OnkelBobbyWhiteNoch mehr #Schallplatten in meiner #Plattensammlung sind
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Old Ain't DeadIn the series #OurHouse, Tuppence Middleton comes home to discover people moving into her house. #review
https://oldaintdead.com/our-house-a-tragic-series-of-mistakes/
https://oldaintdead.com/our-house-a-tragic-series-of-mistakes/
#OurHouse with Tuppence Middleton and Martin Compston #review. https://oldaintdead.com/our-house-a-tragic-series-of-mistakes/
Virginia DeBoltOur House, a tragic series of mistakes
Our House stars Tuppence Middleton and Martin Compston, which ought to give it a pretty decent vibe, but even these two could not save this slow and muddled series. […]https://oldaintdead.com/our-house-a-tragic-series-of-mistakes/
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PaulusDanger In Plain Sight #resistance #ourhouse https://youtu.be/EtQROTrpRH4?si=DYig5F1PaHyA5lkE via @YouTube
Danger In Plain Sight #resistance #ourhouse
DrWebCan anyone stop Trump’s teardown of the East Wing? – The Washington Post
Can anyone stop Trump’s teardown of the East Wing?
Many preservationists fear the answer is no. A pro-Trump review board is expected to approve the president’s planned 90,000-square-foot ballroom, too.
Editor’s Note: The featured image is by WP AI.
October 22, 2025 at 2:49 p.m. EDT, Yesterday at 2:49 p.m. EDT, 12 min
Demolition crews continue dismantling parts of the East Wing of the White House on Wednesday. The work is part of preparations for the construction of a new ballroom, ordered by President Donald Trump. (Peter W. Stevenson/The Washington Post)
By Dan Diamond, Paul Schwartzman and Jonathan Edwards
Demolition crews continue dismantling parts of the East Wing of the White House on Wednesday. The work is part of preparations for the construction of a new ballroom, ordered by President Donald Trump. (Peter W. Stevenson / The Washington Post)President Donald Trump’s plan to build a White House ballroom has underscored an oft-overlooked aspect of presidential power: No one could stop the president from tearing down much of the East Wing this week.
The next stage of the project is also likely to proceed withfew restraints: The key panel slated to review the president’s construction plans is now stocked with Trump allies ready to approve them.
White House demolition continues, see the ballroom design — Demolition crews continued tearing down part of the White House East Wing on Oct. 22 to make way for President Donald Trump’s long-planned ballroom. (Video: Jhaan Elker/The Washington Post)
Photos of construction teams knocking down portions of the East Wing, first revealed by The Washington Post on Monday, have rattled city residents, historians and politicians, many of whom contended that Trump was wrongly tearing apart “The People’s House” to build his long-desired ballroom.
“It’s not his house. It’s your house. And he’s destroying it,” Hillary Clinton, who battled Trump for the presidency in 2016, wrote on social media.
Others contend that Trump’s shifting projections and promises — such as pledging in July that the ballroom wouldn’t “interfere” with the White House, and increasing his estimate of cost and how many people will fit in the building — illustrate the need for more transparency. Conservative commentator Byron York said Trump “needs to tell the public now what he is doing with the East Wing of the White House. And then tell the public why he didn’t tell them before he started doing it.”
It’s not his house.
It’s your house.
And he’s destroying it. pic.twitter.com/YchFF5U1nO
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 21, 2025
Rebecca Miller, executive director of the D.C. Preservation League, a nonprofit that advocates for protecting historic sites in Washington, said dozens of concerned citizens from the city and around the country have called and emailed her to express outrage.
Miller said she has had to explain that the White House, because of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, is exempt from the required reviews that other federal agencies must undergo when seeking to alter government property.
“Our hands are tied,” Miller said, adding that normally government officials discuss major projects with preservationists — but not this time. “It’s very frustrating that there’s nothing that the organization can do from a legal or advocacy perspective.”
The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a nonprofit created by Congress to help preserve historic buildings, urged the administration “to pause demolition until plans for the proposed ballroom go through the legally required public review processes,” including a pair of commissions that have reviewed past White House construction.
Polls have shown many Americans are concerned. YouGov polling conducted Tuesday found that 53 percent opposed demolishing part of the East Wing, 23 percent supported it and the remainder were unsure. YouGov also found that 23 percent believed the ballroom will have a positive effect on the White House, 35 percent believed it will have a negative effect, and the remainder were neutral or unsure.
But the project is moving forward. White House officials said Tuesday to expect a full-scale teardown of the East Wing, defending it as a “modernization” of the building. They also touted past renovations, circulating a fact sheet that argued Trump was continuing a “proud presidential legacy” of changing the White House grounds — although the swimming pool, tennis pavilion and other past projects they highlighted pale next to the president’s planned 90,000-square-foot ballroom, which would be nearly twice the footprint of the 55,000-square-foot main sectionof the White House next door. Trump said this week that the ballroom will seat nearly 1,000 people, up from an earlier estimate of about 650.
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RachieQDeidre Hall & Patrick Duffy – Our House, 1986/87
Deidre Hall and Patrick Duffy brought quiet heartbreak to Our House—a show where grief met grace. She wore shoulder pads and pearls, he wore plaid and longing. This moment captures two soap icons in a tender pause between drama and healing.
Happy Sunday and enjoy the nostalgia!
#Days #DaysofOurLives #DOOL #DeidreHall #PatrickDuffy #MarlenaEvans #SoapOperaRoyalty #VintageTV #ThrowbackDrama #OurHouse #Dallas
Deidre Hall and Chad Allen arm-wrestling in a 1986 promo for Our House—she as Jessie Witherspoon, he as David.
Denim jackets, pastel sweaters, and a pink backdrop? Peak '80s charm.
Before Marlena was saving Salem, Deidre was winning hearts in family drama mode.
Wishing you a joyful Monday and a week full of soap-worthy sparkle 💛
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