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SERVIAN WALLS
MURA SERVIANE
(Piazza dei Cinquecento/Piazza Albania/Piazza Manfredo Fanti)
Attributed by tradition to Servius Tullius, sixth king of Rome, who probably built in the first half of the sixth century BC a ring of walls of which traces in cappellaccio stone still remain
Most of the wall still visible today, however, dates back to the first half of the fourth century BC. Livy writes that in 378 BC the censors of that year contracted the construction of a new wall to prevent further looting after the occupation of the Gauls in 390 BC. The wall was built of tufa stone from the quarries of Grotta Oscura accessible after the conquest of Veii of 396 BC
Restorations in the years 353, 212, and 87 BC
About 10 m (33 feet) high and over 4 meters (13 feet) thick in some spots
Total length was 11 km (6.8 miles), encompassing an area of 4.26 km² (1.6 square mile)
Although the area was not completely occupied, it was the largest town on the Italian peninsula
The LONGER SECTIONS STILL EXTANT ARE:
Two in Piazza dei Cinquecento, one 30 m (98 feet) long near the Diocletian Baths and one 94 m (308 feet) long by the front of Termini Station
Piazza Albania, 42 m (138 feet)
Piazza Manfredo Fanti, 23 m (75 feet)
THE SEVENTEEN GATES
Porta Catularia
It was located near the bottom of the steps of Capitoline Hill
Porta Fontinalis
Visible traces surrounded by flower beds in front of the Museum of the Risorgimento. It was the main gate to the north
Porta Sanqualis
Visible traces of the north side of the door in the center of Largo Magnanapoli
Porta Salutaris
Via the Dataria where the Temple of Salus used to be
Porta Quirinalis
Via Quattro Fontane, where the Temple of Quirinus used to be
Porta Collina
It was located at the northeast corner of the former Palace of the Ministry of Finance, at the intersection of Via XX Settembre and Via Goito. The remains found during construction of the Palace of the Ministry of Finance were demolished after being cataloged
From here the AGGER began, a fortified stretch of the wall more than 1,300 m (4,265 feet) long and 36 m (118 feet) wide, with a moat of 17 m (55 feet), which began at the Porta Collina and ended at Porta Esquilina. It was necessary in a vulnerable section of the wall where it was not possible to exploit the hillsides
Porta Viminalis
At the center of the agger, which corresponds to the current Piazza dei Cinquecento
Porta Esquiline
Still existing and known as the ARCH OF GALLIENUS. From here the Labicana and Tiburtina Ways exited as a single road, only to separate immediately after
Porta Querquetulana
Corresponding to the church of Ss. Quattro Coronati, or, according to a recent research, to the church of Sts. Marcellinus and Peter
Porta Celimontana
Still existing and known as the ARCH OF DOLABELLA
Porta Capena
Close to the short South East side of the Circus Maximus. From here the Appian Way and Latina Way exited as a single road, only to separate immediately after
Porta Naevia
Close to the church of S. Balbina on the small Aventine Hill
Porta Raudusculana
Viale Aventino near Piazza Albania
There is a section of the walls 42 m (138 feet) long with twelve layers of blocks of tufa and the arc of a room for artillery
A little further on another stretch 43 m (141 feet) long from which came the Vicus Piscinae Publicae corresponding to today's Viale Aventino
Porta Lavernalis
To the south of the Aventine Hill, at Via Marmorata
Porta Trigemina
Corresponding to S. Mary Cosmedin
Porta Flumentana
Corresponding to the Temple of Portunus
Porta Carmentalis
Corresponding to the sacred area of S. Omobono
Labels: Agger, Mura di Roma, Mura Serviane, Porta Catularia, Porta Collina, Porta Fontinalis, Porta Viminalis, Querquetulana, Raudusculana, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Sanqualis, Servian Walls, Walls of Rome
WALLS OF LEO IV
MURA LEONINE
Borgo Sant'Angelo
847/853 for Pope S. Leo IV (847/855)
The pope wanted to protect Rome from new attacks of the Muslims who had already invaded and sacked Rome in 846
"If the ancient sources leave us with no doubts that the Walls of Leo IV were connected to Castel Sant'Angelo, the south part of the walls that closed the city at the river side is not even conceivable; it seems reasonable to assume that the area near the Tiber, through which the Saracens entered, would not be left without defense and that, probably, the new walls would join together with Castel Sant'Angelo so that the castle could constitute the key defending fortress for both Rome and the Vatican" (Daniela Fonti)
They surrounded the CIVITAS LEONINA (City of Leo) for 3 km (1,8 miles) and were provided with 46 fortified towers, turres castellatae
"The towers were forts difficult to attack: they have windows to the outside to see the enemy coming and 'traditrici' (traitors), cut-outs that look inward and allow the hit enemy who would have already penetrated into the city. (...) A very interesting type of defense is possible (...) indicating the type of struggles that took place frequently in this part of Rome" (Daniela Fonti)
The walls were restored for the popes Nicholas III Orsini (1277/81), Nicholas V Parentucelli (1447/55), Alexander VI Borgia (1492/1503), Clement VII Medici (1523/34)
Paul III Farnese (1534/49) had the walls restored in the area of the TURRIONIS (Porta Cavalleggeri) by Antonio Cordini aka Antonio da Sangallo the Younger (1483/1546) who also designed the unfinished PORTA S. SPIRITO
It was the part of the walls through which the Lansquenets had entered Rome in 1527 during the Sack of Rome and it was consequently the most damaged part
Finally Pius IV Medici (1559/65) in 1561 ordered to begin the enlargement of the walls to Captain Francesco Laparelli (1521/70) from Cortona, who was recommended to the pope by Michelangelo. They are those still visible around most of the Vatican City today and the work was completed for St. Pius V Ghislieri (1566/72) in 1568
A larger area of the Borgo neighborhood was included, but this expansion was demolished after 1870, with Porta Angelica which had been opened during the expansion in the area where Piazza Risorgimento is today
"Rome, as the inscriptions on the gates mentioned, had returned to be caput mundi, splendor and hope of the world, golden Rome. With the construction of the Leonine City and the victory over the Saracens, in the circle that determined papal policy a new image of Rome began to form, but it was short-lived and it didn't leave important traces other than the walls and the city of Leo IV. The period in which the height of the Carolingian revival is beautifully reflected in the architecture and decoration of the churches in Rome is rather the one from the time of Pope Leo III (795/816) until nearly the middle of the ninth century" (Richard Krautheimer)
TORRE DI S. GIOVANNI (St. John 's Tower)
In the highest area of the Vatican Hill behind the PORTA PERTUSA
The diameter is 16 m (52 feet) and the wall thickness at the base is 4.5 m (15 feet)
John XXIII Roncalli (1958/63) had it restored and wanted to use it as his summer residence even though he never had a chance to actually use it, because he died too soon
It seems that he spent the enormity of 4 billion lira (equivalent to 2,065,000 million euros, an exorbitant sum for 1963) to equip the "residence" with four floors also provided with an elevator and air conditioning. It was perhaps the only quirk of the "Good Pope"
THE FOUR GATES
Porta S. Pellegrino
Not far from the church of S. Pellegrino used by the Swiss Guards. It was the main access from the north to enter the Vatican. It had various names: Aurea (golden), Cassia (leading to the Cassian Way), Sancti Petri (St. Peter's) or Viridaria (of the gardens) for its proximity to the Vatican gardens, the latter name being the one used for a long time since the end of the thirteenth century. From the fifteenth century the not very noble name of Porta Merdaria was used, apparently of working-class origin, given the proximity of an illegal garbage dump
Porta Saxonum
It later became PORTA S. SPIRITO and it was restored in 1543 by Antonio Cordini aka Antonio da Sangallo the Younger (1483/1546) but left it incomplete because of a quarrel with Michelangelo about the design of fortifications
Door near Castel Sant'Angelo
Maybe corresponding to the ancient Porta Cornelia of the Aurelian Walls. The exact location is not known for sure
Fourth gate of which the site is unknown
Maybe corresponding to PORTA PERTUSA in the west end side behind the TORRE DI S. GIOVANNI or PORTA FABBRICA to the south of the sacristy of the Basilica of St. Peter
Now Porta Fabbrica is walled and partially underground, with a crest on the side of Clement XI Albani (1700/21) above the symbol of the Reverenda Fabbrica di S. Pietro, one of the most powerful confraternities at the time when the basilica was built and still existing as a body responsible for the maintenance of the complex
PASSETTO DI CASTEL SANT'ANGELO (Passage of Castel Sant'Angelo)
Maybe about 1278 for Nicholas III Orsini (1277/80) the first pope who wanted to live in the Vatican. Opened in the northern section of the Leonine Wall
It was definitely used since the beginning of the fifteenth century as a mostly covered walkway for the popes to escape quickly from the Vatican Palace to Castel Sant'Angelo in case of danger
It was restored by Alexander VI Borgia (1492/1503) and used by Clement VII Medici (1523/34) during the sack of Rome in 1527
Labels: Civitas Leonina, Mura Leonine, Porta Fabbrica, Porta S. Pellegrino, Porta S. Spirito, Romapedia, Torre di S. Giovanni, Turrionis, Vatican City, Vatican Wall, Walls of Leo IV, Walls of the Vatican
GIANICOLENSI WALLS
MURA GIANICOLENSI
Viale delle Mura Portuensi/Viale Aurelio Saffi/Viale delle Mura Gianicolensi
1642/44 Marcantonio de Rossi (about 1607/61) military architect, father of the Bernini's assistant architect Mattia De Rossi, together with Domenico Castelli (1582/1657), Giovanni Bonazzini and Giulio Buratti for Urban VIII Barberini (1623/44) who entrusted the supervision of the works to Cardinal Vincenzo Maculano da Fiorenzuola
The walls are 3 km (1.9 miles) long, are fitted with twelve bulwarks and include JANICULUM HILL from Porta Cavalleggeri to Porta Portese, incorporating Villa Sciarra, Porta S. Pancrazio and the Promenade of the Janiculum
The bricks of the ancient Aurelian Walls of the Trastevere section were largely used. The ancient walls were destroyed to build the new
They were completed for Innocent X Pamphili (1644/55) with the construction of the current PORTA PORTESE built more to the north of the site of the original gate of the ancient Aurelian Walls
"In Trastevere the new areas of habitation had thickened and important roads had been laid out such as the wide road of St. Francis and the ascent of the Janiculum Hill (now Via Garibaldi), while the slopes of the Janiculum, occupied by an unbroken expanse of gardens extended from St. Peter's Basilica until the river and mansions along Via della Lungara, had become an area full of palaces and villas belonging to members of the papal court. (...) The Barberini walls therefore defined the new urban measure, with its poles, its emerging centralities and its network of connections no longer coinciding with the ancient one" (Daniela Fonti)
Labels: Domenico Castelli, Gianicolensi Walls, Gianicolo, Giovanni Bonazzini, Giulio Buratti, Janiculum Hill, Marcantonio De Rossi, Mura Gianicolensi, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Urban VIII Barberini, Urbano VIII
AURELIAN WALLS
MURA AURELIANE
Viale del Muro Torto/Corso d'Italia/Viale del Policlinico/Viale Castrense/Viale Metronio/Viale di Porta Ardeatina/Viale Giotto
Begun in 271 by Aurelian (270/275) and almost finished when he died, but completed in about 279 at the time of Probus (276/282)
18.8 km (11.7 miles - 13 Roman miles) long, using preexisting buildings for about 1/10 of the lenght. The walls included an area of about 15 km² (5.8 square miles)
About 6 m (20 feet) high and 3.5 m (11.5 feet) thick with a square tower with upper chamber for ballistae each 29.6 m (97 feet - 100 Roman feet), for a total of about 600 towers
Restored by Maxentius (306/312) who raised the walls in the years 309/312, but most of all by Honorius (395/423) and Arcadius (395/408) in the 401/403 inspired by the magister militum Stilicho, the modern equivalent of commander in chief of the army. Arcadius was the first emperor of the eastern part of the empire after the division of 395
With Honorius and Arcadius the height of the walls was more than doubled (about 15 m - 50 feet), Hadrian's Mausoleum was also included as a sort of rampart on the right bank of the River Tiber, the two arches of some gates became one and the towers were raised and reinforced. The walls were restored again in the sixth century by Belisarius
Despite the walls, Rome was sacked by the Visigoths under Alaric in 410 who entered the Porta Salaria, although Alaric put the Pope Innocent I (401/417) under his wing and gave orders not to kill and to respect the holy sites
More looting occurred in the 455 with the Vandals of Genseric who, although they sacked more than the Visigoths, respected Rome and its inhabitants, with Ricimer in 472 during the Civil War and with the Goths of Totila in 550. Procopius described the defenders holed up in Hadrian's Mausoleum throwing statues to the assailants during the Gothic War (535/553)
THE EIGHTEEN GATES
Porta Cornelia
It doesn't exist anymore. It used to stand by Ponte Elio, the current Sant'Angelo Bridge
Porta Flaminia
Current Porta del Popolo
Porta Pinciana
Still visible on top of Via Veneto
Porta Salaria
Demolished in 1921 for the creation of Piazza Fiume. Virginio Vespignani had rebuilt it in 1873 after its destruction in 1870 during the attack that caused the breach of Porta Pia. It kept the original name in the Middle Ages
Porta Nomentana
75 m (246 feet) away from the current Porta Pia
Porta Chiusa
So called because the original name is unknown. It was located at the Castra Praetoria
Porta Tiburtina
Before the construction of the walls it was just an arch made on 5 BC for the passage of the aqueducts Aqua Marcia, Tepula and Iulia on Via Tiburtina
Porta Praenestina
Present Porta Maggiore name derived in 919 from the not so far Basilica of St. Mary Major: Before the construction of the Walls there were two monumental arches for the passage of the aqueducts Aqua Claudia and Anio Novus over the roads Labicana and Prenestina. The inscriptions are the original ones of Claudius (41/54) at the top and Vespasian (69/79) and Titus (79/81) at the bottom mentioning the restorations of 71 and 81
The Anio Vetus aqueduct ended up here with an underground conduit and the Aqua Marcia, Aqua Tepula and Aqua Iulia as well with arches nearby in three overlapping conduits. The present layout of the area dates back to 1933
The area was known as AD SPEM VETEREM for its proximity to a TEMPLE OF HOPE dedicated in 477 BC. The exact location of the temple is unknown and it was so named to distinguish it from the newer Temple of Hope dating back to 260 BC in the Forum Holitorium
Porta Asinaria
Secondary gate, from which the Via Asinaria exited to join the Via Tuscolana. It was closed and buried in 1409 and reopened only in 1955. Next door to the current porta S. Giovanni built in 1574 by Jacopo Del Duca (about 1520/1604)
Honorius (395/423) added the second door and the two towers. In AD 550 the barbarian soldiers of the Roman army betrayed and opened the door to the Goths of Totila who sacked the city
Porta Metrovia
Known as Porta Metronia today. It was a small posterula, an unimportant small door
Porta Latina
Among the most impressive and best preserved. The travertine façade dates back to the time of Honorius (395/423). As it was typical for the most important gates, the outside was a rolling shutter, while the interior consisted of two doors. The Via Latina exited through it leading to Capua
It was closed in 1408, in 1576 and from 1656 to 1669, in the latter two cases due to outbreaks of plague. It remained closed for most of the nineteenth century and it even stopped the Italian army that tried to get through here in 1870 and then went to Porta Pia. It was finally reopened for good in 1911
Porta Appia
Current porta s. sebastiano, the best preserved gate where it is possible to see the double doors and the grooves for the rolling shutter. Here and in the adjacent walls and towers there is the small MUSEO DELLE MURA (Museum of the Walls) an educational museum with seven small rooms equipped with models and panels. It includes a walking path on the wall for a distance of about 350 m (1,150 feet)
Porta Ardeatina
It was just a small posterula, an unimportant small door still visible near Via Cristoforo Colombo. A whole section of the walls next to the door fell in 2001 for the infiltration of water and it was later rebuilt
The gate is adjacent to the Bastione del Sangallo (Sangallo's Bastion) of 1536 by Antonio Cordini aka Antonio da Sangallo the Younger (1483/1546) who built it for Paul III Farnese (1534/49) fearful of a new sack of Rome. The bastion is about 300 m (984 feet) long. Sangallo expanded the thickness of the wall to make it resistant to the weapons of his time and he therefore completely destroyed the Roman wall. The project was not completed due to lack of funds
Porta Ostiense
Current Porta S. Paolo
On September 10, 1943 in the square around the door the battle of Porta S. Paolo took place: furious fighting between the Italian army without clear orders and helped by civilians against the Nazi army. Two days before the armistice with the Allied Forces had been announced in which it was written that the Italian armed forces should "return fire wherever it came from". 241 Italians died even though other sources report 414 deaths among the military and 156 among civilians including 43 women
Porta Aurelia
Current porta S. Pancrazio. The ancient gate was destroyed in 1644 by Marcantonio de Rossi (about 1607/61) who built a new one as part of the Mura Gianicolensi (Gianicolensi Walls). It was destroyed again by the French bombardment of 1849 and rebuilt in the years 1854/57 by Virginio Vespignani
Porta Portuensis
The Via Portuense exited through it, leading to the ports of Claudius and Trajan. It was destroyed in 1643 and replaced by the PORTA PORTESE which is much more to the north of the site of the original gate
Gate whose name is unknown
Corresponding to the current Porta Settimana which was built in its present form in 1498 for Alexander VI (1492/1503) and restored in 1798 for Pius VI Braschi (1775/99)
Labels: Ad Spem Veterem, Aurelian, Aurelian Walls, Aureliano, Mura Aureliane, Museo delle Mura, Porta del Popolo, Porta Latina, Porta Pinciana, Porta San Paolo, Romapedia, Rome's Walls, Walls of Rome
MOSCHEA
Viale della Moschea
1984/92 Paolo Portoghesi (1931) and Vittorio Gigliotti (1921) in collaboration with Sami Moussawi. Inaugurated in 1995
It is the largest mosque in Europe. Area of 34,000 m² (8.4 acres) which includes the Islamic Cultural Centre
The vast prayer hall has a capacity of about 3,000 people
The minaret is the only one in the world without loudspeakers
The land was offered by the Italian Government in 1975. The project was primarily funded by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its King Faisal, but there were contributions from 23 Arab and Islamic countries. The Moroccan government sent skilled workers for the ceramic decorations
"The great expansion of Islam has produced architectural cultures that have marked differences between them, mixing the Islamic culture with the local traditions. (...) For this reason the Roman Mosque is the synthesis of various architectural models and clear intertwined traditions: from the Persian type, where there is a strong mediation between interior and exterior spaces, also used in Etruscan architecture, to the Ottoman mosques (Hagia Sophia) with the presence of the large central dome and the value of spatial unity. To resume Roman tradition highly symbolical materials have been used, such as tuff and white marble, but also the peristyle of the mosque recalls the arches of the imperial Fora of ancient Rome. (...) The small domes are inspired by Borromini but also Guarini and Vittone have strongly influenced the Mosque" (Paolo Portoghesi)
Labels: King Faisal, Moschea, Moschea di Roma, Mosque, Mosque of Rome, Paolo Portoghesi, Parioli, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Sami Moussawi, Viale della Moschea, Vittorio Gigliotti
MONUMENT-FOUNTAIN TO THE GODDESS ROMA
MONUMENTO-FONTANA ALLA DEA ROMA
Piazza Monte Grappa
2003 by the Polish Igor Mitoraj (1944)
Travertine block of 1,200 tonnes (1,322 tons)
Fragmented face of the Goddess Rome imagined as a source of water
"Perhaps the fracture alludes to the mystery of the ancient world that shows itself to us in fragments, allusions, evocations such as reflections of a disappeared Atlantis" (Antonio Paolucci)
Labels: Dea Roma, Goddess Roma, Igor Mitoraj, Monument-Fountain to the Goddess Roma, Monumento-Fontana alla Dea Roma, Monuments of Rome, Piazza Monte Grappa, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO THE BREACH OF PIA GATE
MONUMENTO ALLA BRECCIA DI PORTA PIA
Corso d'Italia 103
1895 architecture by Carlo Aureli with "Statue of Victory" by Giuseppe Guastalla (1867/1952)
The "Column" is ancient and it was found in 1875 in the Salita dei Crescenzi near the Pantheon in the area where the Baths of Nero used to be
The MARBLE WALL was added in 1920 by Adolfo Apolloni (1855/1923)
During the five hours of the battle of September 20, 1870 49 Italian Bersaglieri and 19 Papal Zuavi soldiers died
Rome was then occupied by the Italian army and became the capital of Italy
Pius IX Mastai-Ferretti (1846/78), who had already several times excommunicated the king and the Italian Government, on May 16, 1871 with the encyclical Ubi Nos renewed the excommunication and imposed on Catholics not to participate in the Italian elections
Labels: Adolfo Apolloni, Carlo Aureli, Corso d'Italia, Giuseppe Guastalla, Monument to the Breach of Pia Gate, Monumento alla Breccia di Porta Pia, Monuments of Rome, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO SEPTEMBER 11
MONUMENTO ALL'11 SETTEMBRE
Piazzale di Porta Capena
2009, TWO ANCIENT ROMAN COLUMNS coming from the area of Montecitorio and left for years in storage
It was dedicated in the presence of the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United States of America Nancy Pelosi
In a plaque there is an aphorism of the American writer George Santayana: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it"
Labels: 9/11, Appian Way, George Santayana, Monument to September 11, Monumento all'11 settembre, Monuments of Rome, Piazzale di Porta Capena, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, September 11
MONUMENT TO THE BERSAGLIERE
MONUMENTO AL BERSAGLIERE
Piazzale di Porta Pia
1931/32 bronze statue and reliefs by the Roman Publio Morbiducci (1889/1963)
Architecture by Italo Mancini (1897/1971
The project was personally selected by Benito Mussolini
On the sides of the foundation bas-reliefs in stone of Trani with characters and battles fought by the Bersaglieri Corps:
On the left "Bridge Goito, Luciano Manara and Porta Pia"
On the right "Sciara Sciat, Enrico Toti and Riva Villasanta"
Labels: Italo Mancini, Monument to the Bersagliere, Monumento al Bersagliere, Monuments of Rome, Piazzale di Porta Pia, Porta Pia, Publio Morbiducci, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO THE CAIROLI BROTHERS
MONUMENTO AI FRATELLI CAIROLI
Viale della Trinità dei Monti
1872/78 Ercole Rosa (1846/94)
The monument was dedicated in 1883. The sculptor Ercole Rosa from the Marche region began this work when he was only 21 years old. He was later also the sculptor of the statue of Victor Emmanuel II in Piazza Duomo in Milan
The patriots brothers Enrico and Giovanni Cairoli fought in the campaign for the liberation of Rome in 1667 with other 76 volunteers
The campaign resulted in the defeat at Villa Glori when the 25-year-old Enrico Cairoli died fighting against the Swiss and German police of the pope. Giovanni Cairoli, who was two years younger than his brother, died in 1669 for the serious injuries suffered in the fight
"The modernity of some solutions embraced by Rosa, as the presence of the gun and the precise description of clothing, humble and true, the absence of any idealization in favor of a dramatic tone, show the sculptor's effort to portray the horror of the battle" (Institute of History of the Risorgimento in Rome)
Labels: Enrico Cairoli, Ercole Rosa, Giovanni Cairoli, Monument to the Cairoli Brothers, Monumento ai Fratelli Cairoli, Monuments of Rome, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Viale della Trinità dei Monti
MONUMENT TO ANITA GARIBALDI
MONUMENTO AD ANITA GARIBALDI
Piazzale Anita Garibaldi
1932 Mario Rutelli (1859/1943)
In the base there is the tomb of Anita Garibaldi (1821/49) wife of Giuseppe Garibaldi
She was Brazilian and her real name was Ana Maria de Jesus Ribeiro. She died at age 28 while pregnant during the escape with her husband after the defeat of the Roman Republic in 1849
Labels: Anita Garibaldi, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Mario Rutelli, Monument to Anita Garibaldi, Monumento ad Anita Garibaldi, Monuments of Rome, Piazzale Anita Garibaldi, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO ALCIDE DE GASPERI
MONUMENTO AD ALCIDE DE GASPERI
Via delle Fornaci/angolo Via Alcide De Gasperi
2005 Maria Dompè (1959)
It was commissioned by the City of Rome on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the death of the Italian political leader
The phrases engraved on the monument remind of his dream of European unification
The cars constantly parked in a no parking zone around the work hide it and prevent unfortunately the appreciation it deserves
Alcide De Gasperi (1881/1954) was one of the founding fathers of the Italian Republic and of the European Union
He was antifascist and believed in the secular state. In 1952 he rejected the Vatican's suggestion to form a government in alliance with the neo-fascists to prevent the success of the communists. Pius XII Pacelli (1939/58), in turn, refused to receive him at the Vatican on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of his wedding
He was born in the Trentino region and in Rome he lived simply in what is now Via Alcide De Gasperi, a few steps from the monument
He was an honest politician, armed with solid values, a rare flower sadly never bloomed again in the corrupt and treacherous swamp of Italian politics
"The memory function does not work on the past but on the future, as a stimulus to implement and enhance the moral legacy of the great statesman. Therefore, the monument embodied his thought, rather than portray him in an official capacity. Without rhetoric, it expresses his profound ideals, eternal and incorruptible as the memory. Bronze plates welcome a verdant meadow, 'essence' of the valleys of Trentino where he was De Gasperi born. The triangle indicates movement, energy, reachingthe new. The manifestos of the early avant-garde movements were full similar of signs, praising progress and confidence in its infinite potential. (...) From above, the structure resembles a kite, or a paper airplane: simple forms with which children have always shaped their dreams of freedom. The same dreams of De Gasperi, cast by Maria Dompè with the 'gravity of lightness', which connotes, always, her work" (Maria Egizia Fiaschetti - Web Site of Maria Dompè - www.mariadompe.com)
Labels: Alcide De Gasperi, Maria Dompè, Monument to Alcide De Gasperi, Monumento ad Alcide De Gasperi, Monuments of Rome, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Via delle Fornaci
MONUMENT TO TRILUSSA
MONUMENTO A TRILUSSA
Piazza Trilussa
1954 Lorenzo Ferri (1902/1975)
Trilussa was the pseudonym of Carlo Alberto Salustri (1871/1950) great Roman dialect poet
The monument was not liked very much and it was nicknamed "Lo sderenato de Trastevere" (Humpback of Trastevere). Guglielmo Guasta editor of the weekly satirical "Il Travaso" and friend of Trilussa published in 1958 a sonnet that ended like this:
All bent down/ just like a sheep / he should thank God you don't see yourself / crouching down by the big fountain / if you would see yourself, my Trilussa, you wouldn't have taken it / and even if he had made you with no feet / you would have kicked his ass anyway!
Labels: Carlo Alberto Salustri, Lorenzo Ferri, Monument to Trilussa, Monumento a Trilussa, Monuments of Rome, Piazza Trilussa, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Trilussa
MONUMENT TO TERENZIO MAMIANI DELLA ROVERE
MONUMENTO A TERENZIO MAMIANI DELLA ROVERE
Via Acciaioli
1893 Mauro Benini (1850/after 1907)
Terenzio Mamiani Della Rovere (1799/1885) was a philosopher, politician and writer as well as a leading figure of the Italian Risorgimento
He was minister of Education and Senator of the Kingdom of Italy. He was a cousin of the poet Giacomo Leopardi
Labels: Mauro Benini, Monument to Terenzio Mamiani Della Rovere, Monumento a Terenzio Mamiani Della Rovere, Monuments of Rome, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Terenzio Mamiani Della Rovere
MONUMENT TO SIMÒN BOLÌVAR
MONUMENTO A SIMÒN BOLÌVAR
Piazzale Simone Bolìvar
1934 Pietro Canonica (1869/1959)
The Venezuelan Simòn Bolìvar (1783/1830) a military officer and political activist in 1805 in Rome swore on the Monte Sacro hill to free his homeland from the Spanish
He was awarded the honorary title of Libertador (Liberator) for his decisive contribution to the independence of Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Perù and Venezuela. He was also President of the Republic of Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia and Perù
Labels: Libertador, Monument to Simòn Bolìvar, Monumento a Simòn Bolìvar, Piazzale Simone Bolivar, Pietro Canonica, Roma, Romapedia, Simòn Bolìvar
MONUMENT TO St. JOAN OF ARC
MONUMENTO A S. GIOVANNA D'ARCO
Giardino di S. Alessio/Via S. Sabina 2
1935 Maxime Real de Sarte (1888/1954) French artist who was already dead when the monument was dedicated in 1954
The marble statue is a bit hidden but it has a unique and excitingly romantic flair with the long, spectacular hair
St. Joan of Arc (1412/31) reunified France during the Hundred Years War. She was burned alive as a heretic by the British and was canonized in 1920
Labels: Aventine Hill, Giardino di S. Alessio, Giovanna D'Arco, Maxime Real de Sarte, Monument to St. Joan of Arc, Monumento a S. Giovanna D'Arco, Monuments of Rome, Parco degli Aranci, Romapedia, St. Joan of Arc
MONUMENT TO St. FRANCIS OF ASSISI
MONUMENTO A S. FRANCESCO D'ASSISI
Piazza di Porta S. Giovanni
1927 Giuseppe Tonnini (1875/1954) who had carved the winged lions on the steps of the Victorian
The five figures to the right of St. Francis (about 1181/1226) are the followers who accompanied him to the Lateran in Rome to meet Pope Innocent III of the Counts of Segni (1198/1216) for the recognition of the Rule, and, more generally, represent all of his spiritual disciples
On the front of the monument there is the inscription with the dedication. On the other sides there are the verses of the eleventh canto of the Paradiso of the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri, which describes the figure of St. Francis
Labels: Basilica S. Giovanni in Laterano, Giuseppe Tonnini, Monument to St. Francis of Assisi, Monumento a S. Francesco d'Assisi, Piazza di Porta S. Giovanni, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, San Francesco d'Assisi
MONUMENT TO St. CATHERINE OF SIENA
MONUMENTO A S. CATERINA DA SIENA
Largo Giovanni XXIII
1961 statue of Francesco Messina (1900/95)
The structure of the monument was designed by Mario Loreti
Four marble bas-reliefs on the front with "Stories of St. Catherine" and the four more in the back with coats of arms of Azione Cattolica (Catholic Action), the Civic Committee, some municipalities in Italy and Monte dei Paschi di Siena (the bank of Siena), with their inscriptions
The dedication of Pius XII around the monument reads: Catharina senensis patriae decus religionisque tutamen, Catherine of Siena dignity of the homeland and defense of Religion
St. Catherine of Siena (1347/80) was canonized in 1461 and is the patron saint of Italy and Europe. She is buried in Rome in the church of S. Maria sopra Minerva, but the left thumb and head are preserved in the Basilica of St. Dominic in Siena and the left foot in the Church of Sts. John and Paul in Venice
Labels: Francesco Messina, Largo Giovanni XXIII, Mario Loreti, Monument to St. Catherine of Siena, Monumento a S. Caterina da Siena, Monuments of Rome, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO PIUS XII
MONUMENTO A PIO XII
Piazzale del Verano
1967 Antonio Berti (1904/90)
Funded by a subscription of the readers of the Roman newspaper Il Tempo to commemorate the visit of Pius XII Pacelli (1939/58) in the district of S. Lorenzo the day after the bombing of July 19, 1943
662 U.S. bombers and 268 fighters dropped about 4,000 bombs loaded with 1,060 tonnes (1,170 tons) of explosive caused the death of about 2,000 people, of which 1,674 have been identified for sure, in the district of S. Lorenzo
Many more Romans died under the Allied Forces bombs during the rest of the war
Labels: Antonio Berti, Monument to Pius XII, Monumento a Pio XII, Monuments of Rome, Piazzale del Verano, Pius XII Pacelli, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO PIETRO METASTASIO
MONUMENTO A PIETRO METASTASIO
Piazza della Chiesa Nuova
1886 by the Florentine Emilio Gallori (1846/1924)
Originally in Piazza S. Silvestro and moved here in 1910 not far from the Metastasio's birthplace in via dei Cappellari 30, and opposite the Oratory of the Philippines, the place of invention of the musical form known as oratorio, or opera with a sacred story with no action on stage
Pietro Metastasio (1698/1782) was a poet, librettist, playwright and priest. He is considered to be the reformer of opera. He wrote many librettos for oratori including The Passion of Jesus Christ which was so successful as to be set to music by no less than 35 composers between 1730 and 1790
Labels: Emilio Gallori, Monument to Pietro Metastasio, Monumento a Pietro Metastasio, Monuments of Rome, Piazza della Chiesa Nuova, Pietro Metastasio, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO NICOLA SPEDALIERI
MONUMENTO A NICOLA SPEDALIERI
Piazza Sforza Cesarini
The monument was placed in front of S. Andrea Della Valle only in 1903 and then moved here in 1957 to make room for the fountain by Carlo Maderno
Nicola Spedalieri (1740/95) was a priest, philosopher and writer, author of "About Human Rights" of 1791. He rejected the deistic and atheistic character of the French Revolution, but he defended the rights of man proclaimed by it and he reckoned those rights as fundamentally Christian, considering the popular sovereignty as the foundation of government power
Labels: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Mario Rutelli, Monument to Nicola Spedalieri, Monumento a Nicola Spedalieri, Monuments of Rome, Nicola Spedalieri, Piazza Sforza Cesarini, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Sui Diritti Umani
MONUMENT TO MARCO MINGHETTI
MONUMENTO A MARCO MINGHETTI
Piazza S. Pantaleo
1895 architecture by Giacomo Misuraca and sculptures by the Sicilian Lio Gangeri (1845/1913)
In the basement marble group "Politics and People"
Marco Minghetti (1818/86) was twice Prime Minister and Minister several times. In 1876 his government managed to balance the budget
Labels: Giacomo Misuraca, Lio Gangeri, Marco Minghetti, Monument to Marco Minghetti, Monumento a Marco Minghetti, Monuments of Rome, Piazza S. Pantaleo, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO IVAN VAZOV
MONUMENTO A IVAN VAZOV
Piazzale Bertel Thorvaldsen
2010 by the Bulgarian sculptor Minekov Velichko (1928)
Ivan Vazov (1850/1921) was a writer and is still considered the "patriarch" of the Bulgarian literature. He strove valiantly for the national cause of Bulgaria
The statue was inaugurated in the presence of both Italian and Bulgarian Presidents of the Council of Ministers
Labels: Ivan Vazov, Minekov Velichko, Monument to Ivan Vazov, Monumento a Ivan Vazov, Monuments of Rome, Piazzale Bertel Thorvaldsen, Roma, Romapedia, Rome, Valle Giulia, Villa Borghese
MONUMENT TO GUIDO BACCELLI
MONUMENTO A GUIDO BACCELLI
Piazza Salerno
1931 Attilio Selva (1888/1970) from Trieste
Guido Baccelli (1830/1916) was Minister of Education and Minister of Agriculture several times from 1879 to 1903
He promoted the archaeological walk at Porta Capena, established the National Gallery of Modern Art and promoted the excavations of Pompeii and the Baths of Caracalla
Labels: Attilio Selva, Monument to Guido Baccelli, Monumento a Guido Baccelli, Monuments of Rome, Piazza Salerno, Porta Capena, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO GIUSEPPE MAZZINI
MONUMENTO A GIUSEPPE MAZZINI
Piazzale Ugo La Malfa
1929 last work by Ettore Ferrari (1845/1929) who was Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Italy, the Italian Freemasonry
Placed here only in 1949 for the centenary of the Roman Republic, after some allegorical high reliefs irreverent towards the Holy See were removed from the base, like a prancing horse trampling over emblems of the church
In the BASE there are high reliefs representing the ideas of Mazzini: the desire for freedom that is realized in the Giovane Italia (Young Italy Association), the sacrifice for the redemption of the oppressed from tyranny, the fight against tyranny, the triumph of the revolution, the burial of the remains of the martyrs
Labels: Aventine Hill, Ettore Ferrari, Giuseppe Mazzini, Italian Freemasonry, Monument to Giuseppe Mazzini, Monumento a Giuseppe Mazzini, Piazzale Ugo La Malfa, Roma, Romapedia, Rome
MONUMENT TO GIUSEPPE GIOACHINO BELLI
MONUMENTO A GIUSEPPE GIOACHINO BELLI
Piazza Giuseppe Gioachino Belli
1913 by the Sicilian Michele Tripisciano (1860/1913) on the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Giuseppe Gioachino Belli (1791/1863) the greatest Roman dialect poet
The stick in Belli's left hand was made of iron, fixed with cement and painted black, because the original wooden stick was regularly stolen
Labels: Gioacchino Belli, Giuseppe Gioachino Belli, Michele Tripisciano, Monument to Giuseppe Gioachino Belli, Monumento a Giuseppe Gioachino Belli, Monuments of Rome, Romapedia, Trastevere

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Women with Family History of Breast or Ovarian Cancer Have Increased Risk of Developing Leukemia.
According to an article recently published in the International Journal of Cancer, women with breast cancer who have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer have an increased risk of subsequently developing chronic leukemia.
Because of increasing understanding of the role genetics plays in the development of certain cancers, family history of cancer is gaining more research attention. Patients who are at a higher risk for certain cancers due to family history may benefit from frequent screening for that specific cancer or from preventive measures. The hope is that greater understanding of genetic links may contribute to more individualized and efficient screening processes.
Researchers from Switzerland recently conducted a study to evaluate data including women with breast cancer and potential risks associated with a family history of the disease. This study included 4,397 patients who had been diagnosed with breast cancer between 1990 and 2004. Family history of breast or ovarian cancer was recorded, and patients were monitored through 2005 for diagnosis of leukemia. Patients were considered to have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer if at least one first or second-degree relative was diagnosed with breast and/or ovarian cancer. Leukemia rates were compared among patients with a family history (positive family history) and those without a family history (negative family history).
Overall, patients with breast cancer, regardless of family history, had approximately three-times the risk of developing subsequent acute (fast-growing) leukemia compared with the general population.
Compared with the general population, the rates of chronic leukemia were not greater among patients diagnosed with breast cancer.
Within the group of patients with breast cancer, those with a positive family history had an approximate 11-times greater risk of developing chronic (slower-growing) leukemia compared with those with a negative family history.
The researchers concluded: "Breast cancer patients with a family history of breast/ovarian have an increased risk of secondary leukemia, both compared to the general population as well as to breast cancer patients without family histories." Patients diagnosed with breast cancer who have a family history of breast or ovarian cancer may wish to discuss their individual risks with their physician, as well as potential screening for leukemia.
Reference: Verkooijen H, Fioretta G, Rapiti E, et al. Family history of breast or ovarian cancer modifies the risk of secondary leukemia after breast cancer: results from a population-based study. International Journal of Cancer [early online publication]. October 31, 2007.


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Good Morning fellow EXer's! The Freedom Train is on the tracks, and prepared to make it's daily run to Freedom from smoking! Everyone is invited to come aboard to celebrate their own personal Freedom, and that of their friends!!
Mandolinrain with FOUR Years of Freedom!
If you are new here, this vehicle provides an area for everyone to gather and celebrate the milestones, and successes of those in our community! There are no tickets! The fuel for this locomotive is love and caring! The rides on this Train are paid for in contributions to the quits of others! The only thing required to ride this Train is a desire to breathe FREE! We encourage everyone to join in the celebration! No matter where you are in your quit, today is special, and is cause for celebration! Celebrate with others, and they will celebrate with you! There are no baggage fees! Bring all your "EXtra baggage"! We will help you sort it out!
We encourage you to come aboard today! Shout out your personal milestones, and those of your friends! Show your pride in your quit! 2 Days, 200 Days or 2000 Days!More, it you have them! Let us hear from you, and let us all celebrate our FREEDOM!! Post food and music! IT IS PARTY TIME!!!
This Train is bound for FREEDOM from the Evils tobacco and smoking!!
And, as we roll along, I know you will notice some of Missy's favorite creatures!
And I KNOW they join me in congratulating her and thanking her for all she brings to our community!
AND.....Thank your for the train. I was so bummed when the trained had to stop. I am so grateful to get to ride it today!
Congratulations on your four years Missy. Thanks for your input and support.
Congratulations, Missy! You are loved here.
Wow 4 years. I'm so happy for you. What an amazing quit!!
Thanks so much for conducting the train today Youngatheart.7.4.12 and CONGRATULATIONS Mandolinrain on your spectacular four years of freedom...holding the hands of others...helping so many along the way...ALWAYS with kindness and love. You are AMAZING! I am SO GLAD that you are in my life.
Wow I miss the train rides. What a special ride today! Woohoo to you MIssy Mandolinrain on 4 beautiful years of freedom and being such a wonderful awesome lady and Elder and so thankful you are here. Love and hugs to you my friend.
I am sooooooo far behind on blogs. I hope the train will come back and pick me up to celebrate with Missy. Congrats girl!
kristen-9.7.15 Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya tomorrow, you're only a day away!
elvan Haha. You're a goof.


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illegal immigration News Stories & Reports
2 Post By Judy
Thread: More than A Half Million Social Security Numbers Issued To Illegal Immigrants Granted
More than A Half Million Social Security Numbers Issued To Illegal Immigrants Granted
More than A Half Million Social Security Numbers Issued To Illegal Immigrants Granted Amnesty
by Caroline May
The Obama administration has issued more than half a million new Social Security Numbers (SSN) to illegal immigrants granted amnesty under President Obama's Deferred Actions for Childhood Arrivals program.
In a letter to Sens. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) and Ben Sasse (R-NE), exclusively obtained by Breitbart News, the Social Security Administration (SSA) reveals that by the end of Fiscal Year 2014 the Obama administration "had issued approximately 541,000 original SSNs to individuals authorized to work under the 2012 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy since its inception" in 2012.
The administration said it did not maintain a count of the number of individuals who applied but were denied an SSN.
"We have longstanding, rigorous procedures for processing SSN requests. Under out stringent requirements, SSN applicants must present evidence of identity, age, and work-authorized immigration status," SSA Acting Commissioner Carolyn Colvin wrote to Sessions and Sasse in response to their March 12 request. "As with all SSN applications, we review the evidence submitted for authenticity, and for non citizens, we also verify immigration and work authorization status directly with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) via an electronic process called the Systemic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) Program."
Colvin further noted that no SSNs had been granted under the Obama administration's November 20, 2014 expansion of DACA and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA) due to a federal district court judge's preliminary injunction on those programs.
"We would only issue SSNs to these individuals if DHS began to accept and adjudicate applications and grant work authorizations and documentation evidencing such authorization," Colvin wrote in the letter dated April 10.
SSN are a key factor in accessing tax benefits such as Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income programs. Colvin asserted that none of the individuals had applied for and received benefits through those programs.
SSNs are also instrumental to getting tax refunds such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and according to the IRS illegal immigrants granted SSNs can claim up to three years of back tax refunds for illegal work. Meaning in a single year an amnestied illegal immigrant could claim up to four years of tax credits.
According to a recent Congressional Research Service memo, the maximum level of EITC and Child Tax Credits (CTC) that a hypothetical family with three children could claim in the four years from 2011-2014 at the 'phase-out threshold' income would be able to obtain $35,521. A family with four children in those circumstances could claim $35,560.
As of December 31 DHS had approved more than 787,068 DACA applications.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...anted-amnesty/
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Okay, this whole scenario stinks to high heaven. Under no authority of Congress or the people of the United States, the SSA has become the puppet organization of the White House? The Social Security Administration is governed by laws and a Commission, not the White House, not the President, not even the Executive Branch, only Congress. Until now, I've held out to the fact that the Social Security Administration was our best agency, a mammoth job, done every day, every month, correctly, with very few exceptions. But now, today, it's clear they've run a fowl.
Congress needs to immediately pass a law that prohibits the issuance of a Social Security number to any foreign person for any reason, only US citizens shall have a Social Security number. This is another reason we need the FairTax. HR 25 in the US House of Representatives and S 155 in the US Senate.
imblest and southBronx like this.
A Nation Without Borders Is Not A Nation - Ronald Reagan
Save America, Deport Congress! - Judy
GeorgiaPeach
Senators Ask Gov't How Many Illegals Got Social Security — The Number Is Almost Unbelievable
Pete Kasperowicz
The Social Security Administration has told Congress that more than half a million illegal immigrants have received new Social Security numbers, under President Barack Obama's 2012 executive action allowing younger immigrants to stay in the United States and work.
Obama imposed his Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals plan, also known as DACA, in 2012, and in doing so gave younger illegal immigrants legal protection and the ability to work. More than 600,000 immigrants have applied under the program, and in March, Sens. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) and Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) asked how many of these immigrants also received Social Security numbers.
At the time, they thought as many as 90,000 had received Social Security numbers, but Acting Social Security Administration Commissioner Carolyn Colvin said it was several multiples of that number.
"By the end of fiscal year 2014, we had issued approximately 541,000 original SSNs to individuals authorized to work under the 2012 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy since its inception," she wrote.
Colvin said her agency did not have any data on how many immigrants might have applied for Social Security numbers who did not get one.
Colvin said her agency has "rigorous procedures" for processing these requests, and that applicants must show proof of identity and the ability to work. "We will not issue an SSN if an individual has insufficient or unacceptable documentation," she wrote.
The two senators also asked how many illegal immigrants have received Social Security numbers under Obama's more recent immigration action late last year. That action expanded DACA, and created a new program to let parents and legal guardians of legal residents stay in the country and work.
But Colvin said the answer to that question is, "none," because a federal court has shut down that program for now. "We would only issue SSNs to these individuals if DHS began to accept and adjudicate applications and grant work authorization and documentation evidencing such authorization," she wrote.
Still, her answers will likely draw criticism from Republican opponents of Obama's actions, since they show that more than half a million illegal immigrants now have access to federal benefits like retirement and disability benefits.
Critics of Obama's plan have criticized the plan because low-income immigrants with no net tax liability could gain as much as $3 in Social Security benefits for every $1 they pay into the system, which means Americans will now be subsidizing these immigrants.
Read Colvin's letter here:
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015...-unbelievable/
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Rep. Tim Ryan walked out before the end of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night, explaining on Twitter that he was fed up with what Trump was saying, calling it "fake."
The Ohio Democrat, who announced a run for the White House last year but dropped out in October, complained that the president's claims of a strong economy didn't jibe with what ordinary Ohioans face.
"The President spent the first half of his #SOTU speech talking about how great the economy is for American workers, but if that's true, why are so many Ohioans working 2 or 3 jobs and struggling to make ends meet?" the congressman tweeted.
Ryan, D-Niles, also compared Trump's speech to professional wrestling.
"I've had enough," Ryan tweeted. "It's like watching professional wrestling. It's all fake."
Ryan was one of at least two Democratic members of Congress to walk out during Trump's address. Several other Democrats boycotted the speech.
More:Dad of Parkland shooting victim gets kicked out of State of the Union for yelling at Trump
But the most dramatic scene of Democratic disapproval came immediately after the president finished his address. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tore up the printed copy of his speech that Trump had handed her before he began, and she then tossed it aside.
State of the Union:Fact-checking Trump's claims on jobs, wealth and wages
This report is from the Columbus Dispatch, part of the USAToday Network


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Asus G60J – 16.5in Gaming Laptop
Asus G60J – 16.5in Gaming Laptop Review
By Ardjuna Seghers December 17, 2009 12:00 am GMT
1. Verdict
2. Key Specifications
3. How we tested
4. Trusted Score
Review Price: £1540.57
Gaming laptops are all about compromise. Manufacturers have to carefully juggle size and weight with price and performance, and inevitably these mobile monsters end up being large, heavy, expensive and – compared to even mid-range desktop rigs – underpowered. However, anyone who changes accommodation regularly or who's tried lugging their full tower desktop to a LAN party will know that gaming laptops do have their place. Join us as we find out whether Asus' new Core i7 G60J has what it takes.
Initial impressions are quite good, with the lid finding a nice balance between the plain glossy black often found on third-party gaming chassis and the brazen bling many other gaming laptops too frequently employ.
What you get here is an arresting but classy blue and white flame pattern against a blue-black gradient background, with the embossed transparent Republic of Gamers logo a definite highlight. Unfortunately this glossy finish is just as enamoured of fingerprints as most, so you'll need to regularly use the included cleaning cloth (or a sleeve) to keep the machine looking at its best.
Thankfully, on the inside the only glossy areas are the screen bezel and keyboard surround, with the palm-rest coated in lovely soft-touch plastic, and a smooth, matt touchpad. This is nicely complemented by white-backlit status icons below the hinge and the touchpad's brushed metal surround.
With its 16in screen the G60J is more compact than some of the behemoths we get through the office, but at over 4cm thick and 3.3kg with battery it's certainly no lightweight. Build quality is generally decent enough with the exception of the hinge, which feels somewhat loose and creaks in action.
Asus has gone for its usual isolation (or chicklet)-style keyboard. Layout is pretty much spot on and there's a full number pad included, and keys have a comfortable matt surface and are well-spaced. It does, however, have a US layout so has an elongated left Shift and a half height Enter key, which UK users may find annoying.
Feedback isn't all that great either with rather shallow travel and severe flex if keys are pressed with any force. There's also a hint of rattle, though with a game or film on you really won't notice the noise. For gaming this keyboard is by no means a competitor to the Logitech G13 Gameboard, but on the other hand it lacks obvious defects and will get the job done
Although regrettably there are no gaming keys (a welcome innovation found on the Rock Xtreme 840SLI), the G60J's entire keyboard is backlit in white, perfect for in those late-night gaming sessions. A light sensor will switch this feature on automatically when required, though there are also three manual settings – or you can just switch it off altogether to preserve battery life. It's a great implementation, and a feature that should be standard on all gaming laptops.
The large touchpad is responsive and generally a pleasure to use. Its twin buttons are incorporated into the metal touchpad- surround and separated by an etched line, and provide decent enough feedback though they're a tad on the stiff side.
Getting onto connectivity, Asus' G60J gaming laptop leaves you wanting for very little. At the back are the power and Gigabit Ethernet sockets. On the left we have VGA and HDMI video outputs, together with two USB ports, a 54mm ExpressCard slot, a mini FireWire connection and eSATA.
At the front you'll find an SD/HC/xD/MS memory card reader, along with more status icons (which can be seen with the lid closed) and a wireless switch. Finally on the right you'll encounter a further two USB ports, three 3.5mm audio jacks for digital or analogue surround sound and a Blu-ray drive to play back the latest high definition films.
Not that the 16.5in screen will let you enjoy them in their native Full HD glory though, as the G60J comes with a disappointingly low resolution 1,366 x 768 display. The advantage to this is that the laptop's single nVidia GeForce GTX 260M video card will be able to run advanced games like Crysis on higher detail settings at the screen's native resolution, but of course you do sacrifice desktop real estate. We would say it's a logical compromise, but it's a shame that a machine costing well over £1,000 requires it – still, that's mobile PC gaming for you.
Anyway, as reflective laptop screens go this example puts in a decent performance. There's little sign of backlight bleed (only a slight hint is visible from the right side towards the top, not along the bottom as usual and therefore less intrusive during films especially), minimal banding, and good sharpness.
Tonal performance and contrast are also quite good, though with one major caveat: this screen suffers from marked contrast shift depending on viewing angle, so to get subtle bright and dark detail simultaneously you'll have to get the angle just right, something that's by no means easy. Still, overall it will do for both work and entertainment, and most importantly it will let you see all the monsters in dark games like Doom 3.
Unfortunately the Altec Lansing speakers leave us less impressed than we had hoped. Though the audio they produce is clear and has no trouble coping with detailed, subtle trebles, their utter lack of bass and low maximum volume fail to do any justice to the world-first sound card the G60J brings to the table.
You see, the G60J is the "the world's first notebook to support 3D gaming surround audio in the form of EAX Advanced HD 4.0 audio technology" according to Asus. Considering this is the same effects-set as found on Creative's X-Fi sound cards (probably the most popular high-end gaming audio card around), there are loads of titles that support it, so it should provide genuine enhancement for your gaming.
The rest of the G60J's internals are no less impressive, led by an Intel mobile Core i7 quad-core processor. The 720QM might be the 'slowest' i7 model out there, running at a relatively pedestrian 1.6GHz, but thanks to its 6MB cache and architectural enhancements – not to mention the ability to turbo-clock all the way up to 2.8GHz on a single core – it's more than capable of beating most Core 2 CPUs (as we saw in the Novatech X70 CA Pro review where it left a 3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100 in the dust).
This is backed by 4GB of 1,066MHz DDR3 RAM, which is pretty much standard across desktops and laptops these days and will be fully utilised by a 64-bit version of Windows.
Anything but standard is this laptop's permanent storage though, as you get a full terabyte (1TB) of hard drive space courtesy of twin 500GB drives running at a speedy 7,200rpm. To have this configuration as standard is fairly rare and certainly appreciated. Asus doesn't skimp on wireless connectivity either, as you not only get the Wi-Fi N almost ubiquitous on high-end laptops but also Bluetooth 2.1 plus EDR, an option that's often left out to cut costs.
So far it's all very impressive but the single most important element of any gaming laptop are its graphics, and this is the one area where the G60J disappoints ever so slightly. Instead of the nVidia GeForce GTX 280M we would expect to find on such a well-specified mobile gaming machine, we have a GTX 260M running the show instead (and this would appear to be the highest card offered on any Asus gaming laptop in the UK).
This means you get 112 processing cores instead of the GTX 280M's 118 and a 100MHz decrease in core clockspeed, though with everything else (including memory speed and bandwidth) the same there shouldn't be too much performance difference.
Indeed, even at 1,366 x 768 Crysis only ran at a just about playable 25fps average on High Detail. To be fair to the G60J though, Crysis is still one of the most demanding games out there, and Call of Duty 4 ran at a silky-smooth 75fps average with everything turned up to maximum. To put this card's performance into context with the graphical prowess of most mainstream laptops (which use Intel's integrated graphics), in TrackMania Nations Forever where the latter manage about 16fps at best, the GTX 260 returned a figure of 148fps!
Overall then the G60J will play most titles at medium if not high detail levels on its screen's relatively low native resolution. As we've often said though, if you get the chance to go for a configuration with a much slower (even a lowly Core 2 Duo) processor yet better graphics setup then you should, unless you intend to do a lot of CPU-intensive tasks like video encoding.
Getting back into positive mode Asus has apparently decided that for a laptop such as this nothing less than the 64-bit version of Windows 7 Ultimate will do, which as its title suggests is the best Microsoft OS money can buy. Over the Home Premium version found on most machines you get: Windows XP Mode, Backup and Restore to Networks, full file and drive encryption plus Bit-Locker anti-theft, the ability to switch between 35 languages, location-aware printing and virtual hard disk booting.
Asus also makes sure that from the moment you start this laptop up you know you're dealing with a gaming machine here (just in case the chassis and price weren't enough to convince you), as the BIOS splash screen showing off the Republic for Gamers logo is accompanied by the sound of an explosion. Boom, baby!
Despite a fairly high-capacity nine-cell (4,800mAh, 53Watt-hour) battery, as with most gaming laptops the G60J won't survive for long away from a mains socket. MobileMark's Productivity test wouldn't complete a single run, while running a DVD (albeit at full screen brightness) killed the machine after a mere 53 minutes.
If it's any consolation, turning down the screen brightness and configuring Asus' Power4Gear application should allow you to get well over an hour out if it, and poor battery life is an unfortunate disadvantage of nearly all mobile machines powerful enough to play games. The innovative Asus UL50Vg is one of the few exceptions, but it's far too weak to be classified as a real gaming laptop.
So how does the £1540 G60J compare? Thanks to its Core i7 CPU, the only direct competitor we've reviewed is Novatech's X70 CA Pro, which comes in at £1635. For the extra £95 you do get a superior GTX280 graphics card and Full HD screen, so usually we wouldn't even hesitate in recommending it over the Asus. However, you also get a chassis that's not without its faults (including the rubbish keyboard and touchpad buttons) and lose out on the EAX HD 4 sound card, backlit keyboard and twin hard drive configuration. In addition you get Windows 7 Premium instead of Ultimate.
Throw in Asus' longer warranty and the choice is really up to you, depending on whether you're happy to use external peripherals with the Novatech and can actually afford the £95. Also keep in mind that at native screen resolutions, the G60J's GTX 260M can actually run games like Crysis at a better frame rate than the X70 CA Pro's GTX 280M, arguably giving you a better experience. As for the likes of Alienware, you'll pay £1625 for a similar configuration except with only a single 500GB hard drive, so in that scenario Asus is the clear winner.
To get good gaming performance on a laptop you still need to go for an SLI setup which limits you to Intel's Core 2, but if you're after one of the new Core i7 laptops that will at least let you at least play the latest games, the Asus G60J is definitely worth considering.
In the TrackMania benchmark we have the G0j6's GTX260 tripling the performance of the GT230 found in the UL50Vg, showing the difference between a gaming and non-gaming card.
Both of the gaming laptops failed to complete a full run of MobileMark's Productivity benchmark, but the Asus was the only one of the two to complete the DVD-test, making it clearly superior and meaning you can expect well over an hour of less intensive mobile use.
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Hematopoietic Cell Procurement, Processing, and Transplantation: Standards, Accreditation, and Regulation
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Significance of FACT accreditation
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Yes, people who got a two-dose vaccine or the single-dose Johnson & Johnson shot are considered fully vaccinated — even without a booster. The Associated Press
Yes, people who got a two-dose vaccine or the single-dose Johnson & Johnson shot are considered fully vaccinated — even without a booster.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says you're fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving a second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, or one dose of the J&J.
The vaccines offer strong protection against serious illness. But U.S. health officials now recommend boosters for some people at higher risk for severe illness from COVID-19 based on evidence that protection against milder disease can wane, especially among older adults.
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People who got the Moderna and J&J vaccines aren't eligible for boosters yet, but that's likely coming soon.
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Coronavirus Cases India: India has recorded less than 40,000 daily new cases since last 17 days (File)
Continuing the trend of contraction of coronavirus cases, India's COVID-19 active caseload mounted to 3,32,002 comprising 3.34 per cent of the total number of infections reported in the country, the Union Health Ministry said on Wednesday.
A total 26,382 people were found to be infected with COVID-19 in India in a single day, as per the Health ministry's latest data update on Wednesday. During the same period, the country also registered 33,813 new recoveries ensuring a net decline of 7,818 cases in the active caseload.
"India has recorded less than 40,000 daily new cases since the last 17 days," the ministry underlined.
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Who's who and what's what in Barnwell, South Carolina : spring of 1959
...Clarence Dicks, the son of William Adolphus and Providence .Anderson Dicks, was born Alarch 1, 1892. at Dunbarton, S. C.... (Dunbarton, S. C., South Carolina, Amerikas förenta stater - 1892)
Old Kent : the eastern shore of Maryland, notes illustrative of the most ancient records of Kent County Maryland, and of the parishes of...
...WASHINGTON HANSON, youngest son of George Adolphus and Rebecca Baird Hanson, m. 1st June 1830, Alargaret Ann AVilmer, d. 16th... (Queen, Maryland, Amerikas förenta stater - 1830)
The descendants of John Thomson, pioneer Scotch covenanter, genealogical notes on all known descendants of John Thomson, covenanter, of Scotland, Ireland and Pennsylvania, with...
...1909, Alma Hines, daughter of William Adolphus and Lucy Catherine (Hatchett) Hines of Danville, Va., granddaughter of Henry Davidson Hines... (Halifax County, Va, Virginia, Amerikas förenta stater - 1909)
Almanach de Gotha
...Augusta à ...., veuve de (Edwin Adolphus) Cook, fille de feu William Palmer, de Boyne House, Tunbridge Wells. [Boydon Hall,... (Undetermined country - 1829)
Genealogical and personal history of Beaver County, Pennsylvania (Volume 2)
...(III) Alfred James, son of Ferdinand Adolphus and Elizabeth Trevilla (Richards) Tait. was born in England, and was an infant... (England, England, Storbritannien - 1808)
The descendants of Rev. Thomas Hooker, Hartford, Connecticut, 1586-1908 : being an account of what is known of Rev. Thomas Hooker's family in England,...
...), son of Frederic Adolphus and Elizabeth Dwight (Hooker) Packard of Philadelphia, Pa., b. July 24, 1828, at... (Amerikas förenta stater - 1828)
Jernigan reunion : a gathering of some of the descendants of Thomas Jernigan, immigrant 1635 of Nansemond County, Virginia, particularly the family of his...
...10-405. Luther, James Robert Adolphus (9-84)Kitchell, b. 9-30-1563, d. 8-14-1944, son of Spicey (8-12)Denning and Kem Mitchell, married... (Amerikas förenta stater - 1944)
The Australasian 1895/06/22
...the 10th ult, at Launceston, William Adolphus, beloved eldest son of William Wlgney, Ballarat WILLIAMSON1.-On the 16th inst., at 52... (Launceston, Victoria, Australien - 1895)
The Armistead family. 1635-1910
...39. Lewis Gustavus Adolphus^ Armistead, son of John Armistead and Lucy, first-lieutenant and captain of riflemen ,... (Virginia, Amerikas förenta stater - 1814)
Genealogy of Cadenhead, Stone & other ancestors of Harley Sears Cadenhead
...Thomas Sears Cadenhead, son of Charles Adolphus and grand nephew of John Marion, some 24 years later in 1928 Thomas... (Amerikas förenta stater - 1928)
Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22523 1938/10/04
...engagement is announced of William John Adolphus, eldest son of Mrs G. Nash and the late Mr J. J. Nash,... (Greymouth, West Coast, Nya Zeeland - 1938)
The succession to the English crown. A historical sketch
...Cumberland married Anne, widow of Christopher Adolphus, Horton and daughter of Simon Luttrell, Baron fembrid e Irnliam> afterwards Earl of... (Storbritannien - 1766)
Men of progress, biographical sketches and portraits of leaders in business and professional life in the state of Rhode Island and Providence plantations
...R. I., the son of Henry Adolphus and Sally Ann (Arnold) RemHENRY A. REMINGTON.... (Cobb county, Rhode Island, Amerikas förenta stater - 1872)
...was the daughter of Adolphus (Dolly) WARD and Sarah C. LLOYD.... (Orange County, North Carolina, Amerikas förenta stater - 1875)
The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser 1939/09/20
...Albany, eldest daughter of Prince Gustav Adolphus of Stolberg-Gedern, who was born at Mons 187... (Mons, New South Wales, Australien - 1939)
Parish registers in England, their history and contents, with suggestions for securing their better custody and preservation, attempted by Robt. Edmond Chester Waters
...1781. Charles Caractacus Ostorius Maximilian Gustavus Adolphus, son of Charles Stone, tailor, bapt.... (Undetermined country - 1781)
The Jacobite peerage, baronetage, knightage and grants of honour
...Jane Hermione, eldest daughter of Edward Adolphus (St.-Maur), twelfth Duke of Somerset [E], K.G. She married secondly,... (Undetermined country - 1847)
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