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As press secretary to President Obama, Robert Gibbs was often in the obfuscation business. Now that he's been freed from that role and become a news analyst—albeit at MSNBC—Gibbs has become considerably more candid. Readers will recall, for example, that he described Chuck Hagel as "unimpressive and unprepared" at his Senate confirmation hearing.
Today, Gibbs took that frankness a significant step further. On Up With Chris Hayes, Gibbs stated that as press secretary, he had been ordered not to acknowledge the existence of the drone program. View the video after the jump.
As press secretary to President Obama, Robert Gibbs was often in the obfuscation business. Now that he's been freed from that role and become a news analyst—albeit at MSNBC—Gibbs has become considerably more candid. Readers will recall, for example, that he described Chuck Hagel as "unimpressive and unprepared" at his Senate confirmation hearing.
During yesterday's edition of Fox News Sunday, Washington Post editor Bob Woodward, who wrote the book "The Price of Politics" on how Obama handled the debt-ceiling fiasco in 2011, explained again to his media colleagues that it was a White House initiative to use a hatchet with these budgetary matters in the form of sequestration.
When Fox host Chris Wallace suggested the news media would highlight every spending-cut casualty expected from sequestration, liberal analyst Juan Williams agreed: "I think the news media will play into that at every level." Wallace asked Woodward to repeat his reporting:
The trashing of Ted Cruz continues apace in the bien-pensant MSM. From the New York Times, to the Washington Post, to Politico and elsewhere, the liberal media has the new Republican Senator from Texas in its sights.
Joe Scarborough is clearly camped out on the Cruz-bashing bandwagon. Earlier this month, so offended by Cruz was the sensitive Scarborough that he wouldn't deign to mention him by name. Today, not to be outdone by Frank Bruni, who called Cruz "an ornery, swaggering piece of work," Scarborough declared that Cruz acts like "a carnival barker at a local Republican event." View the video after the jump.
Anyone who thinks that setting a parody site of PolitiFact would be a good idea should reconsider. The site already parodies what a true fact-checking effort would look like on a nearly daily basis.
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In a lengthy article in March's Esquire "reported in cooperation with" the leftist-advised Center for Investigative Reporting, CIR Executive Chairman Philip Bronstein told readers that the unnamed Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden on May 1, 2011 was a year ago "wondering how he was going to feed his wife and kids or pay for their medical care." According to Bronstein, the answer is (read these words carefully): "[A]fter sixteen years in the Navy, his body filled with scar tissue, arthritis, tendonitis, eye damage, and blown disks, here is what he gets from his employer and a grateful nation: Nothing. No pension, no health care, and no protection for himself or his family."
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With this afternoon's Senate confirmation hearings for CIA director nominee John Brennan in view, the February 7 broadcast of Now with Alex Wagner devoted significant attention to the Obama administration's use of armed drones and the recently-leaked DOJ White Paper defending the legitimacy of drone strikes that explicitly targeted American civilians overseas.
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When I first walked into the movie, my expectations were not very high.
The first two movies, I thought, were the best of the series mainly due
to Richard Harris' dead-on portrayal of Dumbledore and screenplays that
closely followed the original books. Though the third and fourth movies
were very artistic and dramatic, I couldn't really connect to them in
the way i had with the books. They glossed over many of the little
things that made the Harry Potter series so magical in the first place,
focusing on a select few plot lines and limiting dialog to only what
was necessary to further the story.
As a result they've felt more like a collage of scenes, a series of puzzle pieces, thrown at the viewers faster than they can piece together, just leading up to a final confrontation. Pacing has certainly been an issue, leaving fans feeling disjointed, and those new to the series confused as to what exactly is going on. In this respect, Order of the Phoenix was very similar to the previous two movies. As a Hollywood film, it deserves praise, bringing this amazing world to the big screen, telling a compelling tale, and keeping the viewers glued to their seats for the duration of the movie. However, to the die hard fans of the books, you will undoubtedly be disappointed.
Many scenes that one would think invaluable to the story have been cut, replaced by the hasty filling in of plot holes. And while it pains me to ignore some of my favorite scenes from the book being left on the cutting room floor (St. Mungo's, Harry's Quibbler interview, the Quidditch fight, etc.), I realize that yes, not everything could be included in the movie. But in this watered down version of the book, there seems to be something missing. We still have all the drama and excitement, but some of the magic just seems to be gone.
Aside from Evanna (couldn't have made a more perfect Luna), the kids give simply average performances, never really reaching the full potential put forth by JK Rowling's writing. The same goes for Gambon, who seems to have ignored the calm, all knowing, endearing idea of who Dumbledore is, in favor of a more erratic yet powerful headmaster. Sure, this works well in the more dramatic scenes (specifically the final battle), but otherwise, his performance falls flat, lacking the eye twinkling charm we came to love from the late Richard Harris. Thankfully, Imelda Staunton more than makes up for this in an amazing portrayal of Dolores Umbridge, one of the more fully realized characters of the movie. As for the rest of the cast, it's largely hit or miss, determined by how each scene is written.
Overall, I would certainly recommend the movie for everyone, fan or not, as it really was a well made movie, despite a few wooden actors and some bad dialog. But when looking at the books, one really can't help but think how much more potential this movie could've had.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
OK. Yes stuff was left out. Yes some things were inaccurate. And yes,
at times the story jumped around. But I'll tell you what, if that's the
price to pay for being able to see fantastic literature on the
big-screen...I'll take a few inconsistencies any day.
For having the task of taking 870 masterful pages and turning them into a 2.5 hour movie, David Yates did one heck of a job. This movie is a must-see, no matter how you look at it. For book-readers, sure you notice the absence of certain parts, but you finally get to see what you've imagined in your head for years take place in real-live motion on the screen and you know what, those few things left out, help you gain a better understanding anyway, because you have already read the in-between stuff. Then, in the same breath, this is a great movie for non-book-readers as well. For those HP fans who take the lighter approach of skipping the books and simply following along by the movies you won't know what you're missing anyway. The biggest complaints about this movie will be from book-readers who wanted a 10-hour long, word-for-word re-creation of the book. Other than that, there is nothing to complain about. Acting was great, story-line was great, and the special effects were flawless.
(Slight Spoiler In This Paragraph) Being a book-reader, I knew heading in that I would have to be prepared to accept substantial cuts from all that takes place in the book. However, the parts that Yates chose to focus on, were by far, the most important ones; and the way in which he did it, left me speechless. Yates was clearly at his best at the movie's climactic ending. When reading those last few chapters, when Harry is at the Ministry, and there is the great battle, the book reads like a whirlwind. Everything is happening at once: death-eaters here, death-eaters there, Sirius finally getting the chance to fight, Moody kicking ass, Ginny going on a tear and straight-up owning people. And you try to picture in your head what all this would look like a million things going on at once, and trying to picture how wizards and witches really "fight" each other. Somehow, someway, Yates was able to create that fast-paced, action-packed, confusion, and then all of a sudden, like an orchestra going flat after their last booming note, Sirius Black is gone just like in the book. This was the hardest part for me to swallow when reading the book, as tears ran down my cheeks, not only because Sirius was my favorite character, but because you go from such a "high" of seeing the Order save the day, to the unbelievable "low" of seeing Harry's godfather simply fade away. This is an emotion and thought process which was excellently portrayed in the film. Ironically enough, Yates was only warming up.
As for the Dumbledore/Voldemort showdown, I don't think that it could have been done better. In a Star Wars type fashion, Harry is being tempted by Voldemort to release his anger, to have his revenge on Bellatrix Lestrange, to have a taste of the dark side. And as we sit there fearing for confused, helpless Harry, we see a green fire of hope, and more like Master Yoda than any other fictional character, Albus Dumbledore appears and engages Voldemort in a wizard-duel that puts Gandalf and Sarumon to shame.
The way the movie engaged the audience and got their emotion kicking is a great film-making talent not found in many movies anymore. Think of the way Yates made you HATE Umbridge, just like the book. The way you felt bad for Snape when you saw his hidden past, just like the book. And think of the best two lines of the movie where you felt comfort, confidence, and safety on Harry's part. The first of these lines was Sirius Black to Lucius Malfoy: when the death-eaters are over-whelming the kids, Sirius appears behind Lucius with a firm, "get away from my godson." Then once again, when Harry is alone with Voldemort, Dumbledore appears and almost as if to initiate the duel, says, "It was a mistake for you to come here tonight, Tom." Overall, the movie was fantastic. The best of the five by far. You just have to put aside the gaping holes of chapters that were left out, and look at what was done well. For the book-readers, imagine if you were forced to take only 400 of the 870 pages out of the book you would take the most important ones that relate to the plot. So as much as the "prefect storyline" and the "Harry/Cho drama" and all that other stuff is a great read, the big screen simply doesn't allow enough time for it. As for the non-book-readers pick up the books and get busy. Because as great as a job that Yates did with the movie the woman he got the story from, Ms. Rowling, might just be one of the greatest authors of our time.
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I actually was lucky enough to see this at a sneak preview on Monday.
The "experience" was lousy, but the film was good...IF you take it as a
separate entity from the series of books. If you separate the film from
the book, you won't be disappointed.
For the negative...there were, of course, MANY things that were omitted from the film. As a huge fan of the books, I still must be realistic. I knew there would be a lot of information left out. There were a few things that I felt could have made the story richer if they had been included, but I won't go into detail so I don't give away any of the film's changes. There were a few changes that made me frown at times, but as the story played out, it did make the film flow well. One of their worst casting decisions, Michael Gambon, was actually tolerable in this one, for the most part. I am NOT a fan of his portrayal of Dumbledore, but I guess he worked for this film simply because, for the majority of the story, he is supposed to be acting somewhat aloof towards Harry. That worked for him. I miss the subtlety that Richard Harris brought to that role, and, while he wasn't dreadful in this one, I still believe that there are countless other well known actors in the UK that could have done this role better justice. There wasn't enough Molly or Hagrid for me though. I love both of those characters.
On a positive note, the special effects were very well done. The thestrals were marvelous--eerie, but strangely peaceful creatures. Evanna Lynch could not have been more spot on as Luna. Her voice, mannerisms and demeanor were amazing. My only complaint about her was that she wasn't on screen enough. :o) Imelda Staunton, as Umbridge, and Helena Bonham Carter, as Bella, have to be two of the BEST casting decisions that they have with regard to these films. They were SO incredible. I was actually quite impressed with Dan, Rupert and Emma as well. They have come quite far in their acting abilities. They have finally achieved the art of saying a lot without necessarily opening their mouths. The scene in the common room following the kiss between Harry and Cho was hysterical. Kreacher and Grawp were great additions to the films. Fred and George's exit was very well done, albeit slightly different. The film, if taken by itself, was really good. Unfortunately, it's a lot different from the book. But, as I'm doing a film review and not a comparison, I'll give it 8 out of 10, because I was highly entertained.
Our "sneak preview" was interrupted in the middle due to a problem with the film, and I think we still missed some of it. We lined up 3 hours before the movie was supposed to begin, it started late, it was interrupted in the middle for over 30 minutes, we were wanded for metal and electronics every time we went in or out...I think we'll just wait until opening week next time. It's crowded, but a lot less trouble.
We are actually going to see it again.
I love the Harry Potter books, and I've always liked the movies. That's why I was very excited to go see the latest installment of the series. However the movie did not at all live up to my expectations; to me it felt rushed and choppy. I realize that Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was a very long book, but so was The Goblet of Fire and I enjoyed it's movie adaptation a lot. In this movie seemed as though the director merely had a check list of scenes that he needed to but in the movie put no thought into connecting them. The speed and choppiness of the movie took away from the characters. It was just events and there was hardly any character development at all. Which was a shame because the young cast continues to get better, and there were some amazing acting veterans (Gary Oldman, Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter etc.) In my opinion if the director had slowed everything down, only a little, he could've added a lot more (character development, humor, fluidity) However, despite by prier comments, the movie was not terrible. It did have it's good moments, but I think it could have been done a lot better.
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I feel cheated. I really do. Too much omitted this time.
WARNING: DON'T READ ANY FURTHER IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE MOVIE or READ THE BOOK.
Firstly, Harry stabbed the dementor in the eye with his wand! What?! Secondly, did anyone find Kingsley Shacklebolt's hat mildly unnecessary? Just asking. Then, there's the complete omission of Hermoine's and Ron's elevation to prefect, AND of Harry becoming captain of the Quidditch team. In fact, there was no Quidditch at all. Frowny faces abound. They skipped the visit to St. Mungo's, and it would've been funny to see Gilderoy Lockhart again. It also seemed like the Weasley brothers' grand exit was stolen from them. The fireworks were cool, but there was none of the flair, there was no speech, and there was (yet again) no Peeves. Sad times. And then, despite all these omissions, they find time to have a scene of everyone from the DA in detention writing lines with blood-ink quills, which never even happens in the book. Booo. However, through all this, there was one glimmer of hope: The fight in the Ministry. "The battle at the Ministry will make it all better," I said to myself. Not so! I mean, sure, it was good looking, but the entire Hall of Prophecy collapsing? Surely the shelves in that kind of room are sturdier than that. The distinct lack of almost ALL of the Department of Mysteries? Where was the brain room? Where was the hummingbird in the hourglass? And most importantly, where was the prophecy?! We get a snippet of it, but it comes out before the thing even breaks. And now we come to the saddest part: Sirius's death. (I told you, you shouldn't be reading if you haven't seen/read it already.) It was definitely as sad as it should've been, but it wasn't nearly as abrupt as it was in the book. It's shocking because of its suddenness. It becomes more real that way; it shocks the reader as much as it does Harry. It just didn't seem jarring enough. Also, the young wizards were casting nonverbally, which will (presumably) create confusion when Harry duels Snape in Half-Blood Prince. Oh, and the Priori Incantatum thing with Voldemort and Dumbledore? What?
I will say that Umbridge and Bellatrix Lestrange were perfect for their roles, and the thestrals were very cool. The acting was all extremely well done, the content just left a lot to be desired.
But what do I know? It's hard to write movies. I just wish the film has included more of the important, meaningful content.
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Yates, be ashamed. Goldenberg, be ashamed. This is the worst HP movie a
die hard fan had to sit through. To start off, just because the movie
is an adaptation of the book does not mean it should leave out entire
story lines, change others, and expose only those that will glitter and
impress those who have not read the book. Lord of the Rings... ring a
bell, followers of the book... did it stray as much from the books as
OOTP did? Now for serious talk, whoever decided that Grawp should look
like a 20' middle-aged man with Down's Syndrome should be tortured for
the rest of their life. Not only did Grawp look slow, but behaved,
moved, and got the audience's sympathy NOT how the book describes him
at all. And how about entire chunks of the book thrown away for a cheap
(but likely profitable) movie? How about being 3/4 through the book in
60 minutes? How about Kreacher, 2 scenes? How about Sirius' mother's
portrait? How about Quidditch? How about the Patronus charm being "very
advanced magic" yet the director felt every character needed an animal?
How about classes, wizard clothing, Diagon Alley... is Hogwart's set in
London now for some reason? How about Harry is the only one that does
lines in Umbridge's office (so as to isolate him further from his
friends in his loneliness)? How about Firenze taking over Divination,
showing that it is not a lost art and course? How about Weasley's
Wizarding Wheezes, the twins' decision making, the money Harry gave
them to open up their shop? How about knowing the names of the escaped
convicts, was it going to cost too much to PRINT 10 names of the
villains who are in the finale on the Prophet? I realize this is a film
"based" on the book, but to be able to say that the movie should
reflect at least 50% of the book, if the craptacular disappointment duo
of Yates/Goldenberg sign on for Half Blood Prince, I hope I am not
alone in wishing them to buy a few extra letter openers for the "angry"
mail they will certainly receive. If another duo appears, my advice is
to stick to the book, even Mel Gibson did that...
To Ms. J.K. Rowling, I sincerely hope you did not have the final decision on the final cut of this film... it utterly destroys the imagery/ plot you so carefully grew and pruned in the minds of innumerable people, young and old.
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For those of you looking for a faithful adaptation of Order of the
Phoenix, this film isn't it. How director David Yates got the go to
direct completely baffles me. Not since Chris Columbus' stilted pacing
has a HP film disappointed me. I realize that in a book as rich in
detail as the HP series something is bound to be left out in the film
version, but the direction and editing of this film leave much to be
The film opens in Little Whinging with the dementor attack on Harry and Dudley. Mrs. Figg happens across the boys as if by accident just after Harry defeats the Dementors with his Patronus, but is never "outed" as a squib. The Dursleys were more worried than horrified, and never threatened Harry with expulsion from their house. The sheer vileness that audiences last saw in Prisoner of Azkaban was notable absent, leaving the view to wonder what happened to bring us the weak and whimpering version of the Dursleys that appears in this film.
When Harry is brought to the Order's headquarters, very little is made of the fact that the Noble House of Black was once a bastion of pure-blood fanaticism. Kreature makes a very weak appearance, and the simple existence of Regulus Black (R.A.B.?) was never even touched upon.
Fred and George remain the comic relief, but the ever developing character of Ginny Weasley is ignored. Even more upsetting was the notable absence of Mrs. Weasly's growing concern for her family's safety. I thought that one of the most touching moments in the book was the chapter in which Mrs. Weasly attempts of banish the boggart only to have it continually morph into the horrifying visages of various dead loved ones. Bill and Charlie were also not mentioned, leaving the viewer to wonder if the film franchise plans to reduce the Weasly family from 9 to 7.
As excited as I was with the casting of Imelda Staunton as Dolores Umbridge, I felt that Yate simply did not do her justice. Yes she was vile, but not in the bureaucratic evil way Rowling depicted her in the novel. She simpered, but I just did not get the feeling that she took malicious pleasure that she should have in what she did as the High Inquisitor.
The rumored St. Mungo's scene, while it may have been filmed, was disappointingly absent, with the film jumping from Mr. Weasly's attack in the ministry (although why he was in the Deapartment of Mysteries was never addressed) to Christmas dinner at the HQ and a lame "Here's Daddy!" from Mrs. Weasly.
Even more disappointing was the depiction of the Department of Mysteries. I entered the movie hoping for some wicked effects and bizarre magical elements, and was left with just the Hall of Prophesies and the mysterious doorway. To add insult to injury, the relationship between Sirius and Harry was never developed to the point where Harry would naturally feel devastated by the loss of his godfather. I felt as though their relationship was more vague friend of the family then Harry beginning to look to Sirius as a surrogate father figure.
Over all the continuity of the film felt too rushed and disjointed, as opposed to the more fluid Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of fire. Relationships between the characters felt forced, which I found odd, considering the fact that the cast has been working together for 7 years or so. If any of my personal suspicions and predictions for the future of Harry are accurate, this film has left out numerous key elements. That being the case, then films 6 and 7 will have to scramble to make up for what this film lacks. As Yates is slated to direct the next installment, I can only look to it with a feeling of dread, wondering how he will mangle the Half-Blood Prince.
Once again, I believe that the series is only getting better with each
progressive movie. I attended a preview screening tonight and was
completely blown away by the movie. While quite a bit of detail was
lost in the movie, how can you really expect a three hour movie to
capture what takes Rowling hundreds of pages to explain? This said,
Yates did a great job capturing the spirit of the book, and he had me
on my seat from the first scene all the way through the end of the
movie. I cried, I laughed, and I am pretty sure there were a few times
where I couldn't breathe from the tension.
What really made the movie for me was the talent of the actors. As expected, the older cast members deliver some of the best acting England has to offer. Sidenote: there is something about Emma Thompson where every time she cries in a movie, I start tearing up myself. I was especially impressed with how much Daniel, Emma (Watson), and Rupert have improved their acting since the last movie. Having come from seeing Daniel in Equus two weeks ago, I was expecting a lot from him. Even after seeing him display more intensity than I thought possible on stage, he surprised me in Phoenix. His emotions were so raw and genuine that I literally got goosebumps.
Well done to the cast and crew! I can't wait for the next one!!
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I have read and enjoyed all 7 Harry potter novels, and I watched and
enjoyed the first 2 films, Azkaban and GOF were OK but not good. This
however was awful, and when I say awful I really mean awful. I was
genuinely on the verge of walking out of the theatre after about 30
minutes, the only reason I sat through this was because of my wife.
I will say that Dolores Umbridge and Sirius Black were really good. Harry Potter however was dreadful. Daniel Radcliffe seems to have forgotten how to act on his way through puberty. I mean he was excellent in the first two films so why was this so awful? He spent two hours literally panting and moaning, it was like he had been told to tense every muscle in his whole body and stay like that for every scene.
Then there was Dumbledore and trust me Michael Gambon cannot do Dumbledore. After Trelawny is fired and he tells Umbridge quite calmly that she can stay in the castle he then proceeds to shout at the students, "Don't you all have studying to do?", that was one of my biggest wtf moments.
Percy doesn't speak at all, and Malfoy has literally one line in the whole film. How about explaining that Umbridge was the one who set the Dementors on Harry in the first place, and then they actually changed how the Dementors looked, I mean film 3 got it spot on. Then there was just ridiculous stuff like a Dementor strangling Harry, so he stabs it in the eye with his wand? Then there was Fred and George leaving Hogwarts, the whole reason that they caused a big scene and commotion was so that Harry could use Umbridges fire in her office and find out about Sirius. How about Kreacher lying to Harry? How about revealing that Snape DID go and find out about Sirius and was merely pretending to be ignorant to Umbridge? My biggest disappointment however by far was the end fight scene's between the death eaters and the Order of the Phoenix, in particular Dumbledore and Voldemort. Bellatrix does not kill Sirius with the Avada Kedavra curse, she stuns him into one of those weird curtained doors, and then he disappears. The fight between Dumbledore and Voldemort was basically a giant light show where the cgi people were probably told "Go to town, let your imagination run wild".
How about Dumbledore taunting Voldemort by calling him Tom all the time, and avoiding his killing curses rather than fighting back? How about Dumbledore being shown to be far more powerful than Riddle and choosing for reasons that I can't remember now not to kill him? The other thing about Dumbledore as well is that he appears to dissaparate from Hogwarts which Hermione says repeatedly throughout the books is not possible.
I probably haven't covered everything, but these films definitely went downhill big time after Chamber of Secrets. You leave the cinema feeling like all you saw was lots of clips strung together, and that loads of things were missing, and it all happened in a massive rush, you don't get that sense of satisfaction that you should get after watching a good film. Whether you've read the book or not, I would say avoid at all costs, and if you haven't read the book, then buy the book and read it, it will give you infinitely more pleasure that the torture you have to suffer to watch this film.
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Our family waited for six hours to get in to see this film at the
midnight showing and wish we had gotten a good night sleep instead! I
am only grateful that we weren't stupid enough to wait until the 3:15
am showing in 3D! So much was missing from the film that it hardly made
sense to the members of our family who have not read the book and those
of us that have read it were upset about what was missing and angry
about what had been shoved together.
It annoys us when one scene after another makes you think, "that's all wrong!" instead of feeling good about it.
The scene with the fireworks was fun, but nothing like the book and the scene with the swamp is completely missing! Those were two parts I was really looking forward to.
I could go on and on with all the things that just didn't play out right.
What horrifies me is the fact that they have already filmed the next one and what have they done to that one? Can no one step in and stop these idiots from ruining another Harry Potter film?
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Putin says to pardon jailed tycoon Khodorkovsky
MOSCOW (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin is to pardon one of his best known opponents, jailed oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, in what may be a gesture to critics of his human rights record before Russia hosts the Winter Olympics.
Putin made the announcement that he would soon free Khodorkovsky, once Russia's richest man, after a marathon news conference in which he exuded confidence that he has reasserted his authority in the face of street protests. He also confirmed that women from the Pussy Riot group would be also be released.
Russia's Putin says Ukraine bailout not aimed against Europe
MOSCOW, Dec 19 (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin on
Thursday portrayed Russia's bailout of Ukraine as an act of
brotherly love to stave off economic crisis and said it was not
designed to keep its big neighbour out of Europe's clutches.
Russia agreed on Tuesday to buy $15 billion worth of
Ukrainian Eurobonds and cut the price Kiev pays for Russian gas,
weeks after Kiev spurned a trade pact with the European Union in
a policy U-turn which touched off anti-government protests.
Russia agrees $15 billion bailout of Ukraine, fuelling protests
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia agreed a $15 billion bailout for Ukraine and slashed the price of gas exports on Tuesday under a deal that keeps the cash-strapped country in Moscow's orbit but fuelled street protests in Kiev.
Vladimir Putin's lifeline to Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich was a triumph for the Russian leader in a geopolitical battle with the Europe Union. But the deal saddles Russia with a heavy financial burden and he failed to lure Ukraine into a customs union with other ex-Soviet republics.
Russian bailout wins Ukraine economic respite but deepens political rift
MOSCOW, Dec 18 (Reuters) – Ukraine's President Viktor
Yanukovich has secured a $15 billion bailout from Russia,
offering respite for an economy heading ever closer to default
but also drawing accusations he has sold his country out to its
former Soviet master.
By grasping the lifeline thrown by Russian leader Vladimir
Putin, Yanukovich reignited demands for his resignation by
opponents at home already enraged by his decision to walk away
from a trade and political deal with the European Union.
Ukraine leader seeks cash at Kremlin, Kiev protest planned
MOSCOW, Dec 17 (Reuters) – Ukraine's president could secure
loans from Russia on Tuesday when he meets Vladimir Putin at the
Kremlin – money that could help fend off economic crisis as
anti-government protests continue in Kiev.
Demonstrators demanding that Viktor Yanukovich step down
after he spurned a trade and investment deal with the European
Union last month plan a new show of force in Ukraine's capital
on Tuesday as the president meets his Russian counterpart.
Russia nears loan deal with Ukraine to keep it in its orbit
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia signaled on Monday it was about to agree a loan deal with Ukraine to help its indebted neighbor stave off economic chaos and keep it in its former Soviet master's orbit.
In snowbound Kiev, the opposition went ahead with plans for another big rally for Tuesday against what they see as moves by President Viktor Yanukovich to sell out national interests to Russia after he backed away from a landmark deal with the European Union that would have shifted their country westwards.
Russia eyes loan, gas deal to keep Ukraine in its orbit
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia signaled on Monday it was about to agree a loan and gas deal with Ukraine to help Kiev stave off economic chaos and keep it in its former Soviet master's orbit.
In Kiev, the opposition went ahead with preparations for another big rally for Tuesday against what they see as moves by President Viktor Yanukovich to sell out national interests to Russia after backing away from a landmark deal with the European Union that would have shifted their country westwards.
Russia makes new attempt to woo Ukraine, EU waits in wings
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin made a new attempt to woo Ukraine on Thursday after the European Union and United States stepped up efforts to pull Kiev out of its former Soviet master's orbit.
A day after European and U.S. officials held talks with Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich in Kiev, Putin used a state of the nation address to tout the economic benefits of joining a customs union that he wants Ukraine to be part of.
Russian state TV waves the flag for Putin in Ukraine
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Ukraine is descending into anarchy and civil war. Economic collapse, even partition looms for a Russian ally enmeshed by a conspiracy involving the United States, the EU, Sweden, Poland, Lithuania. That at least is the view Russians might well get, watching state media coverage of events in Kiev.
Russian state media, the dominant force under Vladimir Putin's presidency, has broadcast a consistent message of caution to the domestic audience and to millions across Ukraine who understand Russian and can receive Russian television.
Putin dissolves state news agency, tightens grip on Russia media
MOSCOW, Dec 9 (Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin tightened
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to promote Moscow's image abroad.
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Russia has told India that Kudankulam nuclear power plants 3 and 4 would cost "double", after New Delhi decided that the next two reactors would come under the new civil nuclear liability law, and not be covered by the agreement on Kudankulam 1 and 2, top government sources have told The Indian Express.
It is learnt that Moscow has conveyed the "steep cost escalation" in recent weeks through both technical experts and diplomatic channels, after "monetizing" the factors arising out of suppliers' responsibility.
Negotiations are under way as both sides work towards the summit meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi on December 24. However, no final understanding on the price is expected to be reached before Putin's visit.
Without disclosing exact figures, a government official told The Indian Express, "If the initial price was X, then the new cost is about 2X."
With Russia extending credit lines worth $ 3.2 billion for Kudankulam 3 and 4 early this year, initial costs had been estimated to be between $ 6 billion and $ 7 billion. This figure could now double.
Moscow had urged New Delhi to recognise Kudankulam 3 and 4 as being grandfathered under the agreement for Kudankulam 1 and 2, and argued that the inter-governmental agreement of 2008, which firms up plans for setting up four additional reactors, was done before the liability law.
The Department of Atomic Energy and Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd had agreed with the Russians and backed the proposal. The Prime Minister's Office, however, raised questions and sent the matter for detailed legal consideration.
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About This Listing
An oasis of peace surrounded by a panoramic garden overlooking Siena.
A beautifully renovated apartment consists of double bedroom with lounge, 2 single bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large living room with fireplace and dining room with kitchenette
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Here is your oasis of relax ... all the year !!
Just arrived you can admire the most beautiful view of Siena that you can get from Crete Senesi. Right in front of this picturesque glimpse , the apartment is located .
100 m2 of a 1100 farmhouse finely restored and conserved respecting the original structure .
Entering through a small patio you will be in a large dining room equipped with every comfort; on the left the kitchenette .
Passing an arc made with vintage brick and a small hallway, you will find 2 bedrooms each furnished with picture windows and a bathroom with details of Provencal decor .
Climbing a ladder in old terracotta you will be on the second floor where there are a studio, the main bathroom and the real gem of the house: a large double bedroom nicely furnished with a fitted wardrobe and picture window. Inside the room a wooden staircase leads to a loft where you will find a lounge with French-style toilet and related accessories.
On the back of the house a private garden with a gazebo and directly facing on Siena and Crete Senesi, is the perfect setting for any meal of the day.
The owner will be aviable for visitsiting Siena and surroundings as well as to allow you to live like real magic of the Palio of Siena .
Guest Access
Private panoramic garden with gazebo
large living room with fireplace
dining room with kitchenette
two bedrooms with a guest bathroom
large double room which gives access to a private lounge .
master bathroom
Interaction with Guests
The owner will be at the apartment for you check in procedure.
They can also be offered directions for excursions, courses in traditional Tuscan cuisine , special themed dinners.
The Neighborhood
Peace , tranquility, unique landscapes and breathtaking, the pristine green
Getting Around
The apartment is located in the middle of the Crete Senesi then in an oasis of peace and tranquility not contaminated by traffic.
The nearby village of Arbia still offers efficient public services to Siena and surroundings .
Other Things to Note
It will be our pleasure to share with you the fruits of our small organic vegetable garden !!
The owner demands respect for things and people, in particular for the extremely particular furnishing that characterizes the house as well as for the well-kept garden.
pets not allowed
37 Reviews
Erika was extremely understanding and flexible about our last minute changes in arrival time. She's an excellent host and made sure we were welcome.
The apartment itself is lovely and the views from the house are spectacular!
The apartment was lovely, spacious and well equipped, with comfortable furnishings and interesting decor and books. The highlight was the setting - we spent lots of time in the pretty garden just looking at the gorgeous countryside. The hundreds of fireflies at night added a magic touch. With just a 15 minute drive from Siena it was the perfect spot to relax. Siena cathedral was amazing. We loved our stay and wished we had more time to spend there!
Martina and her boyfriend Luca were easy to communicate with. The accomodations were welcoming and Martina even shared a cake. We thoroughly enjoyed her place in the beautiful Tuscan countryside .
We had a wonderful stay at the apartment. Erika keeps the place in perfect condition and it was very welcoming. It is a great location - not far from Siena but also easy to access other towns in Tuscany. The highlight of the apartment is the view. We enjoyed the patio overlooking the hills of Tuscany and Siena off in the distance. We would highly recommend and hope to stay here again!
Erika made us feel very welcome. The place was beautiful exactly as advertised. The pictures don't do this place justice. We would stay here again in a heartbeat and I would definetly recommend this place without hesitation.
La maison d'Érika est située dans un lieu enchanteur où tous les touristes s'arrêtent pour en immortaliser la beauté.
Les pièces sont spacieuses et une mention spéciale pour la propreté des lieux.
La terrasse est définitivement notre coup de coeur, tant pour son emplacement que pour l'aménagement paysager.
Nous y avons passé une semaine qui nous a ravie.
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About the Host, Erika
Hello, I'm Erika!!
I'm 28 years old and I usually live in Siena or in Florence.
I have a degree in Business Communication at Università degli Studi di Siena and a Master in Business, Publicity and Marketing at ilSole24Ore Business School.
I also love italian language, so I improved my skills in teaching italian language to foreign students: for this reason I lived 18 months between London and Barcellona.
At this moment I'm working at Università degli Studi di Siena Engeneering Library as front office manager and I'm trying to study Chinese language!
With my fiancee Luca, who is a medicine Phd student and comes from Naples, we are taking care about the lease of 3 apartments in Tuscany.
In particular, as you can see from announcements, one is in the city center of Florence, another in the city center of Siena and the last one is in Siena countryside, in the middle of Crete Senesi.
We love volleyball, books, photography, travelling and holidays, tropical beaches and seas, cruises, Teatro alla Scala, puzzle, Chanel, Hermes and fashion, Palio di Siena, Maldive, New York, California, Italy, Paris, Wien, Capo Verde, Barcellona, Ken Follett, Wilbur Smith, Agatha Christie, James Cameron, Titanic, Avatar, Samsung, Kate Winslet, italian language, Accademia della Crusca, Naples, Ischia, Capri and Positano, 883, Max Pezzali, Mozart, Verdi and all classical music, Metallica, Pink Floyd.
We love eat and food! Our favourite dishes are pizza, ice cream, pasta and Tuscan meat, sushi, indian food, chocolate.
Our maxim: Carpe, carpe diem, seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary.
We love rent our apartments and make our guests feel at home. This is the reason why we alway welcome our guests with a just baked handmade cake, BIO fruit juice (or champagne if they are on honeymoon) and lots of love! :)
We always prepare a dedicate tourist guide with informations about the best way from the apartment to a specific place, we give you a map, suggestion about cafè, restaurants, hairdresser, etc.
Into the apartments our guests will find some gifts that will make their Tuscan experience incredible and unforgettable....
Contact us!! We will really glad to hold you :)
Castello Di Leonina RelaisOne of the best restaurant I have ever tried. Only one word: FANTASTIC! 1 minutes by feet far from the apartmentStrada di Leonina Asciano
Centro EssenzaA so nice acquapark with a lot of swimming pools! 3 km far from the apartmentCasetta 53019
Via AretinaWow!! this is my butcher. Typical meats, Cinta Senese, Tuscan salami, cheese of the shepherd. Possibility of vacuum-packedVia Aretina Arbia Tuscany 53041
Il Locale di GuidoJust 4 km far from the aprtment! Great Tuscany dishesSiena 53010
Bar Nocino Di Anselmi A E C. Sncthe best patisserie in SienaVia Aretina Toscana
Ristorante/pizzeria All'Orto de' Peccia real medieval parkVia Porta Giustizia Siena SI 53100
Osteria La Sosta di ViolanteGreat place for lunch and dinnerVia Pantaneto Siena SI 53100
Tea-Rooma great place for a relaxing night....music, tea, cakes...Via Porta Giustizia Siena Toscana
Accademia dei Fisiocritici Onlusdiscover this amazing museumSiena Toscana
Orto Botanicoa very beautiful garden with lot of plants and rare flowersVia Pier Andrea Mattioli Siena Tuscany
Palazzo Pubblicoone of the ebst museum in sienaPiazza Il Campo Siena Toscana 53100
Osteria CastelvecchioHighly reccomanded!!Via Castelvecchio Tuscany
trattoria da CiCEThe best meat in Siena: try tagliata with Colonnata lardoVia di San Pietro Siena Tuscany 53100
Pizzeria Poppi IvanoThe best place in Siena for a snackVia Banchi di Sopra Siena Tuscany 53100
Museo dell'Opera metropolitana del DuomoGood museum in SienaPiazza del Duomo Siena 53100
Morbidi Armando Eredi S.N.C.the best place for your lunch or happy hourVia dei Termini Toscana
Santa Maria della Scalathe best museum in SienaPiazza del Duomo Siena Tuscany 53100
La Favoritagood place for your night in SienaPiazza Giacomo Matteotti Siena SI 53100
Basilica Cateriniana San DomenicoA really big and interesting church in SienaPiazza San Domenico Sienna Tuscany 53100
Cartazucchero Libreria CaffetteriaThe best place for a tea and cakesVia Camollia Siena Toscana 53100
Osteria La Piana Snc Di Bracciali Marco E Fuochi MarcoA little bit small ma so nice, cut and their dishes are so good!! you need a reservationVia Camollia Siena Tuscany 53100
Osteria il Vinaio di bobbe e davideA very good place for your lunch and dinnerVia Camollia Siena SI 53100
Fortezza MediceaA relaxing and ppaceful place in the city centerPiazza Caduti delle Forze dell'Ordine Siena Toscana 53100
Enoteca Italianagreat place for a tasting of wines and typical cold cutsPiazza Libertà Siena 53100
Ascianoa typical city in the middle of Crete SenesiAsciano Tuscany 53041
Susy Sushi Di Que HaizhenThe best sushi in SienaPiazzale Rosselli Siena Toscana
Galleria PortaSienaa small but nice shopping center in front of Siena train station! Sushi bar and beauty center are insidePiazzale Rosselli Siena SI 53100
Ristorante I Gabellieri La Gabella Srlgreat place for desserts!Viale Vittorio Emanuele II Siena SI 53100
Terme San Giovannigreat SPARapolano Terme 53040
Ristorante pizzeria La VerandaThe best pizza in Siena!! cheap and good! you need a reservationPiazza Calabria Sienna SI 53100
Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Maggioreyou cant leave Tuscany without visit it!!Loc. Chiusure Asciano Tuscany 53041
Chiusurea typical small city in the middle of Crete SenesiChiusure Tuscany 53041
Castelmuzioan incredible view on Val dOrciaCastelmuzio Toscana 53020
Pienzawow!!! a wonderful bon bon in TuscanyPienza Tuscany 53026
Cattedralea really beautiful church with a marvellous decorated dome. Discover it!Piazza Pio II Pienza Toscana
MontepulcianoLike a little SienaMontepulciano Tuscany 53045


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