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Bake Your Own Bread started out as a year long bread-baking adventure. The idea behind BYOB was that instead of running to the store to buy a loaf of bread, pastry or sandwich buns, we would make it ourselves.
BYOB has moved and is now hosted by Carola of Sweet and That's it.
Why should you bake your own bread?
Baking bread helps reduce food costs and relieve stress at the same time. Plus, homemade baked goods taste so much better than store bought. Not to mention, it's fun and so satisfying to be able to claim that it's homemade.
These days you never know when an emergency condition (weather or other) could prevent you from going to the store so this will be good practice.
Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) Roundups
During 2010 and 2011, we featured a roundup of all the breads the BYOB bakers made that month. Click on the links below to view the roundups.
2011 BYOB Roundup Archives
- December 2011– The BYOB Bakers have spent the past year baking and sharing bread together. It's been a great ride! We have one more roundup at the end of this month to showcase our Holiday breads. Then our BYOB 2011 journey will come to a close.
- November 2011– The November Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) Roundup features a fabulous assortment of breads and other baked goods from bakers around the world. It's always a comfort to know that baking bread is enjoyed by people of all nations.
- October 2011– The BYOB Bakers have been baking up a storm. Can you smell the wonderful aroma coming from their kitchens? It's the smell of freshly baked bread. Mmmm…not to mention the wonderful smells of Fall – apples, pumpkins and spices, oh my
- September 2011– September is finally here. It's been so hot lately, that even I haven't been motivated to bake as much bread as usual. However, this dedicated group of bakers managed to get some baking done in August in spite of the heat.
- August 2011– If you've been hesitant to get in the kitchen and bake this summer, I invite you to enjoy the August BYOB roundup of breads and other baked goods. This ought to get you motivated.
- July 2011 – Here is a lovely roundup of breads from the BYOB Bakers. Please enjoy the July BYOB roundup of breads and other baked goods.
- June 2011 – It's hot outside and even hotter in the kitchen, but that hasn't stopped the BYOB Bakers. They're still baking bread with the best of them.
- May 2011 – Time to showcase a month's worth of bread. I've been out of town on business and family matters so I haven't been baking very much the last few weeks, but luckily for you, the BYOB bakers have been staying very busy. They have some wonderful breads and other baked goods to share with you.
- April 2011 – Let's take a look at the delicious and satisfying breads the BYOB bakers made in March. We have some very creative bakers out there. I've been learning a lot from the BYOB bakers each month. I'm sure you will too.
- March 2011 – The BYOB Bakers have been busy again baking bread, bread and more bread and other baked goods. I love it! I continue to be amazed by all of the fabulous and creative bakers out there. This month, some more wonderful bakers have joined the adventure.
- February 2011 – Here are the breads and other baked goods the BYOB Bakers made in January 2011. I hope you enjoy all of these wonderful breads.
- January 2011 – Here is a list of the breads and other baked goods the BYOB Bakers made in December 2010. I love Holiday baking and from the looks of all of these beautiful and delicious baked goods so do the other BYOB bakers.
- 2011 Blog Roll
2010 BYOB Roundup Archives
- BYOB 2011 ~ A Year of Bread -Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to bake your own bread and other baked goods throughout the whole year.
- December 2010 – Let's take a look at the breads and other baked goods the BYOB Bakers made in November. Put on some Holiday music and enjoy these delicious delights.
- November 2010 – I decided to do things a little bit different for the November BYOB Roundup. Rather than give my interpretation of all of the delicious breads, I'm going to let the breads speak from themselves. They have a way of doing that you know.
- October 2010 – Fall and baking just seem to go hand-in-hand, and it seems that I'm not the only one who thinks so. The BYOB Bakers have donned their baking hats and are busy baking up a storm now that the air is a little bit cooler and kitchens aren't quite so hot.
- August 2010 – Is Summer almost over already? My, but time flies when you're having fun! It's been a hot one but that hasn't stopped the BYOB Bakers from heating up their kitchens baking some fabulous breads. I've been having lot's of fun in the kitchen this summer as well but mostly I've been having fun hosting the BYOB Summer Roundups.
- July 2010 – It's really hot to be doing a lot of baking these days, but the BYOB Bakers seem to be staying busy baking anyway. Let's take a look at what they've been up to…
- June 2010 – When Sandy of At the Baker's Bench decided to take a much deserved break and asked if anyone would be interested in hosting the Bake Your Own Bread roundup during the Summer, I jumped at the chance…
BYOB is now hosted by Carola of Sweet and That's it.


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BETTER JOINTS1 Comment, Preserve Infrastructure, by Catherine Higgins.
Better longitudinal joints in asphalt pavement mean better pavement life.
Better longitudinal joints in asphalt pavement mean better pavement life.
Faces in Transportation is an annual photo competition that solicits photos that show the people who build, maintain and use our nation's transportation system.
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The Federal Highways Administration is sponsoring demonstrations of a new technology that uses radar to analyze pavement.
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Rome: The Eternal City
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
10/27/2012 - 11/4/2012
3/6/2016 - 3/14/2016
4/17/2016 - 4/25/2016
5/1/2016 - 5/9/2016
5/8/2016 - 5/16/2016
5/15/2016 - 5/23/2016
5/22/2016 - 5/30/2016
9/4/2016 - 9/12/2016
9/18/2016 - 9/26/2016
9/25/2016 - 10/3/2016
10/9/2016 - 10/17/2016
11/6/2016 - 11/14/2016
8 nights
Price starting at:
$2,699.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
17; 7 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 6 Dinners
Meal Options:
Rome is famously built on seven hills (which you will explore during this program), but the heights reached by its art, architecture and influence are much higher than its summits. Venture beyond the popular icons of Rome to seek out its hidden treasures with local experts who lead you to enlightening experiences without the crowds. Captivating lectures and illustrated presentations delve into the Eternal City from before Caesar to modern Roman identity.
� Witness great masterpieces at the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and the Galleria Borghese.
� Examine stunning frescoes, mosaics and sculptures in buildings such as: Basilica of St. Mary Major, a 3rd c. Roman house, Capitoline museum.
� Local experts illuminate the history of Rome through lively presentations on topics like the art of Michelangelo and Bernini.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to two miles per day; some uneven terrain and cobblestone streets. There may be extended periods of standing for expert explanations at historic sites.
Date Specific Information
Experience Rome as the Romans do in the off season. Days are shorter but far fewer crowds at the major sites.
Travel and study with Road Scholar in Rome during low season means museums, other cultural attractions, and restaurants are less crowded, with more opportunities for relaxed �people watching� as we mix and mingle with the locals. The Sistine Chapel in particular will have less crowding in early March.
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April 21 is the legendary date for the founding of Rome in 753 BCE. Be there to see how Romans celebrate this anniversary.
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Travel and study with Road Scholar in Rome during low season means museums, other cultural attractions, and restaurants are less crowded, with more opportunities for relaxed �people watching� as we mix and mingle with the locals. The Sistine Chapel in particular will have less crowding in November.
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Itinerary Summary
Arrival Rome, 7 nights; departure.
Overnight flight from the U.S.A.
1 night
Arrival Rome
7 nights
Delve into the history of Ancient Rome through an expert lecture then explore Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. Discover Aventine Hill and the Circus Maximus then continue to Capitoline Hill and the Capitoline Museum to view many of the priceless Roman artifacts in its collection. With reserved entrances to the Borghese Gallery and the Vatican Museums, inspect some of the world�s greatest masterpieces. Explore residential life in two unique parts of Rome, the Tiber Island and the Roman Jewish Ghetto. Walk through the picturesque Trastevere district and enjoy dinner in a neighborhood trattoria.
�Dolce far niente,� the �sweetness of doing nothing.� This ode to leisure is a distinctly Italian phrase, and yet the expression does not do justice to the hard-work ethos of the nation�s inhabitants. The monuments, art and civilization bequeathed to the people of modern Italy are a testament to the industry of their forebearers, and the legacy lives on in today�s Italians, who work hard to better enjoy the sweetness of repose.
Four-star hotel within walking distance to Piazza Venezia, Forum and Trevi Fountain.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Elisabetta Interdonato
Dr. Elisabetta Interdonato is a native Roman who earned her doctorate in classical archaeology at the University of Rome "La Sapienza." She did further post-doctoral studies at the University of Basilicata and at the Universite' de Haute Bretagne where she also taught as a visiting professor. She currently teaches at the Pantheon Institute. In addition to her teaching, she enjoys leading visitors on explorations of Rome.
Paolo Alei
Dr. Paolo Alei is an art historian with a specialization and publications on Renaissance and Baroque art in Rome and also in Venice. However, this does not mean that he has neglected Classical art, another of his passions. He earned his M.A. from Columbia University in art history and archaeology. Paolo teaches full time at the University of California System Rome program, and enjoys Italian cinema from the Neorealism period through the 70�s.
Rachel Potts
Rachel Potts is a licensed excursion leader in Rome. She graduated from Manchester University (UK) with a bachelor's in philosophy and French, and later studied garden design at the London Gardening School. Having grown up in Rome, she chose to return to Italy and share her knowledge and love of Rome and surrounding areas.
Julieta Seme
Julieta Seme is a passionate student of history, specializing in the history and culture of her native city of Rome. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome with a concentration in painting before earning a degree in classical archaeology and art history from the University of Rome. Outside of history, Julieta enjoys hiking beautiful nature trails by the seaside or in the mountains of Italy.
Meals and Lodgings
Hotel Tiziano
Rome, Italy
7 nights
Hotel Tiziano
Four-Star Hotel
Your program site hotel is in the heart of historical Rome and is within walking distance of Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Capitoline Hill, Roman Forum, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna. The hotel was once the palace of a noble Roman family. It is situated at the intersection of two busy streets, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II (named after the first king of unified Italy) and Largo Argentina.
Contact info:
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 110
Rome, NA 00186 Italy
phone: +39 06 686 5019
Room amenities:
Private bath in all rooms, hair dryer, safe box for valuables in room or front desk, touch tone phone, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, individual controls for heat and air conditioning, sound proof windows, mini bar
Facility amenities:
Breakfast served daily, all rooms have private bath. Sound proof windows. 24 hour concierge. Free wi-fi throughout the facility and internet point in the lobby. Lobby and breakfast room 6 steps from sidewalk entrance level.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
varies by season To book additional nights at the hotel, contact the hotel's online reservation system directly through the hotel website www.hoteltiziano.it, or, contact Lavinia Tour, Trinity College's partnering agency in Rome: firstname.lastname@example.com. Indicate to the hotel or agency at the time of your booking that you are with the Road Scholar group and every effort will be made to ensure continuity of room assignment.
Additional nights after:
varies by season To book additional nights at the hotel, contact the hotel's online reservation system directly through the hotel website www.hoteltiziano.it, or, contact Lavinia Tour, Trinity College's partnering agency in Rome: email@example.com. Indicate to the hotel or agency at the time of your booking that you are with the Road Scholar group and every effort will be made to ensure continuity of room assignment.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Lunch provided for morning arrivals. Check in 2:00 pm. Meet in lobby at 4:00 for neighborhood walk You will be staying at
Hotel Tiziano
that night.
End of Program:
After breakfast, transfers to airport. Check out 11:00 am You will be staying at
Hotel Tiziano
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
(For Independent Travelers)
Train or bus availability:
Trains come to the Rome station from all over Europe and Italy. From the main train station, Roma Termini, the best way to arrive at the hotel is by taxi (about �20).
To Start of Program
Nearest city or town:
Nearest highway:
Nearest airport:
Leonardo da Vinci - Fiumicino
Transportation to site:
Transfer provided for group travelers arriving on group arrival day. Independent travelers can request to join a courtesy transfer. To reach the program site on your own you have 2 options: public transportation (train and taxi) or door to door service with shared ride shuttle. Public transportation option: From Rome Fiumicino Airport trains depart twice an hour for Roma Termini, the main train station. The line is called "Leonardo Express." Purchase tickets at the station attached to the airport terminal. Fare is �14 pp. From Roma Termini take a taxi to the hotel - fare approx. � 20. Door to door service by taxi direct from the airport to the hotel is approx. �50. Max. 4 persons to a taxi. Share-a-ride shuttle service can be booked at www.rome.airport-shuttle.com. Fare is �27; discounts apply for other passengers in your party. You can also contact the Hotel Tiziano for a private car and driver. Charge is about �55 for the service.
From End of Program
Transportation from site:
Transfer provided for group travelers departing on group departure day. Independent travelers can request to join a courtesy transfer. To reach the airport on your own you have 2 options: public transportation (train and taxi) or door to door service with shared shuttle van. Public transportation option: Take a taxi from the hotel (fare � 20) to Termini, Rome's main train station. From there take the Leonardo Express train direct to Fiumicino Airport. Trains depart twice an hour. Fare is �14 pp. Door to door service by taxi direct from the hotel to the airport is approx. �50. Max. 4 persons to a taxi. Share-a-rride shuttle service can be booked at www.rome.airport-shuttle.com. Fare is �27; discounts apply for other passengers in your party. You can also ask the Hotel Tiziano to arrange a private car and driver. The charge is about �55.
Additional transportation information same as above
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Departure from points in North America.
(Saturday, October 27)
In Transit:
Overnight flight crossing the Atlantic Ocean with arrivals the following day.
Day 2:
Welcome Reception / Neighborhood Walk.
(Sunday, October 28)
Transfer to the hotel for check-in. Minimal exertion on neighborhood walk.
Arrive To:
Arrival at hotel in Rome. Early arrivals might make it to St. Peter's Square for the Pope's noon blessing; or go to Rome's Porta Portese Flea Market in Trastevere (closes at 2). As we wait for all to arrive, feel free to explore the area just around the corner at Largo Argentina, where Julius Caesar was assassinated. The temples date from 4th to 2nd c. BCE.
Lunch at Angoletto Romano, near the hotel.
An orientation session in the hotel meeting room is followed by a neighborhood walk pointing out the location of ATMs, pharmacies, grocery stores, and nearby attractions.
Dinner at Ristorante Grotte del Teatro di Pomepo near the Campo de' Fiori.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Orientation/ Lecture on Roman History / Palatine, Forum and Colosseum
(Monday, October 29)
Walking on uneven cobble stone paths and a low hill requires stamina for a one and a half hour outing. To reach the upper level of the Colosseum there is an elevator. Feel free to take the stairs for a more authentic experience.The entrance fee to the Palatine, Forum and Colosseum is all inclusive, so this field trip takes place during a half day.
Breakfast buffet at hotel restaurant.
An illustrated lecture on The History of Ancient Rome leads you from its geologic formation to its foundation as a small village to its supremacy which lasted nearly 1000 years. Many of the ancient institutions continue to the present.
Lunch at Ristorante Angelino ai Fori on the Via dei Fori Imperiali.
Expert led visit to the Palatine Hill and Roman Forum. The word "palatial" is related to the Palatine, because wealthy leaders of Rome built their palaces there. Visit the Imperial palaces. Descend and continue walking in the Roman Forum, the civic, religious and political hub of ancient Rome. The expert will build mental pictures of the walls now lacking from the foundations. See the two remaining arches, that of Septemius Severus and of Titus. The Arch of Constantine contains friezes and bas-relief sculptures recycled from other arches and monuments. Once in the Colosseum imagine 50,000 spectators watching drama unfold.
Dinner at Ristorante Sant'Anna, a characteristic trattoria near the hotel.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Capitoline Hill and Museum/Renaissance and Baroque art lecture / Picturesque Trastevere district
(Tuesday, October 30)
Pretty taxing, the two mile walk includes ascent of the Capitoline hills and visit through two branches of the Capitoline Museum. Descend the back side toward the Cattle Market and Jewish Ghetto
Breakfast buffet at hotel restaurant.
Visit the Capitoline Hill and Museum where the expert will comment on major pieces in the collection, including the Dying Gaul;The Etruscan She Wolf with the Renaissance addition of Romulus and Remus; the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius and the foundations of the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus. Cross to the other wing of the museum through the Tabularium, ancient Rome's archives. There is a commanding view of the Forum from that vantage point. Descend the back side to make our way to the old cattle market and the Mouth of Truth, walk back to the hotel through the Jewish Ghetto.
Lunch at Taverna Cairoli, a modern style eatery that serves savory Roman dishes.
A lecture on Renaissance and Baroque art will prepare you for the visit to the collection of art in the Vatican Museums, including the Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel and a visit of St. Peter's Basilica. Stretch your legs with a visit to the Pantheon, the temple/celestial observatory engineered by the Emperor Hadrian around 122 CE. The painter Raphael's tomb lines the far most left niche from the main entrance. The walk continues to Largo Argentina and the Republican era temples discovered there. Julius Caesar was assassinated as he exited the portico for the Theater of Pompey which opened up to this temple complex.
Enjoy pizza Roman style at a local pizzeria.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Free morning / Aventine Hill / Borghese Gallery / Spanish Steps
(Wednesday, October 31)
Coach to destinations, Borghese Gallery is small and occupies two floors, ascend/descend by spiral staircase.
Breakfast buffet at hotel restaurant.
Free morning, suggest St. Peter's Square for Papal Audience; Caravaggio walk or Farnesina for Raphael fresco cycle of Love and Psyche.
Lunch on your own.
Expert led visit to the Aventine, the southern most hill. It was a populist area, now upscale with a number of foreign embassies. St. Dominic resided at S. Sabina and brought oranges from Spain as a gift to his patron, Pope Honorius III. The Orange Garden adjacent to the church is now a park offering a splendid morning view of the city. Proceed by coach to the Borghese Gallery for an expert led visit of the collection begun by Cardinal Scipione Borghese, nephew of the Pope. In addition to being the patron of young Bernini, he collected paintings by Raphael, Titian, Caravaggio and Botticelli.
Dinner at Trattoria della Torre Argentina.
After dinner an optional stroll to the Spanish Steps.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 6:
Esquiline Hill / Life in Italy Today
(Thursday, November 1)
Breakfast buffet at hotel restaurant.
Starting at S. Mary Major on the Esquiline, your expert will talk about the wonderfully preserved mosaics that span 800 years of workmanship. The artist Bernini is entombed near the main altar. In the church of S. Peter in Chains to see the cenotaph (funerary monument) of Pope Julius II by Michelangelo. The central statue of Moses is the main attraction. The activities continue to the Ancient Roman House museum, that is decorated with frescoes dating to the 3-4th centuries.
Lunch at Trattoria da Luigi.
Lecture on Contemporary Italian and Roman Society by a resident professor.
Dinner on your own.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Day 7:
Vatican Museums, St. Peter's Basilica
(Friday, November 2)
The museum is crowded and requires being able to walk up 3-4 flights of stairs. We schedule a reserved entrance time. The time in the museum will be spent standing while listening to an explanation or walking. There are few opportunities to sit and rest.
Breakfast buffet at hotel restaurant.
Coach to the the Vatican. The Museum complex is comprised of a number of collections starting from Egypt and Mesopotamia, Greek, Etruscan and Roman. In the Pinacoteca gallery paintings by DaVinci, Raphael, Caravaggio, Reni adorn the walls. Michelangelo's frescoes on the ceiling with scenes from the book of Genesis and the Last Judgment behind the main altar are the greatest draw. The led visit continues into the Basilica of St. Peter. In the first chapel on the right you can see Michelangelo's early work, the only piece he signed. There are countless historical references and events associated with this Basilica, once the largest in the world. Stepping out onto the front porch, you will admire the colonnade designed by Bernini, evocative of the welcoming embracing arms of church.
Lunch on your own.
Coach to the hotel. Free time after your visit of the basilica to remain in and around the area of St. Peter's or take leisurely walk to Castel Sant'Angelo, cross the Angel Bridge and work your way to the hotel passing by the Piazza Navona along Via dei Coronari, noted for the antique shops.
Dinner at Ristorante Angoletto Romano.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 8:
Rome in Summation / Quirinal Hill / Trevi Fountain
(Saturday, November 3)
Leisurely walk along level ground, descend the Quirinal Hill to the Trevi Fountain.
Breakfast buffet at hotel restaurant.
Lecture will pull together all the themes of the program and illuminate Rome's lasting influence on western civilization. Visit the Quirinal, the last of the hills, see Bernini's famed oval design in the church of S. Andrea al Quirinale and his rival, Borromini's oval S. Carlo. Culminate the walk at the famous Trevi Fountain.
Select a place to have lunch from the many options available.
Unscheduled free time will allow you to search for mementos, re-visit a special place, begin packing or simply relax with a gelato.
Bid 'arrivederci Roma' and to fellow travelers at the farewell dinner at the Hotel Tiziano.
Hotel Tiziano
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 9:
(Sunday, November 4)
Coach to airport and check in with airline and clear security.
Breakfast at hotel or packed meal for those that depart early.
Departure back to USA from Rome.
Meals Included:
Free Time Opportunities
General Overview
The free time options are numerous; the Church Jubilee of 2000 precipitated the opening of several new attractions, and the re-opening, often after decades of closure, of many more old ones. These include Palazzo Altemps, Palazzo Massimo, Centro Monte Martini, the Golden House of Nero, and the Tomb of Balbo. The Protestant Cemetery where Keats and other notables are buried. Even for seasoned visitors there is now much that is new to see.
Important information about your itinerary:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Suggested Reading List
Ancient Rome: Art, Architecture, and History
Author: Ada Gabucci (Editor)
Description: This lively, illustrated survey of Ancient Rome's monuments, history and art is a terrific introduction.
Blue Guide Rome
Author: Alta MacAdam
Description: The 10th edition of Macadam's ultimate guide to Rome, with full color street maps, dozens of site plans, suggested walks and extensive commentary on the history and significance of every church, monument and district.
Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling
Author: Ross King
Description: Presented with flair and backed by a wealth of research, King's captivating chronicle of Michelangelo's painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel tells the story of its conception and creation.
Roman Art and Architecture
Author: Sir Mortimer Eric Wheeler
Description: Sir Mortimer Wheeler describes Roman art, architecture and town planning in this abundantly illustrated book in the World of Art series.
Rome Map
Author: Berndtson & Berndtson
Description: A handy map at a scale of 1:11,000, with a more detailed overview of the city center.
Rome, A Cultural History
Author: Jonathan Boardman
Description: Not a comprehensive history, but a good, easy-to-read introduction to the city and its landmarks that will appeal both to first time visitors and those who know and love the city.
St. Peter's
Author: Keith Miller, Mary Beard (Editor)
Description: Miller traces the evolution of St. Peter's from its original incarnation, built on the orders of Emperor Constantine, to its medieval rebirth and additions by Michelangelo, Bernini, and Maderno in this history, guide and celebration of the great baroque basilica.
The Art of the Renaissance
Author: Peter Murray
Description: A classic, illustrated survey of the world of the Renaissance and its art. With chapters on Florence and its artists, the Netherlands, early illustrated books and many individual artists.
The Colosseum
Author: Keith Hopkins, Mary Beard
Description: This engaging overview of the history of the Colosseum deconstructs Hollywood-perpetrated misconceptions of gladiator-eating lions, Nero fiddling and other myths.
The Italian Renaissance
Author: J. H. Plumb
Description: A well-written history of the Renaissance, its artists and thinkers, with chapters on Florence, Milan, Rome and Venice, Michelangelo, Da Vinci and Women of the Renaissance.
The Oxford Illustrated History of the Roman World
Author: Jasper Griffin (Editor), Oswyn Murray (Editor), John Boardman (Editor)
Description: Diverse scholars contribute chapters to this authoritative, illuminating overview of history, art, society and life of Roman and the Roman world. With maps, drawings and illustrations throughout.
The Seven Hills of Rome, A Geological Tour of the Eternal City
Author: Grant Heiken
Description: With a timeline, chapters on each of the seven hills, Tiber Floodplain and overview of geology, this accessible guide, written by experts in geology, culture and history of Rome, shows the importance of the geological setting to the history of the city over the millennia.
The Smiles of Rome, A Literary Companion for Readers and Travelers
Author: Susan Cahill
Description: A wonderfully inspired anthology featuring excerpts from 29 writers and artists interspersed with practical suggestions for travelers.
You can't find a better value than Road Scholar.
As a not-for-profit organization, we are dedicated to providing all-inclusive educational programs at great value. From lectures to gratuities to field trips to accommodations - the tuition you pay up front is all that you pay.
Specifically, this program includes:
7 nights accommodations
17 meals: 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 6 dinners
Expert-led lectures: 6
Expert-led lectures
Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
Field trips: 10
Field trips
The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
Plus these special experiences...
Reserved entrance time for an expert-led visit to the Vatican Museums
Learn about the art of Bernini and his powerful sculptures in the Borghese Gallery
Visit each of the Rome's Seven Hills and explore significant ancient and modern structures
Experience living in the heart of Rome, steps away from the Pantheon, where lively piazzas and restaurants abound with locals and tourists
View the Daily Schedule to see more
And included with all Road Scholar programs:
Learning led by expert instructors who are authorities in the field of study.
An experienced Group Leader attuned to the needs of Road Scholar participants.
Customary gratuities throughout the program that you would normally pay yourself.
The Road Scholar Travel Assistance Plan, providing 24-hour-a-day emergency assistance coverage.
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CAMBRIDGE - As the regular season winds down for River View girls basketball, the program is preparing to crank up the intensity even more.
Defeating host Cambridge 58-34 Saturday afternoon wrapped up the outright East Central Ohio League crown for River View (17-1, 13-0 ECOL). There is little time to celebrate, however, as the reigning Division II state champions will entertain reigning two-time Division IV state champion Hiland on Monday night.
After that, New Philadelphia comes to town Saturday night for the regular season finale, with the Associated Press Division II third-ranked Lady Bears vying for their third straight 14-0 ECOL record since joining the league in the 2004-2005 season.
"This game and the next two games, it was really good scheduling by our athletic director," River View senior and future University of Dayton product Kristin Daugherty said. "They're all going to be games where you have to come ready to play. I think going into the tournaments, that's exactly what this team needs. It'll help us learn to get focused and get ready to play."
Daugherty's focus was not in doubt, following her effort of 18 points, six rebounds, five assists and five blocked shots in River View's final road game of the regular season. Her younger sister, sophomore Kari, came through for 12 points, five board and four blocks, and their performances were further fueled by senior Sami Dickerson's four three-point goals and 14 points.
"Pick your poison" is how Cambridge head coach Dan Linscott describes River View after losing the season series. The Lady Bears previously won 47-31 on Dec. 20 in Warsaw.
"You go man-to-man and they go inside and eat you alive," Linscott said, "or you go ahead and sit back in a zone and pack it in a little bit and hope that Sami misses and Kari misses, and they didn't early on."
Dickerson drilled a pair of threes on assists from the Daugherty sisters in the first quarter as River View led 14-9. That enabled Kristin Daugherty to score eight points in the second quarter to help the Lady Bears lead 29-13 at halftime.
Dickerson and Kari Daugherty each had six points as River View tripled up the Lady Bobcats 18-6 in the third period, extending the lead to 47-19.
"I think we jell really well," Kristin said. "Sami pulls the defense then we start making shots, then we pull them and she starts hitting them. It's kind of back and forth. Everybody does a great job of stepping up."
Tamikka Snoddy finished with 19 points, eight rebounds and three steals, all game highs for Cambridge (10-9, 7-6). Eleven of the junior's points were scored in the final period, when a River View victory was no longer in doubt.
The Lady 'Cats committed 20 turnovers, and Linscott felt River View's great effort was still far from its best, which is scary news for the Lady Bears' future opponents.
"Defensively they're as solid as any team," Linscott said. "That's why they're the state champions. Their defense won the state championship and they do enough offensively to follow up with it. They're a heck of a team. Caroline and Bill (Daugherty) do a great job with them."
River View finished with 10 blocked shots and nine steals, and held Cambridge to 6-of-23 field goal shooting (26 percent) through the first three periods.
"We always take pride in our defense," Kristin Daugherty said. "I know people have heard that 100 million times, but we wanted to come in and contest shots and really pressure their guards, and I think we did a pretty good job of that."
However, Cambridge's defense gave River View reason for concern, as the Lady Bears committed 15 turnovers. With defensive-minded Caroline Daugherty at the helm of the program, double-digit turnovers are never welcomed.
"I thought we had too many turnovers," Caroline Daugherty said. "I don't think we took care of the basketball the way we should have. As you progress in the tournaments, that's one thing you've got to control. I thought we maybe were a little lackluster in our taking care of the ball. That's one thing where we'll watch films and see why. I'm not sure.
"It was a physical game," she continued. "The farther you go in the tournaments, the more they let you play. You can't rely on the officials to bail you out of every close call, so we're just going to have to be stronger with the ball than we were today."


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Ramada Limited Bakersfield Central features an airport shuttle and puts you within a 15-minute drive of Kern County Museum and Bakersfield College. Guests can splash around at the outdoor pool or seasonal outdoor pool, and the spa tub makes for a relaxing end to the day.
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Monkey Joe's Raleigh, Birthday Parties and Playground
Welcome to Monkey Joe's Raleigh, your headquarters for bouncing, sliding, and jumping fun for kids 12 and younger! Our indoor inflatable play center is packed with fun-filled adventures, featuring inflatable slides, jumps, and obstacle courses.
We are conveniently located on Glenwood Avenue between I-540 and I-440 in northwest Raleigh and eacily accessible from North Raleigh, Chestnut Hills, Brentwood, Umstead, and Cary.
Our indoor indoor playground offers tons of inflatables, a fun and exciting way for kids to get active and enjoy healthy exercise. Toddlers will enjoy the Mini Monkey Zone designed with our youngest bouncers in mind, while the main play center is for kids up to 12 years old.
In addition to drop-in bounce sessions, we host the best children's birthday parties in Raleigh! We have a several party packages to choose from that meet the needs of a variety of budgets. Parents love the fact that we take care of all set-up and clean-up. All you have to do is sit back and relax!
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Monkey Joe's always makes health and safety a priority. As a result, we use the Safety Access Child Control System. This includes trained staff, video monitoring, ID bracelets, and certified jumps with safety mats at all entrance and exit points for the optimal safety of your children.
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Viña Santa Carolina Winery was founded by Luis Pereyra Cotapos who named the winery after his wife, Carolina Iñiguez. Santa Carolina Vineyards is part of Carolina Wine Brands, one of Chile's main winemaking groups boasting over 135 years of history making them one of Chile's oldest vineyards. Santa Carolina vineyards are located in some of the best wine growing regions throughout Chile including the Casablanca, Leyda, Maipo, Rapel, Cachapoal, Colchagua and Maule Valleys. Santa Carolina wines are produced from over a half dozen various varietals (including Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Malbec, Syrah, Carignan, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc) and are available in four different lines. Our Santa Carolina wine reviews indicate their range of lines from their value Specialties and Reserva de Familia lines to their higher end VSC and Herencia red blends. The latter two are can typically be found atop our Santa Carolina wine ratings. To see which wines are best suited for you check out our Santa Carolina wine guide below.
Herencia is regarded as one of Chile's very best Carmenères. This rendition is concentrated on the nose, with blackberry, cassis, baking spices, herbal notes and root essence rolled into a fantastic whole. A deep, layered palate is loaded with blackberry, mocha and controlled herbal flavors, while the finish is oaky but comfortable, with lasting spicy flavors…— M.S. (3/1/2015)
As Chilean Carmenère goes, this is one of the best and most true to the grape. Dusty, dry, earthy aromas of spiced berry, herbs and cocoa lead to a lofty palate with both creamy oak and driving acids. Oak-related flavors of vanilla and coconut sit on top of spicy, baked berry flavors, while the finish is full, woody, creamy and dense. Drink this excellent Carmenère…— M.S. (7/1/2013)
There's a lot to like about this dense, deep, lush and totally ripe blend of 60% Petit Verdot plus smaller doses of Cabernet, Carmenère, Malbec and Mourvèdre. It glistens in the glass and shows plush aromatics and generous flavors of berry, plum, chocolate and spice. Toasty and smooth on the finish. Drink this excellent blend now–2018.— M.S. (3/1/2013)
Probably the best-eve wine from Santa Carolina. It's rich and earthy, but also shows pure fruit and just a mild hint of fresh herbs. Saturated and broad on the palate, with a nice mix of sultry fruit flavors and savory notes. Refined but robust; classy and elevated. 2,000 cases made.— M.S. (7/1/2010)
Keeping with past performances, Herencia is again one of Chile's best Carmenères. This is bold, toasty and ripe on the nose, with tobacco and vanilla nuances. The palate is huge but in shape, while toasty, chocolaty flavors of herbal plum and berry end chewy, stacked and deep. Drink through 2016.— M.S. (3/1/2014)
This is dark and pointed on the nose, with graphite, mint, peppercorn and creamy oak aromas supporting herbal berry fruit scents. The palate feels lush and almost airy, with soft tannins and baked black-fruit flavors accented by chocolate and coffee. An earthy finish with licorice and mild tannins says drink this Carmenère now through 2015.— M.S. (7/1/2013)
Heavy, raisiny, ripe aromas of prune and earthy blackberry set up a chewy, oaky, mildly tannic palate that's fully stuffed with woody, baked, almost malty flavors of blackberry, chocolate and toast. This is a rich, ripe number, with a loamy, toasty finish that shows black licorice and jammy cassis flavors. Drink through 2018.— M.S. (6/1/2015)
This Cabernet delivers a complete package at an incredibly attractive price. Aromas of mocha, graphite and vanilla play nicely with core berry scents. Baked berry, vanilla and pastry flavors settle softly, with mellow tannins. Drink through 2018.— M.S. (3/1/2014)
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Oh my goodness, that baby looks just like him! Mariah please don't back down from this. Star's think they can do whatever they want and get away with it. If he is the father he needs to quit hiding behind his team and man up. It will hurt his career more by him denying it and then the DNA test shows up it is his. I also would go public with the results. He needs to be taught a lesson!
I agree. That baby does look like him. I am also a mom of three and I know when babies look like their parents.
the Mother (mariah) needs to stop chasing and hanging out with teen boys
This baby looks like Justin Bieber!! No doubt!
i dont think hes is the father 15 mins of fame is what you wanted and you got it
he has selena gomez and he wants to lose his virginity with you ooo please
your son is beautiful but you need to stop it
its a little fucked up what u doing
i love selena and justin and your breaking them apart
you are a woman empties … to defend those two stupid (jbieber &sgomez) who do not care about YOU… Here the important thing is this baby, not your stupid comments.
no the baby does not
The baby has his mouth and his nose!!!!! Step up Justin YOU CAN AT LEAST PROVE YOU ARE A BOY NOW!!!! XD
this looks nothing like Justin Bieber this is a epic fail
Honestly, this baby looks nothing like Justin you have no idea what your talking about…
justin bieber eyes r brown how can the baby eyes be that blue
well lets see kids the mother appears to have blue eyes?…7th grade biology anyone? recessive genes? the biebs is white, he's got to have someone in his family with blue eyes as well..just sayin..not impossible
just googled justins mother..shes got blue eyes whadaya know…
well idk about that stuff so um my bad but they already proved that he wasnt the dad so thats whad i know
Seriously that had to be one of the most idiotic things I've ever read. Justin doesn't have blue eyes? SO? the baby looks like him and is not even " well idk about that stuff so um my bad " it's COMMON SENSE it takes two people to have a baby soooo you get DNA from both. IT'S COMMON SENSE hun. But, yes the baby looks like him. – Stay in School.
idk who ur getting an attitude with yes i stay in school fyi and stuff so i was making an opinion and the most idiotic thing yyou have ever read wow ur lame.. and like i said its called opinion so i dont need ur attitude thank u very much
oh and ur sticking up for mariah wow thats just gross i mean shes saying Justin Bieber had a baby with her soo um yeah obvously the baby really does not look like him if its not his child
whoever is on mariah's side is obviously delusional. she's a fame hungry person who just wants biebers money. and get real, why would he lose his virginity to her, she's not exactly stunning? she looks like some old paedophile.. and to be honest she'll be the one who damages her own image, and she'll be accused of rape. SHES FAME HUNGRY, nothing else. Im not a belieber or whatever, but who cares about recessive genes, he looks nothing like bieber? go look for evidence before you accuse
you are a woman empties … to defend those two stupid (jbieber &sgomez) who do not care about YOU… Here the important thing is this baby.
This baby looks nothing like justin……..besides it dosent matter wether or not he looks like either of them it comes down to wether or not its his baby…i dont think he is.but if he by some chance is the father i dont think he wll ignore him i think justin will step up to the plate and be a good father.if hes not well good job justin we're all happy for you…. no they dont need or have to go public i dont see why its so important to everyone if the baby is or is not his its none of OUR buisness. and mariah should have enough respect or both herself and him not to make EVERYTHING public….. as if everythings not already out there enough…
forreaal tho if there was even a chance that the baby could be his , i honestly think that he wouldnt have taken the chance to get the paternity test , if he did acctually have sex with her , he wouldnt have even gotten the test especially if his manager said he didnt have to , he chose too do it to prove he wasnt the father thiis girl , just wants attention and wants to get stuff started so she can look important
Why women are so cruel to other women? …
Is Not enough that men treat them badly?
that kid looks like her ex boy friend Ronnie Powell. Justin eyes are brown not blue. The kid looks identical to Powell. Mariah and Powell's eyes are the same as this baby eyes. She could not stop crying on the insider interview. She could not even give straight answers with out crying she even walk out not once but twice while being ask question. The guilt is eating her alive. I hope she stops all the lying and make Powell reasonable or the other three men she said was the child father. The DNA test will speak loud and clear. Justin is not the father 0.00% not the father.
justin is the baby daddy…cmon, if u guys have good eyes, u will see justin in this angel's baby face…sadly, for selena! lol
Awwww! You mad that Justin didn't pick you?(;


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There are 182386 comments on the Best of New Orleans story from Jan 6, 2011, titled Evolution vs. Creation. In it, Best of New Orleans reports that:High school senior Zack Kopplin is leading the fight to repeal the Louisiana Science Education Act of 2008.
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#63926 Dec 8, 2012
Stop chasing your tail in desperation. I have just spoken to evidence that suggests 100% of the genome is functional. Deterioration does not amount to junk or useless dna.
You evos were wrong, so man up and handle it.
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Milk River, Canada
#63927 Dec 8, 2012
Nope, Catholicism is the opposite of Mormon.
#63928 Dec 8, 2012
So when you say deterioration, you mean genes just disappear, not that they get scrambled or randomized? Where does mutation fit in then? Does it result in equivalent information? If not, does the lost information become 'junk' or just vanish?
I have so many questions! It's okay if you can't answer all of them, not everyone's a creation biologist.
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#63929 Dec 8, 2012
I classify both as theories, not but not as philosophies.
#63930 Dec 8, 2012
Also, does that mean the human genome was actually longer in the past and is gradually shrinking?
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#63931 Dec 8, 2012
One of your better traits, I give you props for being strong enough to admit you were wrong, most don't want to admit this because they actually think it even means anything. What Adolf was, really has no bearing on what other people do, it's truly a non-issue, as are all such historical characters. Stalin too, a deconverted christian, who eliminated religion in a very heinous manner simply because the threatened his government's power, for example. It has no bearing on how other atheists and deconverts are, it has no bearing on christians either, he's a perfect example because he was ... everything. So if one person can make a whole group look bad, Stalin screwed humanity forever.
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#63932 Dec 8, 2012
You love using terms and concepts made up only by creationists. Sadly, that seems to be all you use.
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Are you claiming that our genome is deteriorating without losing function? Can you explain?
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#63934 Dec 8, 2012
Creationism is not a theory, it is simply a blind assertions. A scientific theory requires at least a working model, which creationism does not have. this working model has to be built from facts and ideas which were brought to light by facts, like the fact that things evolve leading eventually to us formulating a workable model of how things evolve, why they do, and what impact it has on them. Creationism doesn't have that. The data has to be follow, not forced, it also has to be testable, repeatable, and demonstrable, some combination of the three or preferably all three. Creationism has none of that. A theories mechanisms and laws must be well defined, no ambiguity, and must be understood by everyone the same way. Good luck getting that from any creationism supporter.
The theory of evolution was formulated to explain the fact of evolution, it contains a workable model that has predictive capabilities which assist other branches of scientific research, and is indispensable to all branches of medical science today.
Creationism has three words, "god dun it," and that's it. It's neither beneficial, testable, reproducible, or in any way helpful, it's a non-answer to a concept that's not even qualified to be called a hypothesis, it's not even a guess, it's nothing.
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#63935 Dec 8, 2012
Flying Spaghetti Monster you are dense!
I never made the claim that dinosaurs in general have hollow bones, you complete turd eating creatard. I said that Archy was and provided four article that supported that claim. Archaeopteryx is the perfect transitional by the "proof" you give yourself.
And you are a complete creatard. Your whale article was blown away by only four words that were above your sixth grade level of science.
Lastly, no, none of your articles gave any scientific evidence at all by definition. It is clear that you do not know what scientific evidence is.
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#63936 Dec 8, 2012
No Maz, shake your blue waffle somewhere else, the odor is atrocious.
You never made the case for any of these supporting your claim. All you have done is to list a series of articles that support evolution along with your idiot misinterpretation of them.
In other words, wrong Maz, try again.
Since: Sep 08
#63938 Dec 8, 2012
And Maz, the reason why none of those article give any scientific support to creationism, besides the fact that they support evolution, is not the fault of evolutionists. It is creationists own fault that no articles world wide give any scientific evidence that supports creationism.
Since: Nov 12
Milk River, Canada
#63939 Dec 8, 2012
Well, creationism may not be a good theory. Seems to me to be scarcely more
than a hypothesis, but I am being generous, and for a purpose too. I think it helps to see it as a theory, so that one can motivate the need to apply the scientific method to it. For instance, if it is a theory, then the creos can stop the silly Faith inherently trumps theory meme. Next we can start to categorize the robustness and quality of that theory as compared to others.
We all recognize that some theories hardly rise above wild guesses, while others are really solid if you look at the amount of verification that has been accomplished, and the quality of the methods.
Sure that gives room for a lot of complexity, and there is an invalid kind
of debate that attempts to overwhelm with detail and irrelevancies, but that can be handled in the long run, and does sometimes expose unnecessary
weaknesses in the correct theory, which is ultimately beneficial.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63940 Dec 8, 2012
Hypothesis? What's the hypothesis? The world wants to know, well, the intelligent portion of the world. Go ahead, answer it if you can, what is the hypothesis, no one else has actually answered that questions yet.
"cdesign proponentsists"
Since: Jul 09
#63941 Dec 8, 2012
The Top 10 Intelligent Designs (or Creation Myths)
Adelaide, Australia
#63942 Dec 8, 2012
Hi Maz
This is Russell
A fellow Aussie
You're doing a GREAT job....please keep going!
Do not give in to the bigotry either
I have said on numerous occasions that I will no sooner cease linking to Creation.com than ask Rosa Parks to give up her seat
A number on this forum....who will remain nameless...unless they disclose themselves....have had their bottoms walloped BIG TIME with 'evo-god's mangled carcass'....in my own words
Check out this part of the parallel "debate"...if you can call it that....it's been more like an evo-blood bath with evo-carnage everywhere...
One of the present evo-god worshippers you are debating with CAN NOT ever accept he is wrong....even when unequivocally proven to be lying...
He just cant!
Its pathological....or pathetic...pathologiaclly pathetic
Utterly Sub-standard..in a zone...of lies....wink...wink
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63943 Dec 8, 2012
Oh look! Another Ray Comfort!
Since: Sep 08
#63944 Dec 8, 2012
Yes, evo carnage everywhere. Of course that means poor Russell getting the snot beaten out of him daily by people who actually understand science.
Russell is such an idiot he does not know when he has been beaten and lies so much he can no longer tell when someone else is telling the truth.
And of course he makes the gravest of errors that not even Maz is stupid enough to do, and that takes some stupid, he uses Creation.com as a source! ROTFLMAO!
Russell, come back soon with some more jokes for us. You latest loss was epic, to say the least.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63945 Dec 8, 2012
That's what I said, another Ray Comfort.
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