Planning a city trip in Florence Italy? Thenspend 3 perfect days in Florence.
Florence the capital of Tuscany, better  famous cultural cities in Europe. It is also one of my favourite Italian cities besides Rome. If you’re planning on visiting Rome as well, you should definitely check out this 1 day itinerary for Rome with the most unmissable spots.
Of course, I don’t want to discourage you. Even if you’re only there for a weekend getaway or a few days, Florence will certainly not disappoint you. Here I’ll list the best things to do in when visiting Florence , so that you can plan your city trip as good and efficiently as possible.
On the banks of the Arno you’ll find the mesmerizing city of Florence. This is the capital of one of the most visited provinces in Italy, Tuscany. There are a lot of beautiful villages in Tuscany. But Florence is definitely the most exuberant. It’s also called the renaissance city. You will find the most beautiful renaissance buildings, churches, palaces and statues. It’s safe to say that Florence is actually a real open-air museum.
But Florence has a lot more to offer. Besides soaking up culture, you can get ‘wanderfully’ lost in the historical centre, shop till you drop in the fashionable boutiques or local shops and of course enjoy all the Italian delicacies in the best places to eat in Florence.
Traveling to Florence in Italy is possible in so many different ways. For a short city trip or a weekend getaway, I would recommend traveling by plane. From Belgium you can fly with various airlines from Brussels or Charleroi to Florence airport. From the airport you can easily reach the centre by public transport. The cheapest options are the tram and the bus. You can of course also opt for a taxi, but this is slightly more expensive. You can also rent a car in one of the car rental companies if you want to combine Florence with multiple other destinations.
Florence is the perfect base to explore Tuscany. So if you’re there I would advise you to stay a bit longer to do a couple of day trips from Florence. This destination is often combined with a visit to Pisa, a day trip to Siena, Chiante or Lucca, or an extended stay in Cinque Terre, Venice or Milan. Besides traveling by car, Italy has good train connections, so most of these destinations are also accessible by train from Florence.
If you are traveling through Italy for a longer period of time and want to visit multiple destinations, you can also just leave Belgium with your own vehicle and do a extensive Italian road trip.
FloreThe best travel time to travel to Florence is estimated from May to September. Logical, because then you have the best chance of sun and the least chance of rainfall. However, I wouldn’t advise you not to visit Florence during the high season of July and August. B And experiencing a heat wave in the middle of a busy city isn’t exactly one of my favorite things. Spring and autumn are therefore the perfect seasons to visit Florence.
We actually traveled to Florence in the first half of February. And although this is still the middle of winter, our trip was very pleasant. It was cold, but the sunny weather ensured that we could fully enjoy all the outdoor sights in Florence. Just make sure you have appropriate clothes for the season you are traveling in.
When I take a city trip, I like staying in the centre of the city. This, to not loose too much time with transportation, but also to be able to experience the city at all possible moments like early mornings and late evenings. There are many great areas to stay in Florence.
I also love it when a hotel radiates the character of the city. That is why we chose to stay in the oldest hotel in Florence NH collection Firenze Porta Rossa. Do you like to know how we experienced our stay in this hotel, be sure to read our NH collection Firenze Porta Rossa review.
There are of course many amazing places to stay in Florence. With this useful booking map you will get an overview of different hotels within Firenze. This way you can quickly search by location and price.
Below I’ll list the best things to do in the city, so you can start planning your 3 perfect days in Florence. Before you continue reading I have just 1 very important tip for you: Indulge yourself completely the historical and mesmerizing atmosphere of this beautiful city. So don’t trwhile you’s less crowded and you can admire the beautiful views from the bridge without bumping into other tourists.
Stroll alongside the jewellery shop windows and enjoy the city waking up. I just love the sound of yelling Italians across the street in the morning. It sounds like music to my ears.
3 – Piazza di Mercato Nuovo
4 – Uffizi Gallery and surroundings
Walk through to the Uffizi Gallery and admire this spectacular piece of architecture with the impressive Palazzo Vecchio to top it off. In front of Palazzo Vecchio you will find Piazza Della Signoria. The best part of this square is of antique and renaissance art including the Medici lions.
5 – Capelle Medicee and Pallazo Medici
Speaking about family Di Medici who was one of the most powerful banking families during the renaissance, reminds me to encourage you to pass by Capelle Medicee and Pallazo Medici. These are both stunning.
6 – Piazza Santa Croch
7 – Piazza Della Repubblica and Piazza Santa Maria Novella
Other spectacular squares are.
Close to Piazza Santa Maria Novella in via Della Scale you will find the oldest Pharmacy in Florence. The authentic interior is mesmerizing. Today they sell local beauty products. It is definitely worth to take look inside.
8 – Palazzo Pitti & Giardino di Boboli
9 – Piazzale Michelangelo
10 – Tours
Would you like to explore Florence in a unique way? You can! Check out the Getyourguide offers below. They have an extensive spectrum of activities in Florence, ranging from entrance tickets to popular attractions to fully organised day trips.
We really had 3 wonderful days in Florence. Not only these beautiful sights enraptured us, but the whole city. Florence is s and artworks. This in combination with the delicious Italian delights, will make your trip an unforgetable experience.
How would your like to spend 3 days in Florence? Let me know in the comments below.
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I love Florence. We visited last year in Autumn. Yet to put down on my blog:) we also did not have the opportunity to go inside Duomo. It was so crowded. Love your pictures.
Florence is indeed such a fantastic city. Can’t wait to read it on your blog.
Such a gorgeous city. I visited many years ago, but have been dreaming of returning. The buildings in Florence are all so beautiful, especially the Uffizi Gallery. I pinned & saved your blog for when I plan my next Italy trip.
Florence is amazing. Can’t wait to go back there myself.
I hope you get to visit soon. You will love Florence.
I hope you get there someday! And thank you 😉
Thank you Sophia. I hope you guys get there soon so you can enjoy this wonderful city.
Oh yes, I loved staying in the city so I would definitely recommend it. This way you can experience early mornings and late evening in Florence. And those are just magical.


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Weaver v. Anthoney (cand-3:2014-cv-02685)
Weaver v. Garcia (cand-3:2014-cv-02599)
Weaver v. Heaps et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02719)
Weaver v. Lewis et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02905)
Weaver v. Martinez (cand-3:2014-cv-02600)
Weaver v. Third Watch No Razors 5/26/14 et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02806)
Whitted v. City of Hayward et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02526)
William Philips et al v. Ford Motor Company (cand-5:2014-cv-02989)
Williams vs Centerplate Inc (cand-3:2014-cv-02967)
Willie Morris Clay,II v. Crews (cand-5:2014-cv-02569)
Willie Morris Clay,ii v. Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02932)
Wright (cand-3:2014-cv-02605)


After a lengthy and costly recount for a judicial election that was widely viewed by many as a refernedum on Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's recently passed bill limiting public employee unions ability to collectively bargain, challenger Joanne Kloppenburg conceded the election on Tuesday after a lengthy and costly recount.
MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin Supreme Court challenger Kloppenburg has conceded defeat to conservative Justice David Prosser.
“The threshold for a court to overturn an election is appropriately high. David Prosser has won this election, and I have congratulated him,” Kloppenburg said.
Kloppenburg made the announcement at 11 a.m. during a news conference in Madison.
Kloppenburg's decision comes after a statewide recount reaffirmed Prosser's victory over her in the April 5 election.
Prosser originally won the election by 7,316 votes, out of 1.5 million cast. She picked up only 312 votes in the recount.
Back in April, Kloppenburg declared herself the winner before votes from Waukesha County- erroniously overlooked by the county registrar earlier- were tallied. Incumbent David Prosser went from being behind by 200 votes to winning by a margin of more than 7000 votes.
However, the total still fell within the margin for Kloppenburg's campaign to request a recount in late April. Neither side would be required to pay for the recount if the margin was 0.5% or less.
Borderline Psychosis- The Often Overlooked Northern Border Edition: GAO- Only 32 miles of Canadian Border 'Secure'; Smugglers Pipeline in Northern NY
The study points out critical gaps in security along the U.S.-Canadian border that limit the ability of Customs and Border Protection to fully secure the border—gaps including a lack of interoperable communications systems and limited sharing of intelligence and information between local and federal officials.
“You always hear Homeland Security has an eye on everything. It's surprising that airfields aren't manned 24 hours,” Robert Simpson, 47, told The Associated Press.
[What is it with Homeland Security and thinking signs are the answer!?- NANESB!]
While there are some cigarette factories on the US side of the reservation, the sale of tax free cigarettes on reservation stores has caught the attention of groups like the 'Ndrangheta, Hells Angels and Bulgarian Mafia who will often purchase cigarettes in bulk then turn around and sell the untaxed cigarettes in high tax municipalities like New York City, Montreal or Toronto.
Labels: Border Patrol, British Columbia, Canada, New York, Ontario, Organized Crime, Quebec, RCMP, Smuggling, Upstate New York, US Border, Vancouver Island, Washington
Kevin McHale Rockets Head Coach
So Kevin McHale was finally hired as head coach of your Houston Rockets.  I know 90% of you are going to crap on this hire.  The truth is none of us no how good Kevin McHale will do as a head coach.  His interim stints with the Minnesota T-Wolves were exactly that...interim stints.  He was a below average GM who set the T-Wolves franchise back when they had to forfeit five 1st round draft picks.  If the Rockets were hiring their head coach based solely on "coaching skins" on the wall, than Lawrence Frank would have been the right guy.
Les Alexander and Daryl Morey are sold on Kevin McHale, and that's good enough for me.  Les has hired 2 coaches (JVG, Adelman) and 1 GM (Morey) since he took over the club in 1994.  I think Les Alexander has earned the benefit of the doubt.
Just in case you forgot about Kevin McHale's playing career...
Are you willing to give Les and Daryl the benefit of the doubt on the McHale hire or do you think this is doomed to failure?
All American Women in Uniform
Another thing that makes America great...chicks in uniform.  While I can't confirm whether or not these women are soldiers, I would gladly welcome them to lay down in my foxhole!
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Happy Memorial Day...Remember Those Who Serve and Served
While we all enjoy a nice day off.  Let's take some time to reflect on the great work of our military with this Army Strong Photo Gallery.  Thank you to all who serve and God Bless America!
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Chicks Eating Hotdogs....Need I say more?
Not Another New England Sports Blog! Wishes You a Happy Memorial Day Weekend
(Steve Breen- San Diego Union-Tribune)
Just wanted to take this opportunity to wish everybody a good and safe Memorial Day weekend from Not Another New England Sports Blog!
Some of the more astute observers of this blog might recognize the above image as the same one I had up for Memorial Day weekend last year. Although I'll cop to being a fairly lazy individual, it wasn't laziness that prompted me to post the same image for a 2nd year in a row. I thought it was a well done piece by editorial cartoonist Steve Breen of the San Diego Union-Tribune and I figured I'd like to share it with some of the newer visitors to this blog who may not have had a chance to see it before.
If you're a veteran such as myself or just a big supporter of the troops in general, I thought I'd leave you with a couple of links to some veterans and supports organizations for your perusal.
SUDS- Soldiers Undertaking Disabled Scuba
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Labels: Memorial Day, Military, US Air Force, US Army, US Coast Guard, US Marine Corps, US Navy, Veterans
Today's Train of Though- Mr Sandman; May 29, 2011
Today's train of thought comes to us from the capital of the Bluegrass State [which is NOT Louisville as some people might think- NANESB!] and features a stretch of track that's seemingly seen it all over the past decade.
Since acquiring the former Louisville & Nashville Old Road subdivision from CSX in 2003, RJ Corman's 115 mile Central Kentucky lines have played host to an operational Chinese class QJ steam locomotive, Genset locomotives from RJ Corman's Railpower subsidiary and special VIP passenger trains to and from the Kentucky Derby.
Aside from the meanderings of a new genset, Chinese made steam engine or a VIP-packed Derby special, the line plays hosts to freight trains laden with limestone, corn syrup, alcohol, plastic, limestone, peanuts and fertilizer. This is on top of dedicated unit trains of aluminum ingots (made from recycled beer cans, according to the RJ Corman homepage) and sand. The sand is dredged from the Ohio River near Louisville and separated by grade before making the 80+ mile trek to Lexington, KY on the Old Road subdivision. From there, it's used locally in the construction of cement and asphalt.
Here, railpictures.net contributor Mike Mautner caught a pair of SD40T-2s RJ Corman's sharp red and silver paint scheme in charge of a loaded sand train. Here, RJCC SD40T-2 #5361 is on the point as it trundles down the middle of West Broadway St in Frankfort, KY with a loaded eastbound sand train on May 5, 2009.
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Labels: Kentucky, railpictures.net, RJ Corman, SD40T-2, Train of Thought
Sports Chowdah W/a Shot of 7 And 7: BRUINS WIN GAME 7, ADVANCE TO STANLEY CUP FINAL FOR FIRST TIME IN 21 YEARS; Oh Yea- The Red Sox Played Today, Too
NHL: WOW! Remember when Game 7s DIDN'T live up to the hype? Didn't seem that long ago, did it?
It seemed as though the Bruins had been peppering Lightning netminder Dwayne Roloson with shots on goal almost immediately. In fact, Roloson turned aside all 29 shots he faced in the first two periods while Tim Thomas stopped 17 shots on goal in the same timeframe to make it a scoreless game in the 3rd. After the way the first two periods had gone, it was hard to believe after the Bruins gave away a 3-0 lead in Game 4, but one was left with the feeling that whoever scored first would win Game 7.
Total penalty minutes in Game 7? Zero.
The Eastern Conference champions will next take on the Vancouver Canucks for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC at 8PM ET, 5PM PT on Wednesday, June 1st. The game will be broadcast on NBC.
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Labels: Boston Bruins, Detroit Tigers, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Tampa Bay Lightning, Tim Thomas, Vancouver
Hollywood actress Alicia Silverstone latest and hot photo gallery.....
Actress Alicia Silverstone (pronounced /əˈliːsiə ˈsɪlvərstoʊn/) with nickname Queen Slice, Aerosmith Girl, Alicia Silverstone Jarecki was born October 4, 1976 (astrological sign/star sign (zodiac): Libra) at her hometown in San Francisco, California (CA), United State of America (USA). Alicia Silverstone is a beautiful American (film, movie, television) actress, popular author, female model (top and popular model, cosmetic model, commercial model, beauty model, international model, star model, fashion model, magazine cover model, cover girl model, supermodel), Hollywood star (superstar), and blonde women celebrity.
She has a hair color: graceful light golden brown (blonde), eyes color: wonderful green, height: 5′ 5″ (165 cm), measurements: 34-24-34, assets: flawless sweet beauty, beautiful face, graceful light golden brown (blonde) hair, wonderful green eyes, pretty smile, and her name popular and famous for her roles in Hollywood films such as Clueless (1995) and her portrayal of Batgirl in Batman & Robin (1997), hobbies: sport of field hockey, fashion shopping, beauty care, watching movie/film, listening music, movie/film acting, photography acting, pose in front of the camera, and active in the world of international entertainment and modeling.
Alicia Silverstone is the youngest of three children and also has a half-sister, London-based rock singer Kezi Silverstone, and a half-brother, David Silverstone, both from her father’s previous marriage. Alicia Silverstone attended Crocker Middle School and then San Mateo High School, but did not complete her high school studies. When Alicia Silverstone was six years old, she began modeling and was subsequently cast in television commercials, the first being for Domino’s Pizza. Alicia Silverstone acquired some early modeling and advertising work and was eventually cast as “dream girl” Jessica on the episode “Road Test” of The Wonder Years.
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Key Jewish Donors, Unions Keeping Money on Sidelines During Obama's 2012 Bid?
I have to say that it takes a very special kind of incompetence to quash your own 'I had Osama Bin Laden killed' bounce in the polls after all of 3 weeks.
Billionaire financier Haim Saban told CNBC last night that Obama hasn’t done enough to show support for Israel. He also said that he has no plans to contribute to the president’s campaign.
“President Obama has raised so much money and will raise so much money through the Internet, more than anybody before him. And he frankly doesn’t, I believe, need any of my donations,” said Saban.
Steve Rosen, director of the Washington office of the Middle East Forum, and a former AIPAC official, said that this is part of a trend of Democrats rejecting Obama’s policy toward Israel.
And here I am with my world's smallest violin in the shop for it's 25,000 sad sad song tune-up.
And wouldn't you know it- it's a union shop!
Some of the nation’s largest labor unions are cutting back dramatically on their financial support to the Democratic Party, saying they are highly frustrated with the failure of Democrats to put up stronger resistance to Republican proposals opposed by labor.
The unions have cited what they see as Democrats’ tepid response to Republican efforts to eliminate collective bargaining rights for public sector workers, cut Medicare funding and require voters to show identification at the polls.
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Labels: Democrats, Israel, Politics, President Obama, Unions, Washington DC
Actress Allison Mack was born July 29, 1982 in Preez, Germany. Her father, opera singer Jonathan Mack, was performing with a local company, and Allison spent her first two years there. Who knew that this rather uneventful beginning would lead to a starring role in the new hit show Smallville. Smallville involves the life of Clark Kent (soon to realize he is the famed Superman) as a teenager.
She plays Chloe Sullivan, one of Clark's good friends. The show airs on Tuesday nights at 9pET/PT on The WB. After moving home to Southern California, Allison began her career at the age of four, doing commercials and print work. When she was seven she began taking acting classes at The Young Actors Space and soon started working theatrically.
She has starred in many prestigious movies for television, working with such highly repsected actors as Sissy Spacek and Aiden Quinn in HBO's A Private Matter; Peter Coyoteand Jill Eichenberry in Living A Lie; Mary Tyler Moore in The Care and Handling of Roses; and with Dolly Parton in Unlikely Angel.
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Titanic actress Kate Winslet was born October 5, 1975 in Reading, England. She was born into an family of people in the theatre, and it seemed to Kate that it was the natural thing to do to go into it. Her first role ever was a the Virgin Mary, at age 5. From that point on, she had caught the acting bug.She attended Redroofs, a performing arts school in Maidenhead, until age 16.
During her childhood, and into her teen years, Kate's 5'6'' frame weighed as much as 185 pounds, which led to her to acquire the nickname ''Blubber'' in school. Her weight has since become a non-issue in my opinion, but one that still causes her to get press about. Personally, one of the reasons why I like Kate is that she looks like a normal person, not someone who looks like they have been stranded on a desert island for five months eating nothing but berries and moss.Anyway, Kate's first movie role was in Heavenly Creatures, the much acclaimed New Zealand film about the true story oftwo girls whose relationship becomes so close that it causes them to do a drastic thing to be together.
She plays one of those girls, Juliet Hulme. After Heavenly Creatures in 1994, Kate had a role in Disney's A Kid in King Arthurs Court, as Princess Sarah and her Oscar-nominated role a Marianne Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility, both movies released in 1995. She followed up with the part of Sue Bridehead in Jude and Ophelia in Kenneth Branagh's wonderous Hamlet.Currently, Kate has the starring role (she beats out Leonardo in my mind) in James Cameron's amazing, heart-wrenching, wonderful Titanic, as Rose Dewitt Bukater, the 17-year old wild beauty trapped in the heart of Philidelphia high society.
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More Tornadoes, Deadly Storms Continue to Hammer Midwest
NOAA Map Showing Tracks of Tornadoes Across Oklahoma earlier this week
Just days after a massive F5 tornado ripped through downtown Joplin, MO at least a half dozen tornadoes carved a swath of destruction throughout northern and central Oklahoma.
While not as severe or deadly as Sunday's Joplin F5 twister or the outbreak of storms that hit the South last month, at least 10 people were killed making it the deadliest in the state since an F5 struck suburban Oklahoma City in May 1999, killing 50.
There were concerns that a storm system moving through the area could spawn additional tornadoes as rescuers were still searching wreckage throughout Newton County, but as of Thursday night, there were no additional tornadoes reported in the area.
However, rescue workers are still searching for at least 232 people still unaccounted for since Sunday's disaster and the death toll had been revised up to 125. Nearly half of the missing are said to be seniors.
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Good news Houston. There's another Hunsicker for you to mispronounce!  This one is a Hunziker and much hotter.  I bet she also would do a better job than Ed Wade as Astros GM.
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Kim Kardashian is engaged to Nets PF Kris Humphries. http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20497144,00.html
Lucky dude...what do you think would be a good wedding gift?
Faustian Cuppa Chowdah, May 24th 2010: Sox Get Some 'Tek Support in Cleveland; Lightning Rod- Thomas Gives Up Early Goal, Shuts Out TB for 58 Min.
NHL: Just when you think you might have things figured out, guess again!
Unable to hold onto a pretty commanding 3-0 lead over the weekend, the Bruins went down 1-0 early against the Lightning on Monday night. Simon Gagne would get one past Tim Thomas just 1 minute and 9 seconds into the first to give Tampa the early lead. But unlike Saturday, that would be it.
The Bruins win Monday night by a 3-1 final and lead the series 3 games to 2. The Eastern Conference finals shifts back to Florida for Wednesday night, with a 8PM ET puck drop- the game will be televised on VS and the CBC.
WESTERN CONFERENCE FINALS: The Bruins or Lightning now know who they'll be going up against once the Eastern Conference finals are wrapped up.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NHL: The Hennepin County Medical examiner's office released a report that NY Rangers enforcer Derek Boogaard died from an accidental mix of alcohol and the painkiller oxycodone. Boogaard was a few months shy of his 29th birthday at the time of his May 13th death and had his season ended b a concussion earlier this year.
Tuesday night featured a matchup between Josh Beckett and Fausto Carmona that was a little more reminiscent of the 2007 ALCS.
Cleveland would get a run back in the bottom of the 9th thanks to a 1-out Travis Buck solo homer off of Papelbon. 1B Matt LaPorta belted another Papelbon offering pretty deep to left, but that ended up being out #3 and the Red Sox hang on to win by a final of 4-2.
Tomorrow's day game will wrap up the 3-game series before the Sox move on to Detroit. Jon Lester (6-1; 3.68 ERA) will get the start against Mitch Talbot (1-0; 1.46 ERA). The game gets under way from Jacobs Field (I consider 'Progressive' a slur) at 12:05 PM ET.
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Today's Train of Thought- Meanwhile in Valley City; May 24, 2010
I'll let you compare and contrast the two images and see which one you find more appealing.
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US Supreme Court Orders California to Release up to 38,0000 Convicts From State Prisons
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ordered California on Monday to release tens of thousands of its prisoners to relieve overcrowding, saying that "needless suffering and death" had resulted from putting too many inmates into facilities that cannot hold them in decent conditions.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, speaking for the majority, said California's prisons had "fallen short of minimum constitutional requirements" because of overcrowding. As many as 200 prisoners may live in gymnasium, he said, and as many as 54 prisoners share a single toilet.
Even if I was to assume that all 38,000+ inmates wanted to go on the striaght and narrow, there's still the fact that they're being released into a state with 12% unemployment and an already scarce job market, which would mean that it would only be a matter of time before the newly-released cons would turn back to whatever criminal enterprise landed them in the clink to begin with. Couple that with budget and personnel cuts in police departments throughout California and you are almost begging for something bad to happen.....often.
As far back as 2009, Michigan's then-Gov Granholm had proposed in a letter to California's then-Gov. Schwarzenegger that California inmates could be housed in two Michigan prisons that were slated for closure that year. Although the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania would take Granholm up on a similar offer, the deal with California ultimately fell through.
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Labels: California, Crime, Culture of Corruption, Supreme Court
The Golden State Warriors have adopted a fan contract for their 2012 Season Ticket
1. The Warriors will make the 2012 playoffs. If they do not, ticket prices will not be increased for the 2012-13 season.
2. The Warriors will send a player to the 2012 All-Star Game. If they do not, all season-ticket holders will receive an autographed piece of All-Star merchandise, and be entered into a drawing for an all-expenses paid trip for two to the All-Star Game in Orlando.
3. The Warriors will win 25 or more home games. If they do not, all season-ticket holders will be invited to an exclusive two-hour autograph session at Oracle Arena with the entire team.
4. The Warriors will honor a risk-free renewal, with a 5% interest guarantee option for the 2011-12 season. That policy will be guaranteed with a 25% deposit payment.
Would you like to see any of the Houston teams adopt something similar?  Would you be more likely to buy tickets under these terms?
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Happy Birthday Molly Sims!
Happy 38th Birthday Molly Sims! One of my all time favorite SI Swimsuit Models....Here's a birthday present from Molly to you!
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116 Killed as Massive Tornado Strikes Southwestern Missouri
UPDATE 5/24: A badly injured 8 year old boy was pulled alive from wreckage by rescue workers nearly two days after the massive tornado ripped through the area.
However, as many as 1500 people in and around Joplin are still unaccounted for.
The tornado touched down at about 5:30 PM CT on Sunday and made its way east through the city, narrowly missing downtown Joplin but heavily damaging St. John's Regional Medical Center and destroying many houses and businesses on the south side of Joplin as well (St. John's had to be evacuated an hour and a half later).
At daybreak, the city's south side emerged from darkness as a barren, smoky wasteland.
"I've never seen such devastation -- just block upon block upon block of homes just completely gone," said former state legislator Gary Burton who showed up to help at a volunteer center at Missouri Southern State University.
The storm blew out hundreds of windows and caused damage so extensive that doctors had to abandon the hospital soon after the twister passed. A crumpled helicopter lay on its side in the parking lot near a single twisted mass of metal that used to be cars.
Dr. Jim Riscoe said some members of his emergency room staff showed up after the tornado with injuries of their own, but they worked through the night anyway.
"I spent most of my life at that hospital," Riscoe said at a triage center at Joplin's Memorial Hall entertainment venue. "It's awful. I had two pregnant nurses who dove under gurneys ... It's a testimony to the human spirit."
As rescuers toiled in the debris, a strong thunderstorm lashed the crippled city. Rescue crews had to move gingerly around downed power lines and jagged chunks of debris as they hunted for victims and hoped for survivors. Fires, gas fumes and unstable buildings posed constant threats.
National Weather Service Director Jack Hayes said the storm was given a preliminary label as an EF4 -- the second-highest rating assigned to twisters based on the damage they cause.
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MLB: Doomsday predictions come and go, but the Chicago Cubs coming to Fenway Park? That's a once-in-a-century event!
On Friday night, Game 1 handily went to the Red Sox by a 15-5 final. Saturday was the Cubs turn to bat around, putting up 8 unanswered runs in the top of the 8th in their 8-3 win. Armegeddon notwithstanding, that left Sunday night (complete with a pregame ceremony honoring New England servicemen and women) as the rubber game.
The venerable Tim Wakefield got the start and went 6 and ⅔ strong innings, allowing one run on just four hits while getting run support in the form of a pair of sacrifice flies in the bottom of the 4th and a solo homer by Jarrod Saltalamacchia in the bottom of the 5th, all off of Cubs starter James Russell. The Red Sox would then get some insurance in the form of a 2-out, 2-RBI Kevin Youkilis triple that plated Dustin Pedroia and Adrian Gonzalez in the bootom of the 7th. Papelbon would close out the Red Sox 5-1 win in the top of the 9th and the Red Sox win the first meeting between the two clubs since 2005 (and 1st at Fenway since the 1918 World Series).
The Red Sox will next travel to Jacobs Field on Monday to take on AL-Central leading Cleveland Indians where Clay Buchholz (4-3; 3.42 ERA) will get the start against the Tribe's Justin Masterson (5-2; 2.52 ERA). The game will be televised on ESPN2 with the first pitch scheduled for 7:05 ET.
NHL: Two days after shutting out the Tampa Bay Lightning on the road, the Boston Bruins found themselves out to an early 3-0 lead but unable to hold off a frenetic Tampa Bay rally.
Patrice Bergeron would get two goals (one unassisted, one shorthanded) in the first along with a Micheal Ryder tally to get out to a 3-0 lead at the end of the first period (Dwayne Roloson was yanked for Mike Smith between the pipes for Tampa) but that would be it as the Lightning got on the board with a pair of Teddy Purcell goals a little over a minute apart about 7 minutes into the 2nd. Sean Bergenheim would get the game-tying goal just before the 11 minute mark and the 3rd period would close out tied at 3-3.
The Lightning would then take the lead in the 3rd on a Simon Gagne goal, also about 7 minutes in. The game would then be iced for Tampa on a Martin St Louis empty-netter to make it a 5-3 final for the Lightning.
The series heads back to Boston with things knotted up at 2-2. The puck will drop at 8:00 ET and the game will be televised on VS and the CBC
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Hollywood Actress Hayden Panettiere latest and hot photo gallery.....
With her first mainstream starring film role in the high school romantic comedy "I Love You Beth Cooper" (2009), Panettiere proved that mining her All-American girl persona was her ticket to big screen success.Panettiere was born Aug. 21, 1989, just outside of New York City, NY. Her mother - a former actress and model - thought she would get some nice baby pictures out of seeing her only daughter in commercials, so she began bringing her on auditions.
Thus an 11 month old Panettiere began her career in a commercial for Playskool. At four years old, she landed a regular role as Sarah Roberts on the daytime soap opera "One Life to Live" (ABC, 1968- ), where she stayed until 1996 when she moved over to CBS to play Lizzie Spaulding on "Guiding Light" (CBS, 1952-2009). During her four years as Spaulding, Panettiere was put through some serious acting challenges, including battling leukemia, getting kidnapped, and shooting her mother's boyfriend.
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Joakim Noah expressing his "freedom of speech"
Bulls Center Joakim Noah making friends and influencing people in the 1st quarter of game 3.  How do I know David Stern is going to make a big deal out of this again.  The language in the video is NSFW.  When Joakim Noah gets fined, I want David Stern to be clear that if Noah had just called the fan an "A*****" that would have been ok.
Do you have a problem with Noah reacting to a heckler?  Are there any words that should be off limits?
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The "Macho Man" Randy Savage is only dead if we believe it....Let him live on in pictures....Like These....


's home in an effort to obtain the listing, or buy the listing as we refer to it in the industry. There'o pushes the greed button andThe result?


Millennials Follow the News, if it Appears on Facebook
The authors of the American Press Institute's report think that this kind of news discovery has always been the case, though, they write:


Rich Landers: Rescuers will gladly save family third time if needed
Paramedics work to get Yvonne Haas off Bridger Ridge. (Photos courtesy of Kayla Haas)
A rescue call from the Great Outdoors will prompt some people to ask, “How can we help?” or at least “How are you doing?”
Others focus on, “How much will it cost taxpayers?”
It’s no surprise that critics chimed in by phone, email and social media after reading the S-R’s story on Wednesday about a Spokane hiker being rescued following a freak accident high in the mountains near Bozeman, Montana.
Some of the story comments received here at the S-R Outdoors Department were blatantly mean, suggesting the family shouldn’t be allowed to go outdoors if they’re going to require emergency assistance.
And to answer the critics’ question: Neither of the Haas family rescues cost you a dime.
“Los Angeles has beaches and provides life guards; we have mountains and Search and Rescue (SAR),” said
Because they are frequent travelers, Yvonne and Mark Haas have insurance that covers rescues. But they didn’t need it in Gallatin County.
“We don’t charge for search and rescue,” Jarrett said. “Very, very few places charge for search and rescue.
“In 1982, the good citizens of Gallatin County voted overwhelmingly to tax themselves and support SAR. The program also gets money from use fees such as ATV licenses and boat licenses… and people donate to us.”
The county handled 134 SAR calls in 2016. “Some of the calls we get are handled by on-duty deputies at virtually no extra cost while the occasional one might range to $20,000,” he said.
“It averages to about $400 a call. That’s it. That’s the story. It’s all volunteer except for the deputies.”
“This is a very outdoor recreation-oriented community,” Jarrett said from his office in Bozeman. “That community and the area draws world-class outdoor athletes from climbers to divers, not to mention our group of Ham radio operators who are world-class in their field and world-champion Morse Code senders. We have climbers listed among the top 10 in the world.
“And they’re all willing to volunteer to support that outdoor recreation lifestyle.”
“After their rescue last year, (Mark Haas) wrote an eloquent piece about the experience for a Washington State Troopers publication. It moved us.”
In that piece, Haas wrote about the series of events spawned by a sudden intense thunderstorm that led to three rescues that night, including theirs.
He also praised the two SAR volunteers who hiked up with dry clothing, built a fire and kept them alive until the helicopter could fly the next morning.
“We apologized repeatedly for calling them, but they smiled and said they were exactly where they wanted to be,” Haas wrote. “Taylor pointed out shooting stars and commented on the beauty of this place as Jeff told us he had to be rescued one time on an Alaskan adventure so not to be embarrassed. These gentlemen will always be heroes in our minds.”
“The Haas family and about 98 percent of our callers are people out doing what we want people to do,” Jarrett said.
“That percentage of people who need SAR assistance are good people who just happen to have a bad day.
“When you’re in the backcountry and you fracture an ankle or blow out a knee you can’t just hobble to a car and drive to the urgent care. The vast majority of our rescuees are good people doing what we value in this community, they just had a bad run-in with nature.”
Technology is making outdoor recreationists more self-sufficient and helping reduce the number of SAR calls. “People don’t get lost like they used to because they have hand radios, GPS that tracks them and their partners and cell phones so they can get up to a ridge and communicate.”
The cost is built into the price we pay for a thrill.
Published: Aug. 13, 2017, 5:54 a.m.
Tags: backpacking, climbing, Gallatin County Search and Rescue, helicopter rescue, hiking, hiking accidents, outdoors, sar, search and rescue


Startup Italy, an ecosystem searching for a market
In Italy, the growing innovative startup fabric increasingly attracts attention from investors. More than three years after the enforcement of measures promoting young innovative companies, the numbers speak for themselves: in mid-2016, there were 5,940 startups, around 40% more than in 2015, with a 160% leap over 2014.
The Annual Report to the Parliament on the implementation and impact of the policy supporting startups and innovative SMEs, compiportrayed a lively and expanding sector.
The 2016 MED report on ‘Italy’s Startup Act’ was recently presented by the Ministry’s industrial policy, competitiveness and SMEs Director-General Stefano Firpo at a Luiss EnLabs meeting in Rome,Enel’s Innovation and Sustainability Director Ernesto Ciorra.
Firpo considers it necessary to understand how the growth of Italian startups can be boosted. This issue seems to be linked less to the availability of funds and to the innovation offer, and more to market access. There is an innovation demand issue. On this matter, the role of industrial corporate companies, in the field of both corporate venture capital and Open Innovation.
Innovation and Sustainability Director Ciorra highlighted that for an industrial company like Enel, doing Open Innovation does not only mean giving funds to startups, but also accomplishing industrial development with them, accompanying them on global markets. The assumption for this approach is openness: “Open Innovation means opening the doors of the company, explaining what the technological priorities are and working on them in a partnership with the startups, collaborating and becoming their customers”.
Ciorra emphasised that, in order to operate this way and do industrial mentorship, companies should acquire an internal structure and create innovation governance processes facilitating relations with startups, while directly linking business needs to the innovation offer. All this requires “a cultural revolution”.
The Innovation and Sustainability Director then recalled a number of successful startups that have worked and presently work with Enel - Athonet, I-EM e Nuvve –and the Open Innovation numbers of our Group. Over the past two years, it has analysed ideas coming from more than 1,560 startups, has met 480, studied possible industrial projects with 280 and set up partnerships with 80 of them.


July 22, 2017 by A.K. Evans Leave a Comment
“Mom, can we get more than one book?”
“Precisely, kiddo. Good life lesson there; let’s buy all the books.”
They were in their glory. They love words — my oldest loves reading them; my youngest never stops using them.
Before we left they suggested, “Mom, we should buy a copy of each of your books, too.”
“My books aren’t available in the store yet. You have to order them online.”
I took some time over the last 24 hours to consider my new career path. A lot of thoughts have filtered into my brain in that 24 hours and now, I’m in the mood to get some stuff out. So, here it is.
It’s been about two years now since I decided to change careers, and just over a year since I actually started writing. I have completed three novels to this point and I’m currently working on a fourth.
I’ve accomplished this. This is not to say that I haven’t had people who’ve attempted to take this happiness away from me, but I’m referring specifically to writing. When I write, I’m lost in a world where I’ve got characters gnawing at me to tell their story. If other people enjoy what I do, that’s freaking amazing and just a bonus.
While that sucks, it’s just simply reality. It’s not a good thing, but it’s also not a bad thing. It just means that everybody likes something different. As much as I don’t want to get negative feedback on anything I write, I know it’s going to happen eventually. That said, I think I’m prepared for when it happens. I’ve realized that what one person absolutely hates about one of my books will be what someone else loves.
I see it all the time when I read reviews for books that I’ve read. Someone will rip the book to shreds, and I sit there dumbfounded because the very parts they hated are the ones that I loved. To add to ittear you apart in such an unnecessary way. Critiques are evident and will be one of the things that help me grow as a writer, but some people are just plain nasty. I’m not sure I’ll ever understand why someone can’t be critical of a book (or anything else, for that matter), but do it in a way that’s constructive. After reading those reviews, I’d sit there and wonder how the author felt when they read it.
3. My writing is infinitely better now than it was a year ago.
Everything I Need was my first book. It’s my baby. I loved Charley and Wes’ story. That does not mean that I don’t read it now and think that I should have written a part or two of it a bit differently. I’m not ashamed of what’s in it and I’m very proud of myself for having done something that made me happy. I’m also not too proud to admit that it’s not my best work. I love that I can look back at it now and see how much I’ve grown as a writer.
To that end, Everything I Have is, in my opinion, significantly ‘better’ from a writing standpoint. I wrote both books with the same passion for each story, but naturWhat’s that saying? Practice makes perfect, right? I don’t expect to be perfect, but I know that I’m going to always be a work in progress when it comes to what I’m doing. If I can see the improvement in it from one book to the next, I’m hoping my readers will, too. I’m also hoping that they’ll appreciate having taken that journey with me.
So, there’s my list…or, part of it anyway.
And because I get all of my life and philosophical lessons from Twitter, another tweet I read more than a month ago from a friend, who is an artist of sorts and deals with criticisms daily, said, “The people that try and diminish your work and art wish they could be accomplishing the same things.”
Her words stuck with me and I know I’ll keep those in mind moving forward.
Need to have big dreams to do big things.
On that thought, I’m back to writing…


Lotus Elan S4 from 1968. Regarded by many as THE classic car one should own or at least have owned once in their life! Certainly one of England’s car icons. Light and very agile it drives fantastically, especially this model which was converted from a street car to a semi-rally/hillclimb car. Thus benefitting from a galvanised chassis, suspension and engine improvements/parts from a 26R. Recently benefitted from a respray, new brakes, new wheels (the originals are included in the sale as are many other spare parts) and engine work (dyno file included with 120 bhp). It retains it’s original seats and door panels and even has an original hardtop. Ideal car for classic events/rally’s and a solid investment. The car comes with Italian title & FIA pass.


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“Sometimes, a common goal can unite you. But sometimes a common enemy can do the same, if not greater.”
“Nobody has more empathy for young players, any players that come over and are not fluent in English,” said Servais, who cited his experiences in Dominican Winter League. “I understand how hard that is. And I always make sure our coaching staff and the people around these players do understand — not just that it’s hard to communicate and get messaging across — but understanding what’s going on back home with our players.”


Then it was time for the dessert pizza. Dessert pizza inevitably sounds a little gimmicky, and what came out actually looked more like an interesting combination of pâté and mushrooms than a Nutella ganache topped with shards of graham cracker dusted in powdered sugar. But the taste? It had all the flavors of a s'more plus more of that really great crust, so what wasn't to like? The 1000-plus degree heat of the Marco's pizza oven put a lovely campfire-like char on the marshmallows (which are hard to see in the photo below) and showed a creative use of the super-hot oven. It wasn't nearly as sweet as I thought it would be which I immediately appreciated, but at the same time a little more gooey marshmallow, or even some chunks of un-melted chocolate, would not have disappointed anyone at our table.
If it isn't going to happen for you anytime soon, or if you are just experiencing some nostalgia for your last beach vacation, there is a place in Denver that has tried very hard to at least bring the gaudy-murals-and-seafood parts of the typical Mexican beachside dive to you-- in fact there are four of El Camarón Locos located all the way from South Federal to Brighton.
Camarones empanizados, or breaded and fried shrimp, were what we ordered with our toddlers in mind. These butterflied, tail-on shrimp were just what you would expect, and rolled up in a corn tortilla with the very good tomatillo salsa that accompanied them, they made a great taco.


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- Hydroxide precipitation of the metal to be deposited in the cathode film
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House of X #5 reveals that Krakoa is home to a group of five mutants who, by merging their powers, and with some help from Cerebro, can resurrect any mutant. Composed of some characters quite prominent in X-Men canon — like Hope Summers — and others less so — like Goldballs — the group is known as the Five, and are revered for their role in this mutant future.m