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I love the voice acting by the babushka fish!
Автор Alicia7777777 (6 лет)
This video is awesome. Very beautiful! Many many thanks.
Автор Angelina Logvinova (2 года)
I love this!!!!! Btw im russian :)
Автор Jeannie Lindley (6 лет)
What did the fish mean that love did not exist?
Автор Nightshade715 (4 года)
Thank you very much for uploading this! I used to watch this when I was
little. :)
Автор Globalizator1 (6 лет)
Cartoons affect moral values in the whole society.
Автор Shiela Ong (3 года)
i don't like the animation. it scares me!
Автор Marina Grishchenko (5 лет)
If you want, I can send the mp3 of this song... but quality isn't high)
Автор littleladytomboy (3 года)
I had many cartoons of these series with greek dub and I now miss them so
much! :(
Автор faenjegerkul (3 года)
@xXRubella666Xx This is art. Its not a children-business
Автор yeliza0veta (5 лет)
hi foxlady, I actually subtitled this myself, so the .srt file isn't out
there. i would send it to you but the hard drive broke on the computer i
used to do this :(
Автор torskavaig (3 года)
I absolutely love Soviet animations of fairy tales!
Автор Hreen Sahan (3 года)
@xXRubella666Xx I appreciate hand drawn animation. :P
Автор pavlovich74 (7 лет)
This is a wonderful short! The 1960's were a very important time for Soviet
animation. The change of style that animators like Khitruk and Aksenchuk
(the director of this piece) brought stimulated a move away from Disney
like productions.
Автор BeautyRushHour (6 лет)
I had been looking for this for years and the only clue I had was that I
knew it was russian animation! Youtube is the bomb :P
Автор Marina Grishchenko (6 лет)
I think the emphasis is placed on having internal different from her
sisters. You remember, perhaps, that she was always very dreamy and
thoughtful... A senior mermaids more "earthly".
Автор xXRubella666Xx (3 года)
@Avatarass Ah, I see. I suspect they had to do it that way due to a lack of
Автор Ismene Daskarolis (3 года)
ok I have to say that none of the russian cartoons that I've been looking
out for have the same music in them that I remember in the english dub,
wich is weird, annyone els agree? annyone els looking for the english
version of these masterpieces?
Автор LAURENLOVEify (5 лет)
i love the art!
Автор missjobingo (4 года)
I made my own .srt file from your subtitles, so I just want to say THANK
Автор Niffiwan (5 лет)
I found it... it's called PodPis.
Автор Diego Correa (4 года)
@wickedfeylady Yes! Very similar to Kay Nielsen art for the first (and
never made during Walt Disney's life) version of "The Little Mermaid" in
the 1940's...
Автор kiataseven (7 лет)
OMG!!! I never thought you'd take me seriously when I jokingly told you to
go fansub Russian cartoons. I love you so very, very much! *Gives a big
hug* You are by far the best! Thank you! And you were right about me loving
this cartoon; it simply gorgeous! It's so well done; even though it's 40
years old, you couldn't tell because it just looks artsistic!
Автор derevnya22 (5 лет)
вам-то зачем теперь это заказывать?)))
Автор Diego Correa (4 года)
@wickedfeylady Sure! The 1940's Disney version for "The Little Mermaid" was
certainlly closer to the original than the 1989 version. Nothing wrong with
the 1989 version (I a huge fan fan of Disney's The Little Mermaid) but the
original tale is really sad and beautiful too...
Автор Alexandrowna Hartmann (1 год)
I love the storyline, this kind of art and i will never forget it. Its a
part of my childhood and a part of me.
Автор jonhayashi1 (4 года)
When the mermaid sings of the bravery of the prince and that he should not
be destroyed, then later at the end of the movie the song is repeated and
so suggests she, the mermaid also lives on after death and is rewarded.
Great video, thanks for uploading this!
Автор ExplodingCarebear (6 лет)
You have no idea how grateful I am to you for uploading this..
Автор Avatarass (3 года)
@xXRubella666Xx did you even read my comment? I am saying this looks like
flash and call flesh crap. This is barely hand drawn animation. Its often
just cells moving relative to each other, like in flash.
Автор david0303195 (6 лет)
i understand more this language thank you
Автор LedyAmetis (3 года)
... которые он спер у Обри Бердсли? С данным мультфильмом ничего общего,
смотрите внимательней...
Автор LedyAmetis (3 года)
@PavelosF Вряд ли сильно ошибусь, если скажу, что вы единственный, кто
верит в эту чушь
Автор Louisa Jauregui (7 лет)
..the credits music i mean...
Автор CastleUnderwater (2 года)
You must upload it!
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Автор DharanithaR (2 года)
..check out me singing little mermaid songs in russian (disney version
though) .. in ariel's voice ^^.....
Автор missjobingo (4 года)
ugh! In need of english subtitles!!!
Автор Un coeur (6 лет)
this version has an abstract feeling about it... and the ending was :(
Автор pecahalloween (4 года)
Hey it's Toccata and Fugue in D minor!
Автор primohomme (3 года)
Thank you so much for uploading :) I was very curious about this one It's
very beautiful, and thank you for the subtitles :)
Автор subsamadhi (5 лет)
this version is far superior
Автор heartseed (7 лет)
I saw this when I was really little, it was an English-dubbed version, and
I never thought I'd ever see it again! Thanks for putting it up!
Автор pauliinaaG (6 лет)
actually this was the originall one isnt?
Автор Elizabeththegreatest (2 года)
What's with Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor?
Автор Haley Blackburn (4 года)
Did this air on American television in the late 60s or 70s?
Автор DemoiselleR (5 лет)
Can you tell me where to find the .srt file for this one? I've had the
original video for long, but I don't have any subtitles at all. :(
Автор jewelrockstar (2 года)
this is so sad...way better than disney version
Автор Palesa Esuk (4 года)
well my sound isn't working so i can't tell if the music is on here. but
one big question. What the hell is the song the mermaid sings and wheree
can i get it. its the most beautiful thing i;ve heard in ages? does anyoneb
know where i can get an mp3?
Автор soniarv (6 лет)
It's just the point of him
Автор Izaya Furryhara (6 лет)
The mermaid sound like a cat stuck in a wire fence when she sings.
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Film Festival Offers Camp to High School Students
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Big Bear, CA , May 31, 2012, 1:00pm – Big Bear High School's art department teacher, students and chaperones were treated to a few days in Los Angeles courtesy of the Vans shoe company as one of the five finalists in the Van's Custom Culture shoe design contest. Big Bear High placed first in the California region earning a $4,000 cash … [Read more...]


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"After 30 yrs of hiding behind closed doors to enjoy a little cannabis this would be an amazing opportunity to bring it out in the open. I am a 12 year Navy veteran who was honorably discharged for a positive urinalysis for THC."
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The All-India Banks Employees Association (AIBEA) and All-India Bank officers association (AIBOC) have planned a massive campaign including strike actions to protest the outsourcing of normal banking services by banks.
In a circular to its member units, the AIBEA said that massive outsourcing to private agencies in the guise of business correspondents and business facilitators was being done. It expressed fears that "bank premises will be virtually shut out for the common people." It also feared that gullible people would be duped and cheated by private agencies. It said that if outsourcing were done, there would hardly be any work in the branches for employees and there would be redundancies and surplus. Unveiling a programme of agitation including rallies and lunchtime demonstration, the circular also mentions the possibility of an all India strike in the 3rd or last week of May.


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ABERDEEN — Entering the 2011 prep soccer season the Snake River Panthers knew that they had a chance at winning the district title. The Panthers did just that on Wednesday evening as they knocked off their bitter rivals, American Falls 2-0 to claim the trophy and the bid into next weeks state tournament.
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In my opinion, one of the most important environmental issues confronting the Western Suburbs is the quality of air and the experience of the public realm—walking or driving on the roads and streets. Today this is a most jarring and unhealthy experience in what is known as the suburbs but in essence this is where the bulk of Mumbai resides.
I am using the term 'island city'— most of it developed in the pre-independence era—as a benchmark for comparison. In the island city 2-3 metre wide footpaths exist in most places; there is good tree cover; dust management is good and it is a pleasure walking around. In contrast, almost the entire area between Bandra and Dahisar is woefully short of good pavements, the quality of civic work on the roads is bad, the roads are baking hot due to the absence of trees, there is garbage and the sides of the road have been gifted on a platter as a parking privilege of a few at the greater discomfort of the majority.
I like to take the examples of the Link Road in Andheri (W) and the busy stretch from Four Bungalows junction to Lokhandwala Circle. I could also speak about the whole Link Road stretching from Jogeshwari to Borivali and for hundreds of roads in North Mumbai. Can you walk from DN Nagar metro station to Laxmi Industrial Estate or even Star Mall? Why is the Indian Oil junction so bumpy, shabby and full of beggars and vandals? Why cannot school children walk to school and back home on well-designed footpaths in the area? Why is there so much dust and garbage and leaking sewage at your bus stop? People need to ask their elected representatives and the officials about why the BMC gives so much attention to areas where not even one fourth of Mumbai's population resides and shows so much neglect where most people reside?
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After Stephanie Foster, 34, suffered her third miscarriage, the desire to have another child was so strong she would do anything to get one, police say.
Foster faked a pregnancy for nine months and then attempted to kidnap a child by attacking a young mother in her home, stabbing the woman in the back and arm, investigators say. The young mother, Ashley Speer, and her husband, Michael, were able to subdue Foster until police arrived.
Although Foster's alleged actions may seem strikingly bizarre, Dr. Michael Welner, a forensic psychiatrist, said Foster's behavior is in line with women who are desperate to save a troubled relationship.
Watch the whole story tonight on 'Nightline,' 11:35 p.m. ET "This isn't a crime about a loss of a baby; this isn't a crime about a miscarriage," he said. "In my professional opinion, this crime is about the loss of a relationship." Welner said the women involved feel they need to take action in order to save the relationship they believe is falling apart or one that has already been lost. "The baby is a means to an end," he said.
According to investigators, Foster searched spring birth announcements in the local Indiana paper, zeroing in on a baby boy born to Ashley and Michael Speer. In late June, police say Foster went to the Speers' home and asked to use their phone.
Vigo County Sherriff Jon Marvel is the lead investigator in the case. "Ashley let her in, used the telephone... she thanked her and out the door she went. The suspect returned again shortly just a few seconds later, again knocked on the door and asked if she could use the telephone again."
But what appeared to be an innocent call turned into attempted murder, said Sheriff Marvel.
"As they're walking down a short hallway going into the kitchen area, Mrs. Speer turned around… and saw the suspect pull out what appeared to be a gun," Marvel said. He described how Speer got hold of Foster's arm holding the weapon, a pistol BB gun. Foster then pulled a knife from her fanny pack and began stabbing the young mother in the arm, he said.
Marvel said Speer's husband and 1-month-old baby boy slept unaware in a different room. While Foster continued to stab Speer, and as they struggled, Speer was able to call 911.
According to Marvel, the 911 dispatcher could hear the commotion in the background, but said Speer "was relatively calm, telling the dispatcher what was going on, that there was a woman who she was struggling with, who was stabbing her with a knife, and could we get some help down there," Marvel said.
Eight minutes later, Indiana State Police Sgt. Joseph Watts arrived on the scene. Watts recalled looking through the door and seeing a young woman lying on the floor bleeding. "We forced open the door, went inside, and then located the husband and suspect in the living room," Watts said. Ashley Speer's husband, having awakened from the commotion and come to his wife's aid, had pinned their attacker to the floor.
"He was literally holding her down, awaiting our arrival," Watts said.
By then, Ashley Speer had suffered multiple stab wounds and was in critical condition.


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David E. Cooper
David E. Cooper is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Durham University.[1] He has published over two hundred articles across a broad range of philosophical subjects, including philosophy of language, philosophy of education, ethics, aesthetics, environmental philosophy, philosophy of religion, history of both Western philosophy and Asian philosophy, and modern European philosophy. More recently, he has written widely on environmental and Buddhist aesthetics, the relationship of beauty and virtue, and cultures of food. Cooper is the former Chair (or President) of the Aristotelian Society, the Mind Association, the Friedrich Nietzsche Society, and the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain, and he is currently a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka and a Trustee of the charity Project Sri Lanka. He is the author of a number of books, including World Philosophies: An Historical Introduction, Meaning,[2] Existentialism: A Reconstruction, and A Philosophy of Gardens.[3] He has also edited a number of collections, including Philosophy: The Classic Readings,[4] Epistemology: The Classic Readings, Ethics: The Classic Readings and Aesthetics: The Classic Readings.
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- Philosophy and the Nature of Language (London: Longman, 1975)
- Illusions of Equality (London: Routledge, 1980)
- Authenticity and Learning: Nietzsche's Educational Philosophy (London: Routledge, 1983)
- Metaphor (Oxford: Blackwell, 1986)
- Heidegger (London: Claridge, 1996)
- World Philosophies (Blackwell, 1996)
- Existentialism: A Reconstruction (Oxford: Blackwell, 1999)
- The Measure of Things: Humanism, Humility and Mystery (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2002)
- Meaning (Chesham, Bucks: Acumen, 2003)
- A Philosophy of Gardens (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006)
- "Convergence with Nature: A Daoist Perspective" (Dartington: Green Books, 2012)
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This historic property on the three-way border between Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio is the perfect setting for travelers who seek the peace, aesthetics and traditions of Italian town and country. Owned and restored by a Canadian couple, La Cappella has retained its old world charm at the same time as it is fully equipped for modern convenience. With spacious living and dining areas, a gourmet kitchen, three (or four) bedrooms, three bathrooms and a grapevine-covered terrace, La Cappella easily accommodates eight people.
The Property: No one knows for certain why the house was called La Cappella (the chapel). The popular theory is that in days gone by, there was a religious structure on the site that French pilgrims used as a wayside chapel en route to Rome. Perched on a volcanic cliff with 360° views, the property is like a two-acre park—with a storybook view of a medieval castle, caves, countless mature trees, perennial rock gardens, an orchard and an old oak road. Surrounded by rich agricultural land and oak forest, the only exceptions to the silence are the sounds of cicadas, birdsong and distant hunters and their dogs. The property is a garden lover's delight. The grapevine-covered pergola provides deep shade for lunch on the terrace. Strategically placed lanterns and garden lights create just the right ambiance for elegant dinners.
The Location: La Cappella is located twenty minutes west of Orvieto, a wondrous hilltop town with a magnificent gothic cathedral, a well-served train station and many five-star restaurants. Orvieto is also home to the internationally famous Umbria Winter Jazz Festival. The volcanic Altopiano dell'Alfina is an undiscovered zone of stunning landscapes, friendly locals, excellent food at local prices, clean air and temperate nights—and yet, it is within commuting distance of Rome. The property is five minutes from Torre Alfina (recently voted one of Italy's 100 prettiest villages) and five minutes from the thriving market town of Acquapendente.
At the crossroads of three regions, guests can sample three famous Italian cuisines at local prices and in villages that are not tourist showcases. The zone is also host to some of Italy's most famous vineyards: Orvieto Classico, Rosso di Montepulciano, Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino.
On the edge of a large nature reserve and within easy range of Mediterranean beaches, thermal spas and a volcanic lake, La Cappella appeals to nature lovers and sport enthusiasts. In the heart of the Alta Tuscia—rich with castles, fortresses and pilgrimage routes—the location is also ideal for Etruscan and medieval history buffs.
Why change hotels every few nights? At La Cappella, guests can take day trips to Rome, Florence, Pienza, Montepulciano, Siena, Todi or Assisi, and be home in time for dinner on the terrace and a good night's sleep in the peaceful and refreshing Italian countryside.
The Interior: Attention to detail and loving care distinguish La Cappella from other villas: fine linens, fabulous bathrooms, antiques and pieces of art from around the world. The house has traditional terracotta floors, original stone walls and wood-beamed ceilings. All windows have screens. All bedrooms have fans. Given the altitude (500 meters) and the thick stone walls, the interior of the house stays deliciously cool all summer long. Even at the height of summer, guests need a sweater or light jacket for evenings on the terrace and are grateful for their quilts at night.
The house is spread out over three levels. The main floor includes spacious living and family rooms and a country kitchen—all of which open directly onto a large grapevine-covered terrace. The living room includes a sofa and chairs clustered around a fireplace and an upright piano. The gourmet kitchen has the full range of modern appliances and is properly equipped with stainless steel cookware, table service and linens for gourmet dining. Its natural light and size make the kitchen ideal for cooking lessons. The kitchen also includes the original wood-fired pizza oven, a table that can accommodate up to ten people, and cookbooks. Completing the main floor is a family room with sofa bed, a full bathroom with bath/shower, and a utility room with an extra sink and toilet.
The bedrooms have independent heating, screens and fans. All beds are furnished with North American-standard mattresses, fine linens and good reading lights. Il Mandorlo (The Almond Tree) is an upper bedroom with a king-sized bed (or twins), an ensuite bathroom with shower, and a view of rolling hills and the castle. Il Nocciolo (The Hazlenut Tree) is an upper bedroom with a king-sized bed (or twins), an ensuite bathroom with shower, and a view of rolling hills, the terrace and the rock garden. Il Noce (The Walnut Tree) is a two-bedroom suite on the lower level, with direct access to the garden and the orchard. One of the rooms has a queen-sized bed; the other has twin beds. The main floor bathroom with tub/shower is dedicated to the Il Noce Suite. Should a fifth bedroom be required, there is a comfortable sofa bed in the family room. The bathrooms are tastefully finished with unique tiles and modern fixtures.
Amenities: Many guests say that having access to Jude and Richard is the best part—whether it's which train to take, how to trim an artichoke, or how not to make a brutta figura! Jude manages the rental and is on hand to help with travel planning; but her policy is to be as invisible or as helpful as guests desire. The guesthouse has its own entrance, terrace and gardens, so privacy is not an issue. Guests are greeted with a glass of prosecco, fresh local delicacies. Jude can arrange for a professional chef to cater or give cooking lessons in the comfort of the La Cappella kitchen. Weekly cleaning is included in the cost of rental.
The resident Miniature Schnauzer welcomes all children and (friendly) dogs.
Keywords: Villa, farmhouse, country living, comfort, space, quality, luxury, views, terrace, gourmet kitchen, gardens, self-catering, privacy, location, Tuscany, Umbria, wine, thermal baths, Orvieto
We are Canadians who have been resident in Italy since 1999. Rich works for the UN in Rome, and Jude travels extensively with her work in international development. We come and go between Rome and La Cappella, where we have private quarters at the back of the property. When 'home', Jude willingly plays host and helps guests with travel planning.
Jude Rand purchased this farmhouse in 2003
When our younger son went off to university in 2002, we needed a project to fill the empty nest. The restoration of La Cappella was a five-year labour of love... and the best thing we ever did.
La Cappella is located in a wondrous, green, undiscovered zone of Italy where villages are not tourist showcases, and yet it is within commuting distance of Rome, Florence and many of Italy's most famous hill-top towns. It is at the crossroads of three regional cuisines with some of Italy's famous vintages. At 500 meters, La Cappella enjoys cool, refreshing nights all summer long. The house is designed, furnished and equipped to be a home away from home. It is simply stated and simply wonderful.
My family and I have travelled a good deal, staying in hotels, B&Bs, rental homes and with friends. I don't know that we have ever been made to feel so welcome as when we arrived at La Cappella.
When we first researched La Cappella we thought we'd sacrifice privacy having the owners nearby. They turned out to be the most valuable asset of the house. We interacted mostly with Jude, as Richard works in Rome during the week, but he was equally helpful. They know their area intimately and helped with trip planning, directions and getting acquainted with Italy and it customs. Jude made pancakes with Canadian maple syrup for my two young boys, loaned them her own grown children's books and Legos, she told us about charming untouristed nearby villages, suggested local restaurants, bought toys for them. She and Richard shared their "nocino," a homemade walnut liqueur. Their darling miniature schnauzer, Luna, was a welcome daily visitor. Let me note that for all their help and input on our trip they were never intrusive, they were only there when needed. We liked having them nearby, however. In the evenings, we enjoyed sharing our day and a glass of wine with Jude and on the weekends including Richard for dinner.
There are many things that distinguish Central Italy. The food and wine are simple, earthy and fabulous. The slower-paced lifestyle is enviable to us driven Americans. The art is unrivaled. The history is mind boggling. But ultimately it is the people that make the experience. Everywhere we went we encountered friendly, helpful, welcoming locals. But the best part of each day spent touring the countryside of Central Italy was coming "home" to La Cappella.
Our family had the pleasure of staying at Villa Cappella in April! What a lovely setting and so private. Almost every room has a view of the Castle of Torre Alfina. The first day we hiked up to the Contessa's castle. The fresh air and exercise cured our jet lag and we were ready for our day trip to Florence the next day. Villa Cappella is situated about an 1 1/2 to 2 hours from Florence and 2 hours to Rome. We used "Top Tours in Italy" which was a fantastic experience so that we didn't have to navigate Florence and Rome ourselves. It was so nice to come back to Villa Cappella after a day of sightseeing and just relax or dine al fresco. We really wished we had two weeks to explore the area as our week just wasn't enough! There is so much to see and do around Villa Cappella! We were pleased that there was access to grocery stores when we arrived, however, we ate out mostly at some of the local places because the food is just so fresh and wonderful. Thank you so much Jude and Richard for your hospitality! We had an amazing Roman holiday!
As soon as I arrived here, I didn't want to ever leave. This historic stone villa is everything I could have wanted in a country retreat. Curling up with a book by a roaring fire. Waking up to a view of a storybook castle. Exploring the forested paths through the rolling Umbrian hills, just steps from the house. Enjoying some of the best – and best-priced – food I've ever had in Italy (!), thanks to the fantastic restaurant recommendations in the villa's lovingly detailed information guide for visitors. Don't want to go out? Have the amazing Dori come to the villa and cook you a multi-course traditional meal. Historic hill towns, more castles than I could count, stocking up on locally pressed olive oil, sampling the local wines... Oh, and being welcomed home by the ridiculously cute house dog that made us feel like we were her favourite people on the planet. If you're looking for a blissful retreat from the craziness of the modern world, go here. Go now.
I travel quite extensively for business, so my standards and expectations can be quite high. This is why I know that I can recommend this beautiful property without any reservation. You'll know you're in excellent hands from the beginning. Jude and Rich have lovingly prepared a Welcome Booklet that has considered every aspect of your trip, from acquainting yourself with the house to planning how you spend your precious vacation time and they are quick to answer any questions before and during your visit. This helped alleviate any travel stress and gave us time to consider which of the beautiful, historic towns in the surrounding area that we would explore and, more importantly, how we would eat our way across this magnificent country. Treat yourself to a night with the local chef, Dori, to whom Jude will broker an introduction. We feasted on one of her meals for dinner and had enough leftovers for lunch the next day. An unforgettable experience. The location is wonderful for exploring and lapping up the incredible Italian dolce vita. And speaking of lapping...others her have spoken of Luna, the house Schnauzer. Even if you're ambivalent about dogs, Luna will win your heart. Promise.
My husband and I stayed here with my parents and this place was perfect for us. The house itself is a lovely mixture of old and new with all the modern conveniences you could need. My husband and I love to cook and find exploring local markets half the fun of a holiday and this place was so well-equipped it made it easy to whip up fantastic meals. The house was spacious, the beds were comfy, and the grounds were lovely. There was plenty of space for us to spread out and relax. The location is in a scenic and quiet area, yet close enough to take day trips to many points of interest. The owners were incredibly helpful both before and during the rental. They provided an extensive list of recommendations for day trips, restaurants, and other helpful hints. They even programmed a GPS with favourites which proved to be invaluable on many occasions. A particularly nice touch was the welcome basket of food which was far more extensive than we expected and a nice touch upon arriving after a long flight. My husband and I have rented at least a dozen houses in nearly as many countries and this one was easily the best appointed. We would absolutely stay here again and recommend it to others.
It is difficult to put into words what a magnificent and memorable experience we had at La Cappella. We have traveled extensively but this was indeed the crowning jewel. We were fortunate enought to spend a month at La Cappella sharing it with our children and grandchildren (ages 3-8) for overlapping visits. All three generations fell in love with this charming farmhouse, Jude and Rich and Luna, its four-legged ambassador. La Cappella more than lived up to the representations made on its website. There was careful attention to every detail to make it as welcoming and comfortable as possible. Its location is in a rural Italian countryside which contributed to the peaceful, relaxing feeling one gets there. While rural, it is not far from many hill towns and attractions perfect for day trips. Returning home to La Cappella to dine under the pergola and recount the days activities was joyful. There are beautiful flowers (roses and hydrangeas while we were there) and fruit trees around the property and, of course, clusters of grapes hanging above the dining table on the patio.
Jude and Rich prepared a book of information that proved to be our daily go-to guide. It covered everything we needed to know. If any questions arose, however, they were right there to ask. They have a lovely apartment to the rear of the villa which is completely separate. Never intrusive, they were always willing to help. Having them there was an extraordinary advantage. The boiok included itineraries for numerous day trips to hill towns and cities, the beach,, thermal bathes, hikes, adventure opportunities, etc. They even had a GPS programmed for some of these sites which we were welcome to use.
We reserved La Cappella as a celebration of our 50th anniversary. Our children and grandchildren visited making us eleven people at the height. There was plenty of room and provisions for children such as high chair, beach toys, legos, games, croquet and so on. It was heart-warming to share this experience with our family. We could not have chosen a better place for our celebration.
So, the place is perfect, the location is peacefully away from the city pace yet close to so many ancient towns and sites, the amenities are first rate and the hosts provide everything they can to make a stay at La Cappella all encompassing. Quite a recipe for a vacation well-spent! It comes with our highest recommendation.
I've been to La Capella twice now – once with husband and kids, and once with women friends. Both times it proved to be an oasis of calm and culture that made for a perfect getaway. The website photos speak for themselves, but for those who truly crave beauty and appreciate their surroundings, the interior of the villa is spectacularly tasteful, albeit in the most cozy and accessible of ways. It is a rustic and authentic treasure with all the modern amenities. The owners seem to have anticipated every possible need and I found the small touches (a welcome basket of essentials; a poetic explanation of how the taps function; a magnifying make-up mirror for the painfully near-sighted!) particularly appealing. Beds are supremely fresh and comfortable with luxury linens and quality mattresses. On the exterior of the villa the possibilities for hiking, dining or just reclining in the sun to admire the fantastic gardens, are endless – away from the noise of the city you can absorb the sounds of nature in the serenity of the countryside… all the while knowing that beautiful surrounding villages are just a short drive away if you get a hankering to explore. With kids around on the warmest days, we frequently popped over to the beautiful volcanic lake for a swim to cool off before dinner.
Food and wine are unquestionably the highlights of any trip to Italy and while we enjoyed the comraderie of cooking together with our group (the hosts even provide recipes), it was great to explore some of the excellent restaurants in the area. Best of all, you must be sure to have at least one great evening of chef Doriana's cooking – she will buy the groceries, prepare the meal and serve it to you – guaranteed to be one of the best experiences you will ever have in Italy!
We have rented other villas in the past (in Italy, Spain, the USA and Africa) with groups of extended family and friends, but none of them compared very well with La Capella in terms of the overall experience, and certainly not in terms of value for money. This place is really special and has spoiled me for the others – I want to come back again and again!
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LTLakerFan wrote:He called Shelly a "pig" in court yesterday and said he will be suing the NBA until the day he dies.
LAS VEGAS -- NBA commissioner Adam Silver addressed media after the NBA's Board of Governors meeting with a variety of information on how the NBA product might improve.
Adam Silver sees the positives for the NBA in all the attention the free agent frenzy has delivered
What he couldn't promise, though, was the extrication of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who remains in a legal dispute with the league over his contested ownership of the team, before the beginning of the 2014-15 season.
"I can't say with certainty because it's in the hands of the probate court right now, and Donald is in the process of suing us for lots of money and we're defending ourselves against those lawsuits," Silver said.
While Silver continues to profess that the NBA will prevail in either getting Sterling to sell the Clippers or wresting control of the team from him via the legal system, the commissioner could not give ironclad assurances.
"It's difficult to say anything with certainty in a situation like this," Silver said. "I can say with certainty that we are doing everything in our power to move Donald out as an owner in the NBA."
The commissioner announced that the NBA has yet to approve ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, whose $2 billion bid on the team was accepted on May 30 by Shelly Sterling in a written agreement.
In addition to the update on the Clippers situation, Silver spoke of several changes and proposals. He announced that the NBA's replay review system will be aided by a replay center in Secaucus, New Jersey. Silver also floated the idea of a televised NBA awards show, and a midseason tournament.
Silver also addressed his thoughts on LeBron James' decision to leave the Miami Heat for the Cleveland Cavaliers, a decision he learned of on Twitter, "when virtually everyone else learned about it." Silver said he was moved by James' statement that appeared in Sports Illustrated.
"I've gotten to know LeBron pretty well over the years," Silver said. "From that standpoint, I really am more like a fan. This seemed to be a great moment for the league. And again, I understand it's Miami's loss, but that's always going to be an issue when you have such a transcendent player like LeBron."
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Sterling Files New Lawsuit
LOS ANGELES -- Donald Sterling filed a suit in Superior Court on Tuesday afternoon seeking damages from the NBA, commissioner Adam Silver, his wife Shelly Sterling, and the LA Clippers Basketball Club alleging they violated corporate law in attempting to sell the franchise to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
Sterling argues that he is the sole owner and shareholder of LAC Basketball Club, a franchise and private corporation that manages and runs the Clippers. He transferred those shares into the Sterling Family Trust in 1998, but when Sterling revoked that trust on June 9, the shares of the corporation reverted back to his name and his wife had no authority to sell them.
The lawsuit comes as testimony in a trial in California probate court continued Tuesday to determine whether Shelly Sterling acted properly in selling the team to Ballmer. Donald Sterling was removed as a trustee from the trust when two neurologists examined him and determined he was mentally incapacitated and unfit to conduct his legal and business affairs. He has since objected to the sale.
Donald Sterling also has a federal lawsuit against the NBA seeking $1 billion in damages. Tuesday's lawsuit was filed in Superior Court. It is not known whether the judge in probate court will seek to consolidate this lawsuit with the current trial.
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Donald's lawyers made it very clear today he WANTS the NBA to try and terminate him and sell the team because it opens up his antitrust suit
Judge Michael Levanas allowed the sale of the Clippers to go forward Monday afternoon, ruling in favor of Shelly Sterling on all three counts in a probate court trial against Donald Sterling.
The ruling in Los Angeles Superior Court included an extraordinary order that essentially renders any appellate court intervention meaningless.
Levanas made the announcement after almost two hours of closing arguments between lawyers for Donald Sterling and Shelly Sterling in Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Clippers owner Donald Sterling gestures while attending a game between the Clippers and Lakers in December 2011. Sterling is fighting to have a say in the franchise's future after remarks he made about blacks led to a lifetime ban from the NBA.
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Donald Sterling speaks to reporters during a 1981 news conference to announce he had purchased the San Diego Clippers. Sterling purchased the franchise for $13.5 million and moved the team to Los Angeles in 1984.
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Donald Sterling smiles during a 1981 news conference introducing him as the new owner of the San Diego Clippers. Sterling bought the team for $13.5 million and moved the franchise to Los Angeles in 1984.
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Clippers owner Donald Sterling, second from right, watches the Clippers play an exhibition game against the Lakers in October 1984.
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Clippers owner Donald Sterling attends a dinner in his honor with his wife, Shelly, at Cal State Los Angeles in November 1985.
Shelly Sterling wants the judge to uphold the removal of her husband as trustee of the Sterling Family Trust, which owns the Clippers, on grounds of mental incapacitation. That would clear the way to implement her May agreement to sell the franchise to Steve Ballmer for $2 billion.
During the morning's closing arguments, Max Blecher, an attorney for Donald Sterling, accused Shelly Sterling of "an invidious scheme to strip Donald Sterling of his ownership rights of the Clippers."
lRelated Sterling case is a novel legal obstacle course
Sterling case is a novel legal obstacle course
With a raised voice and waving arms, Blecher, calling the situation "unconscionable" and "devious," described NBA Commissioner Adam Silver as a co-conspirator with Shelly Sterling.
Pierce O'Donnell, representing Shelly Sterling, dismissed Blecher's assertion, saying, "This was an argument for the media, not for the court."
Earlier, O'Donnell put the case in simple terms.
"The doctors certified Donald as incapacitated. That's the end of the matter," O'Donnell said.
432J wrote:well it looks like uncle fester...er i mean steve ballmer is now officially the clippers owner
what a shame. i was hoping sterling somehow found a way to stay on so that the team could go back to being the complete mess it was not too long ago
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Clippers Sale Finalized
The Los Angeles Clippers officially have a new owner.
Steve Ballmer's bid to purchase the Clippers closed Tuesday after the entry of an order by a California court confirmed the authority of Shelly Sterling to sell the team on behalf of the Sterling Family Trust, the league announced.
Ballmer, a former Microsoft CEO, bid $2 billion for the Clippers in May.
"I am humbled and honored to be the new owner of the Los Angeles Clippers," Ballmer said in a statement released by the team. "Clipper fans are so amazing. They have remained fiercely loyal to our franchise through some extraordinary times. I will be hard core in giving the team, our great coach, staff and players the support they need to do their best work on the court."
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Steve Ballmer, left, officially is the newest owner in the NBA, taking over the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday.
The NBA's board of governors interviewed Ballmer on July 15, then took a vote electronically last week to approve him as an owner, sources told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne.
Ballmer decided he would complete the sale as soon as Superior Court Judge Michael Levanas' written order came in, which occurred at 11:30 a.m. ET Tuesday.
"We were ready," Adam Streisand, Ballmer's attorney, said. "Within minutes, the deal was signed, sealed and delivered."
Ballmer's takeover of the Clippers follows weeks of legal tussling between Shelly and Donald Sterling, the 80-year-old billionaire whom the NBA banned earlier this year for making offensive remarks about blacks. Donald Sterling still is expected to appeal the sale, sources told Shelburne.
The NBA, meanwhile, has filed a counterclaim in federal court against Donald Sterling and the Sterling Family Trust, saying he caused "devastating and incalculable harm" to the league, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The counterclaim was in response to an antitrust lawsuit Donald Sterling filed against the NBA and commissioner Adam Silver in June. According to the Times, the league is seeking to recover damages from Sterling's controversial remarks.
Ballmer was one of at least six bidders to express serious interest in owning the Clippers, who were bought by Sterling in 1981 for $12.5 million.
Shelly Sterling signed an agreement to sell the team to Ballmer on May 29, then was forced to secure a court order to confirm her authority as sole trustee to go ahead with the sale.
"I am thrilled that the Clippers now have such a wonderful new owner," said Shelly Sterling, who as part of the deal was given the title of "Clippers Number One Fan" and "owner emeritus." "I am happy for the team, the fans, the sponsors and the city of Los Angeles."
Drafts of the Clippers' sale bid book, given to bidders by Bank of America and obtained by ESPN.com, revealed that the $2 billion price would be 12.1 times the expected 2014 revenues of the team. The bid book noted that the highest previous sale was the record that Ballmer beat, the Milwaukee Bucks, who sold for $550 million this year and a then-record five times total revenue.
There's real earnings in this business. There's real upside opportunity. So compared to the things I looked at in tech, this was a reasonable purchase and it's one I'm really excited about. Plus, I'm really excited about the product. I love it. I've been to over a hundred basketball games in the last year and that's just high school games.
-- Steve Ballmer, new Clippers owner
Ballmer defended the amount of his bid in an interview with ESPN.
"Lots of people run lots of numbers," he said. "I feel like I paid a price I'm excited about. It obviously was a price that was negotiated and I feel very good about it. It's not a cheap price, but when you're used to looking at tech companies with huge risk, no earnings and huge multiples, this doesn't look like the craziest thing I've ever acquired. It's my own personal money, and you're just as careful with your own money as you are with your shareholders' money.
"There's real earnings in this business. There's real upside opportunity. So compared to the things I looked at in tech, this was a reasonable purchase and it's one I'm really excited about. Plus, I'm really excited about the product. I love it. I've been to over a hundred basketball games in the last year and that's just high school games."
Ballmer previously had been involved in a failed bid to buy the Sacramento Kings and relocate them to Seattle. On Tuesday, he put to rest any thoughts of relocating the Clippers, saying, "There's a hundred reasons [not to move them]. ... I'm all in on the Los Angeles Clippers."
The official sale of the team to Ballmer caps a tumultuous few months for the organization, starting when Donald Sterling's racist comments to his girlfriend, V. Stiviano, were publicized by TMZ in April.
Last month, Clippers All-Star point guard Chris Paul said it would be "unacceptable" if Sterling still owned the team when the 2014-15 season began. Doc Rivers, meanwhile, had said he wouldn't want to continue as the Clippers' coach if Sterling remained in that position.
Rivers called Tuesday "an amazing new day in Clippers history."
"I couldn't be more excited to work together with Steve as we continue to build a first-class, championship organization," he said in a statement. "I am already inspired by Steve's passion for the game, his love of competition and desire to win the right way, and I know our players and fans are going to be inspired as well."
Paul and several other players concurred.
"I am very excited about Mr. Ballmer's purchase of the Clippers," Paul said. "I've had a chance to meet him and his excitement for the game of basketball and our team is going to be great for the league, the city of Los Angeles and Clipper fans everywhere."
Added All-Star forward Blake Griffin: "Today is a great day for the Clipper organization and fans everywhere. I look forward to having Mr. Ballmer as an owner and continuing our pursuit of a championship."
Ballmer, Rivers and Clippers players will attend a fan festival announced for Monday at Staples Center.
Information from ESPN's Darren Rovell and ESPNLosAngeles.com's Arash Markazi was used in this report.
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Mishra's Haryana denied Maharashtra a victory in their latest Group B match of the ongoing Ranji Trophy at the Subrata Roy Sahara stadium in Ghaunje near Pune.
"I still have many years of cricket left in me and I want to make it to the team once again," said Mishra, who has been one of the major contributors with his willow for his team. "It is just not bowling, but I have been among the run getters for the side. Now-a-days, every team wants the bowlers to contribute with the bat too. So, I am also working on it," said Mishra, who wants to take a cue from R Ashwin.
What is more disturbing the Haryana skipper is the fact that most of the Indian pitches are not spinner friendly, at least in Ranji Trophy, and the Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium pitch was one such. He took two wickets on that pitch for 93 runs.
"I will do my part and leave the rest to the selectors," Mishra said. "I have played 13 Tests and want to increase that number. It will all depend on me to make the cut," said the spinner who has an average of 23.05 with the bat in Test cricket with a highest of 84 against England in 2011 and 43.30 with the ball, having taken 43 sticks.
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The formulation of this phrase seems odd and I can't pick the full meaning out of it. He says it after Wormtongue has thrown the Palantir out of Orthanc, which seems to be a great example of evil shooting itself in it's own foot, but that doesn't seem to be the thrust of the phrase.
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That's exactly what it means.
The desires and plans of evil people ("evil will;" "will" in this case being the noun relating to intent and desire) often ("oft") ruin ("mar") the cause of evil.
That is, the phrase says that evil people are selfish, petty, and short-sighted, and that this quality in evil individuals often impairs the grander world-embracing schemes of capital-E-Evil. It's ironic, and the context of Wormtongue and the Palantir is a great example of that irony.