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The leathery, eternally tanned Dole face will crack into a wolfish grin, and as he savours his triumph, surely even sweeter still at the third time of asking, the taking of the White House itself will seem the merest formality. And who is to grudge him his instant of finely choreographed glory, the gooey show of unity that briefly smoothes over the deepest divisions? Between now and election day on 5 November, there may be few others.
The harsh fact is that Bob Dole enters this convention as the most poorly placed Republican candidate in at least 30 years. Not since Barry Goldwater in 1964 has one been further adrift in the polls. In 1976 and 1992, Gerald Ford and George Bush were almost as far behind at a comparable stage, but they at least had the advantage of incumbency. The past month has been a series of disasters great and small. One moment he seemed to doubt that nicotine was addictive, the next he was gratuitously snubbing the NAACP, the most prestigious black civil rights group. This past week has seen further discomfort: a cave-in on abortion to right-wingers that flatly contradicted earlier commitments, and the embracing of a radical tax-cutting, deficit-boosting economic plan that runs contrary to both his record over 35 years in Congress and every instinct in his body.
Such is the price to pay, however, when your deficit in the polls is 20 per cent, your opponent is stealing your every decent idea, and bribery of the voter seems the only recourse. Today Dole announces his vice-presidential running mate. He will be a worthy soul, to be sure - but not Colin Powell, the one man who could have transformed Republican prospects at a stroke.
And so we are left with the convention. These days, it is said, a convention counts for little. The smoke-filled room is a memory from a remote pre- environmentalist era. More than any of its predeccessors, the four-day spectacular which begins in San Diego on Monday will be a pageant of rubberstamping. Organisers describe it as a "uniquely interactive gathering." In fact, long before it happened, the occasion was pre-produced for television, complete with fuzzy videos "introducing" Mr Dole to a nation he has served prominently for three decades. Only the ingenuous, though, need fear a stumble on the apparatus and the intrusion of real politics: "There won't be any political issues at this convention," Paul Manafort, the convention manager, assures. But if there are no issues, then image becomes all.
The networks and newspapers will do all in their power not to sup too obediently from the Republican spoon. But next week the party will have its main and last chance of a sustained public showcase, free of competition from the Olympics, the Democrats - even from Clinton, politicking in California this week but graciously on holiday in Wyoming the next. Rather than another orgy of Clinton-bashing, however, what Dole needs desperately is harmony and unity.
Beyond argument he is a stunningly inept campaigner: undisciplined, a wretched and platitudinous speaker, quite bereft of the "vision" that Americans expect from their President. Often he can barely conceal his disdain for the contortions and absurdities of life on the stump. But that is not the only reason for his predicament. Equally responsible are the splits within his own party between moderates and conservatives, especially social conservatives and the religious right, and above all on the issue of abortion. The "Big Tent" has shrunk, the "Open Door" has all but closed. Ronald Reagan, of course, charmed every Republican faction into submission. But his famous "Eleventh Commandment", to "Speak no ill of a fellow Republican," is now honoured in the breach.
With unusual patience, Dole has tacked back and forth this summer to win both social conservatives and pro-life moderates to a compromise on the abortion language in the convention platform. In the end there was a compromise - or more exactly, a capitulation to the religious right, reiterating the demand for a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion, from whose text even the word "tolerance" was literally struck out.
Thus, in cameo, the explanation for the Republican Party's fall from grace since it recaptured control of Congress for the first time in 40 years, just 21 months ago. Thus, too, the prime reason for the wretched state of the Dole candidacy. Since 1992 the fire-breathing Pat Buchanan has roamed the land. The Christian Coalition of the evangelist Pat Robertson (who ran for president in 1988) has been around for even longer, but never has the party seemed as intolerant and exclusive as now, since Newt Gingrich became Speaker of the House of Representatives in January 1995, and the religious right took control of a dozen state parties.
Mr Dole's dilemma, therefore, is that (if Ralph Reed, the angel-faced martinet who is executive director of the Christian Right, is to be believed) 60 per cent of delegates to the convention are social conservatives. Like it or not, he cannot ignore them - not just because they are a majority in San Diego, but because no candidate can afford to alienate his activists. Certainly, shades of difference exist between purists who place moral issues first, and the pragmatists like Reed who know full well that if centrist voters are scared off, Dole cannot win. But for the moment, skilfully nudged by President Clinton, those vital centrists are scared stiff.
What makes his predicament all the more poignant now is that, on paper, Dole is the ideal man to bridge the gap. He is a conservative, true, but of an older school, a decent man sceptical of dogma, tempered by hard times and by common sense. Ideologically, if not by background, he resembles his predecessor as nominee, George Bush. Like the patrician Bush, Dole has always been suspected by Reaganite true believers and the religious right. As his poll ratings have nosedived, both camps have fantasised about a Dump Dole effort. The question neither has answered, and which illustrates the depth of the Republican divide, is: If not Dole, who?
Under Republican rules, of course, a coup is impossible. But suppose Mr Dole quit voluntarily, or fell under a San Diego bus. Who could take his place? Certainly not Newt Gingrich, architect of the Contract with America, and now the single most unpopular politician in America. Nor even a partially mellowing Pat Buchanan, who, having won 3 million votes in the primaries and now the battle of the platform, is muttering about endorsing Mr Dole, assuming a suitably pro-life vice-presidential nominee was found.
But the religious right would never wear a General Powell, or a moderate pro-choice Governor like Christine Whitman of New Jersey, William Weld of Massachusetts, or Pete Wilson of California. Which leaves either some little-known senator, or a retread grandee from the Bush administration like James Baker. Or, and perhaps most broadly acceptable, the popular former Housing Secretary and passionate supply-sider Jack Kemp - whom Mr Dole has in fact been seriously considering as his running-mate.
But even then the extremism problem will remain. Quite apart from the deal on abortion, whose only merit is to avoid the PR disaster of a public floorfight, the platform is a social conservative wish-list. On issues from immigration to school choice (abolish the federal Department of Education in its entirety), from gays to foreign policy (no US troops under UN command), the right has prevailed. True, convention platforms are traditionally forgotten by Labor Day, when the campaign begins in earnest, and for a moment next week at least, the quarrelling of the spring and summer will be put aside.
But Bob Dole is caught in a nightmarish trap. He is too weak in the polls to impose unity on his party; yet every day that public disunity persists, that weakness increases. True, victorious American political parties have often seen bizarre bedfellows; none more so than Franklin Roosevelt's Democrat coalition of blacks, blue-collar whites and the segregationist yet viscerally anti-Republican South. But an iron-clad rule obtains. Break those coalitions apart, and the party loses. Lyndon Johnson's civil rights programme cost the Democrats the Old South, and Republicans won five of the next six Presidential elections.
In 1964, Barry Goldwater seemed to do the same for Republicans when he humiliated the "Rockefeller Republicans" and the party's old Eastern establishment at the convention, only to be branded an extremist and subsequently routed in the general election against Johnson. But Goldwater's was a defeat with a difference. From his political ashes arose the new Republican party: Southern-slanted and suburban, ideologically conservative. That battle is being replayed today. Dole, Kansan by birth but East Coast Washington politico to his fingertips, is representative of a vanishing breed. This time, the social conservatives and religious right may drag him down to crushing defeat. But if history is any guide, for better or worse the Republican future is theirs.
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In 1958 the White Rock Players' Club won the Dominion Drama Festival, which was the first time a community theatre had won the title of "Canada's best theatre club". The White Rock Players' Club used the prize money, along with funds raised within the White Rock community, to purchase a building on Johnston Road.
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Dennis Hitchcox, guitar: Dennis comes from NE Ohio where he plucked his first classic rock riffs as a teenager. He studied jazz guitar and composition at Ohio State University, going on to perform with big bands, smaller combos, and as a soloist, moving to Portland in 2001. His main guitar influences include Pat Martino, Emily Remler, and Kenny Burrell, to name a few.
David McAdams, drums: Dave honed his big band drumming with Portland State's Jazz Lab band. Soon after, he played on tours of Southeast Asia and the Far East for the U.S.O. and US Dept. of Defense. For many years he backed a popular vocal group during tours touching five continents. This guy gets around!
Devon DiPaolo, piano: Devon has been a freelance musician since 2010. He has worked professionally as a producer, arranger, performer, composer, stage manager, and orchestrator of a wide-ranging list of musical projects. In 2015 he earned a bachelor's degree in contemporary writing and production at Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. During his time there he studied under industry-leading faculty learning how to arrange and score music for a broad range of genres and ensembles. Presently the band is working on one of Devon's compositions, "University Avenue."
David Guettler, bass: From Detroit, MI, Dave grew up listening to Motown and rock. He started playing bass at about the same time Jaco Pastorius released his groundbreaking debut album in the mid-70's. Dave started playing in rock bands in the late '70's and '80's, switched to classical guitar in the '90's, then switched back to playing bass with a big band in 2005. His last band before NoPo was a seasonal Black Sabbath tribute band in the summer of 2009. He joined NoPo in 2012. He is the owner of River City Bicycles in Portland, an avid cyclist and woodworker, and absolutely loves KMHD.
Bethanye Barkus, percussion: With roots in Brazilian samba and Cuban rumba, Bethanye brings international flavor to NoPo Big Band's signature sound. Because big band music doesn't typically include auxilliary percussion, she appreciates the opportunity to create music in this new-to-her genre. A passionate, life-long student of all rhythmic instruments, Bethanye believes, "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing!'


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超過300個房源出租 · Manatee County
超過300個房源出租 · Manatee County
Linda welcomed us and even offered to give us the extra room even though we misunderstood the booking. She had lots of goody baskets and the main apartment was very nice.PennyNovember 2016
This casita is a perfect getaway for a couple. We stayed here over Thanksgiving weekend and enjoyed the balance between spending time with the family and having this retreat. It's very well-appointed with everything you need to enjoy time together. The setting is gorgeous, the bed is comfortable, the bathroom and kitchen are well-equipped, and there is plenty of quiet and privacy. Linda was available if we needed anything, but it was so well-stocked that we were all set. I highly recommend staying here!AmyNovember 2016
This was my favorite Airbnb trip thus far. Linda was great and communicated with me well. The apartment couldn't be any nicer, and the area is beautiful as well. Linda goes above and beyond with all of the amenities she offers. I just hope I will be able to make it out there again someday. I would recommend her place to everyone.JeremyNovember 2016
What an amazing experience. The home is beautiful, the location is great and host was very friendly and accommodating. I loved the Christmas decorations and enjoyed eating dinner on the balcony. It felt very luxurious and private. Linda has a very nice welcome booklet with lots of great information about the area, along with simple home instructions. You even have access to use canoes, beach equipment and bicycles if you choose. The refrigerator comes stocked with the essentials, which was a nice bonus! I give the whole experience 5 stars and look forward to staying here again in the future!CabriniJanuary 2017
beautiful, gr8 value, wish we could stay more, love 2come backernestDecember 2016
Five stars here!!!RobertJanuary 2017
Casa Murillo is a hidden gem. The host confirmed immediately and gave us directions to her place. We were highly satisfied with our stay. Our stay was peaceful and quiet. We were welcomed with wine and a plentiful welcome basket. This was our first time using airbnb and this sets the bar for other stays. There was a basket of bathroom supplies/stationary supplies. We would definitely recommend this place and has a gorgeous view!NatalieSeptember 2016
Upscale neighborhood. Beautiful house. Hosts Greeted us with a bottle of wine and goodie basket. Well equipped kitchen with stove and dishwasher. Very quite, private and cozy. Great location close to I-75. Half hour drive to the beach. Hosts were very accommodating. Would stay again.angelinaNovember 2016
Robin was very nice and helpful accepting our last minute request. The place is above a garage seperate from the house itself. Because of the limited head space, it is easy to hit your head in certain areas. But it was rarely an issue. The place was clean and private. You can park nearby in the driveway. It is impossible to take a shower there. However, sitting in the tub and taking baths worked out just fine. The beds were comfortable. The internet was spotty at times, but usually worked when we needed it. The kids enjoyed themselves. What set this place apart was the kind hospitality of Robin herself. While Hurricane Matthew was passing next to Florida, Robin didn't have the place available for us to stay anymore because it was rented out. However, she offered us to stay in her house on bunk beds where we could ride out the storm. Not only did she offer, she followed up with us twice to make sure we found another place to stay and were safe after we left. We were very grateful. Thank you so much for everything!BrianOctober 2016
This is a cute private garage setting. Great location, clean and quaint. Not much panoramic view but very quite.mariaNovember 2016
My mom, sister, and I absolutely loved staying in Robin's rental! It was easy to book online and ready when we arrived. It was the perfect size for the three of us, clean, and comfortable. Robin even brought us extra clean towels about half way through our week! Our priority was going to the beach and we were able to do that every chance we got with easy access to Tamiani Highway and so close to siesta key. We also enjoyed the shopping downtown on a rainy day. At the end of the street was a cute park for walking/running. The neighborhood felt very safe as well. We loved our week and would definitely book this again! Thanks Robin!MorganApril 2016
This place was perfect! Robin was so nice and willing to help out with anything that we needed. Wonderful getaway for a few days!LarissaApril 2016
You would love Robin's place, the perfect home away from home!CassandraMarch 2017
Great little cozy cottage above the garage at the back of the house. The neighbourhood was quiet but with easy walking distance to restaurants and a very posh deli. a quick drive to Trader Joe's and the local beaches and downtown. Certainly we'd go back againStellaJuly 2016
It was nice to have the privacy of a separate apt. Nice location and we really appreciated Robin allowing us to check in early as we had a very early flight. The bed was so comfortable. I would not plan to do "serious" cooking, just not enough space.PeggyMarch 2016
We LOVE Sarasota and this stay location is really central to the city and convenient to shopping, restaurants, and beaches. The neighborhood is quiet and provides a good night's sleep.SusanNovember 2016
The location was great- very short walk to the beach and restaurants. Very quiet neighborhood and the house was cute and clean.SarahOctober 2016
The host canceled this reservation 96 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.VickyNovember 2016
Excellent cottage in great location. We really enjoyed our stay and recommend this rental.SteveMarch 2017
Our stay was great, Nancy our host accommodated our needs of us arriving late in the evening after work. The beach house is literally on the same road as the beach I've been going to since I was a child. Its a beautiful comfy small home but perfect for a couple. The only downfall was the fact of Comcast coming and we were completely unaware, put a bit of a dent into our plans for the day. Its right on the island there's ton of things to do.AmandaMay 2016
Apart from discovering that the place was not ready on the evening of our arrival, we were met by some very apologetic and useful local staff the day after. They did whatever they could to provide the expected level of service. The rest of our stay was pleasant and enjoyable. The cottage is small but clean and functional. The location is wonderful.GerryApril 2016
Very nice location; beach was beautiful & 3mins away; house was nice but half the size than it looks like in the pictures. Not many pet friendly places around. No Cable TV, only a few channels & the DVDs player didn't work properly. The gas grill didn't work properly. The 3 days we were there we had to deal with the grill repair guy and the cable repair guy. Not much of a vacation. Checked out early.Paula May 2016
Cute, comfortable, quiet cottage in great location.ellaJanuary 2017
Great area, close to Mar Vista restaurant and a short walk to the beachTimDecember 2016
長船礁(Longboat Key)
L accoglienza è stata positiva. La location è molto buona, vicino alla spiaggia. Nel condominio c'è la piscina. Il contesto è piacevole nel giardino è presente il barbecue. La casa è piacevole e accogliete, ben attrezzata e pulita.ValentinaSeptember 2016
Nice property, very comfy, nice area. Easy access to the semi private beach with chairs and umbrella (walking distance). Beach towels were provided.NatalyMay 2015
Great resort neighborhood. Good instructions. Place was exactly as advertised. There is a high probability that we will stay there again. The beach is nearby. Nice pool. I also used the tennis court. The bed is soft and easy to sleep in! Overall - great!DrewJanuary 2016
Everything went as advertised. Nice condo association. Near the beach. All good. My wife and I stayed here last year and came back again this year.DrewJanuary 2017
A very comfortable stay with a great view, just as the pictures suggest. The condo was quiet and restful and a quick walk to the gorgeous Siesta Key Beach. We appreciated the small but very functional gym. We had a wonderful vacation!CatharineJanuary 2017
Susan's place worked out great for our family of four. It was clean, spacious, and quiet. It was nice to have the semi -private beach just across the street. It was well stocked with towels and beach towels. We would return in a heartbeat.NoraJune 2016
The whole experience was terrific! Very comfortable home. The pools were close by and the beach right across the street. Beautiful view of the marina right out the window. We would definitely stay here again. Thank you Susan!!!RobinJuly 2016
Excelente el lugar, la ubicación y departamento. VolveríaDaniel October 2016
Siesta Key
Great stay! This was our first Airbnb experience, and we were very pleased! The house is situated in a quiet neighborhood with a short walk to the beach and pier. It was a short trip down to the beach, no problem carrying chairs, umbrella, etc. And BY THE WAY all of the beach supplies you need/want are all waiting for you in a huge, well-stocked closet. All of the comforts of home, too. We used the fully-equipped kitchen and found everything we needed/wanted to prepare meals. We felt as if we were guests in his home, not just tenants. Mario called us at check-in time, to make sure everything was ok, then he came by a little while later, to show us where we could store our bikes, do our laundry, etc. There is a nice set of patio furniture, and our host came by in the morning to put out the cushions for us! (He had taken them inside the garage the night before, because it was raining.) The entire experience was easy and smooth. Highly recommend this place.CheryleOctober 2015
Our host made us feel very welcomed. The description of location and environment was right on target.JillJuly 2016
Have just had a lovely three night stay at Mario's beach house on AMI. The cottage was in a great location, close to beaches, bars and restaurants, and had everything we needed. Mario was kind enough to leave us some goodies for our arrival including pastries, fruit and juice, which was really appreciated. We experienced torrential rain and gale force winds during our second night, so we can happily confirm the beach house is completely waterproof!! The description of the beach house was accurate and communication with Mario was excellent. For anyone considering a trip to AMI, we'd thoroughly recommend a stay at the beach house.HeidiJanuary 2016
This place was in a perfect location for us. We didn't rent a car, so we were close to both beaches and the free public transportation. It made our trip so relaxing. We would highly recommend it, very clean and everything that we needed.JanFebruary 2017
The beachhouse was just perfect! Plenty of space in the 1BR and exactly how it's described. Mario was a wonderful host - giving us local restaurant recommendations, access to beach chairs, beach towels, floaties, wagon, etc - which just MADE our vacation. The beachhouse is one block away from THE BEST breakfast place - Ginny's & Jane E's - and just another block to the beach. We parked the car and didn't drive again until we left. Will definitely be back!TarahOctober 2015
Wonderful place to stay! We loved the location. There is really no need to have a vehicle here with the trolley system in place. Mario is quick to respond to any questions arising. We will definitely tell our family and friends to rent here. Thanks Mario!NicoleDecember 2015
Anna Maria is a charming community and we felt very welcome and our stay was quiet and restful.KristineAugust 2015
My partner and I stayed here for 3 nights while. It is well located, walking distance to many amenities and the beach. The apartment was exactly if not better than depicted in the photos- cozy, bright, and extremely clean. Mario was a lovely host, while we were unable to meet him, he was always prompt to respond to any queries. My partner left a suit behind, and Mario was kind enough to go out of his way and drop it off to a friend visiting the island- which my partner and I greatly appreciated. I would most definitely recommend staying here to anyone visiting the Island!ShaifaJuly 2015
安娜瑪麗亞(Anna Maria)
Bill answered emails promptly and welcomed us personally to the house. The house was as described in the listing. It was comfortable and well stocked with what our family of four needed. The internet and cable TV worked well. The neighborhood is nice and quiet. The beach is lovely, but it's a little bit of a walk to the access points.PennyDecember 2015
Soon as we arrived the host met us at the house and gave us a walk through of the property. The neighborhood was so cool and people were friendly.RhondaJuly 2015
The house was very neat and clean. It had furnishings and kitchen supplies that were adequate for our needs. Bill was helpful when we arrived. The rental was easy to find and in a good location for enjoying the island. We drove to most places, but that would have been the case with most rentals.BevJanuary 2016
Bill made sure we knew he was available if we needed him. Couldn't ask for more!DebApril 2016
Bill was very gracious and most helpful. He went out of his way to make us feel welcome and at home. The duplex was exactly as described so no surprises.RosemarieMarch 2016
Wonderful location on Anna Maria Island. Beautiful place. Definitely met our needs... giving us easy access to good food, fishing pier, inlet beach sitting, and public beach access.JordanAugust 2015
Bill made sure we all feel welcome and safe. He readily answered all our questions and reacted quickly when we needed his assistance. Very reliable and pleasant host! The neighborhood is super safe. We were staying there with three young children (ages 4 month to 6 years) and never felt unsafe. The neighbors were very friendly and ready to help. The description of the house is very accurate. The house is old, but very well maintained and clean.ZhannahAugust 2016
Bill's place was exactly as described. We felt safe and at home from the first day.BrendaJanuary 2017
霍姆斯海灘(Holmes Beach)
Lakewood Ranch
David was a fantastic host. He had great communication and made sure we had everything we needed. He gave us awesome restaurant recommendations and suggestions on what to do. The cottage was very comfortable for three people. Loved his screened in porch and the location was amazing! Only a 10 minute drive to Lido Key. I would definitely stay here again!MaryamApril 2017
We reserved David's cottage for nine nights in February. We wish the previous reviews and David's listing had been more accurate. If that had been the case, we would have had 2nd thoughts about booking here. On the good side: the cottage was clean, palmetto bug-free and the kitchen was well stocked with eating & cooking utensils as well as a Brita water filter. The nearest sandy beach is a 10-minute drive away. On the other hand, the only counter space in the very small bathroom was on the toilet tank or in the tiny medicine cabinet. Nor were there usable shelves or bedside tables in the adjoining bedroom. The bed itself was comfortable, however, it was too large for the room so the person sleeping next to the wall had to crawl over the end of the bed (usually waking the other person). The WIFI was transmitted from David's house so the reception in the cottage was spotty. We could get a strong signal only by standing in front of the dining-room window. For internet reception anywhere else in the cottage, we had to purchase data from our cell-phone provider. On-site parking was OK and safe, however, the shade trees in the rear of the property came with a price - they constantly shed sticky seeds on our car. By far the most serious issue was the bug-bites from the 2 living-room couches. We attempted to protect ourselves by covering the cushions with towels, however, we found that any exposed skin would attract whatever insect was Infesting the sofas. For this reason we decided to depart a day ahead of schedule.Mary Ann and BobMarch 2017
The house is so cozy and clean, and David was a really kind, helpful host full of recommendations for things to do in the area. The house is walking distance from a really cute street with restaurants and shops (try Veronica's, best meal we've ever had!!). Highly recommend staying here if you're visiting the city.Hannah January 2017
David was great! Very helpful and available without being intrusive. We had our two young sons with us, and he went out of his way to accommodate us.DustyJuly 2016
This charming cottage is in a fabulous location - quiet neighborhood within walking distance of the bay. David and his girlfriend were the perfect hosts - very helpful yet gave us our privacy.CharlotteJanuary 2016
David: Friendly, welcoming and responded promptly to my late request for accommodation. Gave us tips on the neighborhood sights and restaurants. Cottage: Clean & comfortable - just as in the pictures. Small but functional bathroom. Particularly liked that it was private - separate from the hosts' place. In a quiet residential neighborhood. Private parking too. Wireless signal only available in the living room, which was just fine for us.SandhyaDecember 2015
David was very welcoming. Our flight arrived late and we were an hour late to check in David was most accommodating. The space is very clean. The interior is clean and could easily be described as functional minimalist. There is good Wifi access and a TV but you need to bring an HDMI cable to attach to your laptop if able or your Roku Box or Apple TV box to have TV access. We brought our own Beats capsule speaker along which provided amplified sound. The kitchen is quite clean and a nice size, with a stove, full sized refrigerator, dishes, cutlery and some pans and a small pot for cooking. The bathroom is clean and neat, however quite small and calls for some interesting navigation. Overall the stay was pleasant.Jerome and BeataJuly 2016
Great location, private & set back out of the way, David ensured we had what we needed. A great experience overall.NancyApril 2016
The Beach House was the perfect choice for my family's beach vacation. The place was very well kept and and spacious enough for six people. The beds were amazing and everyone woke up refreshed and energized every morning. Overall a great accommodation. I would definitely stay here again!JasonJune 2016
We had septic issues the entire stay. The entire house smelled like a porter-potty the . Also there was an extreme amount of ants all over the house. Overall the decor was great, and the location was great too. But waking up to septic smell kinda ruins the fun.RachaelJuly 2016
The house was amazing! Really clean and nicely decorated! Came with all the amenities you could need and spacious enough for large groups. There was a grocery store right down the street and also not far from the beach. Just a $10 uber ride away! The wifi and cable did not work when we were there, but other than that, I have no complaints at all! This is a hidden gem. I would definitely rent this again! Thanks Holly!AndrewMay 2016
The house was very cozy, it had everything we needed to make us feel like home. The location was great, less than a 15 min drive go the beach. The pictures show exactly how the house looks like which we loved. The only problem we had with the house was the sewage odor, we dont know were the smell came from but it lasted the whole time we were there specially at nights and that was quite unpleasant.GerardoAugust 2016
We had such a wonderful stay! Everything is exactly as pictured, if not better! The kitchen/living area is open and great for family entertainment. I wasn't expecting the second living area off the back of the house. This is a nice room to watch TV or read a book! I wish I wasn't traveling from California or else I would have brought my dog....the house had a treat jar and big backyard! The house contained all the amenities listed if not more. The beach at Siesta Key was breathtaking! Thank you for the wonderful hospitality and allowing us to stay in your beautiful home!ShannahJuly 2016
Holly's place was LITERALLY beautiful. There were so many small details that truly activated the beach theme. The beds were comfortable and there was plenty of space for our family. The kitchen was well equipped and everything was CLEAN and neat! The home was very close to Siesta Key and Turtle Beach. LOVED it!!!ShelleyJune 2016
This place is exactly how it is pictured. We spent the weekend with our family & two kids. The decor was very beachy which makes it a great setting for the our weekend in Siesta Keys (which was about 10-15 mins away). What I really liked about her place was all the amenites she provided. You really don't need to pack much, since she had a full kitchen, wash & dryer, even loofahs if needed! She was quick to respond & delightful to converse with through the airbnb chat. Another reason, this place makes a great place for a family is the fact she had a crib in the master bedroom! My one year old baby had a place to comfortably sleep in! All the rooms were spacious & decorated in a beach theme. Just a heads up, the wi-fi was going offline for the majority of the time we were there & parking; if you have two cars its a bit hard to get in & out (fyi, the owner's car is parked on the side of driveway). We will definitely be staying at Holly's place when we come back to Sarasota!LindaMay 2016
This is a great place for families. The layout was fantastic, beds were comfy and house was clean. The owner did a great job responding to questions. The location is a couple miles from the beach, but if you are looking for value and willing to drive, this is a great place.BrianAugust 2016
Everything about Siesta Key and Natalie's Airbnb exceeded expectations. Highly recommend, we'll definitely be coming back.PatrickNovember 2016
My husband and I stayed at Natalie's to celebrate our 23rd wedding anniversary! We highly recommend it! The room is BIG and spacious and decorated tastefully. It's not "over-the-top" elegant, but it is beautiful and comfortable! Natalie had everything available to us--water and fruit for breakfast; along with beach chairs and towels. The location was central to restaurants and shops and beaches! It was also quiet! We definitely will be back!CoreyDecember 2016
Lovely space, great location. Exactly as described. Very comfortable. Host was very responsive and friendly. Would stay here again.MelissaNovember 2016
Natalie was so kind and amazing! The room was so gorgeous and beautifully decorated. Breakfast was such a sweet touch too. Best airbnb stay yet, I hope to stay again!EricaNovember 2016
Hey everyone headed to Sarasota -this is the place to stay!! Affordable, near everything you need, scenic, moments away from the beach and the hosts we're amazing. Anything we needed they provided. We were rushing for a dinner date and needed a blow dryer. They lent us there's and then purchased one for us to use for the remainder of the stay!!!! This was a true airbnb experience. No stale or sterile people or spaces like you may find at a hotel. It was professional yet warm, charming, and cozy. All the elements needed for a great weekend get away.JeremyJanuary 2017
Natalie's place is everything it is advertised as. It is beautiful and very comfortable. Also convenient to everything. We recommend this place to anyonekenMarch 2017
Best experience and stay we've ever had through Airbnb. The provided bikes made it quick and easy to get to the beach in under 7 minutes. Place was clean and essentials were provided, including breakfast snacks and coffee! Amazing stay and look forward to coming back soon.MichaelMarch 2017
We had such a wonderful stay at Natalie's home in Sarasota!! It is a beautiful and bright apartment, exactly as pictured and described. Checking in couldn't have been easier. Natalie was super easy to get in touch with, and she had lots of great suggestions for activities and nearby restaurants. She and her family are lovely- very warm, friendly and accommodating. There were even snacks and drinks stocked in the fridge when we arrived. We had a blast cruising around Siesta Key on their bikes. We also rented a car for a couple days to explore some of the other keys. We also Ubered a bunch before that which was easy and inexpensive. Could not recommend this apartment more highly. Will definitely stay here again next time. Thanks Natalie!! :)JordanFebruary 2017
Very welcoming. Great apartment.LisaOctober 2015
great clean little apartment with full kitchen amenities & nice bed and bathroom. short drive from downtown attractions. highly reccomend.GraceNovember 2016
The host was very welcoming and sweet. We arrived Christmas Eve day to celebrate our babies first Christmas. The apartment was charming. Equipped with everything we would need. Very clean and decorated for the season. She even had a small gift for our little boy!!! Which he loved! Was just a short drive to beaches and downtown which we explored. Would definitely recommend staying here and even come again!AngelaDecember 2016
Excellent stay. Wonderful location. Clean and homey. Definitely recommend!KatApril 2017
We had an amazing stay at Betsy's place. It was a clean little apartment perfect for any getaway! We could borrow beach chairs and their cooler... It's about 20 minutes to Lido Beach, 25 maybe to Siesta Key and closed to many stores and attractions.SophieAugust 2015
Thank you for the accommodations! This was a very cozy and comfortable placeMichaelNovember 2016
All was great, just what we need it... ThanksJaimeNovember 2015
We evacuated from hurricane Matthew, so had no plans in Sarasota, but found the apartment comfortable and clean, hosts very nice and location great... would stay again...MarshaOctober 2016
The Sunshine Sanctuary bears its name for a reason! This is the cutest place ever, super comfortable with awesome mattress, a wonderful pool with lounge chair, very nice dining area and kitchenette, you couldn't ask for a better spot! Bradenton is close to Tampa and Sarasota, Anna Maria Island is right around the corner and the neighborhood has a great vibe! This is definitely one of my very best Airbnb experience!!FredericApril 2017
The listing was accurate. The efficiency was clean, comfortable and a fantastic location. We spent our mornings having coffee on the patio. We were only steps from the pool and a 100 feet from the beach. The beach was pristine with white sand and clear water. We saw dolphin playing in the ocean! The caretakers of the condos were friendly and helpful. The convenience of a washer and dryer for the occupants use was an added bonus.DarlaOctober 2016
Right in the beach with a heated pool- we had the whole beach to ourselves for our first two weekdays and it was beautiful! Space is small, but works just fine for two people who would rather be out on the porch or on the beach. Christopher and Sophie were very helpful and easy to be in touch with throughout the booking process and our stay- thank you!AlexDecember 2016
Great location, good value just needs some TLC.WayneMarch 2017
Location, location, location! Exactly what we were looking for, wish we could have stayed one more week! Our studio was clean, equipped with all th essentials. The pool was nice and warm and enjoyable at the end of the day and into the evening. We never missed a sunset right outside our door on the beach. The week before we spent with our childern and grandson in Disney which we loved. But knew we had to skip off to quiet and that's what we found. St. Armand's ,very close was a great night out and they had a Christmas celebration the evening we visited. We would love to go back! Tim& AnneAnneDecember 2016
Great place to stay. Great host, quick to respond to all questions. Place is exactly as described. You can watch the sunset just off the back porch. We can't wait to return!MelissaNovember 2016
Hosts were very responsive to emails. We didn't actually meet but check in and out was easy peasy. The location of the condo was excellent just as described. The complex was directly on the beach. The sand on the beach is tiny and smooth. The outdoor shower is on the way back from the beach and next to the pool. The complex had beach loungers available at the upper edge of the beach and beach umbrellas stored in the pool area. The Gulf of Mexico waters are clear and blue and green. The water was calm during my stay. The condo was sparkling clean. The bathroom was white and bright. It looked relatively new. Tile grout, caulk, and shower curtain were mildew free. The sink was a good size to rinse out a swim suit. There was a towel bar in the shower, a good spot to hang the swimsuit. 2 rolls of toilet paper. White tea soap and shampoo, fresh! For sleeping, the murphy bed and pull out couch both in very great shape. I preferred the pull out couch as it was softer. The murphy bed is a true mattress on a pulldown platform. Kitchen has regular fridge, microwave and oven/stove top. The countertop looked new. Dishwasher pads, dish soap, paper towels, dish towels, coffee filters, salt and pepper, and 1 pack of coffee were provided. Utensils available, but for longer stays it would be nice to have a few more. Longboat Key is a lovely quiet island, not very commercialized. It is mostly residential with a few shopping areas. There is a Publix grocery store and a CVS pharmacy close to the condo. Lido Key has many shops and restaurants. There is a thrift shop called the Lord's Warehouse at a church a little north of the condo. They had books, cds, dvds, sand buckets, etc, if you are traveling light and are thrifty. In summary, a great rental experience. It is clean, bright, wonderful location, and lots of linens available. Note to travelers: Leave the wildlife alone. It is illegal to interfere with sea turtles and manatee. Do not take flash photos of them at night. Don't touch them. Don't swim next to them. Manatees can weigh 2 tons. Pull up the beach chairs when you leave the beach. Don't leave anything on the beach. Call the police or Florida Wildlife if an animal is in trouble. Getting off my soapbox now. Go to the condo and have a great time, I did!LindaJuly 2016
If you're looking for a super relaxing, quiet, clean, place away from people, this place is great! Steps away from the calm Gulf Coast with outdoor shower and pool. Unbelievable views and sunset! Will absolutely be returning!TimJune 2016
We had a great stay even with the red tide present!BrianSeptember 2016
長船礁(Longboat Key)
Definitely get what you pay for-- this is a fine spot if you have a car, it's very close to downtown Sarasota and there are some cute places walkable, but the bed is really uncomfortable, the kitchen is not very user friendly-- just a microwave, mini-fridge, and stove top with limited cookware and dishes (I think there was one bowl and no cups) and the bathroom is just a tiny stall shower with a weird wooden board over it. The window AC works fine, the TV is useless, there is wifi but it's spotty. When we were there, work was being done outside so the backyard wasn't useable. Totally fine if your plan is to be at the beach or otherwise out and you just want a place to crash at the end of the day. Fernando is perfectly nice and communicative and check in and out was very easy. I will say that they changed our booking somewhat at the last minute (too late to find another place), so I don't know how the spot where they put us compares to the one I actually booked when I made the reservation.Jenna March 2017
If you're looking for somewhere affordable close to the beach and local fare, this is the place to stay! Enjoyed the coziness of the "studio-like" room. Fernando was very quick to respond to requests! I would definitely stay here again!CoriApril 2017
Good location and cozy apartment. One room and bathroom perfect for 1-2 guests if you want to go for relax!Antonello ValentinoNovember 2016
Nice to have the dogs somewhere that didn't charge an arm and a leg, private enterance and nice shower! The bed was horrible though so be preparedColleenDecember 2016
I liked being in own spaceValerieMarch 2017
The host canceled this reservation 26 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.EsbenJanuary 2017


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... but back to the FA 84 EDT... it's still a rippin good stick even compared to all the newest latest.
It's a "steel"!
good thread as I want to add a carver. I am most likely going to add a Head ISL RD but not sure if I'll end up wanting something a little more versatile with similar (I know it won't be the same) carving prowess. The S8 is really a top contender but the real questions 174 or 167? with many of skis in this class, the length can really change the ski
I'm 5'11" and currently 170lbs. I skied the S8 in a 174 and it felt right.
Conversely, I skied the 810Ti this season in a 167 and found it to be a little short.
So you're saying they won't make cool white sparks if we grind them up? Bummer.
I've heard they sometimes add a little pinch of salt...
The whole idea of making skis ( like the 86 for example) very stiff by adding tons of titanium or titanal or steel or whatever, looks very suspicious to me. The ski must be able to bend nicely into the arc and not to fight with you. That's why I don't like Volkl very much .
The new RTM 84 didn't strike me as stiff.
Titanal doesn't make a ski stiff instantly...but damp:yes...
Take the Steadfast for example, we can say it is in the stiff side: no metal...
The wood core has something to do in the equation...Another example: the freeride Blizzard collection... Bonafide,Brahma and Latigo all have 2 1/2 sheets of titanal but the Latigo has a way softer flex than the Brahma and Bonafide due to the change in wood core: The Latigo is all poplar and the other 2 are a mix of poplar,bamboo and paulownia...
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Oh my actual days, we're technologically integrated. We've managed to set up our website so that when we make a new post, it creates a blog post on our Myspace, and makes a tweet on Twitter. Furthermore, I've managed to set up Facebook so that it watches our Twitter, and then updates our Facebook status with the Twitter post.
Like some enormous house of electronic cards, just waiting to collapse. Hurrah.
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Budget Review
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State Competition for Marching Band
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Next meeting is kickoff meeting for Marching Band on May 11th.
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Finances – Mike went over finances YTD. Everything seems to be right on track with the exception of one minor discrepancy as far as Bingo. Expenses didn't appear to be correct and he will look into that to see if there is any issues.
Over on food budget by approximately $600.
Calendar Review – Looking at March 5th and 12th events that will require volunteer efforts to cover events for both Winter Guard and Winter Percussion. Both will be put up on Volunteerspot.com. Everyone was reminded to keep an eye on the website for calendar information.
Bingo – Mike said we still need to get a minimum of 4 Games Managers fully trained by end of March or we face the possibility of losing that fundraiser, or at the very least, giving up one of the days. Sundays are equally as important as Fridays as it affects Must-Go's.
Board Positions – Need to find new President. Mike and Joan will be senior parents. Bylaws state that a senior parent cannot be President.
Volunteer Needs – March 5th and March 12th.
Old/New Business
Next Booster Board meeting scheduled for Feb. 3rd at 6pm.
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Opted to use meeting room at hotel for meal and Senior Circle.
Mr. Ewing working on room list.
Need volunteer to purchase flowers for Senior Recognition.
Steve Eaton and Mitchell Brinkhuis will do photos.
To be done on November 5 or October 29?? Opted for October 29 after concert for band. Reception afterward. Rehearsal is 3 – 4:30.
Ron Hopp began learning(not sure if training is complete)
Carrie Brestel is also learning the position.
Carol Morris also volunteered.
Kristen S. will make phone calls to those that expressed interest since the emails have not received a response.
Kristen: Some schools allow fees for students to be lower for working bingo??
Need to break link on music web page so people don't sign up there.
Football games will need to be covered by parents and the decision was made to give away the Friday Session the weekend of State but the following Sunday session will still need covered.
Old Business
Only about 10 students have not turned in $300 fees.
New Business
Will have Taco Bar at Bingo Must-Go.
Band room decorations to be done Saturday, October 17 at 10:00 a.m.
Wreaths – Beth emailed fundraiser to last years' Winter Percussion group
Chocolate Bars – January
Butter Braids – March
Garlic Knot : 11/3/15 – $10 all you can eat and drink, the will give back 50% of total spent. Should we have school secretary send email to feeder schools?
Barnes and Noble – 11/17/15 – Need details but Jazz band will perform
Next Meeting Date and Time – 11/11/15 6pm
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Question will be asked of Mr. Ewing
Mike will review Bylaws – just want to make sure we are doing things correctly.
Peggy will work with Beth to get things set up and make sure there are enough volunteers Pizza, drinks and salad is planned
This item is on Volunteerspot.com already
This will happen at the Nov. 5th Football Game at halftime- Marching Band Seniors only – Mitchell Brinkhuis and Conner Eaton's Parents to take Senior Photos
Need someone to purchase roses for Seniors (will need a count)
Volunteerspot.com already set up for this
Rachel Runs has volunteered to head this up. Mike will send her info from Carol Bickerton
Kurt Sesko will work with section leaders make this happen.
Kurt S will roll out rules to students will start right away and make it retro back to start of September
Kristen S. will make phone calls to those that expressed interest since the emails have not received a response
Football games will need to be covered by parents and the decision was made to give away the Friday Session the weekend of State but the following Sunday session will still need covered.
Do your best to help get new parents involved and possibly create notebook of responsibilities that can be used to train a new person.
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Lisa feels like we should be able to make it work inside hotel. She may take a trip up to Ft. Collins to check it out. However, hotel is okay with us getting a tent set up just need to decide if the cost is worth it. The most reasonable rate was around $1200 for set up on 10/23 and tear down on 10/24 this includes Tent, Tables and Chairs for 100 people, heaters and lights.
Jeffco Festival – Rachel R. and Mike Sandoval will tag team the other volunteer spot for the Jeffco Festival
Old Business
Only about 10 students have not turned in $300 fees.
Spirit Wear orders were placed, around $2000 of items were ordered. Not really one big selling item but a variety of items were ordered. Thank you to Linda Langemeier.
New Business
New uniform tops cost about $105 per student, Mr. Ewing's fund raiser should cover. He made mention that Booster may have to make initial payment depending on when he gets funds from Fund Raising company.
Pictures for Band Buttons will be taken at the 9/17 Football Game. Need to send Mr. Ewing a reminder.
A request for a 2nd Debit card was made to help with food purchases for Football games.
Bikes need to be present at the 9/17 and 10/9 Football games – Mike and Joan to transport
Kristen Sesko and Christy Senecaut have been working through the 2014 Taxes and made great progress. A couple of questions on mission statement and other items still to be confirmed. Then we should be caught up.
Send Bylaws to Kristen – Mike will do this.
Next Must go will be Friday October 30th – all hands on deck.
Two fund raisers coming up that we need to advertise
Garlic Knot : 11/3/15 – $10 all you can eat and drink, the will give back 50% of total spent
Barnes and Noble – 11/17/15 – Need details but Jazz band will perform
Question was asked about possibility of getting on to the field for photos – Discussion was had and conclusion was that it was possible at the Football games and dress rehearsals at school but not at the competitions.
March 19th, 2016 – Possibility of an RMPA show being held at Dakota. Mr. Ewing has school reserved in case this becomes a reality.
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12 August 2015
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Finances – Lisa Henkel (for Christy Senecaut)
Financial goals are ahead of schedule due to Bingo MUST GO's!
Boosters are able to fund 3-$1000 scholarships to Seniors. (Will be given at Banquet)
Carol Bickerton made a motion to give a portion of income from concessions at the WGI Guard competition to Marching Band to be put toward the uniform fund. It was voted on and passed. Thank you Carol!
Fundraisers – Lisa, Kristin Sesko
May 15 is the next MUST GO.
Parents to work Bingo May 22nd
Need to create Bingo sign up sheets for the Summer.
May 30th will be a fundraising carwash across from Fun City
Banquet information – Lisa
The venue for the banquet this year will be at the Golden Crystal Rose. The location used last year is closed.
Pictures are needed for 2 slideshows, one of all Band and Orchestra students and another for Seniors.
Students Lindsay and Tori are helping to plan.
Chaperones are needed for the After party.
Elections – Lisa
Elections are postponed until the May Booster meeting due to lack of parent participation at the April meeting. We are still looking for Food Chair, Games Manager, President, Vice President, Assistant Treasurer.
Drums Along the Rockies – Linda Langemeier
Drum clinic (Day of Percussion) from 9 to 4 will replace High School Drumline battle. Cost is $20 for tickets and $25 for Day of Percussion. Ticket orders are due by May 4, checks payable to DRIMB.
Opportunities – Mr Ewing
Chaperones needed
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Parent Social Events
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With an excessive zeal, Tony Blair has defined his leadership by taking on the Labour Party. Now significant parts of his party take on Mr Blair. Labour is in turmoil. The seething frenzy can end only with the departure of the Prime Minister. There is no other cathartic event or public declaration from anyone that will do the trick.
This became obvious within minutes of Mr Blair's planned departure date being briefed to The Sun. "Blair will quit on May 31st 2007", the newspaper declared authoritatively on its front page yesterday, the latest attempt from Downing Street to defuse the situation. Immediately a whole new set of questions surfaced. Why next summer and not earlier? Why should ministers and civil servants listen to Mr Blair when they know he will be gone by May? Should a cabinet minister stand against Gordon Brown? Is the timetable in the interests of the post-Blair government, or drawn up with other factors in mind?
If this timetable remains in place, these questions and others would rage for nine months, the longest leadership contest in history, made even more surreal because it would be conducted without any candidates declaring formally. In the meantime, Mr Blair's speeches would be reported solely in terms of whether they were helpful to Mr Brown or another aspiring candidate.
Sometimes they would not be reported at all. On Tuesday, Mr Blair made a substantial speech on social exclusion. He might as well have delivered it on the moon. As matters stand, Labour faces an unofficial leadership contest lasting longer than the deputy leadership battle in 1981, which Labour began slightly ahead in the polls and ended 20 points behind.
I do not expect events to unfold in such a manner. Something has changed at the upper levels of the Labour Party. A sign of a different mood in the Labour party came days ago in the widely dismissive reaction to the most recent interventions of Alan Milburn and Steve Byers, Mr Blair's close allies. On Sunday, Mr Milburn argued that the Labour party had to come up with a range of new policies or else the Conservatives would do so in their policy review. Mr Milburn seemed to suggest Labour's ambitions should be limited to announcing Conservative policies before the Conservative Party. Separately Mr Byers has warned vaguely about the dangers of "turning the clock back".
At every level, from those regarded as Blairite cabinet ministers to Blairite Labour MPs, there was despair at these provocative banalities. Until recently, there was a dutiful respect in some ministerial quarters when Messrs Milburn and Byers went to war.
Mr Blair and his most devoted followers are in a similar position on a much bigger stage to David Owen in the final phase of his career. When the SDP voted to merge with the Liberals in 1987, Dr Owen and a few remaining admirers refused to accept what was happening. Dr Owen decided to lead a "continuing SDP". Late at night he and his entourage would talk about how they alone could save the prospects for a third party. They had charisma. They commanded parts of the media. But the show had moved on. In the end, they spoke for no one but themselves.
In speaking for themselves, some of Mr Blair's supporters defy logic now. On yesterday's Today programme, John Hutton deployed the cliché about the dangers of going back to the past. He was asked whether Gordon Brown would take Labour backwards. Mr Hutton said "no". Privately he probably would say "yes", but if he and others cannot mount a public case, all they do is help the Conservatives in their attempts to portray Mr Brown as "old Labour". They are leaders of the "continuing Tony Blair party", and Mr Blair is not continuing. Yet they have no alternative candidate. They are hovering in mid-air, with no visible signs of support.
Inadvertently, they have contributed to the crisis engulfing their hero. Two separate developments have coincided to produce the current drama. Gordon Brown has concluded that Mr Blair is not interested in what was comically billed as a smooth transition. Instead Mr Brown notes that the likes of Milburn and Byers are on the loose, Labour is slumping in the polls and Mr Blair refuses to map out a timetable that he regards as helpful.
Meanwhile a growing number of previously loyal MPs have concluded separately that this malaise cannot continue for another year. On their own, the disillusioned Brownites and the despairing Blairites would not have been strong enough to achieve their objectives. Together, they make it much harder for Mr Blair to continue, not least because several cabinet ministers have also concluded the game is up.
Before the events of recent weeks, there was one way in which Mr Blair could have remained in Downing Street with relative ease for another few months. If he had endorsed Mr Brown and sought to work with him, a smooth transition might have been possible. In return, Mr Brown might have declared publicly that Mr Blair must be allowed to stay until the agreed departure date.
But Mr Blair seeks to stay on for the opposite reason, to define the future on his terms, locking Mr Brown into his version of New Labour. Mr Brown has no intention of declaring support for Mr Blair's timetable only to find that Prime Ministerial allies use the fresh political space to undermine him further.
As I wrote on Tuesday, the political dynamic is fuelled by irrationality. Mr Blair is planning to go in a few months anyway. I sense that he has come to terms for some time with the fact that that his period in Downing Street is almost up. How much better for Labour if he were allowed to go on his own terms. But Mr Brown and others despaired of what form those final few months would take and whether by the end of it Labour would be in any state to win the next election. This is not irrational. Brown's personal ratings have slumped since the last election. He has been trapped, unable to say very much outside the confines of his brief, while Mr Blair's allies lecture him patronisingly about how only New Labour can win elections.
I concluded in a column in May that it would be better for Mr Blair, the Government and the Labour Party if he went of his own volition in the autumn. I could see it getting only worse for Mr Blair rather than better. I did not envisage it would get as bad as this. How good it would be, not least for Mr Brown, if Mr Blair could still contrive a dignified exit. If he cannot, his allies will be on the warpath for years to come, with possibly calamitous consequences. Still, only his departure will end the current frenzy, even if it unleashes new forms of turbulence in the months to come.Reuse content


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