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On March 15 PBS writers went to Capitol Hill to help deliver over 1 million petition signatures-- including signatures from hundreds of Guild members, calling on congress to save PBS. A coalition of groups including AFTRA, Credo Action, CWA, Free Press, MoveOn and NABET held a press conference and presented the signatures to congressional offices.
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BOSTON-- Red Sox rookie Will Middlebrooks is riding some momentum into his new gig as Boston's everyday third baseman, after being named the American League Player of the Week on Monday.
The 23-year-old hit .625 (10-for-16) this week with three doubles, three homers, 10 RBIs and six runs scored in six games. He led the AL in batting average, slugging percentage (1.375), on-base percentage (.632) and total bases (22).
"It's an honor for sure -- I was just happy I could get some hits and help us win some games," Middlebrooks said. "I'm happy, I'm honored, it's awesome. But at the same time, it's one week, so hopefully I can keep it going."
With the trade of Kevin Youkilis to the White Sox, Middlebrooks figures to be slotted into the Red Sox's everyday lineup. But that won't change his approach or preparation before each game.
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He singled, scored and notched an RBI double Tuesday, then hit a two-run homer in his only plate appearance Wednesday. On Thursday, the youngster hit another two-run shot to spark a three-run eighth inning in Boston's 6-5 comeback victory.
Middlebrooks was 3-for-4 in that game, Boston's fifth consecutive victory, including a pair of RBI singles.
On Saturday, the former fifth-round pick also went 3-for-4 with a single, double and home run while recording two RBIs for his fourth three-hit game of the year.
At that point, Middlebrooks had boosted his season average to .331 with nine homers and 33 RBIs, becoming just the fifth player since 1920 (when baseball began tracking RBIs as an official statistic) -- and the first since Albert Pujols in 2001 -- to reach those minimums in his first 40 career games.
"It's a nice honor, he had a great week," said Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine.
Middlebrooks leads all AL rookies in homers and RBIs, and is third in the league in hits, runs and doubles.
So was he surprised to win the award?
"I was. That wasn't even in the back of my mind, so that was pretty cool," he said.
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There are a lot of decent corners but not any good ones, save Milliner.
this draft just lacks elitel CB talent.
Quote from: dexmonkey on March 19, 2013, 07:57:09 PM this draft just lacks elitel CB talent.i dont think you can say this. revis wasnt a top 10 pick...he wasnt considered elite was he? we know sherman wasnt considered elite. johnathon joseph barely made the first round.
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Mystery still surrounds Collin Klein injury and status Saturday against TCU. Reports had surfaced that he suffered a concussion last weekend, but Coach Snyder still hasn't confirmed the nature of Klein's injury….
The team penalized more than any other in the FBS can add a $25,000 fine to that list…
WSU star receiver Marquess Wilson's return still questionable….
The Ducks outlast the Trojans in a back and forth battle at the Coliseum….
Last Saturday night the Ducks came to the Coliseum prepared for battle against the Trojans and to seek revenge for that loss last season (35-38 at Autzen) that ultimately knocked Oregon (9-0; 6-0 Pac12) off as a national championship contender. Four quarters and 113 points later, they accomplished that feat outscoring USC 62-51 in an offensive battle that put up over 1300 yards of total offensive. Ducks TB Kenjon Barner (Heisman candidate, yes?) rushed for a school record 321 yards and five TD's, contributing to the No. 2 Ducks 730 total yards of offense – the most yards ever allowed by SC. And SC (6-3; 4-3 Pac12) has been playing football since 1888…
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If you were pouring yourself a drink during the opening drive, you missed the first TD put on the board by the Ducks as freshman QB Mariota marched down the field and connected with De'Anthony Thomas on a 16 pass that put the Ducks up 6-0. Oregon's explosive offense continued to score the next five consecutive possessions and headed into the half up 34-24.
SC pulled within 3 five minutes into the second half when junior RB Silas Red converted a first and goal on the Oregon 2 yard line. 34-31 Ducks. Oregon responded five minutes later with a 75 yard drive that was capped off by Barner's 9 yard run to put the Ducks back up by 10 with five minutes left in the third. 41-31 Ducks. SC answered back and QB Matt Barkley connected with Marqise Lee on an 11 yard pass that set SC up first and goal on the Oregon 3 yard line. Silas Red finished the drive with a 3 yard run to put the Trojans within 3 once again. 41-38 Ducks. Four plays later, Marcus Mariota found Huff in the end zone on 36 yard pass to put Oregon back on top 48-38.
The Ducks outlasted No.18 USC in this back-and-forth second half battle; defeating the Trojans with a final score of 62-51 – the third highest scoring game involving ranked teams in the 76 year history of the AP poll.
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Mariota finished the night 20 of 23 for 304 yards, 4 TD's; no interceptions - and rushed for 96 yards. Huff added another 125 on 6 receptions - but the night belonged to Kenjon Barner. Barner averaged 8.4 yards every time he touched the ball. Barner's 321 total yards came against what was the nation's No. 29 rush defense – a defense that had allowed only six rushing TD's in its previous eight games.
Matt Barkley passed for 484 yards and 4 TD's, 157 of those coming from 12 passes to Marqise Lee.
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Remember all that preseason hype about USC….
Remember all that buzz around the Pac 12 conference last summer? The Triple Threat with Woods, Lee, and Barkley. USC predicted to play in the national championship game. Kiffin is legit. Sanctions have been lifted and they're back… Last summer was a great time to be a Trojan. But when fall came, the leaves started falling off the trees - and USC followed.
This Saturday marks the first game for the Oregon Ducks (8-0; 5-0 Pac12) this season to be up against a ranked opponent on gameday. SC is coming off a disappointing 39-36 loss to No. 22 Arizona (5-3; 2-3 Pac12), a team that Oregon railroaded 49-0 in front of crowd of 58,000 fans at Autzen Stadium in late September.
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The only advantage USC (6-2; 4-2 Pac12) has in this much anticipated battle is home field advantage. SC is 10 for 11 at home; their most recent loss last season when Stanford defeated the Trojans 56-48 in triple OT. But the wounds are still fresh between Oregon and USC. The only loss that Oregon has chalked up the last 20 of 21 games was to the Trojans – a devastating 38-35 loss at Autzen Stadium that bumped them off the BCS national championship radar.
Last week the Ducks thumped the Bufffaloes 70-14, pulling their starting lineup midway through the second quarter. Oregon scored 4 TD's the first 15 minutes of play, averaging less than 2 minutes per offensive possession. Oregon finished the day with 30 first downs resulting in over 600 yards of total offense, 425 of those coming on the ground.
SC also put up over 600 yards of total offense last week against Arizona, but only 125 on the ground. Early season Heisman hopefully Barkley was 31 of 49 for 493 yards in the air; connecting with Sophomore Marqise Lee for 345 of those on 16 passes. SC looked strong the final minutes of the fourth with four consecutive first down conversions, but ran out of time as they drove down the field hoping to force it into OT.
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This weekend expect more in the air with Barkley (25 TD passes for 2266 yards on the season) looking to connect with Woods and Lee (76 receptions for 1129 yards). The other area where SC may rack up some yards is with penalties. SC leads the FBS in penalties, averaging 20% more than any other team in the country. SC players tell you it's a 'pride thing' when questioned about racking up 18 personal fouls this season. Call it what you want, but in close matchup that 'pride' may cost you the W in the end.
I expect Chip to push the quick snap and get points on the board as quickly as possible. If Oregon can defend SC's passing game they should exit the Coliseum with healed wounds and continue their quest to the national title.
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Oregon and Oregon State remain in the AP Top 10 heading into week nine….
No one could have told me with a straight face and serious conversation that the Beavers (6-0; 4-0 Pac-12) and the Ducks (7-0; 4-0 Pac-12) would be in the AP Top 10 heading into week nine. But here we are – our two Oregon teams with two perfect records, the highest ranked duo in a single state, holding onto the No. 2 and the No.7 spot. What an exciting season it has been whether you're a black and orange Beaver believer or a die-hard Duck.
Sophomore Sean Mannion had a lot to prove heading into this year, with the Beavs coming off a dismal 3-9 season; the worst since 1997. Oregon State was picked to finish last in the Pac-12 northern division and the thought that they would miss out on post season play for the third consecutive year cross our minds. When Mannion suffered a knee injury the same week Oregon State made the top 10, many thought it was a great ride, but that was the season for the Beavers. It was reported that Mannion would be out 3-4 weeks, and whether it was prayer or rehab, he was back in pads on the sidelines in Provo to take on BYU just 8 days after surgery. As it turned out, the Beavs didn't need him as backup Cody Vaz stepped in and completed 20 of 32 for 332 yards and 3 TD passes; pretty impressive for his first QB start since high school. Equally impressive is the fact that BYU had only given up six touchdowns in their previous six games, but gave up six against the Beavs in Corvallis.
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How about these stats? Fourth in the nation in rushing yards with 317; second in the nation with points scored at 51; Freshman QB Marcus Mariota has a 68.3% completion rate with 16 TD passes and 1347 yards; and if you watched the game last week against the Sun Devils, you witnessed the Ducks put 43 points on the board – and all 43 of those points were on the board just three and half minutes into the second.
No. 2 Oregon is having the season many expected. Maybe not to the degree of outscoring opponents 357 – 141, but not at all surprised they are undefeated as the head into week 9 of what may be shaping up to be the perfect season. I know the BCS doesn't agree with me right now, but maybe it'll come around.
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If I was Colorado coach Embree, I think I may have called Chip this week and asked for a forfeit. The Buffaloes have been outscored by an average of 37 points per game the past three times they have taken the field. You can expect more of that tomorrow afternoon as they head to one of the loudest stadiums in NCAA football. Oregon is raising eyebrows with what some call the most dynamic offense in college ball today. Couple that with the fact that opponents have converted just 9 of 28 red zone visits into TD's, you can expect an old fashioned blowout.
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3.2/5 rDev -15.1%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass.
First review of an IPA.
Up until about 3 weeks ago, I had always been repulsed by IPAs, strictly because of the bitterness. BUT for fun I decided to try one - and it turned out to be very nice.
The appearance is clean, good head retention - sticky lacing.
The smell is bitter, floral, and citrusy (but ever-so slightly). All this with a creamy sort of note.
On to the good part - sometimes. The taste is pure bitterness up front. Not much actual taste stands out to me other than bitterness. I do get a little bit of floral hints here and there...that's not bad. But here comes the bitterness again...and it lingers. Some people might like that, but as far as the bitterness: it's nice, but after a point I wish it'd go away.
Overall, I can't help but remember that I've had better.
On with my IPA kick!
Bring it!
01-11-2012 00:24:53 | More by StoutishDan
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4.1/5 rDev +8.8%
I have had mixed feelings about the last few New Belgium brews I have had lately,this is a clear winner in my book.Poured into a standard pint glas a clear medium golden with tight formed 1/2 finger white head that left shotty lace as it settled into an almost creamy mass.Nice shot of the Simcoe hops in the nose,sharp and citric, with a little herb.Flavors are well balanced at first with pine and citric hop melding well with a hefty caramel base,a big shot of sharp herbal leafiness hits in the finish.I think a very well rounded IPA with a alot of different hop components going on.
02-03-2010 22:32:56 | More by oberon
4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
01-03-2014 23:48:07 | More by mojohawk21
4/5 rDev +6.1%
Appearance - This poured a crystalline orange in color with a nice, pure white head that came up nicely. It wasn't like that thick shaving cream kind of head but more like white caps on a choppy sea.
Smell - This has a strong but easy-going aroma led primarily by the rindy citrus hops with just a touch of pine. The grain base is just big enough to maintain respectability. Again, it is a refined and easy smell that brings out the other aspects of the bouquet.
Taste - The malt base comes on a bit more substantial at the taste and, again, shows a lot of class. It is exactly the right kind of grain and malt flavor mix that compliments this diverse hop profile. The citrus from the nose is amazingly smooth at the taste and though the pine largely drops off there is a variety of citrus flavors that gives this IPA a wonderfully clean flavor.
Mouthfeel - This is shy of medium-bodied with some strong but manageable bitterness and a light carbonation that keeps the beer lively without slowing you down too much.
Drinkability - Boy was I impressed with this beer. I do like the big hop bombs I'll admit but I can also appreciate a well-balanced and thoughtful effort such as this New Belgium sample. This is a very refined class act and a must-taste for any true IPA fan.
03-06-2010 07:27:24 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
09-14-2013 20:21:17 | More by cam477
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
08-29-2012 02:19:09 | More by tectactoe
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
Appearance: Cloudy orange color with small head development on the pour.
Smell: Sweet.
Taste: Tangy, tuttie-fruity flavor.
Mouthfeel: Pretty much what you would expect from an American IPA, medium-bodied and moderately bitter.
Drinkability: Good.
Notes: Overall a decent beer, although nothing steller for the style but okay at least.
05-22-2011 18:52:28 | More by ExtraStout
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
06-11-2012 16:00:50 | More by SuqMadique
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
12-26-2013 14:37:26 | More by OhioBobcat
New York
4.06/5 rDev +7.7%
A: A golden beer with very good clarity. A nice head stand produced when poured. A long lasting head of off-white, rocky foam.
S: Strong, fresh citrus hops with a medium piney resinous aroma. some clean malt sweetness with a light floral alcohol note. Moderate grassy aroma.
T: An assertive hops bitterness with a medium-strong citrus, pine and pineapple hops flavor. There is a low, clean malt sweetness giving a balance that is pretty bitter. There is a lingering bitter aftertaste and an off-dry finish.
M: Medium Bodied with a strong level of carbonation that gets almost into that Saison, fluffy territory.
O: A very good IPA with a straight forward balance and a nice blend of citrus, piney and tropical hops flavors.
06-09-2013 00:19:03 | More by MadScientist
3.95/5 rDev +4.8%
Pours pale golden with a pillowy white head.
Nice aroma, integating pine and citrus very well. Like a slightly amped up Mighty Arrow.
Similar palate with a wave of grapefruity and piney hops and a bit of raw grain that could probably be smoothed out to improve it.
The carbonation is a little on the rough side but not so much that it's a turn off.
Overall, a solid offering from a brewery that should have had a hoppy beer a long time ago.
12-30-2009 00:00:05 | More by brownbeer
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
08-08-2013 14:16:52 | More by npala86
4/5 rDev +6.1%
12-21-2011 22:40:15 | More by Tedwarhc
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
02-28-2013 02:21:07 | More by Tiernan
4.2/5 rDev +11.4%
A: Nice brass pour with a bit of bubbles on top, that reduce into a minor lace.
S: Piney on the nose, having trouble picking up anything spectacular though.
T: Great. Bold piney hops with limited to no aftertaste. Makes the sides of tongue goosebump before every sip.
M: A bit thin, but smooth and very very drinkable.
Overall a very nice IPA that I will use as a regular fridge stocker at $3/22oz.
09-04-2011 03:11:54 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
04-11-2013 01:34:07 | More by tbryan5
West Virginia
4.5/5 rDev +19.4%
07-20-2014 02:21:26 | More by ynalak
4/5 rDev +6.1%
12-26-2012 03:28:59 | More by ajkiser12
New Jersey
3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Got this beer from my brother in law when he came up to visit.
Poured into my Mother Earth Brewing tulip. It poured a nice straw color with a very small head. A lot of white lacing around the side of the glass
Smell was sweet with slight pepper and ginger with a touch of citrus
Taste is a nice beer slight sweetness on the tounge followed by a bite from the hops. The beer is well balanced and has jut a little bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is bity and full.
Overall one of my go to IPA's enjoy this beer a lot when I can get it.
Happy IPA day my BA friends
08-04-2011 21:07:26 | More by rwinzing
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
07-27-2013 05:57:32 | More by markallmon
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
07-03-2014 01:57:19 | More by Punchy_Munchie
4.5/5 rDev +19.4%
05-18-2014 05:43:51 | More by markmo
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
03-21-2014 01:28:40 | More by FadetoBock
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
08-13-2012 18:03:12 | More by danthehopslamman
5/5 rDev +32.6%
11-17-2011 04:46:40 | More by Oktavio
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- If you are a healthcare worker, do not return to work until the blisters are dry and crusted over.
Avoid contact with people who are at risk of getting severe varicella, such as:
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Address 225 boulevard Raspail (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
The Hotel de la Paix is a three-star boutique hotel located near the brasseries of Montparnasse where rates sometimes dip into cheapo territory.
Address 25 Rue du Bouloi (1st: Châtelet / Palais Royale / Louvre)
Located two blocks north of the Louvre, the two-star Hotel Crayon is a bright boutique hotel that offers renovated room, each with their own bright color scheme.
Address 3 rue Casimir Delavigne (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
A popular Cheapo pick just off the ritzy Boulevard St-Germain, the Grand Hotel des Balcons offers comfortable two-star rooms, charming touches and a full-blown American breakfast.
Address 20 avenue de Tourville (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
The Hotel de Turenne, a former cheapo pick near the Eiffel Tower, has new management, a new look, and (unfortunately) new prices.
Address 72 Rue De Turbigo (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
This "Paris France" is one reliable pick, offering comfortable air conditioned rooms, a central perch near République, and relatively low rates.
Address 35, Rue Des Ecoles (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
The Hotel Saint Jacques is a perfectly lovely three-star with a great location, "Belle Époque" style, and rates that can sometimes be a solid deal.
Address 6 rue Victor Cousin (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
A three-star "design hotel" with boutique style, modern furniture and dramatic lighting... and sometimes affordable rates.
Address 38,40, Rue Saint Severin (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
The trendy two-star Hotel Europe Saint Severin fits the bill if you're looking for an incredibly convenient option in the heart of the Latin Quarter.
Address 11, rue Moreau (11th/12th: Bastille / Gare de Lyon)
Offering "studios" with kitchenettes and a touch of style near the Bastille, the Adagio Access Paris Bastille is an option for Cheapos who are happy to cook (and clean) for themselves.
Address 13, rue des Ecoles (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
Another family-run option on the rue des Ecoles, the Hotel Minerve provides three-star rooms, many with frescoes of Medieval Paris.
Address 11, rue Simon le Franc (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
For those willing to splurge on a three-star hotel, the Beaubourg is a solid bet in the Marais, offering a good deal for handsome rooms just steps from the Pompidou Center.
Address 31 Boulevard Saint Michel (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
One of the most convenient Left Bank hotels on our list, the Suez offers reliable rooms just minutes from the Place St-Michel.
Address 5 rue Tholoze (18th Arrondissement: Montmartre)
The three-star Hotel des Arts offers comfortable rooms with a few artsy flourishes in the heart of Montmartre near the Sacre Coeur.
Address 19 Rue Monsieur le Prince (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
Providing 11 stylish rooms that are fit for a Prince, this Villa on the bookish Left Bank sometimes offers rooms at affordable rates.
Address 5, Rue Castex (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
The Castex Hotel is a cozy three-star charmer located on a quiet side street just west of the Bastille. While not cheap, it's a polished and reliable pick, and sometimes even affordable.
Address 21, rue Daval (11th/12th: Bastille / Gare de Lyon)
This convenient hotel offers polished two-star rooms with air conditioning and small baths, just off the Place de la Bastille in a rather bumpin' neighborhood.
Address 29, Avenue De Tourville (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
The Hotel Splendid is an aptly named splurge. What else can you say about a place that dishes up 48 three-star rooms that are fresh, clean, and offer larger-than-life views of the Eiffel Tower?
Address 7, rue Aristide Bruant (18th Arrondissement: Montmartre)
The Plug-Inn is a perky little "boutique hostel" situated between the Place Blanche and the Sacré Coeur on a quiet street adjacent to the lively Rue Des Abbesses.
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Address 42 Bis, Rue de Rivoli (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
Situated directly across from the Hôtel de Ville on a café-lined pedestrian square, the two-star Hôtel de Nice provides the kind of fun and flamboyant décor that will delight those looking for something a bit eclectic.
Address 16, Rue Cujas (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
The hotel embraces the neighborhood's Medieval collegiate history, with renovated (if boring) three-star rooms fit for a professor.
Address 117 avenue de la Bourdonnais (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
The two-star Hôtel Eber Mars is named after its owner, Mr. Eber, and the Champs de Mars park at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
Address 5 Rue Saint Hyacinthe (1st: Châtelet / Palais Royale / Louvre)
The Hotel Prince Albert Louvre is a somewhat affordable two-star hotel in a five-star neighborhood, just a few blocks from the Louvre and Jardin des Tuileries.
Address 3 rue du Pré aux Clercs (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
Tucked away three blocks from the Seine, on a quiet street filled with antique stores, the Hotel Saint-Thomas d'Aquin is a luxurious splurge.
Address 2, rue Malher (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
Situated on the rue Malher one block from Metro St-Paul in the heart of the Marais, the Hôtel Emile (former Hotel Sévigné) offers semi-affordable boutique rooms, all with beautiful street views.
Address 4 rue de l'Ecole de Medecine (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
With a super central location off the bustling Boulevard St-Michel, the two-star Hotel Saint Pierre offers well equipped two-star rooms with a touch of style.
Address 19 Quai Voltaire (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
Boasting a fabulous location along the Seine with views of the Louvre, the Hotel du Quai Voltaire is an old fashioned dream of a hotel. Rates, while not the cheapest around, are surprisingly affordable.
Address 20 Rue d'Orsel (18th Arrondissement: Montmartre)
Dorm rooms and private doubles in a friendly hostel with free breakfast, located near the base of Sacre Coeur's hill.
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Address 24, rue Cels (13th: Place d'Italie / Chinatown / Butte-aux-Cailles)
With an extra-quiet location one block from the Cimetière du Montparnasse, the Hôtel Mistral is a lovely boutique hotel that offers a romantic history and modern pizzazz. Unfortunately for Cheapos, its budget hotel days are (mostly) history.
Address 13 Rue Des Deux Boules (1st: Châtelet / Palais Royale / Louvre)
It's hard to find a hotel more central than the Hotel Flor Rivoli, a simple two-star sleeper located steps from the Châtelet Metro stop. Given the location, doubles for €110 is a great deal.
Address 13 rue Saint Roch (1st: Châtelet / Palais Royale / Louvre)
Clean, air conditioned rooms await you at the Londres Saint-Honoré, a small two-star located five-minutes from the Louvre.
Address 10 Rue Chalgrin (Etoile)
A romantic dream of a hotel, the Hotel-Residence Chalgrin offers 19 vividly decorated rooms in a 19-century mansion near the Arc de Triomphe.
Address 98, rue d'Hauteville (10th: République / Gare du Nord / Canal St. Martin)
Completely renovated with a "boutique" style, the Art Hotel Lafayette offers trendy, convenient and sometimes affordable rooms near the Gare du Nord.
Address 7, Rue Forest (18th Arrondissement: Montmartre)
The two-star Hippodrome is located on a quiet street off the bustling Boulevard de Clichy. It's a friendly, family-run place close to good transportation links and represents a solid value.
Address 15 rue le Peletier (9th: Grands Boulevards / Opéra / Pigalle)
The Hôtel Peletier Haussmann provides 26 comfortable, if somewhat tired, two-star rooms with a nice range of amenities in the center of the chic Opera shopping area.
Address 29 rue Cler (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
Located on the market-lined rue Cler above a café, fromagerie and a wine cave, the two-star Grand Hôtel Lévêque provides a comfy base near the Eiffel Tower at reasonable rates.
Address 31 Rue Albert Thomas (10th: République / Gare du Nord / Canal St. Martin)
A two-star hotel merged with a pop-art poster shop, the Republique Hotel celebrates the rockers of the past six decades.
Address 9 Rue des Gobelins (13th: Place d'Italie / Chinatown / Butte-aux-Cailles)
The Residence les Gobelins offers two-star rooms that are cheery and basic located on a small side street one-minute from the "Gobelins" Metro stop.
Address 39 Boulevard Rochechouart (18th Arrondissement: Montmartre)
The hotel offers very affordable two-star rooms, many with great views over Paris and direct shots of Sacre Coeur.
Address 40, Avenue De La Motte-Picquet (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
It's all about location and price at the two-star Royal Phare. With rates that are consistently some of the lowest in the neighborhood, we'd call it a Phare deal.
Address 17 rue de l'Exposition (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
Planted at the quiet end of the rue de l'Exposition, the Hôtel de la Tour Eiffel is a two-star charmer with 24 reasonably priced rooms near the Eiffel Tower.
Address 1, Rue Des Ecoles (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
Situated at the very eastern base of Rue des Ecoles, the two-star Hotel au Royal-Cardinal Paris provides classic rooms equipped with modern conveniences.
Address 2, rue Monsigny (2nd: Bourse / Montorgueil)
Located two minutes from the Palais Royal (and another few minutes to the Louvre), the three-star Ascot Opera is transforming into a boutique hotel with somewhat affordable rates.
Address 109, Rue De Bagnolet (20th: Père Lachaise / Ménilmontant / Belleville)
Hipsters, anyone? The Mama Shelter, located way out in the 20th arrondissement, offers 172 rooms with ultra-trendy design. It's equal parts hotel, nightclub, and fashionista den.
Address 5 rue du Montparnasse (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
A good choice for no-frills budget travelers. Hotel Stanislas rests between the Luxembourg gardens and the Montparnasse tower.
Address 6 Rue Du Gros Caillou (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
This convent-turned-hotel near the Eiffel Tower might do the trick, if the price is right.
Address 62 Rue Saint Dominique (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
A budget pick for years, the Hotel Saint Dominique has recently re-opened as a boutique hotel.
Address 20 Rue Saint Antoine (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
Having given half of its rooms the "boutique hotel" treatment in 2013, the Herse d'Or is now a bit of an odd mix of rooms, held together by a rickety old stairwell.
Address 66 Avenue Bosquet (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
The two-star Hotel Prince offers moderately-priced rooms along an elegant, tree-lined avenue one block from the Eiffel Tower.
Address 39 Rue de Turbigo (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
One of Paris' remaining Belle Époque Cheapo grande dames, the hotel still holds court near the Place de la République, offering newly renovated and clean rooms for budget travelers by the busload.
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Address 41 Rue Mr. Le Prince (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
Located just around the corner from the Odéon theater and the Jardin du Luxembourg, the one-star Hotel Stella is old, cheap and charming.
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Address 47, rue Albert Thomas (10th: République / Gare du Nord / Canal St. Martin)
An enchanting guesthouse offering artfully decorated rooms with a bit of flair (and free bike rentals) at very reasonable rates.
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Address 15 rue Pascal (13th: Place d'Italie / Chinatown / Butte-aux-Cailles)
This two-star hotel near the Gobelins Metro offers renovated rooms with some splashy, regal touches.
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Address 3 rue du Cygne (1st: Châtelet / Palais Royale / Louvre)
The Hotel du Cygne is a two-star cheapo standard, a budget-friendly pick with a super convenient (some would say "sketchy") location just two blocks from the Les Halles Metro stop.
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Address 33, rue Delambre (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
With lovingly appointed rooms in a quiet corner of Montparnasse just minutes from the train station, The Hotel des Bains is a good value for those willing to pay a little more.
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Address 3 rue de Jarente (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
If you're looking for something cozy and "French countryside," Jeanne d'Arc might be the saint you've been praying for.
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Address 73, rue Saint-Jacques (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
Located just south of the Boulevard Saint-Germain on rue Saint-Jacques, the two-star Diana is a friendly, warm and inviting spot, if not particularly "cheapo."
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Address 66, rue Saint-Andre-des-Arts (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
Nestled along the popular rue Saint-Andre-des-Arts, the one-star hotel is an old-fashioned and creaky Cheapo favorite, popular with families, romantics and artists alike.
No online booking
Address 10 Boulevard Montmartre (9th: Grands Boulevards / Opéra / Pigalle)
We were captivated by the Hotel Chopin. Located inside a 19th-century shopping arcade, the two-star hotel boasts a setting that's sure to make romantics swoon.
No online booking
Address 8 rue des Mauvais Garcons (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
Located across from the Hôtel de Ville, the Grand Hotel du Loiret offers fresh, three-star rooms at very reasonable rates. However, look elsewhere if you plan to stay out late
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Address 20 rue St Paul (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
Located just a jump cut away from the Seine in the heart of the old Marais, this small family-run hotel is a shrine to Franco-American cinema.
No online booking
Address 39, rue Pierre-Nicole (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
The Pierre-Nicole provides quiet, two-star rooms that are clean, if stylistically unexciting, a quick walk to the Port-Royal RER station.
No online booking
Address 4 Rue St-Julien-le-Pauvre (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
The Hotel Esmeralda is a one-star wonder. With a "magnifique" location directly across the Seine from Notre Dame, it offers 16 funky and somewhat renovated rooms at rates Cheapos will love.
No online booking
Address 7 Rue Thenard (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
The charming Hotel du College de France is just down the street from the Collège de France and, not surprisingly, is popular with visiting professors and other studious types.
No online booking
Address 24 rue Lamarck (18th Arrondissement: Montmartre)
We couldn't stop taking photos of L'Ermitage, an elegant hill-top mansion-turned-guesthouse situated in the shadow of Sacre Coeur.
No online booking
Address 11 Rue des Ecoles (5th: Latin Quarter / Sorbonne)
Set near the eastern base of the Rue des Ecoles, the two-star Familia is a family-run hotel with personal touches, some interesting perks, and rates that can be a good deal.
No online booking
Address 7 rue du Champ de Mars (7th: Eiffel Tower / Invalides)
Located near the Eiffel Tower, the two-star Hôtel du Champ de Mars offers comfortable rooms with a touch of "fancy frou-frou" at affordable rates.
No online booking
Address 6 Place de l'Odeon (6th: St. Germain des Prés / Luxembourg Gardens)
Given the Michelet Odeon's swanky location near the Luxembourg Gardens and its boutique-styled rooms, its rates seem reasonable. Or at least less than you'd pay elsewhere.
No online booking
Address 36 Rue du Grenier St-Lazare (3rd/4th: Marais / Hôtel-de-Ville)
In its previous incarnation as the Hotel du Sejour Beaubourg, the Hotel Georgette was "budget boutique." As the Georgette, it's simply "boutique."


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Eagles pick Jean-Gilles over struggling Andrews
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed Kinne to a two-year contract.||||||| Kinne played three seasons at Tulsa and signed as a rookie free agent with the New York Jets last year before being released in June. He played briefly in the UFL and Arena Football league. He was coached by Eagles offensive quality control coach Press Taylor. Kinne is the second quarterback signed by Philadelphia this offseason. The team also signed Dennis Dixon off Baltimore's practice squad.


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Hey all,
A buddy of mine recently created an app called "Draftpedia" that tracks NBA and NFL draft data, rosters, and statistics from the last 40+ years. It lets you sort the data in a lot of different ways - one way is by college so you can see and track every pro that attended Clemson in a single list (which then allows you to see year-by-year stats for every player). It should be a great reference tool for sports history and random trivia.
If you're interested, here's the download link for iPhones/iPads (it's free):
Here's a press release from the Wall Street Journal (http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20130417-908281.html?mod=googlenews_wsj):
Draftpedia's iPhone App Launches for All NBA & NFL Draft Fans
SANTA MONICA, CA--(Marketwired - April 17, 2013) - Draftpedia, the only iPhone app with NFL & NBA draft history, is now available free in the App Store. Built exclusively for mobile, Draftpedia has 30+ years of draft history, past team rosters, draft info for every player's alma mater and statistics for every current player.
Roommates David Rabie and Joe Sarafian hatched the idea for Draftpedia on the couch during a Clipper game. Discussing Kenyon Martin's historically poor draft class, Joe asked why consumers had to rely on searching Wikipedia for the answer. "As Gen Y sports enthusiasts, what has driven us this entire time is to build an app that makes our lives easier," said David Rabie, Co-Founder.
"Given the competition, we knew that our edge would come with speed, efficiency and design. We built a database of information that is stored within the app -- eliminating any loading time between screens and allowing the app to function offline," said Co-Founder Joe Sarafian. The information is presented in clear, easy-to-use tables and is all linkable, offering multiple ways for users to navigate within the app.
Launching just in time for the 2013 NFL Draft, Draftpedia is the ultimate reference guide for any sports fan looking for historical data including:
-- 40+ Years of Past Drafts
-- 30 Years of Team Rosters
-- Every Division 1 College's NFL/NBA Alumni
-- Breakdown by Nationality (NBA) and Pick (NFL)
-- Statistics for Every Current Player
"Next time you're debating a player's alma mater or comparing draft classes, Draftpedia is your best solution," said Rabie.
About Draftpedia
Draftpedia consolidates information about past NFL & NBA drafts in a convenient and fast iPhone app. It has every draft year of the modern era, lists of professional players from every D1 College, past rosters for every team and statistics for every current player. Founded in 2012, Draftpedia is based in Santa Monica, CA. For more information, visit www.draftpedia.com.


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