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Where is Jim Harbaugh going? Where should Harbaugh go?
The first question is nowhere near answered, but we're free to speculate on the second question now that the San Francisco 49ers are out of the playoff hunt.
Here are five possible landing spots for arguably the most-highly sought after coach that isn't quite on the market yet.
Why: Harbaugh was Bo Schembechler's prized pupil at Michigan; he finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting in 1986. Harbaugh's arrival increases the profile of the Big Ten and revives "The Game" with Ohio State and Urban Meyer.
Hero scenario: Harbaugh rebuilds Michigan like he did Stanford, and the Wolverines become a Big Ten power again. Another "10-Year War" with Meyer ensues. Harbaugh leads Michigan where even Schembechler couldn't, to a national championship.
Zero scenario: Harbaugh can't catch up to Ohio State, and he wears out his welcome in Ann Arbor after three average seasons. At that point, Harbaugh decides to return to the NFL.
Why: He's arrogant enough to take this job, that's why. Oakland hasn't had a winning season since 2002, but Harbaugh would be a guy even Al Davis couldn't turn away.
Hero scenario: Harbaugh also is handed GM duties. He resurrects the Raiders into a playoff contender. The franchise moves to Los Angeles, where Harbaugh leads the team to the Super Bowl in Year 4, and he finally claims that elusive championship against the San Francisco 49ers.
Zero scenario: Even Harbaugh can't turn this mess around. The Raiders have three straight 7-9 seasons, and Harbaugh becomes the 11th Oakland coach since Jon Gruden to be shown the door.
Why: Harbaugh played quarterback there from 1987-93, and he's exactly the kind of home-run coach the Bears have been craving since Mike Ditka left in 1992.
Hero scenario: Harbaugh somehow becomes bigger than Ditka. He beats up on Aaron Rodgers and the Packers like he did in San Francisco, and he gets the Bears back to the Super Bowl in three years. The "Super Bowl Shuffle" returns. Harbaugh leads the dance moves.
Zero scenario: Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery never get on board with Harbaugh's run-first philosophy. Jay Cutler and Harbaugh, well, do we even need to finish that sentence?
Why: Rex Ryan likely is out the door after a fourth consecutive season where the Jets failed to make the playoffs. Harbaugh will be a candidate for this job when it becomes available.
Hero scenario: Harbaugh doesn't back down from Bill Belichick and immediately turns the Jets into a contender in the AFC East. It takes a few years, but Harbaugh finally leads the Jets to a Super Bowl in 2018, on the 50th anniversary of Joe Namath's Super Bowl III guarantee.
Zero scenario: The Big Apple media eats Harbaugh alive in two seasons. He becomes a sound-byte pariah, much like Herm Edwards and Rex Ryan, and as the losses mount Harbaugh resigns in the middle of his third season.
Why: It's still the best situation to win right now. Harbaugh is 43-18-1 with three NFC championship appearances and a Super Bowl loss.
Hero scenario: Harbaugh finishes what he started next season by leading the 49ers to a NFC West title and takes the Seahawks out in the playoffs next season en route to the 49ers' sixth Super Bowl win.
Zero scenario: We're already there. Harbaugh bolts after this year's disappointing run for one of those four other places.

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The Avengersby Rich Cohen
In 1944, a band of Jewish guerrillas emerged from the Baltic forest to join the Russian army in its attack on Vilna, the capital of Lithuania. The band, called the Avengers, was led by Abba Kovner, a charismatic young poet. In the ghetto, Abba had built bombs, sneaking out through the city's sewer tunnels to sabotage German outposts. Abba's chief lieutenants were two teenage girls, Vitka Kempner and Ruzka Korczak. At seventeen, Vitka and Ruzka were perhaps the most daring partisans in the East, the first to blow up a Nazi train in occupied Europe. Each night, the girls shared a bed with Abba, raising gossip in the ghetto. But what they found was more than temporary solace. It was a great love affair. After the liquidation of the ghetto, the Avengers escaped through the city's sewage tunnels to the forest, where they lived for more than a year in a dugout beside a swamp, fighting alongside other partisan groups, and ultimately bombing the city they loved, destroying Vilna's waterworks and its powerplant in order to pave the way for its liberation.Leaving a devastated Poland behind them, they set off for the cities of Europe: Vitka and Abba to the West, where they would be instrumental in orchestrating the massive Jewish exodus to the biblical homeland, and Ruzka to Palestine, where she would be literally the first person to bring a first hand account of the Holocaust to Jewish leaders. It was in these last terrifying days--with travel in Europe still unsafe for Jews and the extent of the Holocaust still not widely known--that the Avengers hatched their plan for revenge. Before it was over, the group would have smuggled enough poison into Nuremberg to kill ten thousand Nazis. The Avengers is the story of what happened to these rebels in the ghetto and in the forest, and how, fighting for the State of Israel, they moved beyond the violence of the Holocaust and made new lives. From Rich Cohen, one of the preeminent journalists of his generation and author of the highly praised Tough Jews, a powerful exploration of vindication and revenge, of dignity and rebellion, painstakingly recreated through his exclusive access to the Avengers themselves. Written with insight, sensitivity, and the moral force of one of the last great struggles of the Second World War, here is an unforgettable story for our time.
Lake Effectby Rich Cohen
After the high-praised Tough Jews and The Avengers Rich Cohen has written an iconic memoir-a tale of American youth and friendship between young men. He writes about growing up on the Great Lakes, about emerging from the shadow of a father and falling under the spell of an unforgettable friendship-and about the pain of looking back on that friendship with adult eyes. In a memoir that moves from the shores of Lake Michigan to the streets of the New Orleans French Quarter to the hallowed halls of the old New Yorker, he captures the humble dreams that fuelled a momentous bond in the days of kissing girls, getting drunk for the first time, driving to a Chicago blues club in a borrowed car, seeing the Cubs finally win from the cheap seats at Wrigley Field on a glorious summer afternoon. We've all had a friendship like the one Rich Cohen celebrates in Lake Effect: a friendship that defined us at a critical time, that gave us courage, and helped us out of adolescence and into adulthood. With high hilarity and disarming tenderness, Cohen chronicles this golden time and the bittersweet legacy it left behind.
Monsters: The 1985 Chicago Bears and the Wild Heart of Footballby Rich Cohen
Payton. Hampton. McMahon. Ditka. Even the casual football fan recognizes these names, the pillars of the 1985 Chicago Bears. Walter "Sweetness" Payton, the fleet-footed running back. Dan Hampton, the hard-charging defensive tackle known as the "Danimal". Jim McMahon, the punky quarterback, changing plays on the fly. And Mike Ditka, the hotheaded, mustachioed head coach. They were a scrappy team: they played rough; they had heart; they recorded "The Super Bowl Shuffle. " In the winter of 1985, they were the team Chicago needed--a team to believe in and rally around: champions for a city all too accustomed to losing. Rich Cohen was seventeen years old when the Bears won their first and only Super Bowl; he was in the Super Dome when they defeated the New England Patriots 46-10. In Monsters, he breathlessly recounts the thrilling narrative of their championship season. It's a story filled with outsized characters and unbelievable-but-true anecdotes gleaned from extensive interviews with the players themselves. It's a story about fathers and sons, love and loyalty, hope and redemption, pain and joy. It's a story about football, in all its beauty and all its brutality-the uniquely American sport. These are the 1985 Chicago Bears as only Rich Cohen could describe them. You'll never see the team, or the game, or your own childhood idols the same way ever again.
The Record Men: The Chess Brothers and the Birth of Rock & Roll (Enterprise)by Rich Cohen
"Brilliant; the best book I have ever read about the recording industry; a classic."--Larry King On the south side of Chicago in the late 1940s, two immigrants; one a Jew born in Russia, the other a black blues singer from Mississippi; met and changed the course of musical history. Muddy Waters electrified the blues, and Leonard Chess recorded it. Soon Bo Diddly and Chuck Berry added a dose of pulsating rhythm, and Chess Records captured that, too. Rock & roll had arrived, and an industry was born. In a book as vibrantly and exuberantly written as the music and people it portrays, Rich Cohen tells the engrossing story of how Leonard Chess, with the other record men, made this new sound into a multi-billion-dollar business; aggressively acquiring artists, hard-selling distributors, riding the crest of a wave that would crash over a whole generation. Originally published in hardcover as Machers and Rockers. About the series: Enterprise pairs distinguished writers with stories of the economic forces that have shaped the modern worlds; the institutions, the entrepreneurs, the ideas. Enterprise introduces a new genre; the business book as literature.
The Sun & The Moon & The Rolling Stonesby Rich Cohen
A panoramic narrative history that will give readers a new understanding of the Rolling Stones, viewed through the impassioned and opinionated lens of the Vanity Fair contributor--and co-creator of HBO's Vinyl--who was along for the ride as a young reporter on the road with the band in the 1990s Rich Cohen enters the Stones epic as a young journalist on the road with the band and quickly falls under their sway--privy to the jokes, the camaraderie, the bitchiness, the hard living. Inspired by a lifelong appreciation of the music that borders on obsession, Cohen's chronicle of the band is informed by the rigorous views of a kid who grew up on the music and for whom the Stones will always be the greatest rock 'n' roll band of all time.The story begins at the beginning: the fateful meeting of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on a train platform in 1961--and goes on to span decades, with a focus on the golden run--from the albums Beggars Banquet (1968) to Exile on Main Street (1972)--when the Stones were prolific and innovative and at the height of their powers. Cohen is equally as good on the low points as the highs, and he puts his finger on the moments that not only defined the Stones as gifted musicians schooled in the blues and arguably the most innovative songwriters of their generation, but as the avatars of so much in our modern culture. In the end, though, after the drugs and the girlfriends and the rows, there is the music. The Sun & The Moon & The Rolling Stones makes you want to listen to every song in your library anew and search out the obscure gems that you've yet to hear. The music, together with Cohen's fresh and galvanizing consideration of the band, will define, once and forever, why the Stones will always matter.Praise for The Sun & The Moon & The Rolling Stones"Cohen has arrived as one of the greatest social and cultural historians of postwar twentieth-century America. By gracefully blending fastidious reporting, lucid commentary, and an unabashed love for his subjects, Cohen has managed to write about gods and elevate them into human beings."--Richard Price "This is a completely fascinating book. Rich Cohen locks into everything that's crazy and passionate about the Rolling Stones while never losing his clear-sighted presence of mind. Funny, soulful, impeccably reported, and beautifully written, this will be the book about the Stones that will last."--Ian Frazier "Cohen writes like Mick Jagger sings: He's full of energy, swagger, and creativity. In one sense, this book is easy to categorize: File under 'books that are awesome and delightful to read.' But it's also hard to categorize. It's part memoir, part cultural history, part biography, part manifesto, part behind-the-scenes look at the joyful debauchery of one of the world's greatest bands. However you label it, you'll have a blast reading it."--A. J. Jacobs "Cohen is one of the select few to be invited behind the curtain of the Rolling Stones' real-life rock 'n' roll circus, but he never loses the perspective of having once been a kid staring in awe at his brother's poster of the band."--Alan Light"Cohen was born to write this book, and he waited just long enough to do it. Reporting the hell out of a lifelong obsession, he gives us the Rolling Stones in so many dimensions they stalk off the page. The fanboy becomes a man, with judgments seasoned, supple, razor-sharp, slyly funny, and still besotted. A great story, masterfully told."--William FinneganFrom the Hardcover edition.
When I Stop Talking, You'll Know I'm Deadby Jerry Weintraub Rich Cohen
Here is the story of Jerry Weintraub: the self-made, Brooklyn-born, Bronx-raised impresario, Hollywood producer, legendary deal maker, and friend of politicians and stars. No matter where nature has placed him--the club rooms of Brooklyn, the Mafia dives of New York's Lower East Side, the wilds of Alaska, or the hills of Hollywood--he has found a way to put on a show and sell tickets at the door. "All life was a theater and I wanted to put it up on a stage," he writes. "I wanted to set the world under a marquee that read: 'Jerry Weintraub Presents.'"In WHEN I STOP TALKING, YOU'LL KNOW I'M DEAD, we follow Weintraub from his first great success at age twenty-six with Elvis Presley, whom he took on the road with the help of Colonel Tom Parker; to the immortal days with Sinatra and Rat Pack glory; to his crowning hits as a movie producer, starting with Robert Altman and Nashville, continuing with Oh, God!, The Karate Kid movies, and Diner, among others, and summiting with Steven Soderbergh and Ocean's Eleven, Twelve, and Thirteen.Along the way, we'll watch as Jerry moves from the poker tables of Palm Springs (the games went on for days), to the power rooms of Hollywood, to the halls of the White House, to Red Square in Moscow and the Great Palace in Beijing-all the while counseling potentates, poets, and kings, with clients and confidants like George Clooney, Bruce Willis, George H. W. Bush, Armand Hammer, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, John Denver, Bobby Fischer . . .well, the list goes on forever.And of course, the story is not yet over . . .as the old-timers say, "The best is yet to come."As Weintraub says, "When I stop talking, you'll know I'm dead."With wit, wisdom, and the cool confidence that has colored his remarkable career, Jerry chronicles a quintessentially American journey, one marked by luck, love, and improvisation. The stories he tells and the lessons we learn are essential, not just for those who love movies and music, but for businessmen, entrepreneurs, artists . . . everyone.
When I Stop Talking, You'll Know I'm Dead: Useful Stories from a Persuasive Manby Jerry Weintraub Rich Cohen
A fast talking wise-guy from the Bronx, Weintraub became a millionaire by handling some of the biggest acts in show biz, most notably Elvis and Frank. The stories in this work will speak to anyone who's ever had a dream and the moxie to make it happen.
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Westminster digested + Economic growth (GDP)
The poster campaign persuaded at least one more immigrant to leave, and the City made a killing in the Royal Mail selloff: we imagine how Cameron and co celebrate a vintage week in power
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Athens-Clarke police are investigating a woman's complaint that her jealous ex-boyfriend beat her up and wouldn't let her leave her home after he looked through her cellphone and found phone calls and text messages to other men, Athens-Clarke police said.
The woman dated the man for about a year, but after he moved in, he became controlling and wouldn't let her see or speak to friends and relatives, so she broke off the relationship in August, police said.
The Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation will host "Mingle with Kringle" from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Dec. 10.
The Oconee County High School's Relay for Life Club will offer a picture time event with Santa Claus from 9 a.m. to noon today in front of Sunshine Village on Main Street, Watkinsville.
The Danielsville Volunteer Fire Department and the American Red Cross are hosting a blood drive from 2-7 p.m. Friday with a twist.
The city of Colbert will hold its annual "Old Fashioned Christmas in Colbert" celebration from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday in the area near City Hall.
Comer will host its annual Christmas tree lighting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
The city of Commerce will host the "Winter Wonderland" Christmas Parade at 3 p.m. Sunday in the downtown area.
The Commerce Public Library will show the classic 1946 movie "It's a Wonderful Life" during a holiday party for students at 6 p.m. Thursday.
The Barrow County Senior Center is hosting an auction and raffle from 6-11 p.m. Thursday at the center, 80 Lee St., Winder.
The city of Winder will hold its 63rd annual Christmas parade at 4 p.m. today along Broad Street.
Buford Sanders and Scott Carson are good friends, even though Carson prefers walking the golf links and Sanders would rather sit in a deer stand. "We couldn't be two more polar opposites," Carson said.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Georgia man has been convicted of fatally stabbing a Jacksonville Navy wife he met on Craigslist while her husband was out to sea.
DECATUR, Ga. — Police have arrested an 11-year-old boy and say more juveniles could be arrested in connection with a DeKalb County burglary where four college football championship rings belonging to a former Florida State University player were stolen.
Here is what's going on around Athens today, Dec. 3: EVENTS Classic City Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast: 7:30-11 a.m., Em's Kitchen, Hawthorne Drugs, Hawthorne Ave.
WUGA is bringing the popular nationally syndicated weekly radio show "Mountain Stage" back to Athens on Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. in the Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Coca-Cola Co. is bringing red back for its annual holiday cans after a white design drew criticism from purists.
EL CAJON, Calif. — A 91-year-old woman pleaded guilty Friday to failing to file federal tax returns for her company that made and sold suicide kits.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — When Stella Harville brought her black boyfriend to her family's all-white church in rural Kentucky, she thought nothing of it. She and Ticha Chikuni worshipped there whenever they were in town, and he even sang before the congregation during one service.
DENVER — A former Colorado lawman who was once named the nation's sheriff of the year was charged Friday with drug and prostitution offenses after authorities said he offered methamphetamine to a man in exchange for sex.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Authorities said late Friday they had located country singer Mindy McCready's 5-year-old son in Arkansas and taken him into custody.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D — Former Democratic presidential candidate George McGovern was being treated at a hospital in South Dakota after falling and hitting his head on the pavement outside a library bearing his name.
ATLANTA - Georgia's defense started Saturday's Southeastern Conference title game at a championship level against the No. 1-ranked team in the nation.
ATLANTA - Top-ranked LSU made sure Georgia felt the dropped passes, the missed tackles and stuffed runs, the ball it fumbled away and the pair of interceptions.
ATLANTA - Georgia has faced a number of outstanding players this season, including Boise State's Kellen Moore and South Carolina's Marcus Lattimore, but there's little doubt that the No.
ATLANTA - LSU cornerback Tyrann Mathieu had to wait until late in the first half for Georgia punter Drew Butler to make a mistake. When the moment came, Mathieu, nicknamed the "Honey Badger" for his relentless approach, took what he wanted.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - There's no arguing Virginia Tech has momentum on its side entering today's ACC championship.
INDIANAPOLIS - Peyton Manning could soon be throwing footballs to his teammates, the best news Colts fans have heard since this miserable season began.
SAVANNAH - Prince Avenue Christian's dream season hit a brick wall Friday night against top-ranked Savannah Christian.
ATLANTA - Les Miles can sympathize with Mark Richt in a way maybe only fellow football coaches can. Miles tread the same waters, walked the edge of unemployment and faced the same questions after underachieving seasons at LSU.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - No. 4 Syracuse remained unbeaten with a 72-68 win over No. 10 Florida on Friday, as coach Jim Boeheim maintained a stoic facade amid an intense federal investigation into his program.
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Anyone do anything fun for your lo's monthly pics? I make a tutu each month for her and put the pics in a scrapbook for the grandmas. They love getting the new pic each month!
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First came the dispiriting news that Britain is destined for another decade of dull, cool, wet summers; then, yesterday, came a stark illustration of what that might mean.
Barely 24 hours after Met Office scientists had said that the deluges of recent years were linked to sea temperatures in the North Atlantic that would not change any time soon, it emerged that Britain is on course to be a net importer of wheat for two years in a row.
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The drive-in church started in Orange. Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa once was linked to the phrase "Jesus Freak." Hare Krishna used to chant publicly in Laguna.
Over the decades, many of these (and other) groups either grew or shrank or in some way evolved.
Not the Piecemakers.
Started in the late '60s by a middle-age mother, Marie Kolasinski – a woman so uncooperatively anti-government that she once spent a week in jail over health code violations – the group runs a store and restaurant in Costa Mesa, same as it has for most of the past three decades.
Still, the Piecemakers are at a crossroad. Kolasinski died a year ago. With 24 aging members and a recent bankruptcy behind them, the group faces this question: Who will be its next leader?
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November 15, 2011
WASHINGTON, — The United States has deployed
Predator drones to Turkey from Iraq for surveillance
flights in support of Ankara's fight against Kurdish
PKK rebels, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
With US forces withdrawing from Iraq by the end of
the year, the four American unmanned aircraft will
be shifted from an air field in northern Iraq to the
Incirlik air base in Turkey, Captain John Kirby told
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I had two skin tags that matched the criteria on the instructions. I used a popsicle stick up against the skin tag, so when I applied the frozen applicator tip I could press up against it firmly. I felt I froze both of the skin tags (holding for 40 seconds) thoroughly, but it was tough to get to the stock of the tag w/o freezing the skin. The pain was minimal akin to a slight sting. Shortly after, both skin tags darkened and swelled up. I then applied some apple cider vinegar to some cotton and secured with band-aids. I repeated the freezing steps 3 days later, trying to apply the tip to the other side of the tag this time. This time the pain was non-existent. I also continued to apply the apple cider vinegar 2 per day. It acts as an astringent and helps dry out the (now black and crusty) skin tag. They finally fell off 5-6 days later with no pain at all. Just kinda came off in my fingers.
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After the settling in period, you should be able to use most of your food scraps, making sure you add some every day. It is best to use a variety of food and other ingredients, such as leaves and moist newspaper, to keep the texture from becoming too dense. Worms can cope with most foods, but they struggle with citrus fruits and meat.
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Dr. Bruetman received his doctor of medicine degree from the University of Buenos Aires Medical School and completed his fellowship in medical oncology in 1990 at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago, where he also served as an instructor of the department of internal medicine.
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Missouri has been on a search for offensive linemen to add to their 2011 football recruiting class, and they appear to have found another one they like in Allen (TX) OG/C Brad McNulty 6'3" 305lbs.
McNulty pulled the trigger on a Tiger offer he received this week after making an unofficial visit a few weeks back the same time as Tiger commit Clarence Green.
ShowMeMizzou.com spoke with McNulty a little while ago and asked him about his commitment and him as a player.
"I committed to the University of Missouri today", said McNulty. 'I got the offer the other day and it was a pretty easy decision for me. I have talked to Coach Walker who recruits my area for a while now, and he said he would work to get me an offer, so I was kind of expecting it. I am very happy to be a Tiger", he added.
McNulty said that his visit helped make up his mind in the end.
"I went up to Missouri and saw the place and I realized it was a place I could call home. The coaches were great, everyone was great. I knew that it was a place that I would want to be even if football didn't work out or I wasn't looking for a school to play football at. It had everything I was looking for."
McNulty, who plans to major in criminal justice,talked about what the Tigers were looking for from him and where he would likely play.
"I primarily play right guard and a little center here at Allen. I am comfortable snapping the ball, I do it every day.Coach Walker said that I would mostly play center at Missouri. We play the spread here, so I am pretty comfortable with it."Allen(TX) head coach Tom Westerberg has the following to say about his offensive lineman "Skill level is that he has started for us for 3 years (34 games). Our record in those games is 31 – 3. Started every game at right guard as a soph. the year we won the state championship. Not going to find many that will out work Brad. Of the lines he has played on several are playing in college. 2 are red shirting this year at Baylor and A&M. One is playing at Princeton. One is playing at Bucknell."
Brad McNulty also had offers from Houston,Tulsa and Vanderbilt before receiving and accepting the one from the Tigers. Besides Missouri, he had also visited Vanderbilt.
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The room is nice, big enough I can't touch both walls on my own and a full bathroom including body jets in the shower.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Raffaello Hotel Rome
Oct 3, 2005
My mom and I stayed at the Raffaello on Oct. 3 for 6 nights. They are true to there pictures. The room we got was very nice and clean. Also it was not small. We had a room on the 3 floor and the have resently finish remodeling all the rooms. The staff was excellent to us and was very helpful in answering any questions we had. The area it self was nice and quiet at night. Several restraurants around the area to choose from. Close to Termini Train station and Colosseum.
Rome September 2005
My boyfriend and I stayed in Rome for few days at this hotel which is quite average. Our room was quite small but clean. Some of the staff people were quite unfriendly. The only advantage of the hotel was is its location beside the central station and the Colleosseum.
Lovely hotel
Four of us stayed at this hotel for three nights, mid September. The hotel was lovely, very clean with spacious air conditioned rooms and helpful staff. The breakfast was fine and the location of the hotel was ideal. All the main sights we wanted were in walking distance.
I wouold recommend this hotel to anyone who was planning to visit Rome.
Raffaello - Excellent
Just spent 3 nights at the Raffaello. Excellent hotel. Fully air conditioned. Pleasant and friendly staff . Extremely clean and well-furnished. Nice bathroom (jacuzzi shower - no bath) with fresh towels daily. We used room service for coffee as there are no tea/coffee facilities in the room, good service and inexpensive compared to normal room service prices. Great location just 5 mins from the Termini and close to all the sights. We were warned to be wary of the Termini area at night, but you just have to be as careful as in any other major city. All round, the Raffaello was an extremely good choice.
Excellent Stay at Raffaello
My girlfriend and I stayed here for 2 night in July. We were very tired after a long night and were walking with our heavy backpacks from the train station looking for a nice, affordable hotel. After about 5 minutes of walking (to get away from the immediate Train Station area) we stumbled upon the Raffaello. We walked into the very nice lobby and were offered a double room for a price of 120 Euros/night, including breakfast. I was way too tired to try and haggle the price and I did not want to keep walking with the backpacks, so we said yes and took the room.
The front-desk man said that he was going to give us a "very nice" room, maybe because he could see we were tired and didn't haggle the price with him. When we got to our room, we had a VERY large double, with an excellent bath, along with a private balcony. We were thrilled.
The rest of our stay there was excellent. The front desk was always VERY helpful and the breakfasts were great both days. The neighborhood seemed to be very safe, and we walked EVERYWHERE in Rome. We did not take 1 bus or taxi or Metro. (We are runners though, so we are in good shape). The Roman Forum/Colloseum/Vittori Emanuel are all about 5-10 minute walk. The Vatican took us about 30 minutes to walk to. There is also a great grocery store about 5 minutes away, past the Santa Maria church, and we got food and wine for a midnight picnic on our balcony. It was fabulous.
Overall, I loved this place, and will stay here if/when I ever come back to Rome.
Rafaello was great
We found the Rafaello through Expedia, but came to Trip Advisor to find more information about it. We can definitely say that it's a great little hotel, in an excellent location, just 5 mins walk from Termini station and 10 mins walk from the Coloseum! Air conditioned, clean and comfortable, we had a lovely big clean bathroom (great shower, no bathtub) and double room and if you've got breakfast included in the price of your package, they provide a good breakfast to set you up for the day (bread, cheese, sliced ham, boiled eggs, yoghurt, tea, coffee, juice, sweet croissants, jam, cereals and fruit) . The staff speak excellent English. It's literally 2 mins walk from the Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore. Getting to the major monuments is easy! Walk down the via PanisPerna and turn left down the Via dei Serpenti and you're heading toward the Coloseum and the Foro Romano. Again, ask staff for bus routes if your feet are exhausted after a day or two of walking! We wandered around the area in the evening looking for somewhere to eat and found a few lovely little restaurants. If you're not sure where to look, ask the hotel staff where the via PanisPerna is. And if you're heading back from Rome in the evening, the bus 117 from Piazza del Popolo (service runs until 8 pm) takes you to the Via dei Serpenti. It stops outside a great gelataria 5 mins walk from the hotel!
Good price, excellent place
Booked online, confirmed by the phone: very helpfull staff. Web site pics worth of trust. Confortable, clean and large rooms (we had double) aircon, shower with Jacuzzi set.
Personnell kind and helpfull for every needs. Continental breakfast (7 to 10 am). Good location: 10 mins away from Coliseum
Great Hotel and great location
Great hotel, not the lowest priced but definitely a great place to stay at. 10 min to the train station, 10 min to the coliseum.... close to everything.
WOuld stay here again
Beautful hotel. Im giving ths 5 stars because the locaton was adequate and the price was the same. rooms were roomie. VEry nce rooms, great staff, great location... works for me.
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Great and safe location. Close to everything including Termini Station.
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It is so crowded in Rome after our quiet spots around Sicily, it seems that way. Wall to wall Chinesr doing those photos with their fingers in the air like peace signs, selfie sticks everywhere!
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An Elizabethtown man is accused of beating and attempting to strangle a woman Thursday morning at a party in Radcliff. Police say the two did not know each other.
Kristopher A. Raasch, 38, faces charges of first-degree assault and tampering with physical evidence. Bryce Shumate, spokesman for Radcliff Police Department, said the case has been turned over to detectives and the investigation is ongoing.
Sgt. Tim Cleary has served the Elizabethtown Police Department for more than three decades, working under six chiefs. Under Chief Tracy Schiller, he's seen something unique.
Quarterly, Schiller holds employee meetings during which he makes sure each platoon and unit is represented so he can hear feedback from patrol officers, Cleary said. Commanding officers are not present during these discussions.
"That's something I've never seen in my 33 years at this department," Cleary said.
Local police were on the lookout Thursday for a registered sex offender and part-time Elizabethtown resident wanted in connection to the alleged rape of a juvenile in Campbellsville, but the man turned himself in before officers located him.
Opponents of the proposed Bluegrass Pipeline gathered Thursday at Hodgenville City Hall to express their discontent. But instead of pulling out tar and feathers, the group said they must fight the pipeline's installation with information.
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A Glendale church is helping families get ready for the start of another school year.
Back to School Blast, hosted by New Horizon Baptist Fellowship, is 5-7 p.m. Sunday at the church on West Rhudes Creek Road.
The program has been in place for several years, donating various supplies to children to help them get ready for the school year.
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Leon Howlett's first attempt in the book publishing business has turned into an award-winning effort.
Howlett, of Glendale, recently was recognized for his book, "The Kentucky Bourbon Experience: A Visual Tour of Kentucky's Bourbon Distilleries."
The 2012 Gold Addy Award from the American Advertising Federation he won was for exterior and interior design of the 192-page project. He shot all the photos for the book from eight of the state's 14 distilleries. The book was published by Acclaim Press of Sikeston, Mo.
A Radcliff man faces a charge of second-degree assault after police say he struck another man with a baseball bat.
Jeremy W. Gilbert, 28, was involved in a physical altercation at 10:41 p.m. Wednesday at an Oak Ridge Drive residence when he allegedly struck a man in the face with a bat, according to a citation.
The alleged victim was transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital.
Gilbert told a Kentucky State Police trooper he was attempting to defend a woman at the residence, police said.
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Das neue Reich [The Kingdom Come], Stefan George's last volume of poetry, was first published in 1928 as volume IX of George's Collected Works. One poem, "Der Krieg" ["The War"], had been circulated in pamphlet form from 1917; three poems under the heading "Gesänge" [Cantos] from 1921; various poems had also appeared in four successive issues of the journal Blätter für die Kunst [Journal for Art] which George supervised. George's "Circle", the group of friends gathered around him, was introduced to the book at a reading when the first copies arrived from the press. A number of friends testify to …
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A second look at FOX's 'Glee'
It's going to be hard to maintain, but I like the idea of having a 2:1 ratio of reviews of "Glee" to actual episodes of "Glee" aired on FOX.
I've already read several articles from legitimate papers raving at FOX's atypical "Glee" roll-out, gushing about how the network's strategy of one month of relentless hype, followed by a one-off pilot airing post-"American Idol," followed by three more months of relentless hype, followed by two pilot encores in three nights, followed by an actual series launch had paid dividends. Those plaudits may be justified, but any celebration before Thursday morning is putting the cart before the horse. So far, FOX's strategy has yielded one airing that lost well over half of its "American Idol" lead-in and two additional pilot airings that have cumulatively drawn another 6.7 million.
That's not bad, by the way. It's pretty great, in fact, to be able to draw 4.1 million for a pilot that's already aired once and been available for viewing on the Internet for months and then to draw another 2.58 million for the same pilot two days later? Well, I don't need to tell "Dollhouse" fans how much trouble FOX has had drawing viewers to the Friday 9 p.m. hour.
Those numbers reflect a dedicated (perhaps even fanatical) core, but the true expression of mainstream, crossover success won't be measurable until after "Glee" returns on Wednesday, Sept. 9. Or maybe it won't be measurable until September 23, when "Glee" has to go head-to-head with ABC's excellent "Modern Family," CBS' significantly-less-excellent "Criminal Minds" and NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."
Currently unmeasured is a different condition that I'm already dubbing "Glee" Fatigue Syndrome, which comes from watching the same advertisements and the same clip packages and hearing the same one-liners for an entire summer.
The best cure for "Glee" Fatigue Syndrome may be new episodes of "Glee," though if the pilot already caused Irritable "Glee" Syndrome, perhaps they're best avoided.
[Some extended thoughts on the new "Glee" -- I've seen Two and Four -- episodes after the break...]
As regular readers will recall, I wasn't a huge fan of the "Glee" pilot.
I wrote, "At times, "Glee" feels like the 'Hang In There' Cat poster of TV shows, it's so full of happy energy. As [Lea Michele's] Rachel says, 'There's nothing ironic about show choir!'"
And I didn't mean that as a compliment. The "Glee" pilot struck me as aggressively, cloyingly, unrelentingly peppy.
I also wrote, "I've already be accused of being heartless on multiple occasions for not falling instantly under its sway. I respect its aspirations and its ideology and have no objections to breaking out in song periodically myself. It was, for me at least, too much of a good thing. It didn't leave me wishing for another episode, but yearning for a nap, for a cold shower, for a sedative. It exhausted me with its glee."
So it's here that I step back and say that I've also seen the season's second and fourth episodes and...
Well, I'm still not sold, but I'm getting closer.
Because I've already written a formal review, I'm just gonna go through some bullet-point thoughts on the additional early episodes I've seen:
*** There are still tonal problems where co-creator Ryan Murphy's desire to be subversive runs up against what was, at one point, presented as a show the whole family could watch together. Half of the things Jane Lynch's Sue says would probably outrage Conservative America, if folks paused and actually paid attention to what she just uttered. It's something amazing about Lynch's comic delivery that she can detonate little dialogue bombs and clear up the rubble before the next person can speak. Parents are less likely to be able to miss the running joke about premature ejaculation in the second episode. Murphy combined this sort of coarseness and sweetness on The WB's "Popular," but if "Glee" restricts itself to the "Popular" audience, it'll be gone after January. I'm not positively or negatively evaluating on this point, merely observing. The show wants to be Universal and For Everybody, but I'm feeling a darker vein that would probably amuse me more flowing underneath.
*** Lea Michele cannot straddle the line between appealing and annoying forever. It just isn't possible. Through three episodes, she's right there, sometimes weebling to one side, other times wobbling to the other. Obviously when she sings, all is forgiven, but there's only so much chirping I'm going to be able to tolerate.
*** I found Jessalyn Gilsig's Terri to be a brittle harpy in the premiere, but after watching two more episodes, I was much more appreciative of the little comic grace notes she gives the performance. In addition, Terri is, like Sue, a character who can get away with saying anything, which is always entertaining. I'm not implying that I'm ever going to start rooting for for Terri, not with Jayma Mays' wide-eyed Emma as the alternative, but Gilsig is building something compelling. [Read my interview with Gilsig, who goes into depth on Terri's motivations and thought process.]
*** Speaking of compelling, Chris Colfer absolutely owns Episode Four, titled "Preggers." But it isn't only Colfer's Kurt who makes the episode. As Kurt's dad, Mike O'Malley actually moved me a little. Yes, I said it. "Yes, Dear" star Mike O'Malley moved me. That's a pretty remarkable sentence, one I never guessed I'd write.
*** And speaking of "Preggers," two words of comic gold: Sue's Corner. "Glee" continues to make better use of Jane Lynch than "Party Down" ever did (I know I'm in the minority opinion there), so while I'll miss her on that show (and while Megan Mullally's addition to the cast does nothing for me), this feels like a better home.
*** I saved this for last, even though it's my biggest qualm, because for some readers, it's going to sound like the stupidest statement ever uttered: I don't *get* the musical numbers.
Yikes. I'll just pause and let you throw things. I'll try to explain myself and you can just ignore the explanation and yell at me.
Problem 1: The "Rehab" number performed by the championship team in the premiere was a group performance and a full ensemble presentation. They sang together, danced together and complimented each other. Nearly everything our heros have done thus far seems to just be a glorified solo. An acknowledgement of that fact has been built into the plot, with Will attempting to give meatier parts to people other than Rachel, but it doesn't change the fact that my perception of glee club and chorus is based on a good deal more collaboration, rather than just a bunch of showcase songs. That could be a "me" problem.
Problem 2: Everything is over-produced. The actors are all doing their own singing. I know that, because it's part of the gimmick of the show. But the vocals and music have all been so sweetened in post-production that there's an unnecessary disconnect between the stars and the melodies. Something dirtier and rougher might allow me to better appreciate just how good these kids are. Then you can pretty it up for the soundtrack and the iTunes downloads.
Problem 3: Perhaps because of Problem 2, the quality of the different performances seems to be uniform. But sometimes aren't the kids supposed to be, um, less good? For example, I kind of hated the version of "Push It" that they do at the school assembly in the third episode and not because I found it disturbing or depraved. I just thought it was poorly arranged and silly, a big reach that they didn't really pull off. But the show never allows for the possibility that, despite only a day or two's rehearsal, the kids are anything less than awesome. Also, "Push It" is yet another performance that Will had nothing to do with. So far, he's the hero of the show, but he's dead weight as a glee club coach.
Problem 4: In the three episodes I've seen, every performance but one has been explained within the structure of the show (i.e. they're a glee club and they're trying out possible performances, or somebody is practicing a routine and filming themselves), but then at the end of the second episode, you have Rachel doing the traditional musical "I have something I can't say, so I'm singing it" moments, where she's singing to a mirror or a hallway and nobody sees her singing. I have *no* problems with that being a direction the show wants to go. It just shouldn't be something that happens once, arbitrarily. Make rules and live by them.
*** This is an unrelated note, but the fate of "Glee" may be in the hands of FOX's attempt to rush "So You Think You Can Dance" back to air only a month after the most recent finale. While FOX has had success with rushing "Hell's Kitchen" episodes onto the air one-after-another, NBC's attempts to do something similar with "Last Comic Standing" essentially killed that show as a viable ratings performer. Personally, I'll be perfectly happy to have Cat Deeley and company back on Wednesday night, but I'm not really hungry for their return. How will "Dance" do against regular season competition? And will it boost or detract from "Glee"? We'll have our first inkling on Thursday morning when the ratings come in.
"Glee" returns to FOX on Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 9 p.m.