House Garden Guest - A charming guest house in a magical city is the perfect combination for an ideal holiday. Suitable for people travelling alone and couples. If you're travelling in large groups or with your family, several of our rooms have internal connecting doors that create one large suite.
Tiffany Rome Suite Guest House Rome - Come have your breakfast at Tiffany's in Rome. No not the jewellery shop but our very welcoming guest house with 5 rooms named after precious jewels. Right in the city centre, a short walk or a few stops away from your favourite sights.
Accommodation Group Rome - Accommodation group Rome is a group of 5 different types of accommodation to fit every need. We have 3 luxury guest houses like for example our wonderful 4-star Bellesuite Rome. If you're travelling on a budget you may be more interested in our 2-star Hotel Margaret.
Rome Versailles Hotel - Great location, multilingual staff, free wifi, mini bar, flat screen TV, soundproofed rooms overlooking the Aurelian Walls, limousine and baby sitting services are just a few examples of the characteristics that make this hotel the perfect accommodation for you whether you're travelling alone, with your family or your special someone.
Relais San Marco Guest House - Wooden floors, pastel themes and modern conveniences give this lovely accommodation a warm and cozy feel combined with elegance and comfort. All rooms include a mini bar, free internet access, satellite tv and hydromassage bathtubs. Our 3 star sister hotel provides concierge staff.
Rome Etico Hotel - Arguably Rome's most unique and special concept hotel, the Albergo Etico is staffed completely by Down's Syndrome patients. That's right, from the hotel reception to the kitchen and all in between, these inspirational young people will give you hospitality in Rome you have never dreamed of.
Conte di Cavour Relais Rome - A real find of a Rome accommodation, this budget B&B offers great value nightly rates but thanks to thoughtful consideration of the little things and a fine team of capable personnel, it has become a semi-luxury Rome accommodation in the centre with a great independent online rating.
Cibele B&B Rome - Classic Rome Bed and Breakfast for the 21st century, the Cibele is a converted second floor apartment of a listed historic building and the lack of an elevator is probably the only negative about this charming place. Themed on mother earth and sustainability, it's located in the highly coveted Monti district.
Villa della Fonte Hotel Rome - A tiny hotel occupying part of a typical 19th century building in the vibrant and cobbled inner-city neighbourhood of Trastevere in Rome. This quintessential Roman neighbourhood is home to plenty of atmosphere and life all year round and the guest house offers scooter and bike rentals.
Opera Rooms 66 B&B Rome - If you're looking for a nice, welcoming, comfortable accommodation in the city centre, look no further. Opera rooms 66 has got all you need. It's very well connected, with two subway lines nearby and is a short walk from Termini central station. Free wi-fi and satellite tv.
Hub Navona Guest House Piazza Navona Rome - One of the finer quality accommodations that Rome has to offer in the classification of tiny guest houses with spectacular rooms and an even more spectacular location. This exquisite property has a highly commendable Tripadvisor rating - not to be sniffed at!
Trustever Hostel Trastevere Rome - A cool and trendy hostel in Rome for the hip and groovy backpacker of today, whatever you age and however much you decide is worth spending on accommodation when you visit Italy's sublime and beautifully chaotic capital city! Vibrant, fun and cheap with plenty of optional extras.
The Little Aurelius is located in Via Cicerone, near Piazza Cavour, a few minutes away from the Vatican and Castel Sant'Angelo. The surroundings of the guest house offer a wide choice of shopping facilities, bars and restaurants. In ten minutes you can visit Castel Sant'Angelo, St. Peter and the Vatican Museums. If you want to take public transportation, the nearest Metro stop-A is just an 8-minute walk from Little Aurelius.
The New Inn Rome is a simple yet comfortable no frills B&B in the heart of Rome with amazing transport links and positioned within walking distance of many major attractions. Perfect for families on a budget, rooms are available in the double, triple, quadruple or even family quintuple varieties. Each of our renovated rooms are simply, yet elegantly, decorated and furnished, and come with a host of mod cons. Strategically positioned overlooking the magnificent and ancient Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, guests to New Inn Rome are in the perfect location to explore Rome.
Artemis B&B is positioned in an ideal location for guests to see the best that Rome has to offer. Situated on the famous street of Via Nazionale, guests have the traditional restaurants and bars of Monti, and are in walking distance of the Coliseum. Among the many facilities and service offered at Artemis B&B, we are also pleased to offer guests a tea, coffee and pastries to fuel visitors for a day of sight-seeing to uncover the many treasures that Rome has to offer.
Calisto6 B&B is an Italian city style "bed and breakfast" in Rome offering accommodations with a warm "bed and breakfast" atmosphere in a centrally located, convenient location. It is the perfect place to experience daily life in a typically Roman setting. The apartment is located in an elegant 15th century building in rione Trastevere, close to the famous S. Maria in Trastevere Church and it feels the effects of all the emotions that this site arouses.
Each of the 6 suites offered by the Pantheon Rooms Rome are completely brand new and renovated to the highest quality. Decorated and furnished in a classic style with quality furnishings and refreshing colour palette, the rooms also enjoy the latest mod cons including free high speed Wi-Fi, satellite TV and air conditioning.
The Happy Holidays bed and breakfast in Rome is a family run property located in the city centre area of San Giovanni - this is only a few metro stops from the Main station and 5 stops from the Spanish Steps which is a gathering point for young people and travellers from all over the world. The rooms at this budget BandB are well maintained and Damiano the friendly owner and his wife are on hand to greet you upon arrival - after that they just let you get on with enjoying a happy holiday in Rome! As cheap bed and breakfasts in Rome go the Happy Holidays takes some beating!.
This charming budget bed and breakfast in Rome is located only a 5 minute walk from the Colosseum and due to its location in Via dei Serpenti one of Rome's most Bohemian of streets enjoys a very enviable location. The rooms and apartments are an excellent option for those staying in Rome for 4 or more days as the rates work out cheaper the longer you stay! Naturally, if you are looking for cheap bed and breakfasts in Rome then yes if you look around you will find a cheaper BandB than the Residenza Monti however, you can be sure that you wont find another guest house in this area with the same level of services at a cheaper rate than the Antica Residenza Monti without doubt one of Rome's best value for money BandBs. .
The Domus Castrense located in the centre of Rome within easy walking distance of the main attractions is a budget BandB in Rome which is run by a Roman family who have been in the Italian hospitalty industry for generations. This cheap bed and breakfast is well run and spotlessy clean with the sheets changed daily if you so request. Private en-suite bathrooms ensure the utmost privacy during your stay in Rome and the receptionist is on hand to help you with sightseeing tips and romantic restaurant suggestions for an unforgettable evening in Rome.
Named after the fountain made famous by the classic movie, La Dolce Vita, which stands just a few metres from the entrance, the B&B Trevi Rome has undergone extensive renovations in 2010 to make it a thoroughly charming luxury accommodation. Substituting the cold formality of 4 star hotels for a warm, intimate atmosphere, this quality accommodation provides simple yet optimum service in the heart of the city.
The services and facilities offered at the refurbished Maison Vaticana B&B go beyond the average B&B fare, even in the luxury category, though this charming accommodation is far from costly. All mod cons, 24 hour staff, wi-fi, satellite and even a toaster in the rooms complete this comprehensive budget guest house near the Vatican city.
A new guest house on Via Nazionale in Rome, the Magnifico Inn Rome is an aesthetically striking accommodation offering a decent range of services designed to make a great package for tourists to the eternal city. Airport transfers and free wi-fi are among the services offered and rooms can accommodate up to five guests.
Located in the heart of the historical city of Rome you will find the charming Collina Suites B&B Rome. This excellent value for money B&B is ideally located for exploring the Eternal City and all its riches. With a host of modern comforts the rooms are elegant and spacious. The Collina Suites B&B offers a warm and friendly welcome to all its guests.
This budget accommodation is a B&B guesthouse located in the very heart of Rome. Located only a short distance from Termini station (the main transport hub of the city) guests have easy and quick access to all of the major tourist attractions via the underground and bus routes. The guest house itself offers tastefully decorated rooms that are modern, clean and spacious but also affordable. Each room comes with a private bathroom with hairdryer, air-conditioning and central-heating, flat screen TV, minibar, safe and free Wi-Fi high speed internet access. This guest house is ideal for all those on a tight budget who prefer to spend their money when they are out and about in the city rather than on the hotel room, but for anyone who appreciates good quality at great value for money.
This apartment is perfectly located in the very center of Rome within easy reach of all of the tourist sites and with every need catered for on your doorstep. In the midst of bakeries, grocers, supermarkets, delicatessens, bars, and restaurants, ATM, hairdresser and public transport you are only moments away from everything you need. The location is also perfect for tourists as guests are only a short walk from sites such as the Trevi Fountain (9 mins), Piazza Navona (6 mins), the Pantheon (4 mins), the Spanish Steps and underground (10 mins), and St Peters and the Vatican (21 mins). The apartment itself is tastefully and elegantly decorated and furnished to produce a clean, warm and stylish atmosphere and consists of a beautiful living room (with sofa bed), kitchenette, a large bathroom with shower and an expansive bedroom with king size bed - perfect to relax after a hard day's sight-seeing!
The Buonarotti Suite guest house in the centre of Rome is completely brand new with stylish and modern furniture and decor. Despite it's affordable price, there is a breakfast room, and a plethora of services offered by the highly trained multi-lingual staff. The bedrooms themselves are also of a high quality in contradiction to the low price with each room offering an en-suite private bathroom complete with hairdryer, a security deposit box, a refrigerated mini-bar, a direct dial telephone and air-conditioning (essential in the summer months). The property is even complete with free high speed Wi-Fi connection in the rooms and public areas and breakfast is offered in the breakfast room as part of the price. Perhaps the best thing about this guest house though is the location. Located only 5 mins walk from Termini Station which has direct links to the airports, a bus station, taxi rank, shops and the two underground lines, wherever you want to go in Rome, will be no problem for Termini. Within minutes you could be at the Coliseum, Imperial Forum, Spanish Steps, Piazza del Popolo, the Vatican and St Peters Basilica and the Vatican Museums (Sistine Chapel).
The Sweet Stay in Rome Bed and Breakfast is an affordable accommodation in the very centre of Rome. Located within a stones throw of Castel Sant'Angelo, guests are in walking distance of many of the major tourist sites including St Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, Piazza Navona, Campo di Fiori, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. The hotel is also in a great location for museums, art galleries, restaurants and bars. Everything is literally on your doorstep. The accommodation itself is also superb with large comfortable beds, panoramic views, private en-suite bathrooms with shower, satellite TV, air-conditioning, safety deposit box, and high speed Wi-Fi internet connection. The decor and furnishings have a luxurious feel and are modern and welcoming. The highly trained and multi-lingual staff are available 24 hrs a day and offer room service, daily room cleaning services, breakfast, booking services for restaurants and tours, etc and even airport shuttle services. This is a great find and well worth the low cost.
The Love Rome Guesthouse in the centre of Rome is a perfect low cost accommodation for those who would rather spend their money on activities in Rome. However, despite being low cost, the Love Rome Guesthouse is also a quality accommodation which offers 14 rooms in a variety of capacities that are comfortable, spacious and clean. Each room comes with a private en-suite bathroom with shower and hairdryer, and other modern conveniences include a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and even free high speed Wi-Fi internet access. The highly trained staff who speak a variety of languages are also available 24 hrs a day on reception to assist guests and with the room price, guests also receive a complimentary breakfast before heading out into Rome. By staying at Love Rome Guesthouse however you won't have to go far before seeing the sights. The guest house is within walking distance of the Basilica of St Mary Major, the Basilica of St John Lateran, the Trevi Fountain and the trendy restaurant and boutique district of Monti, but more importantly is right next to Termini Station - the transport hub of Rome. This means that within moments guests can be at all of the main attractions quickly and with the minimum of hassle.
Residence Lodi Rome is a 3 star complex of self-catering apartments that also enjoys hotel type services. Perfect for those on a budget, this low cost accommodation provides privacy and independence, in one of the trendiest districts of Rome - Pigneto. Stuffed full of restaurants and bars, the area is full of youth and artists and the prices are lower than most other parts of Rome. The location is also relatively close to Termini station - the transport hub of Rome and from there guests can reach all of the main tourist attractions quickly and easily. The accommodation itself is clean & secure and decorated in a simple modern style. Some rooms open out into a small garden while others enjoy spacious balconies. There are private cooking facilities, en-suite bathrooms and even high speed Wi-Fi internet connection. This place is great for travellers or people who want to spend their money out and about in Rome rather than on a hotel room.
Residence AT Rome is a charming town house located in the very centre of Rome at Piazza Barberini just a few minutes walk away from the Trevi Fountain. This area is renowned for its swanky wine bars, restaurants and charming cafes. Indeed Hard Rock Café on Via Veneto is just around the corner and the American Embassy is also nearby. In just a short stroll guests can be at the vibrant Spanish Steps and marvel at the designer boutiques and Italian fashion in the shops of that area. Piazza Barberini is also the "Barberini" metro underground station meaning that within minutes guests can travel to Piazza del Popolo, the Basilica of St Peter, the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, the Opera House, Termini station and the Basilica of St John Lateran. In addition to the unbeatable location, the Residence AT Rome also enjoys great facilities. Situated in a 17th century palazzo and spread over 3 floors, the Residence AT offers single, twin, double rooms and suites. Exposed wooden ceilings and warm modern décor, coupled with wooden parquet floors produce a homely elegant feel. Each room comes with flat screen TV, en-suite bathroom with hairdryer, soundproofing, telephone and air conditioning. Great value for money.
The Settembre 95 Rome is a great value for money bed and breakfast located in the centre of Rome. Situated near the northern gate of PortaPia, the Settembre 95 is within walking distance of the Trevi Fountain, Piazza del Popolo, the park of Villa Borghese, the Spanish Steps surrounded by expensive designer boutiques, the Opera House and Termini Station - the transport hub of Rome. Using the metro underground lines, guests can then travel to all of the main sights within a matter of minutes. The accommodation itself is elegant and homely and situated in a typical 19th century Italian palazzo. Each of the 8 rooms offer the latest modern conveniences including air conditioning, LCD satellite TV, free Wi-Fi internet access, kettle, refrigerator, personal safe and a private en-suite bathroom with shower, hairdryer and toiletries. Affordable and comfortable with access to the best Rome has to offer.
Notti a Roma Bed & Breakfast is an affordable guest house situated in the centre of Rome within walking distance of many of the main tourist attractions including the Coliseum, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. Situated close to one of the main shopping streets Via Nazionale guests have a great choice of boutiques and restaurants in the area in addition to culture spots such as the Opera House and famous Museums and Art Galleries. The trendy district of Monti is also just within walking distance and offers plenty of authentic places to dine, wine and shop in artistic boutiques. The guest house itself is classically decorated and furnished while showing off exposed wooden beams, wooden floors and vaulted ceilings. Each room offers private en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, satellite TV, safety deposit box and free high speed Wi-Fi internet access. This bed and breakfast has everything you need and is great value for money.
La Reggia dei Prinicipi guest house in the centre of Rome is a brand new luxury guest house that offers 7 sumptuous rooms decorated in the lavish romance of the baroque. With rich fabrics, ornate antique furniture and relaxing colour tones, each room comes equipped with a refrigerated minibar, air conditioning, parquet flooring, flat screen TV, private en-suite bathroom with shower & hairdryer, and free Wi-Fi internet access. The staff are on hand to offer a plethora of quality hotel services too such as concierge service, room service, shuttle service (surcharge), complimentary buffet breakfast, express check in / check out, luggage storage, homemade sweets and a tourist desk. In fact the location of La ReggiadeiPrinicipi is perfect for tourists as it is situated within walking distance of many of the main attractions including the Trevi Fountain, the Quirinale Palace, the papal basilica of St Mary Major, the trendy district of Monti and the Coliseum. Everything is on your doorstep, and with the opulence of La Reggia dei Principi to come back to and relax, you're sure of a trip of a lifetime.
Recommended by the New York Times, the Matisse B&B is a delightful bed and breakfast situated between Piazza Repubblica and Piazza Venezia on the famous street of Via Nazionale. This means that guests have a whole host of sites on their doorstep with such sights as the Opera House, Palazzo di Esposizione, the Quirinale Palace and the trendy district of Monti all within easy walking distance. Guests can even walk to the Imperial Roman Forum and the awe-inspiring Coliseum within a matter of 10-15 minutes from the Matisse B&B. The accommodation itself occupies a 19th century Italian palazzo with elegant and luxurious rooms presented in a timeless classical style. Each room enjoys dark wooden furniture, rich fabrics, air conditioning, free high speed Wi-Fi internet access, refrigerator, soundproofing, tea & coffee making facilities and of course private en-suite bathrooms with shower and hairdryer. The Matisse B&B also offers a whole host of professional hotel services such as express check in and check out, luggage storage, currency exchange, childcare services, ticket booking services and a shuttle service. This B&B is great value for money.
Part of the Matisse group of accommodations recommended by the New York Times, the Nakissa Inn Rome is quality guest house in the very centre of Rome that proves to be excellent value for money. Each of the 6 comfortable rooms on offer are decorated in a classical style with rich fabrics and stylish marble floors. Occupying a 19th century Italian palazzo the rooms are nevertheless equipped with a host of mod cons including air conditioning, free high speed Wi-Fi internet connection, access to the private courtyard garden with tables and chairs for refreshment and naturally an en-suite private bathroom with shower and hairdryer. The Nakissa Inn also offers a superior level of hotel services including a currency exchange, a tourist booking desk, and even childcare services. The location is second to none with the Nakissa Inn resting on the edge of the trendy district of Monti renowned for its authentic restaurants and artistic boutiques. Guests are also within walking distance of the Coliseum, the Imperial Roman Forum, the Basilica of St Mary Major, the Quirinale Palace, and Piazza Venezia to name but a few. This guest house truly has everything one could wish for and the price is great value for money.
The Coronari Courtyard Rome is a great value for money accommodation in the very centre of Rome nestled on a breath-taking Roman piazza. Opposite a Romanesque church and fountain with a host of restaurants and wine bars in the area, the Coronari Courtyard is within walking distance of many of Rome's most charming sights including Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, and the Vatican not to mention nearby masterpieces of Caravaggio, Bernini and Michelangelo! The accommodation itself consists of 5 spacious and comfortable suites presented in an elegant style. Each suite enjoys a private en-suite bathroom with shower & hairdryer, free Wi-Fi internet access, a 32" flat screen TV, air conditioning and heating, lounge area, tea & coffee facilities, refrigerator and safety deposit box. Book your room whilst they are still available!
"Ai Senatori" brings together the experiences of three professionals engaged in the interior design art and customer service. The idea of joining together in a single group was born during a dinner at the Castelli Romani. With time the project developed and we became aware that the customers, when traveling, are looking for exactly the same thing as we do: comfort, a friendly and pleasant atmosphere in the city center and to be close to all the archaeological and gastronomic sites.
BandBs in Rome are popping up everywhere in the last few years.... privately owned, usually by former hotel managers, these excellent budget bed and breakfasts provide the perfect cheap accommodation solution for guests travelling to Rome looking for a bargain. Perhaps you simply want to save your money for some shopping in Rome or to dine out in some of the capitals' many fine restaurants and traditional Roman Trattorias!
Whatever your reasons are for searching for cheap bed and breakfasts in Rome you have come to the right page as here you will only find official BandBs in Rome run by officially licensed proprietors.


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" Ann Coulter, Advocate for Death, to Speak Tonight with Sam Brownback at Pro-Life Banquet	"
Ann Coulter, Advocate for Death, to Speak Tonight with Sam Brownback at Pro-Life Banquet
Queen of Elimination Rhetoric, Hate Speech Joins 'Conservative' Presidential Candidate on the Dais...
Guest Blogged by Daniel Borchers of Citizens for Principled Conservatism
Controversialist Ann Coulter, legendary for her hate speech and elimination rhetoric (see just a few of her most notorious greatest "hits" in the chart below), is a featured speaker at tonight's New Jersey Right to Life (NJRTL) Banquet. That's right, an advocate for death is a spokesman for life.
Presidential candidate Sam Brownback (R-KS) and Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ), among others, will be sharing the dais with Coulter.
Despite Coulter controversies just last month at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, DC, and at the Reclaiming America for Christ (RAC) Conference in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, NJRTL still prominently features conservatism's most prominent polemicist.
Ann Coulter at CPAC 2006:
"I think our motto should be post-9-11, 'raghead talks tough, raghead faces consequences.'"
(Responding to a question from a Catholic University student about her biggest moral or ethical dilemma) "There was one time I had a shot at Clinton. I thought 'Ann, that's not going to help your career.'"
"If we find out someone [referring to a terrorist] is going to attack the Supreme Court next week, can't we tell Roberts, Alito, Thomas and Scalito?"
Ann Coulter at the Reclaiming America for Christ Conference in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 3/3/07.
"I spoke at CPAC yesterday, and I [took questions] about Obama and Hillary and Gore and global warming, and I said I was going to also have a few remarks about the other Democratic presidential candidate, John Edwards, but apparently you have to go to rehab if you use the word 'faggot.'"
"Those few abortionists were shot, or, depending on your point of view, had a procedure with a rifle performed on them. I'm not justifying it, but I do understand how it happened....The number of deaths attributed to Roe v. Wade - about 40 million aborted babies and seven abortion clinic workers; 40 million to seven is also a pretty good measure of how the political debate is going."
I contacted both Sen. Brownback and Rep. Smith. Neither deigned to address, or even respond, to my concerns over their tacit endorsement of Ann Coulter's views, despite my having written them to explain that…
…it behooves those who are genuinely pro-life to differentiate themselves from charlatans.
Coulter "is pro-fetal life, not pro-life." Her frequent use of ad hominem language and elimination rhetoric, her espousal of hatred as "the fuel that powered the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy" and her denial of the Golden Rule besmirches both Conservatism and Christianity.
Would Jesus Christ talk like Ann Coulter? Should Christians give Ann Coulter legitimacy to speak in Jesus' name?
Knowing what you do about Ann Coulter, will you still participate in this pro-life event with Coulter, or will you publicly repudiate her remarks and refrain from sharing a platform with her?
As neither of them chose to reply, I suppose the answer is yes. Shamefully.
Even the most cursory Internet search would yield numerous examples of Coulter's hate speech and death threats. Citizens for Principled Conservatism put together a video, "Not Fit To Live," highlighting many of those contemptible, non-Christian and anti-life remarks by Coulter. The chart below highlights some of her more notorious death wishes...
Ann Coulter's Death Wishes include:
Elizabeth Dole
burned alive
Norman Mineta
truck bomb
Gray Davis
strangling
Justice Stevens
Liberal Justices
Contact information is provided below for those who wish to express their concerns about pro-death Coulter championing pro-life causes and doing so with the implicit acceptance of Republican presidential candidates and legislators.
New Jersey Right to Life
113 North Avenue West
Email: feedback@njrtl.org
Website: http://www.njrtl.org
Sen. Sam Brownback
Senatorial Website: http://brownback.senate....actme/contactoffices.htm
Presidential Campaign Website: http://www.brownback.com/
House Website: http://www.house.gov/chrissmith/
Daniel Borchers is the Founder and President of Citizens for Principled Conservatism (CPC), a non-profit organization which combats extremism within the conservative movement. CPC seeks to elevate political discourse and facilitate effective (civil) dialogue across the political spectrum.
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... brantl	said on 4/20/2007 @ 1:01 pm PT...
Nice 'stepford sharpshooter' sort of picture of her, although she needs a bigger chest to make it authentic.
... big dan	said on 4/20/2007 @ 3:09 pm PT...
...the still "un-resigned", Ann Coulter...she hasn't been "IMUS"'d by the CMSM, why? Why did the CMSM "do" Imus, but not Ann Coulter? In fact, she has a hate-filled syndicated column in my local newspaper! I demand my newspaper run Imus for "balance"!
... Dan	said on 4/20/2007 @ 3:13 pm PT...
This doesn't quite belong here, but...
According to MSNBC, the State of Vermont passed a non-binding resolution to bring Impeachment proceedings against Dick Cheney today.
I know that the state of Washington was considering a similar resolution, I hope that one passes and is binding.
None the less, this is a significant "political" message from, arguably, a very democratic state.
And it is good to see that word being passed around in the main stream media.
... JUDGE OF JUDGES	said on 4/20/2007 @ 3:37 pm PT...
Let the gop Freak Show Games begin . . .
An interesting pic, by the way. I'm reminded of the Mom in the movie "American Beauty".
A hint for ya Ann....bein able to point a gun at a target doesn't make you a "Man". Any moron can do that. It takes other quiet strengths, which I haven't seen in you. (Restraint being one of those)
Happy Trails . . . . . Until we meat again . . .
... TJ Colatrella	said on 4/20/2007 @ 8:41 pm PT...
I wish the media had allowed me to tell America of Sam Alito's criminal actions in NJ and in the interest of and as part of a very real harmful conspiracy to cover-up for the drunk cop of West Caldwell police who crippled me and then due to Sam Alito's protection was allowed to retaliate against me, Debi and even her little children..!
Sam Alito this criminal now holds power over your body and Debi had a misscarrage after what the North Caldwell cop a friend of the West Caldwell serial drunk crashing cop did to her.. for over 3 hours..
Alito is a lying criminal and lied under oath before the U.S. Senate and all of America..
Alito used his power as top federal prosecutor in NJ, to protect a repeated drunk and crashing cop from his town where I lived as well..and Debi grew up her whole life..
There I was writing from my bed wit a back broken in multiple places other serious injuries and Sammy boy Alito was covering up while I was writing him and he was telling West Caldwell police all I was telling him..
Thank our gutless worthless media for this criminal being on the not so Supreme Court and all those Federalist Society Tory's are treasonous lying corrupt scum any way..
Sam Alito is a criminal and the record is there and America deserves to know that I sent the White House 16 pages revealing his criminality and prima facia violation of federal regulations as well so Bush is a criminal too..!
... Dredd said on 4/21/2007 @ 4:52 am PT...
Its the Sam and Ann affair. I demand that Hollywood make a movie about their lurid affair.
Call the movie Brownback Mountain. It would be rated kinky.
... mr.ed	said on 4/21/2007 @ 8:57 am PT...
Ann, to paraphrase our beloved VP, "Go fist yourself."
... JUDGE OF JUDGES	said on 4/23/2007 @ 10:24 pm PT...
The Pigman "Character Matters" & Yuks. . .
P.S. Coulter Cameo

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Early 2013, brothers Benson and Nelson came up with the idea of a Smart Cafe. They envisioned a coffeehouse where they didn't need to wait in line; where they could choose, customize and pay for their order before they walked through the doors. Nelson, the ever shrewd businessman, realized that a cafe could generate better revenue by increasing consistency and efficiency during peak hours. Benson, the coffee romantic, wanted to make this happen with the caveat that they keep making great coffee.
Under a new name, NBition, the brothers started to architect this automated system. They started tinkering with coffee machines and enlisted help from industry experts. But the more they learned about brewing coffee, the clearer it became that there wasn't any single machine powerful enough to brew every recipe and satisfy everyone's tastes. To solve this problem, NBition formed a new branch company called Arist, whose mission is to build the next generation of coffee machines that were highly flexible, precise and automated.
The word Arist is taken from the middle five letters of the word "barista," as it embodies the heart of a real barista. By integrating the concept of recipes on a cloud-supporting platform and the convenience of mobile software, Arist goes beyond what a machine can do.
Along these lines, the brothers with the Arist team began to work on their first prototypes. It was an engineering challenge to build a product that could "do all," to satisfy even the nerdiest of coffee drinkers.
There are two parts of our business model. The first is Arist, the smart coffee machine for the ultimate convenience at home. The second is Arist Cafe, the smart cafe that will provide the ultimate convenience on the go.
These two combined is our competitive edge that creates a positive feedback loop. For instance, any improvements of the Arist machine in turn improves the quality of the coffee at Arist Cafe and feedback collected from Arist Cafe can be used to improve the Arist coffee machine.
For our customers, Arist Cafe is where convenience and consistency is made possible with smart technology. For our business, it is a cafe of the future, where everything is mostly automated, requiring less manpower and rent space.
We are shaking the coffee industry by its foundations. In the home-use sector, we are competing against capsule machines. In the commercial sector, we are competing against giant chain stores like Starbucks and Pacific Coffee. The Arist and Arist Cafe business model is now underway, to kill two birds with one stone. Join us in our adventure, to change the world of coffee one cup at a time!
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Julian Jeweil lands on Christian Smith's Tronic label on Monday 5th December with his remix of the label-head's 'Initiate Sequence'. We've got the exclusive premiere of the rework below.
The original track is taken from Smith's third solo album 'Inut/Output', which also landed via Tronic earlier this year. For his remix, Jeweil pairs his trademark destructive low end with searing claps to destructive effect.
Jeweil's cut comes as part of a remix package that also includes material from Kenny Glasgow, Kaiserdisco and Victor Ruiz.
Listen to the exclusive premiere of Julian Jeweil's remix of Christian Smith's 'Initiate Sequence' below and buy it through Beatport.


The euro area (EA17) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 12.1% in June 2013, stable compared with May. The EU27 unemployment rate was 10.9%, down from 11.0% in May. In both zones, rates have risen compared with June 2012, when they were 11.4% and 10.5% respectively. These figures are published by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.


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It was discussed on PM (R4) today that Nigel's status, between yesterday's episode and today's, was analogous to that of Schrödinger's cat.
It was a day like any other in Ireland, only it wasn't raining
Quote from: Thor on January 03, 2011, 07:38:11 pm
I love Radio 4.
If I had a baby elephant, it could help me wash the car. If I had a car.
See my recycled crafts at www.wastenotwantit.co.uk
That's Councillor Regulator to you...
The Archers fans are in uproar. Vanessa Redburn let slip that there was to be a 'funeral' in a forthcoming episode.
No more Nigel*...
*Unless there is a hasty rewrite to cover up the slip.
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I completely agree with Reg.
Green Party Councillor
Quote from: Arch on January 03, 2011, 08:05:41 pm
Yes, lovely, isn't it?
"A woman on a bicycle has all the world before her where to choose; she can go where she will, no man hindering." The Type-Writer Girl, 1897
No more Nigel
That's a 50% decrease in smugness then.
Nuncio
Quote from: Regulator on January 04, 2011, 12:47:06 pm
Too late for a rewrite - he was dead by last night.
Apparently VW said on PM a 'birth and a death' was 'iconic'. When the interviewer sugested that she had given the game away she replied that she had said a 'birth and a potential death'. Very unconvincing.
Quote from: Nuncio on January 04, 2011, 04:14:43 pm
I didn't hear that, but frankly it seemed pretty obvious what had happened. A death is THE big soap storyline - with adultery a close second. How we were glued to the radio a few years back when it was Brian and Siobhan, and Jenny finding out....
I don't listen any more, but I =DO= remember the old Nigel, far more fun.
oncemore
While of course the class enemy he was one of the more "fun" characters - but I shall continue listening every day!
Let right or wrong alone decide
God was never on your side.
Dez was telling me that the old Nigel and the new one were the same person, with someone else having a brief spell in between.
Maybe, as I was never an AA, but the scripting went wet.
Cat 6 Racer
The same actor played him for the last 30 years. But I agree with Ham - the character changed in recent years, even if the actor didn't. Even before he got the role as Lynda's panto dame, he was somewhat camper than of old.
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delthebike
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Someone has worked out, using the length of the fall scream, that Lower Loxley Hall, or what ever the building that NP fell from, is 20 stories high!
No doubt that the inside is actually used as a multi storey car park for all the Land/Range Rovers that the farm has.
Quote from: delthebike on January 07, 2011, 01:52:06 pm
Yes, I heard that on R4 just now too.
I had wondered about the length of the scream myself.
BBC iPlayer - More or Less: 07/01/2011 from 5:30
Quote from: Basil on January 07, 2011, 01:56:00 pm
Mrs Thor - more of an Archers fan than I - suggests that he started to scream when he slipped, but only plummeted earthwards after skidding along the roof for a bit. This may suggest fewer storeys.
Mine's a pipe, er… pint!
I wondered about that too. I guess he fell through a space/time hole, and will end up back on the programme same time next year, crashing onto the roof with a elongated scream announcing his arrival.
Certainly never seen cycling south of Sussex
For those who had been listening, Nigel had climbed further up the roof to free off the end of the banner. He screamed as he slid...
Archers addict Camilla makes Ambridge cameo | Television & radio | The Guardian
How nauseating. Will David Archer push her off the roof?
Quote from: Wowbagger on February 03, 2011, 08:42:27 am
iakobski
So bicycles have featured three times in the Archers this year. Lynda Snell breaking down in the cold and dark on a country lane; Harry & Zofia on a bridleway; Harry getting knocked off by a car.
So that's one out of three for cycling being safe and enjoyable...
n.b. have grown beard since photo taken
Ambridge Extra, few days ago:
teenagers crashed their flash car whilst attempting to intimidate "Lycra Geeks"
Despite this, I have no intention of listening to the programme ever again..
Has never ridden RAAM
No.11 Because of the great host of those who dislike the least appearance of "swank " when they travel the roads and lanes. - From Kuklos' 39 Articles
Harry being a keen cyclist was one of the big features of his character when he first joined the cast. Before he moved to Ambridge, he cycled over from Borchester to do his milk round every day. I thought that was a strong, positive message, especially in the context of the difference between his character and that of the unsympathetic layabout Jazzer.
And Lynda has always used her bike as her main means of getting around the village. I guess it only gets mentioned when it becomes a plot point.
Anyway, I gave up the Archers a few months ago. It was just getting too irritating.
Anyone else having three heart attacks in one week would have died, but not bloody Tony Archer.


President Obama's incredible Republican-torching, sentence-commuting, "Hotline Bling"-dancing senior spring continued this week on Jimmy Kimmel Live, where he participated (again) in the show's signature "Mean Tweets" segment. This time, likely his last appearance as a sitting president, he held nothing back.
His response? "Well, @realDonaldTrump, at least I will go down as a president."
Hello, yes, 911? We have an acute burn victim at Trump Tower.


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The Aggregate Labour Market Effects of the Swedish Knowledge Lift Program
Albrecht, James
van den Berg, Gerard J
Vroman, Susan
James Albrecht
Gerard J. van den Berg
Susan Vroman
The Swedish adult education program known as the Knowledge Lift (1997--2002) was unprecedented in its size and scope, aiming to raise the skill level of large numbers of low-skill workers. This paper evaluates the potential effects of this program on aggregate labour market outcomes. This is done by calibrating an equilibrium search model with heterogeneous worker skills using pre-program data and then forecasting the program impacts. We compare the forecasts to observed aggregate labour market outcomes after termination of the program.
Albrecht, James & van den Berg, Gerard J & Vroman, Susan, 2006. "The Aggregate Labour Market Effects of the Swedish Knowledge Lift Program," CEPR Discussion Papers 5927, C.E.P.R. Discussion Papers.
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The following list contains some of the works studied and sometimes cited by Jackson Pemberton, who supposes that his insights on natural rights and their secular basis are his own, but realizes that one can never be certain about such things.
Not mentioned are a number of important items like the Constitution of the United States with its amendments, numerous websites including Wikipedia, and conversations with friends and political foes.
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Friedman, Milton Capitalism and Freedom, University of Chicago Press, 2002.
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Clearwater Chamber names Debbie White Ms. Clearwater, awards Al Hoffman Jr. Legendary Leader
The awards, given at the 97th annual meeting, recognized exceptional leadership and community service
Debbie White (center) was named the 2019 Ms. Clearwater at the Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce's annual banquet for her decades of community service. Al Hoffman Jr., right, was given the Legendary Leader Award, becoming only the sixth recipient in the past 15 years.
By Tracey McManus
Published January 25
Updated January 25
CLEARWATER — There are few corners of the community where Debbie White hasn't left fingerprints in her 36 years in north Pinellas County.
She's mentored students in schools, led merchandise sales for the Clearwater Jazz Holiday, delivered flowers to strangers in nursing homes. She's served on the boards of some of the area's most impactful nonprofits, helped launch a women-in-philanthropy program.
As a sales professional selling paper checks, she earned a reputation through her career for turning customers into friends who often overlapped into her community service. Her tireless service earned her the prestigious Ms. Clearwater award on Thursday at the Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce's 97th annual meeting.
"Debbie does it for all the right reasons," said Judy Mitchell, chair of the award committee. "Debbie doesn't just get on a board and maybe give a donation. You get her time, her talent."
White, 64, said she learned her drive for service growing up in Genesco, N.Y., and watching her mother, a college professor, give back and becoming the first woman to serve on the Genesco Central School Board of Education.
She followed her father's footsteps into sales after college, and moved to Pinellas County in 1983. A Safety Harbor resident, White joined the Clearwater Chamber in 1985 and worked as its vice president of government affairs for two years in the 1990s.
"This is huge," White said. "Seeing the effect you can make on one person" is what she said drives her to service in the first place.
On Thursday the Chamber also awarded Al Hoffman Jr. its Legendary Leader Award, a distinction given only six times in the past 15 years "to recognize community icons whose impact has changed the face of Clearwater for decades to come," said 2018 Chamber Chair Katie Cole.
Hoffman led a group of about two dozen citizens in the late 1970s who rallied together with the dream of building a world class performing arts center for the community.
The labors and fundraising resulted in the building of Ruth Eckerd Hall in 1983 and its evolution into the third ranked performing arts center in Florida and 18th in the world today.
"If not for Al Hoffman, there would be no Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater," said Alan Bomstein, CEO of Creative Contractors, who presented Hoffman with the award. "He dedicated two years of his life to make the community's dream into a reality."
Hoffman became one of the most influential real estate developers in Florida with his WCI Communities, the largest master-planned community developer in the state now with 38 communities. He served as President George W. Bush's U.S. Ambassador to Portugal from 2005 to 2007 and national co-chair for Bush's 2000 and 2004 campaigns.
But his passion and political clout is targeted today on gun safety. He formed Americans for Gun Safety in 2018 after the Parkland massacre that killed 17 students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The organization is pushing for comprehensive gun reform, including eliminating bump stocks, limiting high-capacity magazines, increased support for mental health with a goal of banning assault weapons.
But in accepting his award Thursday, Hoffman deflected attention from himself. He ticked off the names of friends and supporters who made Ruth Eckerd possible with their early contributions and support: Jack Eckerd, Bill and Chris Nodine, Gus and Frances Stavros and many others.
Looking at Ruth Eckerd today, "I really feel it's a great legacy to others of success," Hoffman said.
Contact Tracey McManus at tmcmanus@tampabay.com or (727) 445-4151. Follow @TroMcManus.
Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce's 2019 Business of the Year awards:
Chamber Ambassador of the Year: Carlos Guerrero
Small Charity of the Year: St. Vincent de Paul Community Kitchen
Large Charity of the Year: Clearwater Free Clinic
Clearwater Young Professionals: Habitat for Humanity
Large Not-for-Profit of the Year: Ultimate Medical Academy
Small Professional Services Business of the Year: RedRock Leadership of Clearwater
Large Professional Services Business of the Year: FrankCrum
Small Hospitality Business of the Year: Empower Adventure
Large Hospitality Business of the Year: Bon Apetit Group
Tourism Person of the Year: Lisa Chandler
AchieveHERs Woman of the Year: Stephanie Smith
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