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We clean up after ourselves and are very easy going. Both working full-time just looking to save for future travels.
Hello I'm Maddy and moving to the Surf Coast for a teaching job. I love the outdoors, camping and cooking. I'm an easy going, respectful and clean housemate and enjoy banter. I'd like to move into a house with others (would be a bonus if you have a dog) and happy to start a new share house. I'm looking for long term as I will be working for all of 2017.
Easy going, tidy, social but keep to myself, punctual and reliable with payments, love movies and games. I am born and raised in OG and work part-time locally :)
Law student. Have to move to Geelong to finish my course. Looking for a housemate or two. I have a cat. Anything within a 15 minute drive to the waterfront campus would be good. Looking to move in February.
I'm a school teacher who is looking to move back to Vic after three years in Darwin. I love making things so I hope there is a shed for me to put my workbench and tools. I have a well trained, medium sized dog named Laksa who is no trouble at all, she just needs a little bit of space out the back. Hoping to be near the beach so I can take Laksa for walks and learn to surf. Not looking for a party house but love a glass of wine, a good chat, board games and just fun in general really...
I am a part time nanny, currently living with my parents. I want to start studying visual arts next year. I am neat and tidy and most of the time on my own mission. I love getting creative and exploring and finding somethinv new.
Work in ocean grove, looking for a abit of a sea change. Easy going, reliable and live a busy lifestyle. Have a friendly well behaved, house trained poodle.
I'm a natural therapist who enjoys the outdoors. Yoga ,cycling and swimming. I enjoy cooking good food and keeping a clean house . Easy to get along with and respect others space . I'm not after a party house .
I am currently living in Barwon Heads and need to relocate at the beginning of December. I am working full time and enjoy living close to the beach whilst having the opportunity to stay active. I am looking for a rental for approx 6 months to start with, preferably my own bathroom however I am flexible. I am respectable to others, their home and their privacy, I enjoy quiet time but also like to have a drink with friends.
I'm a 28 year old professional who enjoys both social interaction with a couple quiet beers along with own space for study. I am tidy, respectful and easy going. I have just moved to the area from Adelaide to work as a pilot.
Hello, I'm a friendly guy I have many great values and a few fun hobbies. I'm clean and polite, pay on time every-time. Can be very social and also likes mindfulness. Can keep to myself easily, is not loud. Will have a cuppa and a chat, loves the paleo diet and can mix it but avoids sugar. Can create a interesting time or a quiet one.
I'm looking for a place / room to rent in Torquay over the summer, for at least three months. Happy to sign on to a lease if required, split bills etc. Close to the beach would be ideal. I'm pretty easy-going about things.
Hi, my name's Eva and I'm from Finland! I've been in Australia for a little bit over a year now and am looking to move somewhere along the surf coast area. I love music, the outdoors, good food and company! (really wanting to get into surfing!) I'm very social, easy to get along with, tidy and respectful towards other people. I'm going to Europe for a little bit over a month at the start of December, but then coming back to Australia in half way through January. I would like to get all the living things sorted before I go as when I come back I start school again. Looking forward to hearing from you!
My boyfriend and I are looking for a room, or teamups for a rental property. We are both in our mid 20's. Love the outdoor lifestyle - surf, nature, camping. We've recently moved to the area from SA and don't know many people. It would be great to share a space with someone, or a group of people with a similar vibe, who we can have a beer with at the end of the day. We have a small dog with us. Koolie x kelpie. Shes really chill around the home and happy living outdoors. I take her to work with me most days and she comes with us whenever we go anywhere. If you would like to share a space and a wave with us, we would like to hear from you! Britt and Thor
Moving to Geelong in mid January from Sydney. Just beginning to scope out accomodation options available in the area. Will be studying at the Deakin university Waurn ponds campus. Generally chill. Keen for a veggie patch if possible!
I'm really neat and tidy. Respect mutual living space. Love to have fun but respect also liking your own space ect. I have 1 little dog who I need to bring with me. Thank you :)
Thoughtful, tidy/clean, easy to get along with and friendly. I work in disability. I enjoy a chat but am respectful of other peoples space. I used to volunteer with the Friends of Buckley's Falls for many years, and loved whenever the Flame Robin was spotted. Hence the picture.
I'm easy to get along with , have a sense of humour. I'm 25 still living at home. I'm currently unemployed, but I am trying to start up my own home business in spray tanning. Currently living in Herne hill. I also have a cat that I will take with me to the New house! :)
Hi, I'm Shaun, I'm 23 and I'm a graduate from the New York Film Academy looking to move down to the Melbourne area in the coming months! I'm a generally easygoing, clean, respectable person with an extreme interest in movies. I'm hoping to move down south with the goal in mind that I will be entering the local film industry in Victoria. I am also incredibly quiet to live with and you wouldn't know that I'm there most of the time. In my spare time I like to write, talk with friends on Skype and play videogames. So I can keep to myself whenever needed easily enough. I can cook most basic meals so food will never be a problem and I can definitely keep the house/my room incredibly tidy as well, I was raised in an extremely clean household and that carries over to whenever I go anywhere. Currently would be unemployed during the move but I am actively seeking work locally in the meantime. If I sound like I'm the kind of person you want to live with, don't hesitate to contact me and if you are looking for someone to move down sooner than the date I've given I am incredibly flexible in that regard as well!
Hey, I'm Cassie. Currently living in Melbourne, but commuting to Geelong everyday for work, so I'd like to move closer! I would prefer to live with at least 1 other female roommate, or a couple. I'm pretty laid-back, like having a quiet night in, watching TV and having a drink & chat. Also don't mind a bit of fun on the weekends. I'll likely be in Melbourne every other weekend or so. Open to a 'team-up' and find a new place too :)
Easy going guy and respect others. Just wanna find a place to call home. Looking long term as well.
Hi Guys, I am currently living in Geelong at present and am looking to move closer to Melbourne towards the end of this year. I am very responsible and a considerate person. Respectful of others and their privacy. I'm not looking for a party place, but I do enjoy socialising with a quiet beverage every now and again. I love my soccer, and am looking to get back in to playing again. Always looking to make new friends to hang out with ! I am looking to share a house with 4 Bedrooms, preferably in a quiet area or near the CBD. Also, somewhere that is near to public transport. Can pay up-to $250 including bills. I'm also interested in teaming up with other people to start a lease with. So, if you'd like to have me as a roomie, let me know. Am happy to share with people of all ages. Please message me if you're interested in having a chat. I look forward to hearing from you. :)
I am a student working part-time. Here from Zimbabwe so have lots of interesting stories.
I'm an interesting, vibrant person wanting to stay somewhere close to where I teach Monday to Friday and return to my home on weekends and during school holidays. I'm married with five grown up children (youngest is twenty-five). I'm active and enjoy my sports. I support Carlton, but don't hold that against me? I work hard and require somewhere to relax after a hard days work. I'm quiet, clean and responsible. Kev
I am quiet person who respect others' privacy and would like to live in a quiet place. I am either working, sleeping, watching tv or reading in my room. Therefore, I expect a house with no drama at all. I do not expect to have many visitors, and should I have any, then he/she will abide with behavior require in the house.
Hi, My Name is Ladan. I am living close to SL and I am looking for a room for my parents who will arrive Melbourne early December as I do not have extra room for sleeping. But they will spend more time with me especially during the day. They are quiet,polite , easy going ,clean , and off course still young heart. They will stay for 3 months.Mom is cooking if she cook food in your place and per our culture dad is really respective to women rights and privacy. We are from Iran. If you are interested please let me know. Thank you, Ladan
Looking for a stable house
Hello.My name is Daniel.Iam 42 yrs of age .I work full time.very friendly and easy going.l am respectfull of others.I like to go out occasionally with friends.i am clean and tidy when it comes to a house.
The following reference sums me up: I, Frances ________, (having previously lived with him for at least 25 years) can attest to the fact, as a housemate, MICHAEL is the following: 1. A very responsible person who is never late to pay his bills (rent / utilities, etc). 2. An excellent cook (who always cleans up after himself) !!! 3. Is always neat and tidy and is very handy with a vacuum cleaner and a mop. 4. Is a quiet and non-argumentative person, always eager to please and keep the peace. 5. All round, a very NICE and pleasant person, who would be an asset to any household !!!
Love to be around with lively peoples.
Hello, My name is Cameron, I work full time as a restaurant manager, I am also a full time student studying Law/ business management. I may not be rolling in free time, but I do still like to be a social person, I am normally at the gym most nights, and on my days off like to head out of a drink and dinner, or head to the beach. I am a chef by trade so i do like to cook at home also. I have been living with my family for my whole life, the time has come to move out, but no words can really explain who I am as a person, but to sum it up, I am hard working, clean, and fun. I have strong political views, and love to have a chat about world affairs, but saying that I can respect views that are not the same as my own. I look forward to chatting it you. P.S I love to watch sport, I am a kiwi by birth, and a massive New York Ranagers fan (NHL)
A bit about me I am a Head chef at The Park Hotel in Werribee. I am currently living in the city but the commute is killing me slowly. I am looking for something local. I am very clean and tidy, social and very good at cooking. I am a non-smoker, I have no pets and I am rarely home during the day because of work. I usually work from Wednesday to Sunday. Monday and Tuesday I am usually out exploring this great city. Best Regards, Naveed The chef from Denmark! :)
I'm a quiet and clean person. I generally keep to myself but at the same time I dont mind an occasional chat with my housemate. I like to cook and watch movies. I'm a casual hospitality worker. My hours tend to vary each week.
I'm a 25 year old construction engineer,I'm very easy going very easy to talk looking to move in with someone around my age who's similar in the easy going aspect I'm clean and restpectful and reliable
Hi ... I'm vegan, lead very healthy lifestyle, practice meditation/spirituality, like balance in life, dancing/singing/music and looking to share with one other only, a mature,positive housemate on similar journey. I like my house environment clean, tidy, peaceful quiet and relaxed. I enjoy my space, but also enjoy a laugh or good conversation with my housemate. My future housemate must also like a similar home environment, but no party animals thanks as that stage of my life is long gone :). Only looking to share with one other. My new home will also have to be close to public transport, gym,shops etc as I don't have a vehicle. I need unfurnished room, as have my own bedroom furniture. Prefer master room with ensuite, and as I have a lot of girly stuff a walk in wardrobe would be ideal :) I'm currently living in a share house in Sanctuary Lakes, and prefer to find something in same area. Send me a msg on here, if my profile is what you are also looking for, and we'll go from there .. Regards Tracey :)
Hi guys! My name Monique I'm 21 years of age, and am looking for somewhere to move into! preferably in neighbourhoods listed. Unfortunately as of the end of January my carers (family)ive lived with since 14 have decided its no longer in the best interests to have me living with them. So I'm looking for a place asap. I'm fun,bright,bubbly girl with one wonderful quiet, tranquil cat named alli who just loves to sleep, eat and sleep again. I'm also very private aswell so can understand the need for privacy and quiet. Right now I'm on the disability pension due to a chronic illness, but I am in the middle of looking for a job and will hopefully be studying in the new year. I'm respectful of public spaces in the house, so will always keep them tidy. I also happy to have visitors over, but I'm not a house party girl I do like my sleep in the evenings, that isn't to say I'm not up for a wine/cider on weekends with a few chill friends. Don't mind on gender but would prefer to be at least one other female party in the house. Please if you know or are interested at all give me a shout! Thanks guys!
Currently studying architecture at Deakin University in Geelong. I do my best to socialise with people to have a good interaction and have a good surrounding. Am someone that like to party when possible but also like to chill. Am tidy, would be working mostly in my room even if its messy a little for a week ill end up putting order. Ill help as much as i can.
Hi there! My names jasmine and im 20! Im extremely clean, not like that person who says they're clean and cant even wash the dishes, if ya know what i mean. I love a good chat as much as i like my privacy and quiet time. Im very helpful around the house and im very reliable when it comes to rent and bill payments. Im an artist and enjoy being surrounded by encouraging, passionate humans who enjoy the life they've been given. And i have an awesome little dog, oscar! Hes a small maltese x. And dont fear hes clean and has his monthly flea and worm treatments. Hes also toilet trained and very well behaved and i promise you will fall in love with him. He is an inside dog and will not be able to stay outside when no one is home. Unfortunately i current dont have a job but am positive i will before my moving date which is the 6th of jan. Although i am very flexible with any move date after getting a job. So moving could be earlier
master bed room
Clean tidy repectful
Hi potential housemates! My name is Tamsyn.Or, just Tammy for short. I'm a 21 year old full time animal studies student, currently working 2 jobs in the city. Living out of home for a while now, I understand the ins and outs of share housing. I am respective of others' space. I keep my things tidy and clean, plus I don't mind helping others out around the house with chores ect. I have always payed bills and rent on time with no dramas with a steady income. The best way to describe me: I am and little shy at first but when I come out of my shell, I love to chat and make new friends. I love cooking and baking (however I may or may not be terrible at it) I'm not a party animal, I'm generally quiet and keep to myself, however I don't mind going out with my friends on the special occasion (and even then that's if I'm not working since I work weekends lol #hospolife) Usually most nights you'll catch me reading a good book, binging on a bit of netflix or playing some Xbox. I also like to keep fit by going to kickboxing with my partner once a week I work in both a bakery and a bottle shop so sometimes I bring home goodies 😉 if that doesn't convince you I'm not sure what will! 😁 I am a non smoker and have no pets (however I do love animals) and definitely not into drugs whatsoever. I am looking to complete my diploma next year 😊🐶 busy busy busy! I am looking for somewhere preferably in the western suburbs as I've grown up my entire life around the west, however due to work, I don't mind the possibility of other surrounding suburbs. whatever can get me to flinders street easy and I'm happy! Ideally I am looking for flatmates that are of similar age to myself, 18 - 30 ish who are like minded, friendly and respectful. I am looking for a private room with a BIR, and, by a stretch, private bathroom. However I'm not fussy at all about having to share a bathroom 😛 Anyways if my long paragraph didn't scare you away and you think I'd make a rad housemate, please feel free to send me a message ☺ Please do not call or text me on my mobile, message me through flatmates, I am (almost) always monitoring my account so I'll get back to you asap.
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Quiet mature couple, neat and tidy, reliable, non smokers non drinkers non druggers non religious crankers, have jobs and a small malteze shiztzu dog.
Hi, my name is Blaise and I am 19 years of age and full tim student. I recently moved to the city of Melbourne and looking to relocate in point cook. A part from paying paying on time, I'm also an easy going person, clean person at all times and very friendly and easy to get along with.
I work full-time in the veterinary industry. I am clean, tidy, easy-going and respectful. I keep myself busy most of the time but enjoy a chat at the end of the day. If I sound suitable for your place, please get in contact with me!
I'm a nurse working full time. Im looking for a furnished room with own bathroom for approx 6 months while I'm building my own house. I'm clean & tidy, love meeting new people but also enjoy my quiet time. I can supply references if required.
I am very quiet and enjoy living in a peaceful and respectful environment. Am social, but enjoy time on my own as well. Prefer no pets indoors, and prefer non smokers.
I'm a very clean and respectful person, I clean up after myself and also others. I do smoke but intend on quitting, and I never ever smoke inside the house. I have a car, so a car space/parking proffered. I love animals. I most probably will hardly be home as I work during the days and at nights I generally am busy with rehearsals and gigs or other jobs. I do enjoy a good conversation and I respect other people's privacy as well as personal space. I do hang out with my friends a lot/dance crew as they're my only form of family here. Very friendly and outgoing person also. That's just a quick jist of things, any questions please shoot me a message!
I am a very clean and tidy person always generally carrying out periodical cleaning. I work as a massage therapist, predominantly mobile work but also have some clients at home. I am seeking to buddy up with some like minded people who would be willing to go into an equal arrangement on a lease. I would love a 4 bedroom three bathroom property that is fairly new. I have a pet samoyed who is almost 15 and loves attention I am a very friendly easy going person who has just finished three years of 'back to school' so am ready to enter the real world again with no school committments. I currently live in a share situation however i am a little adverse to landlords or primary lease holders hiding agreements from you and treating you like a servant. And lets face it i have outgrown this place with respect to requirements. I want to establish a happy harmonious network were we all get along and possibly become life long friends. No issues about who pays for what its all equal despite having gone away and not being there. I would think that if you have a pet and go away i could get my housemates to look after it. This is not an issue with me. I generally love animals but not a zoo! I am generally a person who will bend over back ward for you but if that respect if broken you have lost a friend for life. Forgiveness and forget is not the approach for me. I am looking for at least another person, i would prefer we all had our own bathrooms and my budget can go higher for the right place. Im looking for at least a year at present before i purchase my own place again. If this sounds like the sort of person you would like to live with then please message me,we can go house hunting together. Infact, i have identified a beautiful 4 bed 3 bath property in williams landing i am ready to apply for however it would be good if the potential new you could inspect it too. Open this saturday 3rd December 2016
Friendly, clean and can cook/bake 😊
Im nice, friendly and clean. Rent will be paid on time.
What makes me great to live with is that Iam genuine and easy going and Iam studying full time at Footscray Vic Uni
love to keep everything clean, easygoing, friendly, pays on time or earlier sometimes.
Easy going couple, looking out for a great place to stay!
I am easy to live with and I love pets
I work full time and have two lovely Groodles that are house trained and well behaved. I enjoy keeping fit and instruct part time. I enjoy eating out, being outdoors and watching movies.
Easy going, super clean and responsible


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Poet, Teacher, Writer, Editor
Welcome to my web site. In various capacities, I'm a poet, teacher, writer, and editor based in western Wisconsin near the Twin Cities. My work is strongly rooted here, so in my poems you'll meet some of the people, animals, birds, flowers, and trees I encounter day to day, not least the wonderfully named kinnickinnic, or red osier dogwood or red willow, so plentiful in these parts. I like the symbolism of kinnickinnic, so ready to root from a cutting that the Indians saw it as an emblem of resurrection.
I've kept this site simple for easy navigation. "About" will fill you in on a little biographical background. "Poems" showcases a few poems with which I've been particularly happy over the years. I'm using the "Blog" section to air occasional essays on literature, culture, and current affairs. "Publications" provides a brief bibliography of my published work. "Contact" tells you how to get in touch with me. (I always welcome comments by readers, not to mention invitations to read or teach.) And this home page does double duty as a calendar for upcoming events. I hope you'll have as enjoyable a time glancing around this site as I've had putting it together.
Fall Class Offerings at the Loft Literary Center:
The Voice of the Heart (12 weeks)
Thursdays, 6 - 8 p.m., September 22 - December 15
If poetry is essentially a communication from the heart of one human being to another, how can we keep the heart in our poems without sentimentality or cliché? This class encourages poets at any level of development to bring more emotional honesty and openness into their poems. Drawing on new and old metaphors of the heart, we'll attempt to balance emotion and thought in our work, locating the most powerful areas of feeling in our lives to create poems of intensity and depth. Along the way we'll explore the poetry of childhood and home place, the elegy and the love poem, dream poems, and poems that embrace the overlapping worlds of nature and human community. We'll also look at the role played by language in expressing the "thought of the heart." Sessions include lectures and group discussion of work by Jane Hirshfield, Pablo Neruda, William Stafford, Marily Nelson, and other master poets. This is a generative rather than an analytical course, with in-class writing exercises to widen our expressive range. The instructor will give written feedback on up to six poems per student. Small copy fee.
For more information or to register: 612/215-2575 or https://www.loft.org/shop/product_detail/2/classes/473/the_voice_of_the_heart/
Saturday, October 15, 1 - 5 p.m.
The very brief poem is ideal for those who want to capture essences, or the immediate flavor of some moment of living or flash of insight. It is the poem of instant immersion in one's subject, with no preamble and no sequel. It can also be the poem of piquant observation of life's little ironies. It also has sometimes been employed as a conveyor of aphorism or wisdom. In this workshop we'll explore all of these aspects of the very brief poem and more, beginning with the masters of Japanese forms such as the haiku and tanka and following their influence into the Western poetry of the past hundred years, especially prominent in the Imagists of the early twentieth century. We'll consider the intricacies of bringing these forms into contemporary American language while looking at a range of international poets who've adapted the very brief poem to their personal styles. This wide-ranging workshop will include great Eastern poets like Issa and Basho as well as Western poets as diverse as Jane Hirshfield and Ezra Pound. Writing exercises will feature forms both Eastern and Western, including renga (linked verse) and the cinquain. Small copy fee.
For more information or to register: 612/215-2575 or https://www.loft.org/shop/product_detail/2/classes/513/unlocking_the_very_brief_poem_east_and_west/
Read what some advance readers of this new collection have written:
Thomas R. Smith's new collection, The Glory, serves many glories--those of the natural world, of the American democratic dream, and of various individuals who do us all credit. Yet, while remaining celebratory, Smith always looks unblinkingly at human history, "the thuggishness of ourselves," reminding us how we are "gravely / and fairly judged" by the wild creatures who encounter us warily. While ranging from the micro -- an "insect hum" -- to the macro -- "the spill of the Milky Way" -- and in between invoking such icons as Woody Guthrie, Rachel Carson, and Nelson Mandela, Smith always exemplifies Simone Weil's claim that paying attention is the highest form of prayer -- his steady and reverent attentiveness to the world in which he finds himself is the armature of this book. And attention includes engagement: the Sixties play a role here as background for poems of contemporary civic activism that confirm the personal as political and vice-versa. When Smith compares the sun's rising to the birth of a child and wonders "what gift" to bring him, the reader knows the gift has already been delivered, Smith's poetry itself. Like the "music-house" for shelter one poem speaks of, Smith offers us for shelter his poetry-house, solidly built, roomy, and full of treasures.
--Philip Dacey, author of Church of the Adagio
This substantial, wide-ranging book is an inspiration and a glory. The boy who carried the news to the sick, the housebound and the lonely was the messenger Mercury, his wings a single-speed Schwinn bike. In his maturity Smith brings that life-saving news to us that can only be found in poetry. The intervening years have done their work well in him: "I am better for living," he writes, having discovered the reverence youth had kept hidden from himself in his heart. Over and over in these poems we discover with Smith one version and then another of that reverence. We are made aware in them, too, of those years of development that were the chrysalis "in which he surrenders / to the mysterious fluidity by which / creatures weary of creeping form their wings." In this collection Smith has fully taken wing.
--Joe Paddock, author of Circle of Stones
These poems are the salt of the earth -- they come from pure, simple roots, natural-born and straight-shooting. Thomas R. Smith is a grown-up, in-your-face, deeply tender poet who is not afraid to sing of his reverence and love for family, friends, and country -- not afraid to express his kinship with animals, insects and plants -- and not afraid to write about political, cultural and environmental figures, naming both heroes and villains, enemies and compatriots. Smith moves from early memories of life in a small Midwestern town through decades of seeking, losing, and finding purpose and meaning in his life. He accepts and also resists defeat, the sad song that underlies many of the dreams he cherished as a younger man. He ultimately succeeds in his efforts to "embrace every sunset given us" as he faces both the tragic truth and glory of existence.
--Freya Manfred, author of Speak, Mother
You can order The Glory and other books by Thomas R. Smith from Red Dragonfly Press at this address: www.reddragonflypress.org/smith.html


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Mozart Hotel Rome, Rome
- Free buffet breakfast and WiFi
Main amenities
- 56 smoke-free guestrooms
- Rooftop terrace
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Library
- Computer station
- Lobby fireplace
- Front desk safe
- Laundry service
- Concierge services
For families
- Private bathroom
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- Elevator/lift
- Minibar
What's around
- In Rome Historic Centre
- Spanish Steps (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Roman Forum (1.1 mi / 1.8 km)
- St. Peter's Basilica (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Pantheon (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- Trevi Fountain (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
Mozart Hotel Rome, Rome
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
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Excellent 4.3 /5 from 240 reviews
Very nice staff. Good location. Room small. Bathrom big!!
The hotel was great for our needs. Breakfast was a terrific bonus. I wish the pillows and shower were larger, but this is Europe.
My sister and I were at the hotel for a short visit to Rome after a week in Sicily. Other family members were in a nearby apartment. All the staff members at the Mozart were helpful and friendly: the receptionist who signed us in, the assistant who escorted us to our room (in a building separate from the main hotel and lobby), the people who checked us out and arranged a boxed breakfast because of our early departure. Let me also mention that the regular breakfast was good food, ample and varied. We booked this hotel because of its proximity to the Borghese Gallery, a manageable walk away, and to our relatives' nearby apartment. We benefited in addition by being near the Corso, so full of life and restaurants. And I won't forget the next door gelato shop.
It is amazing hotel, very convenient location.
Great Hotel! Loved the decor, breakfast, and roof top restaurant! Great friendly staff as well.
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- 4 bone-in center-cut pork chops (1 inch thick; about 10 ounces each)
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- 1/3 cup roughly chopped pecans
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 large head red cabbage, shredded (about 4 cups)
- 1/3 cup dried cranberries
- 1 pear, chopped
- 2 scallions, chopped
- 3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
Season the pork chops all over with the paprika, thyme, 3/4 teaspoon salt and a few grinds of pepper; set aside. Toast the pecans in a large dry skillet over medium heat, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes; transfer to a small bowl.
Heat the olive oil in the skillet. Add the pork chops and cook until well browned, about 6 minutes per side (a thermometer inserted sideways into the center should register 145 degrees F). Remove to a large plate and let rest.
Add the cabbage to the skillet and cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly wilted, 1 to 2 minutes; remove from the heat. Add the dried cranberries, pear, scallions, vinegar and toasted pecans. Season with salt and pepper and toss to coat. Serve the pork chops with the slaw.
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At the end of each fatal match, stretcher bearers hustled out on the floor of the arena to collect the fallen gladiator and carry his body to a nearby morgue, or spoliarium. There officials slit the man's throat to ensure that he was truly dead: Roman bettors despised fixed matches..........
As studies of epitaphs show, skilled gladiators rarely survived more than 10 matches, dying on average at the age of 27.
Again, that would be the "playoffs". However, there were a LOT of venues in the Roman Empire, so I imagine that fatalities out in the "'nabes" would either be local boys who wanted to fight each other; or who wanted a crack at "the big time", against a professional gladiator; or condemned prisoners.
But once you hit the major cities, or Rome itself, things got a lot more complicated. You had animal fights, and human-animal fights, battle re-enactments (including the possibility of naval battles with the coliseum flooded!), fighting executions, races, etc.
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Death by China Reviews
Brent Simon
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Shared Darkness
November 1, 2012
Manic and scattershot, Death by China is too overheated to impart its case with surgical precision. It feels, by God, but also overwhelms. Ergo, barely a recommendation.
Full Review | Original Score: B-
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Tom Long
Detroit News
Detroit News
September 21, 2012
It sure makes you want to buy American. Assuming you can find anything American to buy.
Full Review | Original Score: B
Jay Antani
Paste Magazine
Paste Magazine
August 17, 2012
As a wake-up call... Navarro scores points.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Top Critic
Ronnie Scheib
August 17, 2012
One need not fully subscribe to Peter Navarro's demonization to appreciate his lucid wake-up call to the imminent dangers of the huge U.S.-China trade imbalance and its disastrous impact on the American economy.
Philip Martin
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
October 10, 2012
...unabashed agitative propaganda in the style of Michael Moore. It's selective in its facts, and it doesn't really engage its putative audience as adults, opting instead for cutesy graphics.
Full Review | Original Score: 80/100
Top Critic
V.A. Musetto
New York Post
New York Post
August 24, 2012
It would make a nice TV infomercial, but certainly doesn't deserve a big-screen release.
Full Review | Original Score: 1/4
Top Critic
Neil Genzlinger
New York Times
New York Times
August 23, 2012
It is ... unabashedly one-sided and is short on solutions, other than the usual "Call your Congressional representatives."
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
Top Critic
Scott Tobias
AV Club
AV Club
August 23, 2012
[A] rabid piece of agitprop, which swamps a number of legitimate arguments against the current trade arrangement between the U.S. and China with the strident brushstrokes of a bad editorial cartoon.
Full Review | Original Score: D+
Doris Toumarkine
Film Journal International
Film Journal International
August 20, 2012
Angry, fatally biased but watchable documentary ranting at China for its transgressions and damage done to the U.S. economy cries out for second opinions from other corners besides those damning.
Nick Schager
Slant Magazine
Slant Magazine
August 19, 2012
Further confirmation that agitprop documentaries have become wedded to a template that undermines their very arguments.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
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John DeFore
Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter
August 16, 2012
Doc offers plenty of good reasons to worry about China, but is astonishingly heavy-handed.
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Andrew Schenker
Village Voice
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August 14, 2012
The bulk of the film contains as much hysterical rhetoric as sober analysis.


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This Calls For a Celebration
In the midst of the Blue Jays 13-1 romping over the Kansas City Royals, something magical happened to one player in particular.
We've all been eagerly anticipating this event since the beginning of the season, but with his three hits last night, Aaron Hill climbed above the Mendoza Line for the first time since May 9th.
It may have taken 56 games for Hill to break the .200 plateau once again, and hopefully he can keep his head above that mark for the duration of the season.
In the meantime, let's bask in the glory and enjoy this Al Gore-sized celebration.
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A diluted bleach solution should do the trick.
I have used bleach / Bam / bicarb & nothing worked. ....just cleaned my Juicer with Cooking oil. Magic. It looks new again. Thanks.
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The Republican Debate: What we know now?
There is no doubt that the latest republican debate was very interesting, full of good points but also some needless bickering from sound bite expert Donald Trump.
Obamas Job May Be Linked to Yours
It's an old adage in politics that people vote with their back pockets. President Obama chose to gamble his Presidency as well as the nation's overall health on a different political theory; a theory that suggests that, like FDR of old, a president and his party can buy the loyalties of the poor with money taken from the rich, thereby shifting the electorate in their direction. In a few short months, we will all see the results of that gamble. The current outlook, however, reveals a bleak picture for the President and the Democrats and it seems to suggest that the gamble will fail.
The gamble began when President Obama took office. In the early months of his presidency, Obama bypassed all business-friendly means of stabilizing the economy and pursued a social justice agenda that assumes that if one punishes the rich, good karma would fix all of the ailments of the nation. It was a bold gamble that required the American economy to be resilient enough to withstand the turbulent transition to a social-welfare state and also assumed that the Feds could borrow and print enough money to buy the loyalties of the masses with unemployment benefits and welfare programs while his economic team dismantled the free market structure. It was indeed a gamble, but could it work?
It's a strategy that would make Machiavelli glow with pride and it has been the basis of the secular-humanist agenda of the Democratic Party for a generation, this Obama plan; which is to give Americans a taste of easy government benefits purchased with borrowed money so there seems to be no pain attached to the policy. As people become dependent on the government, and the money runs out, the liberal elites can begin to absorb and control the wealth of the nation, using taxes on the wealthy as the conduit. (Watch for my upcoming article "Obama, Karma and the Protestant Ethic") Economic emergency is the fire that allows left-leaning revolutionaries to unite the people against the wealthy class and is designed to conform the people to the ideals of communal ownership of wealth and property. The key Machiavellian element is in the President's careful condemnation of the Wealthy and of Wall Street as the cause of our suffering. This economic crisis began with the Democrats' Community Redevelopment Act of 1977 which gave loans to unqualified home-buyers under the auspices of helping the poor. The program was dramatically expanded under Bill Clinton and continued under Bush 43. When the poor could not make the mortgage payments, the housing market collapsed into chaos. Machiavelli would be proud each time our president makes an emotional appeal to uninformed voters, angrily asserting that the economic collapse of 2007 occurred because the rich didn't pay enough taxes. That's bold.
As the economy continues to struggle, our Federal Government regularly releases unemployment numbers that suggest that the job market is improving, giving the President the necessary cover to claim that he has created jobs. Of course, the numbers are drastically adjusted. The unemployment numbers are in fact not based on unemployment at all, they're based on the number of people making claims for federal unemployment benefits. A Boston.com article sites a study by The Center for Labor Market Studies that shows 5.4 million workers have left the job market since Obama took office (citation). This type of misdirection is part of the gamble the Liberals have made. The political movers in Washington are betting that these misleading job numbers, combined with an emotional assault against business people and the wealthy class will buy President Obama another term in office. Another term means the power to block all Republican attempts to unravel the social-welfare state until such time as the free market system has been irreversibly altered. Soon, the national debt will reach such an alarming size that it will seem patriotic to allow the Washington politicians to seize control over the wealth of the nation (citation). Learn the lessons of Greece and learn them well.
Today, the President is absorbing another hit of economic reality. 195,000 fewer workers had jobs in July (citation) and the unemployment rate continues to float above a staggering 8% at 8.3% (adjusted); the real unemployment is estimated to be in the low to middle teens (citation). In consolation, the Obama Administration reports that the number is actually 8.254%. Bold.
The gamble may not pay off for the President and his party. Adjusted employment numbers cannot mask the growing voice millions of unemployed workers. It was an interesting bet and it sometimes showed signs of promise but recent polls foreshadow a very sober end to the great Obama experiment. In keeping with other recent polls, Rassmussen Reports shows Obama's approval rating slipping to an unsettling 44%. These numbers show a trend (citation) suffered by Nixon, Carter, and Bush 41 just before their electoral defeats. Bush 43 showed similar trend in his second term which led to massive congressional losses.
Indeed, the job situation will likely prove to be the undoing of this president as many before. His zeal for social justice over the political realities of his time may be long remembered as a folly for all to avoid.
Paul Ryans GM Plant Lie? Not So fast!
It's an old political strategy, when a politician is faced with a difficult charge, to set up a straw-man and knock him down; such is the case with the charges against Republican Vice-Presidential Nominee Paul Ryan regarding his comments on the closed GM plant in Wisconsin. In a Forbes article by Dale Buss, the facts are revealed and the straw man is exposed.
Here's a summary of facts:
The plant in question was the Janesville Wisconsin plant; it's an old plant built in 1919 which produced large SUV's. When gas prices soared, the demand for those vehicles sagged. Before the 2008 Presidential Election, the plant was scheduled to close (or stand-by). Candidate Barack Obama promised that, under his administration, the plant would be retooled, modernized, and re-opened and would last another 100 years; thereby saving jobs. Of course, President Obama did not fund a retooling or modernization of that plant. At the RNC Convention last week, Paul Ryan recounted the Obama promise while adding "Well, as it turned out, that plant didn't last another year. It is locked up and empty to this day."
Politics 101, The Straw Man:
In response to this devastating revelation, involving a state that the Democrats desperately need on election day, the Obama Campaign constructed a straw-man. They planted the lie that claims that Obama actually pledged, if elected, that he would work to save the plant from closing… but of course, it closed before Obama could be inaugurated. It's a delightfully believable falsehood, clouded with nuisance. As the political wheels began to roll, Liberal bloggers and news reporters paraded the straw-man around the media and on the internet. Once the falsehood had been planted into the public consciousness, the internet filled up with attacks against Candidate Paul Ryan as lying about the closing of the plant. It's an effective strategy because any person who Googles this story will see the straw man; they will be mislead to think that Ryan accused Obama of allowing the plant to close, they will fact-check and discover that the plant closed before Obama was inaugurated. Voila, the straw man has been constructed and knocked down. This straw-man then becomes the proof-text to support the vague notion that Romney and Ryan lie all the time, while those other examples carry no more weight than the first, if they exist at all. The real story will not be known to the general public and the clever political strategists will have successfully used unsuspecting citizens to spread the narrative that the Romney/Ryan campaign lies. In fact, while throwing around stimulus money at companies like Solyndra, President Obama did not fund a retooling of that GM plant, he did not save those jobs, and he showed no care for those workers. He simply used them for votes. Welcome to the land of dirty politics.
Unions, Not Jobs:
This clever misdirection appeared in the NY Times: "He appeared to fault Mr. Obama for the closing of the plant — a decision made before Mr. Obama was elected, and before his bailout of the auto industry, which was credited with saving a number of other auto plants." Ryan's charge was that the President failed to keep his promise to retool and reopen the Wisconsin plant, not of closing the plant. The auto bailout that the Democrats (and the NY Times) use as a defense is an unrelated subject; the bailout was a tactic that prevented GM and Chrysler from going to bankruptcy court, at which time, the fat union contracts would have been broken. Bankruptcy would have restructured the auto industry and would have likely put it on a much better financial footing. Obama's bailout was not about saving jobs; dealerships were closed all over the country and jobs were lost. Contractor who supplied parts to the auto makes were cut off and cut-out by Obama's deal-making. The unions were saved, and the unions alone.
Paul Ryan told the truth about the GM plant, it was indeed forgotten by our newly elected president. His attackers, many of them unwittingly, have spread a lie to cover the lie. Perhaps when Clint Eastwood gave his now famous speech at the convention last Thursday evening, he should have put a straw-man in the empty chair, then knocked it over. Although a bit cryptic, it would have superbly symbolized the political response already being formulated by the Democrats against the substance of the Republican National Convention and the legitimate complaints that all Americans could fairly lay at the feet of this Administration.


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