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I am planning a trip to Italy for my husband and I. The dates of our trip are not solid yet, but we have 21 days to play with and are looking at May 2015. This will be our first international trip. I have been studying several guidebooks and forums like this one for a couple years in preparation. Until now I've been a forum spectator. I've decided to share what I have so far of my itinerary and hopefully get your thoughts and advice.
Let me give you a bit more info about what we want from this trip... Italy has always been my dream trip, so I naturally have a pretty hefty wish list. The trip below is the minimum, the must haves. I don't want such a crammed, fast paced trip that we can't stop and really enjoy it. My goal is to plan a trip with a good balance of city (museums, churches, and art) history, country, and beach. A few more fast facts. My husband are both around 30. We are active people and we aren't afraid of walking. We plan to get around Italy by train mainly, and would like to avoid (but haven't completely closed the door on the option of) renting a car if possible. I am aware that I will have to watch out for closures when it comes to museums etc and will adjust accordingly when finalizing dates.
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1. Depart Sea-Tac
2. Sleep in Venice....... Arrive in Venice. Rest/Settle in
3,4,5. Sleep in Venice....... Explore Venice. St. Marks square, Murano/Burano etc.
6. Sleep in Cinque Terre........ Train to Cinque Terre*
7,8,9. Sleep inCinque Terre........ Hike, explore, beach time etc.
10. Sleep inFlorence........ Train to Florence**. Stopping in Pisa
11. Sleep in Florence...... Florence: Uffizi, Accadamia, Ponte Vecchio
12. Sleep in Florence....... Day trip to Siena
13. Sleep in Florence...... Day trip to hill towns
14. Sleep in Florence..... Florence or Tuscany
15. Sleep in Rome........ Train to Rome
16,17,18. Sleep in Rome........ Explore Rome: the colosseum, forum, Vatican etc
19. Leave Rome
20,21. Arrive home. Extra day to recoup.
* I have read comments on similar itineraries that say to put the Cinque Terre after Florence. It doesn't seem right to travel so far south (into the Florence, Siena, Tuscany leg of the trip) to just go back up to Le Cinque Terre before a long shot to Rome...?
**I am not sure about where to stay on this section of the trip. Florence, Siena, or maybe an agriturismo. I am open to staying a couple places during this few days. Maybe a couple days in Florence then move on to stay in one of the hill towns or an agriturismo for a night or two. I would like some more info on my transportation options in Tuscany if we don't rent a car. Are there any?
I am very excited to be sharing this with you all. Thanks for checking it out!
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Italy itinerary (first international trip)
I am planning a trip to Italy for my husband and I. The dates of our trip are not solid yet, but we have 21 days to play with and are looking at May 2015. This will be our first international trip. I have been studying several guidebooks and forums like this one for a couple years in preparation. Until now I've been a forum spectator. I've decided to share what I have so far of my itinerary and hopefully get your thoughts and advice.
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You sure have done your homework!
Suggested tweaks: You plan to stay in Florence 5 nights but plan not to actually be there most of the time. You may want to rearrange that segment to use a rental car and base in the countryside, drop the car in Florence and tour there a day or two, then train to Rome.
You may also want less time in Cinque Terre and add to Rome.
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You're giving the same amount of time to Cinque Terre and Rome. Remove one day from CT and add it to Rome.
If you stop en route to Florence what will you do with your luggage. There is a web site to check if particular train stations have left luggage areas but it's not worked in over a week so I couldn't check for you.
Good itinerary over all.
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Really great trip. Not too fast, not too slow. I, too, would drop a day from Cinque Terre and add to Rome. CT is quite scenic and good for hiking (unless the trails are closed by weather) but the beaches are not that great.
I would split my time in Florence, staying at least two full days to see its many treasures, and then rent a car to explore the Tuscan countryside and Siena for three days.
If you leave Rome on the 19th, you will possibly arrive home on the 19th. Perhaps you can leave Rome on the 20th, reserving the 21st to recoup.
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All good advice, and a generally good itinerary.
You can do the day trip to Siena via bus. Touring the hill towns would require car rental or hiring a driver. Many people here, including me, have used and recommend Luca at hillsandroads.com.
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As other have said, luggage! CT too much time. etc
I'd drop the beach thing (May is not when the Italians do beach) but I would try for an agritorismo in Tuscany for a few days, with a pool (if it is warm) and a car rental to visit local towns. The obvious towns of Siena, San Gim etc are much nicer in the evening so drive around during the day and stop by in the evening for supper.
Good plan though
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Thank you all for your responses!
I believe that I read somewhere that Pisa's train station has a bag check... But I will see if I can find out more about that. Anyone else know?
As for the extra day in Cinque Terre...I expected the reaction that it may be too much. I stuck that in there as an extra day to relax mid trip. I figured one day we would hike north, one day south and one day make no plans and just take the day as it comes. With the hiking and the small towns it seems exactly our speed and I was thinking a good place to slow down before powering on. I will think about this and get back to you. Thanks for the tip!
Mamcalice, that is a good point since I will be traveling 9 hours back in time, haha. I will look into that when the times comes to buy airfare
I need to do more research on renting a car I think. If anyone has any good threads on the matter please let me know.
It crossed my mind to stay in Florence for two nights or so then move to another base for my day trips. Either Siena or an agriturismo. I'll work on that.
Thanks Vincenzo32951 I will explore that option too! Good to know!
Any thoughts on the order of the trip? Should Cinque Terre be moved after Florence/Tuscany?
Does this make more sense logistically as some have suggested?
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You can store your luggage at the Pisa Centrale station during your stop between the CT and Florence.
If a pool interests you during your time in Tuscany, make sure you pick a place that has opened/heated its pool by the time of your visit.
I agree with taking a day from the CT and adding it to Florence. But before you take time away from Florence, make up a sightseeing schedule of everything you want to do/see there and figure out how much time that will take. Lots of sights are not open every Sunday and/or Monday, so if your stay includes those days of the week you may have trouble seeing everything you hoped to in 2-3 days.
If you decide to rent a car for a few days, you should study up on the ZTLs (limited traffic zones) which have been instituted in almost every Italian town, and you'll need to obtain International Driving Permits. (Personally, if it were my first international trip, I'd stick to public transportation, but that's me.) Or you could hire a driver/guide for a day of exploring.
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You will get back to Seattle on the same day you leave Rome (I fly home to PDX), so you can leave on the 20th which will give you an extra day in Rome.
I would leave CT before Florence.
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I too would leave the CT before Florence.
I think if you want a chill day, the Tuscan small town portion of your trip might be a better place to take it. You hike a bit on each of two days, which will leave you plenty of time for a boat ride and a little chilling. Remember that there are no historic or religious sites to visit; it's all kind of chill.
I also like the idea of dividing your Florence time: a few days for the city, and a few days with a car in the countryside.
But in any case, it's a nice itinerary and not too fast at all. You will have a great time.
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Thank you all so much! Knowing I'm on the right track is very exciting!
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<< As for the extra day in Cinque Terre...I expected the reaction that it may be too much. I stuck that in there as an extra day to relax mid trip. >>
Good idea but as you're starting in Venice, a completely relaxing city, you won't need to relax so early in the trip. Better to take a day in Florence or Rome (or part of a day) for relaxing. I find travel fatigue doesn't set in until day 14.
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I wouldn't find the Cinque Terre very relaxing, because during the day, the towns are sinking under the weight of the tourists, at least six months of the year. I've been there twice; once was a rainy day in October, and it was crowded beyond my comfort level. If I were to go back, which I probably won't, I'd spend two nights and hike. However, many of the trails are closed, and have been for several years, due to the risk of landslides; it has little to do with the weather. The main trails that are open are the higher trails, which require good hiking shoes and a certain level of fitness (which is seems you have).
There are some nice beaches in Tuscany, in the Maremma region. I've never been there, but family members of our have gone there fairly often. These are totally untouristy areas, so you wouldn't find the level of support services you'd find in the Cinque Terre.
You really have a choice of very scenic seaside or beaches. Most of the really scenic areas don't have great beaches, because they're places where the cliffs rise from the sea (the Amalfi Coast, the Riviera del Conero, the Cinque Terre, etc.) and the beach areas at the base of the cliffs tends to be small and rocky. For really great beaches, Sardegna would be ideal. Probably Sicily, too, but I haven't been there. But you really don't have time for an island visit on this trip. Anyway, as others have said, May is not really beach season in Italy. My daughter used to always visit me in May, and always wanted to go to the beach while she was here, but we would get maybe two or three great beach days in the whole month. I live near the Adriatic coast, where the climate is similar to the Cinque Terre. The Amalfi Coast (reachable from Rome) is warmer.
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Since you have only one full day in Florence, I suggest you drop the Uffizi Gallery, unless you have a burning interest in Renaissance art, or if there is something specific there you always wanted to see. Everybody seems to think they have to go there, but I don't hear that many people (except people who know a lot about the art of the Italian Renaissance) enjoyed it. I think most people would enjoy more visiting some of the spectacular church/museums in Florence, such as the Brancacci Chapel, the Tornabuoni Chapel, the Santa Croce church, or the St. Mark's monastery, with the monks' cells frescoed by the Beato Angelico (known as Fra Angelico in English).
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I would include the Bargello Museum to bvlenci's either/or list.
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It is possible - but inconvenient and time-consuming to tour Tuscany by public transit. With a car you can visit 2 smaller towns in one day (not an in-depth exploration but a view of the high spots). With public transit one a day would be max.
Also agriiturismos are - in the countryside, not a town - so without a car you would have to find someone there to take you to the nearest town to get train or bus and pick you up on return.
And I agree to take one day from CT and add to Rome - but then I really don't enjoy hiking (walking forever yes, hiking cliff trails no) and love big cities.
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I would also drop a night in CT (I personally would drop 2 nights in CT).
I think I would pick up a car at the airport in Pisa after visiting the tower. The airport is just 5 minutes by train from Pisa Centrale train station (where you will store your luggage). They are currently building a new link so the train is replaced by a bus at the moment, but may be back to train by the time you are there. Visit Tuscany a few days and then drop the car at the Florence airport. Visit Florence a couple of nights before heading to Rome.
>>>There is a web site to check if particular train stations have left luggage areas but it's not worked in over a week so I couldn't check for you.<<<
Although Trenitalia is doing some upgrades to their website at the moment, you can still check it there (on the Italian version). Select the region in the drop down box on the right and click vai. On the next screen, click servizi in stazione.
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Thanks again everyone for the great advice and resources! I'm gonna research some more on the rental car/hired driver matter.
As far as a pool or beach goes I don't really mean to swim and sun in May. Just the view alone is enough for me. I do think I will tweak my itinerary as most of you recommended and take a day from the cinque Terre.
Stay tuned, I will check in as the plan develops.
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We were in Sorrento in May and the hotel pool was open and it was a great place to relax in a lovely garden. Remember the Med is not nearly as cold as the north atlantic or pacific.
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Alright the flight I am looking at (yes I know it's early) would be 20 days Sunday through Friday..
I have decided to take my extra day in the Cinque Terre and add it to Florence for now, we will see. We are going to fly home on day 20 instead of day 19. This will give me an extra day in Rome. This is how it ends up falling
1. Sunday: leave Seattle
2.Monday: arrive Venice (Marco Polo)
3.Tuesday: Venice
4.Wednesday: Venice
5.Thursday: Venice
6.Friday: train to Cinque Terre
7.Saturday: 5T
8.Sunday: 5T
9.Monday: train to Florence (stop in Pisa)
10.Tuesday: Florence
11 Wednesday: Florence
12.Thursday: Siena day trip (pick up car)
13.Friday: rural Tuscany (not sure where yet)
14.Saturday: rural Tuscany
15.Sunday: travel to Rome
16.Monday: Rome
17.Tuesday: Rome
18.Wednesday: Rome
19.Thursday: Rome
20.Friday: fly/arrive home (FCO-SEA)
21.Saturday: recovery day at home
I think We will be in the right cities on the right days if we do it this way. Please let me know if I am missing something. Pisa on a Monday?
As you can see the Tuscany stretch of the trip is still the least developed. We will get there.
The flight I am looking at is through Lufthansa and connects in Frankfurt. On our flight to Seattle from Rome we only have a 1hour and 20 minute layover in Frankfurt. I hope this isn't a silly question, but is this enough time for an international connection?
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The itinerary looks pretty good, IMHO. The Monday stop in Pisa (just to see the tower, I assume) is OK. As you've probably figured out, you have to change trains there anyway to get to Florence, so taking in the tower then, if that's your goal, will work.
Can't give you a good answer about the layover in Frankfurt. I'm sure others here have done it. I will tell you that I flew Lufthansa once with a short layover in Munich (connecting to the US), and our plane arriving in Munich was late. Lufthansa held up our connecting flight for us, and took us by van and through VIP security to the plane. I was impressed. (Our luggage didn't make it till later, but that's understandable.)
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You could consider staying in Levanto while visiting Cinque Terre. The best hiking around to the hamlets and beach hikes to the town to the north. And the best part is it is a 5 minute beautiful train ride to Cinque Terra. This enables you to dash down any time to see them or do hikes or dinner without the crowds. Levanto has a public pool on the beach and I feel like it is a step back in time for that area. I spend a week hiking and relaxing there and I could have stayed longer and had tons to do.
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Dreamgoddess, great suggestion. I will look into that.
As far as Pisa is concerned, we mainly want to see the tower... Maybe have lunch if it is that time of day..
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For your Tuscany piece, we found a villa near a little town called Quersagrossa that had a pool and bikes. We rented a car in Florence, drove to the villa, took day trips around Tuscany (to Siena, etc) and then dropped the car in Orvieto (on the way to Rome) and caught the train there into Rome. It worked perfectly. It was fun to have a car in Tuscany and explore on our own for a few days. We also relaxed by the pool and did our laundry while staying at the villa. We found our villa on villasintuscany.com.
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if you put Florence before the CT, you could get the train from La Spezia all the way to Rome - it takes just over 3 hours.
and if you decide to spend all your time in Florence, rather than some of it in the countryside, you can always decide on day trips whilst you are there.
the Maremma is indeed a good alternative to the CT though very different, not least because there are far fewer tourists around. You can definitely swim in the sea near Orbetello - there is a lagoon where the water is very warm, even at that time of year. the town of Orbetello itself is very interesting [many different cultures have lived there, starting with the etruscans] and there's plenty to do and see in the area. excellent food and drink too.
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Thanks for the suggestions annhig and Saltysmom mom, I'll look into both of those towns!
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You have planned a lovely trip! I have rented cars in Italy through Kemwel - they are based in the US and use a variety of rentals in Italy. Their prices are good and they're very helpful. They also don't charge a drop fee if your rental is over 3 or 4 days. Call them to ask. Driving in Italy is fairly easy outside of the cities and I always get a 0 deductible rental through Kemwel so that I don't have to worry so much about scrapes.
I think you'd really enjoy staying in a Tuscan hill town. My daughter and I stayed a few days in a LOVELY apartment in Montepulciano, heart of a really gorgeous area. There are good restaurants in the town and parking at this location was fairly easy. This apartment is often recommended here on Fodors: http://www.politian.com/.
I also like Annhig's recommendation of the Maremmo area as it looked nice when we took the train from Pisa to Rome and this area will be relatively untouristed.
We were just in Italy in May and it was too cold to swim (for me.) Pools weren't open yet. Agriturismos were VERY quiet and in one place, we were the only ones at dinner. That was too quiet for me and I'd prefer stay in a small town during the off-season.
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I found the flight I want and am pretty much ready to book. Being ready to book makes me of course look at the places on my travel wish list that didn't make the itinerary and wonder if I will regret not seeing them. My most desirable location that is not on my list is Sicily... So here is a crazy thought.
1. Sunday: leave Seattle
2.Monday: arrive Venice (Marco Polo)
3.Tuesday: Venice
4.Wednesday: Venice
5.Thursday: Venice
6.Friday: train to Cinque Terre
7.Saturday: 5T
8.Sunday: 5T
9.Monday: train to Florence (stop in Pisa)
10.Tuesday: Florence*
11 Wednesday: day trip to Siena sleep in Florence*. *days interchangeable for closures on Tuesdays
12.Thursday: train to Rome
13.Friday: Rome
14.Saturday: Rome
15.Sunday: Rome
16.Monday: travel to Sicily
17.Tuesday: Sicily
18.Wednesday: Sicily
19.Thursday: Sicily
20.Friday: fly/arrive home
21.Saturday: recovery day at home
On my last posted itinerary I had not had my heart set on the middle details, so for this itinerary I've cut out the rural Tuscany stretch and have tacked that time onto the end with a visit to Sicily. This is NOT the new plan but just another option I am exploring before I commit to my previous itinerary. I am throwing this out there to hear thoughts, advice about Sicily and hopefully have a couple questions answered.
Is the best way to Sicily from Rome flying, or train down then ferry?
Is this too intense and fast paced a trip for a couple of newbies?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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My view is Tuscany is beautiful and you are there anyway why avoid it to go to Sicily. Sicily is an aquired taste. Given how little time you have given Florence I struggle to advise you to do this new trip.
The way I see is it that North Italy is enough to visit in 21 days and given that your present plan is only looking at a small part of it why whizz off to the south? Why not fly to Greece?
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bookmarking - I'm doing a similar trip in Mar 2015 but only 13 days, plus two travel days. No Cinque Terre though. No Sicily. My trip is Rome, Florence, and Venice. Your trip sounds wonderful!
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After 5 trips to Italy I still have yet to see Sicily, mainly because I haven't had the time I think it needs to really explore the island. Sicily is a large, complicated place and it takes time to see and absorb it.
I agree with bilbo that it makes more sense to see Tuscany, since you are already in Florence. And you need more time in Florence. I think Tuscany is easier for Italy newbies than Sicily (at least it was for me).
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Concur with those above who don't think you should go to Sicily on this trip. We've been to Sicily and, while we loved it, do not believe it's a choice for a first trip to Italy.
Your first itinerary looked good except you had too much time in the CT and not enough in Rome and Florence (that is, too many day trips from Florence.)
If you do want to "see the Sea", spend a few days in Naples and the Amalfi Coast. The view of the Bay of Naples is,in my opinion, much lovelier than anything in Sicily. But I'd add the time back into Tuscany. Instead of basing in Florence, stay outside and take a day trip or two into it, or, better yet, split your time between Florence and the Tuscan countryside. Get a car for the countryside but don't try to take it to Florence.
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Thanks everyone. I will stick with my previous itinerary. Oh darn I may just have to plan another future trip
Dwdvagamundo around the middle of this thread you will see my revised itinerary, where I took a day from the Cinque Terre and added a day to each Florence and Rome.
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looks like a good plan, cbgetaway.
yes, there are plenty of future trips to be had, but this looks like a good one for a first visit.
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Thanks. The "revised original" itinerary looks good.
Buon Viaggio!
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Last one I promise
Since I last posted I have booked my flights! Next stop...where to stay, which means I am trying to finalize my itinerary while I am in Italy.
Option #1 (revised original)
1. Sunday: leave Seattle
2.Monday: arrive Venice (Marco Polo)
3.Tuesday: Venice
4.Wednesday: Venice
5.Thursday: Venice
6.Friday: train to Cinque Terre
7.Saturday: 5T
8.Sunday: 5T
9.Monday: 5T
10.Tuesday: train to Florence (stop in Pisa)
11 Wednesday: Florence
12.Thursday: Florence
13.Friday: Siena day trip on way to rural Tuscany (not sure where yet) pick up car here
14.Saturday: rural Tuscany
15.Sunday: rural Tuscany
16.Monday: travel to Rome (drop off car)
17.Tuesday: Rome
18.Wednesday: Rome
19.Thursday: Rome
20.Friday: Rome
21.Saturday: fly/arrive home
22. Sunday: recovery
Option #2 cutting down Tuscany to avoid rental car and adding to venice
1. Sunday: leave Seattle
2.Monday: arrive Venice (Marco Polo)
3.Tuesday: Venice
4.Wednesday: Venice
5.Thursday: Venice
6.Friday: Venice
7.Saturday: train to 5T
8.Sunday: 5T
9.Monday: 5T
10.Tuesday: 5t
11 Wednesday: train to Florence (stop in Pisa)
12.Thursday: Florence
13.Friday: Florence
14.Saturday: Siena day trip sleep in Florence or Siena
15.Sunday: day trip to volterra or other busable day trip in Tuscany*. Sleep Florence or Siena *assuming this is possible on a Sunday at all. Please correct me if I'm wrong and I will make other plans.
16.Monday: travel to Rome
17.Tuesday: Rome
18.Wednesday: Rome
19.Thursday: Rome
20.Friday: Rome
21.Saturday: fly/arrive
22. Sunday: recovery
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First seems better to me. Still too much time in CT, though.
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I really like your #1 option.
One day in CT, try the ferry between the towns and to Portovenere. We loved that, for a totally different feel than CT, on a sunny day. The views from the water are amazing. But I would agree, I would spend only 3 nights there and add the extra nights to either Florence, Tuscany or Rome.
Have a great trip!
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For a first timer, you have done some of the best research and planned one of the best itineraries I have seen. Also, you waited to book until you had a good plan and you booked multi-citi. You also took advice and tweaked things. Very wise to not include Sicily, which is larger than it seems and needs much more time. Bravo!
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Concur with Sassafrass.
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Good planning and a nice trip. Agree to still cut 1 day from the Cinque Terre and add it to the Tuscan countryside. Please don't hesitate to rent a car for this part of your trip. You will enjoy it so much more if you have the flexibility of your own car. Driving in the countryside is a real pleasure, super easy, and allows for photo ops and discoveries. Do rent a car!!! You can pick it up in Siena and drop it in Chuisi or Orvieto, then just train into Rome.
Buon viaggio!
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Unanswered: ADO Objects, Get "OLE error 80040E21" when posting.
I am using Delphi and am in the process of replacing the BDE objects with ADO. I am using the XTG Systems ODBC driver. There is no sorce code because I am using all objects (TDBGrig, TDBNavigator linked to a TADOQuery wich is using a TADOConnection). I can however give you my connection string, because I think my problem lys within...
User ID=sysdba;
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Ok, my problem is that when ever I make a change in the grid and try to post using the Navigator, I get an "OLE error 80040E21".
I tryed searching for what the possible problems are and most people say that I am trying to put in information that is wider than my column. If I was not trying to edit in a DBGrid I would look at it but being that I am editing not inserting and I am not doing it through code rather a component, I can not see how this is.
Others have said that it is how I am connected so I have been trying to mess with my connection string and TADOQuer and TADOConnection properties for the last two days and there are so many different settings that it would take me forever to try all of them. If some one could help me out I would very much appriciate it.
Her are my settings on the TADOConnection...
xaCommitRetaining = True
xaAbortRetaining = False
CommandTimeout = 30
Connected = True
ConnectionString = {See Above}
ConnectionTimeout = 15
ConnectionOptions = coConnectUnspecified
ConnectionLocation = clUseClient
DefaultDatabase = {Null}
IsolationLevel = ilReadCommitted
KeepConnection = True
LoginPrompt = False
Mode = cmReadWrite
Name = ADOConnection1
Provider = MSDASQL.1
Tag = 0
I know that my IsolationLevel and Mode are set for optimal performance, but at this point I was trying anything to get it to work. It does work if I use BDE components but I am trying to get away from the BDE.
Thanks for any input.
Just an update on this problem...
Things I have tryed are....
Updateing using the FireBird ODBC instead of XTG Systems.
Updateing My MDAC.
I have found that when setting my "modes" equal to "Share Exclusive" (so that I can do the equivalent to a request live) in my connection string and try to to connect, I get the same error. It as if the ODBC will not let me record lock the database for updates.
So, I went off and try to do the record locking at the ADOQuery by setting the Cursor Type to ctDynamic but every time I open the ADOQuery it automatically resets back to ctStatic.
Can any one tell me why this is happening and how to prevent it?
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Mordekaiser Build
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Core (early) against AP
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Hello, and welcome to my Mordekaiser build guide.
Fist off, this is not an in-depth guide, I am not someone who is "hello, I'm a 2200 ELO player, I make gud bilds," nor am I someone who thinks that whatever he thinks of is good, only becouse he came up with it.
Secondly, this build is a bit special. With this build I focus on one of Morde's weaknesses and how to not make it show. THE ENTIRE GUIDE IS FOCUSED AROUND THIS BUILD, NOT MORDE IN GENERAL.
Last, but not least, this is a build, that I stumbled upon while thinking, what was I doing wrong, while I was playing Morde and loosing. I'm not someone who would go balls deep in every fight or chase for kills, if it's not safe. My misakes were not basic mistakes that people do. My mistake was me not being aware, what Morde's weaknesses are and how to pay hi so that they wouldn't show.
I was playing Morde according to guides on this website and according to guides on other websites, written by Pros and highly experienced players. However, I just didn't manage to do as well as they said their builds work. Here's my build and how it works.
Oh, and one last thing before I begin. This build shows its strenght when you play it. In theory it looks weird, but in reality it works. I suggest you give it a try, at least when Morde is free (rarely though :S).
Everything in this guide is my opinion and my personal experience. I am absolutley not saying or hinting, that I am absolutley right or that this build is the best possible. Everything here is my opinion. You, as a reader are entitled to your opinion and are desired to express it through comments, however I am asking you, to only like/dislike the guide if you have teted it and have any actual experience with it.
Runes, Masteries and Summoner Spells.
I will sum everything in the chapter title here, I will not make specific chapters for them, as the main reasoning for these can be found on other guides too.
The only weird runes at first sight might be the movement speed quints. I chose those, becouse Morde has very low manouverability and no skills that would help him escape ( no crowd control) except if he manages to kill his persuers with them. Movement speed is the only stat thet actually can help him escape or chase enemies, while it's also very important in fights, to dodge skillshots and other AoE spells.
This build lacks some damage, therefore all of the masteries here help significantly to increase his damage. The rest is survivability. Otherwise pretty standard, I believe.
Summoner spells:
I use three spells on Morde: Flash, Ignite and Teleport, Ranked by priority, ignite being the most important. I will elaborate on these later.
Pros and Cons of this build
NOTE: This chapter focuses on this build, not on Morde in general.
+ Constant damage output
+ [Morde is] Extremly hard to kill, while fighting
+ Full use of his passive
+ a tad less vulnerable to ganks
+ ult will be available in practically every fight
- Damage is not burst-like
- Still a weak early game
- Early and mid game he is more teammate reliant that other builds
- Requires experience to know when to use his ult to full potential
Why use this build over others?
When I was thinking through why I couldn't play Morde well enough, I took a look at most of the fights I had with him so far (mostly teamfights, not 1v1 fights). They looked something like this:
1. I got my shield upwhen farming minions.
2. The fight begun, I used my E from max range (when assured to hit the maximum ammount of them)
3. Walked towards their squishies to burst them down (after our peelers)
4. When I came to their squishies to unleash my combo, they turned their attention to me, killed what was left of my shield.
5. I unleashed what I had left of my combo and I died due to not having any shield.
My conclusion from this:
1. Morde needs to be close in range to do anything at all (no Q)
2. The shield (passive) only held until I came close enough to do anything.
3. Initial burst (over)fills the shield, but after your initial burst you can't do anything but to autoattack.
4. As Morde you have two periods of the fight in which you are weak: when you're walking up to the enemy squishies and when you're in melee range (with no escapes) after you've unleashed your combo.
Afterwards, this is what I decided to do:
Find a build that makes Morde still strong while enabling him to stay alive through the entire fight.
I was surprised, that no builds that I've found on the internet could help me with this proble and so, I was left to help myself.
So, the answer to the chapter title question:
1. You won't die so quickly even when focused.
2. You still have plenty of damage, altough through other sources than 700 ability power.
3. It's easy to use. At any level of play this build can be effective. You still need to know the basics, however you don't need 300 games of experience to know how to play Morde.
Without further ado my build and reasoning...
The most important chapter. Period.
Main rule of this chapter: Build according to your opponents! If you don't this build will only make you suck. You'll end up with no farm, no damage and a defeat end screen.
Core build:
1. Will of the Ancients
This item hives you ability power and spell vamp. Two very important stats. Ability power will give you damage, while spell vamp will cause your spells to cost practically no HP and will restore the HP lost from fighting.
You can also replace this with Spirit of the Spectral Wraith, if you think you need spell vamp earlier, since it's a bit cheaper, otherwise its a bunch of wasted stats (except CDR!).
2. Spirit Visage
Yes, Spirit Visage in core. No, I'm not crazy. Why? Well, usually you're going to go with Abyssal Scepter if you need Magic resist in mid lane, however with spirit visage you get more stats for less gold and more suitable stats for Morde.
The health it gives you is crucial. As Morde, you use your HP as your spell costs, therefore, as you level up, your spell costs become bigger. As other casters want to expand their mana pool to be able to spam their spells more, so you want to expand your health pool on Morde.
The Cooldown Reduction (CDR) it provides (20%) is half of your entire possible cap of CDR. And on CDR this build focuses. This is why this item is so important (explained futher in the next chapter).
The passive is an added bonus. Spirit visage is cost effective with just the stats it provides. You'll be using the passive with your spell vamp and your ult. Many people forget that your ult heals you, while it's active and improoved healing? Hell yes.
3. Ionian Boots of Lucidity
Again, yes. This item provides you with 15% CDR which will nearly top your cap with 39% together with Spirit visage and masteries. It is a crucial stat on this build, as the rest of the build relies on low cooldowns and availavility of your spells.
Rest of the build:
These items are recommended to be built after the 3 core items, however depending on your match-ups, some core items should be swithches with some of these (ex.: switch spirit visage with Seeker's Armguard + Kindlegem if you're against an AD champ, like Zed).
Liandry's Torment
One of your key damage items, applying its passive with your AoE spells to more than 1 person makes it very reliable damage source team-wise while in teamfights (especially, since your Q automatically targets 4 people). Pair it up with Rylai's Crystal Scepter for maximum effect of it's pasive. Also see health reasoning at Spirit Visage.
Rylai's Crystal Scepter
An awesome item, however a bit lackluster on Morde. I recommend getting it only after Liandry's Torment or if you can do the dps and your enemies keep getting away. It's passive is important, however you'll only get 15% with your spells, unless you're against only one enemy, while you use your Q. The main reason Rylai's is here it its syngerie with Lyandri's and the HP chunk it provides. Even though this item is very ineffective on its own, don't be afraid to pick up only a Giant's Belt if you feel that you need HP.
Zhonya's Hourglass
Very important, in terms of damage as well as in terms of Armor. It's the only real AP item in this build and the only one that provides you with Armor. Try getting it every game. Don't forget about its passive as well, it can really save you when you're being focused. It's noteworthy to mention, however, that your shield still deteriorates when you use it, so use it in emergyncy cases only or when you finnish the game, since the golden pose is just awesome.
These 6 items will provide you with everything you need. In most situations you won't need anything else. But, if your match-ups are clearly not balanced in terms of damage, for example, they have 3 ap-focused champions, it is worth getting other items, accordingly.
How to play with this build and why
As you can probably see by now, this build will not make you a burst champion, like most other builds do. If you ask me, there are champions, that fill this role much, much better (Brand, Annie etc.).
This build makes you a tanky sustained damage mage with an awesome burst and tankiness, that counters spell vamp and life steal (you can also counter Vladimir with this build). It is very similiar to Ryze, the only difference being, that you get stronger after killing your first target (if you used your ult).
According to the problems in a fight, that I found by analyzing my fights, this build reacts as follows:
1. More tankiness (HP, Armor, Magic resist) enable Morde to approach his targets (idealy enemy carries) without dieying or taking too much damage after which Morde would have to flash out of the fight, since he has no other escapes.
2. After the initial combo, due to the 39% CDR this build provides, you'll be able to keep using your skills, since your E will have a CD of 4.6s, your Q will have a CD of 3s and your W will have a CD of 9.1s (lasts 6s, making its CD actually 3.1s!). This will make you able to spam your abilities, filling your shield again and again, negating nearly all the damage, that your enemies will be inflicting on you, while returning no health from life steal or spell vamp, since they will not be damaging your actual HP. This is very important, since, after you start fighting, you will have no way to escape the fight except to use your flash.
3. Your ultimate will have a cooldown of 68.4s (lasts 30s, nearly half the CD), it being available every fight. In the end, if you manage to kill one of their carries (their ap carry makes your pet effective nearly as much as an AD carry), your own stats will be enhanced (by 20%of the ghost's), as well as the ghost's stats will be enhanced, their entire ap and ad will be converged into their autoattacks. Therefore, you will be even more powerful after you kill your first targeet. Here it's also very important to focus the same champion as your teammates do (if it is a carry), that you will be able to ult someone effectively.
This is pretty much all. Comment if you have any more questions about this build. Thank you for reading.
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It is the nice chance announce by NIT Trichy for those candidates who are interested to make their careers in the department of National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli. Here, we are giving only useful information like total vacancies, eligibility, last dates, mode of submission of application, selection procedure and general guidelines to candidates for find their eligibility as per desired department but if the candidates are not happy with this info then they have another option to download an official advertisement of NIT Trichy from the link given in last under the head point of important links.
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About NIT Trichy: National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli (Tamilnadu) is commonly familiar as NIT Trichy. In the latest time, NIT Trichy give permission to appoint One Hundred Twenty (120) candidates as the post of Assistant Professor for various department under its vacancies, jobs & recruitment 2017-18 project. Candidates are also suggested to bookmark this website "OR" subscribe it to take latest news about upcoming vacancies and results.
NIT Trichy Recruitment 2016-17 of 2 Project Assistants: National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli is going to recruit 2 Project Assistants as per the guidelines mentioned here under.
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Job Profile: National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli (Tamilnadu) is displaying a recruitment job 2013 notification to single out Eighty Three (83) truthful and blunt candidates having Indian citizenship as the job of Temporary Faculty under the department of Architecture, CEESAT, Chemistry, ECE, Humanities, MME, Management, Mechanical, CSE, Chemical, Civil, EEE, ICE, MCA, Math and Production.
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Icarus Ascending The leadership style of Michael O'Leary The leadership style of Michael O'Leary the CEO of Ryanair always repays careful scrutiny. His success appears to owe everything to doing the opposite of what they teach you in business school.
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The leadership style of Michael O'Leary the CEO of Ryanair always repays careful scrutiny. His success appears to owe everything to doing the opposite of what they teach you in business school.
He is famously rude to passengers with disabilities his staff and regulators. His language is the litany of the anti-hero the self-styled champion of no frills service with low cost fares. His entrepreneurial model is by his own proud admission an unashamed copy (of Southwest Airlines) and delivered with a culture of iconoclasm to beat the traditional airline model. By any measure he has succeeded and delivered wealth to his shareholders beyond their wildest dreams.
His leadership model is a clever one. The rhetoric is totally unconventional. As a leader Michael O'Leary (Icarus Ascending as Management Today once called him) is a risk taker a hands-on day-to-day decision maker.
He is never short of a soundbite to challenge conventional wisdom with the odd expletive deleted. He loves to denounce competitors regulators and even customers alike in forthright language the Economist described his 'cavalier treatment of passengers' a 'deserved reputation for nastiness' and a ' byword for appalling customer service … and jeering rudeness'.
Not that he will be worried. He presses on. Time and again we have to admire his chutzpah. To beat the Dublin traffic he bought a taxi firm so he could use the bus lanes and beat the morning queues. He called the British civil aviation regulator a 'half wit' – but that was a compliment – the Irish regulator was a 'quarter wit'. We grit our teeth when we read about this poor behaviour but can't resist a smile at the sheer cheek of it all.
In reality there are lots of traditional cool calm business disciplines in Ryanair including:
To be a low cost a 'no frills' brand an airline with a distinctive edge.
As for any airline and then some – accelerating turnaround times maximising loads pricing competitively: expanding the route network minimising the cost base paperless ticketing totally unafraid to use unfashionable airports.
Famously by charging a low basic with surcharges for all the non-essentials beyond minimal ground services and in your face – planes painted with Ryanair phone number and logo.
He is VERY demanding of his staff – no trade unions crew members dressed in plain uniforms pilots pay for their own training and uniforms – but there is no real hierarchy with highly interchangeable teamworking and customer service between cabin crew check-in and ground staff whilst maintaining safety.
Launched in 1985 floated on NASDAQ in 1997 and joined the NASDAQ Top 100 in 2002 a profit of €339m in 2010 reflected Ryanair's growing value. Today Ryanair has 50 bases and 275 aircraft covering 165 destinations with 72m customers.
So good luck to Mr O'Leary you might dislike his gratuitous rudeness and we would hate it if all firms were like this but his leadership is fun to teach always stimulates debate – no neutrals here – and maybe just maybe most of his leadership is what they do teach you in Business School after all: find out what they want deliver it with great value build a brand with some panache and you won't go far wrong.
Erika is a writer in Ashridge's Research department. She specialises in writing about management, leadership and HR.
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Poway is a community in San Diego County that is home to nearly 50,000 people. Only 3.5 percent of the people in Poway are currently unemployed, which means that the vast majority of people here have jobs to get to every day. Anyone who has been on Interstate 15 or Highway 56 during the week understands that people in Poway are busy with their jobs and their family lives. Perhaps that's why a troubling trend is beginning to emerge regarding car accidents here. That trend appears to be that driving on Monday is more dangerous than any other day of the week. Below is an overview of the last two years of accident data. If you have been injured by a negligent driver, regardless of the day of the week, contact a Poway car accident lawyer as soon as possible.
78 Poway car accidents occurred in 2014, resulting in 97 people who were either injured or killed. The percentage of crashes that occurred on each day of the week reveal that more crashes occurred on Monday than on any other day of the week:
In addition to more crashes occurring on Mondays, 76.9 percent of Poway car accidents occurred during daylight hours.
88 Poway car accidents occurred in 2015. 125 people were either injured or killed because of these crashes. In addition, a larger percentage of crashes occurred on Monday in 2015 as compared to 2014, as you'll see below:
Nearly two-thirds of all Poway car accidents occurred during daylight hours in 2015. This suggests that people were involved in collisions while following their daily routines.
Monday is clearly a day in which we have to shake off the cobwebs of relaxation from the weekend and get back into the grind. Many of us are not as focused on the road on Monday morning or afternoon than we perhaps should be. That may be why so many crashes in Poway occurred during daylight hours on Mondays. Keep that information in mind as you get into your vehicle following the weekends, as it could make the difference between being involved in an accident and arriving at your destination without a problem.
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Fresh from his adventures on The Social Network, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and House of Cards, director David Fincher is currently tackling Gillian Flynn's bestselling novel of American unease, [Gone Girl](movie:833123).
On her fifth wedding anniversary, Amy Dunne mysteriously disappears. She's simply gone, vanished from the face of the earth. Did her seemingly flawless husband Nick commit a crime? Ben Affleck headlines as the downsized hubbie to Rosamund Pike's missing wife, becalmed back in his Missouri hometown and targeted as the main murder suspect.
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As a huge [Gone Girl](movie:833123) purist and a fan of the book's ending, I'll say that I believe its mood and meaning are just as important as the actual events of the book. And by the look of these posters - showing an eerie Affleck searching for "Amazing Amy" - it seems as though they have both covered.
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I should probably get rid of this useless topic.But am going to have repercussions.
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I should probably get rid of this useless topic.But am going to have repercussions.
No. You shouldn't.
I disagree with you, Keh-lenny-us. Mero should just dispose of this topic to prevent people from causing drama.
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I disagree with you, Keh-lenny-us. Nividen should just dispose of this topic to prevent people from causing drama.
In case you don't get it, the point of this thread is not "hey, look how I make .net angry". It's "hey, there's a lot of neat stuff, also maybe you'll want to upload it here".
It's just that prior to my ban on that site I didn't post it because I was politely (no irony) asked to not do so.
I had a good day today. Aside from the vomiting, getting caught in the rain, and fever. It's nice to know that, whenever I'm having a nice day like this, I can visit these forums to keep my mood perfectly balanced between positive and negative. Oh no. In reassuring myself that I can always |absolute value| my emotions back to apathy, my mood has improved once again. I'm going to have to go back and re-read Assim's trolling and Kelenius' petty rationalizations. Then maybe I'll vomit some more. That should square things away.
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There's really no point for those hidden images, except maybe for the hidden mangas/doujins, because those are under harsher Copyright restrictions. But WC members might as well just download them, anyway.
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Get rid of that shit. I want to look through the non-sexual, non-doujin, non-pokemon stuff here.
Is there still a working link? o3o
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-Mekka: Located in the skeletal remains of Denver, Mekka is the Reclaimer's largest Data Haven. Here, the once individual sky scrappers that dotted Denver have all been melded into a central structure. Originally this conversion was meant to keep deteriorating buildings from collapsing, and as the data haven grew, the melded buildings were relatively closer and closer together until there was essentially one large mass of buildings.
Although it is an empty husk in many regards, Many of the bridges and the central buildings have been rebuilt. New buildings have even built by stripping materials from what was once sprawling metropolitan area. Now Denver is a labyrinth of structures including research labs, data centers and medical facilities. From within the secure walls of Mekka, Reclaimers run about tending to their creations. The success of this great Mekka served as a model for all future Data Havens and Servers.
-Switch City (or "The Switch") is also known by it's ancient name: Chicago. Switch City is North America's largest trading hub (and 2nd largest city in North America). Just about any item known to post-Exodus humanity can be found in the dark and mirky streets of this barter-hub... However, being able to afford it may be a different subject entirely.
Within the gated walls of The Switch, there is a constant influx of traders from a multitude of factions, a variety of merchants, as well as those down on their luck and those trying to increase their fortunes. There aren't many laws here, but the few that exist are very strictly enforced. If the crime is severe, but you have the goods to bribe the security forces and the magistrates, you may be able to pay off your crime, as long as you're able to do so before the Hunters get to you and claim the bounty.
The city itself exists around the old area that was once known as the "loop". Most of that original area, which consisted of the old business district and skyscrapers, is now completely flooded and the ground level is now underwater. The loop has reverted to the swampy conditions of centuries prior, and has become overgrown with lush greenery. Due to it's close proximity to the Switch, there is a constant flow of scavenging missions into the Old Ruins of Chicago (the ORC). However, little is left within easy reach, and the sky-skrapers are starting to groan and sag, as their weary bones begin to give way.
-Tenpike is the epitome of a small town during the Resurgence. A trading hub, built around a large hill with a concrete ramp jutting out of it. The town of TenPike sits on a major crossroads of what was once an interstate highway, but It's been centuries since any vehicles traveled through it on a regular basis. Today, ox-carts and pack boars are the main means of transporting goods through the town that would be considered thriving by 26th century earth standards. The town is built mainly of ramshackle huts constructed from scrap metal, hammered roadway signs, and caked with mud for insulation.
-The Wilds are the wide open plains of the North American midwest. The Wilds are the areas in-between scattered towns and city states where there is even less guarantee of safety. These vast expanses are home to the Drifters, Stakers, as well as all manner of wildlife. The Wilds are also home to some of the largest remaining pre-Exodus weapons caches, missile bases, army barracks, and thus a lot of unclaimed Old Tech. There are also various trading posts and small towns out here as well. Those who live in the wilds tend to view the city states with distain and prefer their own independent frontier way of living. This is also where the vast majority of Tribals and Warlords can be found.


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I began with PlayStation plus. I played episodes 1 and 2 for free and episode 3 I bought. Now I don't have PlayStation plus and I spent 10 dollars on episodes 4 and 5, but it now wants me to buy and play episodes 1-3 first! This isn't fair and I just wasted 10 dollars =(
I know this is not the answer you are looking for but you just learned first hand Telltale does not play test enough and will unlikely fix this issue.
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I apologize for the inconvenience. However, it is specified on the description page for each episode that you must have Episode 1 to play other episodes. Since you let your plus account expire, you no longer owned episode 1, which would prevent you from playing all other episodes.
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A.M.P Floracel is a company that specializes in the natural and organic treatment of digestive disorders and auto-immune diseases by use of the aloe plant, but more specifically the use of aloe mucilaginous polysaccharide. Many auto-immune diseases and digestive disorders can cause chronic indigestion, and while taking A.M.P Floracel's supplement will help alleviate the symptoms, it is important to be aware of the symptoms, causes, treatments, and prevention methods that are available.
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Discussion in 'Lifestyle' started by coughlin's law, May 8, 2009.
Just a random idea, wasn't sure how it was going to turn out...
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take the blue pill and ill show you where the rabbit hole goes...
reminds me of a leveling bubble
would make a cool desktop
is that a light up shot glass with 3 nyquil?
You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe.
You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.
Shouldn't that be like this:
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About UsWe have been in the antiques and collectables business for over 40 years and purchase most of our items from local estates. During the winter months, our specialty is vintage estate furs, clothing and accessories, mostly designer labels from the 60's - 80's. All our offerings are sold only in excellent condition and ready to wear. Our furs are all prep'd and glazed by our own old country furrier who is also available for custom alterations if required. During the summer we specialize in outdoor furnishings and decor - iron, marble, and bronze - at THE IRON GARDEN. We carry a fine selection of Carre French Bistro furnishings by LaFrance and Grosjean, patio items by Salterini, and 1950's Woodard. Cast iron, bronze, and marble garden accents are our forte. NOTE: we love animals and do not handle any new furs. Our intent is to recycle perfectly wearable apparel and to prevent if from wastefully being relegated to the landfills. This is the ultimate in recycling and as green as can be.
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Niagara- on- the- lake Ontario
St. Davids, ON L0S 1P0
St. Davids, ON L0S 1P0
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