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Listing information
- Beds: 4
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Below Ground Sq. Feet: 1,040
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,332
- Middle School: John Adams
- Subdivision: North Park
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 2 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,316 ($87.22 per sq. foot)
- Lot Area: 0.21
- County: Olmsted
- Elementary School: George Gibbs
- Year Built: 2001
- Status: Sold on 6/1/2015
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,276
- Lot Size: 75x120
- High School: John Marshall
- School District: Rochester #535
3 Bdrms on One Flr No
Air Conditioning Central
Amenities - Exterior Deck, Driveway - Concrete, Fenced Yard-Partial, Garage Door Opener
Amenities - Interior Cable, Ceiling Fan(s), Ceramic Tile, Foyer, Kitchen Window, Master BR W/I Closet, Natural Woodwork, Pantry, Tiled Floors, Vaulted Ceilings, Walk-in Closet, Washer/Dryer Hkups
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement Features Daylight/Lookout Wnd, Finished, Sump Basket
Basement Material Concrete Block
Basement Style Full
Bath Description Full Basement, Main Floor Full Bath, Master Walk Thru, Walk Thru
Construction Type Frame/Wood
Dining Informal Dining Room
Exterior Vinyl
Financing Conventional
Fireplace No
Fuel Natural Gas
Garage Type Attached
Heat Forced Air
Mechanicals Electronic Air Fltr, Sump Pump, Water Heater - Gas, Water Softener - Own
Miscellaneous: DPR Eligible No
Other Finished Above Grade - 1276.00, Finished Below Grade - 936.00, Garage Type: Garage SqFt - 484, Square Feet: Above Ground SqFt - 1276, Square Feet: Below Ground SqFt - 1040, Square Feet: Main Floor SqFt - 1276, Square Feet: Total SqFt - 2316, Tax Year - 2014
Rental License No
Road Frontage City, Paved, Sidewalks
Roof Asphalt Shingles
Sewer City
Special Search Main Floor Bedrooms
Stories Bi-Level Split
Water City
Waterfront No
Waterfront Name None
Bedroom 1 M 10x10
Dining Room M 10x9
Foyer M 13x7
Kitchen M 11x10
Laundry Room M 10x7
Living Room M 18x16
Master Bedroom M 14x12
Bathroom L 10x5
Bedroom 2 L 13x11
Bedroom 3 L 13x9
Family Room L 24x14
Utility Room L 10x9
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Most of the chatter was about Britain's role in Europe after Maastricht and how it would approach the next inter-governmental conference in 1996. The Prime Minister did, however, make it abundantly clear that he felt at home. And at one point he was overheard joking about the irony that, just a year after fighting his first general election as Prime Minister, he was beginning to look like one of the elder statesmen of Europe.
There was nothing vainglorious in this. With so many of his counterparts around Europe either unseated or in difficulty, he could well find at the end of the Parliament that he is a doyen at EC summits. Moreover, the remark suited the mood, for at that moment both Mr Major and his mainstream Tory supporters were at last ready to look on the bright side.
The previous week, by winning a crucial Commons vote to sit all night, the Government had made a breakthrough on the Maastricht Bill, injecting a new mood of optimism; the fiasco over pit closures had been brought to a conclusion without casualities in the Commons. There was real evidence of economic recovery. Above all, Mr Major had survived one of the worst years of political crisis faced by any prime minister since the 1940s.
A year after the election, there are two ways of looking at Mr Major's future. One is that the Maastricht Bill will be passed, that the Tory divisions will heal, that the economy will continue improving and that a 1997 election victory is in prospect. The other is that he cannot escape the forces putting his premiership at risk over the treaty, that he could be forced to resign by a defeat on the Social Chapter and that he personally will be exposed as having brought calamity upon his party.
Listen to the cruel words of a prominent MP on the Tory right: 'Most prime ministers have been common men - or in one case woman - with uncommon abilities. Even Wilson was brilliantly clever. Thatcher had a sort of muscular intellect. Is he just a common man with common abilities?'
Charges of day-to-day incompetence are rarely made against Mr Major because they don't stick. One MP who knows him well and disagrees with him on Europe says: 'He's a superb political tactician.' Even the MP who raised the question of his ability admitted that the root of his doubts was that he and his colleagues on the Euro- sceptic right had been told that Mr Major was their man. 'We won't buy a pig in a poke again. This party is a nationalist one before anything else. The reason that the collapse of ERM caused so much discontent in constituencies, even among people who disagreed with the policy, was that it was a national humiliation. It made Britain look bad.'
Just how bad this year has been is still reflected in the opinion polls. A problem for Mr Major is that, unlike Margaret Thatcher, he minds about being popular; but like her, at least at present, he isn't, as the graph below shows. It is worth remembering that until last autumn Mr Major had no experience of being unpopular at all. While Margaret Thatcher came into office with four bumpy years as the 'milk snatcher' Education Secretary behind her, he had a smooth and seemingly effortless rise to the top. Unlike virtually all his 20th-century predecessors, Mr Major has had to learn to take the knocks after, not before, reaching the pinnacle of his political career.
Chatting with a select group at one of Lord Archer's famous parties last Christmas, Mr Major characterised his own psychic journey as Prime Minister in three phases. The first was that he had to pinch himself in amazement to realise that he was really there. The second was deep depression as he faced a level of criticism that he had never previously encountered, coupled with real doubt about whether he should carry on at all. And the third was a decision to shrug off his doubts, press on and do the best he could.
To judge by the comments of his closest colleagues last week, this is a pretty accurate summary. First, it was - and occasionally still is - slightly incredible to him that he should be in Downing Street at all. One official who worked with him at the Treasury says of the period after he succeeded Baroness Thatcher: 'I think he probably lay in the bath, hurled the soap in the air and thought: 'Heavens I'm Prime Minister. I can invite Alec Bedser and Peter May to lunch and they actually come'.'
The nation, grateful after 11 years of his predecessor not to be harangued, rewarded him first with a honeymoon period, reinforced by his own quiet pursuit of the Gulf war, and then with a general election victory which was very much of his own making and against the economic odds.
But then came Black Wednesday. Senior ministers are still cautious about describing the mood of panic which overcame the Government, but that Mr Major was deeply shaken by it is not in doubt. 'It was particularly difficult for those of us who had never experienced a big crisis before,' said one. 'And John Major had never really experienced even a little one.'
This, then, was the second phase. It was only temporarily relieved by the trouncing of the Euro-rebels at the party conference in Brighton, for that was quickly followed by the debacle of Michael Heseltine's announcement of coal mine closures. Not even Mr Major's closest circle put all the blame for this on Mr Heseltine; the Prime Minister chaired the crucial meetings before the announcement, but, like his colleagues, was mesmerised by the detail and failed to see the big picture. Nevertheless, one minister says: 'He felt very badly let down indeed.'
Yet he did not sacrifice Mr Heseltine any more than he had sacrificed Norman Lamont. 'He knew he had to save Michael,' says one Cabinet minister. 'That was partly loyalty, but partly it was sensible politics. He didn't want Michael on the backbenches.' This was perhaps the lowest point of all; in the October aftermath of the pits U-turn and on the eve of the knife-edge paving debate on Maastricht, he said in private that he felt like a man 'walking over hot coals with poisonous vipers underneath them'. The low politics of keeping Mr Heseltine were quickly vindicated; it was he who, alerted to the parliamentary perils by two of his own right-wing ministers, invented the concession on the timing of Maastricht ratification which saved the day.
But if this was the low point of the second phase it also led quickly to the third. Those who have known him longest insist Mr Major has always been personally tough. But several colleagues attest to a hardening against criticism in this period. 'He went through the burn,' says one. 'He took on a bit of steel. And he started to worry less about the press.'
Lady Thatcher was famously indifferent to the press, even though, in the words of one Cabinet minister: 'She read the newspapers more than she liked to let on.' But John Major still has a full set of morning papers delivered to his flat at 10 Downing Street and attaches high importance to his newspaper interviews - most of which have been with friendly, middle-market papers. The recent arrival of Gordon Reece, Lady Thatcher's famous image maker, is another sign of the importance he attaches to improving relations with the Tory press.
Some friends of Gus O'Donnell, the Treasury civil servant whom Mr Major brought with him as press secretary, suspect Mr Reece of being behind a Daily Mail story last week that O'Donnell's star was on the wane. But one senior minister who sees Mr Reece regularly denies that his presence is threatening to Mr O'Donnell. 'Gus's good relationship with the Lobby depends on the fact that he deals with political correspondents and not their editors. People like Gordon and (Sir) Tim Bell are good at telling him what editors of the Mail and the Express think, at having the common sense to say: 'Look they couldn't give a stuff about Maastricht; what they're worried about is law and order'.'
The decision to sue the New Statesman has also been seen by some of Mr Major's critics as stemming from over- sensitivity. Not true, says one of his closest associates. The magazine could, he argues, have extracted itself with a handsome and prominent apology. 'If we wanted to close anything down, which we don't, we'd have probably picked the Spectator.' And it is indeed the neo-Thatcherite Spectator-Sunday Telegraph tendency which most vexes Downing Street. 'Of course part of it is their opposition to Maastricht, but part of its just snobbery,' observes one close Major associate.
The alleged hardening towards press criticism is matched, some ministers say, by a subtle change in his handling of Cabinet from the famously consensual style of early days. An official says: 'Now when he sums up he'll give a steer too. He's more likely to make it clear what he wants.' He is famous in Whitehall for painstaking determination to 'get it right', taking several meetings - for example with the relatively trivial issue of the siting of the London School of Economics - where Lady Thatcher would have dispatched the matter in one. And that has been reinforced if anything by the trauma of coal. 'He is determined to be much more hands-on with the difficult politicial issues,' says one senior official, citing as an example the announcement on the Tomlinson report on London hospitals.
One right-wing minister draws another contrast with the Cabinet of Thatcher days. 'She would say: 'Unemployment is at 3 million. That's awful. What we are doing about it?' He's more likely to say: 'The unemployment figures are going to be presentationally very difficult. How are we going to
handle them?'.'
Ministers are curiously unsure about whom he listens to most closely for advice on domestic politics. Richard Ryder, the Chief Whip, is a close friend and ally; Lord Wakeham remains the Cabinet's chief fixer; Kenneth Clarke has been consulted on several occasions in the past few months; Gus O'Donnell is part of the inner circle and David Mellor maintains close contact, despite his disgrace.
Above all, perhaps, there is Sarah Hogg, head of his Policy Unit. Ms Hogg is by no means universally popular with ministers, but has strong defenders. 'John will say to Sarah: 'Sort out this problem between departments'. Someone has to lose and the one who does always complains.' Other officials argue that her importance is sometimes exaggerated. 'The head of the Policy Unit depends on a good relationship with the private office. They're the people who really count.' This source insists that the most powerful figure on Mr Major's staff is Alex Allen, the Grateful Dead fan who is his Principal Private Secretary.
Mr Allen's task is to establish his master's will and then ensure that it is executed. That may not be as easy as it looks. The most frequent criticism of Mr Major is that many of his medium- term goals remain unclear. 'He's good at low politics and he's good at high politics - dealing with Yeltsin and Clinton and so on,' says one official who worked closely with him at the Treasury. 'But he's not good on policy.' A minister puts it differently: 'He's an ex-whip. He's a superb short- term tactician. What he's got to find is a strategy.'
It is not even as if Mr Major has no beliefs, though he is often quite private about them. A tiny example is that he hates foxhunting, but has been surprisingly reticent about it. Some of his hardest-nosed Treasury officials quickly realised that he cared about poverty. He is genuinely against discrimination, on grounds of race or sex. Among those who attest to that is Ken Livingstone, who liked and admired him when they were on opposite sides in Lambeth Council and who recently described a conversation he had with Mr Major in the mid-1980s in which he remarked to the future Prime Minister that he was surprised he could put with Lady Thatcher. Mr Major's reply, Mr Livingstone claimed, was: 'One day I'll be able to do what I want.'
This chimes with a comment made by a senior Cabinet minister shortly after the 1990 leadership election, when he said: 'No one seems to realise that John was the most left-wing of the three candidates.'
Yet - and here is one of the fundamental paradoxes - it was the right who delivered him to Downing Street. It was Lord Tebbit who publicly identified him first as a future Prime Minister and Lady Thatcher who rang wavering backbenchers to urge them to vote for Mr Major. In other words, his base in the Conservative Party is what is now at risk as hostility has built over Maastricht. As one Cabinet minister put it: 'He sees himself as Thatcher's successor. The trouble is that she doesn't see him as her successor any more.'
In fact the right is divided on this issue, as on much else; some MPs on the right believe he still presents the only chance, once Maastricht is over, of both uniting the party and continuing to promote neo-Thatcherite policies such as public spending cuts and privatisation. Equally, there are those on the left of the party who would like to see him get Maastricht out of the way and use his party conference speech in October to make a decisive break with Thatcherism.
The overwhelming temptation is to demand that the real John Major stands up. As one senior Tory put it: 'Probably he should say what is true, look I'm not an ideologue I'm a pragmatist. I want a better and more prosperous Britain for all and I'm going to try to get it. That's all there is to it.' But with a narrow majority and a party in civil war it seems he cannot yet 'do what he wants'. Even after a triumphant election victory, which delivered him the mandate that was going to set him free, the real John Major is still watching, waiting, imprisoned by the one issue, Europe, which still threatens to split his party in two.
What they say: 'He is no one, Everyman. Not red, blue, green - just grey'
John Major is the no-change, no-majority Prime Minister and he has none of the policies our country needs for the future.
Neil Kinnock
John Major is such a nice guy that working for him makes everything worthwhile.
Gus O'Donnell
He's a constipated little Limey.
American photographer
He is no one; he is Everyman. He is a worthy exponent of the new politics: not red, blue or even green; just grey.
Robert Harris
It's quite a change to have a Prime Minister who hasn't got any political ideas at all.
Michael Foot
He has negative charisma. He is an ordinary man in an extraordinary position. That rather appeals to people.
Sir Robin Day
We could lose him completely in a light grey. He could wear cocoa.
Fran Moscow, president of the Federation of Image Consultants
I am only just getting used to being more popular than John Major.
Arthur Scargill
He was happiest as Chancellor.
Norma Major
He has a public image as a gentle, kind, truthful and capable man. But don't ever underestimate John Major. There's real steel there.
Jeffrey Archer
John Major, who has all the virtues save charisma . . .
Julian Critchley
I confidently expect John Major to fight the next election with the slogan 'Don't blame me, I was only Prime Minister'.
Roy Hattersley
He is a pleasant, able and humble chap.
Sir Teddy Taylor
John Major is like Midas in reverse. Everything he touches turns to dross.
Frank Dobson, Labour employment spokesman
The strength of John Major is, so we are told, that he is an ordinary man . . . I want to be led by an extraordinary man.
Lord Mancroft, Tory peer
John Major is to leadership what Sir Cyril Smith is to hang-gliding.
John Prescott
He rose too fast from nothing to achieve . . . nothing. Nothing but failure. In the words of the great Lennon and McCartney song, he's a real nowhere man.
Daily Mirror
Let's face it John, you're a washout.
Jon Hacker, 'The Voice of Basildon'
I do not accept the idea that all of a sudden Major is his own man . . . There isn't such a thing as Majorism.
Margaret Thatcher
I did not vote for John Major for a 100 per cent loss of women in the Cabinet.
Teresa Gorman
I'm absolutely fed up with hearing how 'nice' Mr Major is. Nice is not necessarily an asset . . . I looked up 'nice' in my dictionary. The first definitions were: 'Foolishly simple, wanton, coy, over- particular'.
Michael Winner
He is a box-office disaster, who has failed to win any awards for his production - Honey, I Shrunk the Economy.
John Smith
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hollywood hills tri-level hillside home with beautiful hardscape and elevator! custom 3 bedroom w/office(could be used as 4th bedroom) bed 5 bath mediterranean architecture w/breathtaking views of the hollywood skylights/canyon. standard sale! home approx 4,259 square feet on a 9,785 square foot lot w/2 car attached garage! this home features private gated entry w/opener & intercom. all bedrooms on middle level & w/private suite style setup w/own baths. formal office/den w/wet bar & full bath on entry level. large balcony stretching across entire front of home w/canyon views. vaulted ceilings. the homes immense kitchen will welcome guests for entertaining, large island w/cook top, ample cabinet & quartz countertop space, stainless steel appl, computer desk. large master suite, walk-in shower, hot tub, walk-in closet, balcony w/canyon views. elevator access from all 3 levels. real hardwood floors throughout bedrooms & living spaces. marble & travertine floors in bathroom & kitchen. beautiful entertaining rear courtyard w/spa. upper level courtyard area w/in-ground fireplace, water feature, roof top sitting area w/views. full perimeter block walls. property being sold in as is condition, buyer to verify all info for accuracy.
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Three-floor house with 267 squared meters built on a plot of 1.460 m2.
On the ground floor there is the dining room and the kitchen with access to the garden. On the first floor there is the living room and two rooms that can be used as an office with a bathroom and upstairs there is the sleeping area consisting of three bedrooms; on of them a suite with a terrace.
The staircase is of modernist style. The flooring throughout the house is hydraulic.
In the early twentieth century, the town of Vallvidrera was a favorite for the Catalan bourgeoisie to spend the summer places. Located in the Collserola (mountain located in the upper part of Barcelona, which is also the Tibidabo), Vallvidrera is now a residential neighborhood where you can find different style chalets: houses from the late nineteenth century to new work. These properties have the advantage of being located in what is known as "lung Barcelona"; where the fresh air, privacy, natural surroundings and spectacular views of the city are the main attractions.
Although originally it was an independent municipality, now
part of the called Sarrià- Sant Gervasi district. Only 2 stops Sarrià and 25 minutes from Plaça Catalunya with Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat, arguably live in Vallvidrera is living in a village within the city.
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Atlantica Imperial Resort and Spa
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This hotel is flanked by cliffs and pulled up against the sea. Better still, Kolymbia's Blue Flag sand-and-shingle beach is right on the doorstep. Rooms are dressed in earthy ... Continue reading
This hotel is flanked by cliffs and pulled up against the sea. Better still, Kolymbia's Blue Flag sand-and-shingle beach is right on the doorstep. Rooms are dressed in earthy colours and come with touches like fluffy robes and slippers. You can upgrade to a Red Carpet room in the Imperial Residences area and extras like a bottle of fizz, priority spa bookings and a welcome pack with soft drinks and beers are thrown in.
The hotel has its own tennis court. You can take part in watersports* on the beach.
Light daytime activity programme
Tennis court
A charge applies if you'd like to use the floodlights*.
Table tennis
Aerobics take place occasionally.
Introductory scuba diving lesson
Take advantage of a free introductory scuba diving lesson.
Beach watersports centre*
The watersports centre is open from 15th May to 15th October.
Pool table*
Non-motorised watersports*
You can try out canoes and pedalos, if you're staying All Inclusive one use is included per stay and you'll need to book in advance.
Aqua aerobics
Wine tasting and cocktail making demonstration
You'll find wine tasting and cocktail making demonstrations take place every two weeks.
Other facilities
At the Imperial Spa* you can go on journeys. These treatments have names like Journey of the Sea, where the package includes a sea salt body buff and a dew massage.
Imperial Spa*
Opening Times: [09.00-18.00]
Indulge in the variety of facial and body treatments at the spa. There's a selection of massages to choose from such as holistic. Swedish, neck and back massages, as well as reflexology or a sports massage. You can arrange a manicure or a pedicure, or if you'd prefer just relax in the sauna or the hammam.
Opening Times: [08.00-20.00]
You'll find the gym open every day, don't forget your sports wear and sports shoes as you'll need these for training.
Outdoor whirlpool bath
Set in the raised rockery, this offers an ideal spot to relax.
Sauna - one free visit per stay - if you're staying All Inclusive
Swimming Pool
The hotel's large swimming pool winds its way through the grounds. There's a whirlpool bath, too, set among raised rockery.
Outdoor pool
Lagoon-style pool snakes its way through the grounds. Encircled with a roomy sun terrace, you'll be able to grab a sunbed and relax under a parasol. Deposit is required for pool towels.
Pool towels
Pool towels are available with a deposit.
Indoor pool
This pool is heated and you'll find it in the Imperial Residences building. It's open from 1st May 2015.
Outdoor pool
This pool is in the Imperial Residences area and it'll be open from 1st May 2015.
Outdoor pool
You'll find a small, quiet number here, too.
Food and Drink
The main buffet restaurant is set up like a Greek market, so you can browse for what you want and have some dishes served to you at the stations.
Pool bar
The pool bar is by the Imperial Residences pool and is open from May 2015. This bar is open to guests staying in the Red Carpet rooms.
Buffet restaurant
Opening Times: [07.00-10.30, 12.30-15.00, 18.30-21.30]
The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The décor is very similar to a Greek market setting, with themed nights and show cooking where dishes are prepared in front of you. You'll find vegetarian and healthy options. You can choose to dine indoors or al fresco on the terrace. Gentlemen must wear long trousers in the restaurant for dinner.
Snack corner
Opening Times: [10.00-17.00]
You'll find a variety of drinks and snacks on offer at the snack corner.
Pool bar
Opening Times: [10.00-24.00]
Soft drinks, local alcoholic drinks, tea and coffee and ice-cream are on offer at the pool bar.
Managers cocktails
A la carte restaurant*
A new à la carte restaurant is opening from May 2015.
Mylos Greek à la carte restaurant*
This place is open for dinner and serves up modern Greek cuisine. Gentlemen must wear long trousers in the restaurant for dinner. You'll need to reserve a table to eat here.
Lobby bar
Opening Times: [10.00-01.00]
This place comes complete with indoor seating and an outdoor veranda, with fantastic sea views. All Inclusive drinks are available here until midnight.
A la carte dining
One visit to an à la carte restaurant per stay included with the All Inclusive package. Just to let you know you'll need to book in advance for all the à la carte restaurants. If you upgrade to the Red Carpet All Inclusive package, two à la carte meals are included.
Atlas à la carte restaurant
Sample the gourmet meals in the romantic, candlelit surroundings. Gentlemen must wear long trousers in the restaurant for dinner. You'll need to reserve a table to eat here.
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we are arriving, Mr and Mrs Nixon. Could we have room nowhere near generator preferably on the first floor with a sunny balcony. Do you have hair dryers in the room 1 Answer
Hiya, there should be an option to request a specific room type when you booked the hotel. If you want to double check, call our customer service helpline and we'll try our best to get you the room you'd like. And yes, there are hair dryers in the room.
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Hi there yes all looks to be open in April except the watersports on the beach start 15 May...
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yes the pools will be open
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Free WIFI is available.
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Hi Sal, The hotel have free wifi zones. Regard
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Hi! The hotel is about 14 miles (30 minutes' drive) from Rhodes Town. Hope that helps! Regards,
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Hello, Rhodes town is half an hour drive from the hotel. Regards
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do you have to pay for towels around the pool ? 1 Answer
Deposit is required for pool towels
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By Bruce Weber
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Curtains for a Candidate
Two tales that make one wonder whether casting is actually just a fishing term: you know, throw out a line and see who bites.
A couple of years ago, Ralph Waite traded in his acting career to pursue politics. In 1990, as a Democratic candidate for Congress from California, he narrowly lost to the Republican incumbent, Alfred A. McCandless.
"I would've won this time around," he said in an interview this week, "but I spent all my money last time. So I had to go back to work."
Mr. Waite appears in two forthcoming films, "The Bodyguard" with Kevin Costner and "Cliffhanger" with Sylvester Stallone. But the last few months, he has been in New York trying to get theater work.
"I was really getting discouraged," said Mr. Waite, who last appeared on a New York stage in 1987. "I called my wife in the desert and was talking about going back. But then I happened to see 'The Destiny of Me,' and I was so impacted by the power of the play that I called her back and said, 'Maybe I'll stay here a while longer.' I left the theater proud to be an actor that night."
The next morning, Mr. Waite was coincidentally asked to be in the play. It seems that Larry Kramer, the playwright, had been impressed by his performance as the bullying father in "All My Sons" a few years ago at the Long Wharf Theater. So on Dec. 8, Mr. Waite, best known as the loving paterfamilias on television's "Waltons," will replace David Spielberg in "Destiny" as the scornful, abusive man who reviles his gay son. (At the same time, Carole Shelley will take over as his wife, replacing Piper Laurie.)
As for politics, Mr. Waite said: "I'm reinvigorated with my acting. I'm probably better prepared to do that than I was to be a Congressman."
And No. 2: When the playwright Herb Gardner and the producer James Walsh started looking around to replace Judd Hirsch, who leaves his starring role in "Conversations With My Father" on Feb. 9, they came up with several actors who, as Mr. Walsh put it, could be believable as "a tough Jew with a quick wit who could throw gangsters out of a bar."
It wouldn't hurt, was the thinking, if it was a name actor, younger than Mr. Hirsch's 57 years, who would appeal to an audience that has become younger and crossed over from a largely New York Jewish crowd to tourists and others. Give up on who they found? Jim Belushi, who was, unsurprisingly, surprised to be asked.
"Herb Gardner called me up out of the blue," Mr. Belushi said in a telephone interview from Los Angeles. "I don't know how he thought of me or why." But once he read the script, he said, he was dying to do it because of the character's similarities to his own father, an Albanian immigrant who owned a restaurant in Chicago.
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Maternal instinct
The other day one of my friends was talking about how she would like another baby – a brother or sister for her three boys. 'Why don't you adopt?' asked another friend, a mum of two who works in social services. 'There are so many needy children out there who need homes, it's heartbreaking.'
She's right, of course, and when you're a mum you do feel guilty that your child should have so much love and security when other children have nothing.
That's why I can, in a way, understand Madonna's urge to adopt Mercy James. When you're so rich it must feel natural to want to spread the wealth.
Two of my friends were adopted because their birth parents were unfit/unwilling to care for them, and they've definitely had much better lives as a result.
But I'm growing increasingly uncomfortable with the way the adoption has been handled. Someone as powerful as Madonna could surely adopt in private, as the actor Ewan McGregor did a few years ago. And I'd also like to know why it wasn't possible for Madonna to go and and bring Mercy back to the UK herself – reportedly sending a nanny and an entourage of staff.
A few years ago another Hollywood A-lister, the actress Jamie Lee Curtis, an adoptive mum of two, wrote the children's book 'Tell Me Again About The Night I Was Born' (available from Waterstones). Of course, being written by an American film star, it's a bit sugary and sentimental, but it does include some genuinely touching moments, including the sentence, 'tell me again how you carried me like a china doll all the way home.'
One look at the bewildered expression on little Mercy's face tells you she's as fragile and precious as a china doll. I do hope she's happy in her new home.
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I've given your post in the British Mummy Bloggers Carnival a mention over at mine cos I liked it so much.
i agrie with addoption if u can help an u want whats best for u both thats good .i htik she has a lot off passion an cares a lot .i would addpot a certian child in romania if i could x
I think Mercy should stay where her relatives and her roots are.
The thing for me about adoption is that it has to be about the child and not the person doing the adopting. It's not good being a do-gooder when it comes to adoption. As every parent know a child needs love and nurture – not fame and fortune. I met a lady in the supermarket today who took one look at my little girl and said she wanted to adopt her – can't blame her for that! But there was real meaning in her apparently flippant comment. She went on to tell me that her children were unable – one financially and the other physically to have children. Yet she still longed to have grandchildren – even if it was to care for, love and nurture someone elses…and that's really ALL a child needs.
Madonna does not care for the children she adopts in the real sense of the word. She hands them to nannys while she continues with touring and working and courting the media. Children who have been adopted need consistency and love, not a life where they don't know whether mummy will be coming back again soon.
might be better to just throw lots of money at the adoption centre if she wants to help out somehow.
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PRESTON North End go the 86th League meeting between the two clubs underway on a crisp but dry January afternoon and it was the travelling Tangerine Army who were brought to their feet when DJ Campbell almost broke the deadlock on four minutes, the on loan striker who starred in last season's win burst forward at pace leave Mawene in his wake but with Lonergan advancing the livewire striker could only direct his finish wide.
Skipper for the day Keith Southern tried his luck from long range on seven minutes and Gary Taylor-Fletcher fired straight at Lonergan moments later as Pool continued to edge the opening exchanges.
Ian Evatt was forced to turn behind for a corner on 11 minutes but the quickly taken corner was cleared by DJ Campbell.
Rob Edwards was forced into a fantastic last ditch challenge on Danny Welbeck on 15 minutes, the Manchester United front man sprung the Pool offside trap and raced towards goal, but with Welbeck about to pull the trigger, Edwards slid in to deny the striker and clear behind for a corner.
Ian Evatt was penalised for a shove on Parkin on 18 minutes, Ross Wallace stepped up and from 25 yards curled over the wall only to be denied by Alex Baptiste who was on the line to clear, Pool only half cleared and Preston earned their third corner of the afternoon, but once again Pool via Rob Edwards were able to clear the danger, but Edwards clearance could only find Welbeck who crashed a shot just wide.
Preston were enjoying the better of the exchanges and on 25 minutes, Danny Welbeck nutmegged Rob Edwards to find Ross Wallace who scampered towards goal but Ian Evatt was on hand to land a crunching first time challenge on the former Rangers man clearing man and ball behind for a corner. Fortunately for Pool, the set play failed to test the Seasiders back four and Matt Gilks was able to claim the ball under no pressure.
David Vaughan found Stephen Crainey with a trademark diagonal ball on 32 minutes, Crainey took a touch before sending a sweet left foot cross to Ben Burgess, but the big striker under pressure from St Ledger could only direct his header over.
Chris Sedgwick almost gave the hosts the lead on 34 minutes, the winger who was wanted by Barnsley on deadline found himself unmarked at the far post but fortunately for the Pool the wideman rushed his shot and fired wide.
Having not had a corner, Pool then enjoyed a succession of set plays the first saw Ian Evatt force Lonergan to tip over whilst the other three corners all caused the North End defence problems.
Pool were almost gifted an opener four minutes before the break when Sean St Ledger cleared the ball against Mawene the ball looped back over Longergan but dropped on the wrong side of the post and Lonergan was able to collect the resulting corner.
Gary Taylor-Fletcher's glancing header from Stephen Crainey's cross flew straight at the keeper as Pool finished the half the stronger of the two teams.
Pool began the second half brightly and Ben Burgess came close to breaking the deadlock when his volley from the edge of the area nestled on the roof of the net.
At the other end Matt GIlks was forced into a good save, Danny Welbeck beat the offside trap to pull back to Coutts who saw his fist time shot well saved by the Pool stopper.
A couple of flares were lit in the away end to divert attention from the action on the pitch and whilst those responsible for the flareswere escorted off to the cells, Preston forced a corner and once again Preston were denied by Gilks who came through a crowd to punch clear.
David Vaughan picked up the games first yellow card for a rash challenge on Wallace on 57 minutes Paul Coutts floated a great ball into the Pool area but Parkin's header flew just wide.
Brett Ormerod squandered the best chance of the game to date on 58 minutes, David Vaughan dispossessed St Ledger with a fantastic challenge, the Welsh man then found Taylor-Fletcher who crossed to Burgess, the big striker laid into the path of Ormerod who looked a certainty to score but the ball somehow got caught between the strikers legs and Preston were able to clear.
Whilst Sean St Ledger was picking up a yellow card for a challenge on Rob Edwards flare number three was lit in the away end and once again the travelling army was reduced by one.
With the game hotting up, Keith Southern fired DJ Campbell's pull back over whilst Rob Edwards headed Stephen Crainey'scross wide after a quickly taken corner involving David Vaughan.
Pool were almost caught on the break and once again the pace of Danny Welbeck caused the Seasiders defence problems, fortunately Stephen Crainey was able to scurry back and turn behind for a corner.
DJ Campbell for fourteen yards missed a great chance on 72 minutes some great play involving Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Ben Burgess and Brett Ormerod found Campbell who with the goal at his mercy fired just over.
John Parkin squandered a great chance for the hosts, Ross Wallace got the better of Alex Baptiste and the striker nicknamed "The Beast" got in front of his man to fire wide.
DJ Campbell almost broke the deadlock on 76 minutes, a great cross to Campbell at the far post saw Campbell rise like a salmon his header looked like it would be the first of the afternoon, but Mawene somehow got to the ball to head it on to the bar and Preston were able to scramble clear.
Both teams continued to press for a winner but neither keeper was really tested and honours were even at full time.
Attempts On Target
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BLACKPOOL:Gilks, Baptiste, Edwards, Evatt, Crainey, Southern, Vaughan, Campbell, Taylor-Fletcher, Burgess, Ormerod Subs: Rachubka, Husband, Euell, Martin, Butler, Bangura, Dobbie
PRESTON: Lonergan, Hart, St Ledger, Mawene, Jones, Sedgwick, James, Coutts, Wallace, Parkin, Welebeck Subs: Henderson, Brown (replaced Sedgeick 81), Carter, Chilvers, Treacy, Mellor, Collins
Referee: Mr M Jones
Attendance 19,814
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Sudha's voice of gold enthralls her listeners from all over the globe. There is tantalising mystery behind that cherubic smile. Her deep relish for tradition and mystical old-world charm is supremely addictive. Her foundation in the world of music was laid at a very young age and it was her mother Smt. Choodamani who groomed her, after which she came under the tutelage of Vidwan Sri. B.V. Lakshman.
In 1977, Sudha won a Central Government scholarship that gave her the opportunity to come under the wings of Padmavibushan Sangeetha Kalanidhi Dr. M.L. Vasanthakumari, hailed by many as a musical genius, a doyen of Carnatic music. From this point on; there was no turning back. Sudha had the golden opportunity to provide vocal support to MLV for about a decade.
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Jambalini: That was fast....
By sundown the first day, there was one and a half houses built. The workers all slept together in the first house, and I slept in the covered section of the unfinished house. They men tried to argue, but it did no good. They need the sleep more than I do.
When I woke up, it was early. I always seem to wake up early, but something always happens when I wake up before dawn. So, before I even great the sun, I know today will be special.
When everyone is awake, The woman and I make breakfast. The men get right to work after a hearty meal of seaweed scramble and some sponge slices. By the time the second house is done, there is another person.
She introduces her self as "Cari Morgan, your highness." I tell her welcome, and I hope she is ready to help. I set her to the task of building a stable, with the help of the men. Almost as soon as that is settled, someone else arrives.
"Vailea, Your Majesty." says this lady with lilac hair, staying close to her body. I guess I must frighten her. "What are you gifted in, Vailea?" I ask her. "I am quite good at drawing, your highness." I show her to where Tila is seated, drawing out plans. I tell her to plan the center, which I want to be splendidly colorful.
When the stables are big enough to house our current stock of seven seahorses, and three more, the build team takes a meal break. Lunch is some of the eggs my father packed, and some rice. I tell the team to make another house, with the same format. That way there are no arguements later on.


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Let's Play Pretend
Rose is an orphan. She's been forced to find her own way to survive after her house was raided, brother kidnapped, and parents killed right before her eyes.
Her only friend, Louie, invites her to one of the royal balls with him, where she gets sucked into the politics of the kingdom, thought of as a long lost daughter of one of the King's royal advisers.
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Chapter 1
I pull the hood of my thick black cloak up and over my face. I use it to shield my arms as a cold gust of January wind sweeps through the marketplace. A growl emanates from my stomach, persuading me to find food.
I walk through the market place. Everything from weapons to little trinkets for loved ones sit on the many stands. The people working there are trying to catch everybody's eye in an attempt to earn money to make a living. Beggars sit along every few stands, holding their hands out for donations and offering to do small tasks for money or food.
My eye searches for food as I walk. It lands on one full of fruit, and the owner is talking to one of his customers, an easy target. I stop at the stand and keep a close eye on the vendor as I shovel apples into the pocket of my cloak. I quickly walk away before he notices.
I find another stand with dried meat, each piece two feet long and half a foot wide. The vendor is, once again, distracted. This time it was by a girl with very large breasts in an extremely low cut shirt. I grab as many meat slices as I can; a stack of probably twenty. I stash them in my cloak, and walk away, a smile on my face. I continue on to the stables at the edge of town.
"Hello, Rose," My only friend, Louie, calls back, walking around a corner. I smile as a brown lock of hair falls out of the ponytail and into his face. "Back so soon?"
"Did you not want me to come back?"
Louie shook his head in amusement. "You are always welcome here. Did you know there is going to be a ball this Friday?"
"How could I not, people have been talking about it everywhere."
"I got an invitation to go, and I was going to ask you to join me."
"That sounds lovely," I smile at him.
"I bet I know what you're here for. Sage is out of food again, isn't she?"
"Well, Loo. She is, but I don't want to…"
"I don't mind. Take a bale of hay; I need to get back to work."
"Thank you." I say, grabbing a bale, as an apple falls out of my pocket.
"Where did that come from?" Louie asks me.
"I bought it," I quickly pick it up and look away.
"What did I say about stealing?"
I shake my head at him and turn around. "Can I have the hay or what?"
"Take it."
The trip to home was quiet and uneventful. Tasi jumped up and ran to me from her post tied to the tree as usual. Sage whinnied at the sight and smell at the hay. I walk into my cave -my home-and put everything down.
It's not very impressive, barely high enough for my 5' 4 frame to walk through. It was about 8 feet deep and held firewood, hay, and a bed made out of leaves and animal skins.
I sigh as I turn around and hurry to feed my dog, Tasi, and horse, Sage, before the sun goes down.
I chomp down on an apple, the same one I dropped in the stables.
Louie isn't going to understand what's going on. He doesn't know about how I live, out in the woods. Nobody knows about my little corner of the world. Well, almost nobody.
The two hunters who were trying to find deer followed the stream a little too far, and ended up here. They climbed down the ravine, and saw Tasi, Sage, and me. I threatened them that if they ever spoke of this place, I would find and kill them. They didn't believe me, and I pierced an arrow that slashed through the edge of the taller one's arm, while hissing that next time they wouldn't be as lucky.
But that was two years ago.
I lied back and tried to figure out how Louie always knew when I was lying. Maybe if he knew, he wouldn't be so hard.
Sighing, I sat back up. It's hard enough to think of the day I lost my real home, how could I explain it to Louie?
It burns, it burns, it burns. What are they doing to me? Why are they doing this to me!
I'm in my bed, screaming my lungs out. People are standing, faces covered, and branding sticks in their hands. It's burning red hot, and they just took it off my back. It burned through my clothes, and my screams couldn't sum up the pain.
My arms are pulled behind my back, and wretched in a direction they aren't meant to go. I struggle, and try to get free. Turning my torso around, I bit the arm of the man tying my hands together. He releases, and I run. The sight in the living room brings me to a standstill.
My parents are tied up, being yelled at by more of the strange men. They're dumping some kind of liquid on and around them. The stuff is dripping all over the living room. One man is pointing a gun at my mother's head.
The front and back doors are blocked. I run into the closest room, there has to be a way out. I hear scream from behind me, the men are leading my brother past the doorway.
"Ricky," I whisper.
The men stop, trying to figure out where the voice is coming from.
He turns to me, the chains on his arms clanking together. "You'll help me, right sissy?" He asks.
"I'll try. These guys are everywhere. If I can't help you today, I'll find you. I'll find you and I'll save you from wherever you are and I'll bring you home."
"Cross my heart."
Before another word is muttered the men start walking again. I see a brand on my brothers back as they walk away, a snake in the jaws of a skull. The sign of a slave.
The men start searching through the small house, and I bolt before they make it to my parents' room. I try to open the window, but it won't budge. Using a thick candle I break the window easily and jump through it. I run to the stables as fast as possible. A halter, our best saddle and bridle, and the bag of emergency things we keep, are stuffed onto a horse named Sage.
I think this is what father meant when he said "Just in case."
Unlock the rest of the stalls as we go, I hurry to lead Sage out of the stables. I jump on her back, and unlock fences in a hurry as I make way for the woods on the other side of the property. Flames swallow the house, reaching high in the sky. Cows, sheep, pigs, goats, dogs, and other horses race along with us in our escape.