disorder throughout the kingdoms of the world. I stone the people of the world. I stride over mountains. I pick up oceans like tin cards and spin them into oblivion. I kick down walled cities. I hurl giant firebrands against governments. I thrust torches through the eyes of the law.
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I bring back the wizards and sorcerers the necromancers the magicians. I practice witchcraft. I set up idols. With a sharp-edged sword I cut through the crowded streets. Comets follw in my wake. Stars make obeisance to me. The moon uncovers her nakedness to me.
I am the harbiger of a New Sun World. I bring the seed of a New Copulation. I proclaim the Mad Queen.
I stamp out vast empires. I crush palaces in my rigid hands. I harden my heart against churches.
I blot out cemetaries. I feed the people with stinging nettles. I resurrect madness. I thrust my naked sword between the ribs of the world. I murder the world!
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Probably one of the neatest tools in Maya is called the Sculpt tool. Now, this is actually a suite of tools, the artisan tools. And what they allow you to do is use a brush-based interface to select the objects as well as sculpt the surfaces. Now, we used it a little bit with Paint Select, but you can also use it to do 3D paint onto objects as well, as sculpt surfaces. So let me show you how to use it as a sculpting tool. I am going to start off with a NurbsSphere, and let's shade that.
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We can move it along any axis. We can move it according to the First normal that we touch, or to the U and V. Now typically for me, I just keep it on Normal, because that's the easiest way to work. And also, we can change our stroke, so that we have reflection. So if I turn on Reflection, what happens is it will reflect around a specific axis. So we can reflect around the origin.
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How could a performance by Peterson, probably the most dominant running back in the NFL, be unlikely? It was the way he did it. He was single-handedly the Vikings' offense for the first quarter, and for much of the first half. Not only did he score three touchdowns in the first quarter, but he ran the ball for 47 yards on six attempts and led the Vikings to a 14-0 lead before Donovan McNabb had even a single completion.
This was against an Arizona Cardinal defense that has struggled but was giving up only 118 yards per game on the ground, and "All Day" basically totaled that in the first half.
His presence was not only important in the running game, but because he was so successful early in the game, it opened up play-action and roll-outs for McNabb in the second half.
McNabb finished with only 169 yards through the air, the majority of that because the Cardinal were daring him to throw because they were tired of getting run over by Peterson.
Interesting to note: Sunday was Peterson's 15th game with multiple rushing touchdowns, which is good for the league's best since 2007, his rookie year.
Painter, who sat behind Kerry Collins for the first three weeks of the season, was the NFL's daily passing leader heading into the first half of the early games. He had statistically outperformed Drew Brees, Cam Newton, Michael Vick, Eli Manning, Matt Schaub, etc.
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Even so, he looks to be much more comfortable with this offense, and I would be surprised to see Collins back in the lineup baring any injuries.
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Obviously, this is in large part to Cam Newton, who after five games has outscored all of the Carolina quarterbacks in the 2010 season. Newton has accounted for 12 total touchdowns (seven passing, five rushing). The 2010 quarterbacks produced only nine touchdowns for the entire 16-game season.
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Batch Size (fermenter): 5.00 gal
Boil Size: 2.30 gal
Boil Time: 60 min Equipment: Pot ( 3 Gal/11.4 L) - Extract
Final Bottling Volume: 4.75 gal
Fermentation: Ale, Single Stage
Est. ABV: 5.5%
1 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM) Grain
1 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain
6 lbs Light Dry Extract (8.0 SRM) Dry Extract
1.00 oz Amarillo Gold [8.50 %] - Boil 60.0 min
1.00 oz Chinook [13.00 %] - Boil 60.0 min
1.00 oz Perle [8.00 %] - Boil 60.0 min
1.00 oz Crystal [3.50 %] - Boil 15.0 min
1.00 oz Fuggles [4.50 %] - Dry Hop 5.0 Days
1.0 pkg Safale American #US-05
The following directions below assume you have some experience in brewing beer. You MUST sanitize EVERYTHING that comes in contact with your beer that is below 170 degrees.
1. Bring water to 170 degrees.
2. Add milled grains in muslin grain bag to water. Steep for 30 minutes.
3. Remove grain bag and let it drip into wort until dripping stops. You may gently shake or squeeze the bag, but not too much, otherwise the bitter tannins will be released and spoil the flavor.
4. Discard spent grain & grain bag.
5. Bring wort to full boil (212 degrees).
6. Add dry malt extracts and 60 minute hops, set your timer for 45 minutes.
7. At 45 minutes, add 45 minute hops, reset the time for 15 minutes. (add wort chiller now to sanitize it)
8. Boil 1 cup of water and let cool off to 75-80 degrees. This will be used as a yeast starter.
9. At 60 minutes turn heat off, and chill wort.
10. When yeast starter water is below 80 degrees, add entire package of yeast. Gently agitate it so the water consumes the yeast. Let it stand for 20 minutes.
11. Transfer wort to primary carboy. Allow the wort to aerate by allowing it to splash on the side of the sanitized funnel. Proper aeration ensures healthy yeast.
12. Top off primary carboy with aerated water.
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13. Take an original gravity reading BEFORE pitching yeast.
14. Pitch yeast, attach air lock.
-- Leave in primary for 9 days (add days if necessary due to slow starting fermentation) --
15. Pitch dry hops directly into primary, re-attach airlock.
-- Leave in primary for additional 5 days --
16. Boil 1 cup of water with corn sugar
17. Allow to cool to room temperature
18. Begin to transfer beer to bottling bucket or keg, being careful to not splash it around or cause too much aeration. Air is now the enemy. Take a sample and read with your hydrometer for a final gravity reading. This will allow you to calculate ABV.
19. When about 1 gallon has been transferred, SLOWLY and CAREFULLY add in the water with the corn sugar, being careful to not splash it around or aerate it.
20. Allow the remaining beer to fill up your bottling bucket or keg, being careful to not transfer too much trub from the primary carboy.
21. Use a bottling wand to bottle your beer (if using bottles).
22. Allow your keg or bottles to sit at room temperature for a minimum 7-10 days for carbonation. It is not necessary to condition this beer for longer than 14-21 days at most.
23. Chill for 48 hours before serving.
24. Enjoy!!
I recommend a single stage fermentation only. Leave in primary for two weeks, then bottle directly.


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Quilters and art patrons will get their kicks out of Route 66-themed quilts at this year's Global Connections Quilt Show presented by Sinnissippi Quilters at the Rockford Indoor Sports Center, 8800 Riverside Blvd., Rockford.
A collection of 56 quilts honoring the historic highway that spans eight states will be part of the quilt show, which is held two days — 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, May 4, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday May 5. Admission is $6.
Local quilter Phyllis K. Campbell of Rockford created Illinois' "Luna Café," which is one of the winning quilts in the traveling exhibit.
In addition to the Route 66 quilts, more than 300 other quilts of both traditional and modern style will be featured. The show will also include "Wearable Postcards" by Stephanie Nordlin of Poplar Grove, Ill. Her quilted garment "postcards" are national award winners, each telling a story about a place she has traveled or dreamed about. They include applique, embroidery, beading and her trademark "Luxury Fur."
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May hearing gives everyone time to consider changes
Greenfield — With the pending closure of the facility formerly known as Mount Carmel nursing home, city officials want to give maximum leeway to potential developers.
So the Plan Commission has begun the process of designating the entire area as "planned mixed use," the broadest development category available.
A public hearing will likely be held in May on the proposed change of Greenfield's land-use plan to encourage redevelopment of the 25 acres occupied still occupied by Kindred Transitional Care and Rehabilitation.
That should give all parties involved time to consider the proposed change, said Chuck Erickson, Greenfield development and planning director.
Four of the 25 acres are already planned mixed use, but the rest of the Mount Carmel holdings at 5700 W. Layton Ave. are designated for a community facility. Another two acres, formerly used by the May Nursery Co., are currently designated "planned business" but would be reclassified as well.
The zoning itself will likely be changed once a development proposal emerges, Erickson said.
For Greenfield Mayor Michael Neitzke, the process brings about mixed feelings about the site.
"On one hand, it's very sad to see an institution that has been here so long close down," Neitzke said.
But in the long run, he realizes the Plan Commission is doing what needs to be done to make the property more marketable, he said, noting that the city has an interest in seeing that 25 unproductive acres are put to productive use.
"There has been interest from what I can tell about the site," Neitzke said.
That's not surprising given to the site's proximity to busy Layton Avenue and the road's excellent freeway access thanks to the full interchange with Interstate 894, he said.
The land is currently leased to Kindred.
Kindred announced its intention to close the facility in October and the number of residents has been going down as new homes are found for them. About two dozen residents remain in the 473-bed facility, administrators said Tuesday.
Neitzke said the home could be closed by early summer.
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Chat Mohanlal talks about reviving a team that first clicked 33 years ago, the Priyadarshan-Mohanlal magic, and some of the problems plaguing Malayalam cinema
I f a paralysed Mathews of Blessy's "Pranayam" created a stir among cineastes , the rustic Ajayan in Sathayan Anthikkad's "Sneha Veedu" evoked nostalgia among his fans. who had nothing to cheer about in 2010.
The latter half of 2011 has showed glimpses of the Mohanlal who breathed life into a wide range of characters that have stayed alive for more than two decades. As you catch up with the actor on the sets of Priyadarsan's "Arabiyum Ottakavum P. Madhavan Nairum in Oru Marubhumi Katha" at Chitranjali Studio in Thiruvananthapuram, Mohanlal is in a nostalgic mood.
"It is in this very same place 33 years ago that my first movie, "Thiranottam", was filmed. Priyadarshan was the director and Ashok Kumar was the producer." Now, the three musketeers have joined hands for "Arabiyum Ottakavum…", and the joie de vivre on sets is palpable.
Drawing a chair, Mohanlal sits down beneath the branches of a sprawling tree and is game for the interview and the photo shoot.
His oeuvre
Steering the conversation to his work and his recent films, we get talking about his oeuvre. "It feels great to work with this team. We came into films together and the empathy we share certainly helps. It is the same with directors such as Sathyan Anthikkad. We have worked together on more than 23 films and there is a unique understanding that we share. Cinema is team work. There should be good scripts, directors, actor, technical personnel, producers, and, most importantly, an audience," says Mohanlal.
He adds with a grin that working with "Priyan" is like going on a picnic. Their team work has produced some of the biggest hits in Malayalam cinema. The two are working together after eight years. Mohanlal has also acted as a British police officer in the director's latest Hindi film, "Tezz." "It is a thriller on a train and the subject is terrorism. My character happens to be travelling on the same train and he gets caught up in the incidents that unfold," narrates Mohanlal.
The actors feels that unless viewers come forward to encourage experimental themes and styles of filmmaking, theatres would be flooded with run-of-the-mill movies that might make money and raise a laugh or two but would not find a place in the list of movies worth archiving.
Was it a bad choice of movies that caused many of his films to bite the dust at the box office? Replying in the negative, Mohanal elaborates with a smile: "As an actor, I can only enact the characters that are given to me. Kerala used to have an audience that had an eclectic viewing habit. Now, viewers seem to have become very choosy. If all movies have the same theme and kind of narrative, where is the challenge?"
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Singling out piracy as the biggest threat to the health of the Malayalam film industry, the actor says that illegal downloading of movies from the net has severely affected the market in the United States, Europe and West Asia.
Soon after the work on "Arabiyum Ottakavum…" is over, the actor will be in Bangalore for the final schedule of Roshan Andrews' "Cassanova", which has been stuck for some time due to various problems. "We have just finished a shoot in Bangkok and the movie is likely to be released in December," he says.
And like many other star sons, will we be seeing his son, Pranav, soon in tinsel town?
"No, no," he avers. "Acting is a vocation, I feel, and right now, there are no plans of Pranav acting in a film. He is busy with his studies." What will be, will be!
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