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The hotel is in a rather quiet neighbourhood that is only about a 10 minute walk to the Colosseum which suited my stay as a travel agent. The front desk was very helpful and friendly, the rooms were clean and well kept, and the breakfast buffet was very good. The beds were very comfortable, they give you two pillows which, for me, was a definite plus, and the only drawback I had were that the showers were rather small. However, water pressure was fabulous.
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Loved it!
The hotel was immaculate despite there being some building work going on although the position of our room meant we couldn't hear anything.
The hotel was half way between the colliseum and the main train station with a metro station a 5 minute walk away which meant it was easy to get around ... although be careful as the trains seemed to stop quite early.
Not Safe
Be prepared to be awakened by kids on the playground next door at 8 AM EVERYDAY. Also, the hotel is NOT SAFE. We returned from sight seeing only to find our hotel room door WIDE OPEN. Romona at the front desk did not seem to care about this matter at all when we complained!!!!
Holiday of a lifetime?
We booked this hotel because in all the internet search engines for hotel with a pool, this hotel appears as having that facility and we were happy to pay a little extra for this. We thought after a long day's sightseeing, a dip in a pool would be most welcome. The hotel's own brochure says "we shall be pleased to satisfy all possible requests which our guests might have offering services such as laundry, garage, indoor pool and fitness centre.........". This hotel DOES NOT HAVE A POOL. The staff direct you to the local fitness centre next door at an extra cost of ten euros a day or five days for thirty euros. The centre isn't open on a Sunday!
We were without satellite TV for two days having been told that the whole hotel system was down, in point of fact it was a loose wire at the back of the satellite box which was fixed by someone we assumed to be the hotel handyman. We had asked to see the manager (David apparently) before this had been sorted, he didn't appear but an official looking woman in a suit with a clipboard who spoke no English breezed into the room, made a phone call presumably summoning the handyman, and left as quickly as she came in. Still don't know who she was but at least she got things sorted.
Have read other reviews about the hotel being a building site. This is also true. The lift was frequently out of order during our stay and we were required to make our way down the stairs, which were roped off, through the building site that was the first floor in order to get to the ground floor and breakfast. There were also no instructions in the room as to fire safety arrangements, although there was a fire extinguisher at the end of the corridor.
On the plus side the cleaning staff were exceptional in their efforts to keep the hotel pristine, especially with the dust from the building works, and the staff in the breakfast room were very pleasant and hardworking, keeping the breakfast table well stocked. Breakfast was good and plentiful. Rooms were ok. The hotel is in a good location for sightseeing being only a ten minute walk from the Forum etc., so it wasn't all bad but our real gripe is that if we had known that there was no pool, we would have chosen another hotel in another area of Rome at a more reasonable price.
Too many problems
On the positive side the hotel is nicely decorated and because it is relatively new everything still looks modern and in good condition. That's it on the positive though.
The soundproofing between the rooms is minimal. Even when the people in the next room are talking in normal voices you can hear every word - they might as well be in the same room.
The first room we were put in was so small we couldn't even get out of the bed at the side as there wasn't room. This didn't particularly bother us, but the loose wires hanging out of the wall next to our pillows did. I think basically they had wired the wall ready for bedside lights, and then realised that there wasn't space enough to fit in bedside tables, so they'd just left it. We asked to be moved to another room which they did accomodate. The next room was a bit bigger and the decorating had been finished, so it was much better.
The hotel was still being finished, so building works were going on from about 8am on weekdays, we didn't hear anything at the weekend though.
The room had aircon and this worked fine. However in the communal areas of the hotel - such as reception and breakfast room there was no aircon and it was very hot.
On the day we checked out, our flight wasn't till much later in the day, so we spent sometime around Rome and then came back to the hotel to change ready for the flight and to pick up our bags. I wouldn't necessarily expect a room to change in, but I would have expected for the hotel to be able to find somewhere for us to change, even if it was just a toilet. The toilets in the lobby were out of order and we were told no others were available and to use the sports centre next door. We went and found this was shut, so went back to the hotel, who then told us that they couldn't help and to go and find a cafe up the road. Not having basic things like customer toilets is pretty poor.
As we left, a couple were trying to check in, and were being told that the hotel was overbooked and that they were being moved to another hotel.
Tips - if you do book, get a room at the end of the corridor, so you only have one set of neighbours. The building work is going on on the first floor. We were originally on the second floor, which was very noisy, but when we moved, we went up to the 4th where the building noise seemed much quieter. The tube nearest to the hotel was closed, but there is still a tube about 10 mins walk away, which is a directly line to the main part of the city. Try and get a room at the front of the hotel, as the back looks out over a school playground, which seems to start at 8am even at the weekends.
We stayed here for three nights. The location is good, if you are reasonably fit, you can walk to the Colosseum in 10 minutes and then on to the other sights. Otherwise bus and tram are 100m at the bottom of the road. The metro is about 5 minutes.
We stayed in a Deluxe room which although large was not what we would call deluxe. The bed was king size but the only other furniture was one desk chair. The extra space could have been used for a sofa and table. The fridge failed to keep anything cold. The bathroom was poor. The toilet and bidet were adjacent to each other and there was not enough room for your legs while on the toilet. The shower was the smallest ever used, measuring 700mm x 600mm (about 28in x 24in), with a plastic curtain. Showering was unpleasant as the curtain stuck to you and elbows would hit the walls or taps. There was no bath which is unusual for a deluxe room.
The staff were good at their 'day' jobs, but were not able to help on some of the more demanding travellers needs, like posting postcards or the train times. The hotel and the room were kept very clean.
A Minimalist designed hotel - make sure you are also minimalist in size for using the shower and in your demands of the staff.
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On the website and any other pictures around their is a lovely picture of a beautiful open courtyard. Unfortunately this has nothing whatsoever to do with the hotel but is a school playground which you can see out of some of the windows.
6 of us spent half an hour stuck in the lift, when they got us out and we'd had to jump about three feet on to the floor below, instead of apologising and treating us well, they shouted at us that there should only be four people in the lift. Nowhere does it tell you how many people can go into the lift and on the day we arrived the porter took four of us up in it.
The lovely swimming pool that is pictured costs an extra 10 euros per person to use which again is not indicated anywhere.
Good Hotel, Great Location
My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. The main station Manzoni which is a 2min walk is being refurbished so the next station St Giovanni is a 7minute walk from the hotel. Which still wasnt a problem, as bus/tram terminal is a very short walk up the road. I would say the location of this hotel is excellent. The Colloseum is a 7-10min walk. The hotel itself is new/modern amenities and clean, rooms a little on the small side, but the bathroom is great. Staff are very helpful. And there are plenty of restuarants and snack bars around the hotel. I would definately stay at this hotel again. Its two stops from the main Termini station and everything is close by. Building work didnt commence till around 10am. Which didnt bother us. Note~ there are no indoor leisure facilities, rather you pay €10 and use the facilities in the leisure centre next door (not worth it).
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Das neue 4-Sterne-Hotel befindet sich im Herzen der Ewigen Stadt - innerhalb der alten Stadtmauern, es ist im modernen Design ausgestattet und bietet einen professionellen und freundlichen Service. Die 83 Zimmer verteilen sich auf 4 Etagen. Zur unserer Reisezeit war das Hotel noch nicht ganz fertig gestellt, aber das st�rte uns nicht weiter, denn wir hatten dadurch keine Beeintr�chtigungen. Das Fr�hst�ck ist f�r r�mische Verh�ltnisse wunderbar.
An der Sauberkeit im Hotel gab es nichts auszusetzen. Das Publikum war/ist international.
Das Hotel liegt in der N�he der bekanntesten Sehensw�rdigkeiten von Rom. Bis zum Kolosseum laufen sie ca. 10 Minuten, zur Basilika San Giovanni in Laterano 5 Minuten.
Viele Busverbindungen und die Metrostastion finden sie in Laufdistanz.
Die Zimmer sind modern eingerichtet, aber leider etwas zu klein.
Modern and clean
just returned from Rome and stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. The hotel is still under construction and builders do start work at 8am! however this didnt really bother us as we were up early and out sight seeing. Breakfast was ok, staff were very friendly and polite. Rooms were small but very modern, clean and the bathroom was very well presented. The leisure facilities on site are not ready but you can purchase a guest pass for 1 day for 10 euros to use at the leisure centre next door. rather pricey if you only want to use the pool! didnt really make use fo this facility so cannot comment on how good it was. Hotel is in a good location, the colosseum is only a 7 min walk. the hotel is situated on a side street which looks rather dody and nothing like the website picture but it was safe and did not encounter any problems when returning to the hotel late at night. Metro station is also a 5 min walk which is handy.
i would definitely recommend this hotel but not if you want to relax in bed for most of the day as the noise will keep you awake!
Reasonable Hotel
This hotel is still being built -so the building works do wake you up earlyif you sleep light.
Breakfast is OK and the completed public spaces are looking good. I was hereon business so the general upheval within the hotel was not really bothersome. However had I been on holiday I would have been less than happy.
In a couple of months I am sure this will be a much better place to stay.
None of the leisure facilities are available and it is not well known hotel yet by the local taxi drivers - so take a map to point at!
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This Sweet as Honey Bumblebee Hat from Natalia Blank is a great project to make for the new baby in your life. This is an easy knit hat pattern for beginners and makes a wonderful gift. You can make this hat with circular or straight needles. You could even add a little pom pom on the top or a flower on the side to personalize it for a little boy or girl.
- Yarn: Knitpick's Swish worsted, Yellow - less then 1 skein (less than 50 g), Black - leftovers(you can use any worsted weight yarn)
- Needles: US 4 (3.5 mm), straight or circular
- Gauge: 6 st x 1 inch (2.5 cm) in garter stitch
- Size: 6 months, head circumstance 15.5 inch (40 cm)
Cast on 96 st.
Rows1-4 (yellow yarn): knit
Rows 5-6 (black yarn): knit
Rows7-10 (yellow yarn): knit
Rows 11-12 (black yarn): knit
Rows13-16 (yellow yarn): knit
Continue working the hat with yellow yarn in stockinette stitch (RS: knit all, WS: purl all) until the piece measures 4 inch (10 cm) from the cast-on row. Switch to black yarn for shaping of the top:
Row 1: *ssk, k22, repeat from * 4 times
Row 2 and all WS rows except 14: purl all
Row 3: *ssk, k21, repeat from * 4 times
Row 5: *ssk, k20, repeat from * 4 times
Row 7: *ssk, k5, repeat from * 12 times
Row 9: *ssk, k4, repeat from * 12 times
Row 11: *ssk, k3, repeat from * 12 times
Row 13: *ssk, repeat from * 24 times
NOTE WS: Row 14: *p3tog, repeat from * 8 times
Row 15: *ssk, repeat from * 4 times - at this point you should have 4 st on your needle.
Work the last 4 st in I-cord fashion for 4 more rows. Pull thread through the stitches, cut the yarn.
- Saw the sides of the hat, weave in the ends, wash according to yarn specifications.
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Love of the game. That's why NFL players continue to play the sport, risk concussion, and long term health issues. Is it possible to provide dietary supplemental support so you can play longer and have a healthy retirement?
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Historical Traveler Reviews Antiq Hotel Ljubljana
A treasure in the heart of the Old City
The Antiq Hotel is a gem. An atmospheric inn on a small, quiet square at the base of Ljubljana's castle hill at the end of the lively Old City district, it was perfectly situated for exploring the compact capital's sights, relaxing at a nearby cafe, or just wandering along the lovely Ljubljanica River. The decor in the lounge is elegant, the staff were exceptionally friendly, and the hearty breakfast featured a wide sampling of treats including brie and gorgonzola cheese, lox, freshly baked croissants (their aroma awoke me in the morning as it wafted upstairs), fresh fruits, and rich coffee. I stayed in two different rooms here, one of which was the cheapest and smallest with an indoor atrium view and shower/sink and toilet down the hall, the latter down a few steps. Even though it was much less than the en suite rooms, I would recommend the former as they are much more spacious and convenient. However, the tiny room still offered privacy at a price not easily found in this city, especially for such a delightful setting.
Antiq? Magnifique!
An internet acquaintence who lives in Ljubljana had this hotel on their list of possibilities for our stay; after checking on the internet, we decided to go there - extremely glad we did! The location is great, right on a square on the edge of the town center. Actually finding it and finding a place to park are a bit of a problem, but once you do the staff will actually "plug the meter" for you. The rooms, like the city, are sort of out of the early fifties, but this in no way should detract fromthe enjoyment. The rooms are large and airy and have all the creature comforts one could hope for. And the staff would probably do anything for you - and without expectation of a tip! And if your WiFi isn't working (like ours), they have free computers for your use.
Paradise in Ljubljana
Wow, what an absolute gem this gorgeous little hotel is. Set right in the heart of the old town yet for us it proved to be a little bit of Paradise. I can only comment on our room as I know that factors change from room to room in most hotels. The Antiq does not feel like a hotel at all but rather a lovely old home. We stayed in room 13 (previously No 9) and this 2 level apartment with a tiny romantic terrace came with all those little luxuries which make a stay so special from the ginormous bath tub to the flufffy bath robes and slippers to the prettiest breakfast room I have ever seen. It looked out onto the flower filled back gardens of neighbours and also the famous castle.
The staff were warm and helpful and sent us one night to a wonderful Italian restaurant.
As it is located in a car free zone it was for us unbelievably quiet which is always big for me.
So thank you to all who made this such a special, delightful stay.
Jayne and Gordon. Rockingham, Western Australia
Best location, beautiful room, helpful staff
First off... don't trust online booking. Even if you get an online confirmation, call or fax the hotel. When we called after reading a comment here about the hotel's nonfunctional website, sure enough, the hotel did not have a reservation for us.
With that said... we had a wonderful time. Our room was two floors above ground level, facing the square. We had a nice breeze with our windows open and fell asleep to the relaxing sound of the fountain at night. The square, being the furthest south in the old part of the city, isn't noisy at night. Our room was newly redone, and very tastefully so. It was large with lots of closet space and an expansive bathroom--very unlike what I've experienced in other European boutique hotels.
Everything is in walking distance--and if you haven't been to Ljubljana, let's just say that it's one of the most beautiful walkable cities I've visited. Not only due to the architecture and surroundings, but also because there are very few tourists to ruin your experience of the city!
The staff were very helpful. Renting an Avis car with the help of the desk was easy. The car was delivered in the morning and taken away the next day.
Even the included breakfast was good.
I would definitely stay here again.
Nice boutique hotel well-placed in Ljubljana
Here is a 4-star hotel that actually rents out their tiny (7 sq.m.) rooms. I tried one, thinking I'd save money, but upgraded quickly the next morning when I found out how bad it was. (I could have done it if I were young, but no longer at my age). I changed to a nicer room... but there was no table - no place to put anything down on, so you had to unpack on the floor, the bed, the sofa. The TV was so high-tech that 20 minutes of trying wouldn't get me a picture (the man at the desk had never had to deal with it before, but he finally got it working). It's a shame to have a pretty piece of real estate like this hotel, but totally miss the basics of running a hotel. Hotel owners have to realize that when they invest to upgrade their hotel, guests expect the basics. Another example: I asked for a double sheet for my bed (a double), instead of the duvet. When I returned, there was only a single sheet, and they don't carry double sheets.
Still, it's a cute hotel near the center of Ljubljana, with only competition from those huge old hotels from the Yugoslavian days, so I'd end up recommending it.
Wonderful hotel, but many stairs
We recently spent 3 nights at the Antiq Hotel. This is an older building that has been recently remodeled. We had one of the apartments on the top floor. It was a lovely apartment (although the kitchen needed to be better stocked- it was woefully lacking) I wouldn't choose it for us again. I would take one of the rooms on the lower floors. It was 3 long flights of stairs up - no elevator- and then the bedroom was another flight of stairs above the rest of the apartment and the bathroom. There were no handrails so it was pretty precarious going to and from the bathroom in the middle of the night. This is not a hotel for the disabled.
However I would definitely stay here again. The location is excellent and the staff is wonderful and very helpful. The hotel was very clean and our bathroom modern. There are many restaurants close by. We were a little concerned about the breakfast room, too. It was very small and it seemed understaffed. Often the person at the front desk seemed to be having to clear the tables. They are opening 6 more rooms (I understand they will be somewhat smaller) and I have no idea where everyone will sit if they all arrive for breakfast at the same time.
Before we left I found the name of a local guide - Vesna Selan and we booked her for a half day tour of Ljubljana. We went to Lake Bled after Ljubljana and she drove up and gave us a half day tour there, too. She was wonderful and added such a dimension to our trip. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
A little different
We stopped for 4 nights over Easter & had a really great time. When we arrived, we weren't given the room we had requested but we were in fact allocated a larger room so we decided to stick with that even though it had brown carpet & flimsy purple curtains !!!! Nice view of the square though. At all times the staff were exceptionally helpful and very polite - no problems there. We thought the breakfast room was rather small for the number of guests (the hotel was full) and wonder how they will cope when the six new rooms are open. All in all though we enjoyed it very much.
Just a note about transport to & from the airport. There is an airport bus which goes directly to the bus station which is 5 euros each - the hotel is about a 10 minute walk from there but we took a taxi which was 5 euros. Also no need to take a taxi back as there is an airport transfer service which we booked through tourist information but can be booked through the hotel which is 8 euros each. Both of these worked out cheaper than a taxi for 2 of us. We also went to Lake Bled for a day which is really lovely & well worth a visit and we went on the local bus which took about an hour and was a great way to see the local area.
Caution with online booking
I strongly caution everyone not to rely on reservations made on Antiq's website. We booked a room online and the booking was confirmed online. It was only because of a problem with the credit card screen that we contacted the hotel to give them that information. They responded that the website is not functioning correctly and that we in fact did NOT have a reservation and that the hotel was completely booked during our desired stay. Had we relied on the website confirmation, we would have arrived at a full hotel!
Brilliant hotel
My boyfriend and I visited the Antiq Hotel in December 2006. We had a fantastic experience: it felt as if we were the only guests in the hotel. It's in a great, central location in the attractive Old Town. Breakfast is particularly worth mentioning - it was hard not to eat a three-course breakfast, the food was so fantastic! Staff are friendly and polite, and the family-run nature of the hotel means that there's a very pleasant feeling to the place. Our room was clean and attractive with all the usual facilities. We were able to access the internet for free via a computer near our bedroom. All in all, a fantastic experience. I very much hope to go back.
Splendid personal attention
A party of 3 couples, each over 55, stayed at this 10 room hotel for three nights in mid December 2006. From the moment we booked in to the moment we left we felt as though our comfort and interests were uppermost in the hotel staffs collective mind.
There was a log fire in one reception room, comfortable seats throughout, internet access on evey floor (free), and each of our rooms had a separate area just as shown on the web site. A truly wonderful and relaxing experience.
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Make no bones about it. We have sought refuge from sol's burning rays after only a few brief hours. Ljubliana is beltingly hot in the way that only central Europe can get. Breathless , the inhabitants lounge by the chichi pavement bars and watch the world go by. M is on this occasion justified in her moan's regarding trudging round sight seeing (no grumblings or moan's uttered today Mxx). It is ...
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Simple Definition of cloister
: a place where monks or nuns live : a monastery or convent
: a covered path or hall with arches that is on the side of a building (such as a monastery or church) and that has one open side usually facing a courtyard
Full Definition of cloister
1 a : a monastic establishment b : an area within a monastery or convent to which the religious are normally restricted c : monastic life d : a place or state of seclusion
2 : a covered passage on the side of a court usually having one side walled and the other an open arcade or colonnade
Examples of cloister in a sentence
<monks living in a cloister in the country>
Origin and Etymology of cloister
Middle English cloistre, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin claustrum, from Latin, bar, bolt, from claudere to close — more at close
First Known Use: 13th century
Definition of cloister
cloisteringplay \-st(ə-)riŋ\
transitive verb
1 : to seclude from the world in or as if in a cloister <a scientist who cloisters herself in a laboratory>
2 : to surround with a cloister <cloistered gardens>
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Cloister first entered the English language as a noun in the 13th century; it referred then (as it still does) to a convent or monastery. More than three centuries later, English speakers began using the verb "cloister" to mean "to seclude in or as if in a cloister." Today the noun can also refer to the monastic life or to a covered and usually arched passage along or around a court. You may also encounter "cloistered" with the meaning "surrounded with a covered passage," as in "cloistered gardens." "Cloister" ultimately derives from the Latin verb claudere, meaning "to close." Other words that can be traced back to the prolific "claudere" include "close," "conclude," "exclude," "include," "preclude," "seclude," and "recluse."
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Terraria 1.2 Trainer Needs .NET 4.5
3DJooboy posted on Oct 09, 2013 7:59:12 PM - Report post
Yeah i installed 4.5 and it still doesn't work. I run the trainer and F1 starts it (game running) but none of the numberpad activations work
RobSmith176 posted on Oct 09, 2013 9:30:30 PM - Report post
Are you at the main menu or actually in game when you hit F1? You should have actually loaded up a world and be in it when you do. Also, are you hearing "Trainer activated" twice? When you hit F1 and hear it the first time it is scanning the game code. It will say "Trainer activated" again when it is ready to go.
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This is an interesting point you figured out and it explains a lot. Thank you very much Sir, I'll keep an eye on this.
3DJooboy posted on Oct 11, 2013 12:16:12 PM - Report post
THAT DID IT! Thank you RobSmith176 you are a sir!
Goldberger posted on Oct 21, 2013 9:49:42 PM - Report post
damn i was trying with framework 4.5 and when i read that use F1 in game i got trainer working. Really nice to have people who actually figure out things and more so that they do post here on forums
LordHawk posted on Nov 15, 2013 11:53:25 PM - Report post
Just point out here as well as in the trainer post. This fact apparently means that the trainer page needs to have system requirements updated, seeing as how no one using XP can use it. .Net 4.5 won't install on XP, only on Vista and later.
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*Some previews may be in reverse order*
Tony "G-Man" Guerrero's picks
Most of us have accepted comic book events as something that will continue to happen. Big stories are great but we're often left a little disappointed after we're fed all the hype over the big things that are supposed to happen. ORIGINAL SIN feels a little different. With the core of the story taking place just in the main series, readers aren't necessarily forced to follow every single tie in just to follow the story. But with the nature of the revelations, chances are they will want to read the others.
Jason Aaron is giving us a nice juicy murder mystery set in the Marvel Universe. What makes it a little different is the big cosmic nature of the crime. Killing someone like the Watcher is not something an ordinary thug or villain could accomplish. While we get clues as to who could have done it, we're also getting revelations about other characters as well. Last issue had a crazy ending and while we're not so quick to simply accept what appears to have happened, we can't help but wonder where the story will go next from this point.
Mike Deodato's art has been fantastic. One of the joys is getting to see him draw all the different characters this story involves. And Frank Martin's colors have a way of making everything shadowy and mysterious, even when characters are standing in plain site.
Elektra has often been a misused character in the Marvel Universe. Finally we're getting to see a series where care and caution are being used. Haden Blackman has a great take on the character and the story of her hunting Cape Crow has been fun to watch. Too many times see stories take place in the same familiar areas of the Marvel Universe but this one is taking us to different places.
Michael Del Mundo has been knocking our socks off with his amazing and gorgeous artwork. Despite only two issues having been released, we're now at that point where it'd be hard to imagine someone else doing the art on this series.
Both Blackman and Del Mundo are depicting Elektra with a deadly but graceful nature. This is who she should be and it's been a blast seeing her able to cut loose and show us what she's capable of.
It's part of the "Hunt for Robin" storyline. How could we not be ready to devour this issue as soon as it's released. We all know that both Damian and Talia were killed. We also know that Ra's al Ghul had their bodies exhumed and taken. Batman's been trying to track him down to prevent his crazy shenanigans but he might be too late. Of course this is all leading into the ROBIN RISES: OMEGA one-shot coming on July 16.
What is coming? Will we see the return of Damian or will someone else become Robin? Peter Tomasi did say "…we are most definitely bringing back a Robin for Batman's 75th anniversary." We'll be glued to every page for the clues as to which Robin it will be.
IGN has an extra preview page.
Honorable Mention: SILVER SURFER #3
Mat "Inferiorego" Elfring's picks
It's an Original Sin tie-in you're going to want to read! Nova and Uatu have had an odd friendship, as seen in ORIGINAL SIN #0, and it seems this newest issue of NOVA will let Sam Alexander see what happened to Uatu. Spoilers, he was shot and his eyes were stolen. Apparently, there may also be some Original Sin secret coming out in this issue as well, so expect some shocking revelations or may find out what happened to Jesse Alexander, Sam's dad who was once Nova. Regardless, this book is a ton of fun and quickly becoming one of my favorite "fun" Marvel titles. Writer Gerry Duggan really knows how to grab the reader's attention, tell a fantastic and engaging story and never let go.
The cover of this issue features Wonder Woman about to cut down Minotaur. Well, I'm sold. WONDER WOMAN has been quite the amazing series and something everyone should be reading, but alas, I am a broken record when it comes to this book. I can tell you that this is building to an unforgettable war though and it's something you're going to want to jump onto before it's too late. Azzarello's WONDER WOMAN really defines this character and provides a worthwhile story.
Honorable Mention: GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS #32
Gregg "k4tz" Katzman's picks.
The turtle power is strong with this series. IDW's current run has been consistently lovable and refuses to dip at all in quality. This City Fall/Northampton follow-up has focused on fleshing out the human cast, and seeing as the mutants have had time to grow over 30+ issues, I'd say that's totally fair. Honestly, who doesn't love seeing more of Casey Jones? Besides, it looks like the reemergence of Old Hob and Slash will once again put a little bit of focus on two of the heroes in a half shell: Mikey and Raph. Last but most definitely not least, you just can't go wrong with Mateus Santolouco and Ronda Pattison handling the visuals!
Writer Jason Aaron has proven he can turn anyone into a Thor fan. This run has been nothing short of epic and I'm beyond excited to see how this latest storyline will conclude. Every issue has been sprinkled with humor, intriguing, and loaded with massive displays of action. Aaron's giving a clear message with this one, but thanks to a sharp and thrilling script, it's not heavy-handed and doesn't hinder the plot at all. It's a phenomenal book and everyone needs to give it an honest shot. And yes, I say that as someone who wasn't a Thor fan before diving into this title. Oh, and how could I possible forget Esad Ribic's glorious artwork? Come on, this book more than deserves your attention!
Seeing Darth Maul return in The Clone Wars was fantastic. His story ending a a total cliffhanger, though? Not so fantastic. Luckily for us, Dark Horse is continuing his side of the adventure! The first issue was action-heavy and wasted no time establishing the basics while also incorporating a lot of villains. Now it's time to see where they go with all of this. I really don't see how any Star Wars fan -- especially one that watched The Clone Wars -- could pass on this. Sure, we already know the fate of some of these characters, but that hardly means we'll know each and every development along the way! Plus, this will reveal whether Maul has a future in the Star Wars universe or if he'll once again be removed from the picture. Fingers crossed we get to see round two of Darth Maul vs. General Grievous!
Valiant's twisted version of the Avengers/Justice League has been consistently exciting and entertaining. I'll admit I'd like to see a character or two get a little more focus (here's lookin' at you, Eternal Warrior), but despite that, Matt Kindt has been doing a great job making sure each and every issue has felt like a thrill ride. The stakes are always high and the relationships between these characters continues to develop. Seeing as they're about to enter Valiant's latest big event, Armor Hunters, and Bloodshot is joining the roster, something tells me neither the excitement or entertainment will die down any time soon.
Two TMNT books on the same day? You're too good to us, IDW. Any longtime fan of the franchise can't help but smile at the title of this limited series and the premise has the potential to be ridiculously enjoyable. Paul Allor proved he has an interest in expanding the new mythos and its cast (see UTROM EMPIRE), so I'm curious to see what he'll bring to the universe with this tale. Additionally, this means more TMNT goodness from Ross Campbell! His character work is a real delight to look at and, based on the preview, this looks like an issue that'll keep me smiling the entire time.
Honorable Mention: PUNISHER #7
Jen "MissJ" Aprahamian's picks
Science might be the new rock 'n roll, but divinity is the new pop. PHONOGRAM (and YOUNG AVENGERS) duo Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie promise to bend our minds and knock our socks off with this brand new Image offering about ephemeral gods that walk among us. I'm picking up notes of American Gods mixed with a little bit of Almost Famous and, of course, Gillen and McKelvie's own signature brand of cool. Oh yeah, and there's a playlist.
Brimpers! Did you miss giggling shamelessly over walking out of the comic shop with a book called SEX CRIMINALS in your dirty little hands (and knowing that it's a really well-written and charming book along with all of those giggles)? Miss no more -- Matt Fraction' and Chip Zdarsky's irreverent and sexy adventure-comedy series is back, and now it's time to see whether the honeymoon is over for Jon and Suzie. If you skipped Volume 1, there's a handy trade available -- you totally have time to catch up before Wednesday -- just in time to find out what happens after our heroes escape the Sex Police.
Honorable Mention: TRANSLUCID #3
Corey "Undeadpool" Schroeder's picks
The Witcher, both novels and games, strikes an interesting tonal balance between high and low fantasy. More mystical than Song of Ice and Fire, grim and grittier than Lord of the Rings and with a strong, amazingly developed central protagonist with tons of room for apocryphal side stories. None of this means that Paul Tobin had an easy job in front of him, writing Gerlat and the world he inhabits is an incredible balancing act, but he has, so far, done a fantastic job and I see no reason for him to falter now. Joe Querio's muddy, dark visuals interpret are always worth showing up for, balancing the horror with the beauty.
Mark Waid's streak of reinterpreting dusty, forgotten characters as newly formed badasses continues unabated not only with the Shroud but the Owl. While the Owl may've seen a recent reinterpretation, I'm still interested in seeing what Waid does with the him. Apparently we're also finding out what happened with Foggy and that's definitely one of the bigger mysteries floating over the series. Chris Samnee back on art is fantastic and I hope it continues for as long as possible.
The ducks are all getting in a row as Cyclops' school squares off against S.H.I.E.L.D. in a possible war that's being touched off by a third party. Brian Bendis has brought some of the most interesting new characters in mainstream comics into the fold and has done nothing but fantastic work developing them into characters worth watching. The fact that this is one of my most highly anticipated books of the month this consistently with THIS large of a cast is a testament to that. Chris Bachalo's cartoonish, kinetic visuals have established a tone of wild, unpredictable energy where anything can happen. With Magneto still acting as the ultimate wildcard, it likely will.


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Ready in 45 minutes
This tomato basil soup is a terrific, warming soup for the winter months, and also enjoyable in the springtime.
It was inspired by trying to replicate the tomato-basil soup from Gordon Biersch, a San Francisco-based microbrewer with restaurants in CA and Seattle.
In a large stockpot, heat vegetable oil over medium-low heat. Add sliced garlic, finely diced shallots and onion. Simmer for 5-10 minutes, or until onion starts to caramelize.
Add cans of crushed tomatoes; add sugar. Bring to a boil and then simmer for 5-10 minutes. Stir in chicken broth. Remove from heat and let cool a bit. Working in batches, puree the soup mixture in a blender or liquid-tight food processor. (NOTE: Heated liquid expands tremendously when you try to puree it -- only fill it halfway full at most, each time!) Put pureed mixture in a bowl, then rinse the stockpot out and put pureed soup base back in.
OPTIONAL: If you'd like a smooth texture to the soup, you should cool it and strain it at this point, working in batches, with a sieve. (I prefer the more rustic texture of pureed but unstrained soup.)
It can remain in this state (refrigerated) for a few days, until ready to serve.
To serve, bring tomato soup mixture to medium heat, and then stir in cream. (In this way, you are keeping the cream out of the pureeing step -- which might whip it -- and also the heating-to-boiling step -- which might curdle it.)
Top with basil, rolled gently and sliced very thinly (i.e., chiffonade). Pair with a crisp Pinot Grigio or Savignon Blanc, or even a deep red like a Cabernet.
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sarah_wright_1401Loved it! Top it with some feta and dill weed for extra goodness.1y ago
cellabradyThis is a great recipe. I used fresh tomatoes from my garden. Used coconut and a little EVOO instead of veg. Oil. Did not add milk due to diet restriction. It was FANTASTIC!2y ago
TravisVersaceThis recipe was amazing! ???? I am a beginner cook And this recipe was super easy to follow and prepare. Also I added 1 cup of aged cheddar to the party and it was bliss??2y ago
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TahinesI doubled the recipe and only used 4 tablespoons of sugar. Doubling the recipe made a little over 3 quarts. I added basil before putting in the food processor while simmering. It turned out delicious!2y ago
LeddyWeddyHave never made tomato basil (though it's one of my faves to order at restaurants (especially La Madeleine.) Gotta say that I was impressed! We served it with crusty Bolillo rolls (for those who don't live in Texas, that's Mexico's take on french bread.) I added basil in halfway through the simmer, before adding chicken/veg broth. Great with fresh grated parmesan.2y ago
Brbess26Excellent recipe. I use diced tomatoes (because that's what I keep on hand) and only 2 tablespoons of sugar, and I add the basil during cooking. One of my favorites and a regular in our house!2y ago
BlaireaLoved it! Less sugar next time but there will definitely be a next time.2y ago
AESGVery good! I used crushed tomatoes with basil & puréed 10 basil leaves with the soup before adding the cream. I served it with a dollop of sour cream & chopped parsley.2y ago
gphairasExcellent, the family loved it. The only change I made was to cut the sugar in half.3y ago


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